The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-18

Inc paper ei N-CAANA'NSe7s ON-'
were destroyed by fire
The trial of the Alturas. Cal, lynch'
ers is nearly at an end
stanford and Washington UNIVERSE
ties Will debate in May
A San Jose murderer was married III
Jail by a Catholic priest
Hartman is purchasing Erie stock
seeking control of that road
Baron Killeen, premier Earl of Ire
land is visiting in San Francisco.
William G.. Jackson, a Chicago news
paper man, died at Salt Lake City
IT is runored that another new thea
ter is to be built in San Francisco
Col. Samuel n. Hoyt, a famous In
dian fighter. is dead at Washington.
Miss Maud Gooch, talented Oakland
musician, is to marry d. c. Henninser.
Vandals damaged the Topeka church
conducted by Rev. Charles Nj. Smell
don.
Charles w. Hobart an old-time
newspaper editor, died near Tacoma,
Wash.
f.. III. Sothern ended a two weeks
engagement in Chicago with receipts OF
S33, 900.
The Santa Fe has brought suit to en-
Join the reduction of oil rates IN Call
fornia.
John II. Coggeshall, San Francisco
veteran, took carbolic acid, with fatal
results.
The condition of Mrs. Booth Tucker.
who has been i'll in Oakland, is i'm
proving.
j. Pierpont Morgan has loaned his
collection of old masters to a London
exhibition.
The California State Federation of
Labor is meeting in annual convention
at Vallejo.
The battleship Iowa has arrived at
Talcahuano, Chile, and Will go INTO
dock there.
Chief of Police Whitman has made
many changes in the San Francisco
police force.
James Ross, degenerate, shot a
little girl at Seattle, who had repulsed
his advances.
A Stockton, Cal, company is filling
an. order for 5000 tons of flour, to be
sent to China.
The revenue cutter Grant reports
wreckage along the shores OF the
Straits of Fuca.
Three mounted police were drowned
in the Stickeen rapids by the over
turning of canoe
General Otis will be continued in
charge of the Chicago division until
retired, March 9th.
There is a great demand from Ameri-
cans in London for seats to view the
coronation procession.
Miss Rosalind Secor, of New York,
was married to a son of Sir George
Chetwynd, in London.
Mayor Schmitz, of San Francisco,
has formally announced the appoint
ment of commissioners.
John A. Russell, clerk of the San
r.. of
thirty-four years, is dead.
Major Joseph Knowlton, of San Fran
cisco, is charged by his brother-in-law
with felony embezzlement.
A movement has been started in Liv-
erpooI to replace foreigners on Eng
lish ships by British seamen.
Phoenix, Arizona, authorities have
suspect under arrest whom they believe
TO be a Montana train robber.
Oscar Wilde's play, The Importance
of Being in Earnest. was given in
A receiver has been appointed for ,
the Crude Rubber Company, of New
York The liabilities are 100000.
Henry NJ. Fowler, a Dawson man, at !
tempted suicide upon it being learned (;
that he mad defrauded his employer
The trial of the Cuban postoffice |
cases has begun at Havana. Neeley '
and Rathbone have pleaded not guilty /
Brooklyn police judges refuse to va |
cate their seats for city magistrates.
Both sets Of officials are trying to hold |.
office.
Lord Rosslyn's attempt to break the !
bank at Monte Carlo is causing a great |
sensation. He is reported have won |
$50, 900.
a Mexican woman is at the head of /,
a big mining company recently incor-
porated in Mexico, with a capital of :
500, 900.
Perry Belmont was beaten in the race ,
for Congress by Montague Lessler, Re
publican, in the seventh New York
district.
Prof. Frank Parsons. of Boston, in an !,
interview at Berlin, says that Europe
Is greatly in fear of American COM
petition.
The death of John wayland. of Los
Angeles, is being investigated. 1t is
alleged to be due to Christian Science
treatment.
The United States yacht Rainbow
has sailed from New York to replace
the cruiser Brooklyn, as station ship
in Manila.
The coal output in the United States !,
for 1901 was over 800, 00O, 900 tons In
creases are shown in the iron and gold |
output also.
English clubmen jeer at the protest
of American girls in London who say
that the Britishers do not reciprocate
social favors
The body discovered in the oyster
beds at Redwood City, Cal. has been
identified as that of Fred Dueroux. of
San Francisco.
Englishmen are said to be much sur
prised at the rapidity with which |
American contractors in London erect |
costly buildings.
A receiver will be appointed to wind
up the affairs of the Pan-American
Exposition, because of differences
among the creditors
Government experts have reported |
that the newly-opened San Diego lands |
IN California are worthless because of
the presence of alkan
Assignee Eaton, of the Nanny"
Pleasant estate, in San Francisco.
charges F. Bell and Davis with specu-
iatlng with the assets of the woman. !
Secretary