The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-01


OH has bean found in Cason Pass,
Cal
Judge Il L Edmunds Of ST Louis is
dead
Los Angeles VIII have a series q bun
fights
odessa University wants to instruct
women
/ The House has passed the urgent de-
! 6cieacy bill.
/ Sidney Smith. san Francisco CAPT
talist, IL dead
The term Of mourning for the British
court has ended
: Manila banks refuse 70 accept Mex
can silver on deposit
] TWO Kansas rancherE were killed IN
= fight with robbers.
Seven men were burned 10 death IN
z West Virginia blaze
Seattle aGyicss from Dawson tell Of
reign Of crime there.
Negotiations for union Of ATLANTIC
steamer lines continue.
/ The steel trust IS likely TO go into
; the machinery business.
Southern California has been much
benefited by light rains
Two trainmen were killed in a Lead
vile, Colo. freight wreck
Mamie Mosisr. q Santa Rosa girl,
committed suicide in Portland
The Union League Club O San Fran
cisco entertained Governor Taft
Wisconsin tobacco growers protest
against the proposed Cuban tariff
Congress is considering the river and
harbor appropriations for California
Governor Mcbride, of Washington
opposes the gigantic railroad combine
United States Minister Bowen has
been married at Caracas 10 Miss Caro-
lyn Gregg
Mayor Low, Of New York VIII give
IL
Prince Henry. -
The great Pennsylvania mining sUi1.
involving s4.ooo,Ooo, is being heard at
Helena, Mont
II is denied that an American has
bought the Borghese gallery. or that
il Is for sale
Michael Paganini, grandson Of the
great yiolinist. has had his leg cut Of
by cable car.
Policeman z. c. Robinson was muir
dered by San Francisco thugs. Adolph
A1bersmeyer was killed al the same
time by q fail from e window
Women medical students thrown out
Of the class room by the closing Of
Northwestern Uniyersity's medical
school for women, are 10 be admitted
10 full privileges in Rush Medical Col
Iege-
The KharkofT official temperance
committees have petitioned the govern
ment 10 forbid the drinking Of vodka
on public ways or in public places,
and TO close the liquor dispensaries on
Sundays and holidays
The Senate committee Will make q
thorough investigation Of the Philippine
situation. The Democratic speeches
favoring Filipino independence are
having a bad effect in the Islands. and
ara being largely circulated
The marriage Of Lord StayendaIe,
eldest son of the fifth Earl Of leicester
and Lady Helen Vans-Tem psst-Stew-
art, only daughter OF the Marquis Of
Londonderry, took place at ST. Peters
Church, Elton Square. The ceremony
was one OF the snaTtsst affairs OF the
kind seen in London for years past II
was estimated that the presents. which
were numerous, were worth upwards Of
c $50 900.
II is expected that the Manchurian
treaty VIII BE- signed within week.
Diplomats do not manifest much inter
est in il, as they do not believe any
written treaties in the slightest degree
affect the policy Of Russia in Manchu-
ria A separate contract with the
Russo Chinese Bank secures TO the
bank complete control of the railroads !
and mines.
The Yale University council has vot-
ed TO substitute memorial day for ]
Washington's birthday as z holiday in
all departments The change is IN I
derstood TO be for the purpose OF break |
ing up the usual fence T0sn Wnlch mas /
been a feature OF the Undergraduate !
celebration of February 22d- Judge /
Henry z. Rowland, of New York. viii |
deliver the memorial day address TO the |
students this year.
A San Jose. Cal. dispatch says: Mrs. |
Rafaella Soto de Pacheco. one Of the 4
few survivors of the aristocratic Span /
ish families. who resided in California /
at the time OF American occupation, !
died here this morning. aged eighty-six /
years. She was born in San Francisco /
Ia 1916, her father being a Spanish /
officer stationed in California at that I
time She was q cousin Of the late !
Governor Pacheco, and related TO many |
OF the first families Of Spanish Cali /
fornia She leaves one daughter, Mrs j
a J. GruweIl, Of San Jose, and 1
grandson, Ralph AIowe. Of Los Angeles.
She has been in declining health for /
over q year.