The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-04
WORLDS NEWS
CONDENSED
rhomas ochiltree is dead.

Col. Thomas Ochiltree is dead
Lord Salisbury is in better health.
There are sc, 000 cripples in New York
city.
EngIand's trade with her colonies is
growing.
A Chinese tong war has broken out
in Fresno.
Ten deaths are reported for the foot
ball season.
A gold dollar is now worth So in
Mexico.
Heavy weather has prevailed of late
on the Atlantic.
"A 5000, 900 contract has been let for the
San Diego jetty.
Turkey is spending nearly $4,0O0,OOC
in war supplies.
The Philippines are to have a gold
standard of currency.
VIM F. Fuller, art collector of New
York, Yale 81, is dead.
General Gomez has succeeded in end
ing the Havana strike.
Theodore Parker Cabot, U. S. Consul
at Madras, India, is dead
The Navy has adopted a uniform of
dark gray for it's prisoners.
The Crown Prince of Siam paid a
visit to Stanford University.
The Salt Lake, Los Angeles railroad
is to be finished in two years.
The French at st. Pierre, Miquelon,
have seized a British fishing schooner.
There are renewed conflicts between
Turkish troops and Bulgarian brigands.
Silver bars are now quoted at Az
cents per ounce and Mexican dollars at
81 cents.
The Manhattan Elevated Road has
been leased to the subway company for
999 years.
Wallace, a famous trained lion, at
tackled and severely injured his trainer
at Phoenix.
Francis Fuller Victor, known as the
historian of the Northwest" is dead
at Portland.
Both ambassador Tower and Count
Cassini state that the Gar is in the
best of health.
1t is reported that the Pacific fleet
maneuvers will take place in Santa
Barbara channel.
The steel trust is seeking to divide
territory with foreign companies so as
to avoid competition.
The attendance at the American
Thanksgiving dinner at Hotel Cecil,
exceeded 440.
The heavy warships of the North
squadron have arrived at the
scene of the maneuvers.
The British award in the Chile-Ar-
gentina dispute divides the land and
gives neither the victory.
Milk sells at wholesale in New Work
at 9H to so cents a quart, the highest
price paid in twenty years.
Deboe won the Inaugural race at New
Orleans. Time, liza. Golden Rule was
second and Henry Mcdaniel third.
Several hundred Americans have nat
uralized as British subjects so as to
get vote in the Yukon election.
The land office, in the effort to probe
frauds, has held up timber and stone
entries in California, Oregon and Wash
ington.
The Turkish Council has resolved to
reject the application made by Great
Britain for a coaling station at Bus
sorah.
Fourteen thousand members of the
Miners Union are out of work in Penn
sylvania and have had no relief money
since Nov 5th.
Private Thompson, the alleged in
eeHulary, VINO escaped from MS unQer-
ground prison at Fort Stevens, Ore,
has been recaptured.
Now that trouble is impending Pres
ident Castro of Venezuela renews his
allegiance to the Monroe doctrine and
seeks closer relations with the United
States.
The Russian government has bought
Verestchagin's pictures of Napoleons
Moscow campaign for 100000 A syn
dictate has bought his picture of Roose-
welt at San Juan hill for exhibition.