The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-27
SUNDAY PAPER
BOILED DOWN

! Serious moods nave damaged property
! in Rome.
Jordan s beat Sedgwick's cricket
team Saturday.
/ Kilauea and Mauna Loa volcanoes
are both reported active.
/ Three football players in three states
were killed on Saturday.
! 1t il believed the Porte will back
{ down before the allied fleet
Norman Watkins won first place il
the Manoa golf DOGGY tournament.
Senator Burton of Kansas has again
been convicted of accepting a bribe.
Tenth Infantry and High School foot
ball teams played a draw Saturday
Commercially reports a strengthen
ing of stocks with the rise in sugar.
, Mrs. Francis Burton Harrison. nee
! Croker, will be buried in San Fran
cisco.
]. w Leong came out winner in the
Chinese Tennis Club tournament at
Kalihi.
Crook Bill Hammond lately appeared
in Jamaica, where he swindled a phil
anthropic lady out of $3.50.
[. s. Marshal Shine is on the water
from San Francisco with three alleged
counterfeiters wanted here
Deputy Sheriff Keliikoa of Kona, Ha-
wall. has got into trouble in protecting
suspected Iepers from arrest.
There was a depressingly small at
tendance at the Art Loan Exhibition
on Saturday, the closing day.
Senator Clark has completed plans
for a steamship line from San Pedro to
the Orient. calling at Honolulu.
The Korean legation at Washington
has withdrawn, all Korean business
hereafter.to be done through Japan.
Attorney General Peters is prepar-
ing for the contest of validity of natur-
alizations by Territorial circuit judges.
Normal School defeated Punahou
College. and High School defeated
Kamehameha Girls at basket ball Sat
urday.
japanese papers report a possibility
that Admiral Togo with four or five
warships will visit Honolulu next
spring.
Society contains all of the week s
social news and gossip, cartoon with
verses from Life and portrait of
Nance O'Neil.
Increasing disaffection in the Russian
navy is reported Admiral Pisarevski,
wounded by mutineers at Sebastopol, is
in a serious condition.
Frederic J. Haskin writes of Ameri-
can trade with the Chinese Empire,
showing that the boycott is a great
hardship to the Chinese.
Captain P. A Demens Tvorsky writes
a description of the Russian sect of
Molokans, a colony of which may settle
in Hawaii as cane cultivators.
P. C. Jones, representing Sons of the
American Revolution, will be one of
the Judges to award the Senator Nc
Candless prize for patriotic exercises
in the public schools.
''The Bystander'' treats of "Death
for Motormen," 1.-The Age of Punch
BOWL ''Crazy in Spots" encore
Convicted. PHANTOM Mechanics
and ".Jordan's Good AID.
Hawaii Sugar Co. will in January re-
duce its dividend from zoe. to SOC. in
stead of cutting it in half as had been
expected. Haiku on December / will
increase its dividend from 112 to per
cent.
The Philadelphia North American
mentions a visit to that city of Rev.
Kong Yin Tet, rector of st. Peter s
Episcopal Church (Chinese), Honolulu.
He was to preach three times on one
Sunday and was IN demand for ad-
dresses all over the country.
Secretary Wood, of the Promotion
Committee, has received word that
when the line of the Kansas City, Mex
leo and Orient Railway is completed, in
one or two years, to Topolobampo, Mex
leo, Hamburg American line steamers
will ply from the latter port to the
Orient, touching at the Islands.