The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-30
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| ty-seven years OF age.
A strike of Canadian Pacific Rv.
| shopmen is imminent.
be held in Louisville.
| japanese plan to establish a model
| colony in the Northwest.
There has been falling off of about
$62, 100000 IN French exports.
| Fifty-seven suits for divorce were
fled in Seattle within two weeks.
Cardinal Gibbons says there is a gen
eral trend toward unrighteousness
A typewriter that runs by electricity
has been invented by Cleveland man.
/ Hammerstein has gone to Europe to
make peace between Melba and Tetraz-
zini.
Whitney L. Boise, an attorney of
Portland, is accused of looting an es-
| tate.
Judge McFarlane of the California
Supreme Court is critically i'll in San
Francisco.
John Peter, president of the Califor-
MIA Brewing Company, died in San
Francisco.
Judge Riner of the United States
Court of Cheyenne was injured in an
auto accident.
William Winter, the noted author
and dramatic critic, is dangerously i'll
in Los Angeles.
| Mrs Alice Hale Hill, widow of the
late ex-senator Nathaniel P. Hill, died
recently at Denver.
| Maria Gay, a Spanish actress, has
stirred the British theater goers by her
rendition of Carmen.
means also an increase of the capital
stock to $500,000,000
/ Former Minister of War Etienne of
France and his chauffeur were injur-
ed in an auto accident.
| 1t is denied that Albert Balm, di-
rector general of the Hamburg Steam
ship Company, has resigned.
Chinese of Los Angeles are leaving
there and returning to San Francisco
because of police restrictions.
A small army of people has volun-
teered to accompany President Roos,
evelt on his African hunting trip.
| The three-cent fare in Cleveland is
not success and the street railway
company may go back to the five cents
basis.
Col. Glenn, u. s. A, "--'he Drummer
Boy of Shiloh, mas been transferred
to Texas as chief quartermaster at San
Antonio.
A fight against useless city noises
is to be undertaken in Los Angeles.
Dogs and parrots viii be placed under
the ban.
Mrs. Sarah Whitehead, member of
the Women S Socialist. Union, swallow
| ed her false teeth and clicked to death
at Pasadena.
1 ba Do hoe g.; har
ner year in finances. The regular ten
per cent. dividend was paid with $11,
100000 to spare.
E. Dominges, a Mexican deputy
sheriff of Arizona, was killed by
| saloon man he was attempting to ar.
rest at Flagstaff.
| Admiral Barton, U. S. n, is to visit
| the Pacific Coast to study oil-burning
systems installed on merchant vessels
in San Francisco.
| The gnnboats Princeton and York
town, soon to leave San Francisco for
the Atlantic coast, are to be used for
coast patrol work.
The wine growers of California are
to fight the prohibition movement and
viii try to show that benefits are de-
rived from wine drinking.
| Col. Wilhelm, e. S. A.. severely crit
| icizes the California National Guard
and says there is not enough interest
manifested in peace times.
Patrons of the penny arcades all over
| the United States cannot escape the
voice of Bryan, as free cylinders car
rying speeches delivered by him are
being placed in machines free.
| Count Boni has demanded the Gus,
tody of his children and 100000 year
for their support, because of his for
mer wife's marriage to Prince Sagan.
Jewelry belonging to the murdered
French banker, Remy, who was stabbed
/ to death in his home in June, has been
found in the possession of his footman.
Six ostrlches from Los Angeles
farm will be shipped east to be feat
ured at Wallack S theater, New York,
| the plans involving a soubrette to APP
pear on the stage mounted on an
ostrich
| Judge Lands had no comment to
make on the reversal of his $29 ,000,00O
| fine against the Standard Oil. The re-
versal opinion was written by Judge
| Grosseup.
Miss Evelyn Walsh, daughter of
Tom Walsh of Denver, and Edward
Mclean, managing editor of the Wash
| ington Post and son of John R. Ne
| Lean, were quietly married July y at
| Denver
Lieut.. R. T. Hazard, eth Infantry,
| Z. S. A., who was one of the FIVE off
GERS who accompanied Funston to cap
ture Aguinaldo, has applied for retire
ment, owing to a physical and mental
| breakdown.
Because Wilton Laekaye refused to
| play at the Victory theater, San Jose,
/ some time ago, the theater manage
ment sued William A. Brady. the the
atrical manager, and received judg-
| nent for $131.
Private L. Taylor of the Artillery
! Corps, Fort Baker. San Francisco, dis
located his shoulder while in the act
of crooking his elbow to take a drink
He was treated at the emergency hos
pital IN San Francisco.
Leslie Carter, multimillionaire, and
| former husband of Mrs. Leslie Carter,