The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-24
CONDENSED NEWS
FROM COAST FILES


feared.
The Latin Quarter in PARIS is disap-
pearing,
Usage Indians are seeking land in
Mexico.
]. w. Ragsdale is to be consul at
Halifax.
Paulhan, French aviator, will tour
America.
The Racine automobile factory has
been burned
Prices of -four have advanced on the
Pacific Coast.
Ice skating is provided for Yosemite
winter visitorsl
Los Angeles convicts will run the
municipal farm.
woman has won seat on the Den
yer school board.
The President SAYS there will be no
politics in census work.
Representative Mann wants the anti
trust law strengthened.
The American cruiser fleet is scatter
ing through the Orient.
The Ice Trust has been fined $4,000
for forming monopoly.
Secretary Nagel proposes annual re-
ports of all corporations.
Samuel Untermyer denies the forma-
ton of copper merger.
The government will sue for all duty
owing by the sugar trust.
California paid $500 in bounties for
mountain lions last month.
Fifty-nine people persisted in the biz
zard that swept Lake Erie.
Winthrop E.. Scarritt says aeroplane
will be worlds peacemaker
The new White Star liners are to be
cd ha
The greater part of King Leopold's
fortune will go TO his morganatic wife.
The new Chinese minister will not
interfere with San Francisco tong war.
King Edward is criticized in Lon
don for favoritism towards Americans.
The bank deposits of the United
States aggregate fourteen billion dol
lars.
Actress Maud Fealey, who was re-
Gently divorced, has taken another hus-
band.
Many Moslems have been executed
at Adana in connection with the mas
sacres.
Several lives were lost in a collision
on the Lake Shore road in Pennsyl-
vania.
Wholesale arrests of prominent per-
sons have been made by the Moscow
police.
A disastrous fire occurred in Val
diva, Chile, causing damage of $2,-
100000.
General Bell thinks the army physical
tests instituted by Roosevelt should be
modified.
Bleriot, the French aviator, is recov-
ering from injuries sustained in re-
cent accident.
DR.. Luella Clay Carson succeeds Mrs.
Susan Mills at the head of Mills Col
lege, California.
An insane Alaskan miner, at Seattle,
has given away nearly 100000 to i'm
pecunious friends.
Captain Franklin, U. S. A., has been
sentenced to two years imprisonment
for embezzlement.
a San Francisco man dying of hic-
coughs was cured by an ambulance
ride to the hospital.
Senator Money of Mississippi will
succeed Culberson, resigned, as senate
leader of the minority. 4
Viscountess Churchill is missing from
London with her children. A spirit
medium told her to go.
The NJ. E. churches of New York
city are raising fund of 100000 for
| mission work in Africa.
A former San Franciscan named
Mueller, says he has been compelled to
enter the French Army.
Farmers in Washington State are
feeding out wheat and oats to keep
| game birds from starving.
President Taft is trying to reconcile
the fractional differences in the Repub-
lean party of Tennessee.
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| the Wells Fargo Express by man who
says it's rates are eXorbitant.
An inmate of Stockton asylum, who
dynamited Santa Fe train, has es-
capped by sliding down pipe.
English in Africa say that Roosevelt
is credited with killing yarities of game
that were never heard of before.
Three girls and boy were drowned
at Rainier, Oregon, from the capsizing
of n launch in the Columbia river.
Dunkle, who shared the anti-Cook af-
fidavit, has been dismissed from the en-
ploy of the Travellers Insurance Com
pany.
The United States may interfere in
the northwestern strike because of the
delay in loading the transport Dix at
Seattle.
The experiment of keeping the air
cold in Chicago school, while the
children study in wraps, has proved sue
cessful.
Tar flooded the bedroom of three men
in Pittsburg roofing plant, held them
fast and, catching fire, burned them
to death,
Nine men in a boat from the wreck
ed crew of the Bessemer and Marquette
ferry were found frozen TO death by
, search boat.
A six.year.old boy at Sacramento
who had dollar of tag day funds
, spent them for an airgun and went
! hunting bears.
A new American claimant has ap.
, peared in London demanding the Sir
! Francis Drake estate, which amounts
, 10 $4,000 900.
Gen. Clarence r. Edwards. of the
bureau Of insular affairs, urges con
: gress 10 grant American citizenship q
Porto Ricans who want II and not force
the issue.
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