The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-08
Condensed News From
Latest Coast Files


Americans are to build a railway in
Turkey.
A woman is serving on a jury in Los
Angeles.
A Wyoming thief stole a barn and
a fence.
New fish hatcheries are building on
Puget Sound.
New York experts foresee a period
of gold exports.
Max Nordau arraigns Spain for the
death of Ferrer.
Taft visited town In Texas where
he got all the votes.
The English money crisis has lower
ed Wall Street stocks.
The price of cotton went up on Octo-
Der % to fourteen cents.
Nat Goodwin s mines have won the
support of Paris finaneiers.
A Russian writer predicts war be-
tween Japan and America.
It is reported that Naval Construc-
tor Evans is to wed again.
Piekpockets reaped a harvest in San
Francisco during Portola week.
The fight over the Yerkes estate will
be compromised out of court.
Jack johnson s auto was seized for
a debt of one hundred dollars.
President Taft was received at Hous-
ton. Texas, with long rebel yells.
The American Red Cross will conduct
"a new anti-tuberculosis campaign.
Senator Patrick McCarren, Demo
cratic leader of Brooklyn, is dead.
Pearv declares that Rasmussen could
not have seen any of the Cook party.
It is proposed in the army to be more
lenient in the punishment for desertion.
The Spanish Republican leaders are
pleased with the retirement of Maura
Several ladies in waiting to Queen
Alexandra of England are to retire for
age.
Embroidered yellow coats of Chinese
fashion are the fad for women in Lon
don.
Paul Hartog, Berlin banker, says
that American business is on a sound
basis.
Austria has the largest quantity of
radium existing in one mass in the
world.
The conflict over the education of the
Castellane children has reached the
courts.
Mrs. Belmont complains because Jack
johnson has a vote and women are
barred.
Vesuvius is again active and Sicily
has been once more shaken by earth
quakes.
T. P. O'Connor says the outlook for
home rule in ireland was never
brighter,
Princess Marie Louise OF Germany
49, l,,or oopoipfad colonel of a HuSS3r
regiment.
Millions in jewels have been stolen
from an image of the virgin in Rus
sian Poland.
California is uncertain whether or
not she can collect a tax from the Har-
riman estate.
Spectator named Patten of Chi
cage has made a great fortune in the
rise in cotton. /
The Sicily earthquakes are regarded
as verifeation of prophecy made
by an American.
The Duchess of Marlborough was
snubbed by dramatic players at
dramatic supper.
woman propriets~ of store IN !
Chicago carries insurance OF one mil
lion dollars on her life.
Rasmussen declares that Eskimos,
whom he met in the north, confirm
Cooks story of discovery.
Los Angeles Socialists declare that
the secret service of the United States j.,
is at the service of President Diaz.
Twenty millions in gold and gems
have been found in the ruins of Mes
sina. for which there are no claimants.
protest has been made against
the employment. of women clerks IN
the Bank of England because women
can not keep secrets.
Winston Churchill has been boycott
ted by the King on account of his
democratic tendencies. He has become
almost a social outcast-
The California antigambling law has
been upheld by the supreme Court. L.
Y. Williams saws that the decision will
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