The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-20
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The health of the Pope IS improved.
The Hartman lines are suffering from
the rate war.
A new tunnel under the Hudson River
has been planned.
China may spend $100,000,0O0 IN re-
constructing her navy.
Mexico talks of annexing the Ten
trail American republics.
A Chicago butcher, who put horse
meat in sausage, goes to jail.
Captain Albert Firman Dixon, U. S.
n, died suddenly in New York.
Arizona had big sleet ste m which
was unprecedented in its severity.
Sidney Hugh Venable of Stanford
secures appointment to Annapolis.
Ambassador Leishman, now in Tur-
key, is slated for the Rome vacancy.
President Taft refused to take sides
in the row over House organization.
Three villages in Java are buried by
landslide and 1000 persons are killed.
Gigantic waterspouts were sighted off
San Diego during storm on Mareh III.
The Panama Canal Commissary may
place large orders for California fruits.
Massachusetts is likely to become
dry State by constitutional amend
ment.
Early fruit and vegetables have
been destroyed by frost in Dallas,
Texas.
A patient at Lane Hospital, San
Francisco, becomes insane after an op-
Grafton.
King Edward is now in perfect
health. Lately he walked ten miles in
one day.
Jacob Riis, the noted slum worker,
will deliver an address at Stanford
University.
Miss Marlowe, the actress, fights q
fire in her apartment at the Hotel Plaza
in New York.
Mrs. r.. H. Warfeld, wife of the late
General Warfeld, died at her house in
San Francisco.
Roosevelt will not permit newspaper
correspondents TO follow him into the
African jungles.
T. f. Pendel, who was one of Lin
coin s bodyguard, died in Washington
at the age of Sc.
Senator Bailey of Texas called at
the White House to pay his respects
t. President Taft.
The new Lurline Baths in San Fran
cisco is to be the finest building of its
kind in the world.
San Francisco Board of Education
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must live in the city.
Stanford University girls fought
flames that threatened the Gamma Phi
Beta Sorority House.
Ernest Bicknell of the American Red
Cross Society is to investigate the re-
lief work in Messina.
Marie Dressler, the actress, has lost
a fortune and has been forced to close
her theater in London.
A frightened horse in San Francisco
kicks an automobile, which collides with
him, almost to demolition.
A local lace manufacturer who join
ed an American concern is menaced by
mob in Calais, France.
Sam Baird, once partner of
Lucky Baldwin, died recently and
was buried on the desert.
A Greek moonshiner, conducting
ar illicit still, was captured in the
outskirts of San Francisco.
An eleven-year-old girl in San Diego
set fre to the family home in order te
induce her father to move.
Mexico will release the son Of In
ventor Morse, being satisfied that hi
killed a native in self-defense.
The Stirling divorce case in Edin
burgh has closed, the decision being
given in favor of the husband.
Fifty per cent of the working elias
in Denmark are idle and hardship il
driving many to the United States.
Emilio de Gogorza s wife accuses he
husband of infatuation for Emm;
Eames, in divorce case in New York.
Ex-President Castro is preparing Il
return to Venezuela, despite the fac
that arrest awaits him on his arrival
4 great cavern has been discovered
in the Adirondacks which promises t,
rival the Mammoth Cave of Kentucky
An art building will be construata,
in San Francisco on downtown sit
by a corporation of the artists of tn
city.
The king and queen of Spain will o
to Granada from Seville and remain
there till after the birth of their thir,
child.
Meyer, the new Secretary of tn
Navy, will visit the Pacific Coast t
familiarize himself with naval affair
there.
George Loring, a millionaire orang
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