The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-02

Charles Stintson is dead as a result
of hazing at an Indiana College.
Lillian Russell was entertained by
the Press Club in San Francisco.
Russia is moving troops toward Per
STA and is preparing for intervention.
Fifteen hundred graduates of Yale
will banquet President Taft in New
York.
Nine men have been sworn to try
Newburgh, the indicted attorney in
San Francisco.
Captain Andrea Peterson, San Fran
cisco pioneer bay craft owner, has COM
mitted suicide.
The Order of the Eastern Star will
begin the erection of a 100000 temple
in San Francisco.
A fire in New York destroyed the
six story building occupied by Dunlap
& Co., the hatters.
A burglars combine exists in Chi
cago, the crooks agreeing to respect
each others districts.
An attachment has been fled on the
Clara Barton Hospital in San Francisco
by building contractor.
doctor for 5000 damages for injuries
inflicted during treatment.
Paderewski is suffering from rheuma-
tism, and has been forced to cancel
many of his engagements.
DIR. Perrine of the Lick Observatory
| is to be head of the Argentine Nation
al Observatory at Cordoba.
! The equinoctial storm in northern
! California came in the form of snow,
and was of unusual severity.
While mentally deranged, Mrs. Amos
! Miller drowned her two children and
herself at Simsburg, Connecticut.
The juniors of Stanford University
| will hold their annual fertivities end
ing with the Prom. on March 26.
France decides to revise her tariff
and the principal contemplated changes
will seriously affect American trade.
A swindler is arrested in San Fran
cisco for impersonating a naval officer
and obtaining goods on these pretenses.
The new Odd Fellows Hall in San
Francisco will be of ornate design of
the period of the French Renaissance.
The retirement of ex-Viee President
Fairbanks from politics will make Sen
| ator Beveridge supreme in Indiana pol
| tiles.
j John Allies, Chicago man who has
! been missing from home for twenty
! years, has been located on a California
RANCH.
An ifnprovised coffee pot being used
| by tramp exploded near Sacramento
j and destroyed the. sight in one of his
| eyes.
| There are 10000 dangerous criminals
| in Paris who are capable of doing muir
der and 100000 who live by dishonest
means
The Countess of Grannard (Beatrice
Mills) gave large political reception
/, preceded by dinner to the British
/ Premier
! Pope Plus celebrated his name day
at the Vatican and received congratula-
| tions on his recovery from his recent
| illness.
| Mrs. Ella G.. Thompson has sued her
millionaire husband for divorce in
San Francisco, alleging cruelty and in
temperance.
| The London-Paris National Bank has
| declared dividend of So share on
j its $4,000 shares of stock, payable
| March 81
Major General Fielding, of the Volun-
teers of America says, that statistics
show that Chicago is the wickedest city
in America.
/ Mrs. James Coehrane, the wife of q
San Francisco millionaire, who shot and
wounded her husband S affinity, viii not
be prosecuted.
A deposit of human and animal bones
several hundred years old were discov-
cred twenty miles up the coast from
Los Angeles.
A new committee has been formed in
the Senate which will supervise all ap-
| preparation bills so as to avert a deficit
in the Treasury.
A rescue expedition will go to the
relief of Dr. F. A. Cook, the arctic
explorer. who is believed to be alive in
the arctic regions.
After November ]. cows are to be
banished from San Francisco on the
recommendation of the Hospital and
| Health Committee.
Petrosino, the official who was slain
in Sicily, is to have an imposing funeral
in New York when his body reaches
there from Palermo.
The strike in Paris has ended. The
employees of the postoffiee department
decided to go to work and the govern
ment was coneiliatory.
Morris Mervin, a young San Rafael
bridegroom, was beaten by his brother
in-law, who refused to believe the story
of his sisters marriage.
4 new ruling of the court in San
Francisco prevents the vacating of an
introductory decree of divorce after
the lapse of six months.
Report says that senators are to have
patronage and that Taft will follow
their recommendation absolutely IN the
matter of appointments.
The heirs of Marie Sophie Baaser
drew lots for her property to avert a
contest in the probate court. She died
IN San Francisco last year.
The steamer R. D. Inman was wreck
ed on Bolinas Point on the California
coast. The officers and crew were saw
ed but the boat is a total loss.
Thomas Lawson, a Burhngame club
man, is in trouble with the Federal
authorities for importing an English
chauffeur as a contract laborer.
Thomas Grant. a San Francisco the
osophist. shot his wife, a teacher in
the public school department. He is