The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-06


! cry of Don Carlos, the pretender to the
| Spanish throne.
Allied Sanchez, a well-known bull
fighter, was killed in the ring in the
| City of Mexico.
The publications of the bankrupt
Calkins Publishing Company will be
sold at auction. .
Z Cardinal Satolli, who has been Ill
for some time, is believed to be IN
a secious condition.
G. L. Frichette. well -known young
| San Franciscan, was drowned while
swimming near San Mateo.
The city of Berlin is taking effective
| measures to insure the success of the
program of city Identification.
William K. Sheppard, professor at
| Yale, was seriously injured in an auto
mobile accident in New Haven.
The battleships of the Atlantic fleet
have assembled at Hampton Roads for
rsaneuvers with torpedo boats.
Mrs. Roosevelt, accompanied by her
three children, has sailed for Europe
where she will spend the summer.
Bishop Joseph B. Gotter, one of the
leading Catholic workers in the North
N9SL, uIEu DIT Ills hltliiE Ill " iIASA11s
Morris Rehfishet, well-known San
Francisco financier, died at Niagara
Falls while on a visit in the East.
The National Convention of the
American Woman's Suffrage Assoeia-
ton convenes at Seattle the first week
of July.
The beatifcation of Jeanne d Arc
was celebrated with much pomp at the
Notre Dame church in San Francisco
ON June 81.
A group of French royalists were
beaten by the crowd for insulting Presi-
dent Fallieres when he was returning
from the races.
Joaquin Miller was selected to read
the Declaration Of independence az the
Fourth of July celebration at Mel
rose, California
Actor Del Laurence wired from Vic
toria that his alleged bigamous mar
riage to Jane Kelton was on the ad-
vice of lawyers.
Two military eonviets at Fort Riley
attacked sentry and in the struggle
that followed one of the prisoners was
fatally wounded.
The steamer Cedric brought into port
dt view IoIA SIN WudttfS from New
Bedford, Massachusetts, who had been
long given up for lost.
Colonel J. s. Haskell, soldier, Iegis-
lator and fnaneier, and for years
chief figure in state politics, died at
Columbia, South Carolina.
John A. Clark and George Shipley,
students of the University of Chicago,
are under arrest for assault to murder
the caretaker Of the Summit House, at
Colorado Springs
Michael Russian, an eleven wear old
boy of Sheridan, Wyoming. was ar
rested on charge of forging his bene-
factors name to an order for money
to purchase ticket for the circus.
The galleries of the Victoria and Al
bert museum at South Kensington, the
foundation stone of which was laid in
1899, by the late Queen Victoria. were
formally opened BY King Edward on
june 20.
Mrs j. f. Parkinson, wife of the
President of the First National Bank
of Patio Alto, and Mrs. John Lee. also
of Patio Alto, We're seriously injured
by the overturning of a stage in the
Yosemite Valley.
q ylDdS. Ell .oeuefdl si31lNef IN. fonlHen,
Z. S. A., retired, and Mrs. Zenobia
Richardson, a well-knoyn society wo-
man of Washington, D. c., We're mar
ried az Kansas City
The first aeroplane to be purchased
in the United States for individual use
and pleasure has been bought by A. P.
Wagner, vice president of large in
strument manufacturing concern in
Beloit, Wisconsin.
Daniel J. Keefe, Commissioner of
immigration, arrived from Washington
and will settle the controversy between
the national government and the Pa
cific Mail Steamship Company regard
ing the detention sheds for OrientaIs
Leon Ling, the slayer of Elsie Sigel.
has been reported to have been seen
in Haywards. California. Sheriff Bar
net has left Oakland with a description
supplied by the New York police Off
cials, and will search the county for
Ling.
The president of the Copper river
and Northwestern railroad said in an
Interview at Seattle that the new line
would be open for traffic in 1910 and
that the interior of Alaska will be
uiiS iApAtCo DIS Sopu DIS IL ls III ODer-
alton.
A. P. Heinze, vice president Of the
United Copper Company who was con-
victed of impeding the administration
of jnstice in connection with the al
legged disappearance of the conl1a n.'s
books. will appear for sentence Oeto-
ter Is.
A. c. Claudianes, father of Peter
Claudianes, who is serving 4 life SER
tenee in San Quentin FOR dvnamitirg
the home of James Gallagher. the
boodling" San Francisco supervisor.
has been committed to the Napa Insane
ASYLUM.
Lcrd Beresford, in his speech before
the imperial press conference i'll Lon
don. advocated the maintenance Of
distinct fleets for each : the five ma
tions of the empire, Great Britain,
Canada. Australia, New Zealand and
South Africa
The failure of eighteen New York
fortune tellers and palm readers to
foretel their own fate resulted in their
arrest by squad of detectives who
CARED out the suggestion of District
Attorney Jerome that the tenderIoin
be freed of them.
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