The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-13
Condensed News From
Latest Coast Files

After meeting President Fallieres al
Cherbourg, the Gear plans to visit Kind
Edward at Cowes.
President Rafael Reyes of Colombo
cabled from Hamburg to Bogota, resignI
ing the presidency of that country.
Lieutenant. Governor Warren Portet
of California has recovered from thv
effects of recent serious accident.
The business men of Stockton ard
planning to dredge large section oil
the channel and build a great milan
harbor.
The American born residents of Chi
cago represent only onefourth of thai
city's population, according to the lat
est census.
Two hundred women waistworkers il
a New York factory have struck beI
cause they are not permitted to tai |
during the luncheon hour.
City Treasurer George Warford hal
become heir to an estate valued al
$4,000, willed to him by former chur
in the United States Navy.
I Dean Mathews of the University oil
Chicago Divinity School, who answere |
some critics of the press in lecturt|
says that what the public wants it getI
in the newspapers.
A conservative estimate of the dead
and injured in the Guadalajara riot
place the number of dead at twelve AMI
the seriously injured at thirty-fve.
John Mckinney, general manager oil
the Citizens Alliance in San Francisco
has resigned, and it is intimated thai
his successor will come from the Eas
A dangerous conspiracy for the oveil
throw OF the Venezuelan government
was discovered in Maracaibo. The leadei
was arrested while organizing a Castr|
revolution.
The electrified suburban lines of tby
Southern Pacific about San FranciscI
Bay, are to have an equipment of sted'
motor and passenger cars costing Il mi /
lion dollars.
The Chamber of Deputies in PariI
voted confidence in the declaratioI
which commits the new government uI'
der the BRAND cabinet to the foreigI
policy of the outgoing cabinet.
The British government has granite
a pension of $500 annually to LadI
Wyllie, widow of Lieut.-Col. Sir vii
liam Wyllie, who was assassinated I'd
Gently by an Indian student.
The four largest engines ever ordered
by the Santa Fe have been included i
an order for additional locomotive
equipment to supply the motive powe,
for the steepest portion of the SantI
Fe grades.
The Socialists in France have ISSUED
a menacing declaration, in which theI
protest against the visit of the Russia|
Emperor to Cherbourg and saying tha|
it was cowardly planned to occur at sesI
N nj tro N
Buford, from San Francisco, has arriY
ed at Seattle, en- route to the PHILLIP
pines. The Third Infantry from FoI|
Lawton and Fort Wright, will embar
at Seattle.
The Treasury Department has chang
ed its ruling regarding the transshiII
ment of opium in bond at ports of ed
try for foreign countries. This will ED
able the Pacific Mail to handle opiuil
destined for Mexico.
According to General Brun, the neJ
French Minister of War, France is Il
have swarm of airships, as the aerd
plane and the submarine are, in tn,
estimation of the French, the war iII
struments of the future.
The plans of the Hammond syndicatl
for the development of electric powd
at Lake Tahoe and ON the Truckee riveI
are likely to be interfered with as a I'd
suit OF protests submitted to PresideI,
Taft and the Secretary of the Interioi
Remarkable discoveries of antedI
luvian bones have been unearthed \
the asphalt beds near Hollywood, Id
Angeles county, and an appropriately
of $500 has been made to the Academ
of Sciences by the city council to All
in developing the find.
John B. Coleman, of Eugene, Oregon
who gave $4,000 to Eugene Bible Uni
versity, a Protestant Bible institution
was arrested for using profanity an
fined five dollars. Coleman INDUCED j
the profanity after he had been nearl
run down by an automobile.
Grace Stanup, daughter of Chic
Stanup of the Puyallup Indian trib'
elOped with John Andrews, kanaki
at Tacoma, Washington. The girl own
$4,000 worth of land and has $1,000 j
: the bank, and it is claimed that Al
, drews hopes to get her property.
Forty-five members of the Hale fan
lily, representing three generations, eel,
l brated the one hundredth anniversar
} of their forefather, Marshall Hale, q
2 Palo Alto. He was the founder of tn
extensive business administered by tn
= Hale Bros. stores throughout Califo
MIA.
5 The president of the Alaska Yukol
/. Pacific Exposition has offered, til
! Wright brothers, Hubert Latham, an
l T. C. Curtis prize of $4,000 and gol
r medals for a competitive aeroplane rae
beginning on the fair stadium and e!
j. tending across Lake Washington, a di
: lance of twenty-five miles.
n Nearly $50 acres of land belonging
!. the +. j. Baldwin estate, which WI
r being sued for by Theodore Rimpau O
the ground that the land belonged I
J.. him under the government boundar
q line as originally fixed, was saved I
Q the estate by the decision that viii
/. the mans suit was well grounded,
e had been brought forty years too lat
Ii. L. Edwards and Edward Gille
}. We're found asphyxiated at the botto
o of a forty-foot shaft on claim thu
I they were working near Winnemucc
n Nevada.
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