The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-24

been formed.
Oxygen is now used in England as
society tipple.
The Monitor Cheyenne has gone out
of commission.
Jack johnson has bought house and
lot in Chicago.
The rising of the Nile threatens the
ruins at Karnak.
Several holdups have lately occurred
in San Francisco.
Bradstreet s shows rapid increase in
the cost of living.
Many American ears were in the
London auto show.
Lyman J. Gage will marry Miss Ada
Ballou of San Diego.
The mayor of Fresno has vetoed the
antisaloon ordinance.
Harold Vanderbilt will marry Flea
more Sears of Boston.
Nance o 'Neill has been enjoined from
acting under Belasco.
Frank Czolgosz, brother of McKin-
ley's assassin, is dead.
An explosion wrecked terra Gotta
factory near Stockton.
San Francisco will change the names
of many of it's streets.
Detective Burns of San Francisco has
removed to New York.
Brig. Gen. William H. Carter is to
be made major general.
A preferential treaty has been made
between Spain and Cuba.
The New York Central Railroad has
adopted a pension system.
Young Waldorf Astor is eontesting
for a seat in the commons.
English princesses are disincined to
wed the King of Portugal.
A suffragette struck Winston Church
i'll in the face with a whip.
Taft s speeches on his southern trip
were much admired in Europe.
The population of California IS
estimated at over two millions.
The government expects to reach the
men higher up in the sugar frauds.
An eclipse of the moon will be visi-
BILE at San Francisco November 20.
The unit system of administration
will be applied to the Hartman lines.
The boy Shah is weary of his honors
and would like to go back to his father.
Two bombs were thrown at Lord and
Lady Mimic but both failed to explode.
Attorney Charles E. George of New
York viii be attorney for Harry Thaw.
Surgeon George Pickerell has been
ordered to the command of the Solace
Scientists are to investigate the oe-
cult claims of Madame Usipia Palladino.
President Taft and Cardinal Gibbons
reviewed a Catholic parade at Washing
ton.
Japan has decorated Lord Kitchener
with the grand Gordon of the Rising
Sur.
Robert J. Burdette has recovered his
health and returned to his Pasadena
pulpit.
Texas collected about 100000 from
the oil trust by garnisheeing money
due it.
A Missourian, sixty-one years old,
married his mother-in-law who was if
ty-fve.
Champ Clark says that Speaker Can
non viii be the chief issue of the next
campaign.
The CLAWS charges against Secretary
Ballinger have been taken up by the
President
A tramp invaded the Presidents ear
and was found by trainmen hiding in
the kitchen.
The Kaiser received the morganatic
wife of the Austrian heir-apparent with
royal honors.
\ cabinet member discredits the re-
port of an effort against Taft in favor
of Roosevelt.
Lady Crofton has run away again
with young Montague. This time to
New Zealand.
Dogs have been trained by Paris
criminals to attack lonely pedestrians
and the police.
An imprisoned hypnotist of New York
mesmerized his jailer and made him do
as he was told.
The chief of police of Buenos Ayres
| and his secretary were killed by an
anarchist bomb.
Nieriot. the French aviator. wanted
eighty thousand dollars to come to Los
| Angeles for a week
| Thousands of whales have been seen
| in the Atlantic between Long Island
and the West Indies.
/ The increase of wheat production in
| the northern hemisphere is three hun
dred million bushels.
Otis Doe, engineer of the steamer ST.
Croix, was Scalded to death by whistle
valve losing its bonnet
The Democratic leader of the house
will punish congressman of his party
who favor the Cannon rules.
Abe Ruef, who is still in the San
! Francisco county jail, is threatened
| with blindness and deafness.
W. H Metealf, a clubman of San
Francisco. may be prosecuted for ship
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