The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-19
CONDENSED NEWS
FROM COAST FILES

Floods have caused heavy losses in
Japan.
The German Emperor wants larger
civil list.
The shipbuilders' strike in Germany
is spreading.
The President may remain in Beverly
until October IS.
Gallagher's defense for shooting
Gaynor is insanity.
Aeroplanes are now used in French
military maneuvers.
John D. Rockefeller was fined So for
speeding an automobile.
Insurgents claim to have captured a
town OH Lake Nicaragua.
The new battleship Delaware exceeds
her contract requirements.
The German press shows strong sym
pathy with Mayor Gaynor.
Robert Treat Payne, the head of the
American Peace Society, is dead
Theodore Roosevelt will deliver six
lectures at Berkeley in March.
The Pacific cruiser squadron will 90
to Valparaiso for the centennial.
Los Angeles thieves wear gloves to
prevent tinger-mark Identification.
Jack Cudahy will sue for divorce
and custody of his four children
Oregon will cooperate with Califor-
MIA in the matter of the exposition.
Four photographs of the will of
George Washington are to be made.
Tt1 II IL.
ana legislature is said to be illegal.
Western troops will cooperate with
foresters in putting out forest fires.
Japan has arranged to purchase four
Wright aeroplanes for use in the army
The New York Democracy may name
Mayor Gaynor for Governor if he lives.
The japanese expedition to the South
Pole has been postponed until October.
Salvation Army lassies have been
barred from entering saloons in Den
yer.
A New York policeman is accused of
having predicted the shooting of CAV
nor.
The famous Belcher mine plant on
the Comstock lode, has been destroyed
/ by fire.
A New Orleans taxpayers associa-
ton opposes the State Exposition tax
increase
Immigration Commissioner North has
been upheld and Hindoo Nika will be
| deported
San Francisco is bringing eggs from
China to be sold as choice California
ranch eggs.
A. D. Jouillard, New York banker,
was hurt in an auto wreck at Geneva,
Switzerland
San Diego has voted to issue mil
lion of bonds for her separate exposi-
| ton in 1915.
| imprisoned in Venezuela, has escaped
| TO New York.
The movement of Louisiana women
| for the right to vote on an Exposition
tax is growing.
Neither Spain nor the Vatican is
willing to make concessions in the in
terests of harmony.
1t is rumored that Doctor Crippen s
supposed victim is alive and may soon
| return 10 the stage.
| England reports a decrease of 81
$50, 900 of imports and an increase of
$l4,500, 900 in exports.
1t is rumored that a group of Cal
cutta bankers are trying to corner the
world s stock of silver.
| The international conference, to de
wise measures to combat the opium
evil, will be held in November.
Dredging for the piers of the new
| Southern Pacific bridge at Sacramento
is bringing up considerable gold.
| A millionaire woman of San Diego
aged seventy, has married an Assyrlan
linen salesman, aged twenty-three.
The income under the new tariff is
the greatest ever collected in the coun
trv's history save in the banner year
| 1907.
The state department has repeated
its warning to both factions in Nicara
qua that American property must be
protected
t.. Louisiana has called an extra ses
SION of the legislature to provide fol
an increase of the Exposition tax tC
$7500,O00.
f. l.. stout a seaman on the tram
mo ship Franklin, has been commended
by the navy department for saving
three lives.
Thirteen were killed and many hurt
in a railroad wreck at lgnacio, nea1
SausaIito. August s, the result OF
head-on collision.
The state department has pronounce,
as officially dead Colonel Roosevelt
proposition to make conservation
Worldwide issue.
The shipbuiIding companies Of Ham
burg have decided to lock out l2,oo'
workers in consequence of the strlk'
Of 5000 mechanics.
The marriage Of John Barrymore
the actor. will cost Lloyd : S2o,oVV OF
the ground that his deprecated Naiu
on the stage is loss.
1t is believed that the next hot