The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-23
CONDENSED NEWS
FROM COAST FILES

versa ulsarmament IS 'all rot.
The city of Panama plans to hold
Panama world IS fair in 1914.
The Lucky Baldwin estate has paid
an inheritance tax of 100000 in Cali.
fornia.
Winnipeg win hold a worlds fair in
l9l4-the centennial Of the Selkirk set
Element.
Miss Katherine ElIdns viii sail from
Europe to the United States about
October i.
The Spanish cabinet forbade King
Alfonso from attending the yacht races
at Bilbao.
The direct primary for nominating
United States senator mas been inaugu-
rated in New Jersey.
Los Angeles plans to send police
court prisoners to a municipal farm to
work instead of to jail.
Oregon lands aggregating 1,873,2so
acres were thrown open for homestead
settlement September IL.
Prof. Pickering of Harvard visited
Lick observatory and declares there is
none better in the world.
Sugar weighers at New York, SEN
fenced for frauds, have been denied
pardon by President Taft.
Cudahy, the Chicago meat packer,
paid 81 $50 900 for $4,000 acres of cot
ton land in Imperial Valley.
Chinese, disguised as women autoists,
have been smuggled across the Mexican
line into the United States
Physicians Of Reginald Vanderbilt
deny the rumor that he was shot by an
angry husband at Newport.
Admiral Evans has been visiting the
Coalinga oil fields in company with a
party of eastern capitalists.
Edwin Robinson killed his cousin,
Mrs Edward Browning, at Ukiah, Cali
| fornia, and committed suicide.
Mrs. Frances E. Beauchamp, State
president of the w. @. t. u, is eandi-
date for congress in Kentucky.
A stampede is on to the Naco river
region in British Columbia where rich
placer gold has been discovered.
Sacramento county has discarded
voting machines and $4,000 worth
have been sent to the junk pile.
After the imperial maneuvers in
Prussia, Emperor William gave a As
minute criticism of the operations.
Queen Maria Pia (king Manuel's
grandmother) has been sued by Lis
bon draper for $4,000 dress bill
franklin II. Griffith, Los Angeles
mining promoter, was shot by Mrs. VIM.
Krauss of Memphis but will recover.
.Seventy-five thousand persons assem-
bled at the first open-air meeting of
the eucharistic congress at Montreal.
The new Y. M. @. A. building in
Mexico City was dedicated, President
Diaz unlocking the door with silver
key.
DR.. David Starr Jordan of Stanford
University, will be a director in the
World Peace School now being organ
lied.
| Yvette Guilbert, the actress, has pub
lished in Paris an autobiography de-
scribing her career from poverty to
fame.
Four robbers failed in an attempt to
blow up the vault of the Statebanl of
Henry, South Dakota, but wrecked the
bank.
hypnotist has been summoned to
relieve the Czarina of Russia from
heart trouble and melancholia induced
by fear.
Fifty-seven ministers have quit the
Iowa Methodist conference on account
of low salaries and will engage in sec
ular work.
Flags and decorations to the value of
$2,500,000 are being made in London
for the kings coronation celebration
next June.
New York city schools opened with
an enrolment of 100000 children, co.
900 being obliged to start on part time
for want of room.
VIM. j. Hennessey of Oakland, was
elected supreme president of the Young
j Men S Institute at the national conven-
tion in San Francisco.
David F. Walker, who began life as
peddler and became wealthy mer-
, chant and banker of San Francisco and
Salt Lake City, is dead
. The opposition in Norway against
Mormons doing missionary work there
has not been sustained, and the govern.
ment refuses to interfere.
: The New York World in commenting
, on Maine having elected a Democratic
governor says that Republican defeat
next November is foreshadowed.
California society is mourning the
death of Miss Florence Pardee, daugh-
ter of the former governor, who was
killed in an automobile accident
Moving pictures of this years Ad-
mission day fiesta in San Francisco will
, , be shown all over the United States to
boost the Panama-Pacific exposition.
Henry Vignaud, the French historian,
has published a work on Columbus in
which he ikens him to Doctor Cook,
charging him to be not overtruthful.
Germany has solved the tramp prob
lem by enforcing compulsory labor for
not less than year for small wages,
4 out of which they must pay their liv
S ing.
The Native Sons of the Golden West
3 in California are raising $4,000 for a
shaft at Bonner Lake as a memorial
j for the pioneers who crossed the plains
in 40.
= A movement is proposed to have the
d government place signposts leading to
!; water in Death Valley and on the des-
= erts of Nevada, to save the lives of
$ prOspectors.
+ A first dividend of fifteen per cent
I to the creditors of the defunet First
e National Bank of Rhyolite, Nevada,
e has been declared by the comptroller
n of the currency.
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