The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-04
CONDENSED NEWS
FROM COAST FILES

DomD Wreekeu the store OF casino
Geraci, wealthy liquor dealer in Chi
Sago.
Countess Constance wachtmeister Of
Sweden died at Los Angeles, aged 70l
years
Eastern capitalists have purchased
1000 acres at Clovis, near Fresno, for
$25e 900.
The Doukhobors are thriving in Brit
ish Columbia and have acquired 10000
acres Of land.
Marconi, the inventor of the wire
less, has returned to Italy from Buenos
Ayres, seriously i'll.
One man was killed and many injured
by the collapse of a three-story room
ing house in Sacramento.
Nine Pasteur, the widow of the eele-
brated chemist and microscopic, died
at Paris at the age of 81.
| Eighteen thousand veterans were in
line at the review of the G. A. r. en-
campment at Atlantic City.
DR.. Frederick A. Cook, the vanished
explorer, is said to be living in Munich
under the name of Coleman.
In western Australia a pearl Of per
feet shape was found, valued at $780,
600, and weighing 90 grains.
Clifford Pinchot captured monster
swordfsh at Catalina Island, eleven feet
long and weighing 900 pounds.
| Mrs. Maybelle Gilman Corey con
tributed $4,000 to the Shakespeare
Theater memorial fund in London.
There were s,402 deaths due to sui
eide in the United States during 1909,
poison being most commonly used
Klaw 6 Erlanger have secured con-
troll of the Savoy Theater, Tacoma, and
will expend $4,000 in improvements.
An Armenian tailor at Fresno laugh
ed so heartily at hearing funny story
that he burst blood vessel and died.
Robert Taft, son of the President,
who was graduated at Yale last spring,
will enter Harvard Law School this
fall.
! The fund for the erection of a monu-
ment in honor of late Fire Chief Sui
livan in San Francisco is now almost
$4,000.
The $4,000 residence of L. ]. Lay
nance was almost totally destroyed by
| FIRE at Oakland, caused by an overhead
ed furnace.
With fortune of close to $5O,Ooo,-
600, John S. Lyle, who viii be 90 years
old on October 10, married a trained
nurse 60 years his junior.
John E. Gilman, of Boston, was
chosen commander-in-chief of the G..
A. R. He had an arm blown off at
the battle of Gettysburg.
Gen. Peter G. Hams is making an eff
fort to secure pardon for his son,
Capt Peter E. Hams, U. S. A., who
: lied VIM. E. Annis two years ago.
The Public Welfare League of Seat
tie favors the recall of Mayor Gill
charging him with neglect of duty in
connection with prosecution of vice.
: The municipal authorities at Naples
endeavoring to check the spread OF
cholera, have ordered the destruction OF
oyster beds situated close to sewer out
llets.
Former Governor David D. Hill OF
/ New York scored the government fol-
reckless increase in expenditures il
State and Nation and pleads for econ
omy.
Theodore Roosevelt will join in the
) ceremonies next March at the formal
dedication of the great irrigation en-.
} terprise in Arizona which bears his
name.
, Baltimore, which was the sixth city
) in the United States in point of popula
5 ton in 1900 has lost that position tt
5 Cleveland and has dropped to seventh
;. place.
+ Mrs. Mabel Hanson, a Sacramento
7, seamstress, has fallen heiress to for
!, tune of 100000 left by her husband a
: his death in mine accident near Nome
4 Alaska.
After over ten years of continuous
> labor, the bTeakwater at San Pedro
!, harbor, nearly 10000 feet in length
n has been completed at cost OF So,
d 100000
Senator Elkins is reported to hav
s lost over seventy.two pounds in weigh
by worriment over the reports concern
e ing his daughters engagement to tn
I; Duke of Abruzzi.
Shipping interests at Seattle are en-
! deavoring to have the headquarters o
! the lighthouse district of Oregon, Wash
ingtOn and Alaska removed from Port
5 land TO their city.
A misunderstanding of orders is sal
. to have been the cause of the collision
of two electric trains near Fort Wayne
: Ind, in which forty-two persons wer
= killed and many injured.
Inc rlBnt OF Columbia university I
. the New York mansion, valued at 81
100000, bequeathed to it for the canoe
y research fund, is being contested b
!. the stepchildren of the late Georg
Crocker.
The grand lodge of the Independeu
q Order of Odd Fellows, meeting at Al
? .lanta, appointed a committee to repol
N at the next meeting on proposed sans
4 forum for members suffering frOl
, tuberculosis.
+ Theodore Bell, Democratic nomins
N for Governor of California, announce
= his intention to use every effort,
3 elected, to exclude Japanese. Chimes
I. Koreans and Hindus from entering Il
4 United States,
n The win Of Julia b. coghlan, wido
"a Of Rear Admiral Coghlan, OF hoeh a
4. Kaiser fame, was filed IN San Fra
?; cisco for probate. The property IN cal
y, foFnia aud New York IL All willed
10 the son, Capt, Graham coghlan.
r, Judge Henry L. Bradford aud Nj
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