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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

The FaralIou viii take the west
ward run to Alaska. sailing Feb. !,
In place of the steamer Santa Clara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

The FaralIou win take the west
ward run to Alaska. sailing Feb. J.,
In place of the steamer Santa Clara.
The City of Seattle IL due toinoT-
row and she will bring valuable
cargo OF hallbut. the market nj
present holding high on this fish
owing to scarcity.
Capt. A. p. spauldlnR. port war
den. In his annual report has asked
that an Inspector OF city docks be
appointed.
The Santa Clara Is receiving a
general ovorhauling nj Quaftermas-
ter HaFbor.
The Hellerophon has been re
leased from quarantine at Victoria
and has reached the Sound.
Collier Meteor Is bound south
from Alaska with cargo Of mar.
BILE from Calder.
A submarine signal bell will be
established on the light vessel No.
20. two and half miles south OF
Umatllla reef. on Flattery rocks.
The bcll viii sound six strokes. fol.
lowed by an interval OF three sec
onds. then seven strokes, which will
continue At regular Intervals during
thick and foggy weather.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

Collier Meteor Is bound south
from Alaska with cargo Of mar
BILE from Calder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

Our LEADER f. = fine nut ~ lump
coal, which has he lasting and heafins
firue the policy - giving true weights
and measures. b. the ton, nut S. lump
% ~ ~ the sack. not sec. lump Use
rates.
RELIANCE WOOD AID coat oFFfrr
RELIANCE TRANSFER co.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

The Heilerophon has been re
leased from quarantine az Victoria
and has reached the Sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

The Santa Clara Is receiving a
general overhauling AZ Quartermas-
ter Hafbor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

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Of zee.
fiaod s-room house lot Improved with
hearing fruit. ~ minutes on Madison car
tzae
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Heights car line. excellent view. ~ mia.
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miles from ship Yafda ct EsRie Harbar
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house. barn. minutes walk from wharf
ffee cash.
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To ffet per acre. and fe.Acrc tracts
eight miles from Seattle
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Rooms 1919 Downs iilk
Phones Main 51i. 9fJs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

a anAp-t-room cottage. corner lot
cement walks and all street Improve
nfeufs IN ana paid one block ~ jackson
car ff.8ooi half cash. rent Of house
vii pa balance. see Owner. 1egI Lane
~ East 1850.
For saio ~ ONuefe-d-roox cottage
lights. lot fesf70, t.sne. $1,000 rAah
balance time. Cali 81 property. as ssth
No. Hip
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BEAUTIFUL, WEATHER TO HuN
lot 70 build On thia summer. fle
cash aud 80 per month VIII buy q view
10 bIeeks from Fxpuaition grounds. over
looking Lake washington and Union
Hay. Price only 500 Green Lake car
70 gfeeHlaha station. our branch ufflea
or call on owners.
fNTEHN kTf0NAf I. uosD a REALTY co
1908 American Bank HldE.
Evening star., 1908-01-26
BUNKOING ROYALTY
tpmpa
Continued from page IL

his death was duped by bogus Embassy. pur-
porting to hail from Abyssinia. which reached
St. Petersburg. by way of Odessa, under the
guidance of a Russian adventurer named
Ashinoff. who subsequently turned out to be
a deserter, thief. and fugitive from justice.
The Embassy stated to consist of the
Archbishop of Harrar and Primate of Abys-
sinia, and of two Princes of the imperial family.
nephews Of Emperor Menelik. and, like him.
descendants of King Solomon and the Biblical
Queen of Sheba. They were received with
extravagant demonstrations of honor and
hospitality on the banks of the Neva. They
were the guests of Alexander ILL.,, court, So
ciety. and officialdom .vying with each other
to provide for their entertainment. On one
occasion, when the principal ecclesiastical
dignitary of the Emit assy ventured into Saint
Isaac's Cathedral lie was allowed within the
sanctuary by the clergy. and all the devout
present came up one by one reverently to
kiss his hand or his foot.
The Embassy was already well on its way
back to Abyssinia, each of them invested with
Evening star., 1908-01-26

insignia of Muscovite orders of knighthood,
when a rumor became current at St. Peters
burg to the effect that the mission was not
what it purported to be. The people who had
received Abyssinian decorations. and they
were many, began to have doubts as to the
quality of the gems with which their orders
were studded, and when it was finally discov-
cred that the jewels were all glass the storm
broke The fact was then brought to light
that there was no such ecclesiastical dignitary
as the Archbishop of Harrar; that there was
only one Archbishop in Abyssinia who was
at that time in the Abyssinian capital with
Emperor Menelik. and that the sol distant pre-
late was a mere priest of the lowest order,
Further, it turned out that the alleged ENJOYS
were not related to the Negus. and had no
right to the title of Prince: that the Abyssinian
orders which the mission had been distributing
with so lavish hand had official existence
whatever. and were nothing more than an
audacious invention on the part of the Musco-
vite originator of the entire hoax.
To-day he is interned in the most remote
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-08
ARGUMENTS CLOSE
IN SPENCER CASE
Judue DiehI viii Render His De-
cision at 10 O'clock Sat-
urday Morning.
AFTER FIVE DAYS HEARING.
Morning Session Today Occupied by
Attorney II. a. Smith in the Clos
Ing Speech for Prosecution.

~ VIII render a decision In this case
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock,
such was the announcement Of Judge
c. y. Diehl at 11:10 o'clock this morn
ing. in the matter of the preliminary
hearing of Samuel G. Spencer charged
with statutory offense against the
person of Hannah Iva Wallace.
The morning session OF the court was
occupied by Atty II. A. Smith, in q
closing argument for the prosecution
Mr.. Smith was special counsel in the
case. Asst. County Atty. Aaron Myers
made the opening address for the state
shortly before noon yesterday. He
was followed by Adam A, Duncan for
the defense The latter, who had NOT
finished when the midday recess was
taken. resumed speaking at O'Clock,
after which Atty. T.. a. Wedgwood
occupied the remainder Of the session
IN a summing up Of the case for de-
PENDANT.
The hearing has occupied the atten-
ton OF the criminal division of the
city court for a period of five days, be-
ginning Friday. Sept. 3. Many wit
nesses have been examined, about an
equal number on each side. and the
case has been strenuously fought pro
and con, attracting TO the court the at
tendance of many persons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-08
ELECTS DIRECTORS TONIGHT.
NJ. & NJ. Association VIII Select Five
Two-Year Term Officers.

The M. & NJ. association will elect
five new directors this evening. The
following 10 directors were elected for
two years and have yet one year to
serve
George S. McAllister. 2. c. NJ. l., fac
tories: NephI l.. Morris, Elias Morris e.
Sons Co; John r. Bruff. Utah Soap
CO.. John Q. Critchlow, Utah Imple-
ment & Vehicle Co.; o. X. Meredith
Meredith Trunk Co.; j. r. Valentine,
Utah Bedding Co.. r. v. Hunt, Flesch-
man Compressed Yeast Co.; A. II.
Cook, Cook Tea and Coffee Co.; John
II. Denhalter, Desert Soda Water Co;
f. j, Alexander, Observation-Disclosures
O2cital Co.
The two year term of the following
1--WE directors has now expired;
O. II. Hewlett, Hewlett Bros Co.;
George Austin. Utah Sugar Co.; VIII
liam G. Lambert, Lambert Paper Co.:
Theo. Nystrom, Taylor-ArmstronG
Lumber Co; VIII r. sibley. f. Auer-
bach x Bro.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-08

man on the baseball team OF this
In mis- same year pulled number
ON the Portland Rowing CLUB junior
four. and represented the cup on 'ne
track team. running the halt mile.
In Iune 1887, / graduated from Port
LAVA academy and went to Williams
ooIieee IN the fall My first VIII |
didn't make the Varsity, but played
an the freshman team. The next two
wears at williams / made the var
sity. and the following year-lsOp l
vent to Stanford, where | made the
Varsity. 80.
AFTER thnt | went to the East indies,
China and Japan for three years. WORE
Ing for a mining company. In the
summer OF 1902 / played first base on
the Shanghai baseball team, an Amer
lean bail team in China.
In the fall of 1904 ] played right
guard on the Multnomah amateur
Athletic club of Portland Then l
came down to Nevada to work as !.
civil engineer, and remained there ana
In western Utah. until this fall, when
I came to Salt Lake Then played
here on the football team, after en-
tering the university. to remain pend
ing the opportunity to go to Peru.
"As to the one-year rule, which u
is claimed would debar me here, i
am eligible TO play on fale footpali
team itself. or Harvard or any team.
The year-rule applies to students
Transforming from other colleges, and
have not been in college within year
before coming TO Salt Lake, while
have credits that would admit me to
Junior standing anywhere in the coun-
fry "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-08
DIR. BEATTY ON WAR PATH.
Hot on Trail of Alleged Violator of
Quarantine Regulations.

well known Main street business
man, in riding down town this morning,
in street car, got to talking with an
acquaintance who referred to the pres
ence in Salt Lake of so much scarlet
fever and diphtheria, and the unpleas-
ant experiences he had been subjected
to while I'm quarantine while the fever
was present. in his household. To his
surprise and some CONSERVATION. the
Main street business man remarked In
the most casual way that several of his
children were Just broken all out with n
bright scarlet rash "Of course you
at once called in a PHYSICIAN immedi-
ately asked the acquaintance. on, no,
was the reply; we're Christian Scien-
lists Then you have taken no pre-
caution whatever to protect the COM
munity from possible infection through
scarlet feyerl" The other party did not
seem TO think it at all necessary, and
passed the matter OFF, as though II was
of no consequence a. ALL The citizen
who had been through quarantine,
straightway proceeded to express him
self on the subject in terms of YER
million hue, and wanted to know how
it could be that he himself should be
compelled TO go through the rigors of
quarantine, when this party was going
scotfree, with scarlet fever probably
raging In his family. The situation was
at once reported to Secy. Beatty of the
state board of health, who proceeded
to go Immediately on the war path. He
declared his positive intention 10 handle
this case without the intervening me-
dunn of gloves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-08
TRIBUTE TO GEO. L. CHASE,
Heber j. Grant Intimately Acquainted
With Deceased Insurance President.

The dispatches last night chronicled
the decease at Hartford, Conn. of Geo.
l.. Chase. president OF the Hartford
Fire Insurance company. Mr.. Chase
was we'll known in this city, by the
leading fire insurance companies here,
and his death is felt by many as
personal as well as a loss to the bust
ness and financial world
President Heber j. Grant of the Home
Fire of Utah was intimately acquainted
with President ChaSe. In speaking OF
the latter's demise this morning, Presi-
dent Grant said. that there was no
greater friend to Utah In the eastern
financial world than had been George
l.. Chase. OF the people OF this state,
Mr. Chase had said to MIR. Grant, that
the dealings of the people gave him
such confidence in their business integ-
rity, that he considered the moral haz-
ard of fire risks here to be less than
any other place In the country,
OF Mr. Chase as man, President
Grant said
HE was of the highest honor and
integrity in all OF the walks Of life.
and was respected by all who knew
him. He was true and loyal friend,
and when you were In his home you
felt that you were in the home OF an
honest, kind, Christian gentleman.
HE was q giant in the insurance pro-
fession, and as an evidence of the es
TEEN and confidence reposed in Mi.
Chase by the investing public, / win
state, that after the San Francisco
catastrophe, with losses of over Sl0.-
600. 900 staring his company In the face.
that they had such confidence IN him
that they bought s7bO,oOO OF stock In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-08

across the continent. They are trs,,
ing in Col. Clowry's private car.
school Directory--A school directo-
has been Issued by the board of odgI
cation of the city schools. Tho nar,s
and addresses Of officers and memhas|
are given. as we'll az OF princinoi.l
teachers and janitors. In all the school,
The pamphlet contains 81 pages and n
neatly bound In leather.
DR.. Cooks Topic--Dr. V. r. Conf.
Cheyenne, well known local moS
ical man and scientist. who is to snesI|
at the coming dry farming congres'|
wires Manager Harris of the Connect
cial club that he will read q paper al
'Drouth Restraining Crops and theiI
Treatment"
Died From Effects of FalI---Ab rarl
Hoimberg of Granger, while workinJ
on building at Lark, yesterday norn]
ing fell to the ground. distance OF n
feet. and died from internal iniurit1
shortly afterward. He was 80 year1
old and unmarried. Funeral SERVED
will be held ut his home In Grangerl
the date to be announced later.
Complied Laws Appcar--The adj
vance sheets of the compiled laws al
Utah have come from the press. Tn.
first volume contains about 500 pages
while the completed volume will con
tain about 1000 pages. 1t will bs
bound In law sheep. The advance
sheets show remarkably fine typo,
graphical work. both as to compo.
sitlon and Impression. The revislo,
and compilation Is being done by /
T. Hammond. former secretary d,
state, and Grant II Smith
Juveniles I'm San Juan--Wllrne,
Bronson. probation officer for the Sey,
enth judicial district at Monticello, San
Juan county, has filed his report viii
Gov. Cutler as ex-officio chairman NJ
the juvenile court commission. The re.
port is very brief and simply statei
that in his work as probation Officer
he has found Ii necessary only TO b
kind to Maynard Juveniles, caution.
ing them and advising them as Il
proper conduct. 1t has not been me-
cessary to bring any child before tn,
court for delinquency.
TRANSFORMS First MessaRe--AIayor
Bransfords first message to the city
council Is almost ready For the re.
corder and will be presented to thu
council at Its first regular meeting
next Monday night Owing to the
lateness of the arrival of reports from
the heads of several city departments
there is much that the mayor is unable
at this time to incorporate within his
report. Later, probably within two
ar three months. he viii submit sup
elemental report carrying much infor.
nation az TO statistical and financial
summaries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-08
sEELEY's RECORD.
Varsity Guard Tells of His Participa-
tion In Various Forms OF Athletics.

Carol c. seeley, guard on the Uni
versity OF Utah football team during
the past season, feels that his athletic
standing as an amateur, and man
with perfect right to play In tho
undergraduate game, has been wrong
fully attacked in Salt Lake. ana that
the impression that there Is reason for
keeping him out of athletics. is an err
rOneous one.
In statement made to the News"
today, Mr.. Seeley declares that he was
not Induced TO come here from Ely
Nevada. TO play football, but was at
tracted TO the university this fall by
the opportunity to take course IN
Spanish, which would III him for work
in Cerro de Pasea. He came here
from Ely TO apply for a place In the
Peruvian mines, but ON being told 10
wait while. he decided 10 study Span
ish. applied TO the university for en-
trance and not until he had been here
TWO weeks did he think of football.
My entire athletic record Is an open
one, and can easily be secured" de-
olares Mr., Seeley, MY home is I'm
Portland, and there ] early became In
terested IN athletic events, My first
appearance Was with the Multnomah
Athletic club when 1 was II or rs years
old. took tho middleweight ANA
teur championship OF Portland In 1896.
was fullbaek and captain of tho
Portland academy prep, school football
team IN the same year. also FIRST base
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-08
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with embezzlement, has been set nj
10 o'clock tomorrow morning before
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q officials, are In town from Denver
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