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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
DEMANDS THE
SCALP OF
JEROME
Accused of Being Guilty
OF Misconduct in
Big Case.

NEW YORK. Oct lf.-~The New
York World today demands the re-.
moYal Of District Attorney VIM
TraYers Jerome on the grounds
that be Was guilty of misconduct
during the investigation 81 the Mu.
tual life Insurance Co.
The World alleges that Jerome
prevented the signing Of an indict.
ment charging President Richard
a McCurdy with forgery The pa
per prints what purports 20 be YER
batlm report Of the evidence pre-
scented before the grand Jury By
jerome. Who then, the World de.
elarea, held up the true biil. though
admitting that be believed Mecurdy
was guilty
Jerome denied positively that be
ever held up an indictment against
MoCufdy. and declared further that
no indictment was ever found
against NcCurdy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
Japanese Struggles With
Footpad and Man
L. Disagmed.

By using a simple iiu litsu hold
~ nata. a Japanese. wreated n ro.
volver from an alleged highway
man AZ Halai0r boulevard and King
H. shortly before 8 O'Clock last
night Before forcing the revolver
from tho bandits hand. Hata anyn
the weapon wis discharged three
times After being deprived u bis
gun the nsHailant IL alleged 10 have
dashed away ia The darkness Several
police patrolmen were attracted b.
the shots and haaty bat unayail.
Ing search VAT made for the Jap'a
aesaiinnt
Hata. who II employed by The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
BRIDEGROOM SLAIN /
WIFE'S ARMS BY
HIS RIVAL

PLAQUE MINE. La. OF "
A. Vaningan. a teacher a n.
dria. La. was shot and klI.l \
Texas 4 Pacific traln =
preached this city By FgM
vre. Vaningan nariz \
Mamie Rhodes. OF Ale1sn<n. +
evening. and the couple sen =
ing on their wedding trip 81
a former sutton. had goae y
couple 10 the train. lie ~ =
the aisle from the pair sns ~
across, said.
Congratulations 70 yos al
The bride thanked Beznn II
ing. We are very hapgl I'll
same time turning 70 b. ~.
20 careaE him.
This In too much. nessr.t.
legged to have exclaimed al I
Ing a revolver. he fired Il IL 1,
yanlngan died almost irnne...,
resting IN his Hlfes arms 81.
started 90 fire q eecond time. Z
other passengers fnfegfered ana
armed him. lie was placed q
arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
W0MAH'S SlAI|
C0EFEsSEs

MOSCOW. Oct. 2s-F. IN
ard. charged with the ma'ds|
Mrs. Clara O'Neill. vas r-d
from the Inland Hospital n
jail yesterday. The siis3
physicians believe that Bis N
win not prove fatal Last u.s|
signed a written coniessiaa 1
crime ia the SLAP lns Il
ONeill. The victim wn
yesterday In the Moscow a
terry. her mother brolheE ~
tors having come from slokzs|
attend the funeral She lzr|
crippled daughter q thles =
The verdict Of the corunHt
states that the w0man cans
death from three bullet veu1z
flicted by Fred n. Sevart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
HARVEST HOME FESTIVAL.

A Harvest Home Festival espe,
CiallN FOR the men 81 the church Will
be held az the First Christian
church. corner Broadway and UilVi
sits, tomorrow morning at NJ
o'clock. Rev. Joseph l. Garxln. th,
pastor. announces that tho cfurcl
viii DO beautifully decorated fol
the occasion. and that there viii D,
special music lie wiii preach ol
the subject The 0lVer aud ul
GIFTS" IT, the evening az z 40. Mr.
GarVtu VIII preach sermon to So
attle'a citizens on Jesus Attitud,
10 the CITY"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
JIU JITSU TRICK PUTS
BOLD THIEF TO FLIGR,

star , Laundry. 1879 Ise....
llasing some late eellsah, '
niEh' when he SAYS t ~ !
man stopped him. Wh,'s hlElss
we're ~ The air ilaia ~. " Ia
alt took % IN cash fro - ~ I
'rH pocket The hlrb~ 49,. als n,
reached for his gold wssss ~ Z
,'flen'al grabbed ~ ss.eH ~
hand With a iiu jI,m s a'sFs 4
ncfce struggle ensaeS ~N al
liaia says The hiehw..
hie best 70 shoot Nm z. ~ n
aged TO keep the ma1,i =, y = u
yolyer away from hls 49, Y y
dlHarmed The thief Co.,. VA
taking the 80 which Il w. n
from The Jap. The rss..' - 'sia
cd BY Haia Is a zseals,.'.ss - ~
~ tbs harrington 'tsM
make Haia says IL wlrh
wore no mask. "sAAa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
CLIMBS CONVENT
WALL TO SUICIDE

OAKLAND. Cal. Oct. 2f.-Tbs
young women attending the Sacred
Heart oonvent here we're startled
today by the shot OF a pistol that
ended the life OF Martin Burmeiater
a young German, - years old. who
climbed the wAiis surrounding the
convent gardens and committed sui.
eide IN a secluded spot
A carpenter working on a nearby
building FASTENED inio the convent
garden and found the young Ger.
man lying dead with a 2zeailbre
bullet through his brain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
CHICAGO S0cIE|
GETS A THRlLLI

CHICAGO. Oct 1i--Nhr
Marguerite Dannenhanm aet
proficient IN boxing aud
under her husbands insIrar'A !
she began 20 pummel bin =
mercy. Mr.. Dannenbanm
society man. considered ! -
sue for a divorce TIE
brought forth a starsiihg
from hts wife. and toda3
folk are broathlessly asas
tails that promise 90 infolss
well known Chlca gcaas u
In her answer Mrs bannsa
AYERS that Miss Mildred haI'
a beautiful young society
the soul mate OF hef 81
she describes allogel unals
tween the couple o. faHoas
aud French restaurants
charges that they iregaeale
weeks together az sAatia#
across the lake 81
Joseph g. Hartmann ta
respondents father ana
airc. has come 20 tte fvssas
daughter and has vhisses
away 90 Europe. where ii
sort. she win remain s~
scandal has blown over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
TROUBLE MAKER
FOUND GUILTY

FL PAsO. Tex. oct. 7t-ChArged
with fomentinx a revolution on
rnited States soil against a friend
~ nation. Precitlano O. SILVA and
tseeardio TTeyino were found guilty
by q jury In the United States court
for the Western section 81 Texas 70.
day Benjamin silva and Jose
Maria HamireE we're acquitted OF
the same charge
Trevino and Silva win be- sen.
fenced by Judge Maxey today. The
penalty prescribed By Law IL not
less than one nor more than five
years Imprisonment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
FAIR GOODS MAY ssa,
10y United p.

MINNEAP0LIs, OF ID
volt of all the women 80. u
University u Minnesota i
today. following the lssaI.s !. =
era by the president. cyss. I /.
rop. forbidding the psnss s' ~
70 go 70 Chicago. On he 80 4 I
erg' train 10 witness ~ ~
game between the rnl,.,'..
Minnesota and chieaeo. ~ Y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
DISASTR 0Uk
HURRlCAI

NEW ORLEANS. Oct Il
cablegram from Bluefleids. Il
qua. under date Of Ortobr I
tho Picayune says
A disastrous hurrlcane ssT|
coast Of Nicaragua las RI.
Sunday. destroying the iosa
Rio Grande and prinzapulst
doing considerable damazs II
Interior Only meaEcr advixr
been brought here by schoca<'
il appears that the entire cpzsi
Pearl Gays 10 Cape Grn1m
swept and there was ma6 d
life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

Classification cannot pc h''N"
after Nc o'clock daily
BALLARD AGENCN--f' II
Mullen. Sa0a ballard eNs OPP
CITY Han. Phone. ballard sVe.
MAIN OFFICE SeVenth Ave-
between linton ana unlNersi'N'
Phones. Main 1859. Ind, t&i'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
PRoHlslT CLASS CONTESTS.

NEW YORK. oct Sopho-
morcs In the New York university
are playing marbles and humble
t-pcg on the campus today %
voice their disgust Of an order hy
the faculty preventing contests be-
tween the classes - the university.
such a. "rushcs" and "canc sprccs.
that usually take place on bloody
Monday" Chancellor Henry NJ
McCrackcn is responsible for the
new order which prevents all class
contests In which violence Is a
feature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
Want
/ M

IfetsH {
4 Press, I
1 TOKI
/ sura p
day gay
OFFICIAL
N the
bon !
GOOD VI
sxpIana
policy
bne In
OF the
fry.
''Frs
~ wish
&ecupaf
Been a
Ind mai
mt ste
be cas-
1hsre b
BE- over
b. the
rili cor
81 THE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
HELp WANTED FINALE

N a HENEFfr
Wanted Four glfia fn a0fI-ff tf.t.t
sale f9r Theatrical Meeharlnss brnsfIf
Apply Monday H r.. I.aaviff fsf aaiii
vau-lonHidiua Bldg Madison 81 ~
trance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
niRFn Motifs,

Hattie the wife OF a. q Haiti.
WAyside Emergency hospital, oe-
tob~r as a daughter
emith-To the wife % q a. smith,
9tto tth. October 2a. q daughter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

pf l. Jones surgeon chirapedlsi
Treatments painless iait Second ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

m Hsntc-io1f 'TSee,Sg- >ls sfl h = =
ktehen, with basement bath ana gar.
oen, adleipiag school. 1905 sgth Az NJ
--i0-ciK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
rnIEr rAISrs wARDRoBr.

while a dance was iu progress nt
Christrrrou'a han lass nielt. a
thief entered the dressing room and
carried away an uVercuat. opera hot.
muffier and three pairs of gloves
belonging Go r. r. Boyd who lives
az TIE NanHtoue. COS Eighth aV.
Tho theft was reported 60 the
uoiica.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

LONDON. Oct .i~-h
nouncea today hy the 49,
Interested that lhe pattlsss 49, h's
fer made hv the shiNtul...'lis. ~,
ruruoas. witty 6 GO WIZ : ~
hN the laboriuE men .v NJ
as an experimental W ..ssni.
mon are 30 vote on Ky ~ u
nrXt week but the assls'ss -
cont the offer was niAes - ~
fcfcnce 81 delegates scr. 4. 4 IA
Interested unions An9 " !
that n viii be railfis'
vote. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
s.IIoR - INJURED.

James Lee. a sailor Oh the steam
ship President. wnH badly cut about
the head while working on the fnc-
iffc coast company dock last night.
he was taken 10 the Providence
hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
FARMS AND ACREAGE.

! wiii cell ny - args ranch, eartain.
too eaHa tpf1has eufl ffai class seed
daily fnua. place - al fsnfad All goes
faf ttts. fib daAn. ~ 20 month Take
FaeaHa fnieTaFesn 10 faeifie cify See
NJ Peel e. POSSIBILITIES IT
stee faf 40 hffea ~ Lowell afomd
Tossed uff and harmed aNaf. fine aqli
on 4 suunfr road east ~ Bellows. across
Lake MsahinEtnu. Terms 90 cult
CRANE FEfrfT q son.
Aif GuiWAn NihN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

pr D. w. Henderson. who d. ston-
ping az the Hotel Stevens. report IA
To the police today that while DIS
and his wife were riding ou a WRIST
av. street car last night thief lcft
the ear with his wtfc's suit casr and
left iu lts stead an old grip fuu IN
worthless old clothes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
rYpGwRlrHRs,
FARMS AND ACREAGE.

New aad sseend hand typswfitsFs ttt
w fFpewfiisfs fsnisa Ihs Hnai,h
Premier Typewriter Ca tee First Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

tt.tte-ifsif cash. asfss bsauslssi
tan1 uaiF a. sa4natHs ftaA o.
nid NHutNn Faf ilna firk sasl
FfANf NfeM ~ LAS raafn
hHAer ara one acre feaaf faf
asf1fntna Tfis sreurf Eli
faaAs a. seed tafs shas pasaId
sell feaaiif 81 fzse psf iot F1ra
NtfuH sgftnE
TINE REALTY LOAN a BANNING co
80 1fd AZ. Ger James fuFeand rIoori
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume responri
htlitN for errors ~ any AIN"
occurring I'm telcpn"rcd eaNe'
tlsemcnts,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

narkcntine Centennial owned bv
tho Alaska Packers association.
which was recently injured hy zine.
has been repaired and ia now being
towed 60 blaine 10 take salmon fof
San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

ta.44H-ffaNf cash aefss NHanlifai
lan1, HHle ~ nsiratss ride Hn
eif NsHsan sAf Hns fisH HNii
Hfand sfew af iake ffautn
hHarf $50 or. arfs rsaff Ter
aafdFutaa This aFnand all
make a. Fnaf lets that wWuia
ssii readily 90 taat ger let fins
NFiaG Htfius
rHE REALTY loan 4 uANNtNu co
t4t I'D az. caf tanes fefgun9 Fionrl
AZ acre farm room hafisr with fun
nira eater aad veil eeafinE ureharu.
ft seFes under euitft atlun stock. nipple
rnsUts anA ga apss W ft.aa0 Part cash
and terms
zee acres abaat ~ snasf cultivation.
eatsFfraut elsh zoe Gee feet - tIrltsf
and fastfaft 20 dispess ~ timber "a
gt eef NJ aiHn stock fsarrs orchard.
az Tools sra tmplemeuts o. ~ tlQeep
haif essM balance easy terms
WOLFF ecucrpFEu A CO
n q set Th.fd Ave itsl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

Do not trust printed time 4
! tables IN newspapers For
; time Of departure and arrival I
! o. trains telephone King Street 7
Station Information Bureau, 4
; Sunset. Main 2T4o, indepsnd' Z
ent III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

FuuEHkNp a CO.
90 Pioneer Bias -aa.su
" 9ta tae8 cash. f.roafn modsrn hosss
stlee lots ricse % Haiulsr
hsiTtts Gers On taih Act Moo
90 ! Tau eeat snap'
tAsFaa~ Atto doHn fft month .ranfn
aFs modern cottage ttnekn
~ Meridian cara
o. eoa ttee ds-n. ga = month. s.room
sIi.ilr modern residence. on
street pasins and All paid IN
i.''o- sn,sll essh paymen, balance .
fears fius 80 fnet lot ~ M
Baker rark Decd only tiii aan.
faF blight
tfaoa see us ~ terms is-room asvhi.
heass Sell At pa aisi Az and
ssa property Just bafufs cleo.
tien is time 20 buy snaps
TIE REALTY LOAN q nANKfNu 60
80 "a A. Cor james t9Feund riaor !
nEgfN THAT MONS TO-DAY
tots 10 original Greenwood park tsft
cleared ard rfadea. with ettY water ara
tslsphenss ~. every attractive fsatsss faf
home snfs " increase rapidly 81 value
Eve car lines two schools Ga main street
IL Highlands and Country riuh Terms
tie daah. $40 per month -Four blocks
uQfth from End u Fremont AZ Car lac
uunKE 4 FAHRAH.
Branch effics cor teth uFesnwosd Az
Main efnos Nt New York Hlock
If
VIZ HAVE rms ENcLuafvE
hot will pas fuli commission 60 broker
Two heHaea om lnt t0NlNe, southeast
ssss u s .s i Ss' .sgos , ssss'
chance ta make quick turn over or
good lnigfsHi or inxe.iment
APPLETON INVEST NNr COupouA
Tef American Bank illdr IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

.fhe sch,
[here IN
fnlng y
|AyYada
on Ii
was
..fning al
IA her wa
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1eert Ne,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

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Lots $50 Each

fants faKtH1 only short distance
from fu1 ~ HnlF ersltY car and on line
~ nnthaH tuierufhan. View % Lake
washington aHa mountains. good soii
easily cleared q fire place FOR a home
adjoining lots hold at ften and up
Z SSH Raii limited Number az $50
each m rau want bargain call az
once
- n THOMPSON.
fea Oriental block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

I've splendid hulidins ists sins Iors
fian. riaFs 20 car. fins far home 81 ~
fssfmsnt teFNais price. e&sy terms
ruuEHkNp a CO
90 Fisnser ulak zaassu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
Wage Farmers

Wage Farmers
W. have - sssnsis ssr psssesipea
iH ffass afe Asfas fn Fahinsa asfisF.
maefe an tnFfsfmaff a. fftf peFstts De-
. yeas. mitMNat iWseseas mfN Nfte taa
al iHfeaae ~ fHae tfsN 90 81 sfs rsaf
stsH efrtafa e4fafss tatssttstt~
neaktsi en fedHssf
CALHOUN nNMNF q EwfNu
alaska NfaK u 4
INVEST fouH nAVfNaa ~ LAID ~
HrA HtA
The hnsas "a ihs hi9 mtatsr aqRts nue
trnfh AHwW afH NaiaHgN rfi small fauutts
F psBMhnts taafatiNas ~ rtifsa FROM
tgakane 80 fha aNasans feais 4 Haffh
efn. eannsftlna wtft thFas sfaasfsnttr
enfsi faiifnaaa hnti fHs tsHf. fismatg
ifs9t We fsNHt fhH tfspz eafffFatH.
arane SPRAY auE care ~ them Tar fear
years free ~ fnsf Tea can EartfnHr
faar rfssaaf Hnfs aad - the sut -
fssf Fsafs ast p Ffag~Ftf psFiut a. least
~ fe# rrr te24 80 a#rH iNFpsti6ats
thls Seed Ter est ifrTaf@fe W NfM Fas
fna aranf ufr. fiae d as kmsfiran
uAnk Hifa Seattle
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prnsoNAl.

Me sssfss s,sse issdisss dsllS =
rspt Monday sVsutHss TO- see 81 tsf
staf av FhaHe Eas lass iii
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~AELP WANTED"
n A. CLASSIFIED ADS.

MD Mt NNN94FFF -
One cent q word Minln'u,n
charge isc. When charges W
account actual number OF hhns
as set will be counted. SeN'H
Insertions made for tho pfiySS
of ~ when cash L. paid. Az
cap lines. or fraction tne'''''
viii be counted as two line@
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aaIrllArInNa WANTEp.N

"Situations Wanted NdNcf..
tisemcnts Csc for rs words
times Additional space, sc per
line.
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NE]

Adviees
Fangenie
70 a st
- city
|saners n
ne secu
q this M
I.fhe Ala|
- hoata
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

BVTrERwoRrH q SON. Professional
pfraefofa and Licensed F,snhsimsFa 1871
Lat app Moore Theatre Roth pl1anet sf9
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-17
AGAINST WIVES DRUDGERy.
Women Vote For $4,000 Fund For .
Domestic Science Scholarship.

"What effect. think you. will an end
less round Of cleaning and scrubbing.
washing and ironing have upon the hu
man soul? How far toward the ideal
in moral and spiritual development
will such Il soul be able to advance|'
When Mrs. Anna c. Tillnghast of
Titusville. Pa. recently made this re
mark before the session of the State
Federation OF WOmen's Clubs in Pitts
burg there was cheer from all the
ladies assembled, and a resolution that
fund Of $4,000 be created for n
domestic science scholarship at State
college" went through without a dis
senting vote.
There had been much discussion as
to the duties of the wife or daughter
in home and many seemed agreed
that 1t was all right to patch ami
mend. but that 'drudgery" was the
common mistake Of many wives.
1t was finally decided that the schol-
arship at the State College of Penn
sylvania should be known as the Kate
GaSsatt Mcknight memorial, named In
memory of Pittsburg woman who
formerly did much for the wives and
mothers Of Pittsburg. The idea Of the
memorial will be to teach how Il home
should be kept right.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-17
RULERS PASS
into ETERNITY
FOLLOWS THAT OF EMPEROR
PRINCE PU VI, AGED 3, NOW
EMPEROR OF CHINA,

Pekin, Nov. let is officially
announced that the empress of China
died at 2 O'Clock yesterday after
noon.
Both the emperor and empress
will. If precedent is followed. be
buried in the imperial mausoleum in
the western hills, just few miles
from Pekin, with which it is con-
nected by rail All the rulers of the
Manchu dynasty are inferred there
Details of the ceremonies will be
arranged by the minister of rites,
The transition of the government
The officials of legations say, will
take place without trouble, every
thing being provided for in an en-
tiraly legal and proper form.
The announcement that Tsze Hsi
An, the dowager empress Of China,
autocratin head of the government,
which she direc ed without success
full interference since 1861 and with
out protest since 1881, died at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon. was official
and followed closely upon the an
nouncement that Kuang Hsu, the
ompero:, had died Friday a
o'clock in the afternoon, but it is
believed the deaths occurred con-
siderable time before that set down
in the official statement.
An edict issued at o'clock this
morning placed upon the throne
Prince Pu vi, the Swear old son Of
Prince Chun, the regent OF the en-
pire, in accordance wi, a prom
Use given the dowager empress soon
after the marriage Of Prince Chun In
1903 An edict issued appointed
Prince Pu vi heir presumptive. The
foreign legations were notified by
the foreign board of the death Of
the emperor and the succession OF
Prince Pu vi.
Troops have been in readiness for
several days to quell any disorders
that might arise on the death of
Kuang Hsu. The possibility OF up
risings was made greater because OF
the fact that the dowager empress
was known to the be close at hand.
Two divisions Of troops have been
held in reserve and these are now
stationed in various quarters Of the
city Twenty gendarmes were dis
patched to guard the legations, but
up to the present the duties of the
forces have been slight. 1t was an
Eounced that the legation guard was
ordered out at "the special call OF
the legations on account Of the en-
peror's death"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-17
PAPER DEVOID OF CRIME.
1t VIII Be Published by the Chris
tian Scientists In Boston.

The Christian Science Sentinel of
Boston announces the establishment
by the church's publishing society If n
new daily paper to be known as the
Christian Science Mentor. The an
nouncement in part is as follows:
"Tl.e current Of human thought is
setting in the direction Of that which
alone f. real-the good that men do,
not the evil, 1t will be the mission Of
the Monitor to publish the real news OF
the world in Il clean. wholesome man
ner. devoid of all the sensational meth
DDS employed by so many papers.
There will be no exploitation Of illus
tration.
'The aim Of the editors will be to
issue paper which will be welcome
In every home where purity and re-
finement are cherished ideals"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-17
PRINCE ALBERT so YEARS OLD
Ruler of Monte Carlo a Great Sci
enlist.

Paris, Nov. ia dispatch from
Monte Carlo says that flags were ev-
erywhere displayed throughout Mon
lea today in celebration of the Goth
birthday of Prince Albert, the reign
ing prince of the little Medeterani-
tire revenues from the world-famous
tire revenues from the wolrd-famous
gambling casino at Monte Carlo.
Prince Albert at the present time
is absent from his little domain on
one of his scientific expeditions. His
chief delight is marine dredging, and
he has often told his friends that II
the state of his finances did not de-
pend on the Monte Carlo tables ne
would have long since ordered their
suppression.
The prince draws $3.50, 1000 year
from the syndicate which controls
the gambling privileges. The heir
to the throne is Prince Louis, son
| Lady Mary Hamilton, who was the
sister of the Duke of Hamilton. He
was divorced from her in 1880 and
several years later married the wild
ow of the Duke of Richelieu. She
was originally Miss Alice Haine of
New Orleans, and her father was
wealthy Hebrew banker.
Prince Albert's one passion is the
study of oceanography. He has pub
lished many volumes on this subject
and in order to be better able to pur.
sue his Investigations he had built
at enormous expense vessel equip
ped with scientific apparatus and
fitted with a glass bottom for obser-
vatiOns of the ocean bed.