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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
PEARY is NOW ON HIS
DASH To NORTH POLE
Word Received of Plans Through Eskimo Who
Arrives in Greenland

Sabine. within 8 mile Of the spot
where the Greeley expedition of
issi-g3 slowly persisted OF starvation
and exposure. II In near the 18Th
degree. on the coast Of Greenland.
lie had established CACHES Of pro-
visions along the shorts OF Smith
sound and up 10 the shores Of Lin
coin sen. about 60 miles south OF the
farthest north made by Lockwood IN
tss2. At Fort conRer. the most
northcrly house IN the world, he had
stored ~ tons of provisions.
The actual run for the pole viii be-
gin from Cape Hecia, which 10 but
300 miles from the pole. AZ be-
pushes forward he will from time 20
time send back the EAkimos that &C
company him until he ana Henson
with one native VIII make the finai
rush. lie must make the round trip
in three months % avoid the sum
mer'H sun.
In June the relief ship Of the Arctic
club, under whose auspices the at
temp, Il made. viii Hnl for the north
90 bring the two men back In
case they are yet alive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
visit to Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE. wis. March t.--ft
is safe TO assert that nowhere In
America viii Prince Henry be- more
heartily received than In Milwaukee.
for Ia no other city In the western
world ~ the Teutonic element 40
strong. The royal visitor ia achsd-
uied 20 reach the Cream City late
this afternoon, and viii remain six
hours. During this brief period there
viii be a continuous succession OF en-
taiumcnt features. beginning with
the reception at the station by
Mayor Rose and the citizens COM
mlttee. The big feature of the pro-
gram IL to be the banquet NJ the
pfiAter. nt which covers viii be laid
for go. in addition to the members
Of the pgince'a party.
Arches have been put in place
which wifi make an electrically light
ed colonnade Of Wisconsin street and
Grand avene from pfister hotel to
the Court Of Honor Mt Eleventh
street. In addition, other magnlfl-
cent arches have been erected on
Eleventh street and on Third street,
down which the prince will pass on
his way 90 the exposition building.
where there u 70 be a great choral
festival by the United Singing clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
COMPLAINS
OF A. c. LANE
Robert Negeen Wants Detective
Punished-Lane Not Worrying

Robert HegRen has filed charges
with the civil service commission
against City Detective A. s. Lane,
upon peculiar grounds The formal
complaint was delivered 10 Secretary
GFout % the commission late yes
terday afternoon.
Mfr. Hewgen alleges that the datec-
tive was sent out 70 find Romeo Heg-
gen. the runaway son 81 the COM
plainant The boy was reported
missing to the police last Thursday,
and Lane found MIN Saturday.
Instead ~ notifying the father Of
the arrest o. the boy. Lane rs ac-
eusef ~ taking the little fellow 70
his own home. The father Of the
boy IN the complaint speaks % a
wordy battle that took place between
himself and the detective when the
former found this out. HegRen says
that Lane remarked that the boy
should be Ia the reform school The
complainant believes that the Off
Ger overstepped his duty when he
took the boy 10 his own house and
kept him there.
The father az the boy wants a thor
ough invest CATION into the officers
conduct. The date Of the meeting
OF the committee 10 hear the case
has not yet been set.
Detective Lane win not discuss the
matter at length, but says he kept
the boy at his house rather than
lock him up in jail with a crowd 81
hoh0s. The boy was well cared for
and treated kindly. Lane was bus
lily employed Sunday evening and
did not have time to find the father
o. the youngster, who lives at gas
Irving avenue.
II If the unanimous opinion Of the
policemen that Lane will be entire
ii INDICATED, az he is believed 70 at
least be only guilty Of an act Of
kfndnanH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
IGIPEL ELECTRIC LIGHTING PLANT
BILL IS
PASSED
Philippine Tariffs Are
Now Settled

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March A.
The house. b. a vote OF iss 20 100,
today approved the conference report
on the Philippines tariff bill, which
now hecomea a law. II provides In
the main "a reduction Of Is per cent
on all existing duties.
The senate committee on finance
today considered a bill passed by tho
house providing for a repeal Of tho
war revenue tax. No conclusion waH
reached, but II IL believed the COM
mittee will report the hill without
changes.
The senate today passed a bin au-
thoriAlng the erection Of buildings
by the international Committee 81
the Young Mems Christian aHsocia-
ttdn on military reservations,
The oath 81 offlce was administer
81 70 Senators elect Allison and
DolilVer 81 Iowa.
The house resumed consideration
Of the rural delivery service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04

ARE ACCUSED OF
STEALING WIRE
Two Men Arrested for Breaking
Into a First Avenue Store

Charles Spencer. a porter, and w.
IF. F1emmiug. q gasfitter. were ar
rested by patrolmen Damn and Me-
Curg All an early hour this morning
and accused Of being implicated In
the robbery ~ the Migliavacca Wine
Company. on Main street, near First
avenue south. a window Ia the rear
af the store waa broken open and the
patroimen heard tho crash ~ CLASH.
They arrested the two men near the
scene n the robbery and three bot
tiles ~ wine were recovered Fiem-
ming Ia not believed to be a Grim
mai character and was released on
MS own racognizance pending an In
veatigatinn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
SHIPMAST Frs
ORGANIZE

BOSTON. Mass, March S.-T'he or
ganlration Of the American ship.
masters Protective association, the
preliminary steps ~ which were TAX
on az n conference held IN Newport
News last month, viii be completed
today, when a charter viii he obtain.
cd under the laws Of MmmzAe huRattn.
The main objects % the Associa.
ton Viii be 20 lock after the inter
eNtn ~ the sailing shlpmastsrH in
matters ~ legislation. me ahaociA-
ton expects To embrace IN its mem
beFHhip all the sailing shipmAHtsrs
engaged In the Atlantic coast trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
SANTA FE IN

SAN FRANCISCO, March THE
Oakland and East Side Railway
Company was Incorporated by a
realty syndicate OF Oakland today for
the purpose Of acquiring the fran
chImes and rights Of way Of the Call.
f0rnia A. Nevada Railway Company
between Point Richmond and Oak
land, with terminal facilities at
Emeryville. IL will be converted
into q broad gauge double track. The
franchises Wtil be turned over 20 the
Santa Re railway. who8e terminal
Richmond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04

NEW York. March a.--Advlees
received here via 81. Johns. New
foundland, say that through an EA-
kimo who arrived az New Herrnhut,
Greenland. word OF the Peary party
has been received. Unless unforeseen
weather has deferred him he IL now
on his final dash for the North Pole.
attended only by his faithful negro
assistant, Matt Henson.
Feary told the native that he ex-
pected 20 start March l and that
both he aud Henson were Ia excel
lent condition for the trip.
Lieutenant Robert r. Prary sailed
for the north In the summer 81 1885
Il being his seventh trip. lie had
failed to accomplish his object up to
the time when the supply expedition
sent up last summer reached him.
bat then announced that he expected
20 start Ia the spring 81 1909 for hia
flual dash, having promised his wife
to make no future attempts lie had
made permanent camp for the win
ter beneath the bleak hills of Cape
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
DEWET SHOT

LONDON. March 4.--The Central
News Mt Harrismlth, Orange Rive,
Colony, correspondent, wires thai
Gen. Dewet has been shot In the arm
In fight near the Natal border.
The report Is based on Information
given by Boer prisoners, who SAY
the wound was received during an
attack on CARROTS Mex Zealanderf
while the Beers were endeavorinE e
pierce the British lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04

FOR MARCH

Estimates Of the expenses for the
month Of Nnrch In she different de.
partments at the city bali have been
filed with the city clerk a. follows
Executive. ISIS. legislative. ti22s
clerical and comptroller. tsats ~ /.
treasurer, Ss351a. grade tar. t226
law, slai242: judicial. s11s: harhor,
si0tt9. sanitation, sSsss. civil ser
wee, tNS. park. sie9o, poAce. tTns 80 Z
tis2o. streets and sewers, $500: street
lights. 5000. city engineer. 1885,
bridges. buildings and wharvca,
Ss5s. water. sssss library. t1ss5.69.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
JUMP FROM
WINDOWS

hAEsHALLTOWE, Iowa, March
srFe early this morning de-
s.spyea the fremont hotel and FIVE
slAlses aaotaing. The loss IA sd. 900.
nsyefal Of the help Of the hotel were
s,alafsa By Jumping from windows.
VI none seriously.
f.ensn we're on the scene Of the
ss4hagFafion Immediately after the
sssfm was sounded 70 there existed
- reason for the panic-stfickan at
.ssMpts n those In the hotel 70 reach
~ streets BY hurting Themselves
sayin windows. IN one instance n
.agEa4n tsprang from the window af-
q ladder bad been raised to with
. sso feet u the ledge. She suf-
Tered a broken ankle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
WEATHER IN
FEBRUARY

The monthly meteorological sum
mary for February has been issued
by @. N. Salisbury section director.
II shows the highest temperature
during the month to have been SO
degrees on the 18th, and the lowest
30 degrees, on the first. The great
est rainfall was on the 18th and 18th,
when l.Sp inches Of rain fell. The
total snowfall WIS one half an inch.
In the entire month there were but
two clear days, on the 2bth the bar
ometer registered 49, Inches, which
Mna tho loMeaL M anYernl yeara.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
BRANCHING OUT
Globe Navigation Co. 10 Control
More Vessels

n IL the intention Of the Globe
Navigation Go. 70 establish a line ~
steamers between Seattle and the
Philippines. ]. W. elise. managing
director Of that company. has Just
returned from the East. whore he
completed arrangements FOR the pur.
chase Of several steamers. The
Globe company VIII construct a new
pier north ~ the Gaffnsy pier, as
previously iutifnated In the Star. but
has no intention of purchasing the
Gaffney pier. The wharf will be $50
feet long and about 100 feet in width.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
He ATTENDED
TO BUSINESS
Thief Steals Even After He Is
Discovered

After being discovered in the res
idence OF Fiskey Barnett, si2 Fourth
avenue, early this morning. a bur
Riar gathered up "a quantity Of
clothes, and with them made his es-
cape.
The thief awakened Mrs. Barnett
and her daughter Eva early this
morning by overturning some pans
IN the kitchen, The two women ran
downstairs and drove the thief into
a rear room. There they locked him,
and teiephoued to the police for as
aistancc.
While locked In the room, the thief
stole everything in sight, and es-
capped by dropping out Of n window.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
Id Dolly Rob lsadore 7

Dolly Roy, a woman employed In
the Belveeiere concert hall. was ar
rested last night upon complaint OF
lsadore stepukL who says she rob-
bed him Of s25. stspuki says ne
went Into a box with the woman and
bought five bottles Of beer at 81 a
bottle He left the box without a
cent The woman says he bought
wine at S. bottle and spent ali his
money, She IL charged with lar
csuy from the person.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
MERGER CASE

WASHINGTON. y. C.. March A.
n ia now the intention to have the
bill in equity 10 prevent the merger
o. Northwestern railroads ready for
presentation la the latter part Of the
present week. n has not been def
Initely decided in what court the nc
ton viii be brought. but It Is pre-
aumed that II VIII be filed In the
United States court at Minneapolis.
MINI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
MESSED IN BEST
SUIT 0E CLOTHES

bsfssae Henfickson 81 On trial today
~ -. suage Griffin FOR larceny from
iap t-.f.on. He IL charged with tax
ii ~ rom Charles Naiaor.a i,seret
fe,s.1W hasrioin saloon. Wheu az
u sss. hs was dressed In "a neyy suif
~ 's,hes and had Eeison'a rocieet-
tsssa 81 over 50 Ia moBey in m
khgwss y. though previously he waa
Y Be impecunl0ua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
GOLF Meet

los ANGELES, Cal, March 49,
Play for the mems amateur cham
pionshia Of tts Pacific uoif aAsoeia-
ton began aaspiciousiy today on the
links Of the Los Angeles Country
club Judging from the prominence
of the contestants and the suspicious
conditions surrounding the prelimin-
airy play, the tournament will be one
Or the most snrr~Nsfui that has ever
taken place on the Pacific coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
WAR ON IN
COLOMBIA
Aorth Atlantic Squad
ron Sails From Cuba

WARRINGTON, p. c., March A.
The American minister at Bogota,
Colombia has infaxmsd the state de-
pAFtmeiaI that 5.9sa Of the best sol
diers In ColomhlA have reinforced
tne government troops near Bogota-
Tie fEhflng Continued several
Gays and the losses arc reported 70
have been very heavy. No Official
sfaiemsnks were made to the minis
Ter a. 10 the casualties, but he in
forms the department that Fumor
says they wIIi reach a total OF more
taaa lae men. 1t Ia believed. with
the additional force at hand, that
tae var win reach speedy termlna-
tAon.
sauadrez Sails
Word has been received at the
rayT department. that the North At
anfir squadron sailed yesfsrAa y
ifan Cisnfuegos. Cuba, for Colombia
The squadron Is composed Of the
1attieships KeaFsarRe, Alabama
massachusetts, and Indiana. the most
powerful ever assembled IN those
waters By the United States. Its
Tsstnee, II is believed. viii have a
e4astins effect and prevent any dam
sks 10 American property interests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
is KNOWN

TACOMA. March THE body Of
the man who was killed BY q North
ern Pacific train near Prescott on
Friday last has been identified as
that Of Frank w. Kern. resident o.
Seattle His father and mother mr.
rived In this city this morning from
Seattle and returned with the body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
UNIDENTIFIED

lSIORfA, Il. c.. March 4.-The
49, scnooner seen yesterday OH
80 IL not that 81 the oscar
~. matte, az was first feared. the
49, ssalsr arriving IN port late last
,ahL The Oscar and Hattie PASSED
~ ~ wreck and reports that the onlv
49, tnat could be made oft was
4 The Identity Of the vessel lost
therefore mystery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
POPE'S MASS

ROME. March 4.--The pope today
celebrated private mass with the
families Of a few intimate friends.
lie returned thanks for being al
lowed 20 celebrate the jubilee. The
trying ceremonies of yesterday seem
to have had no after effects on his
physical condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
WILL PASS

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. March A.
Congressman Cushman, Of Washing
ton. says he - positive the bin in-
troduced which provides for a dele
gate to the national congress from
Alaska will be passed during the
present session. lie bases his asser-
ton on assurance given him by vari-
Gus leaders IN the house that It Will
be considered Immediately after the
appropriation bills are disposed Of.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
TURNER

WASHINGTON. d. c., March A.
Senator Turner, Of Washington.
leaves today for two weeks visit
to his home I'm the West on account
Of personal business matters that
demand his attention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
BUY BOATS

TACOMA. MARCH 1.-THE White
Pass railway Is said to be ueRotlnt-
ing the purchase ~ dozen steamers
on the Upper Yukon belonging TO
other companies who hold stock
here. with the object OF controlling
all transportation 10 the klondike
except via ST. Michael
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
Another Raid

A raid on a few of the tenderloin
saloons by Policemen Rihbaeh. Me-
Clurg and Ryan early this morning
resulted In the arrest OF six hoboes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
! Mechanics Lien

fisd s ~, = CONS. Incorporated. has
Hen ~ 's !, % foFeel0Rs "a meehauic4'
ffsetsa ne beehse block. rgeentlv
Maalse, " tifFi avenue bef yyae1
eorrr.sr ana Spring strertq .rhe
a. sss, claims that r. q. r{adtVa-d
sstta u. !or, owes Il 81 SEQ for fagrs
a IN The building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
Struck by Train

VI. Conner was knocked down by
a Northern Pacific train at the foot
.0f Washington street. last evening.
but ESCAPED serious INJURY He was
removed 20 police headquarters. but
there his injuries were only found
20 he minor ones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04

A CHILD
Prince Gives Little Girl
First Honor

CHICAGO. March 4-undsr bright
skies aud Ia "a sharp. crisp tsmpera
ture, Prince Henry this morning wa=
drvcn about the business section 81
the clay. visiting banks. thn board us
trade and prominent marcmnglle
houses lie began the day b. re-
c#tSinE after breakfast little nat bar a
Uaburn. 10 years ~ age. who pro.
Hented him with hiH portrait burned
Ia Eastwood The prince chatted
gayiy. eompllmsnted the artist,
promised 10 treasure her Kift and
gave her an autograph album. en- the
slrst page 81 which he inscribed a
greeting to her.
Thu prince drove about tho down.
town section without tho accom-
panimsnt % huge crowds tits visit
Included besides the banks. Field q
Wholesale dry goods slore. TIE
HookeFy Office building. public
library and the Gre Insurance patrol
on MonFoe street. where a IRE alarm
was Hens In and che department re-
sponasd
Returning to the hotel the prince
received Governor Van SAINT ~ Min
nssnta and stAff. who presented rvm-
oiutinnN. The governor made "A IN.
tie speech. praielnT Minnesota. fntro-
ductlonH to the ntaT followed.
Heasrs Ilncsin
40 II 50 the royal party proceeded
to Lincoln park. where the prince
iald wreath at the foot ~ the
statue OF Lincoln. saying: II arm
proud 20 be able 20 DO this" The
wreath was beautiful affair. made
% laurel leaves and American beauty
roses bound with the German colars
red, white and black.
Robert Lincoln and Admiral Evans
occupied the carriage with the
prince.
After rhoveiing some dirt at the
foot Of n newly planted tire near ths
monument the prince and party pro-
cesded TO the GermAnia Club. where
1T noon an elaborate luncheon was
served.
At this function a speech Of well
come was made and replied 10 by
the prince, who congratulated the
Germans on living in Chicago. At
30 the royal party was escorted 70
the train, which departed for Mill
waukse at o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
Rainier Sails

The steamer Rainier OF the Pollard
line sailed last evening for San
rrauciac0. She had a passenger list
of 10 and carried q cargo u 100000
feet Of lumber and some freight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
WEATHER FORECAST

For Seattle and Viclnity.-Tonight
and Wednesday, occasional rain,
fresh to brisk south winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04

Al Humea headquarters another
story was heard this afternoon. John
F. Miller said: "Mr. Humsa will
carry the city By fully s.soo ma jorlty.
lie will secure majority IN every
ward and the whole Republican
ticket viii DO elected with him. am
sure. Mr.. Humss' lead at this time
points 10 but enc result. and that IL.
Judge Humes will be mayor OF Sc
attic for another two years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04

n. .leeslsa IS progressing at the
- ,ssa this edition OF the star
-. = press and with strong evil
s,.vs !, public interest. The re-
-. cannot Be- predicted with any
s.xrss q accuracy. The claim IS put
sr.s sy the Humes' workers that
csv have carried the day for their
aussaate BY decisive majority. but
= cOawlnises dispute this assertion
d allsge that their man has a good
Asing chance and that his pres
,xa viii b decidedly frightened by
o. hts evening vote.
CAREFUL inquiry by star reporters
Il tie various polling places
ssrashous the city gives rise to the
seHst that Humes was ahead in the
rses 70 10 o'clock this afternoon.
asAeagh this belief cannot be sub
sszsszted By anything like approx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04

liave that Mr.. Goodwin win carry the
city by at least 900 majority. We
coneede the First. Fourth and Fifth
wards 20 Humes. but the scratching
he viii receive Ia the other wards
viii defeat him. We believe Mr.. Cod
win win run ahead OF his ticket and
that the rest OF the ticket viii run
close. Navln In the First ward win
surely be elected councilman"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04

Tonight election returns will
be announced from the stages
Of the Grand opera house, Seat
tie theater and Third Avenue
theater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04

Al pemscratie Hsaazuartsrs
Al 40 o'clock this afternoon
scenes about Democrats headquar-
tsrs dld not Indicate any apprehen-
sion OF defeat.
silver Dick" Warner, acting for
the Democratic central committee,
in speaking on the Goodwin outlook.
said. Information received from
the various precincts leads us 10 be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-04
BATTLE OF The BALLOTS
PROGRESSES With vIGOR
Acute Interest Cenrs in the Contest Over the Mayoray
Made by Both SldesHumes Workers Confident but Their
Claims Disputed by the GOdwinites--P Pointers on
the Latest Developments in the Fight

mate figures. That he Is being
scratched by many Republicans Is
not denied. but Il Is claimed that the
detection win be offset By some OF
the Democrats who have deserted
Goodwin en- account OF hts failure to
take pronounced stand In favor OF
a wide.open policy. II Is possible
that this late vote viii change the
present calculations altogether. IL n
yet too early to say whether Humes
Or Gofwin viii be mayor.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-10-18
RIoTINc IN NEW ORLEANS.
Attempt e Run Cars ResuI<s In "A
0utbreak-CaF Windows Smashed ~
-PoIice Powerless TO Queil MOB.

New Orleans, Oct. s.-violence start
ed with the first attempt of the rail-
way company to carry out the order of
the mayor to run its cars. just before
seven o'clock the company started out
three cars from the barns on Canal
street. On each car, manned by nom
union motorman, there was large
force of policemen. Large crowds Of
strikers and sympathizers were on the
streets. When the cars reached Miro
street the tracks were blockaded, and
when they came to stop large crowd
attacked them. Wire and ropes were
,ut and the cars were boarded. A pis-
toll shot was fred and the nonunion
motormen attacked. One of them was
badly cut. The police seemed unable
to cope with the situation.
New Orleans. Oct. 9.-The attempt
Wednesday morning of the New Or
leans Railways company to start cars
on its lines, which have been complete
ly tied up for II days, precipitated
long-impending conflict between the
strikers and those who attempted to
fill their places. Although hundred
shots were fired, nobody was killed,
but 16 persons were injured, including
six policemen. One may die.