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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
ON the FRONT

The steamer Ramona Of the Pa.
effic Coast steamship Go. arrived
In port this uzoruinE nom skagway
with 20 passengers and sts boxes
81 nsh.
The standard OH 90 steamer
Atlas arrived from san Francisco
this mosuinx 10 the great relief OF
the oil burning boats % the sound-
The announcement vas made this
morning that = A. scbooisy. ths
Tacoma agent Of the Pacific Coast
steamship Co. had handed In bis
resignation 10 take effect ~ anon
- 4 successor could BE- aHpolnte1
Il T. believed that q a lie. Port.
Iand agent Of the Pacific Coast Co,
wlii b. transferred 10 Tacoma. AF
schooley tntenda 70 eater the real
estate basiness
The Iyo Msru. % tha n. v X
line. sailed this merning for IApan
with full cargo ot general meF.
ehandlae and q fair passenger list.
A dispatch received this morninE
from Hamburg says that the Ger
man steamer SofiaHa enllsdei with
the Belgian Steamer Conxo AZ the
mouth Of the ENNIS Sunday night.
sinking the latter snd drowning II
u her crew
AccordfnK 60 tho decision q the
Russian courts. Rusaia VIII he cum
peiisd 20 pay the sum 0f ftfi. 800
for the striking ~ n German naer
chant Hhlp daring the Japanese
var
The officers Of the steamer En-
press Of China. which arrived a.,
Victoria yesterday. stated that tho
fire which started on the steamer
shawmut on the 18th ~ last month
did not result in serious damage
G. p. Converse, confidential man
Of Howard James. president Of the
Great Northern Steamship Co. has
resigned and vii accept q position
on one Of the eastern railroads
The steamer Northwestern u the
Northwestern Steamship co. IL due
70 arrive in port from Valdez this
evening
The frelghter Boverie Of the hos
ton Steamship Co arrived In port
this morning from Honolulu By way
Of San Francisco and Comox-
The steamer City of Seattle.
which has been anchored In the
stream for the past four months
vas yesterday lowed 10 Pier A. TO
BE- placed in readiness for the SkaR.
vay run. She all sail for skagway
Saturday morning IN place of the
steamer Ramona
The ship Standard. bound for
San Pedro, with a cargo Of lumber.
which put IN at Port Townsend q
feu days aeo. leaking badly. sailed
for her destination last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
JEROME ADOPTS
A NEW TACTIC

The forenoon testimony was
along insanity lines. and Mt noon
Delmaa scored over Jerome IN Sc
curing the courts decision sustain
ing the defense In its objection 10
Waaner's repeating his eonyersa'
lions with Thaw in jail
Another 81 Jer0me'w gates 70
Waftswan was apparently closed BY
the statement If Wagner that fhaw
aia not have epilepsy
Jerome asked Wagner several
times n there was anything Ia
ThnWs action on the night Of the
tragedy which Indicated epilepsy.
Wagner refused 10 make a direct
answer until Jerome said.
You know what ! mean. and are
dueking"
Finally Wagner said No. and
the noon recess WAS taken
The prisoners wife and mother
came 81 the court house this after
noon n h. said Tbaw's mother "
getting nervous momsutarilY en-
pertiua 10 b. called 60 tho stand.
Df WRgners examination waa re-
stunned this afternoon along the EaFne
lines a. this morning. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
MA YOR ANSWERS
CHARGES

Carlson agreed 60 pay c0sgrove an
extra sum manthly an rent.
II Ia true continued the mayor.
that CosxFeee was client OF
mine Tor some years previous 90
The time / waa elected mayor, l
told him that. a. with all other eli.
eata. | could no longor attend 20
any legal business Tor him except
In the examination az abstracts and
wills.
In the Carlson natter. | vetoed
hia iiccnae because Coagroyo. as
owner of the building, objected 10
tho Issuance at Il. and roamera In
the building objected The statute
provides against issuing license
undcr such objections. When the
objections WERE withdrawn. the
council passed che license over my
veto. ! acted under the law. and
the ucrnse committee il At liberty
to investigate the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

There has rscsntiy beea orEanizcd
m this eiiy under ne laws o. the
state u Washington a Urn which
contracts 20 give their members
clients and patrons legal and sH-
pert advice on all matters pcFtsin-
lnx 10 civil. commercial. private
and erifalnei law.
IhlM Legal frotecttxe AnunriA-
tlsu~ Tive# lts members the Rdvant
age ~ esnsullinE reliable attorneys
at-laa. accountants and expert real
estate men. on city property. farms
acre tracts. suburban hasusa nnd In
regards 10 any subject which may
arise In which nurn are engaged.
There Is no Iimtt 10 tha advice
you may receive from those com
pet~nt iaaYafs. consultation may be
held every day m ihs year for the
one Zee Tor membership You can
MOI afford to enter into the diffsr-
emf transactions which occur ever
dny without first obtaining the legal
ara expert advice ~ sone one who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
Declaration Made

on The nrst dsY % Aprtl the
ballalna on secoad az. nov oeeu.
pied b john LIndh q Co. vii ee
torn down This means a quick diA
poaal Of large stock of Mems Fur.
nlahin9s. high grade Clothing and
Hats ssiil tn the store 81 John
Llnah a Co. at tt13 sscDad az.
and now you can buy all these fine
Epedm IT exactly half price II you
ever expect 20 nsed anything IN the
clothing limo DO not fail 10 lay Ia
your supply now. whiie the Fidieu
loua prices are marked 90 these
fine goods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

In a story which appeared IN The
Star last week = mistake was made
in quoting J. r. Aci.aughlin's views
concerning the growth Of real es-
tate values In Seattle.
sir. Mclaughlin stated that. IN
hla opinion. SIC. 900. 900 would BE-
expended In the erection Of build
iugs in Seattle duriag 1907. instead
of. az stated. the realty valuation
reaching that figure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
Avs AE ACTED UNDER
svArurg IN cosoRoVE
ass COUNTER CHARGES
AGAINST COUNCIL.

- r. Cosrrcve Nas an earnest
.a.s,sssf az mine IN the late city
ssmpAlga as Was also Jack VII
s.ms Whom the council refused a
800 -. sceasa. aud lack Patterson.
- aenlieagion vas held ap b.
- - e..snmittto iof ~ reason I know
rhua sgoke Mayer Moore TODAY
50 X VAS told that the license
'..mmlliee % the council has BEEN
.-s.seels.l 10 investigate the
sssrsss that the MAYOR used his
80 -, d AID Ccssfoeo IN his aalos,a
sssIaesA Il Il chatsed that Moofe
...s..t 4 saloon license 81 y. r
r.glma. . tenant II cossrove. until
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
BIG FIGHT ON
ASPHALT BILL

ether portions If the Same contracf
The bfll also prohibits The nse
uf patented articles IN rahlie Gun
tracts. which would include the
blthailtlc macndam pavvmenis.
uhich compete with the asphalt
Williams admitted in hEs arxu.
trent for the btu that Il would help
ths naFhev Asphalt cuznpany. and
jones declared that Il would give
that company al absolute monopoly
81 the asphalt pating IN this stats.
Before the hlll VAS soted on the
senate adloafnaA until : o'clock
this Aftrrnpon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
COUNTY CAN'T
PAY FOR WORK

PROSECUTING Attorney Macintosh
has notified tho county commission.
rra that they cannot pas the bill
sef fs0o presented b. the Chamber
Of Commerce for getting abstracts.
examination ~ them and finding the
owners - shore land necessary 10
hs acquired Tor the building II the
tsata Washington canal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
JAP ASKS FOR
DIVORCE

One az the very faw japanese
divorce eases ever filed IN Seattle
as started to-day b. Nine kano'
sneto against shfYuehi kanemesn.
for asaertion The couple Were Nd.
led Ia Japan 10 YEARS asa. The
~afe AAyA be lefk her IN Omaha
IN f89I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
WILL INVESTIGATE
EXPRESS METHODS

has been and II a common practice
- the express companies q act a.
intermediary between the producer
ard the purchasers.
f'eF INSTANCE. Ia order 60 set buai-
nesa. agents atpng the tlne yin wire
each other when they have certain
quantities q pfadseo on hand ask
inx n thcy kaas 20 a putchasss Tor
It. IN Tits way the express con-
ranira get the ordrr far shipplng.
This n hnld % be Illegal dssrrim-
lnatssn. and might ~ eaiiest sub
teffuGc for uvadtng the rebate las.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
RECEIVER EXCEEDED
AUTHORITY

% TIE case brought ~ ~ 3. Jor-
oAa fecsixer a the American In
sssimsnt company against D. n
- and n G. Robbins. officers Of
y spneerH. and The Van Dc Yanter-
..'is company. Judge Aibertaon to-
80 ruled that the receiver IL linn
- q getting an accounting from
af1ifsrs n The company.
saiaan ehagged Lee with deciding
sa7ssif and he stenoTrapher
'-ePsftf belonging % the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

Fpem IN tts Federal building whsF,'
b. had teen unSrfEatns : rFseifrsx
examination tafn his fafifaa1 meth.
DDS before the Interstate eammrfp.s
commission. Leaving the cowFf
resgm Tor tunrhran. ar. HaffiufMt.
saif he vas feelinK very weii--ssi
sell. IN fsef. that h. asaId atzn1
aslu ana iaak she camera sluafsis
81 thr faes. Iuncouft. stAff photon
rapheF - The star. vas not tA~l
SURPRISED to handle hts eamsga
promptly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

SEw YORK. March k.--tfsrs Il
The first phatoEfark that = ". tizs-
rfrnan ever granted permission e. a
nswararer pbatokfuphaF - tsAs.
Ne has been photographer pisutr II
time. but this II the Eirst occasion
on Witch y waa 3ona with hin fssr-
nIsssna.
Here IL how the photaEsaahef ~
this pap~s secured this remarkably
posed picture
NJ Hartman rad tisi iegi The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
COLUMBIA VOTING ON
ANNEXATION

ltacie IN the way Of annexation was
removed. and there II every reason
to expect that the citizens vii car
70 the annexation question today
Columbia f. NJ present almost
surrounded By the ncW twelfth
wAfa Of Seattle. Of which Il viii
become 4 part II annexed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

Columbia csty r. today holding
an election on the question Of an.
nekinE 20 Seattle When the Co.
mnbia city council last night
granted the franchises of the Seat.
tic. Rensou aud Southern railway.
and the Seattle Electric Co.
through fhe Town. the only oh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
TRIES TO WIN ON POINT FROM
Or. WAGNER. BuT FAlLs--AN.
OTHER GATE CLOSED TO The
MAD HOUSE.

NEW YORK. March Prose
cutinK Attorney tcrums has adopt.
cd a new tactic Ia the Thaw case
The evidence he tried u bring out
la direct testimony from Dr Was
mar today was to the effect that
Thaw deliberately planned 90 kill
White
Dr. Wagner persisted that 20 out.
ward appearances there was no In
dioation Of the mental condition of
Thaw
-ia Il usual In brain storms for
the aahIeet 70 display no agitation
Ia approaching a pefson he intends
60 hAfnF" asked Jerome
Wagner said that no rulc could
be- laid down. and he could cite mo-
Instance whefn n person in a brain
storm walked camiy toward his vie.
tim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
THURSDAY SET FOR
THE BIG TRIAL

CALDWELL. Idaho. March e.
The Meyer Haywood ettibone case
went over this morning to Thursday
when the attorney IN the Adams
case will be here. The defendants
counsel filed a motion TO dismiss
the case because Il WAS not tried
last term
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
ACTRESS TAKES
POISON

Miss Ethel Reynolds a member
81 thp Llun TraVuaty company. play
lnE NJ the Lyric theater. taaf night
swallowed a quantity 81 cafholic
acid IN her room a. the Kenneth
hatri. from which she suffered ter
rttie agony throughout the night
The woman wtli feceysr
II in alleged that the drug was
swallowed accidentally. tho woman
claiming 20 have mistaken the bot.
lie Tor another containing cough
medicine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
cHAMBgR HAS WgIcHTV
0uEaTlOMa TO DISCUSS.

The action of the eitlea Of vic.
toria and Vancouver. y a.. IN ny
ing a TAX ~ $40 GU American aalea.
men who DO business In their terri.
tory viii ho one Of the ehief topics
of discussion nj the Chamber Of
cammerooa regular weaily aeasion
tumortuw afternoon
The chamber will also discuss aa
new buslneHa the pure food labafa
tory proposition. and win probably
pass a resolution setting forth the
ehamhern attitude 10 be- adopted
ON the endorsement Of men for po
lltieai afficea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

n 4 Understood Ia Washington
nc. nat ne Interstate rcmmeree
,..nrsiasson Is Abrut Is start an tns
.s.lsatlin Into the methods etns
showed - the express companies 70
=, kasInen The direct FsItpe~e
I = Asssriala whether ~ no, the
ss.s.aales Afc esaainE the railroad
- ~ b buying selling ar
s..alsna frultA Vegetables. oysters
-. ID ordnr go eecufu exrrNee basi-
ss4
as<araing to a Great Sogthern af-
t.t.fz statement Tits m9rninx. Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
SEEKS TH0MP S0k'S
ASSISTANCE

City FnKinecr George Gerhard Of
neilinshAm called on r II Thomson
today ia guest % Information 20
aid him IN developing the water
nYafem af the northern city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

CHICAGO. March s-TIornce
tucker. formerly chairman Of the
Chicago aud 81 Louis Traffic $3.50
eiatlon, ana Horace y. =. HoliHns.
clerk of fha Chicago a Alton road
were the first government Witnesses
this afternoon IN the standard OF
trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

NEW YORK MarcA 5r-Reginaid
Post. former New York legislator
ant friend u the president. viii be.
cone governor 81 Porto Rico Upon
he rstirsment Of Gov. Winthrop.
ssiected ~ assistant secretary Of
the treaaurv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

0f.YHPIA. Mash. March -
e<eslss wIIllams. u kinx. made
{.sparate fight ON the Ileor ~ the
suste fhls nsofninx for tbs pssAaEe
a ,saaie blll 991. relating % cit
esssr1ets. ami known a. the nat
ksr Axphalf company bill the =
III 4 whAch would BE 90 pat the
ssser sanhAlt companies out q
t1zzesx
Tks 81 pGrports 20 provide Tor =
f-~s esaspetifion. hs1f contains =
klss slsase requiring tbs asphalt
80 . - separated entlr~iy from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
MEETING OF LABOR
COUNCIL

Ths weekly session ~ TIE Central
} abar council wtii be held tenor-
raa evening In ne labor Temple.
me cammiitsa au fhF Artt=1sn-
X ssuan league Ntil be heard ard
aafsta Aesi1n taken. The council.
.aiassx with an unisnn and labor bod
- IL the city. has been asked 50
aefsasnt driexafvs - the conference
hteh - to be hela Sunday. March
BE-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

WASHINGTON. Marct s-The
rrszt4ans Elli appotat n Dana
ba-xMl " California. deputy com
m4s.enS 0f corporations TO sue.
essd hsftsgf Knox smith. Who be-
cane cnumlssioaer today upon the
slesatloe x Garfield
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

NEW YORK. March 5.--Mrs lot.
~ Nallaa. accused 81 giving poison
q haf DYING mother "a relieve her
su'isrings. vas held 70 the grand
NJ this afternoon. she was re-
BASED on $4,000 baii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

ssf 4 year or more Of fighting
saeFe the street committee and
= Ne council over the proposed
s-asaaion Of East John 81. the
49, .eeI vas effecfuallg disposed 81
- -, night when the council sna.
49, TIE veto 81 the ordinance
...-.hoFizing The work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

WASHINGTON. March s.--James
A. Garfield took the oath of office
II tkc SECRETARY q ., inferfor 20.
fxf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

WASHINGTON. March She
president soiAz formally appointed
Nt Cocktails. member Of the
eaxaI earDmissiun. and he leaves
t1F he tsfhmus Immediately to re-
Eeye Stevens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
c. p. n. ENGINEER ie
KILLED At VANCOUVER.

VANCOUVER, - 9, March e.
John A. ualhick a Canadian Pacific
railroad engineer. waa killed BY be-
Ing struck BY an engine "a the cor
nef n pendsr and Csrrali streets
this morning
During the performance In the
Grand theafer last night Jap
ansae flag was displayed. and u
WAS hlased ~ members 81 the audi
ence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

FISHING TACKLE.
II al kinds A. 1. Hall. iiii FIrHt
AZ "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05
LIBRARY BOARD MEETS.

me igbraFy beard VIII meet To-
night % check over with the e0n-
tractors TIE last details of the cost
af the new ssz8. zoe buildinx. now &C.
eupisd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-05

iac Emery sefiha Stone Sc. i5c
Pike Blue Stone loo. at spinning >.
see
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-18
PEACE SOCIETY MEETING.
Russian Consul General Hears 1T
tack on Recent Var.

Two speakers At a meeting under tho auspices
OF the New York Peace Society IN tho Collegiate
Church OF 81. Nicholas forecastcd last night that
The forthcoming peace congress. 10 be held in
Carnegie Hall from April u 10 II. would discount
any other similar gathering ever held in this city
Behind the movement is tho New York Peace So
ciety a leading factor. or this organization
Andrew Carnegie is president.
Nicholas De Iodygensky. Russian Counsel Gen
eral In New York sat well down in the body Of the
church last night and listened attentvely while
the first speaker. Edwin .. Mead editor and peace
advocate OF Boston. described the cost and use
lessness of the Russo-Japanese War. and how Rus
STA allowed millions Of her subjects to face starya-
ton and death IN a great famine. and get found II
possible TO levy vast sums for the building of bat
tleslups
The coming meeting promises 20 be the largest
and most impressive peace demonstration ever seen
in this country, and perhaps in the world" said
Mr. Mead.
The speaker said that modern war mechanics
had led to new horrors Of conflict undreamed OF
IN under old conditions.
And there nothing done al Portsmouth -
he continued. that II not perfectly possible
10 do before tho two nations came together in
their bloody and wellnigh bankrupting conflict
Isn't II a satire irony. on all that calls itself
Christian that millions should he starving IN
famine stricken provinces in Russia while new
loans ara being negotiated for battleships?
DO you know. according to Senator Hale that
GO per cent OF the money the United States raises
goes for paving past war ana pension debts Of the
are the things that are making men him, and and
making the peace movement grow 10 Won J,nou,
TusIegee Institute could be ostabIisbcdY class
states? WhicE do you think this country needs
Professor 6. T. Dutton Of Teachers COLLEGE, d,s-
cussea me coming peace congress. and then added
who eontro desnies Of the words treat ., n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-18
BRIDGE FALLS IN FLOOD.
Ohio Riucr Crest Rapidly Ap-
proaching Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, March with stage Of 81 feet
this evening il is believed that the crest of the
Ohio River flood is not far away. Forecaster
Bassler has placed the probable crest at 63 feet
some time tomorrow.
Reports from up the river say that the worst
Is over az points above Cincinnati. although the
suffering Of the homeless and unemployed will
continue several DAYS. The Cincinnati admins
tratiou has asked for authority 10 issue bonds
for $3.50 600 for the relief Of flood sufferers
The city suffered loss of about $4,000 to-
DAY by the ColapSing Of the Sth street viaduct
over the railroads OF tho Min Greek quarter.
Three JO-foot spans OF this bridge went down
into the food. There no one on the viaduct
at the time. In the carrying away Of the bridge
ITO Western Union telegraph wires were broken
and telephone communication with several sub
urbs was cut off temporarily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-18
POPE PRAISES AMERICA.
archbishop ireland Uphed-To Re
ceirc Mrs. Robinson.

Rome March l7-Popc Plus today received I'm
private audience the Right Rev. Thomas OGor-
Bishop OF Sioux Falls. 5. d. In the course
Of tae conversation the Pope said that Archbishop
lreaud's discourse last December on Church and
STATE IN France" was q strong presentation OF the
Fsanco-Vlticsn conflict. Although know it
caused SOM, displeasure." his holiness added
Archbishop Irel and was correct 10 the remote
Of the conflict when he said that the French
clergy and leading Catholics failed by follow
ing The advice OF my iIIusuious predecessor"
Pope Plus generally praised the American epis-
copate FOR It's stand the question between
France and the church lie spoke in the strongest
way concerning the expulsion from France Of
MonsiGnor Montagnini. secretary Of the Papa
Nanciature. adding: While under that grief my
first consolation was cable message from Amer
lea. Guess from whom" After a pause, his hoii-
ness himself answered he question, saving, From
Archbishop Ireland"
The Pope also SPOKE % The Church i'm the Philip
pine Islands and compared the attitude of the
that The action Of the United states was the wa!
governments should settle mixed political ana re-
llSious questions Ills holiness asked Bishop
oForlnaE about President Roosevelt, ana expressed
pleasure 10 hear that he was satisfied with the
solution Of the Philippine question. lie also asked
the Bishop TO present mis- regards 10 President
Roosevelt
The Bishop Informed Pope Plus that Mrs Doug
las Robinson. Of New York. sister Of President
Roosevelt. would arrive i'm Rome in Holy Week.
and requested the Pontin to receive her The
Pontif answered: 'NaturallF I shall he delighted
All doors shall he open 10 her. You must accom-
p1uE her
After lis audience with the Pope. Bishop OGor-
Secretary OF State in ibis new apartments and con
graduated him. saying: You left art behind hut
got into comfort
Cardinal Merry Del Val until yesterday occupied
the famous Borsia apartments. rich in works OF
art. when no took possession Of an apartment be
low that occupied bN the Pope
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-18
WATER FAMINE UPTOWN.
Bursting of Large Main Causes
Much ANNOYANCE.

In the district bounded by 116th street. Co
hImbus avenue. 10th street and the North River
there was scarcity OF water yesterday, and in
rhe highest apartment. houses above the third
floor there was a water famine. The large
high pressure main. which broke on Saturday at
Broadway and 141st street. supplies the higher
floors. and il may be useless until this after
noon. when il IS expected repairs will be COM
pleted
1t a of carry the pitcher 20 the
weIr' for many Of the tenants IN the big build
ings the hill district. They rode up in ele-
vators with buckets OF water from Easements
and cellar faucets or carried the pals up flights
of stairs until their knees wobbIed and kinks
made the muscles Of their arms sore.