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New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Dec 2e-AddtionaI rains in AreensinA
caused an advance of more than cents bushea
In the price of wheat for May delivery the local
exchange to-day At the close the gain was 1&c
terday. Corn up lac sc. cats were go
higher provisions 1I=c 111ac higher.
The wheat market opened uneven because OF Q
weak opening at Liverpool Within thirty minutes.
however, sentiment became decidedly bulsh on the
reports of a sharp rally at Liverpool. based On
wet weather IN Argentina Acting buying by shorts
sent the price the May option from 81 043s up to
81 071s, the advance being aided by q scarcity or
offerings. The market continued strong for the re-
mainder Of the day. but the volume of business
was small because of the delay in the publication
of the government crop report The close was
Strong May opened 1sc lower to +se higher ae
81 047 to 81 O55s advanced to 81 G7is and closed st
81 G6Ss to 81 OeIs Cieafances of wheat and iou1
ts shown by ''Bradstreets.' 4S60.oG0 bushels
Primary receipts 6S4 eco bushels. against a..
600 bushels on the same day last year. Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts OF 4sl cars,
against SEQ last week and IA year
The market strong, being influenced
chiefly by the advance in wheat Cash houses were
among the particular buyers The weather was
favorable for the movement and local receipts
liberal The market closed firm May opened
unchanged to &c sc higher 1T b324c TO 5S1:c.
advanced to 5Sssc and closed 5Sttc 5Sasc Local
receipts were $50 with 10 OF contract grade
There was only a small trade in cats, but the
market was firm with wheat and corn May opened
unchanged 1sc higher at SIC 10 54isc. advanced
54l5c 4sc and closed at Si1sc- Local receipts
were POS cars.
Provisions strong all day despite i0c
decline in live hogs. The strength of wheat ard
induced considerable covering by shorts. AT
up 71sc at 81 So Ribs 71sc 1oc nishsr
at 81 90.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, IS
cars; S27 cars OATS Us cars; hogs. % 200 head
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. December 20. 1907
HEANs AND PEAS-Ttere was a light jobb

New York. December 20. 1901
trade in the different varieties 9l shnn9
former prices and the feeding generally steady Red
kidney snow further change LneTe is no r GsP2s %
as advces indicate somewhat lighter shipments in
gExNspTom asG1S9 so ehoice s. s9 do 1905
oSo,ee 81 ~ s. So do Common good 20;
do pea 1907 choice 81 SO soS DO oe 90 So DO
1907 eho s. 15gs2 20 ots do common g1 a to
s Do sesS @ $780, 1907 bass
BUTITER-Receipts to-day. 1920 pkgs. Not enough
Of the trade and the the nssas was Her
was at 29sc specials but few transaesons were
sVer to nene sGa aa% al the from sc ali
shown on dne and fancy storage ereamery T.
hSde5 n 6soasss new as
We quote Creamery @ sPesas @ do per SECONDS 3 2ac do
thirds Il 2sc; held, specials. 2sc do extras 26s
g2712c; DO frss "A 2e1ac 90 seconds, 80 -Sc: bi Se
2ec fair 20 :4s prSess specials % see
onds Il ise: do thirds Is Ice; imitation creamery
sac6ds rs5s 2o e do thirds 10 i6c rolls fresh
common to choice II q 10c packing stock. No p II @
Ss aR4 There Fe is
eonndsnt in their views regarding e riding
era erats' and while demahd is being it comes
along there is disposition to hurry sales. Little
fa,riy opens Liverpool cable: Finest Canadian. e3s
eqea e2e 6oOTsa small ane eoorsd and White ns Sc
f4S i5e: do late made best 1 i2e
to fair 81, nc; skins - TO- specials eel u.s. IL iic: DO
Mons mon 81 4ize: fun skiing @2s p.,, orc.
lower Under more liberal offerings AID slow demand
some accumulston IN hrst hands Tae ahn mf
steady fairly active trading we quote: stat
tSa do ood to choice seq sse mixed
fancy a6c, do best s4@3'c dc hrsts to xtra
ern and southeTn r extra ia hrs Is ssc do refrier
i6g17c: do thirds 15@15ac do inferior. 15al4c; do
iiii. iTRuITs-FREsH hrm for fancy but s ora-
ses.rns a d1 81 ss' ms
r b s4 M PnfsEsfs Ps asasS pas
per sas4 So e Vicar Of Wakehed s. 500
IS % cssssra %sssF Sc New ckSa E
JesTy e foa '0 per do dsa Sc
oRaNdEs q al Florida s. .Sas So TANGERINEs
st4a1 s9r5da. So Psr soas4 sATsUMAs Florida
FUTids 1or ssa per go Sun 1Pqs SRfP f
hROpr da per- @ do smooth
the 2 local maret et. ad2F @ nauefn in yss ,
quiet With little II am any cr and eonsiersbie business
the Better hops s,ans are in IN ds de
state excepting schohare county pIety well cleaned
peciaiy in Oregon sales reported at 4aec and
yearnes at adaa Some sales IN SaefaIneso e s see
sa siafsc We quote state 1907. choice per 10 15B
1857 1851 Pa ehoiee ioailc; prime medium &c; %
s@oc do Pacific Coast 1906. choice sc: do medium to
ha7 AsP y as1 5a ssas
san bales accumulation and seIs 1 as nush as
SINE 81 per lafe n.ss sss per 100 70 81 es
s 40 shipGs Soc dq sssknE sqe s ee a @
aHa snssd ee,oad ae a aa n sar
keys straight car OF mixed poui's and ABOUT one
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
NATIONAL GLASS COMPANY RECEIVER
pittsburg Concern Said To Be Embarrassed
by Troubles Of Subsidiary Firms.

Pittsburg. Dec, 20.-Upon petition Of the Fair
field Pot and Clay Company, an Ohio corpora
tiou. William T. knight appointed receiver
Of the National Glass Company to-day by Judge
Nathaniel Ewing, OF the United States circuit
Court, sitting in PittsburE-
The reoeivership is said TO have been occa-
stoned by the embarrassment of q number Of
subsidiary concerns, most OF which are now in
The hands Of receivers in state courts.
According TO the petition. the National Glass
cornpany has a capitalization of S2.a9l,4f5, of
which 81 419 100 is common stock and Sl,3l2,6fo
preferred stock The assets consist of real es-
tate patents, bills and accounts receivable and
stock in other companies
Il Is alleged that the company Is threatened
with suits and that il is not able to pay obliga-
tions in the ordinary course Of business. An an
szrer admitting the allegations was also fled 1t
is signed by a. ". Heron. president OF the
company
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
SEEK TO RECOVER BONDS AND STOCK.
Atlantic Safe Deposit Company Restrained
from Transferring Valuable Securities.

Justice Davis. in the Supreme Court. yester-
day granted an injunction in a suit brought by
Charles A Douglas and Brainard w Parker, as
collectors of the estate OF Ellen NJ. Cotton, VINO
died in Washington FebTuarv 10 lsoo'
against the Atlantic Safe Deposit { upany, the
Bowling Green Trust Company. the Interboro
Bark. the California Safe Deposit and Trust
Company, Walter J. Bartnett and David J.
Walker for the recovery OF number Of bonds
and shares of stock Of various railway and
plining companies amounting 10 about S4oo.ooo'
restraining the Atlantic Safe Deposit Company
From eisposng Of or transferring the securities
Pending the determination of the action.
The plaintiffs allege in their complaint that
.hev were appointed as collectors OF Ellen II.
colton's estate by the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia and are about to prose-
cute an action for the recovery of the securi-
ies. which it IS alleged, were wrongfuiiy taken
By Bartnett and Walker shortly after her death
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

East Buffalo Dec. co-CATTLE-Receipts. coo head:
dull and unchanged VEALS-Reesipts. 500 head: active
higher. s5fEs9 % HoGS-Fecepts IA 900 head:
slow and 5gloc lower; heavy and MIXED, 81 5ss4 90.
stags SSaS3 80: daires. 81 49gss 60. SHEEP and
LAMES-Receips. q. coo head: slow: wethers
steady: others 15d30c lower lambs soGs6 IS; yearngs
s5sT 50 %; sheep mixed s2ds4 25
cincinnati Dec. 2oFOGS-Active. 1oc higher: butch
ers and shippers 81 60; IS 35as4 IS CATTLE
mon S29s2 10 SHEEP-SIow. 1oc lower. s2Gs4 20;
lambs slow 15G25c lower 81 4NTSt 20
Chicago Dec. eG-CATTLE-Receipts ESTIMATED,
abe ut 1900 market and higher; SO 99
s6 c cows 81 80; heifers 81 50Gs3
asa calves s3aS7 sockers and feeders 81 40Qs4 so
steady; choice shipping So 45Gs4 butchers.
81 4es4 45 light mixed 81 3ods4 3 choice Hight 81 5
asa 40: packing S4dS4 S5: pigs $3 159s4 25 bulk of
sales 81 SoaS4 SHEEP-Receipts (estinated(
head market firm; sheep S4asf 80: lambs. S5Ss;
yeariings. S49$4 60
Supply light slow; choice. 50 3ogS5 J0 PRIME Iop
IS 25 SHEEP-supply fair; SLOW lower prime wethers.
and 81 30lS2 80: lambs. 81 500
Sc o. VEAL. CALVES. Ssefss 30. HOGS-Supply fair:
lower; prime mediums Workers. S4 80
81 co: light Workers. and pigs 81 J0 S3 5eSi
Kansas City Dec. 2o-CATTLE-Receipts, 2 400 head
Including 300 Scutherns: market SLOW steady choice
export and dressed 81 75s5 49, fair to good
50 75aS4 rs steers So 5o4$t 5: stockers and
Feeders 81 1osi Southern stes So iOSi %. South
ern cows S2Q$3 TO- native cows $2f<4 2 native heers
So 7JsiSt sl bulls 81 ieS3 s0 calves, So 2on<6 HOGS
e, bulk OF sales 81 15sis4 80 81
hackers 81 15as4 321.; pigs and lights. s4aS4 30.
EEp-Recepts Geo head market SLOW. shade lower;
,a,is SiS3 IS: yearfings, $fdx4 co. Western
yaarIines $4 25Q$+ T5 Western sheep 50 @sG$4 S
ers- aud feeders, SIS 25d$4 25.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21

COTToN-The cotton market had very sharp ad-
during the early session result OF covering
after the publication OF the census report but later eae
of under realizing and Wall Street bear pressure with
the steady advance Of 1odl4 points. Tine
opening firm decline OF points TO All advance
points inside Of the first half hour the active
months showed net gains Of Q21 points shorts were
the big buyers the advance and when demand from
easier fluctuations irregular during the afternoon
The close steadei by covering The census report
showed p2Si0o0 bales ginned TO December lS against
ii.iI2OOo last and e.29I Coo two years ago This
showing as bulIish had been looked FOR or
predicted a week but IL was little better
BY the OF the National Ginners
Association. the previous day. and evidently
disappointed the local short interests Bulls claim
indicated small crop but their
circulation be attracting fresh demand OF
apparent wall Street bears turned sellers on their eNa
Of Liverpool cabled that
officially estimated at 80 cent less
year hut d bull argument this is modified
falling off in for cotton goods from Man
chester for country Superintendent Kings weekly
follow: Port receipts, 4oo2la bales
against year; overland TO mills and CaEada
against 5s.i24 Southern riil tax
iues 630oo against 1lO0O last year gain of
2i.52. against IS 40 last year
sight the week $50 bales against
Jil t35 last Total crop movenent-Port receipts
bales against 3.iGIli last year overland 10
mills and Canada 661 bales against 44s339 last year
wear: stock at interior Of September l.
against $50 T39 last brought into sight
500 bales, against 131l3t last
year The total crop movement Is for III days this sea
son against l12 days last season.
Note-Deiuctions gross overland this week include
365 shipped St Louis to Pacific ports
The contract prices IN the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
VALUE OF FARM CROPS.
agricuItnraI Department Reports
$50, ,000, 900 for 1907.

washington Dec. 2o.-The Department Of Neri-
,,,-e issued q report to-day giving final esti-
- of acreage, production and value of farm
rrops showing winter wheat acreage to be la2ooe
-suction 4a9 .i20eo bushels, and value per bushel
=. .,n,s Spring wheat acreage. 100000; produc-
= 9ql s45 Ogt bushels; value s6 cents Corn,
% s1 600: production. 25s2. ooo bushels value.
- ents OATS acreage. Sl,sS7.oeo; production 754.-
y, an bushels; value, AS cents.
The average weight per pushel is shown by
- received by the department to be 56S pounds
- S,rirc wheat, 5Ss pounds for winter wheat and
81 pounds for oats.
uas announced that The total value of the
- crops fcr 1867 covered in to-day's report
:. aal ae an increase OF s42sooaooo over last year
g +.-r. value OF December ! OF the four crops
,sssv mentioned was as follows:
So 81 $40 i460eo winter wheat, sSsl NJ 600: spring
ass, sl99 30 .en5; oats, ssSs.56S,oee-
re acreage. production and farm value Decern-
- of other farm crops follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT,

New York, December 20, 1907.
GOEEEE-The coffee market had another quiet day,
sales being reported of about $4,000 The close
Gull. points lower = points higher. The
market opened steady unchanged prices de
cline OF points, response rather Disappointing
early cables, and result OF scattered realizing or
liquidation. Later cables seadier, however, and
the market here advanced some positions during
the Brazilian continued encouraging
from pullish standpoint. receipts continued light
the but fresh feature appeared in tho
situation and there continued absence OF gen
eral interest Wall Street was credited with buying
little coffee during the middle Of the day, but the
demand from this important enough
a scale to attract much attention Houses with Euro
Pean connections among the sellers The pri-
mary markets 80 reis lower and receipts were
little heavier than those the previous day but
so far for the week have averaged under the hgures
OF two years ago. The two ports had 2S.0uo bags,
against II 900 years ago, Jundahy receipts
$4,000 bags, against 1000 years Ware
house deliveries running rather lighter than they
at the time las. month. New York report
ing 99I6 bags yesterday. against 729S last and
1926 two years ago The market for spot coffee
quiet but steady, with quotations the basis
of 6iz for Rio No T.
The range Of prices market to-day
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
>-orrcE-sEaLEp PROPOSALS WILL BE Re-

N-oTICE-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Re-
~ cefved unit! ?. Tuesday. Dee 3ist- 1907. as
,he Office Pennsylvania Company for Insurance.
on Lives Granting AnEUities Nc 51I Chestnut S.
Philadelphia Trustee. sale IT Of many oe
the Phila- Wilmington Baltimore Railroad Sfoc1
Trust Certificates as $50 s1i 10 will purchase
The offerings lowest prices not exceeding paSs
costing In TIE aggregate more than the amorns
stated. accepted. parties orerins them ad-
and payment made when the certificates
are assigned. on OF after January End. 1903
Proposals should be addressed &C. s W PACKARD.
President 51T Chestnut Philadelphia Pa. Pro-
posals Philadelphia. Wilmington & Bafu~
more Railroad Stock Trust Certificates
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
a2sf077 Bales Ginned Up to December IS.

washington, Dec a0.-The census bureau to-day
;sssed z bulletin showing that the total amount
- cotton OF this years growth in the United
c-a-es ginned I'D TO December q 9Sl,oU bales,
rnnnared with Tli2,7sS bales for the same period
lsst vear and e2s7S9 bales for the period IN
1sr The total number of active ginneries was
~ta In this bulletin round bales are counted as
h.lf hales The number Of round bales included
Is ID s fer 1907 o96 for 1896 and 2Sl57 for 1906
Sea Island included sI5 1907. 493s1 for 1906 and
gSs for 1915.
The total crop for 1896 was 12,sS,2u and Tor lsto
10 81 los bales The percentage of crop ginned TO
Jasesanber Is was SIS for 1896 and $50 for 1906.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
The PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River. Mass. Dec. 2a-The weekly sales in
The mint cloth market are estimated at $1,000
rieces The market for the week has been Of
es;et character. The tone, which for the last few
weeks had been OF e downward tendency. is now
sseadier. Prices are unchanged, and there is a
Arsr feeling throughout
The question as 10 whether the mills will curta
here is an inrolved one, and up to the present
nothing can be definitely stated to the course
mills will take in this respect. The prices are:
atnch 64 squares, nominal; 2s-inch 81 by o. IA
cents; 3g.inch ca squares. 5S4 cents
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
Proposals..
PUBLIC NOTICE
ritv Of New Rochelle N Il.
Sale of xIa SIS. 90 Certificates OF mdeVsAns

S,. ,. -,,,1 he received by tbs Common coune
ell 81 civ Of New Rochelle. N Y. up 10 eight
D. n. Monday, December % Lsos q ~, ~.
S,nnncI SSambe-s in the Hail Esiiidins Nf -
corner OF Main Mechanic streets lor 49,
eighteen nS certificates Of indebtedness FOR ons
Dollars each. and one certIhcdts
ness for one thousand eight hundred am
81 $50 Dollars dated the 25rd day ol
I,o7 ,avabIe 23rd day OF August tS,ot
ThAsa certidcates OF Indebtedness are Ssue
IoS OF Laws OF the state OF SeW 80
sr the wear 1890 and arnendatory tnslet -
nurs1anf 10 resolution OF the Common CodncI ot So.
Sv s.ionted November 1867. said cert1c9res OF IN
eh,sJsss ~ be issued in anticipation OF the couectloes
C>ifv taxes for year 1905 These eerttrcaees
nineteen inclusive ana ss-N
bear interess at 6 cent? pc ce-,s
annum md be sold 20 the person Hrin oT ~SN~
norstIon nfferins the highest premium taereIot- -
The Cy reserves right to reject any or an o-1s
Al to be addressed tn Charles hAnnorhlsss7 7ss
CITY Clerk, marked SUCH -. 49,
BID sha accompanied ey oerSrH1 OF cne
.ousaud Csi Dollars cash. ecFfi~d -aeck -
payable the order OF the Ci'N LIe.su.S
Of The City New Rochelle such deposit % ,o.ss ,
70 m. CITY If party parties 10 WHOM tne esrtln
Gates shall awarded fail to take and pay fE t's e@s
in accordance with OF sale
The certificates be delivered the ore ., ne ~
the City Of View Hoee.ie N =.
on THURSDAY December 26th 1891. at eleven O'CLOCK q.
No hid will! b received for less than par
Purchasers will be required 10 pay accrued inferss-
fy order the Common Council OF the Cl1S OF NV
Rochelle, N J. ,oo-
NA,e-' 49, CHARLES KANMERMEYER.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Dec 2O.-WHEAT-Ciosfng-Spot No = red.
Western. winter. Is Decen
nominaI March. SIS Id: May. SIS Sd CORN-spot. prime
led American steady, IS Adj prime mixed Amer
lean old nrm IS ID: futures steady JasuATy ss 3hd
steady. sos Cd itoPs-In London tPacrc Soasel
quiet f2frf2 les BEIsTExtra India firm. Sss 3D.
PORk-Prine mess, Western. steady. HANS
Short cut 10. quiet, 4es ID. sACON-Carnber-
land cut a to 80 10 quiet rib. 16 -
quiet short clear backs. ID 70 70 n. hrn. - "a:
bellies. IS n. steady. 54s Shoulders SQunE
II Is n. steady. 36s-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21

amounted about five loads The government repor.
9a7 II 600 bushels last year The figures about
600. more the November indication 30
closed 1ac and $3.50 Z o b anoat; No
white &c &c o ahoat. oATS-The market ior
oats was higher early with other grains and on com
mission house support but eased off later through
realizing operations government report snoNeu
a final crop of 754 bushels compared with the
October estimate 900 and last years hnai
bushels Cash oats in the local nnarket
closed as follows: Mixed &c 81 10. 541sc natural
white TO b 81 sec. and clipped white. 30 70
n ~ a &C. RYE-Market irIn: no , Western,
. New YORK. RARIEY-Market nominal
Wheat including for the week according
'Bradstreet's' aggregate 4.s6112 bushels against
81 last week last since July
l. 1O7 72f T55 bushels 9I1I3 i92 for the same
last year. exports for the week ul go
bushels against 475S24 last and 1928 S6i last
year; July - bushels. against 30 lso-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
UNION PACIFIC.

The balance sheet Of the Union fac.hc ran-,as .ay
ago follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
COBALT STOCKS.
' No A. Exchange Plaoe.)
ouu PHIA STOCKS.

bv Charles d Barney Co. No. . sIes. bIoaa
Tshiladelphial NJ. ..Aaa
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
CENSUS REPORT ON COTTON.

-ons fFounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
osLlAR KNOCKED OUT or
COX IN TWO INNiNas-eoN
MAKES FOUR slrs-RAoeEp
FIELDING IN MORNING

Seattle and Tacoma broke even
YESTERDAY. each club taking a game
Ia the morning the figrfs bad To
work hard To take scaalon frem
Bugs bunch. winning 81 : 20 3
Roth the Cubs aud the Tigers DID
some ragged fielding and neither
eide did much with che STICK Cq,.
for the first time since he ieiusa
seattle. failed 20 make q hit
In the afternoon game Seattle
hAa everything ITS own way and
won out with scores tp the good
II took Just two lnnlngs tOr ihe
Cubs 70 put ncllar % the bad. IN
shose two rounds the DugItes made
I've rnns aud that was enough a.
coavlnce Lynch that " was 10 10
him to 20 into the hex himself The
Cubs were PLAYING Arhesnst a.
third. Mach a. short aud e0y IN che
right field. Coy cracked eut four
fine bits Ia the aitsrnoan same.
cue eolug Tor two bases, Alien
pitched kood game Tor the ioeala,
holdtag the Tacoma neuaEefie
down 60 six hits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
FIRST DAYS AUTO
RACES SLOW

over els thousand poopis watch
ed the first race meet given ~ the
Seattle Automobile Association A.
the Meadows yesterday afternoon
The fret day 81 the meet could
hardly Be termed a success stospt
ffom TIE standpoint 81 The boA af
flee and a. soeiatY svsnt for
very little sport wha furnished.
Aside from a. exceedingly SLOW
track which made the drivers oHus
tieur Ia taking the turns. tie poor
ness ~ the affair shows iark q
management and the events draNs
ssd % Huch dfgrea that the ma
lofity 81 the crowd Nas forced 70
seek temporary feffsshmsuta under
the grand stsHd
Another factor that male thinKs
look like hoaH Vas the street eaf
accommodations when the large
crowd when had endured the dust
n the track and four hours 81
ehuE talk iutafRpsfasa witt siew
sfsnts aEaiust time. surHed through
the gates. not a car VAS ia sight
Il was a. least seven o'cloek when
fhe last spectator reached fionssF
square
Tommy Pillow. nsrfo. driving
80 ~ y Pope Toledo. owned ~
tie Pacific Coast AUTO company
was ths eiliiHH worker Of the az
farnoon After taking the five mile
class race IN pros sssiou manner.
Pillow was pittsd against tire for
mile ard performed very credit
ably iiis tigb vas excellent
whsn the condition ~ the track
- taken into consideration. The
ten mile free fershii AZ moments
frssmhtnd a race. but flammsF
driving Cadillac experience
little trouble 81 isAdina q KnoK
driven ~ chichester
The rs events scheduled fof thts
afternoon mar please TIE crowds
better tban tAs sios ones Yestsr.
cay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
KILLED BY GAS
FUMES

Ignorance 81 The zee Of = Eas
heater resulted la the death 81 Mrs
j. Tapliu. proprlsireas o. the Muler
Apartments. 1918 Pike e.. Ysaier.
aaY
Nrs Tanlln lighted The Kas FOR
the purpose ~ heating water for a
hAih. bat failed 20 open the draft
witch ronrsys the poisonous fumes
% the chimney
Roth the door and wiadow 81 che
room being closed the air u the
room vas aoon psrmsaied 9TH the
fumes which suffoeAird the woman
ghs died before the arrival Of med
ieai assistance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-31
BREMERTON ITEMS

pRrMrRToN. Mar 3i-uneS
peefedly the cruiser Boston came IN
A. 8 o'clock yesterday morning and
tlsB 20 pier 8. She ia flying the
trophy won ~ the recent target
practice She has on board more
than 800 men. many Of whom are
short timers Others are 70 be
Transferred % the cruiser Albany.
which vii soon b put In commits
alon. Admiral Hurwell was IA
iuted A liberty list Of 100 was
made at ~ o'clock yesterday. the
entire number taking the boat for
Seattle 70 meet old friends
Admiral Burwell IL very enthuai-
aatin over sending a larEs canun-
sent q marines and blue Jackets TO
take part in the breaking Of ground
for the A-Y-P Saturday and will
have the Navy band Of 90 pieces
head his turnout
Hundreds Of school children With
{ their teachers took prominent
. part IN the yard exercises on Pier
8 yesterday while the two tugs. five
launches and floats we're pressed
I into service TO accommodate the
/ cruNda A. n o'clock the cannon
reared and masses Of flowers were
thrown on the wayea
Tho Rainiers and the Bremertans
of the =. $. league played fast ball
here 10 big crowd yesterday az
ternoon. The visitors losing By 1
to 1.