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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-17

Naagef Joe WASH cHOpSlIS wei YES
,erdav. Too bad he didn't pick out Fall
kenberg to start the game.
Including yesterdays game Anderson
is hitting 400. Perrine 800 Blankenship
400 and Altizer 80.
Big Tom Hughes will probably go after
the Bostons today. and there should be
something doing in the victory line.
The New YorlIs got the same dose as
the Washingtons for their opening game
at home, AL Orth failing to stand up
to his work as he did in this city.
Nothing doing up to date in the Stahl
case. the ex-manager having drifted
into the coaching business. Jake should
come down off his high horse, he viii
be somewhat shy on $4,000 If he sticks
to the colleges
Mr. Larry" Schlafy placed two nice
singles to his credit yesterday. and they
derson made five OF the eight hits cred
tied to the Nationals.
Mac Heydon's playing behind the bat
must be pleasing to Manager Cantillon,
as he is working the old boy in every
game Mac" got a hit yesterday, and
also four assists and four put-outs with
out an error.
There has been some husky individual
hitting so far-five safeties by Stovall in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-17

Thousands OF situations have been OBJ
tanned through the want columns ef Tho
Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-17
Fine Turnout.

The day opened bright and sunny. and the
turnout was very large. 14.201 being the
official count. The first-base bleachers were
packed with humanity. and the overflow
WAS accommodated in center field, and some
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-17

one game four by Magee and three by
Anderson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-17
BASE BALL NOTES.

Maager Joe wasn't choosing well yes
terday. Too bad he didn't pick out RAJ
kenberg to start the game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-17

Including yesterdays game, Anderson
is hitting Ago, Perrine 300, Biankenshlp
400 and AltiZer .3I5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-17

Big Tom Hughes will probably go after
the Bostons today, and there should be
something doing in the victory line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-17
Yesterdays National League Games.


St Louis, q; Cincinnati, o.
New York. 4: Brooklyn, l.
Philadelphia, O.; Boston, 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-17

ard then Graham, with two strikes on
Inglaub was worked for hit. This
scored Sullivan. Unglaub took second on
the throw In and scored on Hoey's clean
hit off the first ball pitched. Parent also
connected with the first ball served to him
for double. and Ferris also found the
first ball given him for a sinble, and two
more men crossed the rubber, and four
runs had been scored in almost twinkllng.
Then Falkenberg went INTO the box and it
was a different story. Six hits were made
off him in the seven innings In which he
pitched Big "Cy' was very effective.
Anderson was the only one who could do
anything with his delivery, and he banged
out three clean drives and the fourth time
hit long fly that was caught.
The Washmgtons had chances enough to
score. but could not connect when hits
meant runs. They had two men on bases
in the NTH and seventh innings, when a
hit would have helped amazingly.
Nationals First Run.
The first run was made in the first in
ming when Schlafy hit safely, stole second
and scored on Anderson's hit to center
Andy tried to steal and came to grief.
Boston had chances In the second, bat
failed through bungling work of Sullivan on
the bases. "Sully" hit safely and stole sec
ond. but somehow understood that he was
out walked off the base, and before he
could get back was thrown out. Falken-
berg to Schlaiy Then Collins singled to
center. and took second a passed ball.
but was out on Ganley throw to the rub
Der off Inglaubs hit.
The Washingtons went out in the order
they came to the bat in the next two in
nings. Ferris singled in the third, tried a
steal and was thrown out. Anderson roade
lis second hit in the fourth inning. but
there were two out at the time, and AltiZer
WAS third out, to Sullivan.
In the fifth Jones singled, Perrine famed
and then Jones tried steal successfully.
HcydOn drew a pass. Falkenberg famed
and a double steal was tried and on a very
close decision Jones was given out, whereat
the bleachers howled Justify. Sullivan
opened for Boston with hit In the Boston
half. but failed to get past second.
The last run OF the game came in the
sixth. After Ganley had famed Schlatiy
raised a high fly near the rubber that boil
Unelaub and Collins called for. The former
yielded To Collins. who muffed. Cross then
hit nice single that put Schlahy on third
Lave drew throw. and Sehlaay walked ir
on the play. Anderson drove long fly
that Hoey fie!ded well and AitiZer went ou
10 Sullivan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-17
Nationals Lost to Boston
Through a Bad First Inning.
GRAHAM KNOCKED OUT
Falkenberg Prevented Beaneaters
Scoring Any Runs.
ANDY'S BATTING A FEATURE
Three Favorites Won at Aqueduct-
Finals of Indoor Tennis Tourney
Victory for Georgetown.
American League Games Toda.

Washington at Boston.
Phiadelphia at New York.
Chicago at Detroit
Cleveland at ST. Louii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-17

Walter Eckersall, the Chicago foot ball
star, will manage a base ball team in
Colorado this season. He should make
good as a kicker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-17

Coach Billy Lush of the Yale nine has
again been compelled to give up coaching.
He has caught cold in the eye which was
struck with a stone while he was in Wash
ington with the Yale nine for it's Eas
trip. He returned from the hospital in
Washington last Saturday and visited the
Yale field on Monday.-Boston Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-17

Cy Young is branching out as a regular
maker of epigrams on how to succeed
The other day he was asked to what he
mainly attributed his phenomenally long
career on the diamond and he said he gave
1t to minding his own business and always
doing the best he could in 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-17

Goat Anderson. a youngster with the
Pittsburgs, came from the Central
League. Sounds as if he came from
Harlem.--New York Sun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-17
National League Games Today

Boston at Philadelphia.
St Louis at Cincinnati.
New York Brook lyn.
Chicago at Pittsburi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-17

Totals. 30 IA ~ ~ 8 Totals. 81 52i 10 3
Virginia :......... l. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-17

At St. Louis Pickering and Charley
Hemphill have engaged in friendly ri
valry. Every time they fail to make a
hit they viii put 10 cents in bank. and at
the end of the season the one having the
best batting average will take the pot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-17

McGinnitys great underground drop
ball that the yellow papers have beer
nlustrating-well, the Phlles fattene(
their batting averages on it, Magee get
ting four hits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-17

On the pace Cobb of Detroit hit in the
opening game the Cleveland club may
possibly have some regrets that it didn't
try for the youngster when he was re-
ported as on the market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-17

Arthur Hoelskoetter of the St Louis
Cardinals gives notice tina: he wants to
be called Hostetter this season. He is
through with the name that drove the
scorers mad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-17

There has been some husky individual
hitting so far-fye safeties by Stovall in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-17

Larry Lajoie is kidding Cleveland fans
into the belief that the Blues will be
worth a story in the Scientific American
this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-17

THE trouble with college scorers" says
former college player, lis that they are
too severe on hitters. They are prone to
call everything an error unless the fielder
does not get his hands on the ball at all.
Why, when Phil Lewis was at Cornell he
used to stand on his head and make stops,
and though it was impossible to throw the
batter out Lewis would find himself
CHARGED with an error.''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31

uorss and despondent as ire 'e.
:. 4 an altulshts aceauch. ana
q, s.,,Aslpe ever losses at The Mead
~ ngser O. W haFncs OF inc
',..~s, Watson this morning. com
~s,,a suicide by svallovins car
ssllc acid. 49,,
a tAe eve Of the vessels depafs
49, hr san Francisco today NC
cong wy parser who vas a pepalst
- MA those with whom PC We w,
49,, s.s.,els,sd. speat the nighi " tne
e e,n,csuy Of A. II. Capwell sorulet
s ,'saseer q the Port Orchard ooa .l,..
W row cArstarter for the ses ,
y,sefrlc Co al The Meadows y aNse
y 4 sala Barnes bad BEEN a heA'i
~ two men drank heavily, ae.
nsslsx 70 persons she saw iheh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
tseTgs Lfebue, Of Battleshp Nebraska, Killed for
Attempting to Climb Fence al BremertOn Navy
Iad-Admiral BurweI Upholds Sentry.


Following alleged Instructions
MN hfs supefiora. Private Stevens.
amaiIy a. the Bfemerton navy
~ shot George Lefebvre. a first
So. fireman on the batileshlp NO
nsa. a. be vas trying 10 leave
ns boundaries Of the yard 10 get
afhk, about $50 O'Clock Wednes.
a. afternoon
LeiebvTe died IN the yard hos
Elai ai II o'clock Thursfay morn
" 10 Was buried yesterday ar.
s'ibooh with military honors
: board Of inquiry "a lngoatleat-
~ the facts o. the shooting and
" report % Washington
haAsted men AT the Yards are
.. oyer the shooting. They say
At Lefebyre ana a companion
-sie "a their way to get a drink
sasa 'aey we're challenged By Sen
ssefcns who Is g new recruit
- ne men had been "a she habit
z isaling The yard without permia.
wv. lsey simply smiled at The new
iy and kept On their way To-
- fence which they had TO climb
Greer % leave me yard stevens
az a ieiebvre'a COMPANION but
49, =. men dld not gioD A second
s nv s'fiek Lefebrre IN The hips.
s''elns upward into the abdomen.
Men Rush 10 Scene.
= rush Of enlisted men 10 the
sssae followed the shooting but
~ .''phno soon prevailed again and
* laen resumed their poats.
r.s ~sihef The state courts nor The
' United states district ooart viii
~. .ss' Jurisdiction "a nc case untii
y, ~ authofiiles al Washington do
~ q . whether the navy depart
s s,.ht VIII take lnriadietion 10 try
''''ehs BY court martial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31

ne Il Misunderstanding Of
.snals the excursion steamboat
yesenl,s shogtly before noon %
~ erashed into TIE trestle work
s.sseen TIE piers and 20 feet Ia.
.-Aer scs a distance u 400 feet
htweea toe pierre and 40 feet 10.
sss,e ssom TIE vaser edge
xe ere vas hurt. although an
uskuowa woman waS enoeNed
avn n a mad scramble for safety
Ths ressei vas practically unin'
s.sa. ! slight dent IN the bow BE-
III Al toe apparent damage
Passengers going on the Odd Eel
hex eArarsion "a Wilson's raFk
rsrs leade1 ca the boat which DE-
vtfssa "a her secund trip few mo.
nsnss AFTER i2 o'cleek
csptzln Grant Vas on the vessel
4 IT, tine. BAT the steering was
i 10 hands Of TIE pilot u d said
tsal ne signal 10 stop tbs engines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
STEAMER CRASHES
THROUGH TRESTLE

was taken FOR one 70 SO fall speed
ahead a. = result OF which the yes.
sci was golng a. fully 10 milea an
hour when she struck the trestle
Three hundred persons we're on
the docks az the time. q namber
being GA that portion oE tho treatle,
work which was demolished. A
team was also on the tfsaficwork
aud barely escaped before tho tim.
hers crashed 10 tho water below A
water main beneath the docks was
snapped llke kintiing and huSe
stream of water played 10 the ar
Tor a iime
The Independent telephone con.
ucction with che dock ticket office
Ass hreken by the impact
Gdfehoaga were awunE clear Tor
action aboard the vessel. but wcrs
uaused Aside from the crew. there
we're bet few persons on tho YES
set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31

from all parts Of the county with d
fine assortment of fresh products
hut, unless buyers happened 60
know thom personally, they were
apt to buy from Western av OF the
huckater. 80 cleyerly were they dla
guiaed.
The police are powerlesa. 70 fer
as any Instructions are concerned.
10 regulate things. more than 20 see
that wide open awlndlcs are not lol
Grated
Unless there are some systematic
rules established for the public
market backed up BY ordinance. a.
ia ouly a question Of time until Pike
place. a. VOL az Western ay.. will
be Ia full control Of the commission
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31

United States District Attorney
Potter G. Sullivan Was not In town
this morning nor within reach Ills
assistant. former senator G. 8.
Hutson. refused 20 discuss the mat.
ter.
The case may come before us
officially, and Il would be ia bad
taste for me 10 discuss Il he said
10 = reporter for The star
Judge Vim r. Gay, United states
attorney for this district under
President Mckinley. said
Il believe Admiral Burwoll did
just the right thing in sending to
Washington for Instructions before
taking actiou other than keeping
Stevens under surveillance.
jurisdiction IN Case.
The navy department undoubt
ediy has Jurisdiction IN the navy
yard. and can, II u chooses Try
stevens BY court martial lt also
can turn him over 10 the civil tri-
huual for trial n that g done he
would be tried ln the United States
district court for the district"
The shooting % severely con
demned. not alone BY the civilians
In Bremorton. but by the heads of
departments and foromen ia the
yards. who characterize the act as
murderOus While the sentry may
have literally carried out the in.
afsueilons Of bis superiofs. Rtlll n
r. pointed out that the matter Of
climbing the fence by sailors and
marines has been winked At for
years, one omploye OF the yard do.
clarlng thst he has seen fully 100
men make the exit IN that way. and
~ is even asserted that Sentry
Stevens himself has been guilty Of
the act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
EXPLOSION CLOSES The
PLANT AT IR0NDALE

70 be wholly tho fault Of the work
men IN failing to mix the hard sud
soft ores Ia proper proportions
prior 10 feeding the furnaces with
the product August schultz. one
OF the victims seriously injured.
claimed TO have been an lronworker
for rs years prior TO his employ
ment With the lrOndale company.
but was the only one about the
plant who wore cotton clothing.
which caught fire when the flames
shot from the furnace. aud burned
the flesh from his body with the
exception Of Schultz. schmidts aud
the Japanese, Shllan The injured
were able 10 NO to their homes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
prg G. ". Barnes, Of Steamer Watson, Drinks
CarboEc Acid Following Losses al the Meadows
and a Nights Debauch.

last night although this ia denied
by Mr Capwch
Harness on returning to bis ship
this morning showed the effects OF
the might
shortly before 10 o'clock the pur.
ser slaFgered g. tho door OF the Of
nccrs room writhlag In agony.
Hoya" he gasped. tive taken
cabollc acid. aud fell Ia. the floor
unconscious. Or n n. Whiting was
hastily summoned. bat before he
could reach tho dying mans side
tie eud had come The body was
removed 20 Bonuey WRtBon'A
narnes was single man 81 years
oi aEe. and made his home Ia San
Francisco when not at sea lie was
related % Capt Reilly. who yesler.
day took command of .the Umstilla.
and also 10 Capt o'nrlcn OF the
Northwestern Steamship Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
CzAR'S life
IN BAMGER

ST PETERSBURG. Aug li-
The czar tomorrow VIII yiak mis-
city for the first time within two
years. attending DE dedication %
the church erected e. tho memor
of hla kransfather. Advisers have
aorght 10 pernuade the emperor
not Ia make the trip. but he ia dc
tcrmlncd 10 come here drnplto the
various threats 10 anaaasinaiu him
Many predict that he viii never re-.
turn 20 Taarale alive Precautions
are being taken BY the police and
army which loays scant hope foF
the terroriaia IN carrying out any
attempt 90 take Nicholas iifu The
officials declare that there 81 no
danger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
DECIDES TO PAY
TOWN ENGINEERS

The finance committee yesterday
afternoon gave up most II the reg
ular weekly session 90 All effort
To Etraightcn cut the tangle Of 10
cal Improvement work In West Sc
attic and Columbia The commit.
tee decided 10 pay OF all the town
engineers for contract work done
hy order OF the old town councils
and start ali over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
TIMBER TRUSTS
POWER is FELT
81 80 ssrdes.l

PORT TOWNSEND. Aus. al
Small timber oWnera of this county
are discussing a means By which
logging roads may 10 Included In
the common carrier series Much
hardship Is felt here. As else where.
BY individual owners of timber
claims Who Wish 60 cut and trans
port their logs. bur find themselves
completely lnciosed BY the holidays
% the big timber 0wBcrs Logging
men believe thar a reasonable com
promise may be reached between
them and the timber owners for
roads over their lands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
GLASS is
GUIL. TY

san FRANCISCO. Aug si.--Af-
r. celebrating ten minutes the
iasy ieand Louis Glass. vice presi.
:ssi and general manager Of the
fselfe States Telegraph aud Tele-
i1nns company guilty on the In.
tkimens Of hribing Supervisor
l1sssrKran relative to a franchise
ne verdict Is considered a great
seirFY Tor the prosecution. Glass
VI = Sentenced 10 three or four
Iea1 Tkis Il his second trlaisthe
irF elsaxsrciug 10 the first.
Patfirk Calhoun. president ~ the
lriiad Railroads. will next be tried
~ the bribery Of supervisors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31

GRO vvz2ENG
RAMGHERS

Tho limit was forced or at the
public market today Al rcntric.
lions previously enforced as to 10.
callty or space we're cast 10 tho
Winds. The hucltater. the Western
nT representative aud the. legltl.
male raucher were thrown together
Ia one consiomefato mass
From First az as far north ~
there was room foK.a wagon 60
stand both sides of the street were
packed solid
Tho huckater was there with hts
loyt over produce from yesterday.
selling AZ cut price Western av.
WaT there with carloads Of every,
thing FROM fresh" ranch egFg 20
pumpkins the size Of wRahtuhs Tho
legitimate rancheT was there aiao
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
George {. F. Mackay Energies From County Jail With
Document Leaving Hin Property Valued al $4,000
Insane Testator Regulates Power Of Attorney

With aH estate valued AZ appfuxl'
mately $4,000 a. the pgiae At issue
and the alleged tesiatof on bis
way b the Insane asylum. one 81
the most remarkable eaaes un rec
ord Ia this city has been uneaFihed
BY the local officials
County Auditor Agnew yesterday
refused 20 record letter written
By Iohn EvsnKellslo. in which tho
latter declared that power Of A..
torney supposedly writtca BY him
had been forged
EvanFollsio Was yesterday I'D
Judged insane b. a commission IN
the superior court aud was taken
ia The asylum this morning
George r. r. MackaY. Who vas
released from the county jail sons
time ago. after ssrving sin uiDuiha
for forgery. has ia hts possession
a xill which. Il ia claimed vas
written By Eyaugciigto while be-
was also a prisoner there. mhkiu9
Mackay hts sole hriF MAekay also
has = power u attorney empower
inE him 10 sell Eynngclisto'a prop
ersy aud % a. be- pleases wlsh Tire
proceeds
Repualasss Signature.
EARLY Ia the week. before hc had
been given q neafiHK on the 10
sanity charge. EvanKciisto wrote d
letter addressed 10 William Mar
ply city councilman from the
Ninth ward In which be declared
that the alleged power OF attorney
was forgery lie further asked
Murphy 70 present any conveyance
~ the property Il VAS thls ietteg
which wHa rendered 20 Conuty IA.
diior Agmsw yesterday by G. g.
RemsherK acting AZ attorney for
Murphy. and Hhich thar official
declined 90 record. Instead the
letter vas turned over to rruaecut.
ing Attorney Maeklntoah. who gave
- % Assistant Prosecuting Aitor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31

ney Herald. This latter official 10
day notified the county auditor that
the letter was not such that 4
could b. leEallY recorded
Estate worth $4,000.
A surprising development ~ tbs
case - the fact that EvanEelisto
holds collateral and has mori9asea
which ia the aKEfegAfe souid net
hls estate almost sos whereas
the FEES friends the man possessed
10 this elfy always supposed that
The only property he owned vas
The house and lofs herr be- resided
fn fremunt. worth about s. Zoe
All these papers. mnFlHagse, etc
are noN "a the possession 81 Mac
hay. whn reofns At the Grand
Nnlon hotsi. on Fourth AZ 8 aud
rssiey Nay. awaiting tbc final oct
come Of the case No ono outside
~ E4Anseiisio ard MackRy Enew %
the additional property belonging
10 The estate. aud u vas the latter
wh0 ~ this fact escape during an
Interview yesterday
was AoHat9cfea ANeefs
EvanRciialo has lived on his
plare AZ Green Lake for several
years and has been conaidered
qnetr Some finse aEn be VAS
arrested un Tho complaint " nelEh.
bora and placed under iaae bonds
10 keep the peace Later b. Was
taken Ii custody on the aaras
charge and Bis bonds wrre raised
10 81 600 While waiting for his
bonds TO b. furnished The last
time. the man vas lassn o. ire
county jail and placed IN The south
tank
That evening EvHnRriisia vas
taken sick and Mnekay SAYS BE-
gave up his own bunk fof the old
man Maekay claims that "a con.
sldorst'on ~ bis Kind treatment
% EvAnEellsto The latter Nfota TIE
will In the Jail. icarinE everything
he poHeesnsd IN tho world 10 hin
alleged bcfefactor There ia unly
one reservation n the strange ulii
In which The sestator HflQuiales
that be- Is 10 b. provided Nith a
tombstone and 500 Tor burial ~
penHos after death MackaY scsteF.
dag stated during the couFae Of an
Interview that lt vas understood
he vas 10 provide for Eyanneiiato
during the laticra lifetime. huf
uothlng OF this sort H. mentioned
In the viii ehich Macbay permitted
the reporter 20 read
Witnessed b. Trasty.
This viii q sifnassad b. ia
Acnogaid a trupA ln TIE iail. aud
Edward Bnrdlck Who ia serving
term for faFranCy under the
state law. aud vas firt signed hf
EvanEoliaio with double cross
just shove the cross tho aged
mans name a. written 10 an al.
most mdeciphemble acrawi
"Evangellsto wanted 10 make me
his heir 10 keep the church from
getting his property" declares Mac.
kay. IN explanation Of this viii.
signing episode. lie constantly Dc.
clared that the chufch was trying
10 hound him out OF hia property
asked him II there were ans rsla
lives OF Kin to whom be wanted
to leave his property. and he an.
swered no He gave me his prop.
eriy because had been kind 10
him"
At this time the only paper 10
the possession Of Mackay was the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
tstar Special serviee.)

PORT TOWNSEND. Aug las
a result Of the explosion at Iron.
dale Thursday night, the furnaces
are banked and the working of the
plant temporarily stopped The
owner. Jas A. Moore arrived here
from Seattle IN answer TO a tele.
gram aud proceeded Immediately
10 lrondale. where he ordered work
suspended until the arrival OF ~
force Of experienced iron workers
from the east.
Tho cause Of the explosion ~
gas arose from the coke used l0
heat the ore. The accident is said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-31
WORK is HELD up

Orders have been ISSUED 10 hold
up al sewer work extending east
Of Fourth av. along the side Of the
hll,, until q Is known what la 10 be-
come " The proposed regrade ~
Flfth az SO new work viii be
carried above Fourth az.
The efforts Of She property own.
ere 70 rec fifth av. into a rcerado
district have not ceased. and the
city officials are waiting on the out
come.