Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-07
PROMISE OF MORE SNOW
WEATHER. BUREAU. PnEDIcTs
FALLING FLAKES TONIGHT.
Gold Wave Broken and Warmer Con
ditions Reported From the North
and Northwest. :


More snow Is indicated by the weather
bureau reports 1or washington ana vicin-
ny 'oAsn. ana tomorrow. Inc numiol.y
"sn QUAY as II always - "heh ens ~
E.. run .he nor'h. Inc .eeolu
- a." 'uie was al evioehcs mere .ouay'
o .e one.el d l.o.s Moe
ea1s VI wv
900 ,.,.u. -. a.. -..- ...s o. ..
tha..,,a $3.50 =. e s1 s.,
e -
p.oe go. ,.. c...
nj. .r.o,.,ao. 80. 49, 80
haa,, nro,-an ans .s.. ..ss. oans,.,nns
are ro,o-t.,. r-on, -. ,,-.,, Ga ,,o,.,,,-
.,ast $50 .ps. .. III, go. -.
some here tomorrow
When washington .awoke this morning
with the temnerSt,,re down near the ZERO
mark the crunchinr of the wheels OF the
early flilk and bakery wagons as they
passed over the snoW-coyered roadways
gave out a clear metallic ring such as is
a familiar sound to the denizens of the
far northwest where zero weather Is the
rule rather than the exception In mid
winter. The snow has become hardened
by the freezing weather, and with the adj
dition of the fall Of 1.-The beautiful prom
Used for tonight and tomorrow the out
look seems to be that there win be good
nues Of this city for several days yet.
T.. l.. A. p;v.
Ace masses II tAe Hsasef'
The low temperature Of last night added
to the thickness of the ice on the river and
so,idiaad +h.s eoo+,ne too mo.sa. shiloh
'oAo. 'A i'ooe NC ~,
nave at various points pileo one ON the
other. until navigation through them is
practically impossible Such q condition
EXISTS s.out the MGR ut c,vmont Md and
:. =
~ 10 S.aeeu enat tne ice .heie IS paeneu an"
jammed until 1t Is ten or twelve feet deep.
Yesterday the steamer Estelle Randall at
ten,ntal7 to roooh clyront uhorf hut ,ron1d
,s . 80. ~ 80 Va. ~ " 80 ~. "o s.
nave oeeh uLaDie 10 10 So hao sne hoe
been assisted by the naval tug Triton,
which, being of deeper draft, was able to
force its way through the packed ice mass.
o,a .ta ~ s.o.r,e. =. ~. ,,,hore TIL
steamer Nortbrmherland nf the Raitimore
a.; =. =, ~. t.I .. -. .o % ,
M, - s e.. ap IL. av ~ wv ILL.,
it So, ~ III t. 10 "ay ny INC e"e'e
S. 80, ~ ~ g. nj 80. ~ " e. 70 ~.
u1;no;a 80 - ~; az une ioa ~ o
Wlcom1co river 70 TINS CITY anu arrNsa mere
81. N; ne lii 80 ~. $500, 20
,as vr Ing, a, t,. WI en- oy 80 III IT,, "
haan raf,,sad for snaav io The ynaM For thaf
point and Indian Head is being sent down
over , .n 1s.. Ioaa. n,u. .,.
inc regular trina 70 HIGH Point Va was
today withdrawn from service and will not
resume her route until conditions improve.
AS tne Dails was gong GOWN the river
she atnry,.S ~ sSdan ~ SoI,;r 1900
Beach and heeIed over as If ashore Cant.
Jones" was satisfied that he was in deep
water. and. with twelve-foot pole, he
cnnfoeo OUT on Ine zee pro" OF the ooas
nt;, ~. h.n ~ - to,,oh,. tLe tn iSs
far as the mole reached ice packed one
cake over another, could be felt. The boat
hnally worked herself anoat and, keeping
IN ma d . LICK ia the chahnei' was "oie 70 make
Tho loo aoes NOT bother tho h,o staamers
OF the Norfolk line. which are going and
coming practically on time and the ferry
steamer between this city and Alexandria
is making her regular trips
The barometers aboard the vessels at the
wharves Indicate falling weather within
the next twenty-four hours and the vessel
masters are looking for snow. '<-
The Ice conditions about Baltimore are
reported to We very Dad and many Of the
steamboat lines'running to points on Chesa-
peake bay have abandoned their trips and
laid I'D their vessels until the conditions
fmnroye When the ice begins tn move II ia
feared that many of the wharyes on the
-'"- ,a'
street Cars ColI1oe.
PASSENGERS on Capital Traction cars which
-. 49,. -. n % -
s'eiu"S ai'eiiool ANU. "''o eiocA were
sN.n " s.., oolie VI .nen were oaaiS
AoAe"' our 'ne 0ny eison SERIOUSLY III
- was ny: no.oi n'an vi 'he
.Ni' nc ueoioe"'' IL Is S'a'eu' re-
suited from the slippery cono ton OF the
tracks o. the 18th street grade. the motor
man of the car going south being unable TO
crossing.
his ce- had made sion on the west s,de