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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21

dent we're cxtricated from their
dangerous position. A n Osle was
taken from the WreekRge dead
tlis body was horribly crushed and
when II Was seen that life was ex.
unot the remains were sent 90
Hutterworth & Sons morgue
Jack ONcil had received injuries
which are regarded as fatal His
arm was broken. ribs crushed. back
smashed and suffered interual IA.
iurlos lie was taken TO the Way.
side Emergency hospital. where az
late hour he was said 90 be In
a prcearlous condition
Others Seriously injured.
OF the others Il Patterson and
O Otis wero seriously injured about
the back and legs A. Preston had
bis hips smashed and may be Ia.
lured internally + Ryan. y Peter.
son and p Richardson sustained
bad bruises and scratches one OF
the crew % the Charles Nelson was
on the dock aud received injuries
% minor nature.
p P Clark. business agent OF the
RiwEers s stevcdoreH union. With
which an the men we're affiliated.
7 proceeded % the scene of the acct.
dent Immediately after Il Was ~.
ported and made an investigation
Mr. CLARK said he would demand
an official Investigation "a place
/ the blame FOR tha accident
All the men Ia the crew had
started unloading the asphalt from
/ the boat yesterday and resumed
wnrk this morning The collapse
came about Z 80 o clock. Il Is not
Z believed that any 81 the rest 81 the
dock IL ia danger although Il Is
I piled hlgh with great quantity
Of valuable freight
selasivea IN New Nork.
oxle ruomed over the Great
4 Northern saloon on Western av Re
fls believed % have relatives Ia
New YORK. ONeil runmed At 1910
Flnh av We has relatives Twins
ia San Francisco X Patterson and
10 Otis ruomed NJ the stewart
house 90 stewart pt. where they
are under the care 81 physicians
e Peterson ruoms over the Great
Northern saloon nn Western av
and ihe addresses % the other meu
are not known.
al toe asphalt which vas pre-
Z cip.iated into the has can b. ~
covered and vii not be- damaged
hy Immersion IN the water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21

CHICAGO. Oct 2i--stuyvesant
Fish has won a temporary II not an
ultimate victory over y H. Harri-
man Ia the fight for control OF the
Illinois Central Harriman'a at,or.
news formally admit the defeat Of
their plan 20 control the annual
stoekhoidcrH' meeting without the
shares tied up By the Injunction In
atituted by Fish. AZ O'Clock. after
an al night conference Of the at
torneys for both sides. an agree-
mont was signed postpOHlng the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
FISH HAS WON
over HARTMAN

stockholders meeting until Decem-
Der 49, The next battle vii be in
the courts over the Zs6.7si shares
of the enioined stock Hartman
will seek 20 have the Injunction dis
solved. and Fish will maintain the
ground be took when be sought the
en3oining order. u is likely that
the Hartman attorneys vii start
the court battle late this afternoon.
Fish Is iuhilant. and said IL
Hartman does not succeed IN get
ting the injunction dissolved We
win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21

providing for and authorizing tue
board of health - offer q bounty
FOR each rat killed within the city.
Two more inspectors are 20 be
added. whose sole duty will v 10
see that the rat crusade ia pushed
in every direction. and that the new
law prescribing wire netting for all
warehouses; and docks along the
waterfront is carried ont to- tho
letter
Chief , PollSa Wappcnaiein Will
issue an order late this afternoon
calling especial attention OF every
member Of the department "a thc
provisions 0f the rat ordinance
This ordinance preacrlhes the
boundaries ln which certain Vte.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
MANAGER CARLEY
VISITING SEATTLE

avneHt Carley. manager Of the
Nof.hweeiern department Tor the
cunard Steamship line, Is in Seattle
on . business trip. the guest %
CHARLES ] Nilsson. local agent MIR
Galley IL arranging for The six
Christmas excursions 10 the old
country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
PRESIDENT IS
DUE TONIGHT

Steamship President should ar
nw ID port ials tonight from
Ams according 70 q elreisss mes.
~ nesiYsd tkls morning by
6snrsz Address. northwestern
p1i#hgsf agent for the Pacific
eeni sieamship CO The presi
fsrI ~ ssS passengers aboard
sssrFtlag % TIE wireless. among
, Nuninenf ones being JAKE
lsisaerg and wife. c. L. Wsy land.
pusiofflee Inspector. Capt G..
isaaAon ard wife. George Gun.
EasAan EDDIE Duan. DR. j p Ar.
- Col Witherby. Mike Sullivan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
exPEcroRAroRs ARRESTED

Charged with expectorating on
the sidewalks August Bender aud
w y. Terry We're placed under az.
rest yesterday by Patrolmen
Jacobs aud smart Chief Wappon.
stein has issued orders 90 his pa.
trolmon to keep a special l.okout
for vlolators OF the antispitting or
dinauce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21

ny GUtteH FfAHhfN
SAN FRANCISCO. oct 2i-At
the conclusion Of this mornings SEES.
sion Of the trial of Tirey T. Ford.
the Jury. which is being selected
TO try him upon the charge u
bhbinR Jennings J. Phillips. stood
10 the same position IL DID al noon
last Friday--ti men temporarily
passed and one under oAamina.
tlun
Although az tho beginning Of the
session. The Jury box was filled.
and IL was thought that the time
for the use Of the pcrcmptory chal.
ianeoa had at last arrived u de-.
yeloped that two OF the jurors we're
not upon the assessment roll, and
we're therefore excused II was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
STRIKE BREAKER AT
DEATHS DOOR
10y United Prsss)

SAN FRANCISCO. oct 2l.-
Stricken by a bullet from hts own
cherished revolver. William A. For
gey. gun fighter, strike breaker adj.
venturer aud hero OF hundred dos
perate battles. lies az the point "
death IN ward OF the 81 Francis
hospital Tho accidental discharge
of the gun sent a bullet into For
rey'a abdomen. This is the sixth
time that Forgoy has been az the
point Of death from gunshot w0inds
within five years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
FIGHTING UNION LABOR
COAL MINE PURCHASE
JAPAN IS REAL BUSY.

NEW YORK. oct 2i--lapan rs
manufacturing more munitions Of
war az the present moment than al
any time during the war with Rus
ala Under peace Japan has one
more arsenal and one more naval
base than n had under the exigeucy
Of war. Both the arsenal and the
new naval base have been esiRb'
lshcd within the last six months.
and az each place day and might
shifts OF laborers are being
worked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 2f-A
report reached the city this after.
noon that the British tramp steamer
Queen Christina. bound from San
Francisco for Portland. had gone
ashore az Point 81 George. near
Crescent City. Cal The vessel Is
said TO be a total loss The report
gives no information regarding the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
WILL BUILD TWO TURBINE
STEAMERS

Injuries Of the Atlantic liners. and
will b. the fastest vessels afioat
ON the Pacific They will cost ST.
200 600 each. President Ford. Of the
Pacific Coast Steamship company,
with offices In Seattle. has the plans
for the contemplated liners. and the
directors will meet shortly 10 award
the contract The vessels will be
ready IN about a year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 2i.-The
Pacific Coast Steamship company Is
planning the construction Of two
turbine steamers. with a speed Of
20 knots for passenger and express
service between Seattle and san
Diego. the boats 10 have all the &c
combinations and many Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21

c ] Gaddi. " d samusIs NJ
Emerson and Mrs Mcknight
The President will sail direct Tor
san Francisco Thursday morning
stopping neither al Port Townsend
nnr Victoria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
VISITING IN SEATTLE.

MI and Mrs r NJ wilkins. Of
Eugene. Ore. are visiting their sun.
r l. Wilkins. private secretary "a
Mayer Moore Mr. wilkins. Sr. has
Just completed his term 81 office
as mayor Of Eugene
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
MAN SHOT IN lac.

r. Peterson Was brought 90 the
Seattle General hospital from Port
Madison today. suffering from a
wound in his right leg which was
caused BY the accidental discharge
OF a rifle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
INNS Should FOtify Against the BubOnic Plague
he Death Has uned-Systematic War on Rats
ADVISED by the Health officials.

feed them they will leave. n you
support rats and mice you support
distinct menace 20 yourself and
family.
7. Chioroforrn or drown al rats
and mice trapped and. toesshcr
with any rats or mice found dead,
roll them up IN several tnickneasea
o. paper, securely tie the bundle
and label IL as follows: Trapped
a. No. ----- st." or "Found dead az
no. - st." and deliver 20 any
one o. the following health depart
ment stations (locstlons 10 be an.
nounced later)
~ rats are found dead pick them
40 With long sticks or tonas.
g. Notify the health officer q,
once II rats have been dying about
your premises
N tho above mentioned requests
are complied with we DO not be
licve that any damage need be
feared BY the general public, az
this disease is usually confined "a
the unsanitary parts Of the city.
&. D. FORD,
WAR JANSEN,
=. S. BOURNs.
Board Of Health.
Dated at Seattle, Wash, octobel
40. 1907
Mayor Moore will appear befor'
the city council a. the regular ses
sion tonight and ask that imms
date steps be taken 10 provide
funds with which 10 fight tho hu
b6nic plague No viii ask that th'
board Of health be allowed 70 nam'
number o. additional inspectors
and urge that liberal apPropns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
NJ. o. MEETING.

The city central committee Of
the municipal ownership party VIII
hold its first regular meeting at
their rooms, In the Peoples Bank
plan. An outcroppine Of the under
building. at noon tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
STEAMER
WRECKED

fate Of the crew. The Queen Chris.
tina left this port on Saturday.
The Merchants Exchange late
this afternoon received advices that
part Of the crew had reached shore
IN the life boats, but that the cap
tain and Is seamen we're still
aboard. Tugs are bound for tho
rescue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21
COLLAPSE OF DOCK
KILLS AND INJURIES

\ Oele Crushed To Death, Jack O'Neil Fatally In
s,.d and Three Others Seriously Hwt--AiRs-
sa,b and Dunns Wharf, Overloaded With Gem
! Breaks Down, Throwing Longshoremen Int
hy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21

Camp GO. W O W viii give a
program and dance tomorrow
night al W O. W hall. SIC Spring
81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21

Dead.
.swA seed 50.
s,sslly loiured'
ex,Il rooms 1910 Fit,h Az.
- !. IN hraken Injured IN
ssisssly injured
....,.sn rooms stewart
-. essk asd legs 49,.
~ - rosms Stewart House
1870. actress no, known,
....s aseas the hips
.ssslon to these. ? Ryan y
......sn ard p. Peterson we're
ss.sssd ard eu'.
,va beycaa It's carrying c"
vi a. sea end Of the Aims
1 Dunn whari ~ the foot
4 N"a
! s,o.s u. collapsed shortly BE-
eesoek this morning kiilins
1 !. n.ally lamgins another and
..ls iniuring i've longshoFe
l.m.ss uege working there at 'he
s. fsas asy Of she men escaped
~ ssaiA Is regarded a. almost
rlrse for every one pi The
= 4 alne men went into the
= unxIed ~ With a mass %
sass acek timbers and hundreds
Z nrps q asphalt
~ men wegc engaged In unload
!, 4, sspAAls frcm the steamship
7ssss Nslsoa al the time and
81. & he fact tAAt the dock was
90 alle1 vith frelsht laside oi
= ssssanne they we're ordered
- H. Asphalt Al the pier end.
! raef . find room FOR the boa, 3
~ sksy had been Instructed 20
y a. barrels two tiers deep
MAR cellapses.
nav weFe possibly te0 or SEQ
a-sh 4 ihs material on the edEe
~ slef when OF a sudden o
ase6 a section ahoat zoe feet
sAsgiA Ana = fest ia width drop
nsrs .Ae water. making a break
n1n2 ~ Il il had been cut with
fas Exevyune Of fhe men al
"a nai VIII TIE crash and uns
rrs aan who was employed ur
AsazsklR and Nho vas siaad
mm he whArt al The ume. whs
snAg - lhsafet
IS qlekly AZ possible The crew
I a. sisamskit stre called Co the
VISITS sd she victims 81 the acct
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cautions must be taken and out.
lines the methods which are 10 be
observed
chief Wappenstoin intends 10 In.
terview the members OF the board
OF health with regard TO the cru.
SADIE which will be instituted
against the disease. and says he
will use hts department in what
ever manner is suggested towards
enforcing special rules and rogula
lions that may be deemed neces
HRrV.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-21

The Seattle Commercial Club
viii Dee addressed this evening by
Judge Albert Battle. president Of
the Good Roads association, and
FRANK g. TeTrat. Of Ogillla.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-04
THE PUGILlSTS
SPORTS WAITING
 TAP OF THE BELL
Hattie Baldwin Will Finish His
 Training in This City-0ther Fight News.

From every part of the country people are going to flock into Water bury all day Friday and Friday even- ing to be spectators at the biggest battle between little fellows that has been pulled off in this state since the Young Corbett and McGovern battle in Hartford. All doubt as to the giving of the contests has been swept away and the public can now be assured of a good thing, well promoted and conducted. Matty Baldwin, who will face Bert Reyes in the main match of the night, Is now in on the ground floor. He will make this city his final training place and will be the guest of Moe Harris until the night of the exhibition. He will do his boxing stunts up in the Washington Hill Athletic club rooms If you discover natty looking little chap, that will remind you of Young Corbett in his palmy days speeding along the roadway, you will know that Baldwin is out putting on the finishing touches to his training He Ao een A4I no et Ao", uuI ID opcIl ring to see that his wind is in per- feet condition for he knows that he has a hard nut to crack in Reyes. Special trains are coming from up the road, from New York and New Ha- ven for this battle between Baldwin and Reyes is the one topic of conver- sation between sporting men the country over. They realize that the winner will be pitted against Joe Cans and naturally the contest should be a spirited one.
 There is a little chap right here in Waterbury that will be heard of too on that evening. He is no less than Kid Shea and he will once more face "Chic" Lawson of Naugatuck. In their last meeting Lawson was put out, but he claimed that he was worked out wrongly and will be in better condition this time. All Naug- atuck is coming up to back him up and you can bet they will find lots of takers. The other preliminaries will beof the star order so that those who do really like the boxing game will be given all they demand and more too.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-04
WAS HELD BACK.

Billy Glover. of Boston. boxed under wraps last night and then had no diffi- culty in defeating Art Edmunds. of New York. in their six round bout at Browns gymnasium. New York.
 True. he had the advantage in weight. height and reach, but setting that aside he proved that he is a cleverer boxer. harder hitter. better ring general and has a better eye for distance than his opponent of last night.
 The Boston boxer gave an exhibition of boxing entities him tO a look in with Tommy Murphy. Bert Reyes CT any other of the fast stepping little men who are boxing around New York Edmunds is game as a Peb- bIe. shifty and has a waIlOp caIeuIat- e.I to in.Iuce sudden drOwsiuess when it lands. but he Is not in GIgver's class.
 Glover. during the period 9f four and one-half rounds. never missed fire -every How be sstarted Ianfesi just about where he intended if sh0uII He met EsImunis's TuSteS calmly and snpIly covered when he saw 2 hard one coming. and sent his deteTmInel little opponent hark half aergss the ring. Three times he womb push that sfTT left into Edmunfs-s face without a returu-
 EduuusIs is oa the Bert Eeys 0Tyier .-he deueulis upal swing t0 do the b1asine -nd is shy Whel 1t oJues to fighting at close quarters He diiA't
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-04

Instead of charging an admission fee, he took up collection and my share was practically nothing.
 ''Then he came on to Chicago and represented himself as my press agent. had no press agent in Chicago We had Patten come up to meet us at South Bend, and again told him to go away and let me alone, but he held on At that his contract only in- cluded my entry into Chicago I can leave the city and come right back if I choose to break the contract, be- cause nothing was said aDout return trip"
 This walking stunt of old Edward PaysOn Weston's will make it easy for another batch of those phOney hoofers s'pOse" observed the man with the interrOgative show-me eye. "Tm not trying to hand the old man a clout. He's all right I'm talking about these bogus pedallists.
 'One of 'em maybe you'll remember. fiatwheeled into New York a while back and unwound a dream narrative to the effect that he was occupying himself by making a hOOf journey around the world on a bet of twenty thousand yen or ten thousand bucks. He said. besides a hull lot of other things, that he was in the second year of his little promenade. and that al- ready he'd covered a Title matter of 35.6S7 miles. His trudge. he said, Il be over when he reached San Tran cisco. and he expected to make that town. still going on his tOotsies, in about five months
 ''NOw far be it from me- wound LID the man with the shOw-me eye, "to nudge right on to his firing line and shoot it out that these peripatstic per sons with the Whiskers and the run down pedals are just plain or high pike members of the genus bumsky. But that's an idea that's been rolling around under my hat for quite a I0ug spell at that. and now it looks as if a fresh batch of rem n be joxging along atop of the advertising that old Edward P. Weston Is giving the walk Ing gAme-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-04
wEST0N'S MONEY TIED UP.
Former Manager Sues for Part oi
 Receints of Benefit.

Chicago, Dec 4-Dana Albee Pat ten, former advance agent and man eger of Edward Payson Weston. ob- tained a court order Saturday tying up the proceeds from all benefits at which the pedestrian might appear.
 For a time the New Illinois Athletic club threatened to call of the tcs- timonial at the Garrick theater md wash its hands of the affair entirely, and the indications were that Wes- ton would go out of the city the Same way he came in-on foot, and broke. However, after a nasty consultation, it was decided to go on with Monday nights affair and fight Patten's claim through the courts.
 Weston himself was furious and in sisted on having Patten arrested, but cooler heads advised him to go slow ly. It is known that Patten has in his possession several good sized checks belonging to Weston. Patten solicit ed them and refused to give them up on the ground that One-third of their face value belongs to him. These cheeks are made out expressly to Edward PaysOn Weston
 In his bill Patten points out that he has a written contract authorizing him 10 advertise Weston in the places he passed through. to solicit advertising and fuEis. and that for so doing lie was to receive one-third of the profits and Weston the balance
 Patten ayers that he promoted pub Icity all the way: that he personally interested the New Illinois Athletic club and various persons of pros1in- encp: that he had pledged his bnncr to make good" with Weston, spent $500 in carTying out his part of the agreement and then Weston summar- kly dismissed him without cause
 Ih2t fellow has not been a bit of
 to me He has been . 1etri-
 said Weston Fl discharged
 Pufslo sfter public reception
 keed there pr0ved a failure
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-04
BOWLING
HARTFORD DID
 US UP WELL
Not Even One Game Could We Get and We Dropped From the -. Lead.

Busy were the minutes over at the Casino alleys last evening, for aside from the regular bowling enthusiasts and the regular games big state league game was bOwled and we got an awful trimming. Hartford was the lady that did the trick to us and did it well. It was sad blow to us too, because it knocked us out of the tie for first place which we have been holding down with New Haven. Hart ford played the third game with only two missed spares and one split, re- markable record. Captain Kimberly was high man with 594 pins. The greatest applause of the evening was when Sam Chamberlain made five and seven pin spare, something never seen here before. The Hartford root CTS were led by Gush Fischer. known as Little Bright Eyes, and Pop Hale, said to be the only Hartford roller who ever beat Mark Twain. George A. Parsons scored the games. The scores:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-04
PLANS FOR OLYMPIC GAMES.
s5,0oo Wanted For Expenses of Amer
 iea's Team on Foreign Trip.

New York, Dec. 4.-At meeting of the executive committee of the 0lym- pie games, held at the Hotel Astor, it was decided that it will be necessary to raise S5,0O0 to defray the expenses of sending a team of athletes abroad to represent this country at the games in London. The coterie of athletes who will be sent will not be permitted to represent any club or university. They must go as a whole and be known as the American Olympic team.
 NJ. T. Halpin was chosen manager and adviser of the team. No profess sional trainers will be secured.
 It was further decided to hold two Olympic tryouts fin June, one in the east and one in the west. At each all of the events on the programme in London will be held except the Mara thon race and the ten mile run. In- stead a fifteen mile run will be sub stituted. Javelin throwing. discus throwing in the Greek style and swim ming races will be included.