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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-01
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FOUND FLOATING IN ROADS.
Body OF Unknown White Man Picked
Up by Fishermen

The body of an unknown white man
WIS found iioaiing in Hampton Roads
yesterday afternoon by fishermen
coming into Old Point. The remains
were IN badly decomposed condition
and the clothing worn by the man
indicated that he was fisherman
There was nothing found upon the
body TO bring about identification.
DIR. George X. VanderslIce, The coro
nor, viewed the remains ana gave a
death certificate OF accidental drown
ing.
The remains We're turned over to
undertaken r. C. Hall & Son. and bur.
ried In the county cemetery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-01
Bail PLAYER EIneS

Edward Ruth, n member of the Al
,oona baseball club now practiclng at
the National Soldiers Home, was be,
fore Mayor j.. p, Furness. In the
Phoebns police court. yesterday morn.
Ing on the charge of displaying re-
volver In the street. He was fined
$50 ana cost
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-01

There Is something about boldness
which sometimes borders ON audacity
That commands respect II II is based
upon real self confidence. n conscious
ness of power, and not upon egotsm.
There Is something sublime about a
strong man who can neither Ike ca
1oled, ratified nor stampedcd. Success.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-01

lies mean man. He never buys
anything for his wife that lie doesn't
hope to profit by himself"
why, he got her an>automobile for
her exclusive use"
es' ana lie got her life insured in
his favor ut the same tlmc."-Cleve.
land Leader.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-01
Or. McAIllster,s Automobile.

The automobile club in Hampton
has secured II new members In DR..
George w. McAllister. who has Just
received Il handsome new machine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-01
. q d0Od006S O7660-00'0-S0o7F1
Matters Personal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mrs. Charles NJ. Sangster has rc-
TUNED from II visit of several weeks
to her former home in CORTLAND
Miss Irene Bedford has left for n
visit OF two weeks with friends in
New York city
Miss Amy Malratt. of New York Is
visiting Mr.. and Mira w. Huston Face.
In Newport News avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-01
STEAMER ATLANTA RAMS
SCHOONER PA TRIClAN
Bow ct Fishing Smack Was Carried
Away in Collision EARLY Yester-
day Morning.

The passenger steamer Atlanta. OF
tho Chesapeake Line ramred and Sc
riously injured the fishing schooner
Patr'cian, Cant. Wesley Farmer, in
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-01

Large crowds attending the services
at the First Baptist church Come
tonight. he has something TO say to
you. flat
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-01
Caught Many Mackerel.

Tho largest catch OF mackcrel of
the senson was made yesterday. when
"a schooner came into Old Point with
II cargo of l.l00 of the fish,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-01

To keep healthy. drink Holly Springs
Lithia water. Johnson Pharmacy sole
agents. S-2G-1m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-01

Teacher-Tommy, what did they
have IL, Rome after 1t WIS burned?
Tommy-Fire GALES. ma'am.- Chica-
go News. .
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-01

Take your prescription to Hull'a
CHIT Rate Drug Stora- 12-29-u
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-01

Come TO hear DR.. Knight preach at
the First Baptist church tonight.
i.l-3t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-01

There are revival services at the
Flrst Baptist church this week. 4-l.pt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-01

"Klexer has painted the picture of n
winter landscape so we'll that II you
look ut 1t long you seem to get quite
cold"
That's nothing. You ought to see
schmirinsky's Flight 1t is so realistic
that after the first look you are obliged
to take TO your heels"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-01

Have you heard DR.. knight Mt the
First Baptist church? Services to-
night. flat.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-01
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--RESIDENCE OF MRS.
Mary b. Watkins, No. 81 South
King street. Fourteen room house.
Lot so by $50. Entire house reno
waited. Apply by Phone 1877 for
particulars. 3-29-tf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20
ESCAPES DEATH UNDER
AUTOMOBILE WHEELS

Walter u Martin. the ii.ycar.old
son of =. J Martin. who lives at
1901 Atlanta ~. was knocked down
By a heavily loaded automobile sce
terday afternoon and narrowly esf
capped death under the wheels OF
the ear az 10th av ". and AZ
lanta ~
Young Martin was riding ON n
wagon going towards his home
shortly before the accident. The
boy Jumped from the wagon and ap.
pareutly did not notice the auto
mobile approaching In his rear.
The car which carried man aud
a number Of women. struck young
Martin aud knpsed him down he
Mas NOT seriously Injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20
BULLETS USED At
CLEVELAND IN
RIOTS
STRIKE sYmPATHlzERs PULL
GUNS ON STREET CAR MEN
AND MANY INJuRED-PoLicE
GIVEN INSTRUCTIONS.

CLEVELAND. May 20-Four
men are in the hospital. perhaps
fatally wounded by bullets. scores
were injured by flying missiles. one
car was completely burned and an.
other wrecked as a result Of scrir
Gus trouble late last night
Strike synpathizcrs attacked a
car on the Clifton av. line. opened
fire on the car men and the guards
and I'm few minutes a mob of a
thousand people were upon the
scene Four Of the guards We're
Relied by shots. and when the po=
lice arrived they we're sent at once
TO the hospital For ten minutes
the fiereest riots prevailed until
the police at last had 80 charge the
mob with their guns and clubs.
The car was set ON fire and another
was wrecked
Early In the evening a car In
the downtown section ran over
and killed ll-year-old girl Cries
Of lyuching rang out upon the air
but the police reserves were hur
ricd 20 the scene and the street
car men we've spirited away before
drastic action was taken
The riotous times OF last night
were followed by unusual quiet this
morning In the street car strike.
but. in anticipation of equally seri.
GUS disturbances. extra police pre-
cautions have been taken to sup.
press outbreaks,
Small knots of strikers and sym.
pathizcrs gathered about The car
barns early today. but made no
denomination
Those wounded IN Tuesdays riet
are reported as being ont Of dan.
rcr. No arrests In connection With
the blowing up OF five cars shortly
sf,er midnight have been made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20

NEWPORT. Ore, May 20.-The
Atlantic fleet Is of the Oregon
coast For an hour this morning
hetween the hours OF ; 80 and 6 80.
the lone parade OF fightiAg ships
steamed slowly past this port
while hundreds Of spectators shout
I'd. ehesred and waved frantic sig
nAls 10 the men On board the boats
A slight hare Aprang up about
$40 and obllierated the view. but
not until all of the big boats had
been seen By those on shorc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20
Mrtealf May lake Trlp.

HONOLULU. May i3-In reply
TO an invitation 20 accompany the
battleship fleet 10 Honolulu. Secre.
iary Of the Navy Metcalf has stat
ed that he will be on the Pacific
coast IN july and may be able 10
make the trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20
Lilley Remains Quiet.

WATERBURY. Conn. May 90
Representative L.iaeY refused. TO
make any lengthy comment on the
commlttee's report declaring that
he eouls not. IA Justice 10 himself
discuss Il until after he had care.
fully read It's contents and con.
suited his lawyers.
The most serious and painful
effect Il has on me II its reflec.
sion on my personal honor" he
said However. those who know
mo will not gard any explanation.
There Is nothing In my private or
public record that justified these
reflections
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20
BRIEFS BY WIRE

Fire swept the business section
OF Wray. Colo, last pight, doing
sea 00o damage.
Tie pIohibitionists in state SEES
sion at Trenton. y. J. criticized
President Roosevelt for drinking 10
public.
Tammaus hall has enesled o spc.
eial train few Denver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20
Rainier Valley Flooded and
Great Damage Is Being
Done.
Water Shut OFF al Cedar
Lake and Pipe Line Is
Enjoying.

With a roar that could be heara
for mile. the Cedar River pipe
line today broke on the east slope
OF Beacon hill. and the immense
volume Of water tore down the
hill and through Rainier valley.
washing out fences and small
houses. and cutting bitches through
lawns and yards.
The water was pouring through
the main pipe line at the rate Of
oo0. 0eo gallons an hour and prac-
,ieally all Of this water went rush
Ing through the broken pipe. wreck
ing Immense damage wherever it
reached.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20
Guy E. Stralton by No
Means Wealthy Says
c. W. easier.
Relieves Papers Did Con-
victed Man injustice
by So Stating.

Did the fact that the Seattle
papers published the state
ment that Guy { S,raltan,
convicted 81 msnslsaghtef tx
ihs accidental killing Il litth
gifl ~ running her down With
al automobile. Was a Ne@ltliy
man have ans effect upen the
jury that convicted him
& N easier. m4nsgvf u
the Ballard brsseh at the
Union savings and Trust Co..
believes that it did
And VI believing Mr. Casier
thinks The star has done Mr..
StrAtion an injustice
For Mr. Siratton is not =
wealthy man Mr. GAsler
states that ii all 81 S,rsttou =
holdings acre converted into
cash. thai DE would not have
over ss.aO OF 81 700.
lie also ssys that the auto
mobile driven by Mr. SifAtton
81 the time 81 the accident wss
.uot owned hy him
Here Is Mr.. Casters letter
a. The Star
~. cAniof's saAssmset
= have b~en a reader of Y0sr
uApsr slsee sou first started p=b
gesssan. ana hsve siwaya bees @&
adniFsr Of fke fearless way IN
which sou Aaee fought for plstioe
for the cumpunitY ~ largs
believing a. ! % that Ypn arc
slncsfu In these matters. ] De- not
thlnk sou wili overlook an oppor.
trinity to correct an error which !
,hink has worked a hardship. and
therefore am going 20 present the
opportunity Previous 50 aas dur
ing the trial 81 Mr.. stration. which
rarapfly occurred. your paper pub
nHhed the statement that MIR
sfratlpn was a veFY wealthy man.
In fact that he was rsputed 10 b.
worth several hundred thousand
dollars
Created By Newspapers.
souc OF the jurors vho IL sery-
iuE IN The same panel with the
iurprs who tried Mr. strAtton stat.
81 t0 me that the general impress.
sion among the jurors vas that
Mr. gtfaitnn was very wealthy
man. and that this impression had
been created rs The newspapers
knowing. ~ YOU certainly do.
the prejudice that prevails among
the majority 81 people against
wealthy people With automobiles.
you will readily see where an In
Justice has been done when you
learn the facts In the case
The facts are that Nj. siratton
Il not wealthy man. Ia fact II
his entire holdings were converted
into cash he would not have over
g. 600 or $4,000.
~ the Sweat Of Ais Brow.
= have known Mr.. stratton for
six or seven years. and since be-
started IN business four years ago
have been familiar with MS finan-
ciai condition Everything Mr.
stratton possesses has been earned
hY the sweat OF his brow.
The automobile he was driving
At the time Of the unfortunate ac-
cidcnt did not belong to him. but
vas ono ho was repairing
This letter may be too late TO
accomplish any good unless Mr..
sfratton should be fortunate
enough 10 secure new trial. In
which case ! trust you will live up
10 the reputation for fairness YOU
hold with me and investigate these
matters and publish only the
truth. {. W. CASHIER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20

The labor ticket won IN the mu-
nicipal election yesterday at San
Jose. Cal.
The Chimes. heed tss Of British
Columbia mas realised tho govern.
ment $500 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20
Takes Witness Stand in the
Woods Divorce
Case.
Presents a Most Piliable
Sight in the Court
Room.

NV YORK. ssy - Present.
Inc = ldfisbts ss-~ctscs~ ~ b. was
aselst~a 70 the stiffness chair b.
tye NURSE hir advanced sso wan.
if~etin2 itself in every movement.
svHsior Thonss Collier Plat To-
day. with a,lsverinr. childish yolee.
asabsd the allessiians that Mae
Wossds mskes IN her divorce sult
aRAlaes hisa
Tb- asea statesman displayed IN.
tehsc te-llns a. be gave a detailed
seeoaat OF his relations with the
somSu. Isirlss theocruzs cxamin.
atbns he was very nervous. and II
wss feated that the ordeal would
~ too seyens for him.
Tto senator began b denying
that he was the author Of the
letters that Mae Woods declares he
wrote hcr lie met the plaintiff
liz 1901 and frequently afterwards
Senator Plat followed this state.
mant b. emphatic denial of mar
riage 10 her declaring. as he raised
his voice, that the ceremony the
plaintiff tells about was myth
Hc awofe that the letters bearing
his signature and containing an
acknowledgment Of their marriage
we're blank when he signed them
Signatures Foroeriet
Senator Plat testified that he
intended the signature a. an auto
graph. nothing more. and added
that the words yours trult" and
New York which were on the
letters. were Eruss forgeFles After
denying that his relations were i'm
proper. the senator was rlgidly
crusstxamiHed Plat declared that
tbs part of one ~ the letters he
wrote 10 Mae Woods. saying you
occupy your room until I come and
signal you" referred to a dinner
engagement, He denied the report
that the plaintiff ever remained in
his apartment all night Plat adj
mitted that he addressed the WON.
an In endearing terms At this
iuuotuFe Attorney Lebarbler de.
handed 10 know what pialis pet
name for Mae Woods was
Platt's Pet Name.
We'll" atammored the Witness
'sometimea ! called her Catty.
Plat denied that Attorney !.
Martin Miller had been commits.
stoned 10 get his letters. and said
he never heard Of any money being
used 10 have them returned 20 him.
Questioned again under redirect
examination by Attorney Stanch-
field. Platt explained the circum.
stances surrounding the $4,000
which he Is alleged 20 have paid
the law firm Of Howe q ltummell
for services lie admitted he gave
his cheek for $4,000. bat u WIS
given to the Law firm Of which his
son was n member. TO settle a claim
made by Mae Woods
Plat was assisted from the chair
and, supported by his nurses. tot
tered out of Inc room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20
Passes Mouth of Columbia
River al One
O'Clock.
Will Be or Grays HarbOr
al 4---Ahead of
Time.
on U. s. S. oeoRoIA fer wlre.

ON U. s. S. GEORGIA (ey Wire.
less TO North Head. WASH, May
20 Admiral spcrrys fleet arrived
off the mouth OF the Columbia
river early this afternoon. The
steamers Roanoke and Alliance.
With more than 1000 passengers
from Portland. and fleet OF salt
boats and small craft met the fleet.
the people cheering and waving
hats and handkerchief.
On Board U. s. s. eeorsIa--tsy
Wireless to North Hesa, Wash,
May 2ol The Atlantic battleship
fleet Was of Tlllamook. about 200
miles south 81 Cape Fiattery at
$50 this morning An offshore
east wind has qatetoa the sea and
better time II being made The
sky IL overcast
The fleet viii be of the Colam.
hia river At .. N, and of Graz :
Harbor AT 4 O. M. but anchors VIII
not be dropped II either place
Cape Flatiery vii be reached By
midnight. Port Angeles al day hight
tomorrow. aud RellinEham al 10 a.
IA. tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20
Accusations Made Against
the Electric Boat Co.
Unsustained.
A solule VIII itewash Is
Administered by
Committee.
10y uni,ss rrsss

WASHINGTON. Mas go. Brand.
haE al 81 as charges as being
faL~. ard secgassg him OF bad
hattk. c~@teIHpt and disregard Of
- ebnsagtasss ~ member Of
e~naresa. the HsAect house oomnit.
txe apPoistsa - tsfestiaate the
n.asmasl sass tasste hy Representa-.
t1pe f.ilies aaaihas w. Electric
taaRl eoHsRaHY sslAg osiFrapi msih.
ssts u iKfiassee lesgla1aiias Ia It's
taYer. psa.4e is report 20 the
hsuae toaay. The report Is a
saashlng AeHaneaathsn ~ the part
Fiagea ~ TIE cosheciteut con
knnastnaa tn ike controversy. and
= eoal rtete viaatcaitsa 81 The boat
e~n pany aaa cnnKrcsamak Loud.
Laekes iusorrsssloa.
representative LiiieY II arfalgn.
"A NJ allowtsk hiss~eif to ~ used
~ ~ "inssrusashi ~ the Lake sub.
nssfine eoaapaHy. ass charges hltn
alta acting IN baa faith vtalat
hsz hta obliaaihsA sa a a@es~ber.
ara aetiHE il eahtemPs of The
lsasaes
The oansMltias ftgsds that tbs -.
trsasc,saH ~ the reAnlait0a aahiRs
kor - Investigates Of his ckHrges
NR@ not iutfosmees IN as@a fAith
- IaileY. that be bad ne intors@s.
ton 70 iasiify his charges. that ha
Rciea " hs-l faith IN iasaa.lsS theta.
and thai IN stattnE hat be made
no els2rFeN refieefin& Bpan mem.
l,eFn u tae fBhlie he Was sat sin.
rrfe
The repnft fuftssf charges him
sith violating his obis0aiIen ia
formulating and urging Before the
committee Kruanslass charges
against Congressman Loud. Il
Michigan: that be acted m bad
faith when he allowed his clerk "a
send letters fnslscting on the honor
and integrity 81 The slembera 81
tbs h0nn.. aud that be acted IN
contempt for not disavowinK the
letter pahiished over his osR sigma.
fufc rejecting On the honor and
integrity % members Of the house
LlIiey Ae,es In Contempt.
In destroying forged letter
from his secretary 70 Frank l..
EdinbofuuEh. of Hay City. Mich,
relative TO the Loud Incident. In.
stead Of delivering Il to the com.
mittee. iIiley n also held 10 have
acted IN contempt The committee
finds that LillcyB object In max.
inK the charges Was In reality a
propaganda In behalf OF the Lake
company. which sought to defeat
the clsuac IN the naval appropria.
IioE BIN favoring the electric com.
pany. fIliey's charges that Excess.
aive profits were being made In
Submarine contracts are declared
ts be based on fictitious figures.
and that Lilley knew the charges
10 DC false when he made them.
The committee finds that no
press correspondent. naval official.
member nf congress or campaign
committee had been corrupted b.
the Electric company. and Lilley IS
scored for refusing 10 testify al the
beginning Of the investigation
without the aid Of counsel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20
seishssrs indignant.

Considerable indignation was ex.
pressed BY neighbors who saw
Helen run down by the machine.
They say that the automobile bore
the numbers 1887 and 1870. Ae-
cordlng to the official list Of state
automobile licenses. No 1887 IL
held b. Roy Howard aud is carried
By a Ford machine. No. 1920 was
issued 70 w. l.. Hrobaek. Neither
ssmc sppears In the city directory.
Mrs. Taylor did not report the
matter to the police. saying that
Helen Wa not badly injured and
that she would not inform the Of.
ficers unsss the little girl shows
worse effects Of the accident Mrs.
Taylor il stranger IN Seattle.
She stated today that while she
hassbeen here shs hsa ssn auto
mobiles ocend and descend Sew
sntb sy. a. en- excessive rate OF
sped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20
Fleoa Uneheeked.

Owing TO the force Of The Tow.
the water department employees.
who were Immediately rushed to
the scene. found II impossible to
check the flood and telegraphic In
siructions we're sent to the head
works TO shut off the supply from
that point
A report sent back TO Supt.
Youngs was to the effect that the
orders had been followed out. but
:, will require six or eight hours
to allow the water at present in
the pipe line above the point Of
the break to run out and until that
is done II win be practically i'm
possible TO close the hole through
which the flood is rushing.
uniil this time the water will
continue on it's mad course down
the center of Rainier Valley. where
Il is Overlooking the road aud
street car tracks. washing out fills.
and aeeumulating hundreds of tons
Of debris and fit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20

When notified Of the action taken
by the health commissioner today.
Mr. Woodcoch stated that he would
not resign 4 don't know Just
what action ! will take as yet" he
announced. although | am going
to stand by my rights | have been
iobbcd out OF the office. aud Il
amounts TO nothing more nor less
than a political trick | have done
nothing criminal or anything ! am
ashamed OF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20
BANK cLeARlNes.


AfttttA AAt'H
Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20
Brutal Chauffeur Disregards
Safety Of Little
Girl
Calls Her Brat as Machine
Bears Down on
Her.

Get out Of tbs waY. yoa little
BRAT was al The warning Hsiea.
ths T.yeas-oia saaahteF Of MIRA
EAara Taylor, had befsre . hsutal
chauffeur raa aawa ths Hltls airl
wish . Ford runahoaf early last
evcning 90 savsash AZ aeAF Sra
sea 81
AZ the nttls mgl hslf iaruea to
SEE who wes yellla9 at her. tbs
car s,raek heF IN the hack shs
sas thrown 70 the pavement - hsr
face The Httls girls he'd hit the
street. 80 bard that bhoed aaahsa
tvom her noss and mosth
Escapes tsr whssie
ny sheer Raod luck the wheeis
Il the Hsachlhs did not pass over
ne body. The unfeeilng chauffeur
aad a co.'s psaso~ hesitatsd a mo
sent and then the machine shot
Gown ssveath nv. As the car
paas-d over the little girls body
bath men 10 the automobile turned
~ thslT seats.
wilIlna hands bore the girl 10
hssr rsother'a apartments, st 1fl2
Seventh av.. where II was found
that Helen was suffering from a
confusion on the back Of her head.
a bruised nose and an abrasion on
the forehead This. morning Helen
complained OF pains in her back.
Mrs. Taylor who Is n trained
.urae. says she does not think the
little girl Is suffering from internal
injuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20
Supply Cut Off.

The entire water supply % the
city. excepting that which is stored
In the reservoirs. is cut OFF by the
break. and Supi. Youngs issued
statement this afternoon. warning
the people to be as economical as
possible in their use Of water, until
the damage can be repaired and
the supply resumed There VIM be
no sprinkling of lawns permitted
until the repairs are completed.
The department says that there
Is enough water I'm the reservoirs
10 last the people for the "a hours
which It is said will be occupied
IN repairing the break.
Cause Of Break.
The break was CAUSED by an at
tempt on the part Of A. L. Hawley.
"A contractor, to move a heavy steam
shovel across the pine line When
the shovel reached a point above
the main line. It crushed the steel
pipe like an eggshen and stream
of water rushed out that swamped
the entire vicinity IN a few mo-
meuts.
The men who were working about
the steam shovel were all saturated
and the heavy machine was almost
turned completely over by the force
~ The outrushing water.
Officials in the water department
stated this afternoon. after an ex-
animation of the break. that moth
ing could be done towards making
repairs until all the water ran ont
Of the main pipe line This. they
would require at least
six hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20

Boats and Trains. > Cents
TIE WEATHER - CLOUDY; PROBABLY
SHOWERS TONIGHT AND THURSDAY.