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OLYMPIA RAILROAD. The Trans
cript says: The railroad work is pro-
crossing finely, and everybody is in
good spirits over the manner in
which it is being done. The track
is laid to Rocky Prairie, two-thirds
of the way to Tenino, and is being
put down at the rate Of about one
mile per day. The railroad folks
expect to complete laying it to Te-
nino on next Thursday evening.
PASSENGERS. - The following is
the passenger list of the Panama
which sailed from San Francisco for
the Sound on the Goth: For Port
Townsend-O A Carr, Mrs S. j
Phillips. G e P Woods, G Fisher,
Mrs Mary Volcan, A J Smith.
Seattle-Ed Bow & son. Mary E
Bow, Mrs Thurston & son, Mrs Ell
len Loderman, Thos johnson, G r
Reynolds, D D Mcintosh, Capt VIM
Mace. Olympia - Francis Ross
rocker.
MIR. T. j. Mcdonnell, who is at
present canyassing the city for sub
scribers to several new and valuable
publications, has shown us speci-
men numbers of the Pacific Coast
Law Encyclopedia, by J. +. Cow
dry, and the Pictorial History of the
World, by J. D. McCabe. The for
mer is handbook for business men
and most valuable work, and the
latter is the most perfect history of
ancient and modern times ever is
sued from the press. It contains
9 900 pages, illustrated with 600 fine
engravings, and should be in the
hands of every student of history.
1t would be valuable work to in
troduce into our public schools.
AN individual from up country
was on a large sized drunk yester-
day. After being put to bed several
times by his friends, from whom he
always managed to escape, he was
arrested by special officer Mill and
escorted to the "skookum house" +"
A short stay there thoroughly So
bered him, and he was released on
depositing $40 as security for his
appearance in the morning. This
he forfeited by clearing out for
home last night. and is now a sad
| der and wiser man,
DIED.-In this city, on Saturday
afternoon at 8 o'clock, Mr.. Charles
G.. True, aged 81 years. The fnner-
al took place yesterday afternoon al
3 o'clock. and the remains wele es-
corted to the grave by very large
assemblage Of friends.
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WAsHrsdToS, November 1S.-Secont
Auditor Of the Treasury French, IN his
annual report, quotes from his late re
ports in regard to the frauds discovered by
the War Department in payment Of claims
by the sub-agents Of the Freedmens Bureau
prior TO the transfer Of that Bureau TO the
Department and the civil liability OF the
bonded agents OF the Bureau. Suits were
brought against the late Commissioner oi
that Bureau, but the officers OF The Treas.
ury hold that no claim can be resettled and
paid without specific authority from Con-
gress and the reappropriation OF necessary
funds.
The Auditor says: Ihaye now to state
that the cases against the late Commits.
sioners have been brought to an issue, and
judgment rendered against the govern
ment; so that II any further action Is to be
had, looking to the relief Of these colored
people, who claim 10 have been defrauded
Of their bounty money, Congress must
take the initiative, either by passing
upon the merits;of the|indiyidual cases, by
referring them to the Court Of Claims, or
by making the requisite appropriations
and empowering the accounting officers to
resettle the claims after II shall have been
clearly established that the claimants have
neither receipted for nor received their
money nor derived any benefit therefrom.
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MrLwAuKER, WIS, November lS.-.The
Republican banquet, at the new Hale
House tonight, was participated in by
many gentlemen, who had been active in
the late victorious campaign in this city
and county. It was presided over by Ed
ward S. Anderson.
Toasts were responded to by Hon. G.
Kinks, G. W. Hazellon, ]. c. McKenna
and W. W. Coleman. The latter gentle
man, concluding his response TO the senti-
ment "An Honest Press" said that q ful:
tillment OF the promises made in 1876 OF
resumption OF specie payments, OF reform
in the civil service, Of an economical
administration Of public affairs, and OF
equal freedom OF suffrage North and South,
would be insisted on by the people, which
would sustain the present or any Admin
istration which will stand by these princi-
pies and see that they arc fully realized.
Speeches followed the regular toasts, and
at midnight the assemblage adjourned.
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Gke GntelEiqenrtr
Fl, .o.. :, npa q rourteenth street.


Yesterday gold at New York was veal
mi with par offered. This Is the fins
,ims in well nigh 20 years that the money
I'm 't,bc people has presumed to put itself or
,,r,ly equal footing with gold There
-. no sale Of gold reported at an even ex'
S,ree, but the very fact Of such of
y, 10 exchange paper for gold at the rate
',JoIlar for dollar is u most significant
s,me. It shows the belief among the
'E,ard dealers at the stock exchange, that
'r.n ', the shade OF premium in favor Of
.W has no substantial foundation upon
shich TO continue. 1t recognizes that
..u,np,ion is n fixed fact at tho
a, and date fixed in the bond.
NJ. also evidence that at the Exchange
,ssre I i no doubt Of the ability Of Secretary
b.nnan to resume on the first OF Janua-
= and that the resumption will be per-
s,Dent. NJ The Spectators have lost their
rip on the gold coin Of the country, the
M amer. 50 to speak, is completely broken,
,,lpo combination Of brokers can create
dangerous run on the Treasury. The
,aode will not return the paper money OF
4. country to the Treasury by way of ex-
,,dpeutaI test of the Governments abili-
r. 70 nav coin. All they want to know is
sn tbe Governments promises are at par
,ih the worlds currency, and in that
taosedvc they will rest content.
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New Yorn.

NEw YoRK, November 13.-Cotlon-Quiet
but steady al 9%a03sc. Flour-Strongly In
buyers favor SupOrflne State and western
s. 25a3 65; common 10 extra g 76a3 95; good
to choice s. OOa4 so; white wheat extra n 55a
. %; extra Ohio s. S0a5 90; St. Louis s. 65a
80; Minnesota patent process s 00as 81.
wheat-Rirmer; rejected spring 77asOc. No.
spring ssc; ungraded winter red 81 0lal 0S ;
No. 8 do II DIAL 03If; No. 9 do 81 07al OK
No. do 81 0s; ungraded amber 81 O5l 0S ;
No. amber$l 0iSIal 05II; ungraded white
81 05al 0sh; No, do 81 00; No. 1 do 81 0sI1a
90. Rye-Dull; No. western 58Ifa59c,
Barley-Dull. Malt-Quiet Com-Demand
active; ungraded Hal 11lc; No. 3, 40; steamer
4GHc; No. Q, 4eiEal6S<c; No. 2 white SIC;
round yellow G2c. oats-FiFmer; No. 5, 3OJ<c;
do white 3la3l JIc; No. 3. Bic; do. wlitc S3ISa
S99lc; No, /, 81 lIGc; mixed western 3Oa8l jl.c;
white western Sia3Sc. Hay-Quiet; shipping
At 35ai0c. Hors-stealy; yearlings 6a7c; new
eastern and western 10al2c; new New York
State Sal5c. Coiee-Quiet and unchanged.
sugar-Quiet and unchanged. Molasses-Dull
and unchanged. Ricc-Firm. Whisky-Dull
and nominal at 81 90.
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number Of sixty, which is more than the

number OF sixty, which Is more than the
average graduating class. -,
The report shows that there are ISIS
enlisted men In the ten regiments OF cav
airy in the army, 26S0 men in the five
regiments OF artillery, and l1,205 in the
twenty-five regiments OF infantry, making
a total OF q ,6G4. Besides these there are
an engineer battalion OF l09; permanent
and recruiting parties, music boys and re-
cruits in depots l,l2l; enlisted men do
tached on general service 3I2, ordinance
department 3i4, West Point detachments
100, prison guards II, hospital stewards
1888, Ordnance Sergeants ia, Commissary
Sergeants l4S and Indian Scouts $40. To-
tai 1907, making the whole number en-
listed in the army "a, 76l.
The report concludes as follows: sin
conclusion beg to say that from personal
inspections, and from official reports, / am
sure the army is well and economically
supplied. It's discipline and instruction
are rs good as could be expected from its
scattered condition and from the vast
amount OF labor necessarily imposed on it.
II has met promptly and cheertully every
call OF duty and hardship. It has accom-
plished an amount OF work which, us Gen.
Sheridan has well said, no other nation in
the world would have attempted with less
than 10000 or 10000 men"
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VOLUME XXvH.-NUMBER 10.

CINCINNATI, November .-cotton-Q Quiet
and steady at So. Flour-Easier; family q OO
as %. Wheat-In good demand Of full prices;
red and white s6aS0c. Corl-Dull; new S2a
a2ic. Rye-steady at 4sc. Barloy-Dull and
prices q shade lower; No. fall held at 81 l0a
| y. Pork I'm good demand. IArd-Dc-
mAnd active and q shade higher steam - s6a
S SO; kettle nominal. Bulk Meats-Sttong:
shoulders 50 90; short rib s. 70 bid, 81 70
Mcats-In good demand at iullprices; sales
long and short clear at s. IS; seller November
IS 10: long clear 81 25 seller November; short
clear 81 40 seller November: 81 so seller De.
cember. Bacon--In good demand at 34a4H
a45Ec. Butter-Steady and unchanged. Lin.
seed 0il-Firm at 66a5sc: Whsky-steady
and In good demand at 81 04.
HoGS-Steady with good demand common
81 25a2 90; light $2 66a2 so; packing - ~
az So; butchers 81 s0a2 90.
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international humane seelely.

BALTIMORE, November 1.-THE Interna'
tional Humane Society was in annual ses'
sion to-day. Edwin Lee Brown, OF Chi
cago, responded to the addresses OF vel
come.
The matter of providing for better pro
lection Of animals in transit by railroad or
water, was referred to Especial committee.
On motion, Mr.. Peck, OF Chicago, was
appointed to apply TO Congress for q char
ter Of that organization which may have q
legal existence. It was also agreed to
drop the international designation.
Henry Bergh, upon invitation, addressed
the Society. He said that SO States had
adopted laws for the protection OF lower
animals. He iavors the slaughter Of all
cattle before shipping to foreign markets
as he had been advised that cattle reach
theports OF destination with life, but OF Their
sufferings none can tell.
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NEw York, November 12.-Ata meet
ing Of the creditors of Dodd, Brown < Co.
to-day, the committee appointed to report
upon the condition OF the firm, presented,
as the result OF their investigation, rec
ommendation that settlement be made
on the basis of52l per cent on the dollar, to.
wit: Fifteen per cent at months, II! per
cent at 0 months, l2l per centat9 months,
and 12l per cent at one year., on Promis-
sary notes; the two last to be indorsed.
The report was adopted, though the three
largest creditors have not, as yet, signilied
their intention Of signing 1t. The Chair:
man OF the committee state that they had
advised Dodd, Brown & Co. to make an
assignment to some one named by the
creditors in case the settlement proposed
was not accepted.
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Son Shot by His Father for Marrying His

vEvAy, IND, November IA shooting
affray occurred near Enterprise, in this
county, on Friday, between John Peeh-
nan and his son Clarence, in which the
latter was shot in the hand. The difficulty
originated in the marriage Of the son to
his cousin, Miss Sarah Brandon, OF Neyay.
The old gentleman opposed the marriage
for good reasons, the woman being OF ques:
tionable character, and the marriage Of
cousins being forbidden by law in this
State. These were not sufficient impedi'
ments TO prevent the marriage, however,
and the two went through the mock cere'
mony OF an illegal marriage, and the young
man went to his fathers 10 get hisworldly
goods, but was forbidden to enter the
house. He attempted to enter, when the
old gentleman snatched up q shotgun and
fred, the shot taking effect in the young
mans hand, inhicting IN ugly wound. Nc
arrests have been made.
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WADE uAnrroN,s ACCIDENT.
A Serious observation-disclosures In
south Carolina swamp.

- "e -, .-
SCUM n' ento,'' a'.." s,s S""
charles'O" Is' VI No"'' w." ,o,. ro,,m,,;, on
Governor hampton ie.' oo'u'''o'" va
Wednesday afternoon on ms way 70 meet
n nnrty of centlmen who had arranged for
-, ,ho Vo,erec swomps next
deer NUM- III u. "% ~ .~oson,
day, and had invited MN 10 pe pfesel''
Spending the night at the residence OF Mr..
sne;cner, few miles distant from the ap-
so..ovs covornor Hampton
poihecu fe.iu'N,U1o' Wv 80 80 ...oI lilo
next morning Nlhu'sua!l eNs'
horse for young hali-broken mule, anu
nroceedcd alone toward the place where
PtUeosN.a 49,, -. A. ;o;,, ,ho otber mcmbers OF
ne eApc''e'' " 'o-" ~ -o..,,;.. ,horo
his party. Just before reach','s ,l'to'
however, the pack OF hounds, already on
ia. scopt nnssed within hearing, and the
iios s''"'' tss ~ ...1 to,Iowod them
Governor ieaSins I'll. to"u iV'S ~.
until he obtained shot at the ilying aecr'
Soon afterthis. finding himself involved in
tbc thick underground OF the swamp, he
~ -, for,ror1 and threw his bride reins
ieaheu i'Fwa,u ',', s,,.'.;,a.. %u III. ~ d;omornt.
over q small limb preliminary u u's'i'ou"1
ing, At this critical moment, however
he w;scroblc beast which he bestrode
NY e,,S SaonIv snccnedcd in releasing the reins
ison, ,hc honrh and dashed off through
from tSn ,snods uao lug Beinc unable 10 recover the
.;s NY M; ns o,,;ckIv as was necessary to assure
I;snif S,ns I arn;nsf certain injury from violent
Ii..a"t llI.usut ";th tho trunks or the overhang.
soniISS sI;us,S %i ~ tho trees. Governor Hampton
ing nss,an.lx a,s snrane % @ from his saddle to the
nro~nd alichtinr upon his feet, but un'
grounu, ,,o1m ah with so much yiolcncc-his
ior!nLna'e !llLt.taS SoII,nS mainly upon the right
weis".ii ~ ~, I,,oth tLe homes OF the right leg
looII..as t..as,,sod U ;nst above the ankle, and
were sl,.t. trMetvI ;.aoIt S;Siocoted.
the loiH1 .tsS s;,nsoii Tins suddenly disabled
EinJS FLY. niamn MI IN Tho I Ieptli al the swamp
anu te,T .iS "'VnS .no H. h,w;nS disappeared on tht
tns menu H'e, ,,MS VA 40 derived him OF the only
instant, anS anoL;n, Z" "sa;s,Snce. the Goyernol
means o,'sSn y. Sev~ ~ b;s hunting horn and thu
haa tcS9s,IsS S;.n ~ - nal NE ,ota;ned in his hand
gun wnaf1, Nw,d,,In,aS n The them for nearly two loni
ana elnp'IIyes tI,e sosm;noly homeless effort t
nouts III ti,e .1.e Soln witch he sorcly needed
summon I;lL.;or LhS ~ Tho chase had, indeed let
me o..ie. a.tec's" nnntismcn ~ engaged in It's pur
the oIner gsTh g,s;n hSor,ng of his signals, bu
suit 10 WI. M oam%on ] sounds natural,
these Ngial MI :" attract attention, unit
tho % ftsot,ency Of the reports OF the gun II
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no,,rood commi.sIoner. convcutIon.

CoLuMBus, O., November 13.-At the
morning session Of the Convention OF the
State Railroad Commissioners, resolu-
ton was adopted appointing committee
to consider the status OF the railroad cor.
porations in the body polite, and report
the result OF their investigation to the
next convention. A resolution declaring
it to be the opinion OF the Convention
that Congress should give very early at
tention to revision OF the Patent laws,
and should enact, US soon rs practicable,
such amendments as shall seem just and
proper. After nm earnest discussion the
resolution was withdrawn.
Afterappointing committees on various
subjects, TO report at next meeting, the
Convention adjourned TO meet next June
at place to be fixed by the Executive
Committee.
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nnItlnore.

BALrtNoRx, November Is. -Flour-Quiet
and steady with fair home trade. Wheat
Western quiet and shade firiner; No. 2 Penn.
sylyania red 81 90; No. 2westerp winter red
spot and November 81 0S>Ea1 03H; December
81 Of IIIal OAK; January 81 05a<al 06h. Corn
Western quiet and firm ;Iwcstern mixed spot
Axe; November 47Isa47itc; December 45ssa
4Gc; January 46ai0kc; steamer Ale. Oats
Quiet and steady; Pennsylvania 27a29c; west
ern white 2Sa29c; do mixed 2Ga27c. Rye
Dull and nominal. Hay--Dnll and heavy.
Butter-ln good demand for choice and mar
ket quiet, western roll and packed at l6a1sc.
Petroleum-Dull and heavy; crude 7hci re
fined sHa9c. Cotiee-Quiet and nominally
steady; Rio cargoes l21fal6c. Whisky-Dull
ak u IL ----.---.----
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, November ls.-Flour- Steady aud
unchanged. whcat-Adyanced and prices
higher and unsettled; No. 2 red winter s4Hc
sOIfasOs<c cash; slsSc bid December; No. 8
at %, ,sa70 ,Ec; rejected 60a6olf Corn-Actiye
and prices n shade higher at 32a321sc cash ;
size December; 30Rc January; rejected SOC
oats-Steady and firm atl93 &c cash and Decem'
Der; l95Ssc January. Rye Quiet and unchanged.
Barley-Unsettled but generally higher at ~
as2 21Sc; extra No. 5, 441Sa49c. Pork--Actiye,'
firm and higher; closed weak at 30 so cash /;
90 s5aS 92k December; s. 12h bid January
Lard-Fairly active and u shade higher at
.$5 IS cash; IS 90 December; 80 90 bid, jan
uary. Bulk Meats-Firm and unchanged.
Whisky-Steadya and in good demand Of 81 %.
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About Four Per Cents.

WAsuISGToY, November 13.-The fol-
lowing is issued by the Treasury Depart.
ment to-day: Any person subscribing
hereafter for four per cent bonds, consols
OF 1907, authorized by act July 18th, 1870,
may pay for them with any Of the $40
bonds OF act OF March Sd, 1866, redeemable
at the pleasure Of the United States after the
lst OF July, 1870, in the same way as II
they were called at the date OF subscrip-
ton in regular course; but the suhscri.
bers, to avail themselves Of this privilege,
must accompany the subscription with a
full description Of such bonds by their num-
bers and denominations, and must within
thirty days thereafter forward the bonds
to this Department to be applied like call
ed bonds.
OF the amount issued OF the above de-
scribed $50 bonds there Is now an out
standing and uncalled amount of S26, ,0S5,-
$50.
[signed.] JOHN SHERMAN,
NanHaIonn
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Whnt lrlnIster Noye. says.

BosroS, November l3.-Minister Moves
writes from France in regard to salton-
stall s charges, that he didn't send single
cypher telegram TO Secretary Sherman,
that he didn't propose or originate the atii-
davits ofsome three or four hundred voters,
nor did he promise any office or reward to
any member OF the Florida Returning
Board. But after all was over he said to
both McLin aud Cowgill that having hon.
estly done their duty he would commend
them 10 the President.
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Fever Report.

NEw ORLEANS, December lS.- Two
deaths from yellow fever occurred in the
past "a hours. One was child in the 9th
District, and the other sailorat the Hotel
Dieu. Hundreds ofold cases are daily re-
ported by the physicians. Total cases to
date, l0,S02. One physician who has re.
ported several deaths from malarial fever,
states now that they were from yellow ie.
yer; that he changed his diagnosis for fear
OF being fined for not reporting the cases
before death ensued.
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PHt1ApELpnIA, November 13.-Flour- Dull
and steady; superilne 50 50a3 CO., extra s. %
as so; high grades 50 6oa7 so. Wheat-lnac'
tive; No. g red 81 03jS: amber 81 O5al 90;
white 81 GOAL OF: No. 9Chicago 9iao5c. Corn
Quiet; yellow 40c asked; mixed 47c. Oats
Firm white western 2sa30; mixed western
20a2sc. Rye-steady;, western aaSCc; Pro r.
Beef-India mess $40 OO; hams, smoked s}<
a9I<c; picked GAa7L; green 5a51Ec. Lari
Weak: prime steam GAC. Butter-Easieri
New York State and Bradford county, Pa,
extra 2la23c; Western Reserve 2Oa22c. Eggs
Dull; western 25c. Cheese-Dcprcssed; west
ern 7a9c. Petroleum-Heavy; refined 8 Sjsa9c;
crude 71Sc. Whisky-Dull; western 81 l0H.
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brutal Murder Of Widow Near Port
washingt0n, o.

New PHILADELPHIA, O., November l3.-
Intense excitement exists in the neighbor'
hood Of Fort Washington, this county,
last, last that Mrs. Best, a respectable widow
lady living near there, had been brutally
murdered the night previous She had
started on Saturday night TO go to the
house Of her son, about a half fmile distant,
On Sunday morning at II o'clock, her
body was found in thewoods hid in rail
pile, several rods from the path she is sup,
posed to have taken. The neck was dislo.
Gated, and finger marks were found about
the throat. The forehead exhibited all
ugly brllise as II made by club that was
found near by stained with blood. Sus-
picion rests on neighboring woman, who
is said to have been jealous Of the deceas'
ed on account OF on alleged intimacy ex.
listing between her husband and Mrs. Best.
The neighbors are excited, and lynching
Is freely talked Of.
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The President and The sonthern Que.

WASHINGTON, November 13.-The pub
Iished statements affecting the Presidents
views on the Southern question seem to
have been exaggerated in both directions.
The facts appear to be that the administers.
tion has decided upon no new steps,
but that the President Is thoroughly
in earnest in his intention to protect
United States citizens when their rights
are violated, irrespective Of political faith.
The instructions recently referred TO in
these dispatches as having been issued by
the Attorney General obviously contcm'
plated this object, though there has been
no change in their original tone or tenn
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Allentown Iron Company suspends Bus

pu1ApE1puIA, November 13.-The AL
lentown Iron Company, having an office
at No. $50 Third street, this city, resolved
to-day to temporarily suspend business,
and named November Goth the date when
the stockholders are tomeet to receive the
statement OF the condition OF thecompany.
The company has four furnaces in full
blast and their stoppagc will throw out
OF employment large number OF hands:
One Of the Directors states that the total
liabilities will not exceed $500, 900, while
the value OF the works and town lots in
Allentown, owned by the company is set
at oyera million dollars. Fled.
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CHICAGO, November l3.-A Marshall.
town, Iowa, dispatch says: An impress
sive scene occurred this morning when
Judge Mitchell sentenced John n. Dokin
to the penitentiary for life for the murder
OF John X. Slough. Dokin solemnly de-
clared his complete innocence Of the muir
der, II will be remembered that after
Dokin had been convicted by the jury
Frank Ross, an Italian, voluntarily con
iessed that he did the murder. Ross Is
here and asserts that he should suffer
Dokin's attorneys will appeal to the su
preme Court,
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WASHINGTON, November III. a. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley and
Upper Lake Region, clear or partly cloudy
weather, cold northerly winds becoming
variable and shifting to warmerand SOUTH
casterly winds, and rising followed by a
stationaryor falling barometer.
For lower Lake region, clear or partly
cloudy weather, northwesterly winds; be-
coming variable stationary or lower tenn
perature and higher pressure.