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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-22

BISHOP JACKSON CoNsEcRATED The
o,nSsctation of lhs R-v. Henry Melville
Jackson es Assistant Riahop of the Ptotea.
cant Episcopal Diocese OF Alabama. took
placs at Selma, Ala, yesterday, at ST. Paul's
Eo!scopal church with imposing ceremonies
Tne venerable Bishop Wilmer, Of Alabama.
presided, asEisted by Bishops Randolph, of
Virginia; Howe, OF South Carolina; Thomp-
son, of hlississippi Peterkiu, of West Viz;
einis, anil large number Of clergy. The
oonsecrstiou sermon was preached by Bishop
r 4ndolph and was most elcq1ent discourss.
a special car went through from Richmond
bearing friends of Bishop Jackson to witness
ehe ceremonies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-22
-,ExA NDR1A. VA
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY p.

The gxsMpLE set by Alstans shouli &c
followed oy ell the other southern sIa'es'
That State has refused to take any part IN
the Chicago Worlds Fair until che snail
know the fate OF the Force bill, and has
made any appropriation for that fair depend
ent upon that fate. The fair has been re-
nublcar affair from its commencement to the
present. Il was taken away from Ne"
York, V mere it should have been held, sno
yhs,e it would have cost the government
nothing, for the avowed reason that If heio
there it would have helped the democrats 10
1892 its secretary abandoned his cthcs TO
tsks part 10 the republican campaign issl
FILL. and lis managers are now negotiating
for an exhibition of all the war reilcs, fea'
CT imaginary, they hear of. 1t Is to be
northern republican, and not national isir'
and the passage of the Force bill by north
ern REPUBLICAN Congress, which has sppre'
prieted money collected by taxes Imposed
On southern people for its support, would De
an iii reouital for additional support sup
II 80 by southern Sister.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-22
Foreign News.

PARIS, Jau 22.-The first sitting Of "a
new superior counci OF me CJlonje- toes
pace yesterday. Ir the opening addle.s Y
Eienos expressed the opinion tha tie
Colonies ought to be governed from the
mother country.
LONDON. Jan. % The coronor's gf3
which has been Investigating the death Of
the Duke of ,iford, has forually reuGsred
verdict to the effsc. that The Dake de
from bull wouad through bic heart ard
that be Committed suic;ds while sutTsrinr
from temporary insanity datirg an ATTACK
OF pneumonia. Toe waole alf ,ir is ehrouis
in mystery. Five deys e'spssd Before lie
Dukes death was regis cred, and the news
papers join in c=rs1ring the a tampts Of
the various public officials concerned 10
hush the matter up. The body o: the Duke
was cremated after the inquest, whica
was conducted in secret.
Tne Express Announces tia Messss. Pa,
nell, O'Briep, Dillon and MCCARTHY have
simply come to sn sgreemens in rees,d lc
maintaining status q1o un.il the mex
general election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-22
a Notable Ocean Race

The British ship Aristomene arrived at New
Yok yesterday from Calcutta with a cargo of In.
dian products, ana when her commsndcr was told
by the pilo. that another British vessel, the chip
Dundrennap, srrived on Tuesday, he felt very
down hearted. hoy are both iron clipper ships,
aud at Calcutta match for swift sailing and sea-
msnship WAS arranged. Tho Aristomeue cleared
first, and left Calcutta September 27. Two
days sfterward the Dundreansn set sail and fol.
lowed in the same track, by way OF the Cape OF
Good Hone. The latter got to Pc yesterday
ahead, and thus won by three days in the ocean
race of 1 000 miles. The Dandrennan's tina
was Ill days, and the Aristomenes LA days,
Tho winning vessel measures ], SOL tons, which
will not be forgotten by her commander, Captain
Palmer. as it is by thtt figure that the year in
which she won is known. The Aris.omene car.
ries ], $50 tons and IL handicaps were allowed in
oc.an racing she would probably get the prize.
Both vessels encountered generally fair weather
and came into port in good condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-22

Trough EVERYBODY knows that save
only and except for the Lung power" OF
the democratic Senst ors the Force bill would
by this tima have become law,and that the
exercise of that power, under the crcum-
stances, Ia justified not only by the unani-
NOUS approval of the democrats in all parts
Of the country, but even by the most pa
triotic and intelligent republican element of
the North, the sc-csled independent morn
ing newspaper Of Washington says the dem
ocratic Senators have damaged their case By
their prolonged opposition, and that they
have bluudered by refusing to allow the bill
to reach vote. Why, even the few repGb-
l;can Senators who are opposed to the bill
sly that If it reach q vote 1t will be
passed. Aod if passed, then farewell, e
long farewell, to all hope of future demo
cratic successes, and of the prosperity of the
South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-22
The Division of the Diocese.

Il was Stated 10 the GAZETTE last week
that the Committee appointed at The .es
meeting CT tie Episcopal Council OF Virginia
to report as to the sdyisabiiity Ct dividing
the diocese heve agreed upon report rec
omueDding division. The following ls q
portion OF the report:
Il is sgreed to recommend that the follow-
ing coun;ies shall compose the dincese OF
Virginia: King George, Caroline, Hanover,
Goochiand. PoThataD, Amelia, Ncstoway,
Luuenburg, Meek ienturg. WestmoreIen6,
E'sex, King and Q iaen, Nav Kent, King
William, Henrico. Uhes!eyislG, Dlnwiddie,
B.unswicF, Richmnpd, Northumberland,
Lancaster, Middlesex. Gloucester, Mathews,
Cnares City, Prince Gsorge, Sussex, Greens.
vile, York, James City, Warwick. j T.
beth City, Surry, SOUTHAMPTON, Isle Of
Wight, Nsassmord, Norfolk, Princess Acne,
Northampton, aud Aocomac. Tde remain
der o; the State to constitute another diocese.
Toe above division would assign to Il Q
diocese Of Virginia 10 l65 cosnnuuicents,
Rhoae contribution TO the Contingent Ford
by the report of the isst diocesan Council
amounted to Sc 01S; and TO the proposed
new dioce,e ga commuoican'a. coutrihu,-
ing to the contingent Fund, 5000
Il is recon- mepded that all vested fund7
Of the doces, OF Virginia be divided in the
ratio OF commandments between the two pro.
posed dioceses, 40 far as such division may
be found 10 be practicable and fres from ls-
gal difficulties It sao recommended that
the property in the Eoiscopat residence IN
the city of Richmond be vested in The pre-
posed diocese of Virginia.
Il is further re @ I'M maI ded that tbeVreinia
Female Institute shall remain the property
and uad.r the control and engagement Of
the tSo dioceses, on such teiois sud ccnG;-
tions es may hereafter be deis- .ined.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-22
The speaker-Tfsrs is 70 a?po, wlst

The speaker-ThsEe is 10 a2pa, wlat
ever"
Mr.. Springer. Of I,Iinol', then demauae.
the readiug Of lbe ieurpsl il fall.
After some delay. the Democrat asat.
ing time for debate, by unanimous consert
it was agreed that 90 minutes should &c al.
lowed each side for debate the pfegico
question than 10 be ccnsiderel hi
ord sred on the approval Of the journal.
Mr.. McMllin took the 63or fer tbs pur-
pose of impeachiog the rn.iag Of tie
Speaker.
Meesrf. Springer. Band and EIloe. a 80
spoks In supper! o! the position taken by
Mr.. McMillin.
The Speaker ssil be did not think tto
frequent chickering's of !ha past few days
added to the dignity of the House.
Nj. Bland Aud they will when the chair
rules according 10 parliamentary Law.
Mr.. Henderson appealed for better otda.
q I'd more courteous treatment Of tie chat.
The journal WAS approved by rising vote
The District OF Columbia appropriation bill Gas
then passed without furih,r difficulty, and Tho
House, on moiion of BIZ. Boutclle, of Maine, Wort
into committee of the whole on the naval sppro.
p:iation bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-22

A eENsATIoN.-Ths Richmond Times
yesterday published highly sensa-
tionai account OF tina marriage in Lna,i on OF
Marie c. S4ure, OF Paris. and Pant CAsslg-
naul, son Of The owl or of lie Petit Journal
OF sust city. and grspdson Of 81 Marinomi,
an inventor aud part owner of La Figaro
and the reee 1t ssertion of hia wife by Gag
sigoenl. Il seems that after tho marriage,
Csssigneuls relatives, who wsse ysry
wealthy, Determined 30 have nothing 10 On
with him hut wsra uEsb'e to cut him o6
from he inheritance CT bis estates. BE
came to Virginia aGd settled, ru'chasing q
home 10 Goochlapd couotr, near Richmond.
with his wife's money. a few months ego
al sgeat Of his family came there to iuduce
Cassigot u! to desert his Gife and get d
vorce, but ct fret he vas unsuccessful.
Later en-, howevor, Der husband decided to
abandon her. and did 50, after taking her to
Richmond aud !esving her alone on the
strest. BE disappsered ard hss not been
heard of sioce. She returned to her hume in
Goochlsud and Is Tiers now al9Se, prsper-
ing 70 40 what ehe cen q assert b r. riehts.
Tho afI ,ir is Likely to cses.e dscic. d SEN
satiOn,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-22
Loudour County Items.

Rev. Ches T. HerDdon, of the Bsptist
church, and Miss Salie ]. Adams, OF Mid
dleburg, we're married Oh Wednesday.
Robert O;burn died as the residence oil
MIR. Jenkins, near R,und Bill, on Tuesday
night January 13.h, 10 the 60 b year CT hii
sge.
e. Nichols, commissioner, sold at private
sale few days ago 10 Mrs. L. NJ. ehumate
the farm bs!opeing to the estate Of the late
Amos B Hughes, contaioing sbou! 23S acrcF
for $4,000.
John A Rlnke-, suctioncer. sol! on Mon.
day for Msssrs. q. p. Januey and K. n Lee
ommisaioners, in Ruet vs. Williams, r tract,
of 2S3 acres of land near Taylortown, fer
$50 per sere-Thcmas W. Hickman, pur-
chaser.
Mr. William Thomas, the Youngest broth
er Of the late Judge Henry W. Thomas. died
at bis home, about two miles north Of Lees
burg on Saturday lest, In the 70.h year Of
bis age. Mr. Thomas was we'll known in
this community ss Sd smieble. kidd hearted
rsn. Mr. John Thomas. an older brother,
remsins, the sols survivor of the family -
Mirror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-22

SALT IN DIrHrHasIA-In psper resd some
years ago at the Medical Society of Victoria, Aus
trslia, DR.. Day stated that having Tor mapy years
regarded diphtheris in its early Stage as purely
loo fiction, characterized by marked tend
eucy to tax, p7trefactive decomposition, ne
has trusted most to the free and instant applca-
tion of sptisepsics, aud, when their employment
hss sen adopted from tho first, aad beea COM
bined with juoicious slimen tation, he hiss seldom
seen ood.poisoniDg ensue. In consequence o.
the great power which salt possesses in prevent
ing the lu.refactiye decomposition Of meat and
other org mic matter, Dr. Day has often prescribed
for diphtheris patients living far away from med.
ical aid the frequent use of gsrgle comp ,sed of
or more IF sa dissolved ia tumb-
Ter of water; given children who cannot gsrgle
or two to drink occasionally. Adults
to use the garlic as propnylactic or preventive
three or four timcs dsy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-22

THOUGH .he democrats in both branches
OF Congress have made several attempts
dlriag the present session of that
BODY to get fcom the Treasury Department
IA exact and definite statement ofthe entire
amount Of money Mr.. John l, Davenport,
The notorious election maDipulator and The
real author of the Force bill, has drawn from
.ha. deDartme ant, they have as yet been IT.
aha 10 do so, Cor various assigned reasons,
not one of which Is good. Partial and ut-
-Ati.factory answers to their demands have,
after much delay, been received tut fali
s.d complete Que has not yet teen made,
the.e b. ag an evident Intention on the par.
% the administration to hold back some
th;ug. But even the partial statements re
fsyred to show that If Davenport be g pru'
deaf che must have acquired large for
tuae out of the immense sun he bas drawn
from the Treasury for decreasing the demo
o:g.ic, end increasing the republican vote
a fu!! en- J ccrfeai statement would be salts
factory, but il would alec be startling.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-22
a New Transatlantic Line.

DETROIT. Mich J4u. % About two
years ago syndicste was formed III London
whose object was to build and operate lire
OF freight steamships TO run from soma po!nt
In Eosaod to Chicago. The project is now
being pushed with a yiGor which indicates
that the salt water chips may soon be steam
ed Up and down the great laksN. The CAPT.
tai stock OF he.conpauy will be $5,000,000
and ,hers will be ten steamships built to be-
gin with.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-22
NEWS OF TagDAy.

Prince Bismarck Is oppase1 to the removal
Of the prohibitions against American pork
by Germany.
EvangeliDe Msnn. who claims to be the
widow of Rebert Ray Hamilton, has con
fessed that both the babies were bogus.
Gen. James Lougstreet is quite ill at he
tel in San Antonio, Texas. he is suffering
from wound received ia the civil var.
Lsborers on the works in Ireland started
by the TIE British government To fflrd RI :
lief to the poor have struck f,r higher
wages.
a resolution was adopted in the kansEs
House OF Representatives yesterday de-
ncuucirg tbs Force bill and declaring fer
tbs free coinage OF silver.
John Toms, caresaker OF The F, er
msusicn in New Brunswick, N. J was ca
Mordas night robbed snd assaulted apd
then strung up Big his wrists in closet re-
ma nipg in that portion fer fif,y-tWo hours,
and was discovered barely in time to save
| his life.
Col. Chs Il .oe5 McKsevsr, assistant s6ja-
tspt-2ene,a, has teen ordered to report 10
Cen. Miles. who Ia ssid to bs his persoDal
enemy. The order is supposed to rs ir-
spired By the dssira OF the War Dapsrim aot
to punish Col. McKeeVsf for ACTIONS otJsc-
;ionab.e to those in authority.
Lottle Townsend, the unfortunate victim
of the R4v H w. George, died in Catskiil,
n Y, on Tuesday night. 30 one was pre-
sent except ths nurse. who ban attended
her since last week. TIE au'opse yesterday
disclosed healthy coalition Of ali the vital
orgaua. Death was the result CT peritoni!is,
caused by the operation she underwent.
! Miss Leah Coiea Harrington % years old,
an ectress who was born in Baltimore, and
once was member of the Ford Opera Com
pany, committed suicide yesterday In Nav
YORK by shooting herself through The heart
with pistol Toe suicide was dramatic
and sensational l. showed careful p'eued.
it,ton and firm resolve The girl was beau.
iful, and as CHILD, made wordarful sue
ceas on the stage.
Gov. Hill, 1t is understood. will not 60 to
the Senate On March 4 He Intends TO cor
tinue as Governor OF New York until next
| Dacem bar. when the next Congress meets.
| Re will Go this to maintain his control on
the State democratic machine, which will be
devoted to building his Presidential fence.
| Hil's friends say be will not hold t'So nf-
F.. (icea, b:csuse hs intends to return TO the o..
/ s Treasury his unearnsd sa'ary Is Senator
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-22

TIE ALL Digit ena midnight, and at tinfs
sc.j1 7nious sessions Of the o. s. Senate,
ar the disordsrly and dissracsful sessions OF
the q. s. House CT Representatives, are only
what might naturally have been expected
from the bul-lozing attempt OF Preside nj
II .rrison 20 force the representatives OF the
eight hundred thousand pcpu ar,and the two
M lion white, mejosity OF the voters OF the
c,antIy, given at the last election, to give
their consent to tho passage of BILL that is
not only intended to deprive thai majority
OF ever dictatipg the policy Of the govern
N ant, but to stop the Increasing prosperity
OF he South. aud consequently to irj ira that
OF 30 North also. TneFe is only one aVaila-
b method by which the democrats 10 Con-
6 .sss can prevent toe accomplishment CT
tle daring conspiracy TO &c. aside the will CT
thu people and the Constitution, and that lie
ths one they have adopted, aud which, II
they be wise, they will use to the end.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-22

THE RUSSIAN Army 1t IL curious fact
Ia connec,ioa with the Bus ian ermy that
white it has often nat defszt, 1t vas nev-r
routed ; though beaten and driven from the
& Id, il never became Q pauiC-5triCke1 mob.
This cohereuca under defeat was due 10 tie
splendid discipline sni rigid obedience to
orders. which we're paramount to all other
considerations. A Russian free YVES NOV
ing to tie attack OF q position that was lm-
prsgnabie. superior officer asked the
commander where he wss going. "To a
tock the position IL 'front.'" he answered
BAT Ii lie foly-nadnees." II know it. but
have my c5ders.' 'Oh, yen have ordera !;
move on thep," the officer said coolly. Taia
incident taxes L good deal of what hs5 e..
ssys been regarded ss exaggerat!on ont CT
the story that i tod OF Russian army sp--
gson on bis professional round. Ca eo,ey.
iue wsfd the offi;er 10 charge gives Ihs
command, "Attention y when each inmate
at onca stakes the position OF soldier.
"Torgues oui ~ is the oext order, followed
by the Instant projection of that nemb Der.
Toe surgeon. accompanied By On attendant,
then proceeds along the line, examining
each tongue and giving directions as TO treat
ment. When the inspection is over and the
medical officer takes his departure the COM
mard Tongue, in - releases the men from
their unpleasant. and Ia 1icrods position. and
''Ia place, req !" allows the men to resume
their cots. Ard ye. military writers admit
nat ,:,a soldier who thinks Always gets sgsy
With The human machine in fa}tle.- Cinc.n-
nGti Com. Gazette
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-22

As TIE Farmers Alliance has declared
against the Force bill, SO the Farmers' A Ii.
snce has mej1rity in the Kansas leeisla-
sure, and IS Mr. Iage!ls is candidate fol
reelection. that Seastnr, republican as he is
has, though silently declared against thai
bill alec, by pairing with Senator Allison
and going home to try to induce the few
democratic members of The Kansas legisla.
tire, who have no man OF their own to sup.
port for tbs U S. Senate, to vote for him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-22
The Indians

PINE RIDGE Agency, Jan. % 1t h2s
bsen decided that the First infantry, an
four troops OF the 0 h cavalry viii reEain
at the agency afsey tho main bodg ofso!dIer 5
shsl have been ordered bona. There WIS
an issue of beef yesterday and 5 100 Indians
we're supplied according to agent Pierc, IS
new method, which gives % people as much
meat "a was formerly given To 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-22
The C icago & Erie Strike.

CHICAGO Jan. % We are completely
tied mp" said General Manager Tucker of
the Chicago & Erie road, ut may last enc
day and 1t may last weak. We will not
accede to the demands Of the strikers. We
are fxsd for the ST. ke, aud as this il a dull
season OF the year We would just as 5000 leg
off month So not"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-22


He WANTS YEARS LEAVE Ionn
2. Wise he's been in Washington for seg, IA!
days, says the Nav York Sun. on 8 nilsson
that interests him deeply. His SOD, who s
a cado, at Wcss Point, has teen found 10 be
deficient in mathematics, and hes been no.;-
fad that his resignation would be accfpte-
BILE. He is thtrd-class man. and the destie
OF the father ia to Induce the Authorities ss
West Point to give the delirq1-nl
years. leave OF absence Sith tsa
privilege OF entering the third class
next year, in lad # forcing BIN to
resign. l; liz not often that an order
of this kidd is issued, and only in ex-
ceptional cases. Young Wise ia said t. be
proficient In other brsnc. ga OF the couTse He
is not 10 robust health. He entered tie
Academy wnen oniy 16, ard the seVare
mental strain he has undergone has
weakened his constitution. TIE father
promises thtt within a years. tire the
young msn Will be fully qualified, hotu
msnte!ly and physically, 10 complete
with the best men in the class. TIE
power to grant years leave OF absence TO ca lot
- vested in the commaadant of cadets. ar. isa
has Sc, ured the good offices OF tn Presi lent and
Secretary of Var in bsh.l of his son. In add
ton to these two distinguished officials. many
Senators and Representatives have wcittea lot err
to Col Wilson, the command .nt, uryine hiai n
grams Mr.. Wise's request.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-22
The Gazette.
From the Front Royal Ga

From the Front Royal Gsz ,tte.]
The LEX ANDRIA GAZETTE spske in time pa't
unto our fathers and it has coma on up through
the changes OF yea,e stsoluto example OF ne1s.
psper success. II is chionielor OF facts and
tns is Whist hiss made it SO ropular through reg
nlar succession OF ninety.orc long yeas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-22

Ifyou dou't want TO have ultimate trouble
cure your casarrb noW by using Cd Saui's
Catarrh Cure. It Costs bat % cents,
O1e lap (its mother's) for the well baby
10 Gay time. About 700 laps of t'Io bedroom
floor at night fo- the happy ~ father unless
he has DR.. BslPs Baby Syrup to saea the
little sufI erer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-22

Mrs. Matilda Georges, sixty eightyesrs old, who
wss deman.ed laaued f1om the window of her
room on the third f 4or Of house in New York
yesterday morning and struck upon the roof Of
shed forty te below. Fer skull WAS fractu red
her left log broken and she suffered internal in
j1ries, from which she diei IN few moments
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-22
Calamity in Russia

LONDON. Jan. 22.-News. has been 10
cslved here of q terrible explosion OF fl p
damp in g colliery at Jasiaogata, near the
city Of Uharkov, III European Russia. Olly
meagre details of the accident Fave been
learned, but it is knowo that about q hu :
dred Of the minera have beer killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-22

Mr. valsrtc, the Brazilian minister, pasented
his Letters OF rcesli 10 President this ming,
snd Mr Mendoncs, his successor, WAS formally pre-
sented to the Prcsident By Secre Blaine in the
afternoon,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-22

The British Parliament ro.sscmb:oi to-,sy
with scanty attendance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-15
FORECAST TILL sP. NJ. TUESDAY.

For New England increa ing cloudne's and ran y
snow; colder; olsterly northeasterly winds.
For Eastern New-York, colder; easterly winds, WIZ
threatening weather and rain.
For Eastern Pennsylvania NewJcn%y and Deh"s~
light showers southea terly winds slightly colder
For Maryland, Virginia, the Carolinas and Georgia. ns
showers.
For Alabama, Florida and Mississippi, shower, exec"
in Eastern Florida clearing during the day ana nH
Wednesday: colder by Wednesday.
For Louisiana clearing; colder and fair WEDNESDAY
For Arkansas. colder and clearing, preceded by ram
the ca tern portion colder and fair Wednesday
For Eastern Texas, fair; colder
For West Virginia min colder by "Wednesday - q,
for Tennessee and Kentucky, showers; coidef I"
We'd esday morning. . ,,,~
For Western New York and Western PennsylvaaiSs
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois threatening weather ana ME
snow colder by "wednesday. .,at
For Lower Michigan threatening weather and i"AS
colder by Wednesday. -, ..,,ns
For Upper Michigan snow colder wedne day mcsa ns
For Wisconsin, snow and rain colder ana ialf "'N
day. ,,s.Sx
nor Kansas. Tuesday and "Wednesday fair dee'''s"
colder. =, liar
For Maryland and Iowa rain snow, followed " s
Ing weather during the evening, colder bhf anu ~
Wedne day. . -. .nh.ak
For Nebraska rain in the east colder in the souh''
For the Dskotas, generally AIR slightly wut, oraf
For Minnesot'. light snow or RAIN Followed " wv"