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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-09

Hancock people declare ths. their county
has not had any Of the State appointments
for many years. and that, haviog presented
8 man Of Mr.. Gilmore's urquestioned A.
ness for this place, their clsims should be
recognized. Lewiston aud Androsccaeia
people divide their allegiance between Gen
erai Harper snd Col. Howard. The con-
test between the ffisnds Of these two gen
tlemen 10 most aggressive one. Perhaps
never in the history Of the State
has csse presented itself whore
the choice was more difi:alt. All
the candidates are men Of recognized abil.
isy and high standing. The ofhce will be
we'll taken csfe Of whoever Is selected. II
10 probable tbs! the matter will be decided
veRv an0u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-09
Denounced Prepassd Action Of British
Pafliamsnt.

Sr. JoHxs, Md, Msy s-The emily
met last night and discussed Lord Knuts-
ford's coercion bill at length. amid much
excitement, finally adopting resolutions
denunciatory Of the action proposed to be
taken by the British Parliament. The
popalace is considerably exercised over the
afair and are entirely in sympathy with the
action Of the assembly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-09
Tinwsrs Factory Burned at Nil.
waukeO.

MILWAUKEE, Wis May ST. A. Walsh
& Co.'S tinware factory, Sc. Paul avenue
and 10 b street, was burned tonight. The
fve-ssory brick building ard all the con-
tent, was destroyed. Loss S75, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-09
Sr. MAnK's REcToRy,l
Arbor Day. 1891. I

The vote taken on ths favorits trss re-
suited in ls being cast for he pine. - Ses
the elm. 10 for the esk and 30 for ths
maple.
Ths primo 'psl called upoa the visitors fer
Remarks, and Rev. Msssrs. Ross sd Leland
and Rev. Father Dohefty speks briefly,
% ! in ths vein Of the dsy's exercises. Rev.
fContinued On lsh rass.1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-09
mo. Guilty. Rssscu, insanity

NORWICH, Conn, Msy 8 The trial Of
I. Everett Briggs for killing Samuel X
Green Mt Voluntown was concluded this
afternoon. Verdict, mot guilty. reason,
inesni,y, Donds of s5Co0 we're given for
his confinement in Butler Asylum, Provi-
dence, ssbiect 10 order Of the court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-09
nnelish Csbinst Discusss sssLssd Keats
iosd's Reply to Nswfousdlana
DsleoabssL


LonDoH. MAY 8.--In toiays cahlnse ~
ccuncil DISCUSSED Lcrd Knutseosd's feply -
,hs memorial Of newfoundland delsGa1ee
presented WednessAy. Although ~
recent series OF bye.sleotions vas nel .
pssfect test for general elections. they have
already Afforded abundant proof that ~
PArneil disAster had not weakened ths pop.
ulasity Of Mr.. Gladstone OF the strength q
the liberals.
After todayb council became known u
ministers determined agAiast an early dis.
soluiion OF ParliAment. Lord Knuisfoed,
after today's council resumed commuuicar
tions with the Newfoundland delegates.
Ths latter In thsie memorial. offered 10
submit the bill to the imperial sovsrnmsnt
which. once agreed 10, could be expsdi-
tiouhy passsd by the colonial leelsiature
- temporary act. The delsgAte's dsAls
Of the bill 10 now known - the Kuutsfoed
bill, reported and approved by the cabinee.
II 10 expected that Lord Kuutssosd's reply
viii enable the colonid legislature 10 pas
the proposed acs before the Whiisun
reoess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-09
No R.volu,ion in Costa Rica

New YORK, May 9.-ChNles r. Flint,
consul-sensrsl Of Costs Rca, has received
the following csble from Escquiel
Gusierrez, secretary Of state, Costa Rics
No revolution in Cost Rica. Perfect
peace ard order prevail here"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-09
Train Carried Away by q Flood-Mas y
Workman Dfowusd.

ROME, May ga quarry train carrying
msny workmen was carried away bv . sud
den food vt Alierons, province Of Umbris,
today. The water rose over the river banks
and eneulfed the train. Many workmen
were drowned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-09
lTALIANGOYRRAIENI
|Absat d Address / ChcahPte
ths Rllsp,al PaItn, III
1e xAsis ya6esnsss-uo onenl
Knewlssse a sAs Ailnls.

RoMs, Nsy s.-rhs ItAlis says u
italian government II aboat = adasees
circular 10 The Eafopeaa povses su1aitting
The oendacs of shs United 6tA(ss govern
msat In the New Orleans AGAR = thsiR
jsdgmsnt. Italy viii thus b. the iAitiatae
Of an International agreement y compel
the Unissd Ssaiss 70 fnd msans y g1azanoeo
protection b foreign subjso4s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-09
lee On. OF Lake Hsbron.-oood
FishicG.
Especial to the KEN

Especial to the KESsEBEc JOURNAL
MossoS, May 8.-The ice is now about
all out of Lake Hebron. The steamer
Nelly Touah has made several trips to its
head. The tro ut fishing is beginning and
will be very good in few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-09
SOMERSET RAILWAY.

north: 80 4. u. and ~ 2. H., oonasasins wfu
morning Train on Maias Central Railroad fYor
Bangor and Wabervtlis, aud sftsgncoo trains from,
Portland via Lewiston and via Brunswick and
Augusta. e.
Trains Leave Biashans. going south: IN
A. ~ and i1eo r. H., Connecting 81 oakland with
morning trains on Maine Ceet-M Railroad Va
both routes 70 Portland. and with afternoon trair
tor Portland and Bangor.
Asgast %. 1850.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-09
ALL BROKE UP.

You need mending. To
repair your shattered system
take kickapoo Indian Sag
wa. Sagwa cures Constipa-
ton, Liver Complaint, Indi-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-09
eests House Notes.

The fght for the liquor commissionorshil
has become an exceedingly animated one.
The candidates are Hon. Z. P. Gilmore Of
Dedham, Col. Nelson Howard and General
John Harper Of Lewiston, and Gel. H. G
Staples Of Augusta. All are old soldiers
and all are gentlemen Of reccg gnized ability
and standing All sfe supported by promi
nert citizens Of the state. At the prssen,
time the names uyon their petitions and
letters stand as follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-09

cago. Z; Clevessnd.7. da.chinson, Stern. Ryan
kIlt'sdxe; knauss. Young. Davis Doyle sid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-09
FOR SALE.

A namher Of Desirable residences In AoRusss
Me-, varying in price from es10 10 $1,000; al
thts city, one two sfor; toase and St IN Lewiston,
Bic. A npulbef OF farms Ia Aelneoeo county.
varying In prico from ss1eS 10 $4,000. Hoase,
Ard teuenents 70 let. Il. " HAESxHoUsx, A.
tnrnev, saRssts. M&sps. fssgftf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-09
ALMOST A MIRACLE!
Read and Remember!

Ahs. BRACKETT IS THE WIFE OF THE
REV. DAVID BRACKErr, PASTOR OF THE
FIRST y. BAPTIST CHURCH, OF THORN.
DIXIE, ME-, AND LADY HIGHLY IA.
rEEMED BY ALL WHO KNOW HER.
SHE SAYS
BROOKS, Me-, Oct. o2, 1890.
Genfs;-When | commenced the use Of
DANAS SARSAPARILLA for Rheuma
tism, had lost the use of my right arm.
The SHOULDER JOINT WAS VERY TENDER
AND VERY STIFF. I could not sew.
and could not get my hand to INV
head. had great deal of pain in the
chest, especially around my lungs. Nv
skin was yellow and rough, and was tired
all the time.
have now taken four bottles, and the
pam and soreness are gone Complexion
natural, and tired feeling fast leaving. L
sleep well nights, and the sTIrp JOINT in
the SHOULDER IS FAST REsuMISG ITS NAT
URAL ELASTICITY. 1 can sew or do
any work as usual.
am still using the SARSAPARILLA,
and expect to entirely recover from the
effects of the rheumatism that has trou
bled me so long. think DANA'S SAR-
SAPARiLLA is DEATH TO RHEU-
MATISM.
Yours truly,
MRS ID RRACKETT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-09
New Eoslsud League.

Mms Biavatsky Dead.
LosDoN, May S-Mme. Blavatsky, the
wellhnovn theosephist. is dead.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18

rrederiek uricb Frederick BALI, William H. Davenport
secretary Amercus Harrison assistant secretary Eu"
f. Herder; treasurer George G.. Sickles dciegatcs hoo
ert Sharkey, Albert e. r. Adler John Worth, fu"aru
C. Burgess Jared ]. Chambers, Henry j" H. fershah
William Smith, Thomas L. Ennis, Francis W. Eien' s1e
b. Crane william a. Cloyes, Lloyd W. Berry hopere ~
Broad william j. Wilson, George G Bro"" """'i''
Powell William T. NJ Bradford
Twenty.sixth ward-President. Adolph kiendi; wee
nresidents Henry Dster. Arthur p Hinmsn recording
secretary Frank Merritt corresponding secretary harry
G. Green: treasurer c. j. Mehrtens; sergeahtarsrpe'
Ferdinand Dombo delegates Joseph II. Clafk Thoma" f.
Livingston Charles NJ Thompson, Carl H. Ahseim'
George Lane James Scanlon Robert Persons, joseph lue'
The Flatbush Republican primary held al .ie
Town Hail. was warmly contested. One party was l'd
by William s. Ryan and Charles p. Jennings Ihe
other the Citizens League people, was heahed ny
Foster l.. Backus and Theodore Maynard. Inc League
was organized about fifteen months ago, and is COM
posed of both Democrats and Republicans. AZ ti'e
meeting on Tuesday evening committee prcsenEu .
ticket which was not favored by the members Oh Ile
League but which was adopted. Another ticket was
made by the League faction and since the mesuhs VI
Tuesday evening the town had been thoroughly cst-
yassed and this action resulted in bringing OUT the
largest vote at a primary election ever Ded IN tbe
town The main issue OF the contest was ior presi-
dent Of the association. the regular hepuDIca.s nav
ing for their standard bearer Edsar Bergen tle op
position ticket being headed by George C. Case; loS
Tho poll clerk william S. Ryan, was charged by II.
Aher3 with stuiiing the baotbox. the latter declarhs
Inc saw Mr. Ryan place two ballots In the box niteI
taking ballot from voter named D; hrseI, dV V
words passed between the men. The cnarge seehen 10
have no foundation. These were the officers elected
presldent' Edgar Bergen: vice-presdent, George &.
Moon: secretary. William ~ stephens treas'nrrer,
Thomas A. MOorehead delegates Gustav a. jam,
Vote cheers went up from tho regulars that rsounded
through the building.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
HEARING OPERA IL VIENNA.
Vienna Letter to The Hartford Courant.

have a memory OF a winter In New-York when l
had season dollar and half ticket 10 the Metropolitan
till | O'Clock a. We had TO catch broadway car
TO get there and did IL at peril OF life and hmb
Of steps and looked at the stage over row OF bon
nets that probably eliminated in tower of Babel.
OF The singers from eyes. The operahouse here
IS haven of repose. You pay three euldens and
and are shown to your seat Ghe price OF carriage
thlther gulden, 43 cents by dgnihed person
II you of the sort TO whom bonnets are an esSen,
and you do not know the NeDnese custom, he po-
utey requests you 10 remove II. When you are
sea ed before that lovely curtain which Broski painted
you might for all the disturbance or nolse that pro
seeds o mSd ee TSe spe % eer as they would
enter u church; there Is not whisper after the or
chez begins 10 a Pay nrccS S hS"ye An amo
pheTe OF repOse and Incidence and peace peryndes te
whole place. iou do not envy the princes t W & the
any more than you are envons OF the horses ana
carriages IN the royal stables. They are as much
part OF the pageant The chorus Of ballet girls Is
uaIt az the pageaut and are a. pleased TO see
them II Is possible that the opera is given better
In sonIc respect, in Berlin than here; there IS more
choice In selecting he artists for the principal roles
perhaps. but / do not think anywhere else in the
world is there such uniformity IN good acting
and singing from the pnma donna TO the
chorus chi or such conscientlousness IN portrayal Of
parts and characters. Each performance Is lsft with
a sense OF It's harmony and it, completeness that Is
better than the most startling single The
prima donna par excellence In the Wagneran. who l.
Malerna who Notwithstanding her two hundred pounds
plays Drunllde with power and nm intellectual
eeption which are surpassed by no living artist
winckleman. the tenor is a German, aud he angs
dammerlngs you viii be dissatisfied. but II you see
him In siegfried" you win get conception of that
hero OF romance such ns Alvary himself does not
exactly give You For Winclleman Is Siegfried limo
cent pure strong with hfe stainless rs his soar
ing voice. and yet with touch Of the human which
Ia a prophecy Of the yielding which Is come IL
Is comfort To patriotic souls TO add that ia the
triory the mise l. better In New York than
here for strange 10 these most mystical and Ger
with us. In roles IKE Carmen Mlgnon. Rcnard,
another Lucca Is the prime favoric. Tony
schIagcr Sings the principal part In "Cavallerias
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
Reed & Barton,
81 Union Square.

cbarmIngly as TO keep IT on the boards three nigAs
in the week Forster is a pnma donna who docs
various great roles TO perfection, ana Marie Lhnaa
has even % more admirable method than her astr.
the incompatible LILY But the grent point about the
Vienna opera is that II Is an Institution supported W
the Government, and kept mp with a certain se'tld
fund or income. 10 Is as much an anair OF state ss
the army Is an affair Of state, and In consequences
Is n matter OF national pride to keep up It's STANDARD
To have sung at the opera house here Is tcsumonsi
OF merit that IS sesame TO all other opera houses.
becnuse even the humblest chorus girl must have
done her work up 10 certain standard 10 nave been
admitted here. 80 you see the harmony oi the vhos
Is complete You may miss certain startling efees
that Won experience elsewhere, but ! do not know
any other place where the tout, as they say 80 en-
tirely satisfactory. ,,., -,
going To saw a sort OF moral exercise, 20 which the
elders of the people send their YOUTH ~ Is oen
sonny mildly humorous but ~ Is 700 ser9Ss h ,I
conceived notions as to its impropnety % conceive
Of Il as light or trifng exercise. For instance
the famous Excelsior spectacular Is portraSd q
conservatism. and the series OF enchanting scenes N
whjch there hours and devils ana pI1sms OF nsh
and delicious strains OF music, all mingled " hafmon
ions confusion, are much n sermon as that neiF-
cred from one Of our Princeton theOlOgans any sun
day morning more so, perhaps their differing orethren
will say. The dancing is perhaps TOO mueh IN mt,e, W.,
of gymnastics TO please people to whom to be graceful
Is the first requisite OF that art and hence sh over
Europe Il IS the Italian mode which obtains ana ~
long as II does it will be the perfection of danchg
perform all sorts Of gyrations on the ups OF one
toes still I do not see how anybody can look AZ
Ce,sle when she futters down from pyisM of
light each star formed OF galaxy of beauuiui p,i,
and with inimitable bow and smile siays 70 ana NJ
before the curtain and then to the time oi ssee
alluring strains. tells with her lssome body tale
sorrow Of passion and cf delight 90 not ! r7en
art without certain respect for her ana hef AZ
And this much can be said OF the general oppcans~
dance and with an enjoyment and lIghtheartednsa
that is inspiring TO see.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
Tile PIIN-KILLER ABROAD.
n Nursing Record.

Prom Tie Nursing KetUTu,
An amusing anecdote is being told concerning the
touching conversion of some Burmese. A jealous
,veiitnevn lady missionary In one OF her tours,
20 a village where cholera was raging. she had a
unmher of hotties Of a noted pan-lilller" with her.
which she apparently dispensed with great lberay
10 the stricken villagers and, leaving further sup
aferward she returned to the same village. and was
met by the head with the following gfnifyng an
nouncement: Teacher, have come over TO your
side tile medicine did Us much good that we have
accented YOUR religion" The highly delighted mis-
eionarv followed the man to his house, and there in
on inner room she beheld stately row OF the pain
laler hotties ranged solemnly on shelf and before
these all presen-savlng. presumably, the missionary
Wnr1,tra ed themselves In worship. The story ends
,here and is not spoiled by any account OF the good
iadv,s efforts TO dsentangle the simple but logical
ideas of cause and effect In her converts minds
Ne sl of Us know how desperately attached patients
I'm England arc 10 good, strong, rousng drugs but IL
has been left for the Burmese TO worship the empty
medicine bottles.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
A DINNER TO william BRooKFIELD.

Members Of the Republican Club and number Of invited
.usss enjoyed pleasant dinner last evening given in
honor Of william Br0okfed, chairman Of the Republican
state Committee and president OF the Republican COUNTY
oowmttee at the clubhouse. No $50 Fitrave The aGlr
s, under III direction of the House Committee conpO ed
a, Joseph n Emory, chairman A. G. Fisk C.
Is t,onals H. p johnson and d. Morgan Hildreth, r
EDWARD T. Bartlett Of the exDresdents OF the club
.,,-ided and Mr. Brookned occupied place at his right
at the speakers table. After coffee and cigars were
brought. short Ond pithy speeches were made BY Mr.
.r.a.t Mr. Prookheld and others. All the orators
limited 10 hvc-minute speeches. Among them were John
yrooman proved that neither his Repubiicanism
nor his joity had been impaired by his defeat L. T. Chit
endeu President Lneon's Register OF the Treasury John
e Smith lanes H. Lehmaier. Colonel Charles H. Homer,
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
A NEW BASEBALL LEAGUE
WORK OF THE INDIANAPOLIS CONFERENCE
TERMS ON WHICH CONSOLIDATION WAS A'
rrcrrn-1ocAI OPTION IN SUNDAY PLAY

TERMS ON WHICH CONSOLIDATION WAS M
rrCrEp-LocAL OPTION IN SUNDAY PLAY
,aso,onoiss Dec 1.-THE joint committee "ae
too tIred TO work much this morning, but it' rc'so
-, yas finished at noon, and Won der Abe asReo
Presidents Young and Phelps to notify to thear r9peo
five ORGANIZATIONS 10 attend Joint meeting 81 ooo
rhs bour selected was IL o'clock but the meeuns
c,rrss later This report Of the committee inchaes
the constitution for the new League ana hcorpOfs'
many OF the provisions OF the OLD League anu H'
tion constitutions. sunday baseball Is pat upon !"
local option basis, ard those towns oesii'ns o""'e
can have them included In the season's scheduie as
..,nionsbin contests In the constitution, which
oners all the protection of the National ageeihei''
war * declared upon any clu0 or league maih'amns
club in any OF the twelve cities now ihciuoeu ~ ~
new circuit Under the terms OF thc ropoEt ''ei'
Chicago player signed elsewhere whose serSleos "e''
at the option OF spading's team must REMAIN .le.o
This will carry back Pfefer, Kttrdee' hu'.dhn1o" ,,
and others Of Ansons colts. so far US contracts WIFI
nrovsrs not reserved by contract options are con-
earned. the League will protect them, except POS.
sibIv IN the case OF Ruse, who President lay VI
New-York says, will play with the "lah's "eA'
samuel Norton O. the Chicago Association Ciuo, ooe9
not deny that a proposition to avense the Shi'As'
aeeced backers was made to the committee.
"The Association would have been dead long ago.
said he. but for u.s. Won der Abe got us Into IL ano
yot ne ont of IT, But we are caring for the money
we lost or will likely lose. We have no gncvano'
against the League but give it credit for all IL HAS
donc.n .,
President soden is heartily in favor Of the formation
of Central League composed OF Buhho' DcuV'e
Columbus, Toledo, Milwaukee, Indianapolis ana otner
cities, and says that ordinary management would maze
1t success ~ , Ar. s,s
Tho details of the new Lesstie including the dis
trbuon OF PLAYERS preservation Of the national agree
ment Sunday ball towns and like matters were az, =
cnssed Mt length The first matter- the distributor
of players-Mr. Scandarett, Of Httsburg says; VII
undoubtedly be left TO a committee and each cup VII,
present It's demand for the players not reservSa ~en
The consolidation occurs that IL wants. lho conl'
mttee will be authorized to divide the payers "
ennally STRENGTHEN the clubs.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
HENDERSON L. NELSON ACQUITTED,
THE JURY BELIEVED HIM INSANE WHEN HE
KILLED THE ARTILLERYMAN.

KILLED THE ARTILLERYMAN'
The trial Of Henderson l.. Nelson private in Bat
terry A. 1st Artillery for killing private John Mclean az
Fort Hamilton May "a last was ended YESTERDAY IN inc
limited States Court in Brooklyn win d
verdict Of not guilty The testimony was
ali IN on Wednesday and when court opened
"wednesday General Isaac S. Can began his summing up
for the prisoner First he urged that even II sane ana
csnons,be Nelson was guilty of premedtated killing
but only OF mansaughte On two grounds, however ne
asserted that the prisoner guilty Of crime He was
tainted with hereditary insanity ard at the time OF the
killing was laborng under epileptle mania
District.Attoney johnson summed up for he peope.
He laid great stress upon the apparently rational cdduet
f the prsoner telling his reasons Tor he shoouhg "e
arrested and on that he sought cut his Ncum az
different place from that in which 1t was said he lot
consciousness This unusual in epeptc cases AZ
4lO D. m Judge Benedict began his charge to the jury
Tho Judge had no that Nelson suffered from epilepsy
The question for jury whether OF not the NJ was
on him when shot Mclean. The jury retired as 'oo
y. ~, .
After four hours deberation the jury returned Win
verdict of not guilty indicted and the prisoner was re-
leased lie left the with his COUNSEL General
Catiin.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
PLANS EOR THE CHARITY Ball.

The Charity Ball for the benefit Of the Nursery and
cbd,s Hospital will given in the holiday week, and
the pleasure and comfort OF the guests
are I'm competent hands T. J. oakley Rhneande the chG
ran ~ the floor committee has secured the services Of
oys, nfy men who have into the spirit Of the
payety The dancing card promises variety, and good
music is promised that IS OF the features OF the
charity Ball Tickets may be procured from any OF the
and at Nos hfh.st, JIG Fifth
&c Goa Madison. ave- IL East Forty yhrstst. 10 West
FIfty and $40 Lexington-avc The boxes are
heIng sold daily at the home Of Mrs. Hitchcock, No 8
East Twenty nlnth-st
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
TIE WEATHER REPORT
MoDEEArIxG BEYOND THE MIsstssI

MoDERATING BEYOND THE MISSISSIPPI
Washington, Dec. 1.-THE barometer has rsen sene'y
over the Atlantic Coast tn central valleys and the Nos
Pacific Coast. - has fallen slightly from NebrisAS
northward over Manitoba The weather continues M
except on the east Gulf and In Florida where sa'
,s are reported and the Lake regions where tp.
local SHOWS continue. IL Is much colder In New'hAs-.
and the Middle Atlantic states and slightly colder =.
remaining districts east oi the Mississippi ~ Nst
from Texas northward 20 Minnesota The ndcstc,s
thaL eo der and fair weather will yoatinuc IA NeNhhs
and the Mlidle Atlantic states Friday and hat Le ~ a
ness will Increase. with hight SHOWS and Sieht -
emperatmre on SATURDAY Warmer faiF we1thT Is ~ "a
dicatf for the mississippi and the lower Ms'-"
NallrYs on FEiday and probably S1tur.ay