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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-21
The Athletic Arena.

The Warren A A. held its regular
weekly meeting last evening at its rooms,
No. 100 Newark avenue. Eleven new
members were elected and seventeen
propositions received. This club Is co M
ing to the front very rapidly and has a
neat sum in the treasury, and as long as
a club can show a balance on the right
side it will be a success. A new financial
secretary was elected 10 fill the vacancy
caused by p. Mcmahon, who resigned.
j.. Clements was elected to NIL the va
will be he'd next Monday evening at the
anne place.
The L. J. Lane Association will hold
its regular meeting tonight at Railroad
avenue and Henderson street. Anyone
wishing to join may do so by attending
the meeting.
The third annual excursion and games
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y

Granville Stuart loft for Bozeman last
night.
Alderman John Germ. OF Great Falls. is
spending u few days in Helena.
Miss Bogert, Of Bozeman, 10 visiting
Mrs. J.. N. Marshall, sO7 Spruce street.
Among the names ON the register of The
Helena are John j.. Forbis. of Butte, Ssna-
tor W. ii. Thornton, L. :. Marshal w. +.
Furay.
John NJ. Himelman. manager Of the
White~Smith Music Publishing company,
Of Chicago, arrived yesterday at the New
Merchants.
y. A. Meagher, clerk of the district court
Of Fergus county, came over from Lewis
town yesterday and registered at the New
Merchants.
W.. l.. Darling. of the engineering depart
ment, Northern Pacific railroad, in charge
Of construction of the Cenr d. Alene
branch, is in the city and stopping at the
New Merchants.
u. &. Atwnter and wife have arrived in
Helena from Denver and will locate here.
Mr. Atwster bag beer appointed division
agent Of the Continental Oil company to
succeed G. W. Tiugley, who has been trans
fesred to Denver.
Mrs. $. II. Buford. wife Of Senator Blu
ford. of Madison county, has been some
days in the city and has taken domicile
with her husband at the Cosmopolitan,
where she will remain to the end OF the
legislative session.
Ben KiMber. of the mine Of the same
nane came into town last night. He says
the Ben kimbsr has four men at work reg
ularly. The Little Bonanza, owed by
HuIl n Sprague. is shipping q carload OF
ore every other day. He says this mine il
looking fine and eighteen men find employ
ment there.
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A MAN WITH MANY WIVES.
Too Much Aiimony Brings Richard stahI
to Grief

Too Much Aiimony Brings Richard stahI
to Grief
SAs FsLscIsco, Feb. 24.-kich.rd StahI,
the talented young author Of the tunefnl
comic operas, Said Pasba'' and the ".ea
King" is in the custody of the chief of no.
lice OF Portland, Ore, awaiting a reauisi-
ton from Gov. Markham, Of California.
stahl, youth though he is, has
been married no less than FIVE
times. His last wife was BERTHE
Crawford, of the Patti-Rosa COM
pany. To his exile partners Stahl ia pay-
ing an amount in alimony every month
that would drive q less brainy man crazy in
. short time, and to wife No. 4 in particular
thsrs are several dollars due.
Just before the arrival Of the fair BERTHE
Richard wss leading the Natural Gag
orchestra at the very theatre wifey WAS TO
appear at the following week, and to q 10
quacI0us friend be old a cock and bull
story about laying low" in San
Francisco until ''IhS Eea King was
produced at tine California theatre.
when he would slap al iuiuuc,
ton of Manager Harry Mann. The sact Of
the matter WAS that long ago Stahl soId the
rights to the play to KEELING Bros. of the
Iiyoii. and be knew his friend would bisd
what be had teld him. especially when he
asked him TO remain silent. Monday waa
tins date set for the throwing OF Stabr's
bone. In the meantime Stahl wss putting
spsce between himself and prsttie Berthe.
and by easy stages was working owsrd
oregon, where he expected to be joined by
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vsesnsy. In the presiding o~fiosr's chair after
that dats, % q caucus Of republicans ssna-
sOrs WILDE held soOn to elect Senate In
CALLS successor. II docs not sppear
tnat much effort ID making
ON the part Of senator's 70
secure the place. and but three name. have
been pzt forward prominently. which are
those Of Senators Platt, Hosr and frys.
with the chances IN favor Of the Iattsf.
senator Ingalls, made q fsiictsons 1--WE
speech ~reslGning the presidency pro tcni:
upon the selection Of his successor ana
Thanking his brother senators for tncii un-
varying courtesy 10 him while IN tue CHAIR.
The question 10 raised by prominent nt-
toYnays and others NJ to the meaning OF the
term inhabitant as used in the constitution,
and upon It's Interpretation may depend the
election Of United States senator elect
Kyle, Of South Dakota. Tho Huronitc says
the claim 10 made that NJ the time
of Kyle's election be was not an
~inhabitan1 Of tho state within ths
meaning and spirit Of ths constitution;
that he was simply a missionary or agent o.
a foreign church society, subject 70 its call
at any time; that ne had no home there, no
liked" habitation within the constitutional
meaning Of tbs term; that he had no inten-
tion Of making = permanent home IN the
state; that he WAS already under engage.
ment to reside in the east az the financial
agent Of the Western D~enominntional col
Iege. Tn question IL the subject OF much
comment here.
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ETOCKi

k1OCha
NEW YoRy. Feb. 2i.-Ear silver. $3.50.
Copper-Nominal.
Iesd Steady: domestic. SIS.
The stock market was dull. lower and closed
heavy a. the lowest price, Il the day. but gener-
ally only slightly lower than Saturday.
Governments dull,
Petroleum -Marci,, cIosed 70.
Money on call easy. closed At 24 per cent
Prime mercantile Isper sat. Sterling exchange
s1.ss.
Government bonds -4's. f2I as. 1Ga North
ern Pacific, I'M; preferred. M: Oregon I'm
proysmeaf. n; Oregon Navigation, IL; Short
Line 2Its; Union Pacific. 44a.
CHICAGO CATTLE
CHICAGO. Feb. -. Cattle - Receipts, 10000:
slow and weak; steers. S4.00G3 Is; cows. Sling
z. 80: heifsrs. s3.GOMy.50;.
Hogs Receipts. 5000: slow and lower: rough
and common. $3.50: mi1eI and packers, s.. 40N
$50; prime heavy snd butcher weights, $3.5Dn
3.55: light, $35ON3. 81.
HhesD-Keceipts, 1900. lower; natives. $500
800: Westerns. Shz5M5. ": lambs. $A5O15.3.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. Feb. 2L-CIosing -Whsst-Steady.
cash. 93Ac: May, 95ac; July. Gssc.
Corn-steady; cash, 53i4c, May, 55'4c; July.
6Ssc.
P~ork-stsagy; cash. 50. nas: May: sa.s5
~Lsrd-Steady: cash. IS .JIAM5.W; May, $a.sO
Barley Nominal: 7Cc. ~.
sLoft ribs-stsady; cash. $3.50. May. $3.50.
Shouldsrs 81. S0H4.O0.
Short Ie6r-S4.S0n4 4, 81.
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ALIAS s~UMMONs-IN THE DISTRICT
"A court Of the First Judicial district Of tho
state 3f Montana. in and Tor the county Of Lewis
Mary 4. Richardson, plaintiff, W Almayne If.
Richardson. defendant.
II State 9f Montsa. sends erecting to the
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the shove named plaintiff
in the district court Of the first judicial district
lewis and Clarke. and 70 answer the complaint
fled therein. within ten days. exclusive OF tho
dsy of seryice) sitter the service ON you Of this
served out Of this county. but in this district.
Or Judgment BY default will be taken against you.
The raid action 10 brought. to dissolve the
bonds Of matrimony now existing between you,
tts defendant. Almayne H. Richardson, and ths
that On or shout the 10Th day Of July. 1889. and
more thsn one year prior to this commencement
of this action. You. disregs!dins the solsmnity cf
deserted and .bandoned the plaintiff. and ever
since have and still continue so to wilfully and
without cause de-, ert and abandon sai0 plaintiff
any sufficient cause or reason and against her will
and without hsr consent. that you and the plain
tiff were in,ermarried on or about the 10th day sf
row are hns and wife, and that the plaintiff
" and has been Il resident Of Montana Tor tIs
period Of two years and four monfhs Immediately
And you are hereby notified thst II YOU fail To
appear and answer the said complaint. az above
required. the said plaintiff will apply to the court
10 the relief demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the dis
trict court of the First judicial district OF tho
:,a,S c e hen shIs isi II a ass s sf f ths sea1'y n 81 th ss ysas
iss.iiG"' JOHN BEAN. C,ssk
~ n. g. JOHNSON. Deputy Clerk.
At.orasys for Plaintiff.
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Arrivals at The Grand Central.
JOTTIyGs ABOUT TOWN.

4 MARI inee license WAS granted yesterday
70 Frank &. Wilcox, OF Helena, and Ida A.
Whitehall. Of EiIiston.
G. w. Cannon and others ha VS. conveyed
to Pbiio y. Kelly lots ~, q; and ~ in block
3, Cont House addition for f1.2O.
There will be a meeting Of the Helena
Catholic Dramatic club "Wednesday evening.
Feb. 81, at the hall at eight O'Clock for gen
sfai rehearsal.
William II. Hunt. district judge, has con
geyed to Charles ID. Cleaves and Mark Cur
tis lot ~. block IG, Helena towpsits. Con
sideration. $40.
A adjourned meeting Of the Society Of
Civil Engineers will be held at the office of
Sizer d keerl, Atlas building, Saturday
evening at eight O'Clock.
Ihcnss Travis, of Helena. has appro-
pfiatsd 80 inches of the waters of Beaver
creek, a quarter Of Il milesoutheast of Him
mi, Tor concentrating purposes.
Tho Central W. q. r. l.. will hold a
mothers meeting Thursday afternoon. Feb.
20 at two O'Clock, at the home Of Mrs.
Bridenthsi, TJ Montana avenue. AcordiaI
invitation is extended TO all.
A meeting Of the board of trade was
! called for last night to consider the new
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The nomination Of Charles Foster as sec
rotary OF the treasury was confirmed by the
senate: Lieut.-Col A.. X. Arnold to be
colonel Of cavalry; George stonernan, lieu
tenant-coloEel, retired, to be colonel of in
fantry; Endmund Wells, TO be associate
justice Of the supreme court Of Arizona.
In the house the senate bill passed grant
ing pensions to members Of Powel's bat
talon OF mounted volunteers of Missouri
who served in the Mexican war.
The silver pool committee resumed its
session to-day. Senator Jones, Of Nevada,
said he WIS not personally interested in
silver speculation during the present ron
gress, and knew nothing whatever of any
silver pool combination or organization.
A cable message from Minister Eean, at
Santiago. Chill. says the United States
steamer Pensacola arrived at 1alcuhan Feb.
20, and Admiral Mccain reported fighting
at Iquiaue. The rest Of the country ii
trAnuniI.
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Count T%oIstoI's Rival ~ - Russian Idol.
One Of the most popular men in Russia,
fast outstrippinR Count Tolstoi for tho
premier place and the high road to canon
~izatiop. is Father Ivan, Of Cronstsdt, says
tho Chicago Post. During the last
three weeks nt least three different book
lets have been published giving an ac-
count Of his life and doings. and
these find a ready sale, for his deeds
have been told by rumor throughout the
empire and exaggerated till they have
reached marvellous proportions. 1t il pop
ularly believed that his prayer can hca! the
sick. He never touches those for whom he
prays and h o makes not the slightest claim
himself to the possession of occult powers.
He was born III 1870 in the gov
eminent Of Archangel, in the far north,
and was settled in Cronstadt thirty five
years ago. His reputation has therefore
been Is thing Of slow growth, for it il only
during the last few years that those outside
his " parish have heard Of his good
deeds, tut now everyone In Russia talks OF
him AZ much AZ the world now talks Of DR..
Koch.
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the Natural Gas company lie would have
been all right. however, but for one
mistake hs made. Some time ago no
sold to the KrsliDgs I'LL bis rights to the
play Of said Pnsfia." scores II oil. He
forgot to remember that. and ut tho last
moment he levanted with the music Of that
delightful operetts. The krelings were not
plensed with this and when they, az the
others did, heard Of Stahl's proposed at
tack on Harry Mann. they quietly got out
q warrant for his arrest on u charge OF
ENLIGHTENMENT. Stahl did not Show
up and Chief Crowley's force made
the wires warm telegraphing all
over the state TO ascertain his
Whereabouts. just before tho Oregon train
pulled out last night ii WAS heard that Stahl
and his new wife would 500 reach Port
lard.
The remainder Of the tale IL soon told. a
dispatch to the chief Of police at Portland
caused the musical autiior TO be met at the
depot and taken in charge until n requisi-
ton from Gov. Markham conld be secured.
This document was procured this morning
and Stshl will be here next Saturday to
face both the KreIings and pretty wife
No. 4.
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Census Of Con vIcfs.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 4.-The number Of
convicts in the pepitsntiaries, according to
the tsnth census, was 3O,65J. The eleventh
census just completed shows The number to
be 5,233, or an increase Of only thirteen to
the million. This il not an alarming
growth. OF these there we're 3O,54G whites,
1867 colored. 237 Chinese. $50 indians and
three Japanese. In respect Of sex. 8,442
~penitentiary convicts are men, and 1871
women. 1t is an interesting remark. easily
retained in the memory. that Of 1927 peni-
t~entiaYy convicts whose birthplace and az
entage are known. the foreign born element
of the population furnished l4.725, the
colored population furnished 1859. and
the native white population, which probably
outnumbers them both. only 13,7Ll. In
other words, each Of these elements fur
nishes about one-third Of all the inmates
Of our state prisons and penitentiariss.
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Entrance TO Liebig World Dlspenssry
I II. broadway, corner Nam.

Drs. LieDig & 90. are regular graduates in
tnsaisins ana snrt,rt any ,pseiaa p'astit,"nsrs
and Montana 10 treat all chrome, nervous and
private diseases ~betiler causei by irnpru1snrs.
ezgess or co1taIiohl. seminal weakness. Iizht
'o-.ss, sexual debility lI"ss Of sexual powerl
nervous debility tlo.s Of nerve force diseases Of
tbs blood l~sgphilis. gsnsrrhpa, giset and stric
tnreJ cured Cnraoie cs-es guaranteed o. money
refunded Charges low. 1hou.ands 81 cases
cured All lncJiciner are ee pecislly prepared Tor
ezch Individual case ~ laboratory No injurious
oF poisOno3r compounds used No time lost
from bIsiae.s. pa,isnts a. a distance treated by
msiI and express Medicine sent every whsre
Tres from sAls o. breakays.
In diseases of Inc blood. brain, heart snI nerg y
Gus System. a. well a. liver. kidney and gravel
complaints. rheumatism, paralysis and all Dt1ef
chronic Jisesses
Write for ilIustratsa paper. on p%efernitie.,
Cancer. Eaiarrb. bronchitis, inhalation, Electric
,ty. Magnetism, Paralysis. kplleDsy, kijney
bladder. Eye, Lar. S1in and Blood and all surgi-
cal operations.
Dsess-s Of women = specially. Book on dis
ens.s free.
Ths oniy reliable Medical ami Surgical list
tate making a specially Of private disea,es
All blood diseases successfully irsatst. Sjpbi-
lite PoisDns removed from the system without
mercury. sew restorative treatment for loss Of
Vital Power. Persons unable fo whit rs msy bs
tfsxtsi q. home by corrsspondencs All com
munica;i1n. confidential, Medicines or Instru-
ments sent b. mad or eIprfss securely pac god.
Ons personal interview preferred. cai, and con.
.ssd in plain wrapDer our book free. explaining
Why Thousands canaot bs cared Of Private. ,pe-
cisI and Net vous diseases. Seminal Weakness.
sysrmatorrea. jnpotsncy, Syphilis. Gonorrn9a.
Gi@st, tarieocIes. etc.
Drs. Lisbig 4 20 are the only qualified or re-
sponsibls specialist. left in Montana since the
new medical law.
Office hours from to g and ] To 2 D IN Or by
aDDoin'msnt x Ss..ar sT r. assfrt es,"''
Agency for DIR. Liebis's Insig0ra,or al Room
!, Fast BROADWAY, Butte,
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|F|1~
MUST BE
Discussion Of Worlds Fair Matters in the
senate.

Discussion Of Worlds Fair Matters In the
Scnat
WAsHfyGToN, Feb. 24.-The Worlds fair
paragraph OF the sundry civil appropriation
bill was discussed in the senate. McPher-
son referred to the large salaries the officers
Of the exposition had voted themselves, and
inquired whether the committee on appro-
pristions bad taken any position Oh that
subject. Allison replied that on the organ
ization Of the exposition 100000 were ap-
pfopriated for the use Of the commission
and the commissioners had zone on in the
expenditure Of that money for the present
fiscal year. The committee had reported
~ amendment for Is limited appropriation
during the next fiscal year. II was intend
ed that tho machinery Of the exposition at
Chicago would speedily adjust itself 70 the
proposed conditions. Mcpherson, still re-
}erring To the large salaries. SAID there
was . fear expressed IN some quarters that
II that thing was allowed to 90 ON there
would be very little left Of the appropria-
ton OF 81, 800, COO to be devoted to anv pur-
pose other than the payment OF salaries.
Allison said il WAS not intended to continue
the present plan and arrangement; 1t was
expected that whatever the official stan or
management might be in Chicago, the great
BODY OF their OmpeHSAtJOn WouIu DO pAiu
ont of the fund raised for the exposition by
voluntary contributions, or gate receipts.
Finally the vote was taken and the amend
Inent reported by the committee agreed to.
The amendments in regard to the Worlds
fair are ~ follows: Reducing the item ''for
the selection, purchase, : reparation and ar
rapaement Of exhibits Of executive depart
ments'' from $3.50, 900 to 100000; striking
out the provision that $4,000 Of the amount
be devoted to the Latin-Amer!can depart
ment. and inserting in it q provision appro-
priating to tie purpose Of the item my re-
malning unexpended under section eighteen
Of the act authorizing the exposition. ex.
cept that $4,000 Of such SUN may be ex-
pended for the remainder Of the current
fiscal year for salaries and other expenses.
inclndYnk expenses Of lady managers. strik-
ing out various detailed items for salaries
and expenses. and inserting IN lieu of them
a bulk appropriation Of $4,000 for salaries
and other expenses. including expenses of
the board Of lady managers. and providing
that its expenditure is TO be mp roved by
the secretary Of tho treasury. and that the
government is not to be liable for any fur
ther salaries. compensation OF expenses: in
scrting an additional paragraph that the
sums appropriated in the bill for the
Worlds Columbian exposition shall be
1ecm ed part Of tho s1,500,000 limit Of the
liability Of the United States OF account
thereof.
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charter pending In the legislature. and
other matters. There WIS no quorum pres
emit. but an informal talk about the charter
showed that it met with general favor.
The school district No. 2. on the west
side, in to have u new school house. Il will
be located either in the Brooks, Bellevue or
Ames additions. A fine school building
will be erected and plans are already III
course OF preparation. Bids for land will
be received at the Office Of VIM. Muth OF
March 2.
An expert now shoer attracted some at
traction Yesterday afternoon going up Cath
olic hill from Broadway. He wore a pair of
Norwegian skis. They were each about
five feet long, made Of thin pine. slightly
turned up in front, and four or five inches
in width. This style of shoe 10 much used
in the mountains OF Montana by prospect
ors and woodchoppers.
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IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT. CoURr

IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT. COURT
N lot me Ninth pIais clrcait. district Of Montana,
VS.; Maria Amseker. q a.. defendsnts.
Due and proper application having besn made to
,ald count shall direct thai csrtsin absent dsisnd-
ant: :ns. IL the Z above named action, sPpea.. plead.
desisn.tsd. to The 'Hbtii Z complaint Il dic a by S' sss
S nna . . herein: and The. saIa order Be- served
ants wherever fonnd. and alto upon
sss ss sns':s !. .s d; ,I ssS .:;S ;s si:si L s" + A: RI q
snch manner rs the court may direct, not less
than once . week. for six consecutive weeks.
court from tho petition ab,ys named, and from
TIE files and records Of this court in this csse,
the bill Of complaint filed herein, arc not inihahr-
tnnts Of or found within said district Of Montana,
an ti were e not inhsbitants Of. or found within,
mencement Of this suit, or at any time since, and
that they have not voluntarily appeared to said
And it further appearing that personal scrvice
Of the subpoena issued in thi. sction upon said
absent defendants, tc.wiE }. MoNnlty. Mary NJ.
%yG WIFI. [. A% +; &. Ss.stRn i. Ii Mol II: d%15s oSn s ri e. Z.
Names n hqHI Il Ey.n ", ~ Al1 r. ~. \; y Herbert; ;: N.
II. theodore snd John Doe. o. any ny. 81 ft them. I.
And II further appearing that this suit was
Staase for the Ninth circuit. district Of Montans,on
the 4th day Of September 1890. and IL still pending
in said court, and that said suit IL brought to en-
force an equitable lien upon, and claim to, GER
tain real estate. snd TO remove. certain encum-
brances and clouds upon the title to said resi-
estate. set forth and described in plaintiffs said
bill Of complaint. which said real property Is
situated within tho district Of Montana. where
such suit ~ brought, and that this il . proper
case for such m order.
following named prisons are IN possession and
J: Steele. W. n. Little. II. u. Heed, Geo. 9.
Howell, Maria. AInackcr.. John J Amacker: tits
hereby ordered that J.. McNulty. Mary N. John
sOn, T.: 4. Carlton, l.. IL. Warren, G.. {. Wylie.
j. ArcbambauIt, r. Holland, John smith, James
Murphy: ". Allen. Il. B.Herbert. J. N. Mary, G. A.
Evans, W.. II. Lewis, W. &. Cameron, II. Theo-
dOre. John Doc and Richard Roe. being the abb
sent defendants above named. appear. plead.
answer or demur to the bill Of complaint filed By
the plaintiff herein. by Wednesday the list day Of
April, 1891. aud that this order be served upon
the persons in charge Of said property, by dsliy:
srinG IT, said persons = COPY OF this order, aud
that said order be published in The Helena
Daily independent. . newspaper published in the
county Of Lewis and Clarke, state of Montana,
once q week for six successive weeks next before
the first day Of April, A. -. 1891.
HIRAM KNOWLES,
United States District Judge.
Dated this 18th day Of February, 1891.
Attest o true copy:
GRO. W. BPRoULZ,
fsEALl Clerk.
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Take IL Before Break fast.

The great appetizer. tonic and liver regu-
ia~tor-positive specific for liver complaint,
in use for more than 30 years IN England.
Bad taste in the mouth on arising in the
morning, dull pains in the head n back
OF the eyes, tired feeling, dizZiness-sym-
toms Of liver complaint. kemedy-Dr.
Henley's English Dsndelion Tonic. Get
the genuine from your druggist for 81, and
take according to directions.
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Official Weather.

WAsHIsGTos, Feb. PA special bulletin
Of the weather buread seays the severe
storm that tool an overland course from
California Monday. and was central last
night over Wyoming. 10 this evening cen
trail over upper Michigan. Heavy rains
have fallen over most OF the area traverged
by the storm. A cold wave of much ssver-
fty will follow it in the western and central
states, extending south and to the Atlantic
coast.