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Shreveport and Caddo Parish

The gin house of d. F. Barr, on
Black Bayou, was burned last Friday
night. Cause of fire unknown.
Gen. J. B. Weaver, the Third party
candidate for President, was billed to
speak at Shreveport last night.
Gov. Foster has appointed Col.
John s. Young Sheriff of Caddo par
ish, vice Mr.. John Lake, resigned.
The Shreveport waterworks have
been sold by the First National Bank
of New York to Mr.. NJ. P. Hitler, of
Topeka, Kansas, who assumed charge
on the LIST inst.
The first bale of new cotton sold in
Shreveport this year was sold on last
Saturday at 2 cents by MIR. W. G.
Perrin, one of Shreveport's clever and
popular cotton factors.
Miss Lula Mcmillan, daughter of
Mr.. Marion Mcmillan, an accomplish
cd young lady, about % yearsof age,
committed suicide last Saturday by
shooting herself in the head.
The residence of Mr.. Walter j.
Crowder, about half q mile from the
corporation line of Shreveport, was
burned last Monday morning. The
origin of the fire is unknown.
The criminal term of the District
Coass for Caddo parish, Judge s. L.
Taylor presiding, convened on last
Monday. The following constitute
the grand jury: Geo. A. Turner, fore
man; 7. F. Bickham, W. M. Davis,
7. L. Stringfellow, H, A. Winter, w.
r. Shepherd, W. r. Bradford, r. K.
Colquit, s. j. Ward, r. s. Elliott, E.
Phelps, Sam Dreyfuss, Lazare Kahn,
W. A. j. Holmes, T. A. Miller, r. W.
Smith.
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Sam Benjamin } No: 1858.
vs.. In District Court, Bossier
G. w. Jockey. SParish, La.
py virtue Of a writ of fieri faeias issued
- from the District Court of BOssier parish,
La, in above entitled euit, and to me directed,
have seized and will proceed to sell, at pub
lie auction, to the last and highest bidder, at
of Benton, Bossier parish. La, on Saturday,
September "a, 1892, the following property,
tO-wit:
One Black Mare Mule and one Cream Horse
Mule.
Seized as the property of the defendant,
writ, together with all interest and cost.
Terms of Sale Cash, subject TO benefit of
appraisement.
AR THOMPSON Sbor;H
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go REWARD.

I viii give $40 for the arrest and detention of
4 one Gent Wiley, alias Jennings. alias
Locket, who, on the night Of the 18th July,
1892, broke into my house and stole out 4270 in
gold and set the house on fire and made his es
cape. Wiley is aboat 81 years old, weighs 14e
peunds. copper ooiored, about 81 feet high,
born and raised in ward 3, Webster parish, La.
j. III. WILLIAMSON,
August 2S, 1892. Minden, La.
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The Force bill is a Republican issue
this fall. President Harrison advo-
Gated it in his last message, the Reed
Congress passed it and the Minneap-
oils platform indorsed it. In in hard
work to get away from these facts.
The Bossier banner., 1892-09-08

A State, Parish and Poll Taxes for the year
N 1892, as set forth in the rolls on file are
now due and win become delinquent on nova
BILE property September 1st, and on immovable
December 3lst.
A. e. THOMPSON.
State and Parish Tax Collector.
Benton, La, August 81, 1892.
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Maj. Albert G. Gibson, formerly
United States Marshal of this Dis
trict, was accidently drowned last
Monday while crossing the Mississip-
pi river at Vicksburg. Maj. Gibson
was about so years Of age, and was q
cousin OF Senator r.. L. Gibson.
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N1kicRs

a.. I have sold the CRES- -.
I \CENT STABLES to Mr.. w. a
A0.W. johnson, and have mov-AlNs
ed my Office to the UNION MULE AND
HORSE MARKET, corner of Texas and Leyee
Streets, shreveport. will be prepared to feed
stock by the single feed, day or month. Will
advance on all stock consigned to me, and
will treat oil animals for all diseases they are
heir to. My Lniments, Condition Powders.
Collie and SPAWN Cures never fail, which
sell at low figures. Respectfully,
JOHN CALDWELL.
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ITO GSse OsUasers ssassg Oshers.

She undersigned will do general Machine
4 Work. overhaul Engines, Gin Stands.
Clocks. Watches, Sewing Machines, or any
thing that needs repairing-from Lamps ap.
Will drive wells and make old ones that have
failed, give good supply of water. Work
guaranteed. Satisfaction given or no money
asked. J. =. CARR.
Benton La
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Notice to Levee Contractors.

Office of Board of Commissioners, Bossier
Levee District. ;
Benton, La. August IL, 1892. }
Sealed proposals will be received at the Bos-
~ sier City Office Of the Board of Commits
siouers for the Bossier Levee District up to -
o'clock. noon, Friday. September 3, 1892, for
the construction Of the following named levues,
in the Parish of Bossier:
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THE creditors of the succession Of Z. M,
4 Arnold, deceased, will present their
claims, with the evidence thereof, to my at
torney, Joannes Smith, Esq, at Benton.
THERESA s. ARNOLD,
Administrative.
sept. ., 1897. sept Is
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To TTess,Msses.s.

Mo hunting or trespassing will be allowed OF
1N my plantation, situated six miles below
Shreveport, on Red River, and knewn 40
Lower Chalk Level''
D. Z. NICHOLSON,
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Bossier Parish Assessment.

We ore indebted to Mr.. w. n.
Doles, our clever and efficient AS
SCISSOR, for the following Assessment
of Bessier parish for year 1892:
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-09-09
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.

Sir made use of your PHILo-
TOKEN with my last child, in oraer
TO procure d safe and easy travail
| used It about two months before
ny expected time, until was taken
sick, ard I had a very quick and easy
confinement. Nothing occurred to
protraet my cenvalesceuce, and l
got about in less time than was usual
for me. ] think it medicine that
should be used by every expectant
mother. for should they but try it as
Ihave, they would never be without
it at such times.
lam yours respectfully,
Mrs, ELIZABETH DIX
ANY merchant or druggist can mo
cure RIsLEY's PHlLoTOKEN i.c 3 a
hottie.
CHARLES T RTCLr-,
Wholesale Druggist
81 CorClandt ST., New York.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-09-09
NOTICE..

Having qualified as administrators OF
d. NJ. Lee. dec d., hereby request all
who are indebted to his estate to make
immediate payment, and all who have
jewelry, fire arms or any other articles
in his shop for repair will call for them
within the next 80 days, after which
time they will be sold for repairs. Az
to whom the estate IS indebted Will
nresent their claims within u months.
.. &C.,. -.ct.oc 80. - p.~--od e ~Lr q
recovery.
July 7th. 1892.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-09-09
sHILoH's CATARRH REMEDY. A

SHILOH 5 CATARIGE REMEDY. A
ria, Canker mouth. and Headache.
With each bottle there is aR ingeniou
nasal Injector for the more successful
treatment of these complaints without
extra charge. Price soc. Sold by Hoop
eli & Co.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-09-09
OUR cOLOHED PEOPLE.
a Variety Of Items Especially Interesting
to that Race.

This column IL edited by W.H.DoggetI
Lovely moonlight nights.
Base Ball is all the talk this week
The Washington Band is a good
one
Miss Nicyy Moore has returned from
Nag's Head
Mr. VIM Failing left for Berkeley on
the 9th.
MrB. T. Holley was in iowa last
Saturday
M;sa Lc..4:G Cray has gone tc
Baltimore.
Mr. Henry Hill left this week for
Berkeley,
Get your gun ready for hunting,
G anne plentiful
Mr. W. W. Blair left for Raleigh .
on the 9Th.
In time Of peace prepare for war,
and az - - eel.
Miss Nette Jordan left for Phila-
dclshIa on the 3lst.
The Odd Fellows will ION have
Brass Band Lookout
The marriage bells VIII soon be
heard Nothing like it, girls.
Miss Francis Parker has returned
from her visit to GAINESVILLE.
Miss Martha Davenport of CTes-
we'll was in town this week,
Leap wear entertainment on the
21st at Pleasant Grove.
Miss Emma Benton, of Norfolk
IS visiting friends in this city
Miss Mary Blount Returned from
her visit to MurfreeSbOro
Messrs. Anthony and Edward Ed
new have returned from E. City.
The Chowan House is still! in it.
T. ". Wills is its new proprietor.
Miss Mariah Burk left for Moyock
on the grid to take charge Of school
Mrs Abergil Ha sey is visiting
her sister Mrs Annie Lyon III E.Clty.
Grand excursion to Norfolk On
Tuesday, the 18TH. Get ready and
go.
We are pleased to see out again
Mr.. @. A. Hinton after few day S
illness.
Lockout for another match game
of base ball at the Fair grounds next
month.
MIR Charlie Jenkins, Of E. City,
spent Sunday IN our town. Come
again, Charlie.
Rev W J. Heritage is erecting
a foe two story building On East
Church street.
At the time we go to press the
Edenton boys are making the " ash
ingtons hustle.
The. young ladies entertainment
given on the night of the 2nd at
Bldham'8 Scls0, house Was grand.
The Baptist State Sunday school
convention will meet at Halifax
Sept. 2Oth-24th.
The burning of the Brann;u mil
last Saturday vas a great loss to
this town. Many Will out work.
Rev 7 0. Hayes. OF Area, lectuT-
ell Wednesday night last at Provl-
deuce Baptist church, IJwae grand.
Died. on the morning Of the 7tn
on Albenarle street, tile little CHILD
OF Mr. ami Mrs Iredall. The Lord
giveth and the Lord ta<eth away.
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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-09-09
Tax Notice.

The Tax List for 1892 with orders
for collection is now IL my hands. All
persons are requested to pay imme-
diately. as propose to make early
collections and prompt settlements.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-09-09

| viii pe al
A. J. Wards store October 18th,
J.H. Hobbs store g 10Th,
Centre Hill, g 20tn,
". E. Jordan store 81 2IsG,
Edenton 22nd,
H. c. Nixon's store g 26th,
Win be in Edenton every Saturday
after dates mentioned. Please meet
me promptly. Remember the dates
and settle al once
L. w. PARKER.
Sheriff of Chowan co
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-09-09
NOTICE,

Having qualified as administrator
of James Oregor., notice is hereby
given to All persons holding Claims
against said estate, to present them
tor payment on or before Aug /, '93.
Persons who owe the e5 ate vii
come forward and settle the same at
once. 6. S. VANN.
August /, 1892 Admir-
The sun., 1892-08-20
CRESPO CAPTURES VALENCIA.
There was Little Resistnnce-Terribie Cos
altion OF the COUNTRY.

There was Little Resistance Cos.
dition OF the Country.
PANAMA. via Galveston, Aug. 1e.-Advices
from Caracas state that Gen. Crespo has cap
tured Valencia. His storming force consisted
OF 1.5OO men. with about the same number
held in reserve. There was little resistance.
Only 300 soldiers occupied the city at
the time OF the attack. and they retired
after short and fecbls street fight. The
Crespoists are expected at Csbello next.
The city has been barricaded since Aug, 4.
when an attack by small revolutionary force
was repulsed Cabello has two cannon. and
the garrison is armed with reporters. 1t is
thought that there will be hard fighting before
Crespo can capture it
In La Guayra and Caracas everything 10
quiet as the grave. The famine continues
and the poorer people are dying in unusual
numbers Throughout the country bands Of
marauders still seek plunder. but as all the
wealthy families have been impoverished or
driven away already. they find small rewards
for their enterprises. and are gradually dwind-
ling away.
Bloodshed is seldom reported. In fact the
country has been devastated and starved until
there is little or no spirit left outside OF the
principal military camps. Tho growing con-
viction ia that Crespo is slowly conQuering all
before him and soon will be in complete pos
session Of the whole field
Later advices from Caracas say that on Aug.
10 Crespo met with reverses at Vale and Cor
tada. Crespo commanded about 1000 troops.
to which tho Government opposed 5000.
There was heavy skirmishing all the morn
ing. and twice during the afternoon about
third OF the forces on each side was engaged
Crespo. however. seeing that he was over
matched. refused to give decisive battle. and
In the evening withdrew.
The sun., 1892-08-20
SOME MARITAL FAILURES.
NO sILK,vN PETTERS BIND THESE
HELRLS TOGETHER.

Mrs. MeCreay, seeA. q Divorce, which Her
Husband Sc ~ sShe Doesn't Deserve-The
nNoving FAME OF Anton Dahl-Thompson
Wants HisDs wgh ter Hungarian" mt Odds
Judge Giegeri,Sh Of the Court OF Common
Pleas Is now cons herinG two sets Of opposing
affldavits. one OF vtiicl, AYERS that William Z.
NMcCredy. q broth er-tn-law OF Frederic h
Coudort. has abused, his wife to degree that
entities her to a limited divorce while the
other sets forth that by her imprudent. II not
unfaithful. acts she h - forfeited all claim to
redross. These ant Avfts came before the
Judge rs an annex y an application Tor
larger allowance than 500 month. which
Mrs McCrcdy now receives. and Tor money TO
rny John d. Townsend. for conducting her
case. This application ts based on the TACT
that she has bccn nccus, omcd to live IN lux
nry at the Hotel san Reno and other hotels.
that she has had jewels and horses. and has
pn,d SO ny hour for tho h aiming OF her voice.
whicn is considered by scme to rival Lillian
l;ussoirs. NJ. N,r..s
who 10 !, nore broker at S Front street. and
IL vol. OF. Mrs. McCrcdy. then ne was I at Ber.
Sonc, sonns open" OPEN to a. suspicion When this Cuban
was was;s + hsr Husband arss ionate letters in
which s!e comnlainod OF 1e' Bg very lotnssome. n %
1p % CT tys de Used to Ds
range tho, window shades v her apartment.
when hcr husband started do wn to show her
visitor that the coast was c!ea r.
Mr. McCredy also alleges tina t his vile COM
promised herself with other m on. particul arly
with cnrbstone broker at aratoga where
vent her mail from being inspe, ted by Mr.. Nc
Gredy. He Thought OF applying for q divorce
when he found ctter from thsr broker t"
Mrs. McCredy. beginning MY dear wife,"
She explained it away and they b ocame recon-
ciled.
Airs. McC, ,dy denies all Of the alleeations
made by her husband and defles Edm to prove
any Of them to be really OF q cha racter to en-
title him to divorce on statutory & rounds.
The sun., 1892-08-20
ASSAULTED BY STRIKERS.
Brandt Was Walking Home fron tho shop
with = Non.uaIoM Workman.

Aranat was walking Home from the Sh0R
with n Non.uaion Workman.
The 300 employees in J. Wischert's shoe
shop at 20 Boerum street. Wiliamsburgh,
went on strike two weeks ago because Wis
ebert refused to agree to scale OF wages SUBJ
mitted to him by tho turner's. BY the terms
under which the turner's had been working
they were able to earn only from S. to 81 =
week. Tho turner's. who numbered fifty
struck. and the next day they were Joined BY
the other employees. Since then tho factory
has been idle. despite the attempt to employ
non-union mon.
Mr. wischert succeeded in obtaining about
fifteen mon a few days ago. These m on wero
employed in tho office. At 8 o'clock last even
ing Ernest Bran dt who is head bookk enpsr as
e Ike with
Boerpm street. When between Lorimer street
and Leonard street one Of the strikers stole
pp po,h behind nj Brandt Bran and gave him a savage
As Brandt turned to face his assaiant no re.
cceived another blow. hich knocked him down.
men. Who kicEeI Brandt and Z then % ieit Gre him.
The man with whom Brandt had been walk
spSvd Thy Mostly
beating Of Brandt. The latter's assaianta had
was assisted to his home in Lynch street near
sailants were and would cause their arrest
At the headquarters o! the striker. at
seHsm street & Es denied t night that
employed. bit that Brandt's ASSISTANTS were ERE
Brandt insisted that the men who assaulted
him were strik ers. Last night q policeman
was guarding tho factory.
The sun., 1892-08-20
COOKS RISE AGAINST TIE CHEF.
A Lively Row nt shelter Island In Which
Knives Are BraaAished,

A Lively Row Mt shelter Island In which
Knives Are Bra.dished.
GREENpoRr. Aug. 10.-A riot took place to-
night among the cooks at the Manhasset
House on Shelter Island. The riot was
brought about by the refusal OF some French
cooks employed in tho hotel to obey the orders
OF the chef.
During the riot the cooks seized knives and
other weapons. and in their rage slashed right
and left The hotel was filled with guests and
the fight between the employees created the
greatest excitement Tho hotel is tho largest
on the island and was crowded with people
During the fight women screamed and sew
eral tainted. The fight began in the kitchen.
whore the cooks were filling the orders OF tho
guests for supper.
The chef had had trouble with some OF tho
cooks before this. and tonight, by a concerted
movement they took Off their aprons and en-
phatically refused to take orders from him.
There were high words between the chef and
sono Of the cooks. and wordy war was fol-
lowed by blows
knives and II rushed to attack the Chef. Several
OF the other kitchen attaches went to his as
sistancc.
The proprietor. H. D. Lawson. the clerks.
stairs and tried to separate the cont mbatants:
There was great deal Of noise. Many thought
the hotel was on fire and rushed to save their
valuables.
ters after lot Of trouble separated tho COM
batants.. number OF the cooks had been cut.
while others had received injuries from blows
from rolling pins and other weapons;
After the row several coo ks left the hotel.
The chef is still in possession. Other cooks
Will be engaged at once.
The sun., 1892-08-20
WHO IS THE YOUNG WOMANs
She IL Crazy. and 1t IL Thought khs Has
Been Retrayed

CHICAGO. Aug. 19.-A handsome. we'll dressed
young woman. evidently the victim OF an un-
scrupulous man. is confined at the Detention
Hospital. and no one knows who she is. where
she came from. or ANYTHING about her sad his
tory. She was brought a raving maniac. to
the hospital on Wednesday night by young
man who gave the fictitious name OF George
Woodbridge. He was nervous. and very loath
to give any information regarding the woman
or himself.
His eagerness to get rid Of her without OK
posing his connection with the case aroused
the physicians suspicious. and he refused to
accept her unless he explained the matter
fully. The man then said his name was George
avenue. and that the girl was Lizzie Barrett,
his cousin. lived at the same place. and had
been crazy four days. Tho heat he said. had
caused her insanity.
!. Bailiffs to-day could find no trace Of either
the references given by Woodbridge OF Wood
bridge him self. or of any woman named Barrett
ct the address he gave The woman is about
21 years old. Of medium height, and OF bru-
nette type Her hair is Of dark brown and
her eyes. Of the same color are large and lus-
trous, though wild. with the fire Of insanity.
was found on her person that would lead to
the discovery OF her Identity.
She has spasms OF fear. at which times she
begs those about to protect her from a man
who she imaGines intends to kill her. Sho
calls for Charlie and begs him to restore
her to her home and not drown her In the lake
1t is believed she is in a delicate condition.
The sun., 1892-08-20

With . Friend They Wore Roeklng . Bos
In n MIL Race, When It Upset.

With = Friend They Were Rocking . Boat
In n MIL Race, When II Upset.
New BRuNsw1 Aug. 19.-Running from
the Delaware and Raritan Canal in an eastery
direction is q raceway or feeder that supplies
water for the large plaster factory OF johnson
& johnson. and also OF the New Brunswick
Hosiery Company.
Among the young women employed in
the plaster factory were Lizzie burgundy.
aged 10: Sadie White. IL. and Katie Connors.
II. They were fast friends and were in each
others company constantly. whether at work
or in search OF pleasure.
This evening. after a hard days work. as
they were leaving tho factory. in a spirit Of
daring one OF them proposed that they get
into boat. which was moored near by. and
enjoy themselves rocking to and fro. They
succeeded very we'll for time. and growing
boder as they gained confidence in their
seeming safety. they proceeded to rock the
boat moro violently than ever.
Suddenly the skiff lurched to ono side. and
IN endeavoripg to maintain her balance Miss
burgundy. who was standing in the bow OF
water OF the raceway. Miss White. realizing
the danger Of her companion made frantic
attempt to aid her. but only succeeded in cap
Miss Connors was near the landing. and in
TGy she how she
essistance. and shouted Tor soma one To- rescme ~.
Miss Burgundy and Miss White. but before
any one responded to her cries they sank.
The bodies were soon recovered. and Dr. A.
V. n. Baldwin. who had been summoned. did
oil that he could to resuscitate them. He
rked for more than an hour without sue
cess.
1t was some time before the Coroner could
be summoned hut finally Justice Hayher. act
bodies. gave the necessary permission for
their removal to their homes. no inquest being
deem cd necessary.
4 crowd soon gathered near the spot aud the
news OF the accident spread rapidly. Both
girls were Industrious ana popular with their
fellow employees. who respected them highly.
The sun., 1892-08-20
g. n. vANDERBIL7's COTTAGE ROBBED
The Thieves Supposed 10 u ave Sailed Away
On II Mysterious Yacht.

The Thieves Supposed 10 Have Sailed Away
On II Mysterious Yacht.
BosToN. Aug 19-Mr. George W. Wander
bit's cottage at Bar Harbor was robbed OF
$4,000 worth OF iewelry and silver plate at
tho time Of the raid by burglars . few weeks
ago. On the night Of the robbery the Eastern
Yacht Club was at anchor at Bar Harbsr and Q
gala time was In progress Among the ves-
sels was black schooner yacht which was ap-
parently part Of tho squadron. as it obeyed
all the squadron signals and conducted itself
In other ways as q part OF the fleet.
She was at anchor when tho sun went down.
but next morning she had departed no one
knew whore.
Then 1t was learned that Vanderbilt's sum-
mer residence had been burelarized during
the night When the occupants OF the cottage Q
awoke in the morning it was found that .
great part OF their silver had been taken. to-
Rether with about $500 In greennacks. aud.
:, Six Of these were. presents Of members Of
the family to Mrs. Vanderbilt Some tracks
were found lending to and from rear window
through which an entrance had evidently been
down to the shore. That the robbers had gone
OF by water was the conclusio formed at
once. and when q black schooner yacht was
Ali the iniormstion s That the police could OBJ
build. painted black that she was rather wide
at the stern. and that two or three men had
none Of the incoming vessels had passed her
Tho case was given to tho Pink kertons TO work
up. and they have set watch for the black
yacht. which IGN may have turned white nnd ipto
cular to all the police departments OF the
country. describing the stolen property.
The sun., 1892-08-20
on Aug. 10. 1891.

Average on Aug 1881
WASHINGTON FORECAST FOR SATURDAY
For Maine. New Hampshire. and Vermont. showers,
cooler: north winds.
For Nassachusetts, Rhode Island. and Connecticut
showers: cooler: north winds. becoming variable.
For Nru Fork, .houe,s: cooler; rasf ninds.
For eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey and DELAY ars
showers: cooler, cast winds.
For District OF Columbia Maryland and Virginia
showers: cooler; east winds.
For West virginia western Pennsylvania Ohio and
western Now York. fair preceded by showers to- nght
warmer by Saturday night; east winds
The storm central on Thursday night north Of Lake
Superior has advanced to the lower st. Lawrence Val
ley slight barometrc depression has developed over
western North Carolina The pressure has fallen over
tho middle and western Gulf States and a baron stric
depression Of slight energy central eastern Mis-
sissppi Tho pressure has also fallen along the south
Atlantic coast. and acyconic Is apparently cen
tral east Of the Bahama islands An area OF high
hsrometric pressure has advanced from the middle
Missouri Valley to tho upper lake region and
the pressure 10 high over Montana and east
of Nova Scotia. A decided fall In temperature
has occurred In the lake region and tho
Valley. The temperature has also fallen Montana
and North Dakota; elsewhere the Temperature has
heen stationary or slightly warmer. Rain has fNen
from the lake region to the Gulf Of Mexco else were
the weather has bsen generally fair Increasing cloud
mess and rain are indicated for the Atlantic and
middle Gulf States. In tho middle Mississippi and
lower Ohio valleys and tho upper lake region tho
weather will be fair