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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

o~n royal hands Of the pfiacs Of
Wales.
During tie reign of the ehoisrA in
Tabriz. Petsia. Dr. Mary Bradford, al
American presby terrain missionary. wss
The only physician IN the city. she
treated nearly al the Christians who
we're eek. even the men. for Ia tns ex-
tEemlty the rule lad 70 he broken.
Governor Mckinley comes from long
lived stock. his father celebrated the
completion OF hs s5th year few days
ago. and = maiden SISTER OF his veneer
BUston. was also present.
John ID. Rockefeller pr;des himself
on being free from most OF the vices.
follies and eccentrlclties that abound
smoag miiiionalres. mulu-mlllionaires
and those who would 10 considered As
mIlllonaires.
Minister Phelps 10 going ahead with
arrangements TOR bis annual Thanks
giving dinner to the Americana ia Ber-
Ian just a. If HARRISON had carried
every northsru state instead of having
lost most of them.
Steele Macksye is an absorbed student
OF reptile lore. At one time ne kept .
rxttlesnake ~ large Ia hls study. He
would write with the creature cooled
up on his table. its head close besides
his hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glads stone are soon "a
erect solid alabaster tablet in Hsw ar.
den churchyard TO the memory OF
their eldest son. William Henry Glad
stone, who died July 4. 1891, aged 81
years.
Charles Curtis, . newly elected TO
publican Congressman from kansas,
can trace his ancestry directly to the
aboriginal inhabitants of the iandl
comprising the district In which be
lives.
The sultan Of Turkey has 500 wives
the king of Dahomey, ESQ; the Shah OF
Persia, 400; the king of Siam, 800; the
king Of Ashantee. 5000, and the EN-.
peror of Morocco about 5000.
DIR. Oliver Wendail Holmes admitted
the other day to y lady who went e.
him for information on the point thai
be did not know the name or subjec,
Of his first poem.
1t was developed by testimony in q
recent trial In London that the prince
| of Wales was ina ebted to the extent Of
s2,s45 for box tickets to the London
Lyceun.
Professor Virchow, the German
pathologist, has been appointed IN
honorary member of the Imperial Rus
sian Natural Philosophy society.
The esoteric London society known
as 1.-THE Souls" is to publish paper
beginning in January, with Miss Marg
aret Tenant as editor.
A sword which General Sheridan il
said TO have used at Fort Yamhill
Ore, is now in tho possession of ar
Oregon Indian.
| Julian Hawthorne, who 10 the father
of seven children, calls his homo .,
Sag Harbor 1.-The Home of Seven Cab
blers."
Young "Jim" Garfield is said, now
that he has grown . beard, to be the
perfect image of his father.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

When the ordnance bureau shall per.
feet dynamite projectile which will
explode itself when & comes into con
hct with an object. or ia default of
Zen coutsct, vii spend itself harm
ssiv. ire secret Of successful torpedo
-&srfsfe vii be solved. The report Of
she chef OF ordinances indicates that an
effurs has bern made to improve upon
fereirn explosives. This Il well
eaouxh. a. far "a e goes. bat the
American xen.us can be relied upon 10
produce something entirely different
and nsny trnes more deadly. In the
ne Of hssvv ordnsnee. shs sheil and its
rropelling powsr are both expensive.
1as trouble has been not 81
much ~ get force and power
- cestrer IA % get effectiveness.
10 hurl an immense bomb through the
sir ~ frighffaI velocity. carrying in
IT, n cnasntani the dyasmic power 70
pierse t~ensv tvo-iuch steel plates. =
. great achiereuent ssd one calculated
r. lnspirs ave IN tae rnInd Of tie behold
~. Bat these great proIsctliss aud man,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

mosh sans are but play things after al,
unless they DC made Effective by steadi-
ness Of alan and certainty of delivery.
Bombs bursting IN the arr make .
pretty pyrotschnic display and entnuss
Us with poetic PATRIOTISM What We
want 10 guns that will send the bombs
into the mldst of the enemy. or on 10
the deck of hostlis snip, there 70 ex-
plode and sresk destruction IL 10 the
aim Of the ordnance bureau to adopt
original devices and those that give
promise of effectiveness in actual war
fare are looked upon with greatest
favor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

Every girl who considers herself Gin
the SWIM" endesvors ~ be always an
fat regarding the various fsds that
from time TO time society adopts. The
very swsgger young woman Just now
tres to wesr always certain blossoms
which she considers distinctly ner own.
gong 40 far az TO match tie perfumes
she affects with the flowers OF her
choice. The chryssnthemun, which is
at present very fashions bic, still eau
not be made 30 do duty IN this line, az
its reign q short. while its peculiar
odor u not one tnst any one would
care 70 sdopt in perfumes.
However, many msidens look very
picturesque at dance. or receptions with
loo.eiy tired buacnes OF these festhery
Japanese bioss ms. bat the real fad be-
Ongs 10 those W.. summer sad WIN
ter, cling 20 one blossom add one per-
tune. Nolets are always n high
favor, snd as they are, at certain ses-
sons, ike rcs~s. ff ghtfuliy hgn IN
pvice, their adoption u for the siri with
toe long purse.
SPICY carnations. issmines ard roses
Of al sorts come under thls head sn9.
while Orchid ana lslies are likewise
adopted BY those gbo seek for the
unique 10 this 80 veil as IN their other
belongings. Saehef powders are ike
vsss - - = saz.say, and IN fstare,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23
ALLEGED TO BE FUNNY.

Cholly-Bah, jove, Two . dreadful
pain in my head! Can you suggest .
remedy?
Sinnikers-Yes: have it filled.-Truth.
"Dear mamma, please give me an.
other CANDY. I've lost mine."
"Why, where have you lost it?'
''In my stomach. "-Harpcr's Bazaar.
Charlie (sadly)-Since you've been
married. Tom. you never asked me to
break bread with you.
Tom-There's good reason for Il,
old fellow. You couldn't break the
bread we have 1T our house; you
couldn't do more than bend it.-De-
troit Free Press.
she-Where do you suppose the ex-
preston mot in it, arose.
He-With Adam and Eve, possibly.
Truth.
Swindlers and rasc&ls every race,
All chimes and countries nourish:
But swarming Africa's the place
Where blacklegs really flourish.
Truth.
Footpad-I want your watch.
Cholly-I-I-I havn't AMY W.
with me.
Footpad-Oh, I knew that. Gimme
the ticket-Chicago News Record.
Maud-Going to start TO college next
week. That will be delightful. What
do you expect to take for the first year?
DaIsy-Seven trunks and one study.
Chicago Tribune.
Bubble-Why is Pellet 90 enthusiastic
about getting up . foot ball teami
Bragg-Because his brother has lust
hung out his single as an NJ. D.--Chi.
cago Inter-Ocean.
Book Agent-where's tho man of the
house?
Mr.. Henpeckt-Over there. She's
weedin' the gsrden.-Chicsgo News
Record.
The court had sentenced him to six
years IN the penitentiary, at hard labor
for the crime OF having three more
wives than the law allows.
"Tnink Of the sorrow, judge" ex.
claimed the prisoner, deeply moved
shat this Will bring to four estimaole
amilies"-Chicago Tribune.
He-My dear, Why don't you try tc
be economical. l don't believe tina,
Mrs. Lakeside is as extravsgant as you
are.
She-Perhaps not In some things.
understand she wore the same mourn.
ing dress for three hrsbands.-New
York Herald.
Forteecue-They are still considering
the possibility Of having grand opeTs
this winter, but it will probably be al
talk.
Blysrdcue-Thats what IT was la.
wInter.--Puck-
What's sll that rush and
scramble about at the bargain counter
today
Minkius-sllk, Ribbon & Co. have q
dentist there pulling teeth at hall
price.-New York Weekly.
some one SAYS the mummies IN the
pyramids wore corsets. so they did
They also composed ''Ts-rs-rs. And
pow they're dead, remember that
desder than door nails, sli of them
Mail aud EXPRESS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

TO-DAY, the first annual exc
hibition of the American Pet
Dog Association will be opened
in the Madison Square Garden,
New York City.
Dog shows have long been
familiar to the public, but up to
date, no display Of the results
of the careful breeding Of pet
dogs has been attempted. The
success Of this first attempt in a
new field will doubtless be con-
siderable
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

"Aboat ell the political excitement IN
the state seems " ~ IN The vicinity ~
Grand Rapids just ~ present., said
CongreAESn-elsctj j. w. Moon ~ Nus
ksGon NJ I've Morton yesterday. u
bsiisvs IN the principle Of . reoounts
be said. "lf there ~ the eiightest
chance that mistakes have been mAas
that Will throw the election one Nsy OF
the other both candidates and the pso-
pie are entitled 10 know that the count
10 exactly rlght / dont think NJ.
Cleveland will call "a extra session OF
congress-" said Mr.. Moon. There
seems 20 be very little necesslty Tor II.
OF course; II the democrats feel that
ap extra session would be = good thing
for them one may be called; but
don't expect TO be Obliged to 60 70
Washington until year from now"
A. v. Cochran. of Midland, grand re-
gent Of the Michigan Royal Aroanum.
q guest at the Morton. "The order
10 in excellent condition." said Mr..
Cochran. 1--WE have about lac. 900
members in the country and over 100
lodges. l am here tonight TO meet
with Bryant council in . cisl time.
came over with my friend, Tom Par
ish, Of Grand Haven. Mr.. Parish 10
past grand regent. I'm following IN
HE footsteps. A winner Well, don't
know. / ought to have the postofiice.
suppose; but Tom has changed hil
politics and will probably stay. He
says he'd like to meet an admiuistra.
ton that can flop quicker'n he can"
6ilas Kilbourne and A. Bronson Of
Grand Haven, j. II. Simmons OF Ne.
waygo, e. (. LamoreAux, . Chicago
real estate dealer. Mrs. j. j. Williams
OF Fields and Edwin c. Risd. the we'll
known editor Of the Allegan Gazette,
dined 1T the New Livingston yesterday.
The Rev. Washington Gardner. pro-
fess0r of biblical history IN Albion COL
lege, was . guest 1t the New Living
atom yesterday. II. q. Bowers OF Can
ton. K c. Pennington Of Jamestown.
N. Y, and F. NJ. Bosworth Of jackson
also were arrivals there.
w. w. Mitchell and wife and Miss
Hall Of Cadillac, p. p. Bradt of Boston;
N. B. Jones Of Lansing, ID. b. Butler OF
Frankfort, 4. X. Burke of Lanaing and
NJ. Mac cod, . Montreal railroad man,
arrived 1t the Morton last night.
John Wigmore. . San Francisco lum.
herman, JOhn Mitchell and wife, Cad.
lilac, l.. 7. Cirell, G. w. Redeem oi
| Whitsnall and Frank w. Foster and
wife of Newaygo arrived At the Morton
yesterday.
Judge Edward Cahill If Lansipg,
Milton Kerns Pittsburg. Thomas A.
Parish of Grand Haven, {. l.. Andrews
Of Detroit and H. $. Jordan # Lansing
were guests at the Morton yesterday.
N q Olda of Chicapo F. r. Coon of
Iona, NJ. A. Adams Of JeffsrsouvilIe,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

It 10 reported that Lazarus Baker,
state committeeman from Minnesota,
has stood on the curb in front OF Mr..
Cisveland's residence every day since
olection, waiting 20 receive . summons
10 enter. The big men OF the party
rattle up to the curb in carriages, and
alignting. are given . nod OF welcome;
bus Lazarus stands as the gate I'M
biddsn. There is . world of psthos in
the difidence shown by this modest
Lazarus. He could send up his card
and ask for brief audience with the
democrat Joss, but DO prefers TO stand
IN front OF the windows through which
he longs to see . familiar nod and 3
friendly beck to enter. For two full
weeks ne has stood in the raw Novem-
Der air, but no Hgn has rewarded his
chilly vigil. When night falls and the
bhnds are drawn. shutting in from
view the cosy interior of the Cleveland
Mansion, Lazarus wraps his fur coat
slightly about ais frame and wends his
way to MS lodgings. The next morn
ing be is there to view the favored few
- the great door awnings open to vel
come them. Just why Lazarus should
sand at the great mans gate while
others boldly enter Is known only to
himself. Perhaps bis ambition to
touch the hem OF the great mans gar
msnt is not altogether barren of q de-
sire W d:stribute the fat things among
thN hNdensd inhabitants OF bleak Min
pesoss and that ne stands At the gate TO
keep stab on the wonld-bs spoiltmen
Who seek the honor. Or perhaps he is
Inspired by . strange hsllucination
HAT ne Won the victory for democracy
and is waiting outside TO receive the
laurel crown from the victor. Whatever
Is may bs bis JOB viii be gone today,
for the joss has taken O. the woods to
avoid those that jump clean over the
rate and invade his innermo-t sane
tnm in their mad rush for office. Lsza-
rus may have his inning later on.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23
DON'T.

Don't make excuses for the rebub-
lean national policies on the tariff or
money question. They're all right
Don't accuse the republican national
COMMITTEES, or ITS chairman. Of lack of
energy. industry or ability. They're ali
right
Don't say the result might have been
different with other candidates, for u
wouldn't.
Don't join the democratic cry, "The
tsrf did itif' ThIs nation stIll for
protection by large majority.
Above all. don't worry hecsuse the
democrats are IN control They Won
be there long.-New YORK Mail and
Express
Three Of the members 81 william
scbnlld's family ct Bridgeport have
died within tae past week sith scarlet
fever. and four more a-e down with
the dread disease.
hss May. i4.yesr-cld daughter Of
Mr.. and Ar.. Ira +. swsrt Of Aubarn,
lied Monday morning OF Gaicx con-
sumption
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23
ORATORY FOR WOMEN.

81 do WISH" said a man prominently
connected with worlds fair Matters"
'that woman would study oratory. II
has become 40 much the fashion for
women to speak IN public that they are
brought TO the fore On most occasions,
and am heartily tired Of their little,
sparrow-lke psrlor ways and piping
voices on the rostrum. There are only
very few good speakers among the
shoals OF women that are before the
public today. IL Is positively painful
to listen to them. their tricks and
msnneriems, their want of force and
power OF delivery are all to degree
irritating. However good the sub
stance of speech, bad delivery runs
it. A goH voice for singing must be
trained to be successful and the same
Is true of public speaking. Women
who have any idea OF addressing au-
diences, either great or small, should
take the trouble 10 prepare themselves
for doing 90. They owe such prepare
ton tn those who pay them the com
pllment of listening TO them. Those
who can't do this should refrain from
speaking in public. '-Cbicago Post.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

One OF Day sketches shows pretty
little nuante IN q combination OF cha
mos and dArk chestnut velvet, with
bands OF loosely folded silk IA darker
shade Of eh2mols- Inc center OF The
mantle 10 embroidered IN dark chest
nut starr, and II faslens undernsaih ca
tie right SIDE The skirt - Of pale
gray nuns yelling. borasred with dark
gr.y. With this gown white gloves are
worn. and bonnet trimmed with
mniu-coiorcd feathers aud edged with
pearl gray. The other figure wears an
original and beeoaing toilet, consisting
Of = gown oil gray msrveitieux and
black velvet sleeves, very short man
tie open IN front ami made IN black
cloth. with . trimming of pale green
silk and hat Of gray sursh, trimmed
with peacock feathers.
met cressmaker Just back from
Paris. s'i made round Of the French
houses she said, Ito mad out about
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23
woMAN's BRAVE HEARrEDNEss.

"There are columns enough written
about the differences and distinctions
between men and women to reach at
least three times around the globe and
then, unlike Dicks proverbial hat
band, there would be plenty left to tie,
and yet there 10 q difference which 10
by NJ means uninportant that have
never seen mentioned" said q woman
who has been in business about two
years and has made . decided success
OF the undertaking. The notebook
woman was anxious to know If there
really was any straw in regard to wo-
man and her work which had not been
thrashed and Intercepted interestedly.
odd you ever notice." said the woman
who is carrying forward the work Of .
large department and has lot Of peo-
pie working under her direction, "that
if q man, when be reaches middle lifo,
meets with reverses he very seldom, ii
ever, retrieves himself. Now, the re-
verse is true of women. Their cour-
age, hope and ability to conquer diff
cultles arse with the occasion, it mat
ters not at what point IN the procession
OF the years abe IL. One has only to
look about HIM to verify this. On
every hand are middle-aged men tina.
have lost their place in the ranks and
are simply stragglers of LIES army to
the end. Not so with women. They
cannot only pick up themselves, but Z
whole family, and eifectually turn
back misfortune's tide. That's what
have done. My husband lost his prop.
erty and his courage about four year,
ago. never had done anything out
side of my house, but l believed
could. Through friend got an op.
portunity to try, anu did not fail.
am by no means solitary and excep
tionable example. know OF . greaI
many women who have done the same
thing and have done it as have, after
they were we'll on In the thirties."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23
COUNTESS OF ABERDEEN.

The Countess of Aberdeen spent
much of her youth on her fathers
Highland estate of Gulschan. 1t was
in these days that she made
friends with her fathers guest,
Mr.. Gladstone. Mounted on her
little pony, she often accompanied him
on his rides, and he talked kindly to
the bright little girl-sometimes con-
corning principles aud people that some
statesmen would have thought quite
removed from the interest of 90 young
a creature. But time passes quickly,
and when, In 1877, Isabel MajDribanks
became the Countess of Aberdeen,
those early conversations and the per.
s0nal influence they established had
secured for Mr.. Gladstone an influen-
tial and enthuslastic id herent IN the pop
ular young pesress. "-Young Women.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

Ind. Theodore NerreIl 81 KAlamaxos
and As. and Ma II. Walsh 81 Holland
are ~ swesta
J. l. Wilkins and Miss Belle WlkiM
OF Hastlags. II. n. Andereou and IL
Roy Moore ct 6Essnvills. oongres.meo
j. K Whiting aud r. r Robsres q -
Clare. we're ~ swsSt's yesterday.
7. T. Mclean Of Cinema. ErUio ~.
Smith Of Philadelphia. John c. Nee
man OF Dorr. NJ. hawiey Of osuege
And Charles Rode uf Nllcs ere 81 shs
Morton.
Ctr Bigelow, J. NJ. Smith and 4. ~.
smith. Algonac lumber msn, samuel
z. Walker ct Niies and y. b. Hoiley of
Chicago registered IT the Morton last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. MeNaughtOn and
William NcNaughton OF Has Raniha
arrived ~ the New Livingston yssssr-
day afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-But one inference
can be drawn from the disd usslan OF
worlds tar rates % the convention Of
railroad general passenger agents. and
that 10 that the public viii GET the ben
eht Of low rates 20 the exposition
When the discussion vas over, those
inclined to prophecy thought the rule
moet likely 20 prevail would BE- fare
and one-thlrd for limited traips and
one fare for The round trip on Gil
nthera-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

Now that the new board Of trade is
infused with . change Of energy it will
take upon itself the task Of making
things jingle. The old board was .
power for good IN keeping the ad-
vansages of the city before the people.
and the new one will not be less sue
ceseful.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

IT is announced that the Illinois
steel works st South Chicago will be
closed December 10, thereby throwing
$500 men out of employment. Such
is the first fruits of democratic victory
In Illinois.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23
FOR YOUR COUCH.

For . troublesome cough take An
ounce Of icorice, . quarter of . pound
of raisins. . teaspoonful of fiaxseed
and two quarts of water. Boil slowly
until reduced to one quart, then add .
quarter Of . pound Of finely powdered
rock candy and the juice of one lemon.
Drink half q pint Of this when going 10
bed and little more when the cough
10 troublesome.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

AGAIN tho imperative necessity for
approaching . railway crossing with
eyes and ears open is illustrated by the
shocking accident last night. which re-
suited in the instant death of q man
and woman
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

From the abundance Of senatorial
timber in this state at large, it 10 I'M
likely that anybody from the fifth dis
trict will be called upon to shoulder
the CALLING yoke.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

As the DAYS hurry on towards Thurs
day. the turkey gobbler's anticipation
of spending Christmas with his family
becomesa stern solitcitude for his
Thanksgiving fets.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

or At least until the rabbis adopts The
practice. Q young woman wilt be re-
cognlInd by the fragrance emanating
from the folds Of her gown or the
depths of Der glove box. IL u . pr~tty
tad, and one very beneficial to the fior-
lsts and chemiata.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23
Agricultural Conrre.a.

LINCOLN, Neb-, NV. 22.-The twelfth
annual session Of the national asr,cul-
tural congress opened here ihis morn
ing with i39 delegates IN attendance
Other delegates are expected 10 arrive
tomorrow. The congress wss called 20
order by Secretary b. Y. Clayton Of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

FOOTBALL Is taking on oil the mys-
terry and importance of warfare. 1t ID
said that spies are in the camp OF the
Z. Of NJ. team. trying to learn the weak
points in their impregnable phslsnxes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23
Blixxard a. Au Train.

Az TRAN, Nov. 22.-one Of the &C.
verest wind and snow storms ever ex-
perienced IN this section ragged here
yesterday and today. Two feet Of
snow has fallen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

LuDrxGrox. Nov. a2.-The s.hooner
Perry. from Milwaukee. arr,1ed here
yesterday. She reports losihg Joe Kus-
Ter. one of her sailors. overheard just
out of Milvaukea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

SATURDAY evening the elated demo-
Gratis Of Detroit will give Don NJ. and
his whskers grand reception. II Is
to be hoped Il Will be breezy night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

Ir was thoughtful in the canvasslng
board to adjourn without pay. The
bin is already avokingly large.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23
Morse's Campaign Expenses.

LANSING. Nov. 22.-According ~ Q
statement filed with the secretary of
stats Allen b. Morse's expenses In the
recent campaign amounted TO 81, l5i.s2.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

WAsHTs6ros. Nov. %. = For lower
Michigan: Generally fair; nortnwess-
ogIy UlndA