Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-01-12
FINE WEATHER WE'RE HAVING.
4 Fact Appreciated by Young Man with
an Extensive Vocabulary.

Fact Appreciated by q Young Man with
an Extensive Vocabulary.
We have young society man in De-
troit we are proud of. He is society
man who can be something else when
be wants to be, and he wants to be quite
frequently. He is dry wit, and he de-
lights in prodding society people whose
capacity is limited to society. Most Of
all, he is against society talk. During
the first week in October he was in New
York and attended reception. OF rather
tea, at 5 o'clock.
"lt's a charming day." observed the
swell young woman he had met shortly
after he had entered the room.
Eyes" he admitted, because 1t was
charming day.
"We have been having very lovely
weather for some time" she continued.
Eyes" he responded, with the air Of
q man who knew what he was talking
about and proposed to finish the subject
completely before he was done with,
"and the long spell Of clear weather in
the middle Atlantic states bids fair to
last day or two longer. The high
pressure area still cover the states east
Of the Mississippi, with its center rest
ing ON the Atlantic coast, showing no
inclination to pass off. This area
brought much colder weather into the
lake regions and the New England and
middle Atlantic states on Saturday
night. In northern New York and New
England frosts occurred. In this city
yesterday was fair; highest official tenn
perature, go degs.; lowest, 43 degs.; aver
age humidity, so per cent; wind. north
west; average velocity, twelve miles an
hour"
The girl gave slight gasp and looked
at him appealingly, but he was pitiless.
"a see by the United States signal serv-
ice forecast" he went on, "that the in
dications are for New England gener-
ally fair and warmer weather, probably
followed by showers Monday night in
extreme northern portions of Maine,
New Hampshire and Vermont; wind
shifting to southeast. For eastern New
York, eastern Pennsylvania, New Jer-
sey and Delaware, fair and warmer
wind shifting to southeast. For the Dis.
trict of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia,
warmer; fair; winds shifting to south.
For western New York, western Penn.
sylvania and Ohio, warmer and fair,
probably followed at lake stations by
local showers during the afternoon or
night; southwest winds increasing in
force. Fair weather continues in all dis
tricts,except in the upper lake region and
In the Dakotas, where local showers are
reported. The area of high pressure has
moved almost directly southwark from
the lake regions, and now covers the
Atlantic coast from New England to the
east gulf states. Tue slight depression
which was central north Of Montana on
Saturday evening has moved eastward
10 Lake Superior, and second disturb
ance is apparently advancing from the
region north of Montana, the barometer
being relatively high over the Rocky
mountain districts. II is much cooler in
the middle Atlantic states. The tenn
perature continues low in New England
and New York, where frosts occurred
this morning, and it is warmer in the
upper lake regions and in the upper Mis-
sissippi valley Generally fair weather
will continue throughout the central
valleys and in the districts on the At
lantic coast, with warmer Southwestern
ly winds from Virginia, northward to
New England"
Then he smiled sweetly and would
have heard what the girl had 20 say
about it, but she didn't have anything
to say-she was speechless, and he passed
on to the next one, smiling as before
Detroit Free Press.