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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01

"whon but child" says Miss Andor.
son, my trouble began with catatrh, or,
~ everybody called II, Just n cold In tho
head, and I know now that although
after atimo / began d0cioring AID was
treated by many prominent physicians
aud specialists both Ia this country aud
Canada, 10 was because my trouble was
neglected aud misireaiod, that instead Of
getting relief NJ any timc, grow steadily
worse until reached the miserable and
truly serious condition I was In, when
by kind providence / was Induced to
20 30 Drs. Shores & shores.
~ have boon shown very forclhly tho
difference between the specialist who IL
experienced aud that class Of doctors
who receive the money Of tho poor and
afflicted and not only give them no value
In return, but Ia many cases, a. Ia my
own, absolute injury, by treating Thorn
un from month 10 month and year to
year, all tho time permitting tho disease
Ia grow aud Onvolop tho vital parts Of
tho system until the constitution l. des-
tfoycd and tho poor helpless sufferer
becomes a total physical wreck.
"ln my long experience In the effort TO
find relief from suffering and misery
ui the latter class OF doctors have met
many, 10 my misforIuuoi but OF tho
former--tho genuine, conscientious and
skillful specialists, / have known but
two-Dfs shores & Shofcs-and a. -
consequence OF having known thom
have boon raised from tho depths Of mis-
cry and despair TO the exalted pedestal
Of perfect health.
"Whon iirzl called on Dr-. Shores &
Shores and placed myself under ih0iT
care, I was In n departing condition.
Tho disease had Progressed 80 steadily
aud surely under the other doctors
treatment that | WAS almost complete
wreck every vital point In my system
was Rfitctci=i had severe bronchial
ttoublo-suiicrod foArfnlly from asthma
my hearing and oyesight were both
gradually hplng dcstrOyed-my stomach
was la "a terrible Cunditiuu-hreath foul
aud ictid ami the disease and severe
treatment received from other doctors
had eaten away ~ In my head that n hole
was formed IN tho soptum OF my nose
tho size Of a ten cent piece.
"Now, alter very short limo under
tho kind attention u nrr, Shores &
shores and their mild treatment, 1 AIN
relieved entirely u my trouble and req
torod 10 perfect health, II itany wonder
that feel M grateful 20 them and wish
other sufferers topfoht by my experience
aud learn through mo whore they csn ho
cured and avoid being mi.treAled, tor
tuTod aud Injured possibly Tor llieG"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01
MANY FAMILIES MOURNING.
A Texas Town Visited by a Terrible
Catastrophe.
Tho Leona River Overnows Its HANK :
Causing Death and
Destruction.

UvAIDE, Tex, Aug. al.--A terrible
catastrophe beiel this thriving town
last night, and today there IL mourn.
iug In many households. The treach-
ea0us LeOna river, swollen TO n raging
torrent by recent rAins, rushed, without
n moments warning, down upon the
town, submergiug aud wfeckius many
houses and drowning uumusr "
people. Ia this section suuu usstfuc.
ton by the elements hiss never before
been ChfOnicleG. In the excitement
Of the day Il IL not definitely know l.
Low many have been drowned.
IL was shout . O'Clock la the mora.
ing when tho n1Od came. The wea.
ther had been threatening anu there
were omlnUus clouds to the north and
east Of the town. The atmosphere had
bees close early IN tho evening, aud
predictions OF storm were freely
made. Daring the night the dark
clouds rCsB higher aud higher.
just ns the storm broke over the
city In all It's fury, a torrent Of water
rushed down the LeOnH river, over.
flowing the bauke and nO0ding tue
lowlands on either side 10 depth Of
several feet. The east side of the city
is built on low ground, aud was direct.
ly In the path Of this water. All Of the
houses In that part Of tao town were
submerged anu In the darkness, and
throughout tue downpOur u tuil that
was falling could be- heard tho cries II
distress from the Inflated iunabitants,
iu their Wild efforts TO save their lives
anu those u their families.
There was number OF miraculous
escapes, sui the trsrugfs std tho ttf.
cucd perform d many heroic sets. A.
soon o. those in tHU iIguvr faFt VI the
town were made aware Of tho terrible
Hood, tho WORK VI rescue was begun aud
carried out ~ rapidly a. possible In the
darkness. Great apprehension IL felt
for the families living on tho ditch
south Of here, where seyenty.iive OF
one hundred families live. One Mexi.
can family living on the ranch Of l..
Schwartz, five miles below town, are
supposed 90 have been Loaf, no yettlge
OF the ranch belBg left.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01
TELE GRAPHIC.
INSTANTLY KILLED.
Another LlmsHlable Case Of Didn't
Know Il Vas Loaded"
A LILLE CHILD TIE VICTIM.
The Careless Fellow Gives Himself Up
Pending the Verdict Of the
Coroncr's Jury.

ALTON, ILL.,, Sept. Little Annie
goitingrues, aged 8 years, was In.
SANITY killed by n revolver sho, last
night and Paul Lang Is tho young
man who thot tho slrl. According TO
Lang's story II was another caso Of
"dldn,i know II was loaded" Lang
Keeps company with Aunle's sister,
and was making visit 10 his sweet.
heart. Several others were present
and Lang got out his revolver and
playfully pointed itat one OF tho young
men thinking 1, was unloaded. Tho
young mau gfapplei with Lang and In
The fcuiils the revolver went oil.
Annie tuceiyes the bullet In the
heart anu foil dead. Lang gave him.
teli up and will 10 held " await the
ge,lOn Of tho grand jury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01

Miss Nellie NJ Anderson, tho Fashion
able Dressmakor OF $50 East Third South
Street, In her statement Of her re'iora.
ton to health by Drs. shores g shores
New Treatment, gives a typical case Ia
illustration Of tho ravishing oHtont to
which simple nasal catarfh-more fro
quoutly misnamed a cold In The head
will 20 II neglected or mislreated aud
tho difference between the truo specialist
and that class of DOCTORS who take money
from those uniortunAtes who go to them
and give nothing In return.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01
Cor,npttiiy government.

NEw ORLEANs, Aug, Sl.-The
ttind Jury To-Day presented its tinal re-
sort ON the municipal scandal. II
r ows the prices paid lothe city OF New
UrluAus iOT the several franchises by
tue purchasers al the salrs were: City ~
Lake railroad, S7OO,OOO; judah Hart
railroad, sl2i,O0O.
"Our examination Of the booka OF
Tbs New Orleans Traction company"
continues tho report, "ieveAlB the
startling fact that the actual cost u
thest franchises to that corporation was
s2,7sU,OOO. FfanonistH OF tho New Or
!eauS C,ty d Lake railroad were sold to
HsnTy Blair LOT 100000.
"Vbe Traction company farnljhod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01
DR.. Miles Heart Cure
Sold by all Druggists.
Call FOR Comfy Republican Con.
NeuIiou.

A convention OF tue Republicans Of
Salt Lake county Is hereby called 10
meet at the old Federal court room,
Wasatch building, salt Lake CIV,
Utah, on Thursday, Septombef q,
1894, at 2 O'Clock D. M, for the
purpose Of nominating g2 dele.
gates 70 the Republican Territorial
convention n DO held In Provo, Sen
tembor II, 1894, pursuant 10 call VI the
Territorial Republican committee. Said
county uonyention will oonsist of QS7
delegates, Apportioned among the va.
fious preeinots of Sail Lake eounty as
follows,
salt Iat,e Cuy Vir., ,ro,i,c, sf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01
A pECuLIAn VIII
Nest OF the ESTATE lett TO the
Doctor.

hotNnNs
srRISGFELp, Mo-, sept. III. do.
laney, an attorney, left here for Louis.
vile. Ky, today. lie went on legal
mission. tut enough has been learned
10 warrant the statement that lawsuit
may be- filed Ia Louisville within a
few days. IL seems that about three
weeks ago Mrs. Spears, wealthy
woman In Louisville, died, leaving an
relate OF sl6O,O0U. When she died she
villed nearly everything to the phy-
t.cian. one OF the items was $4,000
iur n hospital TO cost $50, 1000, the ply
iigian 70 DO In charge. How tue other
S5l, 700 was 10 be used was not stated.
al, lady had y sOn named Charles
spears living In this city, but lie died
n tow years ago, leaving a son, Charles
sgrafs, who IL now thirteen years OLD.
Mrs. Spears thinks that her son was
,ul Oh the will by undue Influence ON
tue part OF the doctor, AHd proposes 10
nave most Of the money or sue. The
uOctor has offered 10 make u liberal
aampromlse, II Ia said, but the proposal
was rejected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01
sMINpLEp nY 4 aYrsy.
wealthy Women BEiug Their JewsIr
10 the Fortune IsIieF.


10 the Fortune Teller.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, sept. LA unique
.wiuIling scheme has Just come to
light here ana numerous victims are
now togtetling that they were guided
through the wiloa Of gypsy queen.
Nine. Gertrude Belle Erdo, as shs
gnllud hsrselL who claimed TO have In.
Aurl,ed from the famous queen VINO
ulcd Al Dayton n few years ago, the
power OF revealing the past, present
Hul future, came here few weeks
40 aud took up quarters at n fashion.
allu boarding hOuso. She had numef.
nus patrons from tho wealthy class,
aud besides the deposit OF large lee,
each was required to leave some vAlu-
able, diamond necklace or other
article, 90 tho queen could ponder over
II anu lay bare the iutugo for tho
owner.
The parties were to call today for
their vsluabies, and map OF what
tue coming years had IN store Tor
ihem. Last night the queen skipped
out, taking tho valuable uiamUnds and
ntcklaco', amounting in the aggregate
~ q considerable SUM- with her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01

him the collaterAls on which he Sc
cured the uurchass money. Ihey
paid him 100000 for the franchise
which hs hsd purchased with tholt
money ior s7OJ, 600, and then paid MN
100000 in first mortgage bonds as ms
commission.
"No one knows where the extra
100000 went, hut the belief Is inst u
was used In the city hall TO secure Tue
franchise In 'the usual way"
Two Indictments for bribery accom-.
panied the report. One was Hgainst
eA'Councilman Dan A. Meyer TOT
proposing 10 receive brlbs OF $780,
900, and the other against Alderman
John NJ. Clark, for receiving n bfibe
Of sg5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01

PARIS, Aug. 3l,-Tho governor Of
lndU-China reports that on the night
of tho 27th CAineso mAraudcrs muf.
dofsd NJ. Chalet, collector Of customs
In TOnkin, and killed bis wife aud
children. Troops pursucd tho out.
laws, but failed To oyrItake them. The
French government has demanded iu-
drmnily from the government NJ Pc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01

wAsnISoroN, Aug. 81. - Several
thousand pension claims Are affected
~ four recent rulings OF Acting Score.
AIRY Of the Interior Reyno d., con.
STRUNG the oct Of January ., 1898,
which provides for inoros o Of pcn,ione
from s. 10 sl2 per mouth on account VI
service In the Mexican war.
The acting secretary holds tina, the
increase granted unler that act does
not commence At the date OF tho act,
but from this date OF the approval Of
the Increase claim In the pension bu.
rcRu, and that the increase does not
apply 10 the case Of widows.
The department also holds that the
fee Of s2b obtained by attorneys under
articles VI agreement, cannot o., al
lowed, and no fec In excess Of s. can
be paid, ~ provided In the 40! Of
March 3, 1891.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01
nuanIpr Into a II,rd OF ratlle.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Aug. al
The Chicago a West Michigan last
train, known AZ the "Rbsort Flyer
which lott here for Potosky At 7!lO this
morning, was wrecked twelve miles
south Of Baldwin by running into d
herd OF cattle. The engine was over
turned and the entire train dituhrd
except the pRflor car. Fireman John
Kobe, Of this city, was Instantly killed,
crushed under the engine, ana
Engineer John y, Patterson was ~
badly injured that he died this even.
ing, alter being brought to this city.
One passenger, Mrs Dockery, resi-.
dsnce unknown, was slightly Injured.
There were fow passengers on the
train. Its southern aud western con-
nectiOni here were very late, and II
was sent out without them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01

ST. LOUIS, Sept. The fits, bicycle
fsce with lniits as contestants to
take place In this country, viii he
decided Mt the Pastime Athletic club
grounds NJ DehOdihmont this aitsr.
noon. Ihe conditions VI tho race aud
the entries are ns follows;
one half mile bicycle race, ladies,
frat prize, diamond ring, value $50;
second ptizo, box OF caudy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01

KisosToS, y. ", Sept l.-Miss
len Gould promises 10 beautiiy RDx.
Jury, Delaware county, the birthplace
& her father, where she has erected n
church 90 his memory. She has bought
large tract OF Land surrounded by
hills through which n stream filled by
a never falling spring iiDws. Several
million dollars Will make these lands
nn attractive summer resort,
Niles Gould h also interested with
others at Roxbuty In n muvum ut "
buIld y handsome summer hotel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01
YICTOnIA REGINA.
4 Hsrs Plant at the missouri Botan-
teal Harden.

81. LOUIS, Sept. Ia specimen OF
tho rare ana fragrant plant known 20
tutanlHs NJ Victoria Regina, " the
royal lily OF the AmtzJu, Ia. been In
bloom this week nj tho Missouri
botanical garden, better known Ne
SHAW garden. Tue Hover blooms only
Two nights Ia succession, ON the thiTd
it makes An Intellectual effort 10, then
folds It, leaves aud sinks under water
10 become a seed pod. On the flrst
night tue petals are pure white but
change tho next night ~ pink OF light
crimson, ami eEhale n most fragrant
perfume. This species Of water lily
has a very heavy brosd leaf, some.
tmes six feet In diameter.
The plants AT Shaw's garden bloomed
on Wednesday anu Tuursday nIgnIs
anu sank lrom view last night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01
PULLMAN sIRIKERs
Invitsd TO 10 60 Kansas aud start a
shop.

CHICAGO, Aug. 3i,-Pullmhn strik-
ers may EU 10 Kansas AMI start car
shops on tho cooperative plan. Mfs.
Lease, Lieutenant Governor Daniels
and Frank w. BlaokmRT, a PRO essof
I'm the university NJ Lawrence, visit, d
Pullman today mud had long CON
ference with Louis Meyer, chairman
OF committee 10 Organize n plan Of
action. Mp. Lease audfetsed n mum
Der Of tho sttiksTs al Turner Hall,
among other things In her ialk hstnt-
ing ali those VINO wanted 10 10 where
thew could secure their owl homes and
better their condition that hantab
stood ready to receive them. Meyers
proieasts TO have 1900 capital 10
start with and the rights 10 build "a
sleeping car on which there are
twenty.sevsn patents, aud winch can
DO turned out at cost u sHlOO'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01
II You Cannot Coma 10 SILT Lake

Write for the mail treatment onooi the
physicians In personal charge superln-
tends tho mail department and by sys-
tenn OF close correspondence controls
those out Of the city quito A. vol ~ those
who come TO the ofiice. Send for symp-
tom blank. Medicines shipped carefully.
Try this treatment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01

LoNDoS. Sept. IA dispatch TO the
Standard rom Berlin say:
fhnCe Kamashlno, = nephew OF the
japanese emperor aud Japanese court
oillclal, paid visit 10 Ktupp's iron
works yesterday, and II IN rumofed
japan IL about to give the hrupps a
large order for armament.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01

PANS, Tex, Aug. 8l.-CmwfoTd,
Sheppard anu Hodges, candidates be-
fore the Democratic oonsrrssiOnal coh-
vention Of the Fourth dlstIioli Aitrf
o, 900 ballots had been taken, win,
urew their names leaving tho HELD
open, Hon. David Is. Cuibers1n, the
pIcssnt incumbent, was then ronoml-
mated by AcGlamatlpn'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01

LONDON, Sept. IA dispatch 10 the
MaNdurd from Vienna says that there
we're 200 new cases Of cholera AMI IS
deaths ~ GallUia yesterday, and IL
casea and 10 deaths Ia Bukowina.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01
srunEuAKrm rRoTEsrs.
lie SAYS $40 Never Knew Nellie
Newsletter,

IHDIANAroLIs, Ind Aug Sl'-Mr
Glenn sludubaker Is gteaWy annoyed
by the statement In the san FTahelsco
ulsratch NJ las, night, referring TO me
record Uf NJilie Ngus eior IN Mhlyh
The name Of Studcbtauf, "the NH
iiouairo carriage manuIac uref," was
coupled with hers m an unl asAnt
manner. Mr.. StudsOaker tbs9!ulgly
and empalically denies ever having
known tho WCnlAE,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01

BAN FgAEClsoO, Sept The viii
Of J. V. DrLayeaga provides Tor the
erection OF hospital Tor the deal, dumU
und blind, 10 bs located al santa Cruz,
California, AMI TO cost almost million
gpugrs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01
ANOTHER DIFFERENCE
BslHtsn The Genuine, COrsc.tEIIols
and Skillul Specialist who Treats
bis Patients Carefully i1d
Cures Them,

And that class Of Extortlonatc Zee
Doctors who Take the Money OF
the Poor and Anilcted aud Give
Nothing Ia Return but Absolute
Injury Note the Difference Below
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01
Specials.

3A shades r' no iuch Chsngeabl0 Bro-
cNel'o Dress Goods, vol worth 700, this
wees ~ lH 81,
4 Limo oi % inch Black ami Gold, all
wool irico,nes, good uegAl, wo'lh Que
80, a. bHo yd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01
NEW FALL AND WINTER SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
spacials.

A Iino OF 800 inch nll Wool Chovron
Sullug-, fD close 10 zoe, worth 800 so.
our Limos N Novelty Dross Goods, 3s
inches wide. are thn handsOm0,t aud
Eubb.ost " styles, a. jJc and w yd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01
Great Bargains in Boys
School Suits.

Boys HIu0 and WhIto Pin Check
suis for school, value sl,7i, at $500,
Boys' Bluo Grey mixed, uOuhlo
Breasted Suits, value sa,OIDl sl0ISu.t
Boys Hrownall Wool Double breasted
Suits, value Si5l, nt sl.75 suit
Boys aud Youths Long Pants suits.
in Brown Check, value $500, Ut $40
Suit
4 Limo OF Roy, suits, odd lots, value
up to lG.UJ, nc $40 suit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01
Great Reductions in Shoes.

Heavy Grain Shoes, sole leather Up,
counter and lusoir, sizes 3 20 y, 7,'.
Tho Same shoe, sis0 s. 10 o., huel o.
spring houl. slU|,
Genuine p1ng1la kiI, pA,gn. lvl,hgr
Tip, siHsu aru b, 100 Soc,
Same Shoe, siSos s. 10 n, NtsINl,
Same Shoe, slzot ~ to p spring hssl
only, 1t SL-l,
Extra Heavy Kid Shoes, sole leather
iip, heavy rUlp, iu -pruEhUtI only
splendid shoe Tor heavy wear ,izus s 10
S, az SLga,siEps So Iu ., a. slau,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01

Wo have Just received
tho Fall style In Knox
Hats Remember "Knox'
tho Halter" took tho six
highest awards at tho
Worlds Fair for SILK
Hats, Soft and STIFF Hate,
Straw Hats and Mapped
Hats. II you are thinking
OF buying a Hat, II Will
pay you to buy tho best
Hat mado. Always buy
Knox. Union made, world
Renowned Hats. We arc
Solo Agents for Salt Lake
City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-01
CONSULTATION AND EX-
ANIMATION FREE.

arseiNuesi An diseases OF tho Eya EAr,
Nose, Throat AID Lungs, femhIo, Rectal and
private diseases, our treatment Tor liles IN
method.
once hours-9 TO n am, 2t0 3pm- 5tos
pm. sundays, ~ hms O. u,u.
foases. Medicines furnished nee from our
own laboratory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
TELEGRAPHTC NOTES.

s., Louis Dec CHIEF opera'rye MuTpe ~ ,r %,
tho Secret service descended on the STANDARD Sdnp
Cnmnanv Yesterday and seized %'VO envelopes b'ai-
iof, facsimile Of foreign stamps. Inc n'nI u"aiS
In foreign stamps and puts them In envelopes. On
he outside envelopes. in the way OF an anNei'lse
r1crt are limitations or. as Murphy cohsIHe's u'oN
commercials of foreign stamps
Columbus ohio, Dec p dspatch rom nS N,
n'clock this morning. al the Hote Btgs mare h
Lucas a prominent young man VINO w" si 1,t"' ~
INC Chrisimas with jolly party OF lfieHIS' ~
over the banister the hfth floor OF me h0tl ana
xvas instantly crushed 10 death on the srou"1
floor.
Burlington ~ J.. Dec. 25.-Mrs Bridget i'oyie. Si
t,as, Rnriinefon vino was stabbed on the h2h'
If December Y by Albert Clymer. young r9ue XXI
,,be he was attempting to rob her store hisi IlS
r,"rnlng from her wounds. clymcr wa hell upon i
ciar%e Of assault with intent to XIII, hut now VIII
60 20 answer 10 a charge Of murder The prisoner
60 riv |wentv years old with 10 occupation ana
has earned livelihood by stealing
Columbus. Ohio Dec 25.--John Burns. the English
,ahor leader vas an Interested spectator AT We
t'tretrnas exercises In the ONO PenltentlaIS ne
occupied seat on the platform ana TOOK no,es
~ no diuerent specially acts. After the periorHl
a. orcH he made a tour Of the prison ana collector
statistics which ne will publish wheh ne re'"'"S
"ve,l.p nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-26
THE UE11HER REPORT

FAIR COLDER AND NORTHWEST WINDS
washington Dee 2j.-1he storm has moved nom Lake
Huron over the St Lawrence Valley and Is now ccn"a
T., tho C,if ~ 81 Lawrence An area II hgh p"s'uf"
.rs all Districts from Atlantic to tn" fd'hc ocean
toi,y highest on The middle RocAy Mountain plateau
The barometer has fallen the Ne" England coast ana
in the South Atlantic States also on N" racine oo"''
and In NOrth Dakota; II has risen 6eH'id'N "'"' NV
lakc regions - the southern Rocky Mountain plateau
r., ,.,,,.,,ti-o has risen IN the New England ana IN
the South Atlantic and North Dakota y ms '"'
decidedly in the lake regions the ohio ana MISSISSIPPI
valleys. and the southern ROCKY Moun'''" H'r'
Pain ar snow, has fallen New England, the Ml""'"
CO.. tho northern nortinn ~ the Gulf states. ana over
,hr middle Rocky Mountain slope. Ram VIII "cru,, ~
,c ,ulf states In other districts the weather VIII De
fair x.vt.ncI,nd
the Atlantic Gulf states and cooler weather VIII
generally prevail IA all districts