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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-11
rnE DEnOoRArIo ooMmITrEE
First hestiug since tho Elaction-Au
Debts Patd-Wm Help Democratic Con-
teafnufa

First Meeting since tho EIaotion-An
Debts Paid-wm Help Democratic Con-
tsstnuss.
Wa sHGNGToN, d. c., January 10
The first meeting of the Democratic
Congressional Campaign Committee
since the fall election was held to-day.
The committee will continue with the
present membership. Most Of the talk
was OF the election contests which will
be tried by the Fifty-fourth Congress.
The committee pledged the organization
90 reDder assistance 20 those Democrats
who wilt have contests OD their hands.
The general oversight OF the partv's
contest will be 10 the hands OF a com
mittee of tve-Senator Faulkner, chair
man; Lawrence Garduer, secretary,
and three 20 be selected by Senator
Faulkner. Quarters 10 Washington
will be rented, where compilations OF
the election laws and the records Of the
contest will be kept. Senator Faulkner
reported the committee out OF debt.
There was some desultory talk regard
ing the recent decision OF the District
Court Of Appeals declaring the sugar
bounties uncOnstitutonaL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-11
A Monster Combination Now in the
Formative Stage.
WILL PUT UP THE PRICE AT ONCE.
The Output of the Minnesota,
Marie and Gogebic Range Con
Germs Will All Be Sold Through
One Firm of Cleveland Brokers.
The Price to Be Pushed Up
from 50. so to SO so Per Ton.
Rockefeller Not in It.

DULUTH, MINI, January 10.-The
details OF what is TO be one OF the big
gest com binations in raw materials In
the United States are now under con-
sideratiou. The combination will be
effected so that there shall be no COM
petition and so that a reasonably good
price shall be obtained for three quar-
ters OF the Bessemer iron ore mined in
this country.
There will be but three companies in
the deals. These are the Minnesota
Iron Company, the giant Of them all,
with an expected output this year OF
100000 tons from It's lower mine,
ana 600, 900 tons from the Chaad-
Ter mine, both on the YER
million Range; the Norrie. Of the
Gogebic, which put out this year nearly
a million tons, and the Colby group,
also Gogebic Range, which has been
put into such shape that IL can come
we'll up toward the capacity Of the Nor
rie. These three companies will mine
fully three-iourths OF the Bessemer
OUTPUT OF THE COUNTRY.
The expectation is that sale Of the
ores of these companies viii be made
chiefly by one firm OF Cleveland brok-
ers, aud the idea is to put the price for
the next seasons delivery at about
So. so per ton instead OF 81. so TO 81. 80,
the prevailing prices OF the past sea-
son. The combination will even then
be selling ore for less tnan the same
quality, ever sold, with one exception,
10 this country.
There is sold TO be no question that
these three producers have grip on
the Bessemer market, and while the
Rockefeller interests on the Mesaba and
the P0wabic, Lake Superior, Lake An
geline and Cleveland of the lower
ranges would undoubtedly like to join
in the deal they are not liable to be
invited.
The reason that draws the big con-
Germs into this deal is said to De the
opinion OF the Rockefeller organization
thatit holds the long end in the iron
affairs. The other companies think this
is a good time to remove this impress
sion, and so no attention will be paid TO
Mesaba ores In the combination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-11
Sporting NEWS
RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS.


New ORLEANS, La, January 10. -
Twenty ninth day Crescent City
Jockey Cubs winter meeting. Weather
clear and cold; track very heavy; at
tendance fair. First, furlongs, Ma
Quon; 1:1Ol5 Second, furlongs, Les
ter; l:I2. Third, . furlonss, Imp
Treve.yan; 1:lil+. Fourth. furlonEs,
Adah L; 1855. Fifth, g furlongs,
Charlie b.; 1:27.
Following are the entries at New Or
leaus for January II: First, furlOnCs,
SprinEtjme 90, Belle Stout, Vancluse
90, Silver Prince 1O1, Tramp, Bob VIII
sou, E.ndora. LOftin Jr., Lester l06.
Second, selling, furlOngs Foot
runner, Incoumode 1O2, Say On,
Taylor, Hayjen lO5, Galen Brown,
O.d Dominion lO9 Francis Pope, Tom
Kelly 1l2 Third, selling, furlongs,
Rabbit 95, Ludlow 91. Missouri Lou 90,
Dick Waite 100, Emperor Billet. Shiloh,
Green Prewitt IO1; Readina 103, Cactus
Blossom, Luke Parks, DR.. Bill, Prince
OF Darkness 1O4; Clifton los. Fourth,
selling, e fur.ongs, Danube lO1. Wanda
T, DR.. Parks 1O3; Jim Henry l0i, Giee-
some, Aletbis Allen los; Brakeman l06,
Hodgson lO1, Royal Prince ll2 Fifth,
.maideus. 6 furlongs, Ludwig, Russ, Dr..
Reed lO2; lie Bauj0. John Cycha, Rock
well. Herkimer, Sidcsn, NOmaR, Buck
ave 1O5
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-11
Building and Loan Meeting.

A meeting of representatives OF the
various local and State Building and
Loan Associations was held at the Of
fee OF the German American Building
and Loan Association at Roemer Block
yesterday, to consider the best steps TO
be taken to procure beneficial legisla-
tion in the interest Of building and loan
association members. By unanimous
consent Mr.. Alexander, of Parkersburg,
was called to the chair aud Mr.. Chas.
O. Roemer, OF Wheeling, was made Sec
retary. After very interesting dis
cussion the following committee was
appointed TO frame bill to be sub
mitted to the legislature: Chss. 0.
Roemer. Chairman; Jos. Lawson, Geo.
j. Mathison, A. j. McNash and w. j.
w. Cowden.
1t was also recommended that the
Secretary endeavor to promulgate the
formation OF a State Building and Loan
Association League for the purpose Of
looking after the welfare OF their In
terests.
j. r. Rittenhouse, of Petersburg,
and MessrS. II. p McGregor, DR.. TGy-
lor, :. Alexander, John b. Garden, At
torney General Riley, Charles Menke
meller and others were in attendance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-11
PROMULGATED.

Archbishop Elder Gives Reasons Why
Catholics Must Belong to Certain Sc
crst Societies.
CINCINNATI, o., January 10.-Arch-
bishop Elder to-day promulgated the
order against Odd Fellows. Knights Of
Pythias and Sons Of Temperance, and
accompanied the text of the order with
a statement Of reasons why good Cath
olcs should obey. The fact that the
reasons for the order are not under
stood, be says, is no excuse
for dsobediencs any more than
it is for violation Of civil law
when the reason for the enactment Is
not understood. just as the State NUT
enforce its laws, preservation order, 20
must the church enforce such rules as
are essential for the welfare Of souls.
He went on, however, 10 state some
other reasons in this case. One was
that TO belong TO those orders made
Catholics more tolerant of free masonry
which had long been declared inmical
TO the church, ARotber was that in the
case Of the Knights Of Pythias, the
pagan is selected TO be treated as a
SAINT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-11
IN BLANKETS.
Three Inmates of Burning Building at
Toronto, Canada, Jump for Their Lives.
All Terribly Injured, But VIII Live.

TORONTO, January 1O.-A few min
utes before Z o'clock this evening a
blaze was noticed in Osgood's publish
ing house, next to the establishment
which was destroyed In Sundays fire.
In the top fat were the care-taker,
Jas Cavan, his wife, Elizabeth, who was
suffering from nervous prostration, the
result of last Sundays fire and trained
nurse. All means OF escape by the
stairway were cut off and there was no
time TO wait for the fire escape. SO
a number of blankets and mattresses
were held by the people below
and the frightened occupants OF the
upper story were told TO leap for their
lives. The care-taker's wife jumped
first and fell into a mass OF telegraph
wires, rolled over and was caught
in mattress. Then the nurse
leaped and was caught in the blanket,
and last of all, the care-taker made the
desperate jump and be also was caught.
They were taken to ST, Michaefs hos
pital. They are all terribly injured,
but the doctors think there is a chance
of all recovering.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-11
VERY SERIOUS
Is the Situation in St. Johns, New Found
land---Fearful Desdtution - Hundreds
Will Perish Unless There IS Aid.

ST. JOINS, n. F., January 1O.-Pri-
vate charity is doing much to heIp
those wanting food. The government
is instituting the preparatory step TO
provde work for the unem ployed.
some American newspapers tele-
graphed the American Consul here
proffering assistance and asking In
what shape be would prefer
having il sent. The Consul called
the clergy together to decide upon the
hest form of relief and when it should be
saot The local relief committee ex-
nended 50. 500 last week and relieved 500
families. A police inquiry into the COZ
dition of the people shows that fearful
destination prevails and that hundreds
will perish unless the situation is speed
iIy erappied with. The Bank of Mon
treal subscribed 500 to the relief fund
to-day.
A bill passed the assembly tonight
% allow steamers TO make second trip
- rhe seal fisheries this season. This
will largely help TO relieve the general
distress. The bill for retrenchment has
heen postponed until Saturday. The
measure is very sweeping in its charac-
ter abolishing or consolidating many
nublic Offices. 1t is calculated that the
bil will effect economics 20 the amount
Of $3.50. 900 annually.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-11
FROZEN TO DEATH.
Remarkably Cold Weather Throughout
Southern Europe France Spain and
Italy Shivering in Snow Storms

ROME. January 1O.-A snow storm,
accompanied by heavy wind, de-
stroyed four houses az Celeuza, In the
province OF Forgia. Sixteen persons
were buried in the ruins Of the houses.
Eight of them were dead when extrl-
Gated. A woman was frozen TO death
at Pistoia, province Of Florence. Snow
storms have used great damage at
Stresa. on Lake Maggiore, Revanna
AID elsewhere.
LONDON, January 10.-A Madrid dis
patch TO the Standard says that the
telegraph to France has not been work
ing for nine days owing 10 gales and
snow storms. Mail trains are twenty
four hours late. The severity OF the
weather is nprecedented. Ia Santan-
der and Navarro wolves have entered
the villages. In the Pyrenees peasants
and muleters have perished in the snow.
A dispatch from Rome to the Standard
says that heavy snow storms prevailed
in Genoa and Pisa and nearly every
where in upper Italy. AT Bolenna 1t
has been showing for fourteen hours.
LONDON, January 10-The weather
in England IS intensely cold. There is
skating in Regents Park and on all the
ponds about London. The Rev. Thomas
Podmore, vicar of Ashton-le- Willous,
was found dead In the snow. On the
continent rivers and lakes are frozen,
and many deaths are reported in conse-
ouence Of the snow storms which seem
TO have prevailed In many parts.
PARIS. January 10,-At Cor0ere, on
on the Spanish French frontier, biz
zard prevailed on Monday last. Since
that time communication by train with
Corbere has been interrupted.
In sll parts of France intense cold
prevails. At Avignon it was so cold
that the theatres were obliged to close.
VIENNA, January lO.-A terrific snow
storm mas swept over Vienna leaving
the city almost isolated. Railway and
vehicle traffic are reduced to a mini
mum. Over 300 men are at work clear
ing the streets. The supplies of vege-
tables, meats and milks have almost
failed There are seven feet OF snow In
ihe suburbs.
SAINT SEBASTIAN, SPAIN, January 10.
Railway communication in the north
eastern part of Spain is interrupted,
owing to the heavy snow. There are
slx feet OF snow in the valley Of the
Ebro. Many trains have been showed
M and the telegraph lines are mostly
down
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-11
FOR SEVEN YEARS
Jennie Morgan Has Been Living Near Her
Relatives Who Supposed She Was Dead.
Her Father MiStreated Her.

PlTTsBURG, PA, January 10.-Seven
years ago Miss Jennie Morgan disap-
peared from her home in this city, aud
nothing was known by her family OF
her whereab bouts. Five months ago her
father went into court and asked to be
appointed administrator of her estate,
as II WAS known that she had about ST.
500 in local savings bank. To-day there
was a hearing in the matter aud fur
ther proceedings were stopped by the
appearance in court OF the young lady
herself. During these years she has
been employed as domestic in an East
End family and has kept her Identity
concealed. She gave as reason for
her action that her father had mis-
treated her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-11
NEWSLETo.
Interesting Pieces of relegraphio News
IN small -DSce-

Interesting Pieces of relegraphie News
IN small -DAce-
S1orx City. a.. January 1O.-The Fidel.
ity Loan and Trust Company passed into
the hands of a receiver to-day.
LoSpoy. January 10.-A dispatch from
changhai saws that severe lighting has
ken place near Jehol, Mongolia, l2O
miles northeast of Pekin. Hundreds of
wounded Chinese are reported to oe arriv-
ing in rien rsin daily.
Ngw YORK. January l0.-About $1,000
O0O in cold is expected to be shipped TO
Erfone on Saturday steamers. OF this
- OOiOOO was withdrawn from the SUD-
treasury to-day and the balance Will PROB
ABLY be taken out tomorrow.
STRv ONO January l0.-For refusing
70 accent a 20 per cent reduction IN wages,
the wire drawers Of the Salem WIRE Mill
COMPANY were ordered by Supt Daackes
today TO take their tools from tue mill
and were locked out
RoNE. January l0.-At the next consist
o,r the PoDe is likely 10 raise two of the
Oriental patriarchs TO the dignity OF the
Csrdinalate.
Co1r,fRus. o., January 10.-Governor
NTcKinley today caused 500 worth of food
IN he shipped to certain miners IN the
Hooking Valley, VINO are reported by their
,o,nmiffees 10 ne in state Of starvation.
VeIsonvilIe during the night raised $3.50.
Cu1c.eo. January l0.-Chicago's annual
charity bail was held tonight at the Adj
torium. About 1900 people present and
sS0 OOO was realized for charity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-11
Mid-WIntsr Excursions TO Washington,
ID q.

The B. & O. Railroad Company will
inaRurate a series Of monthly excur-
slons to the National Capital from Pitts
burgh, Wheeling, Parkersburg, Lex
ipgton, Hagerstown and intermed late
points along It's lines as far East as
Washington Junction, affOrding an
excellent opportunity for mid-win-
ter iaunt TO the National Capital. The
first excursion OF the series is announc-
ed for Thursday, January 10th. The
rates are remarkably low and the time
limit ample enough TO allow visitors an
opuortunity TO visit all the Public
buildings and Institutions in Washing
ton and make side trips TO points OF in
terest in near vicinity.
We give below list OF stations show
ing the time Of trains and rates of fare:
Wheeling. w Va -. .5 05 m 45 p m $40
yUasbington. Pa...G2 % 8 50 10
pittshnrg 900 92O .
Parlor cars on the day Express.
Sleepipg cars on the night Express.
CorrespondiDgly low rates from other
stations.
Tickets will be good for ten days,
and will be valid for passage from
Washington to Baltimore at any time
within the life OF the ticket
For Pullman Car accommodations and
enide TO points OF interests in wash
ington, address nearest B. & o. Agen t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-11
Prisonors .Received.

Quite a batch OF prisoners was re-
ceived at the Moundsvile penitentiary
Yesterday, from the interior OF the
State. They were;
William Suthers, Logan county, 10
years, assault with intent 10 kill.
John Williams, Logan county, year,
unlawful wounding.
Sam Bowen. Logan county, 8 years,
burglary.
Mountain Bush, Summers county, 10
wears, malicious cutting.
Moses Harris, Summers county, five
years, unlawful cutting.
John Eldrige, Summers county, three
years, assault with intent TO Kill.
John Burfoot, Summers county, three
years, unlawful wOunding.
Frank Mann, Summers county, ten
years, grand larceny. second conviction.
Chas. Brent, Summers county, three
years, house breaking and grand lar
ceny.
Frank Moody, Summers county, four
years, house breaking aud grand lar
ceny.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-11
TIE HOTEL REGISTER.
Anecdo tes and Personals of Those "hs
Are Stopping In the city

Anecdo tes and Personals of Those "hs
Are Stopping In the city
Part of the Peter Maher company IS
at the Behier.
Peter Maher and bis manager, John
j. Quinn are at the Mcclure.
STAMM.-John Butler, OF Woodsheld,
o.; J. Lane Parrish and wife, OF Farm
lngton; G. MADEIRA, OF Grafton.
Louis Brake, OF the hardware firm Of
Whitescarver & Brake, Of Buckhannon
was Windsor guest yesterday.
McLure: J. A. Gartlan, Of Manning
ton: Ernest Queen, OF Pittsburg; T.. J.
Braden, OF Oil City, all prominent Oh
men.
George L. Moreland. John A. Long
and Jonn c. Cluoy, SteuoenVlile oass
ball magnates, were at the Mcclure
yesterday. ,-..t.
VAN KEUREN-Georgs F. and Matte
L. Ogenbaugh, Of Washington, "a lc'
Clure Mason, OF Albright, w. Va; " M
j. Mullen and Owen Farley, OF Mchses-
port. 49,
II. u. Baker, OF Plttsburg, Is at the
McLure. Mr. Baker came mere 10 'os
his brother, c. II. Baker, Of the Regis
ter force, who is being treated lot y.
phoid fever at the North wheeling
Hospital. -, ~
WINDSOR. Alexander and w. i. j.
Rittenhouse, OF ParkersourZ; H. H.
Hopkins, OF Elizabeth; a. \, Pr,enafu;
Of ManniDgtou; G. J.. Hender,ho.' u
Parkersburg;J C. simpson, Of MounuS
Vile: II. A. Carothers Of Glendale. ur..
BEHLFR.-M. Davis, OF sistersyllle'
4. z. Scott, OF Warrington; JoDn i,la. -
dershot and w. II. Howard, Of hoho,S'
b. Shalvey. Of Cameron; y. fflcuAiO ffislc,O;
w. Fl. Sheridan, and j. Snefiu@H' "
A.nnfpgfnn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-11
Americans DID Lutte Business.

WAsHINGToN, January lO.-In sum-
ming up the Imports into Switzerland
OF beef cattle for the first three quar-
ters OF 1894 United States Consul Ger
main st Zurich shows that 50, 500 head
we're imported, valued at 20, 400, 600
francs and be notes with regret that
OF this enormous amount the United
States furnished but 226 head, which
came by way Of a trial shipment via
Genoa, although with a little assertion
on the part Of our cattlemen they
might have secured q good portion OF
she business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-11
WANTED aIs SWEETHEART.

Last Words OF Man Who Com mitted
suicide Because the Woman FOR Whom
ne Deserted Vile ana Children Jhtod
Him.
DENVER, January 1O.-"Bring my
sweetheart" were the last words of
August SamueIson, formerly clerk at
the Brown Pacific Hotel, who committed
suicide at Hotel Logan to-day by cut
ting bis throat. He had bsen Tilted by
a woman for whom he deserted his
wife and children. Before committing
suicide he draped MS and his sweet
hearts pictures In black.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-11
WAYS AND MEANS.
The Committee VIII Discuss Plans for In
ualSng the Revenue---Beer Tax Nay
Be Rs.5mmmiei---Ihe Diferenual on
Sugar.

WASHINGTON, January 10.-Cnair-
man Wilson has called meeting Of the
Ways and Means Con- mittee for 10:3O
tomorrow morning. II will be the first
gathering OF the committee in many
months aud 8, is anticipated that i'm
plraut action may be taken, in view Of
the depleted revenue of the govern
meut Mr. Wilson Intends 20 call up
the -aso.utioa introduced by Represen-
tat.ve Pence, of Colorado, regarding a
revenue to be raised Oy beer tax, and
the probability is that 1t will be favor
ably reported
Mr.. Wilson's bill for taking of the
One-tenth of a cent tTerential on sugar
from countries paying export bounty
will also be considered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-11
MURDERED HER BETROTHED.
Sarah Alfred shoots ]. T., Leahy Full OF
Lead-Ousrrelled About a corn Crib.

PERRY, 0. r., January 10.-News of
the deliberate murder OF l. T. Leahy
by his sweetheart, comes from
Cleveland, about forty miles east
of here, in Grant county. Mrs.
Sarah Alfred. a widow to whom Leahy
was engaged to be married, quarreled
over the disposition of crib OF corn on
the woman's farm. Becoming exasDer-
ated the woman called to her brother to
bring gun. He did so and Mrs.
Alfred deliberately aiming the
gun at her sweetheart put
the charge from the two barrels into
his body. He fell to the ground dead,
being Instantly killed. Leahy was com
pletely unnerved by the woDan's
actions aud seemed helpless to stop her
or make his escape. She Is under
arrest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-11
Coming Balls.

Four young men OF the South Side
will give ball at the hall of the North
End Literary and Athletic Association,
on the evening of the 17lh inst.
The Silver Star Club will give ball
at Westwood's Hall tonight
A ball for the benefit OF John Keed
will be given by numb OF his friends
at Beethoven Hall, Thursday evening,
the 27th inst. Mayors orchestra Will
Inlnu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-11
Officers Elected.

The German American Fire Insurance
Company held their first meeting Of
directors last night and elected the fol-
lowing officers: DR.. w. K. Taylor,
Wheeling, President; T. PIckenpaugh
Morgantown, First Vice President; >.
r. Nuzum. Fairmont, Second Vice
President; John B. Garden, Wheeling,
Treasurer; Z. w. Reynolds, Wheeling,
Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-11
mo- rax Church Property.

LANSING, MICH, January 10-A
ioint resolution has been introd uced In
ybs Michigan Senate for the taxation OF
ali church property similar to that In
trod seed two years ago, aimed at the
Roman church, aud which was killed IN
t,a House after a hard battle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-11
ZelIa's New ambition

New YORK, January 10.-Zella Mica.
laus, whose fame rests thus far upon the
SO, 900 suit against George Gould, and
swift and sudden flights across the
ocean, is secluded in this city so that
she may concentrate all her energies
uDon becoming a footlight tavorite.
She will make her first appearance on
the stage of the Imperial Music Hall
upon the evening OF January IS, In
"Robber Roy" burlesque by John
O'Keeie on the opera Rob Roy"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-11
xv.,..atn Toledo. Too.

TOLEDO, O., January 1O.-Frank
Smith, alias Thomas ii. Parker, alias
RED" Austin, etc, who Is under arrest
At Richmond, Va, as a gold brick
swindler, and in whose case j. f. Nor
ris. the Springfield, o., detective, has
become mixed up, is wanted in this city
for fieecing John Grohi, wealthy East
Sfdar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-11
neatinca.lon OF colnmbu..

WAsHINGroN, January 1O.-A cable
gram from Naples says that the Pope
is about TO announce the beatitcation
Of Christopher Columbus. The propo-
sitlon was seriously considered for more
than a year previous TO the recent an
niversary Of the discovery OF America,
sud the college Of cardinals opposed 1t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-11
THE WEATHER

WAsurxeroS, D. C., January lO.-F9r
West virginia: Showers; cooieri "eS'e''y
winds. poi,. cooler.
ForWestern Pennsylvania nam 0O0''''
northeasterly winds. .-,h,,ast-
For Ohio: CleariDgi colueFi H'i'N"
erly winds.