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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

ihc T",;nwin! ia "A COapIc,a yist of rim
Ere Department Officers fran 1868 %
1895.

A full aud complete list oc the officer.
the Nil!ningtou Fire. Dep lrtnsnt from
tho lir5t election in 1865 Including the
present iDcumbcn.s,
ll5I''S 6J-chtef cnginoor, Henry w
Nllhin3; tir5t-assistnnt, Henry Blcyer;
second assistant, Michael Callahan
ls'OIl-Chief engineer. Samuel w.
Springer; r;tirst-GSslstant, Thomas |. Russell
second. assistant, john Il. Watson.
lS': '3-Chief engineer, George Mccall;
tira-assistNnt, William McCrGa; second.
assistant, John w, Carey.
lS'i79--Chef engineer, George Mccall;
hrst'asslstant, George ID. Stidham; second
assistant Enoch Dutton.
lo'o-W-Chief Eegineor, William Hanf !;
first assistant, Charles Thomas; seconu
assistant, Samuel T. Bayls
lS'6'D-Chiet Engineer, William Nc.
Cr2a; first assistant, Charles II. Lukens;
second assistant, Joseph G. Dutton.
l3So,Ssl--Chief Engineer, Samuel G, Taze.
5ee9pl gssissanv John u. lTu5,rr ~ !.
S3.S3-Chlef fngfnTTsf, SfeaaAtiTick F.
Murphy; first assistant John McGaferty;
second assistant, Thomas T. Donahoe.
lSStej-Chief Engineer David ). Read.
err first ASSISTANT. J. Curtis Wisglcsw orth;
second aselstaht, David, II. McTuIiion.
loseS7-CAief engineer, Hugh f.
sweeney. fl,rSS. assistant Samuel G Ch.a;
Ni"'.~; ts1ate33Ed tsHstant, William Mc.
EaldCn.
1855 S0-Chief engineer, William Nc.
CfachCh first assistant, James b. Tucker;
second assistant, John L, Hcndrickson.
r, lSS%jyyl--CAlet engineer, Edward A.
Robinson, first assistant, James +. Kane:
second assistant, William I. Green.
ls12-93-Chtef engineer, Dennis I.
Shic.usi first assistant, James NJ, Dicker.
som second assistant Alexander Il. Cloud,
lo'iSl-CElet engineer, John II. Walker;
nrst assistant, John =. Welsh; second as
sistant, George w Sasso.
w lS@ J7cChiof engineer Charles H.
w cIuG; llrst assistant, Michael A.Skelley;
We arc indebted to Alexander Cloud fo,
r,..e above information
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
Correspondence of the REPUBLICAN,
NEW CASTLE, October IL

| NEW CASTLE. October 49,
| The many friends Of John Fogg, former.
| ly Of this city but now of Chester vera
panied to learn yesterday of the horrible
mishap which befcll him while employeti
as conductor on an electric car Mr.. Fogg
was true gentleman and had been on 8
| visit 10 relatives here lately
| WINE John McCallin was returning to
| his home ON sunday night from the house
| of friend he was held up by two
| strangers, who threw him to the ground
| and riled his pockets Of some small
| change.
1t is now asserted that all the Republi.
cans will vote for Rettew and Finn in
this hundred. Family relations and re-
membranes OF kind acts by public officers
must be placed in the back ground on No.
VEN mber when the Republican goes In to
the booth. Then it is his dnty to vote fof
MCKINLEY and Hobart and the whole tiokaf
including the inspector
Away win such men as New Castle IL
burdened with as leaders, who will not
buckle on the arinor Of the party and fsht
Tor the overthrow of Democracy, the
sponsor to-day of anarchy. The person
who aids thief is Just as guilty as tho
principal, and therefore The man who will
not use every effort to ucirat the BryaIl
ticket is not a Republican.
IL Is not case Oi Addcks at present but
the happiness Of our homes. If it Ia Of
material interest To have Il sound money
man lOf PRESIDENT II is just as important
70 have sound money man for Congress,
Therefore all men should mt their shoni.
uors to the wheel and WORK iOr the election
OF Congressman Willis W, want sounf
money Inon IL the Legislature to elect
sound money man for United States Sen.
at0r.
In this hundred the records Of the Demo.
cratic assessor for SO will stand as a burn.
ing shame to his credit. And vet men
who call themselves feuunlicsns stand
up and declare that they VIII not agree to
cohpIonise; Away with the bosses
back numbers. When Robert Morrison
was defeated at the nomination by James
W. Foster then it became Morrlson's
duty to withdraw.
single Tax and free silver predominatsd
at meeting in tho Opera House lass
night. The principal address was deliyerS
ed by j. 5. Crosby.
Tomorrow evening on the 10l4 o'clock
train, eleven New Castle men, skilled me.
chahlcs, will leave for New York and
from there take the Feurst Bismarck for
Hamburg
From there they will go via Bremen to
MGF!apolo where tho Russian Govern.
ment Will erect the big pipe mill and in
Which ho New Castle men will learn tho
natives how to operate the plant
Mr' Rowland, Mr. Frank Borio and Mr.,
teldman Will leave tomorrow on the St,
Louis for South Hampton and will meet
The other men ut Bremen
pha N''''N''
a large number Of persons went from
i"fc today to Wilmington to view the
bpIy, OF DR.. Hulburd as it lay in state.
JUhh t0nnpr, Jr, and Miss Maruio
Gebhard spent SUNDAY in IIo.kcssin.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13
BANK ROBBERS CONFESSION.



LAKE MILLS, Ia, Oct. 13.-The young
man under arrest here on charge of hav-
ing been implicated in the double murder
aAs bank robbery at Sherburne has made
&ifession acknowledging that he was
associated in the affair He says that the
man killed while resisting arrest near Ell
more was his brother. He declares that
his brother planned the robbery and killed
the two mon in the Sherburne bank. He
will not reveal his true name or the location
of his home. He will be arraigned under
the name of Jim McMullen, the name he
gave when arrested
The young desperate gives as his reason
for not divulging his name TINT he has n
praying mother and sister Of very high
connection and repute, and he will never
allow them to stand the stigma OF such
crime. He is the coolest man in Fair
mount, although there is great danger OF
his dangling at a ropes end. The county
officials last night called out fifty mem
bers of u local military company, and
have them stationed inside the Jail in
closure, A report was received from Sher-
burne that II mob was forming there to
march on the jail here, but officers do
clare they will not surrender their man.
On the street great deal of excitement
exists
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

NIAGARA FALLS, n. Y, Oct. 3.-An un-
known man jumped into the water at
Prospect Park point yesterday afternoon
and was Immediately swept over the
American falls The act was deliberate
suicide, for before loaping over the parapet
he coolly took off his hat and put into it
his money, amounting to forty cents, and
laid it on the stone wall. The only wit
nesses were two hackmon. They described
the stranger us short man, about 81 years
old, weighing perhaps 1876 pounds and
wgaringa cinnamon cOlUred Overcout.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13
Testing n Sniokc Protector,

Chief Of the fire department Welds and
ex-assistants Snssc and Cloud, together
with Joseph McGarey, J. H. Shiplry,
and VIM. Smith, tested smoke protcc.
tor invented by Mrs John r. Miller, of
Syracuse, n. Y. This protector was test
cd in Bcstes smoke house on Friday even
Ing with hickory wood, which makes Il
dense smoke. The test was Of l5 minutes
duration, IN room 3xS feet.
Tho smoke protector consists Of Il mask
which allows the tlromen to Talk and zee
whom confined in this room filled with the
dense smoke The same protection has
bean used In room filled with sulphur
and birthstone. The magl: being invented
by woman is truly wonderful. Ii con.
sists OF leather print with isnggla,s to
sae through and large sponge for breath
iig purpose with II rubber band to pro.
trn the face to keep from inha.ing the
smoke.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13
Rector Keane's Probable Successor.

CLEVELAND Oct. bit is generally be-
loved among the leading Catholic clergy
of this city that Bishop Horstmann, Of the
Cleveland diocese, will be rendered the ap-
pointment Of rector of the Catholic uni
versity Mt Washington, made vacant by
the resignation of Bishop kcane, the
bishop who is at present in the east has
as yet given out nothing concerning his
appointment, but 1t is said that he has
been privately notified that he is the choice
of the pope and that his visit in the east
is for the purpose Of making the necessary
arrangements for beginning his new
Jutina
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 13. - Manager
Groom, Of the National Athletic club, of
this city, has agreed to deposit $4,000 in
the hands Of the referee who may be So
lected for the finish fight between Corbett
and Sharkey, for which they signed
articles on June 20 and has set Doc 3 as
tho date for said fight Dan Lynch on
behalf Of Sharkey, has accepted the propo-
sition and awaits word from Corbett.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13
STEPHENS MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
Was Head Druggist at the Jcffer-
son Hospital and Died Yes
terday.

Everard Z. Stephens formerly Of this
city, died in the Jefferson Hospital II
Philadelphia early yesterday raorning in q
mysterious manner, despite ths efforts oi
corps Of physicians and wish AL TIE
medicines known to science.
During Sunday Mr. Stephens, who was
chief druggist at the institution, showed
no signs Of the symptoms that preceded
his death, and it was not unJil long after
he had retired that there was any suspi-
Cion of even slight illness.
He Lad not been seen much during the
day, but was usual thing with him, for
he seldom mingled with his fellow workers
at the institution and consequently no
notice was taken of his absence. 1t is
known that he was in the prescription
room as usual during the afternoon and
was seen by the nurses and others who
had occasion to pass the door.
About II o'clock he went to his room
and half an hour later strange noises at
tracted two physicians to the room. They
found stephens in bed in Il seml-re.clin.
ing posture and breathing very heavily.
Heavy beads of pCrspiratton stood upon
his brow and lips. His face was pale and
showed that it was not sleep which caused
the heavy breathing. Tho pillows which
he had placed behind him wero removed
and he was stretched upon the bed, He
Rcstorntives were applied but without
effect. Even the stomach pump revealed
no signs of the cause of the sudden attack
and DR.. Roe dispatched a messenger for
the college physicians All was III VAIN
and the patient died two hours after bo
was first found.
According to DIR. Roo none of the physi-
clans can ascribo any cause of death, un-
less there was some brain trouble, but
Stephens had given no indication of that
1t was rumOred that he had died from
laudanum or opium poisoning, but it was
stated that he had none Of the symptoms
of it, DR., Roe says there was no reason
why Stephens should end his life and af-
tirmed that ID was not possible that he had
done it. There was no note Of writing Of
any kind left
Stephens was about 35 years of age
While here he conducted II drug store at
Ninth and Madison streets. He had been
at the hospital since 1S9i An autopsy has
been held and will be made known ut the
inquest to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13
To Prosecute Club PuEiIists,

CHICAGO, Oct 13.-Chief of Police Ba-
dcnock has taken hand in the Chicago
Athletic club pri1o fight matter. Two dc.
tectiycs have been put to work on tho case,
and determined effort will be made to
get the necessary evidence to convict tho
principals, DR.. Milton B. Pine and Fred
w. Swift. The poHcc say they will not
be content with Furnishing the participants
alone, but will make an effort to take into
custody everybody connected with the af-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

HALIFAX. n. S, Oct. 13.-The British
cruiser Talbot, reported having foundered
at sea with all hands, arrived here at 5
o'clock last evening from Portsmouth, all
well. He commander was greatly sur
prised when he heard of the rumor. She
had II fair passage, strong head gales pre-
vailing most of the time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

CHICAGO, Oct. ia lively row oc.
CURED Mt the Peoples Institute, in West
Van Burcn street. on Sunday, when n
party of men broke down the doors of the
lecture room thut Mrs. Helen M. Cougar
might address an audience on the silver
question Mrs. Cougars lecture had been
advertised and several hundred people had
assembled to hear her but the trustees OF
the West Side Christian church, who con-
trolled the hall, refused to deliver the keys
until the crowd grew impatient and burst
in the doors. Mr. Cougars address was
uMintcrruptel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13
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Dissrict DcpE:,,S Grand Master Benja.
fI}a;t;, mIn r; Sheppard ana stS2G !Rstalled the
sMyt'owiGg NJ w oilicGr5 Of Friendship Lodge,
10th inst: 'A 'n'
?; G.; James Crossan; N. GEL High.
MeId; V. g., j, r. Gftin; K. s, Newton
taylor; treasurer II. B. Klair secret Try.
Alex GMlhrlo; chaplain, H. A. Potts con.
dIuotor, Wm: Hightleld; warden, Joseph
llama; r. 5. t. n. G.. George ". Shakes.
peare; L. s to n, G., w, Spoakman: K.
). to '; G, II. L. Durnall; l. S. to V. G..
:, u Miller; Q. G., s. L. Crossan; l. a.,
ifiGe D;lwor[h; II 5. s, Levi Hanna; T.
:. s W. a. Crossan.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

~HAMOKIN, Pa, Oct l3-A fierce fire is
raging in the coal ridge workings Of
Brighter & Co.'S Mt. Carmel mine, and u
limo of pipe was laid to the burning mino
yesterday in order to extinguish the flames
by dverting the creek into that portion of
the workings. The fire has been burning
since Saturday, and the vein is thirtytivo
feet IN thickness: so considerably epprs-
hension is entertained by the officials and
WorAAcn as to the outcome
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13
Harrison to Stump Indiana.

CHICAGO, Oct 1.-THE Republican na-
tional committee has secured exPresltiGii... !. :
Harrison for IL number Of speeches in Indi-
ana. A special train will be used, and on
Oct 20 and p, 80 and 81 the ex-presidcnt
will make tours OF the state, delivering
short speeches en- route from the platform
of the car. He will not speak outside of
Indiana, however, and these will be the
only speeches delivered by Mr.. Harrison
during The CampNign.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13
OVER TIE sWITCiiBACR.
Unc-Day Excursion Via PEN Il. I,


Mauch Chunk possesses wealth Of
beauty in its surroundings that has Given
1t prominent place among tho mountain
cities OF the world. Leading up from the
city to he top Of Mt Pisgah Is the ceo
brated SwitchbaCk Railroad, which lifts
the passenger to an elevation Of eighteen
hundred feet above tho waters Of the lie.
high River. Both the ascent and descent,
though safe, are exciting, and the view,
both from the cur and the wouutain's top,
is unsurpassed; it is Justly termed tic
"Switzerland of Anlerica
At this teason Of the year "SwitChbaCk,'
with its surroundings made more heauti.
full by Natures Hutumnal touch, is tho
most interesting place thGb one could
select for Il uuy full Of pleasure.
On Saturday. October II, the Pcnnsyl.
vanla Railroad Company will run an.
other Of its famous unc.day excursions to
this delightful section, under the personal
escort of u tourist agent a special train
will leave Broad Stree, Station, Phllatlrl-
phia, at 7"i II. M, and run through to
hiauch Chunk, trUvorsing tho charming
and picturesque Valley Of the Upper Del.
aware. Returning, tie train will leave
Glen OnOkn at J.lj p. NJ. and Mauch
Chunk ii ~ p. m
Excursion tickets, including ride over
TIE SwitchhacE Railroad, viii be sold
from Philadelphia at rate Of $3.50
Children, between the ages Of five and
twelve years, half rates
Convenient connections with the special
trains from Broad street station may be
made by regular trains from and to
suburban STATIONS.
CAEToIaIA.
III sla!is f. ~ ><e--
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13. - Ambassador
Enstis, at Paris, has cablod Secretary of
State Olney that lyman will be released
He was charged with being the notorious
mo. I" Of the Phmnix Park murderers,
and was arrested by the French authori-
tics at Bologne at the request Of tho Scot
land Yard detectives who had been fol-
lowing him through Europe. The at
tempt to secure his extradition, however,
has fnilol
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13
Hog Cholera In Ohio and Indiana.

CINCINNATI, Oct, l3.-The reports from
the farmers in Ohio and Indiana are
alarming over the losses from hog cholera.
The corn crop is very large but the hogs
are dying very fast The hog cholera has
prevailed for some weeks and during the
past week tho losses have not increased in
the infected district, but tho disease is be-
coming general throughout tho Ohio
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

kLKTON MD, Oct 12-Th0mas DonnelIy
of Port Denu,it in jail on the charge Of
writing threatening letters. demanding
large sums Of money from wealthy citizens
OF THAI place, under penalty OF burning ~
destroying their properly if they refused
and also for burninga a barn belong sing 10
Edward Rowland, was given Il trial to-
day found guilty aud sentenced 10 serve
five years in the Maryland prnitcnLiury.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13
Great Bhrrington's CONFEDERATION,

GREAT HARRINGTON, Mass, Oct. l3.-
This town was visited last night by the
greatest conhagrstion in its history. 1t
destroyed tho major part Of the business
section Of the town. The fire started in
the Kennedy hotel annex and spread rap
idly to the adjoining buildings The loss
will probably reach q, 100000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13
WOrlSinnn's ScriC Injury,

John kopplcmcysr, iaborer employed
by thu j. 'gnoor Iron Wo ks, was q lily
injured while working at Robert Wether.
III and Company now building at Ches.
Tor on Saturday. Several orkmen were
engaged IN constructing derrick with
which to hoist the steel work for the build.
Ing from the ground and Kopplemeyer
was assisting from the ground below when
. portion of the block and tackle sllppcd
nom the hands Of u follow workman and
came crashing down upon the head of the
iuckiess kopplemeyer and he was felled to
the ground by the forcoof the blow A pnin.
full scalp would was tho result of the nrri.
1ept - N''N "S'''
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13
Ex-Treasurer Michellon Convicted.

CAMDEN, \. j., Oct, 13.-Frank +.
MicheIlon, exrcity treasurer of Camden,
was yesterday afternoon convicted Of NAL
feasuncc in office. The Indictment was
the first of thirteen to be moved against
him. Those charging embezzlemont will
be held until the minor charges are dis
posed Of. sentence will not be imposed
until the other indictments arc tried
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

DR. Simms Cholera Syrup, the cclcbrat.
ed cura for acute and chronic diarrhoen
quick relief and prompt cure for cholera
morhus In grown people and cholera in.
tantnm in babies and children. Cannot
be cNcellcd. Sold at 606 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

The Fall lecture Course of the Brown
son Library Association was opened last
night with u lecture by Roy NJ. X. Fallon
on the subject al Kym and Nell Wand
love story. st Pauls Choir and tho
Brownson double quartette furnished
the mu ical program The next lecture will
be ih November and the speaker will bc
Mr. lIviIcrk"r
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

The Friendship Fire Company's hose
carriage which Was upset at Fourth ana
French streets on Thursday night Is again
III service also tho Delaware truck whici.
.h with an accident The Friendship
wrrr, Dl.o injured in getting ali
eight and are In service.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13
Cuban Insurgents without Food,

HAVANA, Oct, l3.-A pacific Cuban has
arrived at Consolation del Sur, who re-
ports that after the recent engagement
with General Echague 300 of Maceo's
wounded were carried to Cayguando He
says that they were two days without
food, and that many of the wounded died
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13
Illinois Prohibition Lender for Bryan.

CHICAGO, Oct. 49, --lsuac W, Higgs,
nominee for governor on the National
Prohi ibition) tickot, has rendered his re-
signation to State Chairman J. w. Wells,
He gives as his reason that owing to the
ruling Of the secretary Of state it will bo
impossible to get the state and national
party ticket on the official ballot. In his
letter to Chairman Wells he states that
he will give his active support tothe Dem.
ocrGtlo ticket, and advises all the Nation
alists in the state to do the same.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. - Secretary La-
mont is receiving the congratulations of
his friends upon an accession to his family,
a daughter being born to Mrs Lamont
Sunday morning Mother and child are
reported doing we'll.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

Mrs; Annie Grubb, formerly of Brandy.
wine Hundred, who has baen making her
home at No. lOOe Delaware Avenue, the
home of VIM. H, Alexander, her son.in
law, few days ago while passing from
one room to oanother fell down stairs and
broke her thigh, beside injuriug herself
bodily otherwise. Mrs. Grubb is 50 ycnrs
Old and the injury may cause her death
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

nr. Slmms' White Pulmonlc i;aisa ~, the
famous throat and lung specific purai
hoafHehass, sore throat, croup, uto. lIor
consumption 1t is splendid prayentlnr
and curing even hopeless oasss. For sIII
at 6QG King st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

ATLANTIC CITY, Oct l3.-The city is cut
pif from the outside world, both the Read
ing and Pennsylvania Railroad companies
posting notices that trains could not be
run in or out of the city because of the
damage done to the roadbeds There is no
sign Of the storm abatingD Yesterday af-
tsrnoon Charles Mason and his family
were driven out Of their home on tho
meadows by the water inundating the
first floor. The husband put his family
In cart and pulled them to road con
meeting with the city. At Chelsea Mr.
and Mrs Whittakers were taken In boat
from their home on hummocks, the water
flooding the first story. The Brigantine
steamboat wharf, 800 feet in length, was
washed away. and d frame building ad-
Joining the i'll fated Casino was torn down
by the waves
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

Shiloh's Consumption Cure cures where
others foil. 1t is the leading Cough Cure,
aud no homo should be without it, Pleas.
aht to take and goes right to the spot.
Sold by N. B. Danforth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13
J ~ : = = y. It kEE,
A. j. N!EpaRAIAlER,
CEnuf. w ,E.t.

1t was decided to invite citizens to con-
tribute to fund for Tie relief Of Mrs.
McNeal Subscriptions will be received
at all the newspaper Offices and also AZ the
Washington engine house j. H. Shtplcy,
George W Sasse, Robert G. Porter W
y rOrr dhd Horace i. ,anucsrtt were
appointed 4 committee to receive the sub.
scrptions left at the engine house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-13

For eastern New York, eastern Penn.
sylvanin, Now Jersey aud Dclawars
Threatening weather and showers; north
erly winds, decreasing in force on the coast.