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TO PUNISH FRAUDS.
l.nw which Prohibits Misrepresentation
In acknowledgements.


WASHINGTON. D. c.. Aug. %. -
United States consul Liebcr, at Dusscl-
dorf, Germany, In report to the depart
ment OF state, encloscs n translation OF
the law recently enacted by the legiS-
lature OF the German empire intended to
subdue certain forms OF unjust competi-
tion and directed principally against
swlndllnS advertisements, false state
ments OF. and the betrayal OF business
secrets. Persons knowingly and with
Intention 10 evoke the appearance OF a
particularly advantageous offer. max
Ing statements In public advertisements
or In communications intended for Il
larger number OF persons. concerning
the quality. the method OF production, or
the fixing OF prices Of merchandise, or
the possession OF distinctions (rcwards),
or the manner or sources OF the purchas-
Ing of such merchandise. r"of profess
slonal work, or the motives or purposes
of the sale. which are untrue or quail
fled to mislead one, are subject to fine.
ANY person offending second time
may be imprisoned. Those who for pur-
poseS of competition make or spread any
assertions concerning another person's
business or the proprietor or manager of
a business. or with relation to goods or
professional work, Intended to disturb
the Carrying on OF the business or in
iurc the credit Of its owner, shall, the
law requires, be responsible to the In
Jured for the damages II the truth that
such assertions were made can be prov
ed. Persons making use In business OF n
name. firm or special designation OF a
trade or an industrial undertaking In
any way calculated to create confusion
ms to the name, firm. etc, shall be liable
for damages. A penalty Of not more
than 5000 marks or Imprisonment OF not
more than u year, is Imposed on an en-
ploye communicating to others during
the time of his engagement without be-
ing authorized, any business or trade Sc
prptg
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CHRISTIAN UNION.
The United Presbyterian Convention al
Omnitp, NeiI.

OMAHA, Ncb.. Aug. 9O.-Thls morn
Ing's session OF tho Christian Union
convention was devoted to business.
The general committee recommends the
officers and the officers and the recon-
mGndatlOnS are generally adopted. The
officers elected are: John q. Quny, OF
Denver, president; Mrs. Mary Porter
Kyle. OF Michigan. secretary, and W.
j. Stewart, of Parnussus. Pa, treas
urer' The report OF the general eccre-
tury, J. Duff showed G33 societies with
Il membership al 2S,iS0. IL gain OF 1893
contributed S9S.20J for general purposes
and SI0ll for misslons--l total OF $685.
40. an Increase OF S3i30 over last year.
23S societies with membership OF S,9O2,
IN Increase OF 3,i5l over the last re-
port. In the absence OF the treasurer
his report was not read.
Rev. Willard White. ID. D., OF the
Moody Bible school, Chicago. conduct
ed what was known as "The Silent
Hour" which was was a most i'm
prcssive service.
The npolntmcnt Of few minor
committees comprised the afternoon
session and this was followed by an
address on the young Peoples BIZ
ble." by DR.. ]. W. Reid, OF Pitts
bnrgh, editor OF the United Presbyte-
rlan, followed by n conference on Ju-
Nor work, conducted by ]. p. Tracy, OF
Chicago. The night session was given
over to John W. Wooley, che temper
ancC orator.
The thcater was packed from pit to
dome and Creighton hall. seating 1000
more was filed for an overflow. which
was addressed by number OF able
speakers.
In former years 1t was necessary for
the general committee to hunt for q
city 10 take care OF this convention, but
there are now five cities in the field
anxious for the crowd and tire honor,
namely: Denver. Chicago. lnllanapo-
lis, Cleveland and Buffalo, with the
chances In favor OF the last named, by
the reason of the location.
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LRYAN's MOVEMENTS,
Indicn tons that lie Hrs Made n Deal with
the New York spoilsmen, hut what will
the West Think ofIt!

UPPER RED HOOK, N. Y, Aug. 90
The confirmation OF the belief that Mr..
Bryan horoughlyunderstand the lead
ers OF the party In New York state and
that he Is campaigning here with the
full consent and connivance OF the DEM
ocratic leaders came In various ways
this afternoon.
EARLY in the afternoon cx-State Scna-
tor Norton Chase. OF Albany. leader OF
the county Democratic committee, came
here with Louis W. Pratt. Internal rev.
enuc collector from the Albany district,
and an appointee OF President Cleveland
at the suggestion OF Charles W. Tracey,
now one OF The leaders In the gold move
ment. They came here 10 urge Mr.. Bry-
an to come TO Albany at an earlier hour
than $50 o'clock and succeeded 10 well
that Mr. Bryan promised to leave here
at 2:3l p. m. on Tuesday. arriving in Al
bany about o'clock. The meeting will
be held In the evening nj the City Hall
square.
Democratic State Committeeman
John F. Gaynor telegraphed in the af-
ternoon TO know Mr.. Bryan's hour Of
stopping ut Syracuse, that n hall might
be secured. II is doubtful IL Mr.. Bryan
will accept hail. prefcrring, as II Is not
TO be an evening speech, to speak In the
open alr.
The invitation 10 Buffalo, to Hornells-
Vile and to several other points In the
state have been rendered by people high
in the party and there Is no doubt a
thorough understanding between Mr..
Bryan and the state Democratic lead
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RED HOOK. Aug. 2O.-Thc complete
itinerary OF William ]. Bryan as ar
ranged up TO tonight, is as follows:
August 90, Albany, from 1880 TO 10 p.
M. speech.
August &c, Syracuse, 800 n. m. until L.
m, speech.
Rochester 1:3O until 2:SO p. m. pass
through Buffalo to Erie. speech at Erie
at night.
August %, Buffalo, afternoon and ev-
cnlnE speech.
August 2S. Medina In forenoon,
speech; Niagara Falls in evening.
August 90, Hornellsville, In afternoon,
speech: jamestown. n. Y, evening. and
thence to Chnutauqun.
August 30. ChautauGua. over Sunday.
August 81, Cleveland. o., speech.
September /. Columbus, O.. speech.
September 2. Toledo. o., speech.
September :, South Bend. Ind, speech.
September 4, Chicago.
September s, go direct to Lincoln Ne
braska, by Burlington route no stops.
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AFRAID OF A CHILL,
Democratic AMI Popmiist Managers Wor-
Tici About Affairs Ont In Idaho.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-At both the
Democratic and PopulIst headquarters
serious alarm IL felt over the situation In
Idaho, where the ncws dispatches indl-
cate that tho Democrats nnd POpullsta
nrc trying to effect u fusion which Will
leave out tho silver Republicans The
managers nt both headquarters consider
that this attempted combination at the
expense Of the silver Republicans is e
violation OF the spirit OF the silver cam
palEn, which seeks to combine all the
silver forces anu they fear lty effect on
the silver Reubllcans OF other western
states They believe the different forces
should combine on equitable and just
termB and effect q division such al wis
made In Minnesota and Washington.
Moreover. they consider that It would
be especially ungrntcful In Idaho be-
cause their refusal to recognize the sll-
Yer Republicans involves tho defeat of
Senator Dubois. The latter IL looked
upon by both the Democratic and POpu-
list managers az one OF the great central
figures, in the bolt Of free silver Republl-
cans from the Republican party on the
issue. On this lnstr,lmcntallty Is most
largely attributed the defeat OF the tariff
bill IN the senate except with free sll-
Yer rider, md to turn him down." they
believe would send chill through the
leaders of the silver Republicans of the
west.
For this reason II Is probable that both
Chairman Jones and Chairman Butler
will make every attempt 10 arrange
some sort OF an adjustment In Idaho
that Will give due recognition to the Bll
yer Republicans
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srteLal pIspateh 10 the 1ntelllgencer.

Special Dispatch TO the 1ntelligencer.
PARKERSBURG. W. a., Aug. co.
Tho Democratic state executive commit
tee held meeting ut the Jackson hotel
IN this city to-day and are In session TO-
night. The members present arc: L. s.
Klncheloc. ]. W. Gallaher. s. Is. Davis,
Il. F. Kidd. Andy Edmiston. ]. T. Nc
Graw, George I. Neal and II. r. How
ard r. T. Dennis. OF Grcnbrier, has
the proxy OF c. W. Warren. OF Fayette
county, and John McGraw holds the
provies OF Tom Davis, OF Mineral, and
Fisher, OF Jefferson. VIII Chiffon and
General Holly are also here. making
ten members and three proxies pres
Cnt.
The first business transacted was the
election OF a chairman OF the committee.
This contest was spirited one and
there would be lots OF breezy political
gossip to tell II the conference were no.
behind closed doors.
The greatest surprise was the defeat OF
VIII Chiffon for chairman by Andy Ed
mlston, OF Lewis county. Edmlston. It
will be remembered. WAS an ardent anti
Watts leader at the Rtate convention.
George I. Nealc. OF Huntington. was also
a candidate for committee chairman.
but was turned down. John D.Alder-
son was elected vice chairman.
1t was expected that the state .Popu-
list committee would confer with the
Democrats here at this time. but none OF
the committee have shown up. The
Idea was not treated with very much re-
spect. The committee Is still In session.
Other prominent Democrats present
are Walter Pendleton. Rankin Wiley. jr.,
J. H. Holt, William G. Brown Sam n.
Woods. Buck Harding and IEaac Cox
Ralphsnyder.
OhIey We-clrcted.
The list of officers was completed by
the election OF Joseph Gallagher, OF
Moundsville. for treasurer. and W. A.
ohley, OF Cchareston, was reelected sec
retary.
Parkersburg has been chosen as the
city for state headquarters, defeating
Huntington and Charleston for that
honor.
The matter OF a fusion OF electors with
the Popullsts. while II was discussed,
goes over I'LL some time IN the future.
The majority OF the committee state
that Ralphsnyder will be taken on the
Popu!IEt gubernatorial ticket, although
that gentleman. II he thinks 80, Is appar-
emily outwardly perturbed.
The committee Is now discussing plans
for running the state campaign and will
reach an adjournment late tonight.
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WASHINGTON. D. c.. August 20.-
A young German was barred from citl-
zenshIp to-day after practical demon
stratIon that he could not read the Eng
Iish language. Two Germans applied
together to Judge Cole. OF the District
supreme court. whose recent ruling in
the case of un italian that n knowledge
of the constitution IL essential 10 clt!-
2cnshIp rights created general Interest.
Both Germans said the could read Eng
lish and were given newspaper nS II
test. One reached the reading require
meuts and was admitted 10 citizenship.
hit tho other made so poor n showing
that naturalization papers were re-
fused, tho court holding TINT no one IL
entitled to citizenship who Is unable to
rnnl E.nRllRh
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Chiffon DOWNED]
And on Antl.Watts Man is Chosen
Chairman OF
STATE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
Hon. Andy Edmiston, the Bennett
Leader, Gets the Prize
AyD WATTS FRIEND is OuSTED.

ohlty, the Smith Leader, will bo Sccre.
tary-itsad OF the Charleston Ring Get.
sT,iaek Eye, which Will Not be Pieasing
S,w, Tor Bro:her watts-IIIs Campaig,
to he Managed by Mrn who Fought
Him for the Nom,nht on-Anli.Ising
Crowd Captures the State Committee.
popuiist Committee Fuils'to show Up,
and There is No Fusion Yet.
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A GREAT WORK.
Republican Committee Will Find On, just
Where We Arc At.


CHICAGO. Aug. .20.-RcpublIcan man.
ayers will endcavor to find out every
Republican who intends 10 vote for
Bryan and every Democrat who IN
tends to vote for Mckinley. This I'M
mcnse task Will be undertaken by the
10000 organizations of the National
League OF Republican clubs The act
ual work will begin next week, al
though the officials Mt the national
headquarters of the league have been
preparing for 1t for several months.
1t Is expected that this canvass will
cover every county In the country and
that when II Is completed the Rcpu-
lican munagcrs VIII know exactly
where theNstand on the money issue
and presidential candidates. AS Il
starter 10000 letters OF Introduction will
he mniled Tomorrow, The reports are
expected 10 begin arriving In about two
weeks A force OF clerks will be put To
work on these and they will be tnbu-
lated as soon ms they arrive. As the
canvass progresses reports will be
made to the national executive commit
tnn
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NEW YORK, Aug. co. The World
will Tomorrow publish the following:
The big manufacturers of bicycle
tires hav" formed an association to pro-
mote soclnbllIty and Eooh fclInE among
the members, It IL stated. The ussocl-
ntion members represents S.S, 900, 600 In
vested In rubber aud bicycle plants. II
wns formed ut recent meeting held at
the old Manhlttan Athletic clubhouse.
II VIII hold another meeting which will
take the form Of n banquet In Scptcm-
Der. There Will be scmi-nnnua! meet
lnEs or banducts nftcr that. The mcm-
hcrs Will, according to their own state
mcnts, arrive Mt tacit understandings.
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AGED AT BIRTH.
Remarkable Gaze Or nil Eight.SIonths. Old
Child at ST ,Iouis.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 20.-Physicians OF
this city have discovered n remarka-
bl" phenomenon in the person Of a
child eight months old. which died of
$enile debility. The child was Herman
Robert Buch, the son OF fisherman
who lives In n cabin on the hank OF the
Mississippi river.
The child. which was brought to DR..
Randall. OF the North Side DIspensary,
two wecys ago for treatment, was a
m0nstrosity. It's body had ceased to
grow after birth. but the head was
fully developed. the face bearing all
the marks OF an old man. The head
was covered with coarse hair and on
the face WAS n struggling beard.
DIR. Randall states that the babes
head was perfectly developed In every
way. even TO the bones. which were
hard and brittle, as with the case of
people OF advanced years. He did not
have n great opportunity to study the
case. rs his attention had not been
called to 1t until the evolution was COM
plete. During the time he was watch
ing It, however he searched In vain
for a parallel case. All OF the medical
works he could find gave him nothing
OF similar nature and the physician
has merely let the matter pass us one
OF the many strange freaks Of nature.
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,,orton,s Name NAV d, Presented,

. OMAHA, Ncb.. Aug. 2O.-Lucal Demo-
cratic managers say they are not yet
decided az to the presentation OF Hon j.
Sterling Morton's name m u presidential
candidate at the national convention nj
indianapolis. 4 conference OF gold
standard Democrats will bc held here
within a few dnys. To consider the ad-
Visibility Of presenting Secretary Nor
toms name.
Nebraska may not send delegates to
the indianapolis convention at all. ThiH
will also be decided Mt the coming con
fprpncr h|....
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REPUBLICAN, DAY
At Linwood Park Fnir-Dnyton, Elkin,
md Atklnson Speak.

Special Dispatch TO the intellIgencer.
MARTINSBURG. W. Va. Aug. 20
To-day was Republican day at the In
wood park fair, and at least 5000 people
were present 10 listen to n presentation
OF the sound money cause by the Repub-
lican orators. Consresman Dayton
spoke In the morning and promised to
duplicate the feat OF two years ago.
when he beat Hon. William L. Wilson
for Congress.
Hon. G. W. Atkinson. candidate for
governor. and Senator Stephen u. Elk
ms spoke In the afternoon, and Mr.. At
kinson and U. 8. G. Pitzer In the even
Ing.
The big agricultural clement present
showed their appreciation OF the argu-
ncnts with rounds OF applause and gave
tho discussion their closest attention.
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HELD FOR MURDER.
DIlIonvale Rioters aInst Ans,vcr IL Serlous
lhnEne.

DIllOnyale Rioters iIust hnsNvcr II Serious
Charge.
Special Dispatch TO the Intelllsenccr.
STEUBENVILLE. o., Aug. 20,-Jo-
Fcph LIpInskI, John ZcnrItski. AdolDh
GorhcnvItskI, and John Gorski. have
been held for murder In the second de-
gree In the Dlllonvale riot case. Julius
hentskl, who murderously welded the
knife. has escaped. a reward Is offered
for his capture. Rcntekl and tie four
men held recently arrived froip Clcve-
!Hnd. and they went to Banner hill 10
whip Stonl Kawolaski, rival sultOr Tor
Mary Burdock's hand. Kawolaskrs
friends Interfered. but thu Cleveland
crowd, after putting out the. lights,
smashed bottles over the heads OF the
Knwolhski crowd. and ended by running
them out OF the speak -casy basement.
R"ntskI stabbed each man az he ran out.
Salem Maud. thep r0prIetor or tho place,
and Stnnl KnwolaRki. wGrG stabbed four
Tines and Ale Knwnaskl md Albert
Iherlick twice. Joseph POlowSltl had
the knife sunk in his head. the force
breaking the blade on. lie died In SGy-
"nl hours. Two others may lie.
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RYAN WON
lii Twenty Round Fight with Dick
Moore at lIutfhlo.

BUFFALO. n. Y, Aug. 2O.-Berore the
Empire Athletic Club tonight Tommy
Ryan and Dick Moore fought twenty
rounds Moore seemed to have too much
stomach and was heavy on his fee, and
appeared to be shoulderbound. Rynn,
on the contrary, was trained to fine con-
dltion.
Up to the tenth round Ryan ra!ned
blows on MOGre's neck and wind until
he had tired himself out. After that
MoOrc's guard Improved and he led uc-
casionally and showed some confidence,
In the fifteenth round Moore seemed to
Timber into agility by the dressing he
had received. From that time mt!l
the close OF the bout both men seemed
equal In strength. They fought sharply
In the twentieth. chasing each other ali
around the ring. The referees decision
giving the fight to Ryan because he had
taken the aggressive throughout seemed
to plcnsc the crowd.
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UPPER RED HOOK, n. Y, August
2O.--lt IL pretty apparent here to-day
TINT Candidate Bryan's plan to spend
some time In New York state campaign
Ing is not Objectionable TO the leaders
In Democratic state politics, but on the
contrary he has their cooperation In
the movement. II IL not hard to an
ticlpatc thnt the state Democratic con-
vcntion IN Buffalo Will endorse his cam
dldacy from several events of the past
two days, ana Mr.. Bryan himself
smiled this morning and said: ~ am not
b0thcring about New York Democrats,
Everything Will be all right"
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TOPEKA. Kan. Aug. 20..-'rhe lodges
OF the order of tho Mystic brotherhood.
which /, In said. hold the balance OF
power IN Kansas politics. VIII, within the
next two weeks, elect delegates to the
state convention, which will be held In
Wichita In September Rnd the nolitl-
cinnr who h,l0ng TO the organization.
are very active Az It Will be the first
state meeting Of the drganlSat on, nobody
can outline its work or state wlleth0r
the question or IndurslnE oiic or the other
OF the state tickets will come up
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CAPE MAY. N. j., Aug 2O.-Col. VIII
liam NJ. Hooper died to-lay aged 50
years. llc waS proprietor oft lie Old
Mansion House In 1877 and entertain
cd Henry Clay and other distinguished
men Of tho day. lie was sheriff of
Cape May county from 1855 to 1859, was
tax receiver for four years and was for
many years county commissioner,
Colonel Hooper hud brilliant war
record. having served three years as n
mcbCr Of the Seventh New Jersey rcg
iment. lie was II prominent Mason.
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D.mocrrtic Senatorial Committee.
JnecInl Dispatch TO tho lntellIEenccr.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Aug. co.
Tho Democrats OF the Sixth senatorial
district held thir convntIon her to-day.
Ex-Marshal s. s. Vins0n prsided. Dr.
Waits, OF Wayne county, was nomln-
Htcd The convention was very tame
IN great contrast with their late judi
Clal bout. What was known rs the
MarCum delegation In Cabcl! county
Wag scented
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NF0VIH' 87'HF'''VT' TO '''U IT'6eI'FbV'TVuF' ~
CHARLESTON, Aug. 2O.-John NJ.
Bryan. highly respected citizen.
dropped dead ut breakfast this morn
ing.
this morning. lie was commander of.
Stonewall Jackson camp, Confederate
yptprlnS .H.- E4s
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WAGE WORKERS FOR M'KINLEY.
They will Walt Him by Hundred. at Ills
Home,

CANTON. o., August 90.-Besldcs the
Baltimore delegation of n thousand pro-
tectIve tariff workingmen about Sep
tember Is. numerous parties will call on
Major Mckinley. The Ohio Editorial
Association and New Castle, Pa, work.
ingmen are among those announced.
Next Monday the farmers Of Holmes
county. Ohio. and the potters OF East
Clubs were established at the following
cities: Chllllcothc, Mo-: Santa Rosa,
Cal: Defiance, O.: oFrt Wayne, Ind,
Cal; Defiance, O.; Fort Wayne, Ind;
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was held up by masked lone high
waymnn IN the mountains few miles
from tho mine. and nt the point OF n
rifle wns compelled to hand over Sl,40O
In gold bricks. the last months output
OF tho Caribou. which he wns bringing
10 this city. Posses are now searching
the mountains for the robbcr.
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OMAHA. Ncb.. Aug 2O.-'rhr gold
standard Democratic representatives In
conference tonight concluded TO send
delegates to the indianapolis convention
and put state ticket In the field. Hon,
J. Sterling MnrtGn's candidacy was not
discussed. The body was unanimous for
II state ana national ticket,
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ROSTON-Corlnthin. Liverpool.
observation-disclosures OF India, VAN
CuuVrr. Tgr sHg5Tg
? hONDO&--Mohile. New York. +d
DREM ERllANEN iiavol New York. =
PLYMoUTll-Augus Victoria. New
York, for Chcrhourg and hamburg.
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PLYMOUTH, Mast. Aug. 20.--h Re-
publican rally was held here tonight.
Hon. f. u. Atwood, chairman OF the Re
publican town committee. presided nnd
made brief address outlining the Issues
Of the campaign. The principal speak
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CUTTING EXPENSES.
Onto River Konn Makes Another Gu or
Timr or Section Men.

Hp"clnI Dispatch 70 tho inlolIlgencrr,
PAREERSDURG, Ang. 2O.-Thn Ohio
River railroad management made the
aecond cut IN expenses to-day. An or
dor was promulgated cutting down the
Tine Of nli section mrn 10 eight hours
yer Gny, This means thnt each section
man viii receive eighty cents per day for
his labor.
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er was Ray. Frnnls W. Gunsaulus. Of
Chicago. who vigorously attacked the
Democratic platform und urged his
hearers to help bring about the defeat OF
Bryan and ScWall,
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For West Virginia. warmer; faN
weather; southcrly winds
For Western PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio,
generally fair, possibly followed by local
showers along tho lakes; warmer: light
TO fresh southcrly winds. FGl
Local Temperature.
The temperature yesterday as observed
by G.. Schncpf, druggist. corner -Four.
tccnth und Market streets, was as fo!-