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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-24

Camels have a great share OF lntelll-
gcnce. and the Arabs assert that they
are 30 extremely sensible Of Injustice
and lll-ireatment that. when this ls oar-
ried too FAR. the infiieier will not find
Il easy 10 escape taelf vengeance. and
that they will retain The remembrance
Of an ihiury TN an opportunity Offers
for gratifying their revenge. Eager.
however. 70 express their reseistment.
they no longer retain any rasoor whta.
once they are satisfied. and Il Il even
sufficient 'or them TO believe they have
satisfied their veneance. Accordingly.
when an Arab has excited the rare Of
a camel. be throws down his garments
In some place near whleh tha animal
"a 10 pass. and dlsposes them In such
manner that they appear 70 cover q
man sleeping under them. The animal
recognizes the clothes. seizes them IN
his teeth. shakes them with violence
and tramples on them IN a rage. When
his anger "a appeased he leaves then.
and then the owner % the garments
mag make his appearance. and without
any fear may lead and guide him as he
pleaseA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-24

Great Britain has formally de.
noancea" the existing commercial trea.
ties between herself and Germany and
Belgium, the eject Of which IA 10 ter.
inmate the treaties one year later. she
does this In order 10 ayall herself OF
the preferential duties which the new
Canadian tarln gives British products
The treaties were 10 drawn a. to cntltle
German and Belgium goods TO the
same privileges as British In the
colonies The proceeding ls Important
as the beginning Of new policy. De-.
signed 20 draw the colonies Of England
into closer trade relations with her un-
der conditions similar 20 those Of the
Canadian taln.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-24

A little school girl in the rural dis.
tricts Of Georgia was assigned con-
position on Temperance" and the
following b the result. Temperance
Is more better than whisky. whisky
Is 10 cents a drink. and lots Of Il. Ny
pa drinks whisky. He has been fun
M times. One night be came home
late and my ma went out and cut some
hlckories and walloped him good
Then she ducked his head In a tub OF
soapsuds and locked him up in lhe
barn. And the next morning my ps
said he reckoned he'd swear on.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-24

Boston Is TO have a new public school
named after Paul Revere. which win
cost. including the site. about 5000
600 The building will b. constructed
ot light pink grpnite. gray. rcd and
white brick and terra Gotta, Il will
contain public bathing facilities for
the children.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-24

IA SUR Dennis said Ms Flan.
nsan 90 her husband. THAT Mrs Ton.
loteh must rad about livery day IN III
sake bui van An why sog" asked
Dennis Tive just bin afther reading
o. N paper replied Mr.. Flaunigan.
that she's ut home livery Wednos.
hy Ohio State Journal
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-24
A TravsIlas Nur..ry = T..i rr.l...

a Travelling Nursery - Past Traiaa.
Now comes the travelling nursery ia
take It's place alongside the barber
shop. bathroom, etc, on orr fast trains
The travelling nursery Ia TO take up
about the same amount OF space as the
private staterooms OF - ordinary
sleeping car. There viii. he saving
OF space ~ several feet. R,Ieyer. as
the Wide sSats on the sides OF the state
room below the berths are ut needed
In the nursery. being replaced by otto
mans and tiny easy chairs scattered
over the floor. In this way any dan
ger from sudden starts or sharp curves
IL obyiaied As a further protection
against injury 10 the little ones. the
walls Of the nursery are heavily padded
and the floor thickly carpeted. 20 that
bumps and bruises will be altogether
avoided Al each end of the cumpart-
ment firmly secured are two COSY cots.
on which the smaller children lie and
watch tho games Of the older ones.
Each car containing the nursery at.
tachment Will carry matron or nurse
who will be selected with a special ref.
orence 10 her ability TO amuse ana
care for her little charges. and SIZE
viii have az hand supplies Of milk.
cookies and other edibles aud drink
ables dear 10 The iufantile heart. She
viii also have charge Of medicine
chest. containing fun assortment NJ
the simpler remedies Tor childish all.
ments a miniature toy shop Is an
other adjunct Of the travelling nursery.
and 10 will contain everything from
baby rattles TO picture books and fairy
tales, Nothing in short. viii DO miss
lnc that would add 20 the comfort or
amusement o. the young travellers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-24

Cedar-Nood Is famous among farm.
ers for IT, las,lug qualities. when used
.,r fence posts An interesting prool
Of the powcr OF this wood 20 resls, the
effects Of time Is furnished hy the
Egyptian hoais made OF cedar which
were found buried near the banks Of
the Nile. and which. according 10 re.
cent estimates Of their age. we're prnb.
ably in use i,boo years ago' The fac,
must not be overlooked. however. that
these boats were covered BY the dry
sand OF the desert.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-24

Fuddy What a pusillanlmous char
roglsr ls' Hes the worst henreeked
man Boz town. and 90 see how even his
children ride rough-shod over him Is
really diWm,rnl" buddy "Togler'
Oh yes The base ball umpire. yes. he
va little easy when he's OF duty
Boston Transcript.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-24

From The Chicago TImes-Hezald
Fishing is good noW all around Chi.
cage. Get q pole and a line. with
hook attached and go forth any morn
ms along the lake front and pull EN-
cut The only trouble that YOU viii
End s. 10 the battling u your hook The
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-24

The Bahfloussui % Canal Of
Joseph. which. according 10 tradition
was built by the son o. Jacob. Is nln
In uae. after 1000 years Of service. ana
the llsa Of a fertile province OF Egyp.
is dependent on Il today.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-24

hachiayellan school lie was a poll
ician and q power among his young
riends before he went out OF his teens
HIS father was a contractor ot Buffalo.
ina the only education John received
vas In the common schools " his ma
I've city. lie learned the art OF tele.
trapping and took a railroad position.
rom which be graduated into a prI-
'ate serretaryship he studied law
and at - he was elected a city assessor
- Buffalo and became chairman OF the
board. His progress was rapid In pol
tics. and be was elected 10 many posi-
ions Ia 1856 be- came TO the metrop.
lus. and 20 i.ny was appointed secro.
'ary Of the aqusduct commissioners AZ
A salary Of 5000 a year. lie became
police commissioner and was looked
upon as a very great man indeed until
the Lexow committee DETAINED h'
name This committee dug up an old
story thai the big politician was de.
iauher while To- Buffalo In December
1894. he was indicted BY the srand jurJ
Tor refusing 10 sh0w bis bank books Il
the committee. but was never called
upon 20 plead Mr sheehan was put
out Of the police board by Mayor
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-24
srmARkAnlr ASSASSINATION

Michael Prince Of servia. June 10.
iSss.
Abdul Aila, Sultan Of Turkey. June
4. 1875.
Daniel, Prince Of Montenegro, An
gust Is. iseo.
Denis AEre. Archbishop Of Paris.
June ~. isas ~
Paul. Car Of Rasala. b. nObiss.
March "a. 1901. i
Mehsme, Al. Pasha. BY AlSaalAfs.
September Z. ISIS
Ferdinand Charles III. Duke Of Par
ma. March 81. iSSA
Capo dlstria. Greek statesman (tor-
turel. October 3. iS1i.
Prlm, Marshal Of Spain. DECEMBER
%. died December 40. 1870.
George narhoy, Archbishop Of Paris.
by communists. May "a. 1871.
Rossl Comte Pellegrino. Roman
statesman. November rs. iSis.
spencer Perclyal. Premier Of Eng
land by Benlngham. May n. 1912.
Charles. Duo de Bcrri (iather OF tho
Comtc De Chambord). February IS.
/ 1890.
August Kotrchue. German dramaiist.
Tor political motives. By Kari sand.
March Is. 1879.
Husseiu. AvnL and other Turkish
Ministers. hy Hassan, a Clrcasslan
ofnccr. June rs. 1876.
stanlslaus stamhuloh. ax-Promler OF
Bulgaria. by four persons. armed with
revolyers and knives. July Is. 1884
Richard. Earl OF Mayo Governor
General 81 lndla. BY shere an. > ION
Wet IN Andaman Islands. February 5.
1877. ....
Alexander II. Of Russia, killed BY ox-.
ploslon Of bomb thrown By = man
who was himself KILLED. 81. Pe,ersburE
ID. m. Nsrrh n. iSSi.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-24
IoHN q sIIFFIIAN

strong. aud since that time he has been
adding % his fortune BY an extensive
law practice aud contract work. When
Richard Croker retired from Tammany
his mantle fell to the Young aud crafty
polltician from Buffalo.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-24

THEOPHiLuS WILLIAMS. PROPHET
takes an optimistic view Of the future
Ne says that there will be no revolu-
ton. nor anything 81 thai Kind except
along soclallstlc lines. he says that
1919 will So all difficulties between cap
ltal and labor settled. In the mean
time extremists on both sides will. ac-
oording 70 Mr Williams. try 90 force a
revolution, but the heavy hand OF the
law will reach them. lie IL OF the opin-
ion tina, many leaders on both sides
will be hung and that that will end the
trouble Mr. Williams IL a prohibition.
let In politics. Tie prOphcsles that the
liquor evils will b. totally annlhilatcd
along with other evils before the year
named.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-24
the admiralty. which had gone 80 iai
a. 10 seriously cripple the service.


Here IL picture ot Theophilus WI.
llams. he noted Chicago seer. who has
.ust written book GA coming events
IN our national ne. Mr. WnlIams
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-24

ORD c HA ri Es
BEREsFORD. to be
raised 10 the rank
OF rear admiral Ia
the British navy.
has been associated
with the British
blue Jacket since he
was II years Of age.
That vas in 1863.
Tho young noble
man was advanced
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-24
mNrs TO HousEKeEpERs.

Atoh cloth act With milk and
49, over boots and sAoes three or
vass month wlll improve the
a t,'A.e o. TIE leather and help 10
aea. aud thus make Il las,
0shas time 10 pickle cucumbera
p aile epelmbeta IN y,negar
ms 'ouf hougsdIsh roO, IN order
van ~ strength Of the vinegar
% prFeu lis moulding Horse.
leave arr good 20 put on top.
Rove paint from window glass.
sonie strong ,hcar and heat %
hot Wet a cloth To- the hot liquid
sash tbs gltv with d and %,
viii come IN TiIte readily A
solution % oyl.Ic acid will also
iry paint a..
lto 81 Jaw egg Is the most
of pls,es and 10 better
Aromfod m1f.lare or paste
Papers Intended tU D0
lcs tiy anil Jam vU
wly and be- arr tlght 10
bite of au egg.
10 ftmWo The oily APP.
lu consists of a tga-
% bon1olp added
ils Of soft water
Put this on the
.nge or BIZ II old
~ on, Il leaves
ich resembling
pc.
or a pie. never
OF two eggs.
OF pulverlaed
y the pie 10
fngue. which
az possible
cad the mer.
1re IN COOL
color.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-24

The imperial troops in South Afrlea
number 5ib oflo,m and s.2iO non.eon.
missioned officers and men - an IN.
creue Of ii5 officers and 2.7OO men
sine June OF last -.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-24
w FLIES DO 1T.
DO NOT wALR ON CEILING BY
SUCTION.
" simple Explanation Of This PsssIinG
frehism-A Fsiiscloas Theory Dis
proved After Invsstiga tlon - Revealed
b. MlsrO.oope

Tis curious faa'
how our under
standing of many
common and appA-
rentty sim ? ! 9
things Is modified
by further lnyestl-
CATION. The expla
nation OF how dies
walk on the ceiling.
as given In some Of |
ouf old readers. |
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-24
MOLD BLUE JACKET.
LORD BEREsFoRD LONG IN
THE BRITISH NAVY.

u hravs Omesr aud Que Of tho Mo.t
Popular Msn Ia the Service just
f~moisd to Highest Raak OF tn.
Admiralty.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-24

Mrs. Virgins is a Nebuchadnezrar
widow"
What Kind % a widow a that"
Grass, OF COURSE So Racine Journal
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-24
.TAMMANY'S LEADER.
raE MAN WHO HOLDS THE
RElEs OF POWER.
John &. shsehaa = PelitloaI Mstsarits
ITS Rapid RIss On the Political
Ladder son Of Pssr BuHalo Con.
tractor.

Ohm c. sHEE
HAN. the master Of
1ammany who viii
match his skin asa
politician against
Platt the citizens
union and an the
independent organ
i5ations or the rich
prize Of Greater
New York belongs
by nature TO the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-24

was that each little ny-foot Is
miniature air pumpa the
DRY that Is now proved to
be fallaeious. Il was supposed that
the bottom Of the foot adhered 10 the
glass by suction. all air beneath ID be-
ing pressed ont 80 that Il was held IN
place by the pressure OF the air With
ouiNbut flies have been known to walk
on TIE inner slide of glass receiver
after ull the air had been exhausted.
which shows that they do not need
The pressure Of the air 10 uphold hem
y microscopic examination ~ ny's
loot clearly disproyes the sucker"
theor = for the foot cushion is covered
VIII hprs whith prevent a close con
tact Of t'le foot with the glass 4 later
tneory. propounded by llooke. was that
hies stick 10 the glass by means u a
vincous nuid substance which cyrdes
from the haIfl in their feet This thee
Org was thoroughly Investigated twelve
yeara or So ago by DR. Romhout who
aemonsirated that 10 was only IlrIy
sound. FOR though thcsc hairs 40 ocr-
'eihly e2ndo an oily nuid tho fluid is
NOT sticky and does not harden when
0fl'l. Il u to Dr. RamhGuJs expert
u'hiH That science owes what Is now
regarded as the true theory Of The
walking OF fics on smooth substances.
,nai They hang ~ by the help OF capIl-
.AI llmHlon the molecular aurac-
No+ "een solid ana liquid bodies By
series. ofenice calculations such as
\s''khins tlirs agd gcasuriug their
4mf''rs ana lmmcrsIng the cut end
a hair in OH or water to make &c
'.' Nhes touched 10 glass Dr.
'aOou' proved thar capillary altrac-
would uphold a ~ we're Il four
Il as heavy again uB 10 Is at pres.
.l BE- true that The foothairs are
Nhuie poo ss each ~ 10 said 20
hhed with ten 90 twelve thou
them. Ne need not be- surprised
lley can do Reasoning from
aanenl ,er y. W. might conclude that
q dInigult 10 mount o giass
mpeneh because % the re-
-, seen the watery surface ana
tai I'd exudlng from their fcct.
lIhuurIa. ........r 49,. o.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-24
You N

likewise expect them 90
" slight coating OF dust
mi N'paoca between the hairs
- Win dust Careful 90.
pa 10 confirm these In
% We see a ny making
lot a. We mighi a'p
body. but hls feot.
-. The more readily
M has noticed how
flight even when
nv "a .I-- haf hn hour In the
~ n Ktoe--sol. ns ueV theory makes
- slH Iry and zoe sum- theory
" more or lsss effort IN ~.
"A M Animal Friends ..'''''
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-24
"ots oF rHE MOSQUITO.

us OF TIE MOSQUITO.
'' 'l''' ''a sS'a'r raly, E.Sas
ne ouaslas oslsi
=. 'ht Wushunoaa There
naiuTa' -s---ssoi ,hs m5..
ZaFoa ~ ana N, .s.5.r
- a. vetnov rlf,s ,s1...r,
aron all insect l.is sr5 .s.-,
800 are plsuu'aI thty iom IN,
,al'i OLE, o' their hal1 a. Tbos,..
s'n ny U.s. a destroyer Of n.oo,,s., b,
az i'asi Two Stages oi he rn.I....
.'ason ON feeds upon %, iar,, ro.s,'
y. ana when tully Developed tbs 49,,
-.''' Constantly upon The us,ur,t
a.'o The DRAGON ny an .,lp.
.'n % the mosquito rart eB,A 49, \,
~ 'h''il satisfactory f1f uhul th,r,
%, serious dimculty 20 ,Ssr,oup.
.,',l 10 The culiivsti1n ~ iasas Az,
y Afse numbers " Il 3. mapi,,,l,
I" possible 90 keep Anon in h, Az,
woods where mosor Loo atous1 IN
lla''ng sround 6fthsN odarnlng as,sl,
.''ag Among The aos,k Ia and dry a
ems where the mnshlM L pfeyAns 7
.,'s very imporiat rea n ihc she
y hnni.ug one kind u is,.si With
. '.aeT nus, be abands n lmpra
.I.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22
COY. BRADLEY TO RESIGN.
He Informs Friends That Such Is
His Intention.
SENATORIAL FIGHT IN KENTUCKY.
The Friends of Hunter and GOvcrunr
bradley Are Preparing for
the Coming Battle.

Cincinnati, Ohio. March 21-The En-
quirer's report from Franklin. KY, said:
Governor Bradley told two friends in his
office before yesterday that no matter what
was the result of the present senatorial
fight he would resign the office OF governor
Immediately after the expiration of the
present extra session.
He tonight declined to discuss the mat
ter. but told another friend the same thing
In his office this afternoon. That such is
his intention has been known to the Asso-
ciated Press representative for several
weeks but that he did not want to author
lie the statement as yet Is emphasized by
his evident annoyance that what he cunilded
to friends has become public. However.
the few politicians who have heard the
story say that the governors intention
having become public property now may
result in making more probable his cleo
ton over Hunter on Tuesday or Wednes-
day. They argue that the chief reason
why the senate refused to go into coalition
TO elect Bradley is that 1t would enhance
the senatorial situation this fall, which
they have their own reasons for not want
Ing.
Prominent politicians from all over the
State are arriving here to take part
for and against Hunter, the nominee. and
Bradley. who refuses to be deposed. even
by the influence of the national administra-
ton
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22
Ruix Inye.tiration.

Washington. March 21.-It is expected
by the state department officials that the
inquiry to be conducted into the causes
leading up to the death OF DR.. Ruiz. the
naturalized American. In a Cuban prison.
will soon be commenced The investigation
will be conducted In Havana or in the place
where Ruiz was imprisoned and Consul
General Lee will be present In person or
will be represented by some one to look
after the interests Of the family OF DIR.
Ruiz. Secretary Sherman tonight expressed
the belief that the investigation into the
affair will be thorough and fair one, as
surances to that effect having been given
by the Spanish government
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22
PRESIDENT REPORTED DEAD.
Vice President Bartolcmo Nassc
Said to Have Succe eded Him.
GEN. WEyLER HAS THROAT TROUBLE
Him to Take the Ftetd-Re-
cruits From America.

Havana. via Key West Fla. March 2l.--
II is reported from Camajuey that Salvador
Cisneros, president OF the Cuban republic.
is dead. that Vice President Bartolemo
Masse succeeds him as president and that
DR.. Capott, ex-professor OF Havana uni
versity. will be appointed vice president.
A large body OF insurgents is concen-
trated near Sanctl Spiritus and combined
movement Of Spanish troops against them
is expected.
For the last few days Captain General
Weyler has been greatly annoyed by a
serious affection of the throat. On wednes-
day, after a consultation with his doctors.
1t was decided that for a time the patient
must have absolute repose. AS he suffered
severely from dysentery when last in the
field his medical advisers will not allow
him to return there for some time on that
account also.
In addition to the boy Nelson, several
other American boys have arrived at Ha-
vana within the last few days with the
intention OF Joining the insurgent army,
but the advice given them is TO return to
the United States.
The boy, Robert Emmett Scully Of Somer-
Vile. n. j., who came to Join the insur-
gents. will probably be shipped back to
New York at the request OF his family and
OF the American state department.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22
WAS BLOWN TO ATOMS.
LOCOMOTIVE LITERALLY TORN TO
PIECES.
and None OF Them Were Injured
by the Explosion.

Chicago, March 2l.--The boiler Of the
locomotive which was hauling the Chicago
and Boston on the Lake Shore and Michi-
gan Southern blew up this morning. killing
tn engineer and fireman and demolishing
the engine.
The dead are:
Alexander Franks. engineer, OF Chicago
Edward p. Smith. fireman, OF Chicago.
The engineer was hurled 200 feet into
the air, through network OF telegraph
wires that were stretched along the tracks
and had his right leg torn off, The fire
man was thrown against a cattle car with
such torce that almost every bone in his
body was broken and he was Instantly kill
ed. None OF the remainder OF the train
crew nor any of the passengers were in
jured. The train 10 which the engine was
attached is one OF the fastest on the Lake
shore roads and leaves the Van Buren,
street depot at l o'clock In the morning
The accident occurred the train had
Just pulled out from Englewood depot and
was running at the rate of twenty miles an
hour.
~ peculiar feature OF tho explosion was
the fact that although the report vas so
loud as 10 be heard by residents half
mile away and the fire so great that the
engine was literally blown to atoms. none
Of the passengers In the rear part OF the
train heard the report ard were not aware
that anything unusual had happened. The
train dashed along about lao feet after
the explosion took place and although the
stop was quite sudden none OF the pas
seugers were thrown from their seats and
not one OF the coaches was damaged by
aithcr the explosion or the sudden stop.
The force OF the explosion was directly
upward and outward. as parts of the en-
gine were thrown into the air 100 feet and
huge pieces Of tho boiler Weighing several
tons were tossed over the telegraph wires
into n swamp distance Of $50 feet while
the baggage car. directly behind the en-
ginc, was not damaged in any way.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22

Washington, March 2l.--i1astern Texas
Local rains, followed by clearing and
cooler weather; winds shifting to north
erly.
Western Texas--Showers, followed by
fair; cooler In southern portion. north
Arkansas and Missouri--Threatenin
weather and rain, colder: winds shifting
10 northerly.
oklahoma and Indian Territory-Locai
rains, followed by clearing and colder
wssa,her northerly winds o.,. ,
ADMINISTRATIONS, possibly preceded by
snow IN southeast portion; northerly
winds colder.
rising temperature; variable winds.
South Dsal<ota-l,ight local SHOWS, fol-
lowed by fair weather; north to east
winds.
Kansas and Nehmska-Locai SHOWS fol-
lowed by clearing weather; northerly
winds colder IN Eastern Kansas.
Colo>ido-local SHOWS. followed by
turo; north to east winds.
wyoming and Montana--Generally fair:
slightly warmer by Monday evening" va
riable winds.
Tennessee and Kentucky--Increasing
eloudiness, with rain and severe local
thunder storms; southerly winds shifting
20 westerly; colder Monday evening
6eorgia-Locai rain and thunder storms
southerly winds.
Eastern Florida Showers in northern
IAif III southern pOTllou NpulHeTly WluNS
Western Florida and Alabama-Rain and
thunder storus. followed by clearing
weather; southerly winds.
Mississippi and Lous,ana,-Rain. follow
ed by clearing weather; cooler In northern
portion Monday evening: southerly winds,
shifting 10 western.
Western New York-Cloudiness. with
rain, winds shifting to easterly.
West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania,
Ohio and misunderstanding cloudincss:
rain, with severe thunder storms; south
| aa ata txinIa Incoming xstlr ri htp' npi1ar
Monday night.
illlnois-rhreatcnfng weather and rain
possibly snow in extreme northern por-
ton; winds shifting to northerly and
colder in southern and central portion.
Upper and Lower Internationally
cloudy weather. with showers; probably
snow near Lake Superior; northerly
winds.
Wlsconsin--Threateni weather: prob
ably SNOW In eastern and southern por-
ton northerly winds: colder In northern
portion.
Iowa-Snow or rain. followed by clearing
weather: northerly winds: colder In east
ern portion.