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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-09
The LYNCHING OF WALLS.
10 Steps Taken Yet to Bring The Men,
barS Of the Hob 10 Justice.
WEAKNESS OF EVIDENCE AGAINST HIN
All Circumstantiai and Easily Explained
Pressure of tho Hand Supposed 20 he
tho Identification by Miss Cook-sho
Was conscious at ihe Time.

STUART. VA, September S-special.-
No effort has been made as yet % find
out who were implicated in the lynching
OF walls but the Commemorative At
torney j. NJ Hooker, has gone back 10
the neighborhood. whore the lynching
tool, place and it is hoped his efforts win
result I'm throwing some light upon the
matter.
Tho people Of this county are strongly
in sympathy with the lynchers and 40
tribute the mob's work TO the several
failures OF Justice in Patrick Courts II
SIS said that the crowd i'm attendance upon
the inquest of Miss Cook were bitter I'm
their denunciauon OF Judge Whlttlo for
reversing the judgment of the County
Court in the case Of Mcbride, who was
sentenced TO hang.
There seems TO be no doubt. however IN
tho minds of the people that the guilty
party suffered.
MISS COOKS DEATH.
Miss sadie Cook died from the effects Of
her wounds received on Saturday last
about O'Clock yesterday The inquest
hold ON Sunday developed the fact that
she had not been criminally assaulted as
was at nret supposed.
The intention of The Murderer was no
doubt originally TO burn the house. tne
house was ON hre' ana had heen paIliy
cNtinguished, as was SHOWN ny n bucket
of water and "a dippcr lying ON the l'oor
The tracks of the murdered Elri We're
9ccn whore she had run from the House'
and the tracks OF some one in pursuit.
These tracks lol towards the house OF a.
B. Crawford. where Walls lived A hoe
was found near by covered Win blood
gCAN'ry EVIDENCE
1900 t-.ft. t- t.t.o-
Inc eNuthte aa.--Na1 vans i' D-'D''
. -.ttt 4t, co.t- far,ff,,
ana oHo ~' vines tesrifed mat no had
made threats against Sadie Cooks broth
or. lie lived near. and had been work
ing that dav iu "a few hundred yards of
tho Cook house Mr. and Mrs Crawford
both happened 90 bc away from home
and they both arrived shortly afterwards.
So II Wall was really at home when lne
murder was committed hc nag NOBODY
by whom be could prove bis ahpi.
That evening after the murder H' was
seen washing of his clothes, near cram
ford's. where "a negro woman was wash
inC. This however was proved 20 nave
been mo- unusual occurrence. ne also
proved that he had tried To- get lue nee
gro woman 90 wash some of nia .ciothe7
the same day-oeiofe lhe muIu.l.
ONLY \ HAND iiti.S9 Di'N'
Tho strongest circumstance against him
WAS that while Miss Cook was lying un-
conscious. lady took her 10y the hand
and told her tO squeeze her mana Mheu
She named the guilty parry r..
AlicI hamlIk sew l.i I' - i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-09
rHe HAyD rHArRocKED rHh BoA1
Was the Hand That FILLED the Graves Of
sIx Yonng Men.

DETROIT. MICH, Sept. Six young
men were drowned from yacht near
Wind Mil Point. IN lake st. Clair late
this afternoon. The dead are:
Thomas Fritz, H. Gerteis. Grant Muir
ray. Thomas NeWsOme, Charles Rice Jay
Tanscy.
A party OF ten chartered fhe yacht
Blanche D., and went up the lake When
near the mouth or Fox creek. and nearly
of Wind Mil Point three of the party
climbed ont on the boom and commenced
10 rock the craft, which being heavily
balasted. lurched over and capsIzed gO-
ing TO the bottom. Six men. who were
in the cock pit. were drowned The three
youngsters who caused the disaster and
one other were saved by boat which
pulled out from shore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-09
ANeeress ldmifted 10 The Bar.

MEMPHIS. TENN. September g.
Lutte A. Little, a twenty
negress. with a bright round face and am
intelligent eye, entered the Criminal
court room this morning and presented
her duly authenticated claims 10 the
privilege OF practicing the law I'm the
courts Of Tennessee. She was admitted
TO tho bar without question.
She is the first representative or her
sex OF any color % be admitted 90 the
bar OF Tennessee She IS the only col
ored woman in tho South licensed 20
practice law. and It is thought She Is the
only colored woman IN tho United states
that IS a member Of the bar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-09

Members OF Congress Iu Routo to Hawaii
Anairs ou the Island.

Affairs 0u the Island,
HONOLULU. via VICTORIA, B. Co
Sept S-The mucNauon.sts are very
much worried over tho difficulty OF an
alleged attempt Oh the part of the anti
auneAatluuists t0 lnuutnDe Senators Mor-
suu ana Quay. Who are expected 10 ale
ave here soon uu "a tour OF uNes u6ation.
IucJ su} ln.t senator's White ol Odlliui-
asa, aui InuElou. ~ Ntbraska. VINO
wIl lead iuo usut against annexation ln
NuusICes tuIs winter, VIII also visit lla-
Wall aud attend tLa mas5-mCetng OF Na-
tINCs WnlCh IL is alleged by the anneAd-
tl0lists has been called Tor The purpose of
convincing tnc senators that the natives
bitterly oppose annexation.
IL ls stated that senators White and
uhur5tou WIl supCrAtCud The drafting
81 monster petition 10 Congress, in
which the hdWHuaua VIII assert that the
Government was torn from them through
tho action of American Minister Stevens.
10 ls also allebcu tuat the mas Injecting
Will be conducted entirely by uaWallans,
and Will be made as dramatic as possl-
blc. Tie idea is 90 work upon the SYM
Tathlca % Senator Morgan, and 90 per-
suafo hIsu. f possible. that tho natives
have been deprived Of lands and power
ly q handful oi rich and powerful whites,
backed by q treacherOus American Min
lister
10 is believed that the ex-Queen may
arrive ON the same steamer as the Sen
atola, and that she viii address the poO-
ple ~ the mass-mceungs.
The second card OF the anti-anncxa-
tonists Will De played on the arrival here,
late in September. Of Senators Pettigrew,
OF South Dakota, lee Mantle. OF Mon
tcna. and Frank Cannon, OF Utah. They
are now ln Japan ana China STUDYING
the silver question. Before they sailed
by ono OF the Empress liners from Nicto-
rlA B G.. they secured return passage
hv the Pacific Mail steamer DOrlc. due
hcre from Yokohama on September 2fth.
and announced their intention OF remain
ing over week I'm this city 20 study the
anneXotion question.
Tho ambition OF the North German
LLOYD Steamship Company people Is 20
extend their lines on an waters, and will
sooner or later make them bidders for
honolulu business. Already the company
has Issued "a large number or charts and
maps which have been distributed freely
about the city. taking the proposed routes
from Yokohama 10 San Francisco via
honolulu Australia 20 san Francisco, and
from Yokohama 10 Victoria, B. c.
Some of the company Atlantic steam
fhlrs have been found too slow for the
service ou that ocean. The North Ger
Tnan Lloyd Company people are eQupplng
the Atlantic service with fast boats The
slower boats capable OF doing from fifteen
20 seventeen knots en- hour IL is saig
WIN be brought 20 the Pacific ocean -
establish the Australia-NictOria- Honolulu,
ara San Francieco routes
The Supreme Court has decided that the
income tax law passed by the last session
az tho Hawaiian Legislature Is constitu-
tionol
Alvey Hawkins. a young man from
Catesville. Texas. died In this city yester-
cay from blood poisoning The deceased
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-09

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Sept. 81. III.
Hanna. chairman OF the Executive COM
mittee or the Monetary Convention that
met I'm this city last January announced
this afternoon thar nine OF tae eie.en
members Of the Monetary 'ommlttes
that were 10 Doe chosen have accepted
and authorized the publication of their
names The following are tne names or
thos. who accepted. George ,. Edmunds.
Vermont: Charles 5. FairehIa Ne"
Work. stuvvcs3nt Fish. New York. stew
49, psfforson. Pennsylvania; n. ~. Bush.
louisiana: j w. Friet. North caroline (;
~ D. De1n. Minnes0t0; George T.. leigh
Ton Missouri. Robert $. Taylor Indiana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-09
SHOCKOE CREEK HARMLESS.
Its Day for Getting on The Rampage is
EOW Gone Forever.
WIDENING OF ITS MOUTH COMPLETED.
The Work Accepted by the City--Col. Cuts
shaw's Wise sug gestions- City's Or
dinances-An important Question
Before the Committee,

The work OF widening The mouth OF
Shockoe creek has now been completed,
and the committee has authorized the
payment OF the balance of tho money
duo 20 the contractor.
In order 90 pass upon the question the
following members of the Committee on
shockoe Greek assembled at Seventeenth
aud Dock streets yesterday afternoon:
Messrs. Woody chaIrmaal. Nealc. King,
and Vaughan.
The City Engineer was present and ex-
plaincd that the work would have 10 DO
| kept In repair by the contractor for .
period of twelve months. and that thu
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad would hold
tho clty responsible for 90 lhc period.
MONEY ORDERED PAID.
on motion OF Mr. King. the committee
decided that the balance due on the con-
trac and amount due for overwOrk,
amounting IN al TO S2.5,50s. Doe paid.
The city Engineer explained 20 The
committee the improvements made. and
said that while there was mo- doubt that
gr1at good had been accomplished it was
importint that an appropriation be made
each year 70 add 10 Che work and t0 carry
| 10 on. changing tho arches up f0 Union
street, and then uiverting the channel at
that point. whore a great curve exists
Those residing along the hanks OF this
/ orratio stroam ars rl,cb rrltiiIl Ar the
I work fbqf has been done
Tha efre,n as rae haer so u,au OK
/ plaincd bv fhe Citv rnsirear fn forma-
/ fion ,yiflfn fha rffv uuIfr resembles
or rather resenbiod a funnrf with the
small end downward That ie. fts chan-
/ mel nj the poinf where it omptieq into
I the dock was much narrower than any
other portion
DTcASTROTg CONgEOTENCEg
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.tt 49,. F.s,f, ",i. ,,,,,,th ,,.9s
y o"uu.,,' l'1 w ~ ,. ,.'.,,., n, ,bo
',ro,t Linn, 80 ,.ot,. thet emo down
nttft .t-e w.. t,,i,.t ,,,, ,-1 over
e@5i,,,,..nr aii .t .'.,i,1,,t torritcry doine
tbo,,e1,|s ~ goif,,s, ~ da,aro
All tbfs win b. chanrod nov. however.
Tho rorrov, ,rcbos ,yhirb usod ~ circum.
scribe the dow az water af the mouth
have hocn removed and in thrlr place is
now great iron nume sufficiently larce
/ iu circumference t0 easily crrry on an
| the water likely to come down at ono
/ time.
/ In addition to this tho channel of tho
/ stream has been wi1aned and deepened
for some distance back from thn mouth.
! and lf appropriations are made yearly IN
/ accordance with colonel Cutshaw's sug-
/ geston, no moro DAMAGE VIII ever come
/ from p flftAin WH..H WIS .nI lN's
/ constant source N menace 10 ine pfop.
F eriy or ciuzens or me lower poiuoh OF
i ne CITY ,., t.-. 49,.
Ihe t"ou W'Ih "..i.u ~ ~
/ ,o4lr..t-I nu. il ,c.,.t,,,,
.nu'i1l,-in l,t... I,.l, ,,to h.- ,,,c ,ri
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-09
IIGHr BoAr ron HArrERAS.
The New Vessel win be In Place within q
Month.

WASHINGTON. Sept S-Bcfore Sep
tember has passed tho Light House
Board expects 20 have in position on the
Dmuond Shoals or Cane Ha'tor1s the
now light vessel which has Just been fitted
ont at Staten Island. ~ y. Diamond
Shoals is considered To- De the most dane
gerous point OF the coast OF the United
States and it has long been known os
the Graveyard ~ American shipping
THE problem OF placing there a1 adequate
light 90 warn mariners has been one
which the Light House Board has for "a
long time had under consideration.
The new vessel was. constructed by the
Rath Iron Works Maine az the contract
uricc of $50 coo but was fitted out hv the
Board with anchors. boats, electric lights.
and other devices which experience mas
demonstrated We're necessary 90 "a Nee-rl
cf this kind. The Board has spent fNI -
OOO I'm building and equipping the vessel
the fun amount appropriated hy Congress
and it is hoped that the ship viii with
stand the severest weather that is enc
couutored Off Hattcras. Instead of being
secured by an ordinary anchor. u VIII Doe
moored TO mooring buoy which 10 is
thought win make the ship absolutely SEE
cure in its position.
THE light vessel will be towed from
StFton Island on the 18th instant ana lt
Is expected that 70 viii Doe placed in its
permanent position on the Goth. the anch-
orage ground being twenty-soveu miles
on Hatteras. 70 will show n series of ono
hundred candle power lncandesccnt lights
az each OF the two mast heads which
will Dee visible M least fifteen miles.
The last attempt 90 locate light ON
the Diamond Shoals proved % complete
failure This was about five years ago
when Congress made am appropriation of
$500 600 for the erection of a light-house
ON the shoals The contractors spent
about 100000 in constructing n caisson.
one hundred feet by one hundred and hfty
intended 20 build lighthouse. It was
built az Norfolk and towed into position
on the shoals where it remained for
about twenty-four hours when 20 was
washed away The contractor then gave
nm tho work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-09
Andrews Will Resign.

PROVIDENCE. r. T., Sept. S-Presl-
dent Andrews. OF Brown University. to-
dav sent 10 the corporation "a letter for
mauy declining 20 withdraw his resig-
nation. and stating briefly his decision to
Withdraw from the university.
NJ Is understood, though the text Of
the letter has not yet been made public.
that he states his willingness 70 remain
until his successor shall be chosen. A
meeting Of the corporation will be held
within two weeks. at which the latest
statement from President Andrews will
h. submit ted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-09
PERRY EXECUTED.
lie Maintaios His Defiant Attitude TO the
Last and Expresses No Regrets.

Last ana Expresses NO regrets,
ATLANTA. GA, Sept. S.-With defiance
on his lips. II. S. Perry met his doom, at
l1:H o'clock. when his body shot through
the trap. and ne suffered death for the
murder OF Belly Lanler
He made a long speech before the black
can was placed over his face, IN the
course OF which he said
Il shot Belly Lanier because be had dis
bonored my wife and brought disgrace
upou my children. L shot nim as any
honest man must. A man who wronged
an honest wife should be treated as u
mad-dog. and shot down on sight
"If | had the deed to do over again j
would repeat II.
Il have been convicted by law OF Ge0r-
gla. but bv law of manhood l stand JUS
tided. | have committed no crime and
| feel that all good men VIII applaud my
action"
While the execution took place the jail
was surrounded by several thousand eX-
cited men, and as the last moment ar
rived. Sheriff Austin became Thoroughly
ratified In the performance or MS duty
re was az inst disposed not 10 admit
newspaper men, but finally made excep-
tions.
When the execution was almost over
he tainted dead away. Perry passed ms
last night on earth very calmly Ills
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-09

MACON. Ca. September s.-Mlss sailia
CHAPMAN. aged twenty years. living with
her brother-in-law, j. O. Mclnyale N THIS
cltv was assaulted soon after daylight tnis
morning. a nino-year-old girl was IN tns
room with her but was so frightened she
could not give tho alarm. Hiss chapman
does not know whether mo man was
tt.ct or white. She was frightened ana
sn hurt that she became insonsible ana
has not yet recovered The WHOLE town
Is wrought uD 20 a high pitch or excite
,,onf This rs tho second assault or 4
ike nature IN the last two weeks IN this
rffN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-09
4 Pilot Steamer Suspected.

WAsHINGTON. Sept 8.-rhe Treasury
Department has received from one Of its
officials at Pensacola telegram express
lng the belief that the pilot steamer
Somers " Smith, OF Mobile. is lying
around the Florida coast engaged !n aid
ding a hllbusteriug expedition. The smith
Was recently repaired at Mobile. She lett
there on the 26th of August presumably
for Pensacola. Because nothing mas been
seen OF her around Pensacola sne is s%gs- %
pected OF engaging IN hlibustering The
authorities have been notified 10 keep an
.sra on fha vessel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-09
TWO BOYS BURNED TO DEATH
4 Mothers Frantic Effort TO RtSCDs
Them Of No Avail.
IMPRISONED IN A BURNING STABLE.
They Entered, While Playing. Through n
Hole in the Bnilding aud n h. supposed
set Tiro 10 the Feed Within-Help
Arrives Too Late 20 Save Them.

one OF Che most dcplorabie accidents
that has occurred n the vicinity Of iach-
mOud was that yesterday afternoon
shortly after 2 o'clock at Fairmount,
suburO OF the northeastern section Of the
city.
Az th1t quiet hamlet lves SIR Joseph
L. Crccy with hls family. Mr. Crecry
works dur.ug the day at the shirt-faciory
Of Constable Brothers and in the evening
returns 90 his home which is well taken
care OF by his loving wife
Recently a brother OF Mr Creory moved
fEom his farm further out in the country
20 Fa.rmouut and brought with him ms
corn crop. Not being able 90 store away
all or the corn. which was stl in the
shucks. on his own premises. Doe took q
portion OF &c.. about two wagon loads TO
ms brother Joscphs place. where 10 was
put away in stable which happened 10
DO empty at the time.
RUNNING INTO A TRAP.
Yesterday afternoon two Of Mr.. Crccrys
children ltne Harry and Wexford. aged
respectively siX and -FOUR ycors. were play
ing iu thc yard quietly and no one had
the slightest fear that amy harm would
hefan them. lu running about the prom-
isos tIc idea struck them to enter tho
stable which contained their unclos corn.
Thc door of The building being locked,
fhcy made their entrance through small
square hole which they discovered in one
OF the sides AGAR The ground
Soon afterwards smoke was seen 60 is-
sue from tho stable and fcw moments
later 80 was followed by flames. which
spread with fearful rapidity and COM
pletcly cut on all means of cgrcrs for the
imprisoned children. The boys having
been playing iu that locality am day 10 IS
20 be supposed that The nro had been
started hy thcm.
THE MOTHER IeOWERLESS.
AS soon as tho flames were noticed the
nothcr NJ the children. accompanied by
their grandmother. rushed from the
dwelling and. NOT seeing her boys any
whore near she at once feared that they
uoro within the burning stable. She
seized 900 aNo and ATTEMPTED TO Nreak
open the door, hut her strength was not
equal Go tho ta ek Torror-strickcn as she
was and almost frenzicd with suspense. she
fheu completely lost control OF hor mind
and began to throw rocks aeaNst the
stable
To took but very Iue time until the
stable WAS laid in ashes. and the two
ntto boys We're Then found remaining in
en- upr.rat position near lhc corn. corn PiIe' 'lo
and thr 0amcs had comulcfelv consumed
p foot Of one of the little boys.
ASSISTANCE IMPOSSIBLE
Ir irc meantime some OF Che ncighhors
Dad reached tne scene of the tragedy
anxious Goo render what assistance they
might bc ahIO fO give but there was
nothing more for them fo DO than 10
look after tine unfortunate mother and
H H...r. rr.. ...H ..H
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-09
The nnIl.cannon Case Continued.

NORFOLK. Va, September Special.
Tho Hall-Cannon conspiracy case was
continued 20 October 81 on account OF tne
absence OF a witness The Court issued a
rule against Miss Kellam OF Eastern
Shore. one OF the absent witnesses. for
contempt in not showing up.
The Norfolk Womans Christian Tem-
perance Union to-day reelected Mrs. H.
II. Jones president
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-09

Florida Times-Uni0n and the Florida cit
zen have been consolidated. and VIII ap-
pear tomorrow as the Times-union and
Citizen. The paper will be under The pre-
vious Citizen management with George
w Wilson as president Of the company
and editor In chief y. It. stockton as nus~
mess manager and Emerson ". Judd as
managing editor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-09

tors. and the little room was crowded TO
its utmost capacity
when Iuetgort entered. shortly before
court was opened. be repeated his man
NOR ~ TUESDAY and smilingly nodded az
The iurv He attempted tO catch the eve
of Judge Tuthln. but that official refused
90 notice the prisoner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-09

WASHINGTON. Sept s-Nn engine on
,i,e ,fetronolitan Branch OF UIn baltimore
and Ohio railroad struck .ffftAe at
First and NJ streets toni Ton nN,nlu8
me vehicle. and badly inJHr '.' 9ceu,
pants. They included g.. Dl anu
,yife. of this city and n. p N .Annfs
ana wife. OF Norfolk. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-09
wrArnrKIonrCAsr.

wAsHINGTON. Sept s.-Weather FORE
cast for Thursday. -
For Vlrginia-Falr; continued high tenn
nerature. southeast 20 south winds.
For North Carollna-Generauy fairi
soufhVyceterlv winds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-09

COLUMBUS. O., Sept. Sat a preliml-
nary conference OF delegates 10 the State
Convention OF the National Democratic
party. held here tonight. IL was decided
20 nominate a State ticket The conven-
ton proper viii meet in the morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-09
Stoppellythe Police.

SYRACUSE. n. Y. Sept. S-The police
stopped the Ryan-McCoy fight In the fifth
round
The fight was declared a draw. but Ryan
seemed 10 have shade the best Of H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-09
n,>eE OF THERMOMETER.

The following was the range OF tho
thermometer at The Times Office yester-
day: A. NJ, n; l. NJ @i =. ", VI
8 i. NJ. s.; +. NJ. 50, midnight. -.
Average. - Id
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-09
N-O ruVTR IN MONTGOMERY

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Sept SIN ac-
cordance with the recommendations on
tho state Board OF Health. Governor
Si1mation against an places infected with
yellow fever.
The following official notice has been
published by the Board ot Health OF
Montgomery on account or puDncalloh
Yesterday I'm the State paper
"Rumors 20 the effect that yellow fever
exists in Montgomery are absolutely
false. There Is not now, nor has there
been this year. a single case OF the dis
ease I'm this city.
(signed) "S. D. SDELy, NJ, D.
president"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-04
The TIER BUREAU.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcUL-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO,
August g. 1897, 3 Pm.
The following maximum. temperatures are re-
ported from stations in California to-day:
Eureka So, Red Bluff 10, Fresno "a, San Luis
Ohispo ~, Los Angeles rs, San Diego 70, Yuma
100.
san Francisco data: Maximum temperature
IS, minimum 50, mean "a,
Weather Conditions and General Fore
casts
The pressure is highes, this evening In the Da-
kotas and lowest in the plateau region east of the
Sierras. Partly cloudy weather has prevailed
along the coast of California ami Throughout the
plateau reg ION and sprinkle of rain occurred at
San Francisco In ali other sections the weather
has remained fair Unusually hi temperatures
prevail throughout the North Pacific Coast States.
II is cooler in he interior of California
Forecast made at Francisco for thirty hours,
ending midnight August i, 1897:
Ne thern California-Generally fair w ednesday,
except rarity cloudy on he northern coast; fresh
ives erly winds on the coast
southern Ca,ifornia-Falr Wednesday: fresh
Ierly winds on the coast
Nevada-Partly cloudy Wednesday, cooler in
the northern portion.
UtAh-Cloudy Wednesday.
Automatically CLOUDY Wednesday,
S Fran1isco and vicinity - Partly cloudy
Wednesday morning followed by fair, fresh to
brisk westerly winds.
W. H. HARMON, Forecast Official.