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THREE NEGROES WERE LYNCHED
GFoRGIANs AvENGE AN ourR AGE
ny NEGROES.
Scene. hut They Arrived Too Late
Ia Prevent the Hnnginss.

Atlanta, Ca. February liza mob OF
masked men entered the county Jail At
Lecsburg at midnight tonight. took out
three negroes and lynched them.
The sheria advised Governor Gambler at
o'clock Sunday morning that he was
compelled 10 give them up to prevent a
Wholesale butchery, The mob was we'll DR.
sanised and appeared al the Jail at mid
night. The sheriff declined TO give nm tha
Keys and the mob quickly battered down
tho doors. Seeing they were In earnest
inc si.efih nailed The mob and asked them
VINO they wanted, They replied; Cupid
Redding. and We want him QUICK"
The shcrin seeing his efforts at peooe
were unayailing, pointed out the man
from hedding the mob ascertalned VIII,
h,s TWO "heipers' were, and soon Ind
thtm bound, ana from out the iremblIug
hhc cowed lot OF prisoners drngged Inc
unfortnnates forth into the night
~ Few moments they were on tboir
way TO tho woods and ncthng morn svas
seen OF the mob. The names Of N. prJ1
o'ns aeeompllces are not known.
Governor handler tonight ordered n
so,npaay OF state militia (forty-Aye mem
from Albany TO Leesburg to praye,,t 4,
possible, the lynching OF a negro M ~.
iNiie' Place. II was reported 20 The gov
sIhpI tpat party OF lynchers would lnla
'ne regular night train AZ smiihville ana
come 70 l@eshtrg for the purrnso Of lvurh-
i8g the herroet. Tho governor was H..
hinFriea OF the acgro'e name. but ,rn'
lein that he had been arrested and failed
~ Lnesburg during tho Afternoon, The
governor then ordered . oompany AZ mi.
~" 70 proceed on special train from AZ.
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The bombardment of the defenscless
towns Of Malate. Pace, Santa Ana ana
Malabon caused frightfpl slaughter among
tho women and children. II Is estimated
that 1000 OF them were killed,
Tho PHILIPPINE forces, whose loss was
comparatively small. tcnaclously held TO
their positions,
The conduct of the Americans in the
suburbs was outrageous, They compelled
the inhabitants TO leave their houses and
shot them down. regardless OF rex.
There is r reign of terror ut Manila. Civ
Hans are shot In the street without being
challenged.
Tho iloiio commissioners arrived al
Manila NJ the invitation OF the Americans
aud when they were starting 10 return
the american soldiers were lootlng aud
pilaglng Agmirnlda sent commissioner
to Inquire OF General Otis the reason
for the hostilitieS. Offering summary pun
ishment if the PHILIPPINES were found 20
hp at fault, lie received no satisfaction
The Americans are apparently deter
mined on q war OF cxtcrDiinatioil. similar
10 their doings In the carollnas invasion,
ravageS az mankind and uuciylizea war-
fare, and committing q inonstrouu Out
rage on civilization, There Is no doubt
that the action of General Otis WAS
political move 10 iniincnee tho vote of
the United States senate, fearing an cx-
posture OF the corruption at Manila,
-Four vessels are leaving Manila 10 bonn
bard Iloilo.
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ana cainta. whence they VIII bcsiege Ma

and cainta, whence they VIII besiege Ma
Mia.
THE Americans are now fixing the linz
its OF their sphere of occupation, II viii
extend all along the coast from Paran
aqno 10 Malabon on tho shore. and from
Calodcan TO Meinbunga and Macate
"l'here ~ much apprehension among
the Americans, who are searching all tie
houses, oonilscating all weapons. includ-
Ing table cutlery. and eummarily shooting
in the streets all bearers of arms. There
we're aauguinary street lights at Lomar,
Bn1ndc and Manila caused by hatred OF
American soldlery. The latter are i'm
prisoning non-combatants as prisoners OF
war and IN revenge the PHILIPPINES Kill
Americans IN tho streets, but are respects
Ing ether foreigners.
inRorm The American senate nnd con-
gees 81 these events ana tell them Tho
Pblliplros Ate friends OF America. bit
VIII fight against military despotism.
Agontillo, the Phllipino delegate. VIII
ASH for European intervention In the in-
terehta of peace. In the meantime the
philippines VIII fight
"a schooner laden with ammunition has
been captured. but TWO othors have arrived
safely aud have discharged their oargoca.
i'Aguinaldo IL OH his why here. IIo
VIII recapture the lost positions ON tho
around Of guerilla warfare, and commence
a general attack
The government and congress OF Ma
iolos are acting IA usual and have passed
u vote OF confidence In Aguinaldo."
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tanA regiment and the Third artillery reg
ulars (actlng as Infantry, advanced hand.
someiy. pushing forward In tho face OF
the PHILIPPINE bullets as chcertuily as II
they had been snowballs.
The enemy was utterly routed and fed
10 the mountains
At 9 o'clock "cease airing" and "re-
eall' were sounded.
The troops were then well through
Caloccsn ana north OF II,
4 General Macarthur established his left
q; Caioocan aud strengthened his tinos
for tho night.
by tho capture Of calooesn the control
Of much Of the rolling stock OF the Ma
nila- Daguepan railway was obtained,
The city Is now uuietcr and business is
better than at any time since the out
break Of hostiiities.
The American losses yesterday were
three men Killed and thirty-two wounded.
Among the latter was gallant Lieutenant
Colonel Bruce wallace OF the Montana
regiment and lieutenant OF the Second
cavalry. who was shot through the lung
while leading charge across the open
ground. The enemy lost heavily.
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Paines celery compound during the last
Two months-and the pronrietois OF this
remedy have never known so great a call
for it--hns been due TO its use by thou
sands of people for whom II has been
prescribed by intelligent physicians. to re-
store the patients vitality to purify the
blood of the enervating poison, TO restore
the nervous system to healthy action aud
to strengthen the vital organs.
A person will continfe to suffer from
the evil effects OF grip FOR many months
unless he attacks the disease by getting
rid of the unnatural, unhealthy posons
In the system, supplying the body with
new blood, arouslng the healthful action Of
the kidneys. liver and digestive organs,
aud nourishing and upbuilding the. over
exerted and deblltated nervous system.
All this. and Just this, Paines celery com
pound viii do. In the multitude of cases
where 1t has been used It has never failed.
A case well known in Chicago is cited.
Mr.. Frank y, Davidson, who Is one of
the most brilliant and best known engl-
neers In the world, had Just finished the
plans for the great interceptlng sewer
system OF Chicago. which Is 10 divert
the entire sewerage OF the city from Lake
Michigan through the famous Chicago
drainage canal and down the Mississippi.
Superintendent Davidson had worked for
months on this scheme He was we'll
nigh exhausted. and took to his bed with
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an attack OF the grip. Ahef. M
disease not having left him. h n.
vised to try Paines celery compound
was soon back at his of1ce u ~
partment OF public works, vtll
mud forthwith wrote letter q ~
prietors of the remedy, In which ~
al had been told by friends q
wonderful results obtained by ther q
tho use of Paines celery compound ~
my severe attack OF the grip I deteinll
10 try it. have already found lfal
frisr reports were not at oil eI.!sa1s "
cd. and wish to join most checriully n :
them in recommending inc rem'u
others ~
Hundreds of grateful letters nan r.
written to the proprletors OF faiue s =
compound since the appearance y VI
this year, telling OF the perlecI $3.50 ~
It has effected The letters oom' ~ A
men and women OF many conditions w
nereons are so poor they can ual IVY Y
10 have this great remedy consanM n
tho house. and none arc 50 prospslurma. p \ n
for their health's sake they ~ ~, Z, 7
he without it, When 50 mans ~
women whose words carry Va ma H.
weight In the communities N ylss
live testify. as they do, 10 no ~ d
eflt thew have received from Palnss VII
compound. there can be no 1s " ~
trying 1t. A single trial y 'n' ''' n
is confidently invited 4
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THE PRICE WE ARE PAYING.
Report of American Volunteers Killed and Woundep
in Subjugating the Philippines.

Washington, February II The war de-
partment today received the following dis
patch from General OTIS
Manila. February II --MacArthur's diI-
sion lis north OF pasig river, Yesterday
his loft wing OTIS brigade, made II partial
wheel TO tho right. resting let of the brig
ado on Caloocan whence tho Insurgents.
who were in considerable force. were
sharply driven leaving good many dead.
Our casualties are as follows;
Killed,
Private JOHN A. GIBBONS. hospital
corps.
Private ALoNzo RICKETTS,. company
|. Twentieth Kansas volunteer Infantry
Private FRED HALL company I. First
Montana volunteer infantry.
Wounded.
First Montana Volunteer Infantry
Lieutenant Colonel X. II Wallace, Pri-
Yates Thomas Mulloy, company * Seth VI .
Dlbblc, ID; Everett Mctcalfe. b; Joseph
Crater, r; William J Berthwicl, &; clar-
ence Briggs. II; Captain w l.. nm. pri-
Ian. A. Joseph X Kennedy, c; B. u. Beio,
d. Bahrock. q Carl G. Peterson. G; John
". Campbell NJ
Third United States Artillery ~prlvatcs
Oscar Portwich. battery C; jeremiah =.
Cleveland. II. Leo Hoislcr. II; Bert NJ.
Dorton. X: Corporal David {. Mckcllyey.
X; Prvates Jerry Cramer, II lanes Leon
ard. *; Rufus n. Blumc. X.
Twentieth Kansas Volunteer Infantry
Corporal Edward D. Willing. Il; Privatcs
Harry S. Harris. b; James S. Mtls. e;
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OF the island OF Cuba: for ny N S~GSd
tho army 10 Santiago, ana ~ ,~hIch " I
of the Spanish tiest on 1ui = ronneeiiM
result OF his plans N , snis AID 10!
Dispatch of Commodore ssm NJ s,neul u "
ID i pertinent fact inc hns", y srsfcrsitN]
modore Schloy was pIopusauu i he ikta1!I
his services rs next IN ram a. afaItH4
Santiago. Where so i'u.n ,d whert " 4
tnjs eliminating battle. INV nsus forcl ! !
pnrior WINS such cohsp,st ,.dsuendel3 H.
fiuht his conduct while ~ ,ruoy! d y!
m.,nd prior 10 June l. .ny .hIeh VI ~
has been given above, nv and flxNI
OF It's uusteadincss IN pup ,sl,h he Npi9
obty orders did not ihoes m~srtrneni, w l.
OF The president aud wv 9 ~, INA rs y
rot permitted 20 stana ~ bIfbK Ia
nomination for nronouon anal il]rn1a
for The part he took IN W.. 1 sasi Is ~ T.
this connection n perunrp .hich. yl3
OF Admiral sampson, ~ ot,svt ~!
overlooking Comnodoro o,shslnlnfy &
rle conduct. AZ was os',, " Ana hir
asks that ample jusuce Tp}n
putt IN the ,ictlun OF iuiy, ,.srh 4 ~
these officers 10 say tnas ~ tie ~
s,leeted for Ills cnnllni'pu ~ y, ~ IA
aoiiciiation or sueRes uu, synsuI m.
self or any one n ihs IA aporpfQ w.
the department, unds, ~ ~, iksss ~.
uit sident, Is responslp,o .sirencle5 a w.
Nnich were made 10 ulc sssisr q u. ~
situation and n the tNsssisnmfni Z w.
mrllt's discretion w tne 49, ss, fhiJ q11t
which IL authorizes w view y
waa exercised solely VIII a,ire: whtIle ~
interests OF the public Nv 49,
or not. results show, -
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Now, what is the grip
Can II be avoided or prevented?
k.J 49,. q. =. a,,..1s

'rtfh ~ bp tNVAoNo " u Sh'NHs
And can it be cured?
Grip is characterized by continued
fever. by a tendency TO Inflammation OF
the membranes of the digestive and often
the respiratory tracts, by pain in the mus
cles and by debility.
The grip in Individual cases varies from
slight indlsposition to severe forms with
grave symptoms--these variations depend
ing wholly upon the health, age, temporal
ment or nervous condition OF the person
Those predisposed 10 rheumatism suffer
great pain In the muscles; persons OF nerv-
Gus temperament become low spirited.
often have hysteria. and, f not closely
watched have boon known to commit sui
eide. II - cases of this sort have been
reportk.J II. month in the newspapers
Headaclhb9- a constant symptom. The
bowels nre generally constipated, Whatever
form the disease takes there Is invariably
extreme prostration. Tho danger to per-
sons in previous healthful condition is
slight.
IL has been absolutely proven that there
is one certain preventive of serious cases
of grip; and that there Is one remedy
for persons suffering with It, or beginning
to be convaescent from It's attack
The unexamplcd public demand for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-12

David VI. HorkInan II; l. j. Howard J.;
Elmer r. TIME. y: William c. Barber
Bert Samson, X
First Idaho Volunteer Infantrs-Prtvate
James Il. willard D.
Thirteenth Minnesota Volunteer infantry
Private Ben Obtain. l..
Troops In excellent condition: supplied
with al necessities. Hospitals notwith.
standing wounded have fcwer patients
than before engagements OF ilh and 9Th
instant. Yesterdays engagement most
successful. Belicf of old residents that
Agnlnaldo will he unable to gather in
future any considerable forcee
Mako total zoe tevidcntly refers to to-
tel list OF casualtica.-Editor) Otis.
Washington. February II. General Gus
today cablcd the following additional list
of casualties at Manila
Manila. February IT. Additional casual
ties.
First North Wounded: SER
geant William II. Locke, C Third artil-
lery; wounded Private II. l.. PutSker.
battery X.
Utah Artillery Corporal An
drew Peterson. battery Il.
First Northumberland Second Lieu
tenant William II. Garrdhcimor, battery
company T.; Prlvatcs William Kennedy
&; Henry Slack b; Percy G. Duliard, 81.
q. w, Roardmen. A. ] NJ. nox ID; David
Burns. NJ: Frank Gotti. missing.
Twentieth Kausas-Woundcd John O.
Marseberg. x. Sidney Morrison, NJ.
First Idaho--Killed Private HARRY
MCCLURE. H. wounded; Captaia T. II
Hamer. Corporal Howard Barldey, com
pany Y. Otis.
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FOREIGN.

The British cruiser intrepid has been
sent TO BlueRclds to protect British inter-
csts In case OF an outbreaks.
Germany Is inclined To thoroughly In
vostignts the Samoan trouble before act
irg,
While agrarians In Germany are agitating
n tarn war. tho conservative element see
where II would provo boomerang to
their interests.
In the rtichstng Baron Won BueIow ex-
pressed the greatest friendship or the part
of Germany toward America, and Prince
Bismarck followed In similar vein. The
impression is that Prince Bismarck may
be appointed to represent Germany at
" ashlngtou.
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Local.

A sleet-snow storm and the thermom-
eter Il degrees below freealng
The bicycle races postponed on account
OF tho weather,
u. Egbcrt placed under $1,000 BOND
to answer q charge Of robbing the mails,
The Daughters of the Republic meet
and discuss the purchase OF tho San ia
cinto baltic ground,
A talk with Mr.. John u, Gcarle. prest-
dent of tho American Cotton company.
Brigadier General c. c. Benvens names
his aldcs FOR the United Confederate Vet
Grams for the southeast division OF Texas.
A patriotic school programme for
March 2.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
SrATr.

Red river IL reported frozen over nj
Denison; big fruit crop 30 anticipated In
Collin county.
II Is believed that the estate OF the late
William Cameron will total si0ooOOo.
Predicted by tho forecaster at Galveston
that the weather is going to be colder.
Galveston has decided not 10 POSTPONE
the visit of the hattleship even though the
legislators declined to come
little white girl and negro baby
were fatally burned at mud near willis;
two babies were burned TO a crisp near
Kyle.
Said to be much suffering at Dallas b.
cause OF tho unexpected Intensity of the
wcuther.
Senator Chiffon advises that Texas rner-
chants will probably be reimbursed shcrt-
ly for supplies furnished United States
volunteers.
Aged farmer was frozen to death near
PARIS.
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LEGISLATIVE.

Expensive gallery plays we're made In
tho house in rejecting Gaivcston's invita-
lion to eco famous warship and meet "a
famous man. Mr.. Prince showed II up.
The house committee will report favor
ably on approprinAng public lands to tho
permanent school fund.
CtIxcns OF Austin want q chance to
say whether they want tsseiR~o charter
changed.
MIR. Sholburne has introduced consti
tutional amendment to permit the school
board TO properly invest funds,
Judge kittrell suggests measures fer
bringing to time the law -defying saloon
Keepers and gambling house proprictors.
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WASHINGTON.

Engineers have submitted report to the
seeretary OF war on Improvement OF the
mouth OF tho IIraEos; believe improve
nert should be made II company Will
carry out propositions.
General Miles Is preparing his racts for
the inquiry into tho beef furnished the
army.
Dewey Is not III, as reported.
Tho senate has agreed 10 vote ON the
flcEnery resolution on Monday. The rcso-
iutlon defines the status OF tho Unitod
states toneurd the Philippines
Germany is evidently trying to hedge
In the Samoan controversy by proposing
revision Of the treaty.
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RAILROADS..

Railroads submitted counter propo-
hltion to tho commission. which will DO
heard from about Wednesday.
Bin for the absorption OF tho Maearoni
by this southern Pacific Will not be
brought up at this session.
Compromise rotes agreed on by COM
m'lteo Of general freight agents were
lower thah anticipated by attorneys
Norther interrered seriously with train
and telegraph service.
Hay Shore line's new schedule Will 20
into effept today
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THE pHuLIppINE SITUATION.

Agoucillo acknowledges that he was out
wtted In his proposed communication with
Auginaldo.
In the PHILIPPINE account OF the fight at
Manila the Americans arc pictured as bar
barlnns.
In the capture Of Caloocan the American
troops locked on tbs battle rs SNOWFALL
eight.
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p,lILipISo ACCOUNT.
Americans Arc Pictured sa Darbsri-
rns In tho Recent Attack.

Bcng konE February 1.-THE PHILIPPINE
iunta hero has Issued the following state
ment.
a Manila steamer has arrived here With
the American censored version OF the fight-
ing, which 10 utterly false, The Americans
commenaed hostili,ios by the ,reachery OF
General Oils simultaneously by land and
sea Aniirnldo possesses signed guar
snfea from the American commissioners
that there would be no hnstillilcs on thcir
part Hence tho Philippine troops were
resting and many OF The phll'pIpo officers
were az the thcatcr an saturday plght aud
were arrested shorty before the outbreak.
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ARMY DISCIPLINE nxEnrLrrnEp.
Sentence modified Because OF the Ex'
sspc RIA tion.

Washington, February il.--Privatc Kelly
Brown OF company y. Third Alabama vol
untcer Infantry. has been tried and found
guilty OF violation OF the twonty-iirst
article Of war BY general court martial
convened at tho camp OF tho Third Ala
bsma volunteer infantry at Annlstop. Ala.
aud was sentenced TO forfeit TO the United
states $40 month OF his pay tor Ave
months.
1hr court 10 thus lenieni in view Of tho
fact shown IA the evidence that the ac-
cused was subjected 10 great provoratop
by the uudisnihod and iil-judged action OF
hiA superior ofticer, Lieutenant cheu,'
bilsr.
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saMpsoN-soHLEy PROMOTION.
secretary Long Gives Reasons for
the Action Taken.


Washington, February M.-secretary Long
has sent TO the senate an exhaustive report
10 reply to the resolution recently PASSED by
that body calling upon the navy department
fer Ill records IN It's possession on which the
nominations Of Admirals sampson and sohioy
TO their present grades were based. This reso-
ln,ion was pesscd in executive session. Sec
ielsfy Long goes into the naval history o,
lae Spanish War at great iengih, citing or
deis, movements and all tbs details which
preceded the hattie OF July 81 IN summing
10 these fecta and citing tbs resolutions for
tho advancement Of suhloy ma salnpson, he
eays.
w adysnpemon, OF Admiral SAmpson Was
psqnnaed In recognition OF his astSices "a the
s>reupon OF his duties az commander Ia ehief
ms Mest ladies for the hupefvlslod 81 nii IN
ae'sils wherever distributed Tor th@ blockade
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COMMERCIAL.

Spot cotton Lice UP in Houston. Calves
ton and New York on all grades and i-16c
Up in New Orleans on middling and above.
Cotton futures l-6id higher In Liverpool
md UP TO 4 points in Now York and
TO ) points IN New Orleans,
May wheat up &Gbc. cora up h@9so
aud oats %6p,sc. Pork 1oGpi2,sc. lard SGp
7iSc and ribs 7isc higher,
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ST Louis, February li.--oY,lg to the
long cold spell coal has become very
scarce. The severe cold weather has AZ
lectcd the receipt OF eggs ana famine
N tnat commodity threatens st. Louis.
Mueh OF the receipts have been frozen.
wholesale prices have advanced from 1889
TO IS cents during the past week mi
dealers are unable to supply the demand
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WEATHER. DEPARTMENT.
Thc Mean Has been One BELOW Zcro.
COiN VIII UnnIInnc

Washington. February ti.--Whilc the cold
wave continues generally east OF the Rocky
mountains except In Florida, Il has beo.o
. mar by q remarkably law tempcra-
tufe In the vicinity ~ WaahinEton and n
further fall In tho carolloas Tho mean for
the past three days has been | degree beI1w
zero. Tho Mssissippi valley has seen an-
other fall of IRON 4 TO 10 degrees except IN
tho central portion and the tomperatures
range From degrees To "a degrees below
sere, fu'l since last night of from 10 10
IL tho lower Missouri valley. middle slope
and tho Southwest the temperatures have
fallen from 10 deSrees to 10 ieyreea, tho ssio
line eStendlng TO the Northern b0rdor o.
ipNHH ana thero was u severe nor,hor from
Nebiabka and Colorado southwark, warAingB
Tor which were iauued Friday aud Friday
niSht.
on the west gulf coast temperatures are
again from 1 dasrses TO degrees below
tho zero point, whllo IN tho West and North
west they are from rs 90 80 deSrec5 b low
zero.
Al iIayre, Mont. this morning thu temner.
ture was - hslow. while from the lower Mis-
souri, valley eGuthwest into Northern ana
Nerlheaet Tesas tho tpmperutures tonieai are
from &, ls degrees belaw aay previous rec
ord ion the second decade OF Februnry.
remarkable feature Of this cold wave
has been tho ahnoimplly high PRESSURE OF
ward aad horih@estward the. barometer has
read 81 inches o. over with maximum
reading this mcrHius Of Si,ss INCHES Ia South
from Colorado and Wyclning eastward to the
Atlsntle and SHOWS and rains in the South
and Southwest.
IN the pletoau and Pacific coast regions
fair weather has continued with slight
changes In temperatures.
Snow - Indicated for the Atlantic States
as fer south ps South Carolina and rain IN
Elorlda. II VIII probably clear Ia tho gulf
States. elsewhere GENERALLY fair, except IN
Western Now York. The cold weather viii
continue and there Will DO q decided fall IA
temperature on the coast With ffsoxing wealth
err In North Florida fnccaiug weather Is
probable for sunday night Tonight advisory
messages 10 that enort have been ISSUED,
Tho extreme Northwest moderation OF the
extremely Geld weather L prohabp. IN the
Atlantic states brisk north winds VIII pro.
vail.
Cold wave signals are dispnycd on the guilt
cnasf from Pensacola 10 hrcwpsyilie and q;
Mori6ian and Montgomery and storm north
east gigualx on tbs gull coast from New Or.
leans 10 Brownayille,
Nsw Mexlco--Fair; continued cold, variable
flfishoma and Indian Territory ami Ar,
kanSas Fair; continued cold; rortAery