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Not Under Mortgage.

1t came out as. Journeyed on
horseback through Dakota that almost
every settlers land was under mort
gage" said westerner! "nnd one day
when I.came upon a pioneer seated on
the grass by the roadside. with n trou-
bled look on his face, asked him il 1t
was the mortgage he was worrying
about.
"'Wuss than that, stranger" he re-
piled. as he looked up YEARLY.
Sickness or death in the family?"
'Wuss than that
Then 1t must be n calamity, In
decd. You didn't lose family and home
by prairie fre?'s i5.il7 !
:" Nope: but you're right about It's
being n calamity. I've been tryin,5; to
think of that word for two hours past.
Yes. sir, you can put 1t down cs an aw-
ful calamity
But won't you explain persisted.
6" 4 will, sir. There was mortgage
on the claim, an was feelIn' as big
as any OF my neighbors. an takin'
things easy, when my wife was left
5000 Stranger. dare tell you what she
did with that money?
She didn't lose it2'
No, sir. She Just paid that mort
gage. bought two horses and II plow,
and this mornin' was bounced out OF
my own cabin bekase l wouldn't peel
OFF my coat and 30 to work. Yes, sir,
you are right. It's caiamity-a ca
lamity that's landed me on the outside
and between my burned pride and her
blamed spunk somebody'll be eatin'
grass afore Saturday nIght.'"-Wash-
lngton Post.
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\ -.-T- : = : = no
Wool Market Active.

81 =
BOSTON, Aug. 22.-The American
Wool and Cotton Reporter will say to-
morrow OF the wool trade, The wool
market has shown more activity the
past week, although the business re-
ported has been in spots, not being at
all well distributed among the mem
bers of the trade. Many OF the latter
absolutely nothing; doing, while q few
others report some good-sized sales.
which swell the volume OF trunsac-
tons for the week under review to
about three and one-halt million
pounds. Last year at this time the
weekly sales were close to five million
pounds. Some fair sized lines OF terri
tories and Texas woods have been dis
posed OF. TIE feeling among the trade
Is pretty firm.
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/, II5' Il / RE-.
Missionaries Explain How They Es-i
capped Iby Referring to One Of the

Missionaries Explain How They Es-
capped Eby Referring to one q the
+ Psalms.
Is BOSTON, August 22.-The American
board Of commissioners for foreign
missions has received to-day a ca bic
Gram from Che Foo, as followss
u Psalm Gone-twenty- four-seyen. Pel,In
and STung- Chow missionaries. Also
SChaplns. Smith. Wickoff, sayed.r Z
i;s The passage OF Scripture alluded to
Is: Z. M I, NJ \;
our soul Is escaped as q bird out OF
the snare Of the fowlers; the snare Is
broken. and we are escaped z 3; 3, :. "a
K The Pekin missionaries are:5 The Rev,
W. s.. Ament, the Rev. C. e.. Ewing,
wife and two children, Miss Ada Ha-
Ven, Miss Nellie Russell, Mrs. J. 4; L.
Matter. The Tung Chow missionaries
who had taken refuge at Pekln are:
Miss Mary E. Andrews, Miss Jane G..
Evans. Miss Abble G.. Chaplin, the
Rev. Chauncey Goodrich. d. D., wife
and three children; James H. Ingram,
NJ. D.. wife and two children: Miss
Luella Miner. Rev. Z. G. Tewksbury,
wife and two children: Rev. Howard
S. Gait and wife. The Pamg- chuang
missionaries who were at the annual
meeting and took refuge at Peldn are:
The Rev. Arthur H. Smith, D. D.. and
WIFE the Misses e. Gertrude and H.
Grace Wyckon. Lln-Ching mission
aries under the same conditions are:
The Rev. F. n. Chaplin, wife and two
children. Str &
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To TO. BE CA.LLEDfO()jU.IT'Ii..I

Every. Man Of the Building Trades
Council to Stop Work Before La
i Dor Day-euarrel Still Continues.
CHICAGO. Aug. 22.-unless the
plans Of the leaders n,iscarry, union
men connected with the Building.
Trades Council will be called out na'
strike before Labor Day. The plumb
ers have already been ordered out and
1t is the intention that all other unions
whose men are working shall follow
suit. Owing ,oincreased activityfln the
building trades within the last few
days many union men have been putt
work, in some places with the consent:
OF the business agents and It is the
purpose OF the unions to stop the work
wherever the bosses believe they had
won a victory and show them the labor
organizations are istlllin the fight,
The business agent or one of the lar
gcst unions in the building trades said:
THE contractors have come to be-
lieve thnt It is comparatively easy sail
ing for them now, and accordingly,
have been undertaken some large Jobs
with the idea that there would be no
further trouble. from the unions. They
will Gna that many OF the men whom
they supposed to be non-union men,
have become members OF the unions,
and they Will simply be unable to do,
any work. 1t Is the only thing that Is
left the unions unless they propose
giving up their fight. The idea OF help
insg the contractors along in their Jobs
has been a mistake which Is generally
recognized now and theyswill find there,
is O lot Of fight left among the men yet.
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REFLECTIONS OF A BAcHE1o n,

4 man never knows 1t is too late un-
III he needs mcndlng. T4.l,
lisa funny thing that all poor peo-
pie nTe either too thin or too Fat.
Some men would be too bashful to
propose TO woman even II they caught
her In bathing suit. ~
Probably the beginning OF Nnpoleon's
downfall was when he made faces ut
some poor %aman's baby.
ANY woman who hns an idea thai
baby talk Sounds enticing ought 10 try
sometimes to call the chockens with It.
When n woman thinks some man la
watching her She always acts so tIckled
mt NIL tho dirty little babies they PASS
In the street,-New York Press. '.1is.
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ELECTRIC CAR WRECKED.
Five Persons Seriously Injured-car
Jumped the Track and Struck a
Trolley Pole. u ~

= q . ~ y "a ~
Jumped the Track and Struck a
Trolley Pole.
: CLEVELAND, Ohio. August can
electric car on the Cleveland and Cha
grin Falls suburban line was wrecked
early to-day, near Ghagrln Falls. the
crew and twelve passengers being cut
md. badly bruised. Five persons were
seriously injured. The accident was
caused by . broken brake rod. The
car jumped the track % /; snarp curve
While running at 4 high rate OF speed.
The trucks broke, and the car plunged
over on It's side. Those most seriously
injured are: 5
John Young conductor. Chagrln
Falls, badly injured about the head;
Miss. Rathburn, Newburs, Ohio. right
arm and shoulder Injured: Mrs. NJ. G..
Meice. chagrin, Falls, head and shoul.
ders injured; Mrs. Walter Burrows.
Chagrin Falls. cut and bruised about
the heads C. II. Hubbell, Chagrin
Falls. cut and bruised about the head
and shoulders.
Fortunately the car struck a trolley
pole wheniit left the track, otherwise
II would have gone down u steep EN-,
bankment. Had this occurred a num-
her OF lives would undoubtedly have
been lost.
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I Taking a Last Stand.

iTWYFELLAAR, Monday. Aug. 2o,--
Through secret Intelligence agents the
British authorities learn that General
Louis Bothn. the commaHder.IE-chipS
OF the Boer forces; General Lucas Mey-
or, the commander OF the Orange Free
State forces, and General Schnlkburger,
vice president OF the TransYaal rcINb-
lie. with 5000 Bocra, have assembled n t
IMachadodorp. Generally understood TO
be tho headquarters of President Kri-
ger, on the Pretoria pclagon Bay rail-
roRl3, With the whole Boer artillery,
including the heavy pieces formerly nj
Pretoria. tl43
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Youtsey's Case Continued,

GEORGETOWN. KY. Aug. %
Judge Cantrill to-day being satisfied
that Henry Youtsey Is not In proper
physical condition to stand trial for al
legged completely in the Goebel murder,
continued the case until the next term
of court. Owing to ilincss'in the fam
lily OF one OF the attorneys for Combs,
Whitaker and Davis, those cases also
We're postponed to2the October term. It
was so ordered and the accused will be
admitted to bali In TIE sum OF $4,000
each. :. i55a1' ts-rt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-23

NEW YORK. Aug. o?.-AmonG the
arrivals on the White Star line steam
ship Majestic to-day were: R. NJ.
Eyre and Miss Eyre, who broughtswith
them the body OF their mother, Mrs.
Mary Tut p Eyre. who died In Paris
IN July last. Mrs, Eyre was the widow
OF Col. L. z. Eyre, for many years n
resident in San Francisco. The body
was taken to San Francisco for inter
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Decrease of Exports,

WASHINGTON, August 22.-Accord-
Ing TO U statement made to-day by the
divlsionSot customs aud lnsular affairs
OF the war department, the total ex-
portatIon from the island OF Cuba,
through the port of Havana, for tho
seven months ending July q. 1900. was
slG,dsS COS. as against sle.1a6,a7l for tho
same period last year, decrease OF
,9S,36G.
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The Powers Verdict.

Lexington (Ky.) Herald. (Dem.) The
jury in tho Powers case returned aver
diet OF guilty within an hour of retir-
ing to consider the testimony. From
the moment the court refused to permit
the panel to be drawn from the box and
turned over to the sheriff the selection
and summoning OF the venire, many
have not doubted that such result
was certain. " ss'
If Powers Is indeed-Sullty of the foul
crime OF organizing and concentrating
such vile and cowardly assassination
the verdict Is insufficient; he ought to
have. been sentenced to death by hang
ing. Upon what precise ground the
Jury sentenced him to Imprisonment
can be conjectured, but not known: IL
the conclusion reached was Influenced
by any other cause than deliberate,
conscientious and Intelligent compre-
hension OF and reliance upon the testi-
mony, it is not strange that the jury
shrank from the death sentence.
Upon the testimony actually admitted
no intelligent man who Is not the VIC
tim of blind prejudice can doubt that
the guilt OF Powers was not proved; and
upon the entire case we presume that
there can be no serious doubt that an
innocent man has been Illegally con-
yicted under tn. forms OF law" and It
is the utmost stretch OF that respect
for the courts OF the commonwealth
which permits the use OF the phrase
under the forms OF law"
The state knows that Weaver was
nerjured. the prosecution knows his tes-
timony was false; 1t never Withdrew,
never explained Its connection with him
and 1t. How much more of the testI-
;nony was perjured: how many more
OF the witnesses were suborned,, is not
known with certainty. But every man
who this morning reads the verdict OF
the jury win feel that 1t is based in
part, II not In whole, upon perjury and
subornation OF perjury. ~ ~
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seizu.e of Compromising Letters.

7 VI"3.o VI VIII p 034HRoffAb 11VteeR''
LONDON. Aug. 22.-Hcnry La
bouchere's publication OF the cores
pondence advising him OF the seizure at
Pretoria OF compromising letters to
Secretary Retz Is to be followed by the
publication OF the whole correspondence
which, the colonia! office says Will be
issued tonight or tomorrow. and the
members OF parliament involved hav-
ton sent TO them on the subject. A.
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The Oldest and Best.

S. SIS. is a combination of roots
and herbs Of great curative powers.
and when taken into the circulation
searches out and removes all manner
Of poisons from the blood, without
the least shock or harm to the system.
fOn the contrary. the general health
begins to improve from the first dose,
for S. S. S. is not only blood purifier,
but an excellent tonic, and strength
ems and builds up the constitution
while purging the blood Of impuri-
tics. S. S. S.. cures all diseases OF a
blood poison origin, Cancer, Scrofula.
Rhcuma al is nj Chronic Sores and
Ulcers. Eczema Psoriasis, Salt
Rhcum, Z Herpes and similar; troubles,
and is MI infallible cure and the only
eItidotc for that most horrible disease,
Contagious Blood Poison.
A record Of nearly fifty; years, OF
successful cures is record to be proud
OF. SIS. S. is more popular today
than ever. 1t numbers its friends by
the thousands. Our medical cores
pondcnce Is larger than ever in the
sliistory3of the medicine Many write
to thank US for the great good S. SIS.
has done them, while others are seek.
lug advice about their cases. All
letters receive prompt and careful
attention. Our physicians have made
aliic.long studyof Blood and Skin Dis
eases, and better understand such cases
.han the ordinary practitioner who
makes a specially OF no one disease.
s Gs. 81 "a, We arc doing great
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;k.JAhAh. "a our consulting de-
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whatever for this service.
IHE SWIFT SPECIFIC co..,aIlaara, GA.
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Telephone Plant Burns.

BALTIMORE. August %, = The
plant OF the Maryland Telephone Con-
strue.!on Company, In this city, was
destroyed by a fire, the origin OF which
Is unknown, ut an early hour this
morning. The loss is estimated NJ
$4,000, $4,000 Of which is on the
building and the balance on stock and
tools. ~ WIZ. - .l ..aLs.- A L.
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Actors, Singer. Tnlkers-Arn.ll

Actors, Singers, Talkers-Are nil
more or less subject to Bad Throat.
Hoarsenrss, Tontilltls and Cntarrh, DIR,
Agnow's Catarrhal Powder never dIs.
appoints. ~ can but proclaim DR.. Az
news Catarrhal Powder n wonderful
medicine for actors, singers and public
speakers. Myself and my wife havr
tried everything, but have never found
anything toseNuul this ,grr.-..., remedy,
for quick action: Il certainly Is Il won
der worker,"-Al, Emmett. Fostcll, New
York City. Sold by Charles r. Gortzr,
Twelfth and Market streets.-IS.
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Big Elevator Fire.

AKRON, Ohio, August ee.-Flre TO-
day in the elevator OF the American
Cereal Company here. caused a Ions OF
$4,000 Fire and water practically
ruined 10000 bushels OF grain, MI
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HuntIngton,u win Not Made Public.

NEW YORK, August 22,-The VIII OF
the late Coils P. Huntington will not
be made public, to.day, according 20
the statement Of Gharles II. Tweed, of
tho southern Pacific company, and the
LEGAL adviser OF the late flnancler.
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Big Thief on Trial.

z LONDON. August &c. ]. Joss, a
former clerk OF PARIS Bank. accused
Of stealing about 100000 from the bank
4 in January, 1899. has been committed
for trial. He was caught passing a
&R5 note.
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!. NEW YORK, Aug. c?.-Thc steam.
ship Embellishments, smiling for Eu-
rope Tomorrow will take out $4,000
ouncOs OF silver. y
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a BLESSING alike to young and old:
DIR. Fowlcrs Extract OF Wild Straw
berry. Natures apecnc for, dysantery,
diarrhoch and summer complnlnt.--4
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HDEAR MRs, PINK
HAN:-It affords me
great pleasure to tell

daughter has received from the use OF
Lydia Z. Pinkhani's Vegetable Com
pound. After beginning the use Of
your medicine she began to mend
rapidly and is now able to be at her
work. Her henses are regular and
almost painless. I feel very thankful
to you and expect to always keep your
Vegetable Compound in my house. 1t
Is the best mcdicineI ever knew. You
have my permission to publish this
letter il You wish, 1t may be the means
, Of doing others good.r-MRs. MATILDA
a. CAMP, Manchester Mill, Macon, Ga, )
September ID, 1899,
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At the Park.

There was not nearly so large a crowd
out to witness 1.-The Gold King" as there
should have been, nor as the play de-
serves. The acting was very good and
the audience was quick to applaud when
there was occasion, which was quite fire.
quently,
George M Noble as Jack Richmond,
the Gold King" was exceptionally good
and received hearty applause from time
to time. His was the leading character
of the play and upon his acting depend
ed it's success.
Mrs. Vina Noble as pug" was as
charming a piece OF acting as has been
seen in this city in a long time. When
ever she made her appearance upon the
stage she WAS greeted with welcoming
cheer from the audience.
The program for tonight is "Reuben
Glue" and it promised to be the best
thing yet.
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G:NNl5 LAE:I'NT l!=IJ,T
~ Er9yrx11zzxg \
(hN=s
A TRApEGY OF AMBITION

ON
A farmer l wot of once had quite a spell
OVERRIDING the work that he found;
His neighbors declared in digging his well
He ran the thing into the ground.-
Stolen from Bumguzzle Gazoot.
o Some one has stepped on Dave Days
corns again.
The s55,oOo,OOOOO rolling Mill trust
gathers no mos.
Dispatches state that the Carnegies
are about to have the Cramps.
A would independent yarn factory
back east attempted to fight the trust
and got "worsted
The threatened influx OF whiskered
Anarchists from Europe would make a
valuable acquisition to the populist par
ty.
An afflicted Atchinson man has seven
doctors in attendance but they are una
BILE to diagnose his case.- Atchinson
Globe.
A Chicago side show has an eight foot
Missouri farmer who is being "shown"
as freak.-Nearly three yards Of ''long
green"
Fruita society query:-No, we do not
think it would be particularly danger
gerous to kiss your dog providing you
fumigate him thoroughly afterward.
Perhaps it is his wifes apple dump
lsngs.-Birdsville Clipper. The patient
would no doubt experience some relief il
each doctor would cast out devil.
one legged man is going to "stump"
the west for Bryan, He would make a
good stump" ker.-Kopjville Ex-
cuse. He should "stump" for the single
standard.
AKopjville man presented his "honey"
with 100 bee hives for a wedding pre-
sent-Bugville Gazoot. That is no
worse than the Oklahoma splnster who
rubbed honey on her hives to thwart
the itching.
Some chronic fault finders are com
planning about the inscription over the
tablets recently placed in the vestibule
OF the Fifth avenue Presbyterian church
New York, to the memory OF the late
Rev. DR.. John Hall. There remaineth
therefore, rest to the people Of "God." !"
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THE SOURCE OF oLvcERlNE.

A By-Product of Soap and Candle 1sc-
tories in Increased Demand.
Glycerine Is used in making nitro
glycerine, and nitro-glycerine is the
chief constituent of dynamite. It also
enters largely into the composition Of
some Of the smokeless powder-cor-
dite, for instance. The South African
war, therefore, has brought it into In
creased demand in England just now.
although its expectation has not been
prohibited, as was the case with car
bolic acid a few weeks ago. The fact
is, lyddite in manufacture OF which
derivative of carbolic acid Is used, can
be handled with less chance Of accident
than dynamite; SO that up to the pres
ent time the latter has not found any
extensive application in war. And even
nitro-glycerine gunpowders are going
out of favor because Of their unstable
character and other drawbacks. Still,
for the time being, glycerine enjoys
an enhanced popularity in the mar
kets of Europe. Something like forty
thousand tons of this commodity are
made yearly Just now, yet there is no
where factory devoted primarily to
its manufacture. It is a by-product OF
soap and candle factories. 1t Ia not
itself fatty, bat 1t is associated with
fat in nature. When aliGahs are COM
binsd with the fat. In making either
stearine candles or soap, and then q
little salt is added to the compound,
the stearine or soap will sepa-
rate from the rest of the nuid,
which is called spent lye."
Formerly the manufacturer allowed
the latter to flow away. Now, how
ever, he saves it and seeks to eliminate
the glycerine. To begin with he has
mixture Of water. glycerine. salt and
some other impurities. The water n
boiled OF. the salt recovered for fu-
ture use, and the residue Is crude siy-
csrine. This must be carefully rehneo
before it is At for use. but the degree
of refinement to which 1t is subjected
depends on the particular fate 10
which it IL then to be devoted. Out OF
q hundred tons of fat not over nve
tons of g1yoerine can Be obtained
New York Tribune
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A Hint to Parents.

Miss Julie Caroline O'Iara, tai
ented member of the New York Wom-
ans Press Club, has very interesting
article in the January number of the
Child Study Monthly. She gives prac-
tical advice on THE Respect Due to
Little Children" She quotes from
Juvenal: "The greatest reverance is
due the child" She notes that the
reason children do not always pay
proper respect to their elders is in
some respects due to the fact that peo-
pie do not always treat children cour-
teously. She states, also, that a few
cuffs or blows may soon be forgot
ten by child, but an outrage to his
feelings will rankle forever, as it is
worse than brutality which is amen
able to the law.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-18

Now's the time to buy your May Day
ball ticket.
J.R. Permission Of Whitewater was a
visitor today.
Don't miss Reuben Glue" at the
Park tonight.
The next social event Of Importance is
the May Day ball. Everybody come.
II you want to see an elegant array Of
spring dresses, go to the May Day ball u.
A N. Oliver travelling representative
of the southern Pacific is visiting the
city.
Zach Bertholf is down from the Plat
eau country and reports the snow gone
and the farmers all at work.
The Pioneers of the Pacific held very
enjoyable entertainment at their lodge
room last night. Piof. and Mrs. Boyer
played for the occasion and the evening
was spent most pleasantly together. A
number of visitors we're present from
Fruita.
The Womans Relief Corps will present
the new Lowell school with a flag; the
presentation and raising Of same will take
place Friday morning at the school
building at 10 o'clock, Immediately fol-
lowing the Arbor day exercises. All
citizens are cordially invited to attend
these patriotic exercises.
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New Time Card.

By the new schedule Grand Junction
has three trains to Denver on the broad
guage and one OH the narrow guage and
has four arriving trains.
ARRIVE.
Train No. 5, 11:16 p. m.
/, 1:15 a. IN.
3, 1870
LEAVE.
Train No. A, 600 a. IN.
6, $50 p. m.
2, 12:49 a. 10.
Midland Time Card.
Arrives Leaves
No. 1O5, l1:09 pm No. 1o4, 6:06 m
+" 1O3, I0:40 a IN No. JOG, $40 p M
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Coal! Coal ! Coal !

The best is Black Diamond, only $500
per ton-Best store coal-Order OF Sco-
ville-or Grand Junction Feed Co.
Prompt delivery.
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Flower. for Railroad Passengers.

A pretty custom of the Michigan
Central railroad is the distribution OF
bouquets to women passengers on the
trains at the station at Niles. man
in the employ of the railroad company
cultivates the flowers near the rail-
road station, on which there are three
large hothouses, where several men are
kept at work. The distribution to the
passengers is made every day, winter
and summer, one train each way, and
sometimes more, being served.
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About the Weather.

The maximum temperature during the
past "a hours, 63 degrees, aud the mini
mum this morning "a degrees.
The forecast for this section is:
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday
warmer tonight.