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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14

CuIIpn. George Il. EaStCv HnUSton
ida. John Mcmillan and wife. Boise. r
p Chattin and son. Mountain Home Rob
ert Aiknlan and wife. 30 Sc; +. Mckenzie
caldwell. J. G. Hawley, Nevqdl. 2. b
McKeon. Milford r. b. Prinsy and
Family. Rock RZrIds Ia, Wilford Day,
Parowan, H. r. McMillan. ". L. Ne
fsabe Dan Fitzpstrick. ogden: Mrs G.
Belmont. san Francisco; W J. and T. F.
Riake Rivertan Mrs r. Drummand
T r. Drummond Bingham: J. c. Sulls-
van Eureka. j.. }. keaInes. Gunnison, c.
Arnold Edwards Bingh7m-
Wal.er-W +. Baird Davenport Ia.
= r Davis. Chicago. John RDsenlof s.
Anthony Ida: c. Il. Ferguson. Wsshinu-
SON q T. Kinse, Sacramento, ID. y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14
HOTEL GOSSIP.

IF had to choose single STATE in the
whole Union in which to cOnfine my Oper-
ations, J would take Utah every time. -
said T. c. S. Smith. the Kansas City no
ton man. az the Kenyon yesterday. I
have been coming out here Steadily for
the last five Years. and I have only lost
one account; that was for $40 and our
house was eventually paid Cd cents on the
dollar. We carry quite a number Of Nor
mons on our books and l can say that
the accounts generally are rated as gilt
edged Business everywhere is good; last
year was One-third better than any pre-
viOus year and ] look for il To be 50 per
cent better during this coming year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-03

posed a dne Of 800 on any peSon eol-
lectinR garbage or material from the
burned ana infected distrlcts A cruz
eade against rats has been begun, which
'Wiil doubtless prove q valuable means
Of Riding the city OF Infection. The
outlook for this town e now bright, as
the main center Of infection has been
destroyed. although isolated cnFeH VIII
undoubtedly crop out here and there for
come tifne TO come. The only perma-
nent safety for Honolulu can be found
In q complete and permanent sewerage
and drainage system, sanitary buildings
and sites, and abolishing all cess pools,
dlling Ia the low grounds with clean
eart-not garbage. as most OF II con-
tains now-and the forbidding Of eultl-
Yatlon within the city limits Of such
crops as tarO nnd rice, which require
4hn ground to be constantly flooded
With water. My isolation md deten-
tloA hospltdt Is IN thorough working or
der, and am able TO look after fifteen
or twenty patients, should the necessity
arise. The health OF the command IS
good"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-03
ADMIRAL WATSON

Reports Naval Operations Under
Lieut.. Gibbons, Resulting in Res
cue Of sos Spanish Soldiers, Eight
American Soldiers and Two officers
of Hospital Ship Relief.
WASHINGTON. March 2-The navy
department to-day received from Ad-
mIral Watson, at Manila. a more de-
tailed account than was furnished by
General Otis, Of Lieut.. Gibbons SUCCESS
full raid into the southern parts Of Lu-
zon, where the insurgents are said to
bc making their last stand The two
officers OF the hospital ship Relief re-
ferred to in Admiral watson's cable-
gram are Fred Hopee. third ofieer Of
the ship. and Charles BlandSord, assist
ant engineer. Boatswain Mate Jur-
aschka was one Of five men attached TO
the Runboat MariVPleP, who were cap
tured october 10 last, of the southern
coast OF Luzon, while landing nom
combatants. Some OF the party were
badly wounded. one fatally, but Jur-
aschka was captured unhurt. Admiral
Watson's commendation OF Lieut. Glib
bOns' exploit VIII ne placed on tus re-
cords Of the department, and may result
in substantial reward ror that young
officer. He Ia O native Of Michigan,
and did much to organize the naval mile
lila Of the country
Admiral watson's cnblegram is dated
Manila, March /, and Is as follows;
ARMED transport AlaVa was re-
celved from the military governor Sun
day. Commissioned Immediately GLIB
bona in command, with crews and mar
ines from the Brooklyn. PROCEEDED the
same day. on information received, 70
Gulf Of Ralay. Returned to-day with
sos rescued Spanish prisoners, eight
American soldiers. two officers OF the
hospital ship Relief and three surren-
dehed Flilpln officers. Promptness and
zeal Of Gibbons and detnchment hiBhly
commended. All well. BoatsWain
Mate JurnBchkn was surrendered by tue
insurgents February 49,"
(Signed "WATsON'
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Senator Elkins Satisfied.
THE CLARK Use

Practically Ended, and witnesses
Excused = Testimony Will Fill
$500 Pagss-case Has Cost the
Government s27, 900 So Far.
WARRINGTON, March 2.-Just be-
fore the adjournment of the senate COM
mitlee on elections to-day, both the
prosecution and the defense In the in-
vestlgation Of the election OF Senator
Clark, of Montana, announced that
they had concluded the presentation Of
testimony. There are some papers yet
to be examined. and the argument is
strl! to be heard. Arrangements for
thls will be made tomorrow. The com
mIttee reserves the right to call witt
nessea in its own behalf, but the feel
ing is general that the arduous part OF
the work is finished. All witnesses
chilled by each side have been excused,
and many Of them left tonight for their
homes
The investigation begun on january
:, and UP to date q hundred witnesses
have been examined. Their testimony
will I'll between 2,iO0 and $500 pages.
The expsnse to ihe governmenl SO far
IL about $4,000. a number Of witnesses
were examined to-day, but the only one
who gave important testimony was
James w. Kemper. OF Butte, whose
statement bore upon the purchase Of
State Representative Woods ranch. r..
l., WhItmore explained his relations
with c. w. Clark, az developed In the
purchase Of State Senator Warmers
ranch The defense introduced three
or four Witnesses In gur-rebuttnl, among
them Mr.. ]. s. NJ. Nelll. Of Helaha. He
denied sending n message to the effect
that the state supreme court could be
Influenced in the Welcome dlsbarment
nnRa
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THE WAR NOT ENDED.

Transvaal Consul Says It was a Vic
tory for the British, But There is
More and Harder Fighting in
Store for Them.
NEW YORK, March 2.-Mr George
Van sleclen. consul for the Transvaal
republic in this country, is not down
cast as result of the relieving Of
Ladysmlth by General Bulleris forces.
"of course 1t is a victory for the Brit
ish to,a certain extent" he said. "but
the wa has only Just begun, and the
taking of Lndysmith is only trIfllng
matter to the Beers. LadysmIth is not
q strategic point. and while Its relief IL
a success for the British army, the
Beers probably saw they would expend
much life and spill much blood to very
little advantage by maintaining their
position before the city.
80 far the British loss has. according
to reports. exceeded 1900 men. and this
on English ground. When the Beers
retreat into their own countryand stand
behind their fortifications, 25,0OO British
soldiers will be captured or left on fields
Of battle before the first Boer line is
passed After that there are two more
lines Of lefenses and after these the
mountains.
The war should be stopped" Mr.. Van
sleclen sail. "our own republic should
Interfere to prevent further carnage.
for the Beers believe they can win and
will fight until their last man is taken"
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WOMEN AND BOYS

Fought In the Boer Trenches-Hany
Hollanders Among Prisoners.
coLENso CAMP, wednesday. Feb.
9s.-The Beers lost heavily during yes
terday's fghtIng. The lyddlte wrought
fearful havoc in the trenches. Many of
the wounded were quite yellow from
the effects OF the fumes. over a hun
dred prisoners were taken. Many of
them were Hollanders and a few
we're genuine Beers. Considerable am
munltion for rifles fell into the hands
OF the British. as we'll as damaged
maxim gun. Beers Of sixteen years Of
age. were among the wounded. The
prisoners had not heard of the sur
render of General cronje and dlscred-
tied It. The majority seemed to be
glad to be captured. They admit
heavy losses recently. The women re-
malned with the Beers In the trenches
until threc hours before the British
charged. Two women were found, one
dead, the other fatally wounded. Be-
fore she died the latter said her 'hus-
band would not let her go, MS she was
such good shot. The woman was only
nineteen years OF age. An idea Of the
Intensity of the shell FIRE can be gath
cred from the fact that Of the ninety
five guns in action the Nineteenth bat
terry alone fred seventy-nine rounds,
Nring every ten seconds The British
casualties were about 200 men.
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AN ALLEGED WHEELING
Man Bearing the Name of James K.
Polk, in Trouble at steubenvills.

Man Bearing the Name of James Z.
Polk, in Trouble at steubenville.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIEeneer.
sTEUBENvILLE, o., March a.
James X. Polk, distant relative of
one Of the presidents, weight ITO
pounds, and halling from Wheeling.
where he says he was in the hospital.
in spite of his emaclated condition, kept
the police busy yesterday afternoon
trying to land him. which they did, and
he is In jail. waiting for the grand jury
to act. His future address will be the
Ohio penltentiary. He first went into
the home Of Mrs. Hannah Floto. aged
siFhty.six, and when she detected him
trying TO get away with macintosh,
he knocked her down. Next he went to
Amos Borden's home, and the family
being away at funeral. he broke a
window pane and putting on a suit of
clothes and collaring a clock, he left.
During the night in the lookup. he
tore the extra suit Of clothes into RIB
bons.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION

OF the Republicans Of the Sixteenth
Ohio District VIII Be Held in Bel
laire, April I-Predicted That Com
gresEman Gill will Be RenOmina-
ted BY Acclamation.
SPECIAL Dispatch to the IntsliIgencoE
sTEUBENXILLE. o.. March 2.-The
Republican congressional committee for
the Sixteenth district, met in Judge W.
Ned. AIlller's office Friday morning.
Those present were Hon. D. o. Rutnn,
Of Carroll; 7, B. Rouse. of Monroe;
Prof. J. H. Bsal, OF $40, who held the
proxy Of Hon. 8. X. Mclaughlin. OF
Harrison. and D. W. Beall. of Jefier-
son, and Hon. T. B. Keller. Of Belmont,
did not arrive In time.
They decided TO hold the convention
at Bellaire, April 4, at 10 q, M, and the
appointment Of delegates on the Nash
vote by counties Is as follows: Bel
mont, 66; Carroll. "a; Harrison, 2s;
JefferFpn s.: RionrOE, g. total, lSS.
Temporary officers are: w. +. Perry,
Of Cadlz, for chairman, and Dr.. r. A.
Ferguson, Of Monroe. for secretary.
Congressman ]. ]. Gill, Of Steubenville,
win be re-nominated by acclamation.
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DEFEAT
OF BOERS
COMPLETE.
1adysmith District Cleared Except a
Few at Van Rsnnsn's :.
Pass
QUANTITIES OF AMMUNITION
Were Left-But They Got Away With
AN Their Guns Except
Two.

LONDON, March 8, l:15 a m.-Lora
Roberts al osfonteIn. six or eight miles
east of Paardeberg. faces the reformed
Boer army from 5000 to 5000 strong
This may be merely a corps Of obesrva-
tlon, ready to retire on prepared posi-
uona. Doubtless 1t Is receiving acces-
slons from the. late beslegers Of Lady
smith and from other points.
Whatever the force may be Lord
Roberts has ample troops TO cope with
It
AS heavy rain Is falling on the
veldt and the grass is improving. this
will be a good thing temporarily for
the Beers.
Lord Roberts has surprised observers
by the excellence Of his transport dur
ing the frst advance. and he is likely to
do 50 again, although military men
here think he must wait for some days
before going much farther.
Beers win utilize Delay.
The Beers, presumably viii use this
delay for aIl It is worth, pulling their
resources together. DR.. Leyds' gives
out the opinion that the British entry
OF Bluemionteln is daily expected, as
commandauts Dewet and Dalarey had
been instructed to retard the advance
OF Lord Roberts only until the concen-
tratiop under General Joubert had been
accomplished.
No adequate explanation is yet made
of the $1,000 reinforcements that are
preparing for Lord Roberts. Such ex-
plantations us are advanced tentatively
suggest either that the Cape Dutch
have become more restive, or that the
imperial government has a hint of for
elgn suggestions as to the future status
Of the allied republics.
The admiralty board has telegraphed
to the Cape commander an expression
Of admiration and thanks on the part
ofthe lords Of admiralty. to the marines
and blue Jackets engaged In the warrior
the splendid mannes in which they
have upheld the traditions Of the SER
vice and have added to Its reputation
for resourcefulness, courage and devo-
tlon."
LONDON. March 8, 2:aO a. m.-The
war office has received the following
dispatca from General Butler:
"LADYsMITH.
Friday. March 2, $50 p. m.
az find the defeat of the Beers more
complete than 1 had dared to antIci-
pate. This whole district is completely
clear Of them, and. except at the top of
Van Reenen's Pass, where several
wagons are visible, l can find no trace
Of them,
"Their last train let Modder sprult
station about = o'clock yesterday, and
they then blev up the bridge. They
packed thei. wagons six days ago,
moving them to the north of Lady
smith, so that we had no chance Of in
tercepting them, but they have left
vast quantities OF ammunition OF all
sorts, herds, grass, camp and indIvlG-
ual necessarleg. They have got away
with all their guns except two"
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s1sTERsvuIE NoM1NATIoNs
For Candidates for City Offices Two
Tickets In the Field.

spesial Dispatch to the Intelligencer
sIsTERsvILLB, W. Va, March a.
Two conventions were held in this city
last evening 10 nominate candidates for
city omces. The Democratic convene
ton, which was slimly attended, put
forth the following ticket: For mayor,
C. w. Grler: city recorde-. ]. H. Pine;
collector and treasurer, E. A. Riggall;
assessor, C. B. Fontaine: councIlmen,
First 4Fard, Charles Thistle; Second
ward, Joseph w. Boyer; Third ward, C.
G. Mccammlck; Fourth ward, Andrew
Bonner and w. j. Mccoy The;follow-
ing auditors were also nominated: n. P.
Myers and G. b. West,
The Citizens convention nominated
the same officers that now rule the city,
with the exception Of the head Of the
ticket and city recorder. The nomina-
lions were Us follows:
For mayor, S. w. Lawrence: city re-
corder, Lynn Kirkland; collector and
treasurer, c. E. Schupbach; assessor,
g. L. LOwther; auditors, W. ID. Moore
and. George F. Durham; councilmen:
First ward. F. ]. Sweetland; Second
ward. W. II. Wall: Third ward, G. A.
Krug; Fourth ward, w. E. Cummings
and W. Z. Se1e
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GENERAL BULLER

Entered Ladysmith Unattended.
Beers In Full Flight.
LApYsbuTH, Thursday. March L.
General Butler. accompanied by his
stan, arrived here at 11:lO a, m. to-day.
he entered the town unnotIced as
more cavalry was coming in during
the morning. The news Of his arrival
soon spread, however, and General
White and his stan at once went to re-
celve him. The two generals met amid
scenes Of tremendous enthusiasm and
General Butler had an immense recep-
tion.
It is understood that the BoerB are in
full flight towards the Free State and a
flying column Of Ladysmith troops are
pursuing them. The Beers left many
wagons and guns and quantities of
provisions and ammunition behind
them.
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THE ,PopE's BIRTHDAY
Celsbratsd-Ezpressss a Desire for
Peace in South Africa.

ROME, March 1.-The pope this af-
ternoon received in the throne room the.
members of the Sacred College and the
Roman prelates, who presented his hOli-
ness with congratulations upon the oc-
caslon OF Eis birthday. The pontIfr's
reply was read by Monslguor Miselta-
tell. After thanking the prelatcs for
their wishes ns to his health, the pope
dwelt on the divine mercy (which some
times makes use Of the weakest to
guide. during many years, Peters
bark" He referred to the holy year
celebrations and the demonstrations In
honor Of Glordano Bruno 1.-THE Itnllan
phllcsophtr attributlnE the latter to
the work Of satan. and concluded with
expressing his keen desire that blood
would oeasp to low In South Africa,
'whcre two peoples, although brothers
arn slaughtcrlnE one another" and
hoped they would soon meet and em-
brace In the kiss OF peace,
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SITUATION IN HONOLULU.

Modern Ideas Of Sanitation to be
Adopted to Stamp Out the Plague,
Which Has Spread to HilO and9hs
Island Of Maui.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-surgeon
General sternbers received to-day the
following report from Surgeon Blair d.
Taylor, at Honolulu, dated February
Is, in regard to the plague existing In
the Hawaiian Isiandp;
"slnce my last report there have been
fve suspect plague cases in HonOlulu,'
with no deaths. The disease has reach
cd the Island of Maui. the second island
southeast, and about one hundred miles
distant, seven deaths having occurred
there, and the diagnosis il confirmed by
the bacterlologlst OF the board of health.
The disease Is supposed to have been
imported in merchandise frOm Homo
lulu A case OF plague. fatal, has Oc-
CURED at Hilo. Island Of Hawaii, about
two hundred milel from here. The
president OF tho board Of health and
tho marine hospital surgeon have gone
to investigate tho report OF the plague at
Hllo.
"The board of health has at last in-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-03
Nntlonn1 1onguo lfeotlnR.

WASHINGTON, D. C., March ~
President Young has issued a call for
4 re-conveninE Of the annual meeting
Of the National League and American
As clation Of professional base bail
ciuUS, to be held at the Fifth Avenue
hotel next Wednesday, March 7, Rt ~
o'clock, noon. f41
lowing contracts:
with Brooklyn-DalY pahieu, Yea
ger, SteelmRn, Kennedy. Kelley, Hin.
Farrell, Donovan. Casey and Anderson.
with New York-GleaSon.
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meeting Of the senate. and that thiq ap-
polntment holds good. and the power
md authority Of the officer 80 appoint
ed and holding a commission to dis
charge the duties of the ONCE Is
not questioned by any one.
a'If the President of the United States
can appoint an officer under the consti-
tuition. upon failure OF the senate to
confirm, during the recess Of the senate,
why should not the governor OF state
appoint during the recess Of the legisla-
ture, senator to Ill the vacancy that
may occur by reason Of the legislature
falling to cIect?'
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sharing their Tations and biscuits with
the Boer prisoners before they conn
menced their march for Alodder river.
Some Of the poor fellows. were very
hungry, after having been half starved
in the lager"
Lord Roberts paid a high tribute to
General Butler and Sir George White
and confessed that At one time he feared
It would be impossible to relieve Lady
smith.
Mr.. Rhodes expressed his intention
to induce tile De Beers company to buy
artillery Cor the defensa OF IsImberIey.
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Tbe Progident IN New York.

NEW YORK. March 2,-President
Mckinley and party arrived at Jersey
City from washington at 1850 p, m.
They were met at the PennsylvaniG
railroad station by Abner Mckinley
and Miss Mabel Mckinley. The party
then proceeded to the Hotel Manhat-
tan, where they win remain while in
this city.
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Wood County Convention.

Special Dispatch to the intellIgencer.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, March a.
General George W. Curtin, who acted
ns chairman OF the Freer conference at
Washington. and who is the general
head Of the Frcer movement through
out the state, arrived here tonight TO
direct the FTeer forces in the Republic
can mass convention which VIII be
held here Tomorrow, for the purpose OF
selecting delegates to the state conven-
tiOfb
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Special Dispatch to the IntellIEencer.
HINTON, w. Va, March 2.-The
Fair. a department store, owned by A.
R. sInes, OF this city, was gutted by
flre early this morning. Loss about
Sl,6O0, with 5000 insurance. The fre Is
supposed TO have originated from
defective 1ue.
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RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
Car Jumped the Track and overtuFn-
cd Telegraph Office.

Special Dispatch to the IntelIIgcncsr.
MT. PLEASANT. o., March 2.-A
car attached to the evening freight
train jumped the track last night at
Long Run. two mllss above here on
the Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad,
striking the telegraph ONCE and knock
ing Il over twenty foot embankment.
The cur followed and landed on top OF
the building. The operator escaped
with bad scare aud u few bruises.
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ROBERTS VISITED KIMBERLEY.
British Soldiers Shared RatiOns with
Beers.

LONDON, March ., 2;sO n. rn,--tord
Roberts wlies to the war Office from
oaionteIn, under date OF March ?, 4;i5
D m, rs follows:
4 have Just returned from paying
Kimberley a hurried visit. ] was
much EratIned at finding the enthusl-
s'm among the Kimberley people re-
EaFdlnE the care Of the sick and
wounded. All the houses hHt been
,o'Ne''ed into hospitals and the men
""a D'en made most comfortable.
"a' struck with the friendly
,'i'''' In which the wounded Beers
our men chatted together upon the
'Nps'lsneo Of the campaign.
Il delighted nae to sec our soldiers
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JOY An LADYs1EITH.
General White Thanked People Of the
Town.

LADYsMITH, Thursday. March l.
Surrounded by cheering soldiers, towns
people and coolies celebrating the relief
of the town, Sir George white, at the
postofice addressed the throng. He
said;
People Of Ladysmith, thank you
for the heroic and patient manner in
which you assisted me during the
siege. 1t hurt me terribly to cut down
the ratlons. but, thank God. we kept
the flag flying"
Then, profoundly moved, General
White led the assembly in singing
"God Save the Queen"
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Death Of veteran B. q 0. Engineer

eneclal Dispatch % The InIeII'Fehc1F'
MART1NsBURG. w. Va, March o.
James 3. Dyche, highly respected cit
lzen, died here this afternoon OF par
alysls. He was In his seventy-frst
year. and for fifty years had been =
locomotive engineer on the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad, and was in active SER
vice until few days ago. He leaves
family Of ten children.
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SENATOR SCOTT

introduced Resolution Protesting
Against Parcels Post Bill.
Special Dispatch to the lntellIEsncsr.
WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator
Scott introduced in the renate to-day
resolution of the Retail GrocGrs' PrOtec-
tive Association, of Wheeling, W. Va,
protesting against the passage OF sem
ute bill No. 1,O2O, known as the parcels
post bill.
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Tho Temperature Thursday, As obseryed
By 3, Schnepf, druREist, corner Of Market
and Fourteenth streets. was as folloW1:
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Wonthnr Forscast.

Far West virginia. Western Pen1syl-
vunla and Ohio; Fair Saturday and Sum
day; westerly winds, becoming variable.
T.nnnl Tnnnarntura.
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