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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Aug. 81
The Bethlehem Steel Co. today
passed into the private Ownership u
Charles Schwab. president 81 the
steel trust.
This. according 10 the report cir
euiated several days sgo. may mean
his retirement from the steel trust.
and lead 20 the settlement Of the
aerlka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
Young wobber Missing

Mrs. Chas. wchher Of Maynard
avenue ANA jackson street reported
u ralrolman LOCKER this mornin !.
that her son. who is 4 years Of AK,
has been missing since last evening
lie was hetcfootcd when last seen
she did not leave the boy given
name nor his description.
Frank oleaon was arrested h.
omcer Mcdonald this morning foF
disordnrly conduct.
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Judge Jacobs Loses Medal

Judge orange Jacobs reported q
The police this afternoon the loss 81
the handsome guild medal presented
him by his jurors SOME time ago.
The medal is Of solid gold and bears
the engraving % the head ~ chief
seattle, and the eaFle and dated iNaas
fhe reverse side Is inscribed With
his namc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
Asphalt Work Progressing

Asphalt is being laid on Minor av-
enue today and Il Is likely that two
blocks from Broadway to Cherry VIII
be completed by night. Tho con
crete gang is working on Jefferson
street In all departments Of the big
contract work ls at present progress
Ing rapidly.
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BURGLARY

". a. Craven, who owns a cigar
stand at seq Second avenue. reported
20 the police today that his stand
had been entered and large quan-
tity ~ cigars and tobaccoa stolen.
He doca not know the exact loss.
Detective sam Carbett who lnvea-
ugated the case, found that the place
had been entered over the iron rail-
INK which closes the place ut night.
No clue has yet been found To- tho
thieves.
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TWO BAD ONES

Omcer Kelly today arrested John
Kelly and John Stuart. two suspl-
cionabie characters. n Is alleged
that the men had been operating at
the Elks' carnival at Tacoma and
had just arrived tn Seattle when ar
rested.
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is He DROWNED 2

Miss F. Hattely o. SIS nslleyiew
avenue. reported e the peiiec this
morning that her brother Walksr.
who Is about Is years IT axe. had LETT
home yesterday u ~ hshins in Lake
Union. lie has not been seen since.
Searching parties are now out look
ing for the hoy, bat no trace % him
can be found IL Is feared that a
serious accident has bsfallen him.
The boy. when last seen. wore a
brown suit. black hat and a pink
shirt He Is - dark complexion and
has dark evea
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othsf Iss,lmony

Harry Pickering vac the next Wit.
nesa. It's testimony Nas roTTohorn-
tive - Mitcheli's only h. did not see
the kick landed.
=. b. oLeary. the bartender q the
beard % Trade aaiuon. VAS newt
called lie saw Murphy enter the
saloon with Hughes after him. IL
then saw Hughes strike Murphy. but
did not see the kick. pRtrolman Al
sehsnaman testified that ne found
Murphy In IN. board Of Trade saiooh
late In thu afternoon. lie though:
the man was hart and sent him q
headquafters. Detective sam COR
tets testified 70 arrestlng Hughes
and bringing him 10 hsadauarterz.
Hughes was not told ~ Murphy s
death until be arrived al the station.
lie then broke down. ard great
beads Of Precipitation stood out ON
his face.
The Jury took about hvs minutes =
decide the verdict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
WEST STREET
CONDITIONS

Local fruit continues to come into
the markets tu good quantities.
WeHatchse and Yakima produce ar
rived on IN" avenue eafIf this morn
Ing Prices are iitti1 changed to-
day Peaches and plums remain a.
quoted yesterday. Cantaloupea went
up this morning 90 ssrati.e0. other
quotations remain az noted Yestef-
day.
Two cases u late atrawbrrfiss
were received by Goodwin a 60 this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
SEATON'S NAME

On the affidavit made by Prescott
ing Attorney Fulton, Judge Bell this
morning signed an order gantlr <
leave % show IN the records The
Proper name 81 VIM. Alden seatoa.
the South Park murderer. The rec
ords have his middle name spelled
Avian.
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INSTRUCTIONS
TO HOP PICKERS

In a circular sent out today. La
Dor Commissioner Gr0pt announce
that all persons who desire 20 20 10
North Yakima 10 pick hops must
take the train leaving Seattle a. 7.f5
on the morning Of Sept. 10 or II
Round trip tickets viii cost 1850. an I
must be secured at the office Of the
Free Employment bureau. city halt
A rate Of 1870 Is made for children
between 8 and ~ years 81 age. Tick
cts are good for returning until oct.
u All the pickers that can be Sc
cured vii be needed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
HERMAN kRAHU
SERIOUSLY HURT

Herman Krshn. an efnploye OF the
Stefson-Post mill. was badly iuiur-
ed at noon today by = board hying
from an edger. striking him In tie
breast. The injured man Vas takea
70 Providence hospital in an uneon-
scIous condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27

CHICAGO. Aug e7.-That 10 ths
hymn which has met with the dts.
pleasure Of Or. r BENJAMIN An.
drewn % the University 81 Nebraska,
who Is giving course Of lectures II
Chicago university.
~ Il not the dogKerei In the
hymn that troubles Dr. Andrew.
II ia rather the false sentiment and
the wrong ideal which he SEES In
hymns Ike the one mentioned. lie
would have hymns express that q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
PANAMA

WASHINGTON. n. g. Aug. 27.--
Although the report OF the isthmiar
canal commission Is practically CONT
pleted. there j. little probability that
ID Will be submitted to the president
before sept /. lt Is stated that the
delay Il due u the expectation that
a better proposition viii be received
from the French company control
ling the Panama canal.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
oLAiRVoYAnTs.

NINE. Peterson. we'll known
throughout Europe and America a.
the worlds greatest trance medi-
um, tells past and future, gives
business advice. adjusts family
troubles. traces lost and stolCu
property etc. abe IL the medium
who foretold Kitty Giug's terrible
fate who was killed by Harry
Hayward Of Minneapolis can on
this gifted woman and she Will
send YOU away happier wiser ana
capab bic Of being successful In any
undertaking her charges are ex-
tremely reasonable and never more
than Ho-called clBirvuynnts, who
give inferior readings all business
contldentiali her clients include all
classes open Sundays Hours .
TN. 20 pm. Room T., Grand Pa
clnc Hotel, iii5 First avenue
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LAST EDITION.
q O'Clock.


SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. Thlr-
~ non-union machinists from the
East were met by the strikers pick
cts this morning at the ferry.
4 severe beating was administered
% the non-union men despite the et-
forts OF the police.
Several We're kidnapped.
sevcnty-nve employees - the Hum
ter's Point dry dock went out today,
Committees from the ship owners
association and che counts supcrYis-
orS are striving Ter peace.
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or for Wellesley

hiss Mabel seagrave and Mlsx
Florence Denny viii .eave this 81, ~
Tor the Fast tomorrow 70 take 10
their studies at Wailsley college.
Miss seasrave was prominent In
her class AZ a basket ball player.
having held the position q captain
IN the High school team.
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IN THE COURTS

The n. F. Kaske Lumber Co
near sn0qualmie. was made defend
ant in damage suits commenced yes
t~rday BY f.eander c. Cushman and
stephen r. Hogadorn. who asa
t0o0 and 1900 respectively for in
iuries received while IN the employ
o. the defendant company.
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Mcdonald Missing

r. J. Mcdonald. Of 1911 Melross
avenue. today asked the assistance
~ the police ia locating J ~ Patti
son The man has not been seen for
fsW days and Mr. Mcdonald il be.
coming, anxious.
New bath houses. Nndrona villa.
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Theaters.
apsusr. the naro otm.nIl."

Dewey the Hero of Manila, DO
wink well this week at the Thitd
avenue theater. Tho stirring patri-
otle play ia well staged and sell act
ed. u viii continue through tho
week with regular Saturday mat
luee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
czarina From Frisco

The czarina cleared from Frisco
for Seattle yesterday. She Il sx-
pected here on Thursday. Her cargo
consists Of general merchandise and
cement Capt. Game - the Seattle
agent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
~sIind Pig Trials Tomorrow

chas. Roy and j. Ilarriott( two
Madison park blind pig proprie-
nfl' an be tried before Judge
laage George late this afternoon for
riilpg iiquor without a license.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Sarah Bishop and Mrs. May
Lshner. sisters to Mrs. g. T. Grant.
wife OF Jailor Grant, left iast even .
ing for Columbus. o. They have
been visiting I'm Seattle for several
week..
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DAWSON. Aug 1.-THE Dawson
markets have been entirely bare Of
potatoes. The shortage began with
tho failure Of the traders "a lay IN
sufficient supplies for the demand
and when they at last placed their
hurry up orders the San Iafan-
cisco t"amatera strike prevented the
shipment ~ any potatoes whatever
one dealer went outside two weeks
since for the purpose 81 remaining
ns he had sold out his business here
He found that there were few po-
tafuaa In the Seattle market and
having n chance "a buy ten tons no
secured them aud hurried t. Daw-
son with them. The potatoes cost
him two cents pound In Seattle.
the freight charges were air cents.
The dutY IN tho nniFhborhood OF hnlf
n cent total expense ~ laying them
down here. nine cents He will
make q least 5000 clear on this
small shipment II would take so
tons 20 relieve the present shortage
even temporarily
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Iury Commissioner Pro TEN.

W. Tucker was this morning ap-
pointed tury commissioner pro TEN
70 take the place u DIT. CHARLES
Aunday. who vii be absent from
the city FOR a few weeka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
Goodwin Bryan Wedding

Mr.. ". H. Goodwin and Miss Jessie
Bryan we're married this afternoon
At 3 O'Clock by Rev. John Damon
at his residence, 80 Fifth avenue.
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Library Reference Room

city Librarian Smith said today
that he hoped TO have the new refer.
onee room completed In time for oc-
cupancy next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
Biggest Month in History

Labor commlrfianor circuit eati.
mates TINT the number ~ poHItien'
furnished by the free smpiDymen'
office this month VIII equal and
probably exceed my month Boa The
history Of the Office
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In Hotels.


Among the guests AZ the butler 10.
DAY are Judge Carroll "A Graves II
Ellrusburg Rev. pr Dunlop o. Nan
|aimo. n - VIM. Haspslcr 81 Wtunl-
peg. speaker of the Manitoba houa s
and pr. r. W Wcstphal.
Prominent arrivals az the Rainier
Grand are John Moves. a wealth :
mining operator of Butte. aud own
Or OF the Bainier-Grand building. and
Mrs Moves, :. II, Graves. Chicago.
president white Pass 4 Yukon rail.
way MAJ ] q Warren. L. = army
}. \. Hundred. a wealthy lumber
man u st Paul. A. TinKllng. y. =
agent az Tacoma.
Registered a. the Seattle are q. &.
Israel attorney ~ Olympia. 4. d
Mcdonald. theatrical manager AZ sau
Francisco. and l. b. sumner % the
sumner Iron works. Everett. and ".
5. Roieom. head % the Roleom Lum.
Der Co. at Winona. Nina.
At the Northern are Leopold =
schmidt. president of the Capitol
brewing 20. 81 Olympia and Dr. J
T. Cunningham OF spokane.
At the HrunkNick are A. r. Dick.
erman. shingie manufacturer Of shsr.
WOOD. With MS family. ". D. lee
and wife, spokane e. II. Warren.
spokane and W y Rainhart. well
known mining operator - juneau
and his wife.
Prominent guesg a. the Arlington
are nr. =. l. Hurd and daughter II
HoQuiam, and J. p. Collins. postmAs.
TER and business man o. Fort wran.
gel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27

Geronimo. the noted Indian, has
announced hia conversion 10 Chris
tianity and Is, 10 all appearances.
most devout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27

DAWSON. Aus it-Capt. Thomas
Nixon. % nrr - the steamer Cold
Star. and a rich mining claim On
cold Hii has abscande1 from paN-
Hun. leaving debts u about a.. asaa.
with hts steamer he recently made
IA trading trip % the kufukuk couu-
trY lie took mere hanfiar bought
on credit to the value - tis GO. and
LETT the goods with .. i. Mod -
sell he owes his crew tao tie
Alaska Exploration company ist@a.
Hamburger = Weissbsrg 1900. the
Canadian Hank % Commerce 1850
The Denver market titoe. aud many
smaller claims The steamer has
been seized al tho instance Of the
crew Its mine u rnort9sEed 20
the Aiasaa Exploration -. Wood
iH supposed Ca b. on bis say out 81
the kuYokuk et'h the proceeds from
the sale 81 the goods ani Nixon IL
hufrYiuE down the river tn a small
huat 60 meet him on the steamer
Louise also headed down river. fa
Harry Ha mhurgrr bent on thwatt-
IND the move and preventing Wood
from paying The money 20 Nixon.
Wood pruba Div has from 81 900 20
$40 go Va his possession. aud the
greater part - % f. pruft.
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Or ostfom Tsstihes

Dr. oHtrom. who performed the au-
topny. nsnt testified - wua found
that Murphy had eofne 10 his dsata
y reason Of a rnpiurrd lnteetinr.
The doetor stated that the rupture
vas caured by a kiok. aud that no
medical or surgical AID could have
saved the mau'a he after BE- had
received tbs iniurY.
Or uau Buckley. who va next
eaiird. enrroborated the testimony u
nf OHtrom ] y. Haslrit who con.
duets cigar stand outside * the
Heard - Trade saloon took thf
stand lie testified that Murphy w-u
teasing Iiusht- and the latter ehas.
81 the elder man. Murphy. into the
saloon. Before Hughes reached The
saloon b. was caught hy a friend.
but broke away and followed Mur-
rhy through the door What oecur-
red inside. HaHistt could not say.
p. :. Mitchell WIN has a eisat
stand near that % HHHiesfs. raN the
whole aEht from start q nnish. IL
r the only witness Who en- positive
D. testify that Hughes Kicked Mnrs
lily tn the stomach. MUrnuil Gays
that Hughes followed Murphy into
the Saloon and. after striking him
ia the face with his ast. kicked him
ln the stomach
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DAWSON. Aug II = stupaft.
dirsetur II tn weather department
% the Canadian government. has ar
rived here fer the purpose % eH-
tabli~hinK weather observatory ia
Dawson. The object 70 tu report 90
Manitoba and the territories Of the
Northwest the approach Of cold
waves. With the completion Of tire
telegraph line from Ashcroft. uas
son wili Be- the most northern and
western polnt accessible bN wire In
he Dominion. "A the severe cold
waves invariably travel from north
" est TO southeast u e. claimed by the
ofHelal that the Information thus
sent out will be % iucnlculh BILE beue-
NJ - Canada a. we'll as o. the rest
81 North America The report vii
be "a sod on present conditions aa "a
temperature rather than IN the ma p
ture - forecasts uf what iH coming
in these parts r 4 Stewart. local
fishing Inspector. whose once r. In
b. department Of the minister ~
marine and fshafirH. will have
barge - the observatory.
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DOESN'T WISH To BE NOTHING
And Therefore Dr. Benz Andrews Has Somewhat to Saw
Regarding Certain Hymn

Oh To be nothing. nsthinxf
Only TO lie al Ills feet,
A broken and eflptied vessel
For the Masters use made M.
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JosBlne QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED DAILrl
ofaen fruit

Lemons 80 coo . % box. lines.
ItGs per ease. cooking apples. ltea
! ~ o.. eating apples. 81 asu q Val
snrta oranges. Itooa 90. bananas
g. Goa : -. olives. sna5tg. PEE gallon
gfa o. fruit e. 0Q4z 90 pinaappie-
s eesf1 - per dor local peaches. ~
o a.. catalogue. a. usl 00 per box
Gaapbefffea. g. soHzs5 hiarkberriea.
81 go 2 %. pears. 81 50a 2 %. water
melons. g. ooaso0. plumu. go "a /.
Museat Erapes. 81 e18i 8 per box.
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DAWSON. Aus - y ~ Rogers.
the discoVrrvr % the Thistle creek
d.sEinEH. - miles above here on the
Yukon. was brought 20 Ia Hun yes
fsrday BY the police and placed ia
iall lie h charged with an attempt
10 kidnap his former partner. en- aEesi
Individual named Edward Mortimer.
Tho latter tells weird story Of huw
Rogers and he had some words over
a clean up % titeo and In the course
% Il Rogers iuauced him 20 ga down
the shaft Letting himself dow
With the Wtudiaas Mortimer claims
NoEsrH cut tho rope and held him "A
prisoner for u hours. lie SAYS he
ESCAPED b. throwing the rope over
projecting lcirle and scaling the
side e. the shaft which h. says %
% feet deep Mortimer story ia not
credited but Crown Prosecutor
CunFion issued a warrant for the
arrest Of Rogers and u the charge
Is not Hufntautiated Il vii go hard
with Mortimer
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FROM
DAWSON

DAWSON. Aug Il Arizona
Charley" Meadows arrived la uuw
SON on the steamer White Horse with
ninsteru theatrical people st thu
Cummings Stock Company. Tumur
row night Cummings Win open the
trHt legitimate thratsr rNsr conduct
FL iu the kloudikv tie Wtil conduct
the show uu those lines FOR eight
weeks lie SAYS it Will be uuuvesz
anrY Co rrauft ia the sale 81 liquor 20
make 81 pay and he viii have no
liquor license II ia the common be
lief herv that Meadows has under
- the camp he viii give q change
u bill twice week, The opening
pirCr VIII br +1rhc Man From Mex
leo
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HUGHES HELD
FOR MURDER
Coroner's Jury Sits in the Murphy
Case

Coroner G. ,. Hoye this morning
reid an inquest over the body OF wm.
Murphy. Who died at Providence hns-
litai yesterday morning from inlnr-
lee received IA = saloon iEhi sunday.
The Jury composed - 3. Lloyd Bay
les. y. 81. Hanson Thas Hned, = ~.
DFie. r. J. Piebefril aud bhoa. D
Pearl. returned a verdict which held
that Murphy came O. hia death ~
the result 81 Kick In the groin ad.
mlnistsfcd by one James Hughes in
the board Of Trade saloon 90 sssond
aVsnu. south. near Washington.
The lnqueat began promptly ~ iH
o'clock in huuuey s. Stewards chap
II. James Hughes, the accused man.
- a. not present. lie II now confined
In the county sail completely bfah %
down Uy he terrible act lie has
waived HE affaiEnmenf and prelim-
inary bearing and vii be tried %
the superior court Tor the murder -
Murphy. lie was not allowed bonds
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REAL ESTATE.

WASH. on Invest. Co. 3iS n. Y. blk
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Sssstabtsa

Potatoes SIS O0a 600 per ton beets
o. % per sack. carrots. ttul - per
sack lettuce i5c per dozen. turnlpa.
SEQ s.. garlic g.. eabbaEc 81 j112
peppers. l2uisc. huHka. &c. cell
cry zoe per dozen. sweet pota
toes. ti.et8l -. Chiu peppers.
Doc per H. Hauer kraut. 2Qtc.
native head lettuce. - Per dor
dried hgs. cartons. Coo fancy 5oc.
Imported he. tomatoes. b04e1c case.
dates. 5usc n. rndinhcs. Zoe per don
parsley. ga zae. dollhouse cucumbers
100 SOC dozen. onions. ttN per Cwt.
cauiifower. 7segti.o0 parsnlpu. gi5o.
local green corn. sQcu 81 % per box.
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Corrected Daily. The following
prices are being offered 20 the pro
Queer I'm round lots on the dock or in
the car Al Seattle
Grain Onta. so 90. barley,
$1,000 wheat. chicken feed. S22o0.
corn, 81 so per 100 lbs
Hay Puget sound. per ton. $500 f:
Eastern Washington timothy, &i6G
n: alfalfa. tltal2
Butter Fresh ranch. i2al4o; ma
tive creamery. e2Q22c.
Cheese Native Washington, i2c.
ERRs - Strictly fresh ranch. 2t9
Pc per doz
Fuhhry Chickens. live. i0c. ducks,
iiai2c,
Live stock Cows. 3isc: steers
pac. calves. 5itU7hc. sheep, lc;
horH. 5ubisc.
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-07-29
AUGUST FORECAST.
What Irl Hicks Predicts For The Eighth
Month-Blustering Storms And Ex-
oessive Heat Disturbing
Powers of The
Period

In his forecast OF weather and temper
ature for August, the Rev. lrl Hicks
says Threatening stormy weather may
be expected in many quarters as August
comes in. As the moon does not pass
over the equator until the Sd and as its
perigee does not fall until the 9th, the
chances are lessened for dangerous guilt
storms. From about Tuesday, the 9th,
to Friday. the 9th, look in all probability
for a veIy warm wave to culminate in
thunder storms. with heavy hail and
some high winds. Following these storms
no one need be surprised at a sudden
and very marked fall OF temperature.
The temperature will rise very high in
many places about the time OF new moon
on the I4th, low barometric conditions
will develop. and electrical, clustering
storms will break out generally. the gen.
eral tendency to which will continue un-
Ill after the moon moves south of the
equator on the 10Th. A brief relaxation
from high temperatures ought normally
to appear between the storms of the 9Th
and I4th, and the Vulcan period. 18TH TO
2Ist, in which case the rise OF tempeTa-
ture, falling barometer and storms of the
latter period will fall about Sunday, the
18th, to Tuesday. the goth.
On and touching the 24th and 25lh,
reactionary storm conditions will de-
delop, causing a rise OF temperature. fall
ing barometer and heavy. clustering
thunderstorfns in paths progressive from
west to east. About this time West
India equatorial storms and cyclones will,
in all probability. be forming down about
the equator. The last four or FIVE. days
in August, running into the opening days
of September, storms OF equinoctial origin
are very probable along the islands ad
jacent to our south coast. and at exposed
points in and around the gulf region.
The storm diagram shows that the full
moon falls on the goth.