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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-11
rxmrDrST CASTRO

The German claims are larger In
amount and more varied In their ma
ture. and the responsibility Of the Ven
ezuelan government for the redemption
OF the obligations Is less obvious In
certain sections OF the account. There
are no lntmations here of the amounts
Of either the French or American
claims. which must be considerable.
The precautions taken by the United
States In ordering a strong feet 10 the
Venezuelan coast DO not escape atten-
ton. II IL considered a sign ttat the
Washington authorities are on their
guard against the taking OF too drastic
measures on the part Of either Gre
uaEy or England for the collection OF
debt from a weak power distracted
With revolution European nations
have been financing railways and har.
Dor improvement schemes In South
America for half century, but they
have not been accustomed 20 depend
on naval demonstrations Tor the collec.
ton OF defaulted interest
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-11

Portland. Ore. Dec iO.-Rohort Fliz-
simmons and James ]. Jenrles gave a
Sparring exhibition here Tuesday
night. and before going on the stage
FitEsimmona declared his intentlon of
entering the ring Tie said' Il am
willing 10 hght any man In the world.
bar nobody. | dld Intend 20 quit the
ring after my hght with Jefrles. but
am as good a man today a. ever I
was and better than any other hghter
that know of except the present
champion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-11
The Texas and Pacific Holiday Rates.


The territory to which excursion
tickets for the holidays will be sold
has been considerably wldened. In
addition to the usual sale Of tickets
20 points in the Southeastern states,
the T. & r. Railway company viii
also sell round trip tickets to princi-
pal points In Mexico. Colorado. Ar
kansas. Missouri, Kansas, Iowa. Illi-
nois, Nebraska, North and South
Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
The rate will be one first-class fare
plus 500 for the round trip and tick
cts may be purchased December 18th,
nth, 2ist. I'D, sd and 2eth, good 70
return within thirty days from date
Of sale.
Further information Regarding
rates, through service sleepers, free
seats In chair cars, etc, may be bad
from any railroad ticket agent or
through correspondence with II. r.
Hughes, travelling passenger agent.
Fort Worth, Texas, or f.. r. Turner.
q. z. q Il. A., T. & p. Railway Co..
Dallas, Texas. d&w-Dec. 10
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-11
Disconnected Tubing.

New York. Dec. io.-Mrs. william
Edds Of 2O3 West Twenty-fourtl
street. the wife OF a wealthy contract
or. who Is now IN Europe. has beer
found dead In her bedroom. The dis
connected tubing OF a gas stove be
trayed the accident that had caused
her death. Mrs. Edds was an author
writing under the name OF Sarah Jean
ette Burke. The coroner pronounced
the case one OF accidental death.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-11
BRITISH CREDITORS.
Pdnoipai One. Are London Railway an
Improvement Companies.

Improvement AntuIahi'ss
New York. Dec i0--The principal
Bntlsh creditors whose claims are q
be enforced by the ultimatum against
Venezuela are. according 70 the Trlb-
une's correspondent IN London, rail-
way and harbor improvement compa-
nies Some Of these companies CON.
plain OF defaults OF interest glaran.
teen by the Venezuelan government.
and another corporation. which took up
an issue Of bonds. claims that a con.
siderable amount Of uapald Interest Is
due IT, There are also claims Tor dam.
ages 10 railways and other property
from war losses and also FOR unpaid
chargos for freight on the govern.
ments account The British claims.
IN The main. are based on government
defaults on negl gence. and are not un-
collected private or business debts
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-11
sHIRAs MAY RETIRE.
Tan nis Probable Successor aud Wright
90 Ne Possibly Promoted.

10 Ne Possibly Promoted.
Washington. Dec. i0.-The prospec-
tive retirement Of Justice shiras from
the supreme court. which his son an
nounced some time ago would take
place at no distant day. Il is believed
here may result In the promotion %
the supreme bench of William n. Taft.
chairman of the Philippines commits
sion should Governor Taft retire the
expectation is his successor as chair.
man OF the commission wiz be Gen.
erAl Luke +. Wright, now vice chair
man OF the commission.
Hon w. W. Rockhili, now head Of
the bureau of American republics and
who represented the United States In
China. II mentioned as the probable
successor OF Govern Wright.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-11

Austin. Dec. 10.-The state penlten
ltentiary board met In regular monthly
meeting. The report OF Superlnten-
dent Baker for November shows con.
victs on hand Nov. /. 1874; new ones
received. i22; recaptured. 3; returned
by sherins. 6: discharged. 60; par
doned. 4; escaped. 3: died, 9; delivered
10 sherlfis. G; balance on hand. 3s2e
Report OF financial agent shows a bal
ance ON hand of s62ls.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-11
cnrh.ti ,i.tr. nrnn.l,

San Francisco. Dec. i0--lsmes J.
'corbett. through hls brother. Harry
Corbett. has deposited $500 With Sam
Thah temporary stakeholder 90 se-
mro a fight with James Ionrl's before
ho club Offering the best Inducements
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-11
sh.nnon Anralntsa.

Austin. Dec 1O.-Secretary Of State
elect Curl has appointed o. X. shannon
OF weatherford his chief clerk. shan
non Is at present a land Office en-
ploye. This Is claimed TO have come
from reliable authority.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-11
me nsnt IL TO take place next nay o'
Ert.n.I,. slass Camp.

Nacogdoches. Tex, Dec. i0.-T. u.
Allen a Co. OF Brookland, Tex. have
Just purchased all the staye lumber on
1000 acres Of land on the Attoyac river,
Ia this county. Extensive staye camps
will be opened and the product RATED
10 Sabine Pass.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-11
GREAT FIRE LOSS.
fremont, o.. suffered 10 the Extent oI
Two Hundred thousand Dollars.

Fremont. o., Dec. iO-The worst
hre IN Fremonts history resulted in
the complete destruction Of the large
plant of the Trommer Extract ~ Malt
company and the Chrlsty Knife com.
pany, and badly damaged the A. D.
Hook shirt factory John Young's sa-
loon, the Model laundry and +. schu'
my n Bros furniture factory and
wraeroom. entailing a loss of 100000.
One hundred aud lfty men are thrown
cut of employment no me furniture fac
tory. All losera are partially insured
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-11
mana. No, 10 lle pl.,nrhed.

Austin, Dec lO.-The railroad COM
mission viii not disturb rates al sugar
aud molasses.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-16
THE NEW BRICK

THE NEW BRICK
OS c Ell
Ocean END Kentucky Ave. Atlantic CITY. N
Enlarged to capacity ot 400. Brand new thronxSoue
elevator etc Reopens March 10TH
A. z. MARION
New-York tribune., 1902-02-16

ENNE DAIRY OR STOCK FARM-l6O acres: Sonuersa,
4 Co. n. J.i three miles from depot house IS rooms:
nne shade; extensive oubuidings all tiIabe pro
ductVe: never falling stream apple pear orchard:
price $500; $4,000 remain mortssEe IOIIN q.
VAN DOEticN, Bound Brook, n. J.. -
New-York tribune., 1902-02-16

SOAMER IiOMES.-Correspondenc IS with gen.
~ ueInen who are looking for farm properties section
can compare with the lake district Of for
beauty OF mountains In summer winter purity or
drinking water. practical who has had the ex-
perienee OF taking and improving
shire farm Will gladly give all information.
D. r. SLADE1
New-York tribune., 1902-02-16

TNNGLEwOOD AND VICINITY! For real estate anDIv
II to u WEATHgRBY & Co. Office. EngIewood n i
New-York tribune., 1902-02-16
NHE ALBEMARLE.

VyHE BEECHwOOD. Atlantic city. N ].
l. Ocean End Kentucky Steam heat
parlor. Open all the year. W. Z. MOONE
New-York tribune., 1902-02-16

TINHE GLENDALE,
l. St James Place and the Beach. Atlantic city N J.
High class hotel. Elevator: heat Superior
table. Moderate rates. BookSt.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-16
GO Cedar Street
HUNTING ISLAND.

4 DMlNiSIRATORS must sell magnificent country rest
- dence; Munsey Eve Spring Valley minutes 50 900
mouse; improvements $4,000. splendid water; electric
Is steam heat stables; seventeen acres: oer.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-16

rI,HE L4AMoNTE. 3 South Ohio Ave. Atlantic city.
! N J. Steam heat excellent table; near beach; 81
weekly.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-16
Gountrp Boar6 h1anreo.

nF,FINEp COUPLE desire make home with private
X, family In suburb water; require large room
b nIenty closets plain board and VIII pay 600
rnontbIy Address with fullest particulars. bANh
CLERK T. Box 4. Tribune ONCE
SsfAII, COUNTRY PLACE Jersey lease or purchase
- NOT over Is good buildings and improve
- ,t.a Ssrsauwna2 Iaka Line COMMUTOR 1A sti-aSe
New-York tribune., 1902-02-16

VEE sHELBURNE.
Il Atlantic City N. J
Directly the froat Always OPEN. Iarx.
private baths Best equipped hotel coast
Send Tor booklet R. z. R. RAMSEY
New-York tribune., 1902-02-16
TME MOlElMMRS1

PENNSYLVANIA AVE CLOSE TO THE BEACH AND
FAMOUS BOARDWALK. ATLANTIC CITY. n. ].
modern, high class hotel that embodies modern
appointment with homelike comfort Elevator,
heat, baths. parors. In finest section with
unobstructed view Oper throughout the Write for
information and special winter and spring rates
HENRY DARNELLa
New-York tribune., 1902-02-16

S7 900 GaARMTa 6id MIN nsT HOME IN E4s, Orange. thd
rooms recently decorated everything excellent cond
ton; all improvements servants bath automatic light
ing; large piazza; fruits and flowers; So
der bond and mortgage. E G.. Box 2i2 L 242 Bwav
New-York tribune., 1902-02-16
HOTEL TRAYMORE.

HOTEL TRAYMORE,
ATLANTIC C-TY, N j.
Open throughout the year Hot and cold sea water
baths and every other modern ap-
pointment. request Caoac-
ity 45O. GOLF privileges.
TRAYMORE HOTEL CO.. Howard White, r.,
D. s. WHITE. President.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-21
OVERTURES TO HANNA
Mabe by Daugherty---Their
Representatives Held
Conference.
GEN. DICK PLEDGED NOTHING.
To Daugherty's Representative, HUI
Ing, So He Said-Latter Admitted
Daugherty Wa ted to Run For
Governor.

Columbus, O., March 21.-John r.
Malloy, who returned yesterday from
Washington, gave out an authorized
statement of what took place at tha
conference between Cyrus Huling
and General Dick, representing Sen
ater Hanna, at Dicks house in Wash
ington last week, which shows that t
was all in the way of overtures from
the Daugharty faction.
In order to cultivate friendly rela-
tons between the two factions, which.
presumably meant the support of
Hanna for reelection to the senate
by the Daugherty faction, Huling
wanted the Hanna faction to let
Dafgherty De chairman of the com
ing state convention, State Treasurer
/. B. Cameron. Of Columbiana county,
to be state campaign chairman this
year; renominate Judge Williams, of
the supreme court, and wanted Linus
Kaufman, of this city, for state food
commissioner.
Huling admitted that Daugherty
wanted to be the candidate for gov
ernor next year and suggested that
Dick would probably not want that
nomination, as it would embarrass
Hanna, who would then be candidate
for the senate.
General Dick says he drew out the
Dangherty hand /. without pledging
anything.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-21
VOTE TO Be TAKEN TODAY.
Agreement Reached Yesterday on
Measure For Protection of
Presidents.

Washington March 21.-Through-
out yesterdays session of the senate
the bill providing for the protection
OF the president of the United STATES
was under discussion. Just before
adjournment an agreement was
reached to vote on the measure and
pending amendments at O'Clock to-
day. The speakers yesterday were
Messrs. Pettus, Alabama; Hawley.
Connecticut. and Nelson, Minnesota,
in support NJ the bill, and by Messrs.
Rawlins, Utah; McCumber, North Da-
kota; Mallory, Florida; Carmaek,
Tennessee, and Money and McLaurin,
of Mississippi. in opposition to It.
The speeches In the main were re-
enforcement of arguments that have
been advanced heretofore, few new
points being raised. The principa:
point made by the opponents Of the
measure was that fedegal officials
ought to be treated In the courts pre-
cisely as are other citizens.
Three substitutes for the bill are
pending and will be pressed when the
voting begins today.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-21
Object of Committee of Con-
citation Appoir c by SEN
ator Hanna.
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND A MEMBER
Also Bishop Potter, MeVeagh, Mitch
ell, Sargent and Others-Civic Fed
Grafton Exec tive Committee Also
Members.

New York, : March 21.-Sehatol
Mark Hanna yesterday named the
members of the committee on con-
Citation of the Civic Federation
whose appointment was provided for
at the last meeting of the executive
committee. According to the bylaws
the committee was to consist of the
officers Of he executive committee.
NJ. A. Hanna, chairman; Samuel
Gompers, first vice chairman; Oscar
S. Straus, second vice chairman
Charles A. Moore, treasurer, ana
Ralph NJ. Easley, secretary, and nine
men to be appointed by the chair
man. His appointments are:
Archbishop Ireland, Bishop Potter,
Franklin McVeagh, John Mitchell,
Frank F. Sargent, James Duncan. ].
Kruttschnitt, William H. Pfahler ami
Marcus NJ. Marks.
This committee is to take up threat
ened trouble between capitalists AMI
workingmen with a view to settlinq
them.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-21
SOME NEWS IN BRIEF.

Fire which burned j. J. Wheeler s
liquor store near Kittanning, Pa, AMI
damaged several neighboring build
tngs, entailing q loss OF $4,000. seri-
ously burned Moses Johnson, Wheel
er's night Waterman, who barely es
capped with his life.
Winston Glavely was killed and
Tinker Houston badly hurt, near
Huntington w. Va, by an explosion
which followed an attempt to remove
. charge Of dynamite from q rock.
After being blind for 20 years from
The effects CT a powder explosion,
John Belzner. aged II. died near
Johnstown, Pa
Martin Griplak, Slavish store
keeper, Of New Haven, Pa. was
threatened with tar and feathers for
beating his wife. He is also the or.
ganist and sexton Of q church, and it
Is said he compelled his wife to dig
graves.
At a session OF the biennial meet
ing OF the grand council, Royal Tenn
plars Of Temperance, at Franklin.
Pa, the Rev. DR.. T. N. Boyle, Of Pitts
burg, was elected past grand coua-
eillor.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-21
USED MAILS TO DEFRAUD.
Men Arrested at Cincinnati and Phil
adelphia, So Accused.

Cincinnati. March 21-Lewis r
Holloway was arrested yesterday b.
the United States marshal. charged
with using The mails to defraud. The
complaint as made by j. w. Fulton,
Of Columbus. o., who says Holloway
obtained from him $500 in payment
for an outfit as salesman for the Peo-
pies Publishing company. Fulton
was to sell books at salary Of $1,000
a year. He alleges that he has been
defrauded by representations sent
him through the mail by Holloway.
The postoffice inspectors who had
charge Of TIE case say they were al
vised that Philadelphia represents
tives Of the company were arrested
yesterday. The inspectors have a
number OF complaints from other per-
sons, OF experiences similar to that
Ct Fulton. Holloway gave bail and
will have hearing March %.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-21
JOHN DILLON WAS SUSPENDED
Refused to Withdraw an Expression
Calling Chamberlain a ID
Liar"

London, March 21.-During debate
in the house of commons, yesterday
afternoon, Joseph. Chamberlain, in
replying to speech by Sir Henry
Campbell-Bannerman, in the conduct
OF the Boer war, accused the opposi-
ton OF malignant SANDER"
The speaker Sir William Court
Gully, here interviewed and declare I
that the term malignant SANDER
was supplementary.
Both Sir Henry Campbell Banner.
man and Mr.. Chamberlain therenpon
withdrew the words amid cheers.
Mr.. Chamberlain, proceeding, re.
ferred TO the Beers who are fighting
on the British side. when John Dill
Ion Qrish Nationalist interjected,
They are traitors" on which Mr.
Chamberlain retorted: "The honor
able gentleman is good judge of
traitors"
A scene Of great confusion ensned.
When order was partially restored
Mr.. Dillon demanded a ruling on :.
Che mberlain's words. The speaker
Eatd:
An honorable member spoke of
soldiers serving under the British
flag as traitors. / deprecated the in
terruption and deprecated the re-
tort Of the other member"
Mr.. Dillon then said:
II will tell the right honorable
member that he Is a d. liar"
Dillon refused to withdraw the term
and was suspended by vote OF the
house.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-21
MINERS CONVENTION.
Eight-Hour Day Demanded In One of
Resolutions Adopted.

Shamokin, Pa, March 21.-Ths
most impos:aA feature Of yesterday )
session of the convention of districts
numbers 1, and 8, of the United
Mineworkars of America, was the
adoption a. the afternoon session of
several resolutions. They were the
result of various alleged grievances
announced in the convention by the
different delegations and were pre-
scented by the committee on resol'l-
tons. Most Of them were of sec
tional, rather than general, interest,
but their tone was not the less en-
phatic. The first resolution adopted
demanded an eight hour working day
in all the collieries Of the anthracite
region. Among others adopted were
these:
Demanding. the recognition Of mine
committeS enerators in the al
justmeatsF dputes resulting in local
strikes 80 sszxxs>
DeclarA 6sfaon to working
with me- msa s ;9sdesrs q the mine
Favoring arbitration of trade dis
putes.
Condemning the system Of black
listing by companies of discharged
employees.
The published statement that the
replies Of rhe operators to President
Mitchell's request for a conference
might be construed as a virtual rec
ognition Of the mine workers union,
Mr.. Mitchell regards as incorrect.
Referring to the letters Of the presi-
dents Of the operating companies, Mr..
Mitchell said:
Eve do not regard them as recog.
milton in anO degree"
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-21
Fitzsimmons States His Terms.

Los Angeles. March 21.-Manage-
McCarry, of the Century Athlete
club, received a telegram from Rob
ert Fitzsimmons slcrtly before noon
yesterday stating the conditions un-
der which he would accept the club )
offer to pull of the proposed fight
with Jeffries In this city. The tejt
OF Fitzsimmons' message has not
been given out, but 1T Is understood
that he asks for rs per cent OF the
gate receipts and a guarantee Of $25,-
900.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-21
TRIED TO AVERT HOST!LITIES.
Otis Said 1t Was Hard to Keep the
Peace While Filipinos Were In
suItino Americans.

Washington, March 21.-General
Otis yesterday resumed his testimony
before the senate Philippine commit
tee The proceedings were in part:
General Otis denied that he led
Aguinaldo to believe that the United
States would not assume absolute
sovereignty and governmental con-
troll over the islands. Asked what be
meant by the statement in his letter
that "rathei than see the ships Of the
United States navy control the navi-
gable waters Of these islands and it's
army devastating their territory
prefer to advise my government not
to send any more troops here" Gen.
eral Otis answered that that was his
opinion because he did not want -
see any war. 81 wanted to conquer
by peaceable MEANS" said he, "but
l gave the impression that there were
troops waiting"
Was Trying to Keep the Peace.
General Otis said, answering an in
quiry by Senator Hale, that had the
government taken him at his word
not to send more troops, anarchy
would have reigned throughout the
island. He thought that his letter
should be considered as a whole.
That was a period when l was la
boring hard" said he, "to keep the
peace and to keep our men and Off
GERS from paying attention to the in
suits received from Philippine officers
and insurgents"
Answering Senator Patterson, Gen
eral Otis said that the commission
of which General Hughes was a mem
Der, ha" stated to the representative
of Aguinaldo that no concessions
could be made without the sacrifice
Of some Of the attributes of sover-
eighty.
General Otis declared that the Fill
pinos have no correct idea of liberty.
Liberty with Them" said he, lis Ii
cense."
A question by Senator Beveridgs
regarding the effect on the Fiipinos
Of literature sent from the United
States precipitated a lively discus
sion. General Otis said that when
Mabini was brought in he had a pile
of New York papers with him which
had antagonlzed the sovereignty Of
the United States in the Philippines
Did he have any of Senator Hoar's
speeches?" inquired Senator Bever-
idge.
Hoar's Speeches All Over Islands.
"Oh, yes, those speeches were all
over the islands," replied the witness.
Senator Allison. who was In the
chair, said that he would exclude any
allusion to senator's speeches.
When tue senator from Indiana, >
said Senator Patterson, "propounded
that question it involved every ssna-
tor who is standing by what he be-
neves to be simple justice to the
Fflipinos. do not proposed to be
assailed from behind a masked bat
terry"
Senator Carmack said he wanted to
take his part Of the responsibility for
saying that the war in the Philip
pines Is utterly and absolutely in.
famous AMI criminal. II any proof
can be made that / am melting Fill
pinos by such speeches." said he, Il
want it done"
Beverage finally withdrew his
question.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-21
If HITCHCOCK RETIRES.
Mccormick Receives Word His Pros.
poets Are Good For Place.

San Francisco, March CIV. S.
Mccormick, a Salt Lake banker, was
questioned here last night concern
ing his can0 iacy Tor the secretary
ship Of the n-~~-iOr. Mr.. Mccormick
said:
Some of the western senators have
asked my permission to advance me
as a candidate for the position should
Secretary Hitchcock hand in his res
ignation, but whether Secretar :
Hitchcock really means to retire or
not is matter Of which | am not in
formed. was in receipt of a tele-
gram today saying that my prospects
for appointment in case of a vacancy
were very good"
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-21
LIEUT. SINCLAIR ACQUITTED.
Had Been Accused of Causing Death
Of a Prisoner,


Manila, March 21.-William s. Sim
clair, of the .Twenty-eighth infantry,
recently tried by court martial on the
charge of causing the death Of a sol
der by gagging him and pouring wa
ter on his head, has been acquitted.
The two ieeoncentrado camps In
Batangas provinces are carefully
maintained. The Filipinos In the
camps are healthy and contented and
the streets and houses are perfectly
clean ! The food supplied, consists Of
rice and many vegetables. All the
people In The camps have been vac
cinated and rigid sanitary precau-
tons are being taken to prevent the
spread OF diseases. There are 5000
Filipinos in one Of the camps AMI
$4,000 in the other.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-21
WEATHER FORECAST.

Ohio-Increasing cloudiness today,
rain By afternoon; tomorrow. probab-
Iy rain in south, rain or snow in north
portion; fresh to brisk north TO
northeast winds.
western Pennsylvania and West
misunderstanding cloudiness 20
day. rain 10y night and tomorrow;
fresh north to east winds