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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-06-29

sheriff jim Thompson, Of Ana
darko, spent a few hours IN the
city yesterday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-06-29

Drs Ray and. MoleswOrth, Oste-
opatbs. Rooms over Cunningham,
Edwards d Boyd. Iw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-06-29

IHE #ORLDs Fab Is0i
"a oi epfelai i1tfttst tc every one.
~ give FDu 81 idea III bow ihe
9aildIngs 9ill l0ok aneu oompirfec
- have pnDIisted 8 Bifds Eye
Fiev. sze 5lx4z. which wil b.
mailed o. receipt 0f 10 csnfs IL
silver 0r stsmps 70 prepay postage
Address, George Horton,
q r. Al r. A.. 81. X. A. Il. Ry.
Box sll, ST. Loais. DO.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-06-29

For sale.-A secondhand Rem
ington No. 4 typewriter, upper
case letters, In fFsl-elAss e0ndi-
liou. A bargain for some one.
Cali a. the Express Office and zee
fbe machine
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-06-29

l' hereby given that script rec.
,s'er |, No. Sll Of Nov. 20, 1900. 70
) .. Hill, for $500 is repor,sS
iost and the city OF Ohiokssha viii
not be responsible for the original.
.r.. Joe Dews, clerk.
This June II, 1908, so.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-06-29

Claycomb d Anderson, funeral
directors and embalmers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-06-29

snenff Neil Morrison, ofHobart,
was in the city sunday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-06-29
LOCAL NEWS.

Fisb. CAB, feb. All kinds At
Ray Bros. II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-06-29
Come to the office and see them.
We'll Explain how you can get a set.

You'll not have another chance to get such
a set OF dishes as the plan we have.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-06-29

&. y. CARPENTERS AID JOiwER8
Nssilsi ana sfd Wedaeaeays Of sach naontt
ia ]. q. q. r. hall at7ssDp o. %.
,. A. NcsuIRE. Pres.
L. ?. MILLER Sec.
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leader. Tho pair ran like a team for a.
few strides, when O'Nell gave his mount
his head. and he shot forward and soon
had a commanding lead. From the head
OF the stretch to the wire Waterboy Just
ga1loped and won by two and a hall
lengths from The Picket. who In turn
wa four lengths In front Of Fl emo, Her
mis- was fourth, six lengths back. M
The $4,000 Flatbush Stakes, for two
year -olds was won By the e to Il shot,
Highball. Summaries sa#,
4 First race-steeplec chase, full 81 course
Step Lightly. az SSte,@n flrfrs Adt tdaumo
& to 81 second. Amur g 90 third Time fine.
Second raace-HighweigM Handicap, six
sfurlongs on main track >ai'isienneS 6 to
~ first Cana joharie q lStoRD Z second, Gay,
Boy "a to ~ third. Time, LIB 20.
3ssT'hird ira ce-The F'latbush IS takes, 00Oo,
Seven furongs. .Futurity conrse-Highbal
is to ~ first, Broomst tick d8 to b SECOND,
tPuIsus "a to ~ third. Time rs 80.
4 Fourth race-The Century, one mile and
IA half--Waterboy a to y first. The Picket
G. to p second, Heno az to 81 third,
Time, 2:31 80. s.S
Fifth race-selling, lastSflve and half
.frrlongs Of the Futurity collrse-Flam-
mula Is to ~ first, Monster g to s. sec
ond, All Right 400 to y third. Time, 1907.
Sixth race-seltng, one mile and six
tenth on turf-Ernest Parhann Gil to 81
first, Lord Turco az to ~ second, Swamp
lands Us to j. third. Time, :51 40.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
SERIOUS STATE
Turkey Cannot Guarantee Safety of'tNh'e
Legations.
(By Associated Press.

(By Associated Press.)
BERLIN, September 5.-The TURKISH
government. according CONFORMATION re-
ceivcd from the Foreign ONCE here by
the Associated Press. has notified the
powers that the Porte cannot guarantee
The safety of3the Legations at CONSTANT
nople. Thissex ira ordinary statement was
communicated without expl anation or
qualifying details. III response to ar. IN
an,IIry ms 10 whether German marines
were among those United States Minister
Leishnan reported as having been famed
at Constantinople. 5 ;,
8SIt Is inferred. here however, that me
at the Turkish capital are not
so bad as the Sntnn's notification Would
I'm Div but that the legations have been
warned 10 look out for their own 'a ny,
I no Porte disclaiming In advance respon--
sibIlity for any disorderly act
The Foreign Once officials added tnat
ITO German en- bAssy at Constantinople
had not reported whether German MARINES
had been landed, nor whether marines OF
any other power had been landed. COM
nlete onlcial reserve is maintained on
this point. o.1ondent
learned from sources outside OF Foreign
once that the German government re-
% rds Turko- Balkan affairs as having
entered on an acute phase. the Por.e IS.
INABILITY TO take energetic hold OF .tne
Macedonian instruction Is the worst iea-
turc OF the situation.
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THE SUICIDE OF
A WHOLE E FAMILY An
Mother and TWO Children
Found Clasped in Each
Others Arms.
(By Associated Press

d. . .
s PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5.-The bodies
OF Mrs. Rosa Leisy, thirty-f!ve years old.
and OF her two children, Gottfrled, sixteen
years, and Mary, fifteen. were found
by the police to-day In their home on
Germantown Avenue, The mother and son
were lying on a couch clasped In each
others arms, and the daughters body
was lying on three chairs at the foot Of
thu couch sl}5 n
Mrs. Leisy and her children came here
from zurich, Switzerland, five months
ago. She and her son were employed In q
( silk mill, None OF the family had been
seen by the neighbors since last Wednos-
day. The police and coroner's lnvest!ga-
tlon developed the fact that the woma q
and her children had died from polson-
Ing, III.
II is believed the family agreed to end
their lives together.
Charles Liesy, brother OF the dead
woman, expressed the opinion that fear
OF her husband, Fred l4eneger, froTn
whom she was divorced, was the cause OF
tho act Lineger Is In Switzerland, but
according to Mr.. Llesy he had written a
letter 10 his former wife Announcing his
Intention of coming to this country, Mr.,
LeIsy said his sister had Expressed fears
that she would suffer violence at his
hands,
The family were not In want, as Mrs.
Leisy had small account With local
crust company,
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slSiBRlTISH RACE. :s ". 81.
a ]. DETERIORATING.
fBy Assoocia ted Press,

.tS3 ~ fBY Associa ted Press.> "
u LONDON,9 Sept 6.--The government has
appointed I, a commission to Inquire into
the alleged physical deterioration Of the
lower ella sses in the United Kingdom.
& Almeric Fitzroy, Z clerk OF; the Prtvy.
Council, is the chairma h. He is assisted
by the former head o the army gym
7nastIcs school: the lnspe ctor of reforma-5
atores the chief of the navy. recruiting
service, tho statsticlans and Others. The
appointment Of the commission was the
outcome OF debate IN + 7 he 4 House Of
Lords July 10th. during which Lord
Meath and the Bishop Of r lpon drew att
ftentlon to the terrible conditions pre-
Svail!ng among the 8po orers classes, The
Duke OF Devonshlre. Lord Vi President OF
the council, then admitted that Great
tBrltaln's military and industrial OUT
look was seriously, threatened, and prom.
ised an Inquiry into the tier
The subject was also brought up In the
House Of Commons by Sir William An
son, Parliamentary secretary to the
Board Of Education, who declared 5000
children now attending London's schools
were physically unfit for instruction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
NEGRO ATTEMPTS
TO KILL WHITE MAN.
Result of a Row Started In a
Broad Street Barroom.
Under Arrest.

A.ithe result of a bar-room row. which
took place at Gary's place, on Broad
streat. near Seventh, last night about 10
O'clock. a negro named Charles Bona
Z, ria l. locked up at the Second Sta
ltion and a white man named Burnett
II Coy Is suffering from a slight wound
cou.ed nv cut on the back of his
neck,
Gov and several friends We're discuss
mo q subject In the baE-room referred
- ,,,,,on man supposed to be Bonaparte
."npt ~" This incensed Cox. and he
+hraw . beer bottle at tho negro, The
nott,a AID not hit It's mark, but broke
Z show.cnso across the room, A few
minutes later Cox walked across Seventh
str.st - catch car for his home, No.
eon1. tra W franklin Street, The negro
s ~, and at Seventh and Grace
reutmoWsuh, aattacked Cox and gave him n
euee.s t ~ across the neck, Cox
s,p,uus nd the knife In the hands OF
NV er narro failed to cut as deep as 1t
M.sns 80 "a raised. and the negro darted
= = Wy Grace street. Policemen Nei.1,
W ", INV I'D BEDFORD heard the cry for
1 rorueua ~n after the fleeing negro, He
8help NV mood lead and evaded capture for
sHs u 49,, two hours later, thinking the
Neat.y the negro went back to Sew
eutS and broad Streets. where he WAS
y q l. Z
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MARINES LANDED
n shington the Apprehension
Danger is Not Felt.
fBy Associated Press.o

. "
rr,er11NGTON. ID. c., September s.
+, ia evident that the United States Gov
a. nment does not share any apprehension '!'' y
that NAV be felt in some quarters that
there ,s danger to the lega ton IN Con-
ira ntlnoplc. The Berlin dspatch regard
Inc the action OF the Turkish Govern
Z, cnt,s notification to the foreign repre-
sentatiycs Is taken here TO be the an
nouncement first made to the ministers
nv the Porte, and which, as indicateo ~
tho dispatch OF Minister Leishman,
meant that the interior or personnel OF
the Legations could not be protected from
those who might gain entrance ana COM
nit some outrage,
N Minister Leishman has not asked fol
marines, nor has he given any Indication
that they will be needed The matter OF
sending either the Brooklyn or San Fran
cisco to n point nearer the Dardanelles
has not been considered, and the fact
that Minister Lelshman has made nc
suggestion Isl, taken to mean that he does
not think such action necessary at pres
ant. While Admiral Cotton has reported
his arrival at Beirut, he has not sent any
communication as to the conditions exist
ing there and the further movement OF
the. squadron depends entirely upon the
reports which Minister Leshman and Ad'
miral Cotton make to their respective
departments. 5H 4
1t is known here that Russia and Aus
tria are two OF the countries that have
landed marines to guard their Legations
at Cons tantinople. Other countries have
station ships there, and It Is possible tina
they have also sent additional guards tc
the legations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
N T5 IN n ~ ~ '3IIlt ~ #.1N
PANAMA CANAL
TREATY is DEAD I
The United States Govern.
ment Has Given UP
Hope.
{By Associated Press.)

& WASHINGTON, D. c., September D.
That the United States Government has
given up hope of favorable action by the
Colombian Congress on the Panama Canal
treaty was made plain to-day, when a
high official Of the stats Department de.
clared that the treaty was practically
dead, although the Colombian Congress
had until tho 22d Of this month to act
upon It. Official advlces received here
of Inc treaty at Bogota have abandoned
their efforts in the interest Of ratification.
and some of them have departed for their
homes,
representatives OF Panama to the Colom-
bian Congress Will represent to their
government the ACCESSIBILITY OF ced!ng
from the Central Government and taking
up the negotiations with the United States
far the building of an lsthmian canal,
Although Panama does not control the
entire proposed canal strip. the intimaHoH
ia made that she has devised a means
whereby this may be accomplished
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Broke Track I Record 9, Mile:
dndd Halt.
HIS VICTORY WAS EASY
Was Third Choice In the Betting, but
Fooled the Talent-Most DIE n venly &
Matched Field Of the
Year.
.(By Associated Press.) i

NEW YORK, September 6.-Amtd the
rousing cheers of 5000 people, J. 3. Hag7
gin s. Waterboy won the $4,000 Century
Stakes at sheepshead Bay to-day. The
biz son OF Watercress. who was crowned
champion OF the all-age division in..the
early part Of the season, to-day settled all
question OF his supremacy BY his easy
victory. He broke the track record for
one mile and half by covering the dis
lance In 2:s1 3-5. which Is two-hfths OF
a second faster than the previous time
made by J. B. Haggin's Water Color IN
1901, Waterboy was third choice in the
betting. closing at 1 to l.
The field that faced the starter for the
Century Stakes probably was the best and
most evenly matched of the year. Only
Ave horses paraded. with. Hermls always
a favorite at 9 to 5, Heno being second
choice at 10 to 8, doom sent Hermls to
tho front, Waterboy being second and
IHeno in third place. This order was
maintained passing the stand for the first
time Hermis was full OF running and
1gthing for his head. but odom had a
strong hold on him. Rounding the far
turn, O'Neil sent Waterboy up to the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
GIGANTIC Y II
COMBINE | /:
TWO Big Coal Companies. Are ( g
Consolidated
BUT A STRAW in THE II |: WIND !. Nd
BUT "A STRAW in THE II E WIND Nd
This Announcement Said to Be but the
Forerunner Of One that Means
Control of Bituminous Output
BY the Pennsylvania.
Ei
(By Associated Press.)

PA. September 5.-The
Pittsburg Gazette says contracts have
been signed, under the terms Of which
George I. Whitney OF Whitney, Stephen.
son & Company. Of this city, undertakes
to deliver for cash a controlling interest
In the Monongahela River Consolidated
Coal and Coke Company to the Pittsburg
Coal Company. Henry Oliver represented
the Pittsburg Coal Company In the nego-
tia tons.
a meeting of the board OF directors Of
the Pittsburg Coal Company will be held
on Monday to ratify, the deal. This meet
Ing, however, Is a mere formally, the
papers having already been signed by
both parties to the deal. aux AZ
The transfer of control will be through
the purchase for cash OF n majority OF the
capital stock, deliverable In either COM
mon or preferred shares, or both; It Is
understood that the Pittsburg Coal Com
pany will purchase the stock OF minority
stockholders at the prices received by
the majority stockholders, and these
terms Will be announced after the formal
ratification of the deal, by the directors
on Monday.
The Monongahela River Consolidated
Coal and Coke Company is capitalized
at s4O,0o0,000, and Its output last year
approximated 100000 tons and the com-
btned tonnage will approach close to
q. o0O, 900 tons.
d After November first It will probably
be the plan to place the two companies
under one management which could pc
done with mutual advantage though both
companies would maintain their indlvid-
uallty, as both companies operate IN dit-
ferent fields,
a story is current to the effect that the
big deal Just announced is but the fore
runner to ono that Is gigantic In COM
parison. 1t is said that the PennsylyaniA
Railway has secured practical C., control n n
the control Of the Coal River combine,
viii give the road the control Of one
fourth OF output of bitum1nous coal in the
entire State OF Pennsylvania As u rail-
road by law is not allowed to operate any
ferred to the Pittsburg Coal Company,
who will operate the property.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
WANT INFORMATION
ABOUT RAILROADS

The state Corporation Commission has
prepared and Is sending out blank TO
business, requiring to hll in the same and
return to the commission not later than.
18th under penalty for fai1ufe
sia te the name OF the ton, where
and when chartered. It's officers, the capi-
tai stock took number OF shares provided for
and par value Of s ans entire amount ~ 1T
CORPORATION on account OF capital stock:
amount am o \ expended for, construction and
equipment for organza,Gn etc; The h
length. of the line when ", finished, num asi
dences Of officers and directors and date
of.Iast meeting Of stockholders. The
purpose Of this naury Is to secure tor 9o
keep record Of railroad building opera
ytions. M tH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
SUICIDE BY
EATING WILD PARSNlPS
(specIal to The Times pispatch,)

=
LURAY. VA, September b,-Detais OF
the attempted suicide OF Frank Seal
young man living In Beahm's Hollow. an
Isolated portion OF the Blue Ridge. In this
county. have Just been received In 1uray'
Ii appears that young Seal, few days
before the attempted suicide. had a DIM
Guilty with his brother and severely pea.
the latter, who was confined to his bed
BY the punishment administered.
During his confinement no sent word 70
his brother Frank that he intended 10 ~,
him when he recovered' rms SO pteyeo
IN his mind that few days ago he ate
d large quantity of wild parsNtp, one of
to deadllest poisons known, He became
violently III, and after the attendance
of physlcians he was finally gotten out
OF danger.
s+rrRow says he will leave Tia county,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
Sultan Has Decided toWa alt:
Before Sending It.
POWERS DECIDE TO
ACT IMMEDIATELY
Austria and Russia Contemplate the
Occupation Of Macedonia-Turkis
Government, Has Given Notice
that They Guarantee Safety
Of the Legations at
Constantinople.
1Rv Associated pcess.l

BERLIN, September 5.-A dispatch to
the Tagblatt from Constantinople. dated
to-day, says:
WAR with Bulgaria Is in sight. me
council Of war has recommended sending
an immediate ultimatum to Bulgaria,
but the Sultan has decided to wait. Is
rumored that Turkish troops have already
crossed the Bulgarian frontier without
a declaration of war
'The members OF the council OF war
were up all last night at the fildiz Kiosk Kiosk
and designated Edhem Pasha as cors
mander-in-chief. !
.'The Turkish press is printing inflam-
matory articles against Bulgaria. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06

arrested by offlcerfJennings on a8warrant
sworn out by Mr.. Cox.
Mr. Cox's injury was dressed by Dr.
Rex, OF the ambulance corps, and he went
home The wound is not considered Sc
,rious. I'll S6
ca Sc OF mistaken Identity, and that he was
not the man wanted for the cutting &
esquire Graves will hear the details In
the Police Court Tomorrow. ,s7s 5ite2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
OCCUPY MACEDONIA
Said that Austria and Russia VIII Take
Possession of that Country,
(By Associated Press.)

83rS 1 i(By associated t'reSs.) ~
LONDON, September $50 threatens
ing Is the Macedonian situation that the
Powers are being forced to take action
sooner than 1t had heretofore believed
would be necessary, Before adopting
any definite scheme for the pacitication
OF the Balkans, 1t was intended to wait
until the Cars Visit to Vienna, when
the matter was to be discussed fully,
Emperor Francis Joseph, 1t Is now learn
ed. has by n recent exchange OF views
brought the Powers to stage where q
decision Is about to be reached regard
ing the character OF the intervention
which should be adopted &,
While the proposed plans are not q.
the intervention con templates the oc-
c Gun Of Macedonia by Austria and
Russia. It is equally certain that the
Powers have no Intention Of acting 80
~ ~ 9oer 2 l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
MINOR HAS
81 A SEVERE ATTACK

Judge and Mrs e. G. Minor are now8at
Norwich, Conn, where 1T was hoped the
Judges health would greatly Improve.
hut he has had very severe attack
since his arrival there. Yesterday, how
ever his brother here received tele-
cram informing him that the physician
thought the worst phases of the attack
had passed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
GENERAL,

war between Bulgaria and Turkey
seems Inevitable, and 1t Is reported that
Turkish troops have already crossed the
border; Powers may interfere, and IT IS
said 10 be a part OF their plan that Mace
doa be 1ecupea by us So aHd e Mi.rrs
pIcket second and Heno third-Walter
] Travis again wins the title OF NATIONAL
amateur golf champion of America--Bad
Yea her interiors with the national shoot
NJ Sea Grt--Two big coal companies ~
PENNSYLVANIA consolidate ana this h IS SAG t,,a
PENNSYLVANIA r Railroad will control the
rrcnter part of the bItuminous. output Of
IL e lSeystone tateNyholesale Invests
CATION OF departments of goyeTnment may
ho made BY Congress--Major, Holmes
Conrad Is prosecuting the posal FRAUD
cases, and those who know him are conii-
r. a possibility OF securing the,n.st,or y
IN New England leaves q trail 81 ruined
crops, tobacco crop suffering particularly
six babies escape unhurt IN wreck on
New York. New Haven and liartford
Railroad--Mother and two chlldren ~ y,
Philadelphia found dead clasped, IN ea ~
others arms--;IThrear men perish at nao the
attend meeting ut Winchester, KY, at
he opening OF the State campaign
United States government has given UP
hone of the ratification Of the Panama
Canal treaty--Seeretary Shaw VIII ASK
large deposits In ST.. Louis banks to re-
sye nsT from sTaR % Boys ns'ns'i Into
SPACE a after a sparrow and viii die as re-,
st,lt of the fall-St Louis bride will
Kiss all Corners and will get prize OF one
hmndred dollars In gold-Croker comes
ont for German for tho Presidency.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
rHR GoYHRNoR SEEN.

Governor Montague said last night. after
,he had read the Boydton resolutions,
that he could express no opinion regard
Ing them until they came 70 him ofnciallyt
He said, however. that he had acted In
the matter according to the wishes Of the
Commemorative attorney, who impressed
him as doing his duty in conscientious
manner and without fear or faYor. As q
mater of fact. the Governor has earn
estly sought all the light possible On IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
FISCHER CHAMPION
by WRIGHT'SS DEFAULT
lRN AssocIated Press. J

rhe Niagara international Tennis Tour
nament was concluded here to-day. f.
j.. Fischer. OF New York. won the cham.
pionshlp singles from Beals Wright. Of
Boston. by default III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
: - y 10 ~ --T---.T-.-
NORTH CAROLINA.

Dublin county, ladies use a shotgun on
a negro who secreted himself n:-ier$ the Y
7hed--Cupld robs New Kent Of It's female
tnachers--Fifty-eigh out of ninety APP
niirants for lawtlIcense successful before
The Supreme Co,irt-Twenty sheep killed
II the wreck near Salisbury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
MR., GEO. r. NIXON
AT DEATHS DOOR

Mr.. George r. Nixon. who Is SO III in
Ashland, was at the point Of death last
night. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
SUMMARY Of DAYS; NEWS |
TIE WEATHER.

+. = If ~ j y .
Il WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-Forecast for
Sunday and Monday:
vrginia--1r Fair b Sunday and Monday
light 10 fresh north to northeast winds
North carona-1rair Sunday and Mon
day; light to fresh north to northeast
winds. #
rho temperature yesterday vas slightly
higher than during the few days just
preceding but the day was not unpleas-
ant. Similar temperature fair and fresh
wllds, Is tho menu prepared for to-day
and Tomorrow. b
STATE or THE Ti1ERMo METER
az NJ. g
q r. M..,,,.,................. g.
20 p. M. ..'..,............... ~
70 +. M. go. 20
IL midnight .....,.............!....t q
Average Observation-Disclosures. 10 IL
Highest temperature Yesterday. ....-s s.
\ Lowest temperature yestcrdhy..........91
Mean temperature acknowledgements. -
Normal temperature for scptcmbcr..,',.atno I
Departure from normal temperature. ~ "
Precipitation during past q hours. "
a MINIATURE ALMANAC. a,
Sept. g. 1903.
Sun sets ..6:32 Morning :o9
Moon riscs. .b:l3 Evenlng........
Sept. I, 1905.
Sun rises. .....f:45 HIGH TIDE. ".
Sun sets......s:3i Morning ...........4:diss
Moon rses...GAs ] lIvcning .'..'.......o' W w