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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
FLOOD DAMAGES
Being Repaired
Inierurban Officials Expect TO Run Through Trains
Within a Week---Norlhern Pacific Main
Line Will Be Open Monday

II can be replaced.
tsensfni Passenger Assn, ssdrae
Of the Northern Pacific announces
that the main iins viii again be
49, a. fne traffic Monday. With this
81 is exaeptien % the Northern "a.
rific'k malt ilns all of the roads and
bra nehFs having connection With ee-
attic are nov bsits operaisd fesus
isfif5
Ffxe carloads ~ mall. baggage and
esptess matter that has heea tied
an al Spokane for from thres 10 five
ds<n. began TO arrive here this mara
nd ant much Of ~ VIII b. distfth-
utszf this afternoon. Al delayed
isaesass viii have arrived At tn
srsEon asftat by O'Clock this evening
and map b. claimed there after that
hfs.fr.
Tonaysu~ morning win eee the
ians % the delayed mail snd express
natter distributed. and incanNritls
@tsfe - thu floods VII BE- at au END
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
COMMISSION
Operators Begin Their
Side of the Case

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. fo.--The
non-unIon miners closed their case
before the anthracite commission
last night. ana the coal companies
began this morning. Attorney Tor
rey OF the Delaware &.HudBon made
the opening address.
Tortty said that he would show
that mining II not an RrduouA em-
ployment and r. more than ordinarily
hcaithful. lie said that no COM
plants had ever been mnde 10 his
company direct, regarding the
Weighing system In vogue. lie oc-
ouaed the minets' union OF creating
general diasatiarhoiIon, ana said II
WINS not the oompnnlfa fault that
the miners worked 20 few hours, but
that the miners themselves were re-
sponHibie. He said that he would
prove that the United Mine Workers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10

NEW YORK. Jan. io,=Thumas
Osfsonahue. president 81 the Dona.
hae tssstee Co, ana the nephew af
The late millionaire coffee king.
while delirloGs Of typhoid fever. this
morning jumped from the seventh
fissuf uf the Ormandie apartment
hoase. where he had apartments.
Hss beds ntfuck the ground near
three fret in front % the elevator.
aud the operator wns thrown doen
by thu concusnion- O'puuohue
stroes s4uafeiy upon his feet and
bic iexs we're tsicscofrd BY hiz
body
Tvs nurses had been IN constant
attendance upon the suicide. but one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10

This wouia Indicate that tae damage
done the Faadhed - mol - great ~
vas Anfteffated In fact. u has been
found that In many places where y
MAS Thought the entire eanbnnhfRrut
had been washed away for hundreds
81 feet. emily few short breaks have
occurred though the sides % the rut-
aauk fnsnt have been tofn eNt 10 Sneh
an ektrut AZ to nstrssifete the
dumping Of huge quantity Of earth
before cars can be run over the raia
The work Of replacing bridges y
talng delayed aH eerotitst of tho df-
firuity IN getting lumber 20 the
ar~us Of she NanhautH. one bridge
must b. built before lumber can b.
hauled 90 the next one. thus fnrrifsn
the employ nasnt Of only limited
numt,sf OF Wufkmen. puT bridge,
several hundred feet VA isnrth, meas
o'urten. kuaap - Nhafhsys bridge,
was swept cut By the flood and u
viii probh bly, be two weeks before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
Clearing the Site

The ns~ Carnegie library site will
so.n be entirely eiear 81 old huiid-
ings. one heuae Is already bsins
moved away and the beard q public
works today granted permit for the
removal Of the cid keitogE home TO a
lot on Terry avenue. near Universal,
street. All the buildings viii have
eeen removed OF torn Down BY Feb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
GO To
CRAMPS

wAsHfN0TON. d. @. Jan. 10
The naval board OF construction thiH
morning recommended to the hecre.
tnry u the navy that the contract
Tor building the armored cruisers
Tennessee aud Washington be
awarded TO Cramps. One II 70 be
completed In 80 and the other IN ~
months. The price bid was f4,oVo,pVo
each. Secretary Moody VIII I'M
doubtediy approve the reeomnenda-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
Jury Disagrees

The Jurors Ia the oaso Of the State
AGAINST y. G .Coahlcy. charged with
larceny from the person, failed TO
agree after being out several hours
ana Superior Judge bell discharged
them at o'clock this morning
feakinf is alleged 10 have robhed
aeorre Kimiall Of tt5, lie was tried
IN tho criminal department OF the eu-
perior court yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10

CHICAGO Jan. ie-rhe alleged
cal eensslratars faced grand jury
~ naxnlAk FeFty men. inciudtns
s~rer- ana Operators % coai mines.
vheirs4Ie dsasrra and agents u the
r,Iirc2d tanspehieE. we're suhpocnaed
lur-nr h-t ntxht Most o. the VII.
$500 hFs atlliieiislres, who are
ercnnlnsnt III business. social aud
rhurch tirclss. Many OF them have
s<AI<sea prominence m phiian-
l>rppi<ts and have been noted for
<>srilzhis wurk before they cnme
MI uotpftety BY combining 20 raise
~ rriee a essal tn sxtorsienate fig
kflrxnsy General Hamiln Of the
e14:< u Illinois and States Attorney
p1ns<n q cook county. are conduct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
fever PATIENT
I JUMPS TO DEATH
New York Millionaire, DeIrious With Typhoid,
Drops From Seventh Floor Of Hotel

Of them had left the room upon an
effnnd. The patient suddenly
jumped from his bed. hurled back
the nurse who tried to reattain him.
tore on his niHhtshitt ana sprHnE
through the window of the room
which opened upon the light shaft
of the building. shouting like "a
demon. O'Dohohue MAS 30 years
Old. ana leaves a fortune Of ia.ooo.-
noa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
Strange Dclusion

Nelson Gnultier. an aged resident
Of Kent. was pronounced a iunatie
ia Department Of the superior
court today. The complaint Was
sworn out ~ his son w. .. csauitier.
The old mHn iabora under the deiu-
sion that he has score or mere
enemies whose main object IN life Is
10 drown him In order 10 defeat
their imagined cvil doeiKn~ he at
tempted ~ cut his own throht few
months ago He was taken to the
asylum AZ ateilacOOn today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10

aauie Apartment house. Mfn. Kline
and her baby viii probably die. Her
a-Feaf-oid son corroboratee her
statement that Mrs. Davis threw the
burning lamp. The Davis woman
has been arrested. There had been
VI feeling between the two families.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
TO BUST
the TRUSTS

WARRINGTON y. G.. Jan. To-
The senate committee on the 1udl-
ciary met this morning 10 discuss
proposed nnti-truHt Liquidation, pil
ticuiariv the iioar bill ana AttoIhey
General I<nox'a letter. making rec-
concentrations. The course OF pro-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
MAY LOSE CHARTERS

coal business. Under their charter
they arr permitted 10 mine coal for
theiF use only The attorney kwa=
erals affiee today h making an In
Nentiaatiuu 81 tho operations Of these
corporations 81 the eesi ltns. with
tleN - attacking their charters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
WANT To
SHAKE HIM

sALsnuRu. Austria. jan 10
The peers here today report that
the family Of the Arehduks Ferdin-
ana. y ho accompanied his sister. the
Crown Princess Louise Of hANony In
her recent elopefnent with the French
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
Another Claim

Henry 1heisen today filed a claim
aFainat the city for $1,000 damages
for personal injuries. Thelsen claims
10 have sustained serious injuries in
a fall Aug. 26 resulting from a de-
fnnaIun al1nWnlk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10

spaixGFiEI-D. Jan. io-An en-
n,I4 new nsrthui Of reaching the
- cpmtins has been discovered.
sntrA m@y result In thr dissolution
= ~ charters of the wabash. Bur
nnn>se and NorthWestsrn railroads
~ trsaxinx m the coal musinx. Or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10

The escape yesterday of Albert
Anderson from the state reform
rrhool at che hAilH5 was reported 70
the t,niter iAst ulaht n h. thought
bs SUPERINTENDENT A. g. Essieson of
the .rhaal that the bay Ia In seattle
ms home il near whatconi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
RIOTERS
ARRESTED

VIENNA. Jan. t0.-Twenty ar
rests have been made 80 a result Of
the riots yesterday ~ unemployed
men at the municipal iabor s1-
change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
ALLIES MAY Leave
IT ALL TO BOWEN
Have Perfect Confidence in American Minis
ter---Satisfied With Castros Reply

EoNE. Ian. ts-rn ETHICAL circles
>sdzy n y zaia 70 b rfonahls inst
the three sszsza feaefs vii end the
v0<suei1n traatie ~ practically
enxrur<4nx siz< fntlfs <stileu~ut 20
United States Minister be~ IN
shoes fairness al hnse cnmpfefs
ecnfiisn<w
WASHINGTON. d. c, Jan. 49,
Advises ffesn I<sndpn and fieFtia
sfAle thai c1sfrpls letter acceptinx
- prnp<,eltfez1 of the allies for arol-
, sa1isfsefary 10 she forelxn offices
n1nuu<ery ear - speedily adjusted
n psblisn-d story that France
vu~< $50 tnfn tn the blockade 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
Married in Court

William Smith hbd Mss Hattie
Frazier both Oh Seattle. WEIR mar
RED at the courthouse today by Hu-
pefior Judge Talimnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
Bank clearings

Seattle bank olearlngu today were
1851, 100. THIS day a year ago they
we're t4T7.tis. the increase being ga. :
7s2.
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cedure for the presentation Of the
subject to the senate viii be mapped
out by the committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10

CARACAS. Jan Ia Minister
Bawen expects a. sail for fhr rsEtsd
states tomorrow from la Guagra on
tire Dolphin.
The government fofces have de-
fsated the reguiutiouists IN several
skIrfsafstes r<~entiy. and tbs rebels
have teen driven frem Positions
which thsY have occupied for some
time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10

the Venezuelan coast on account Of
default IN the payment q a sum due
an flezartbef Il hy the terms Of thu
eoaxeuslun made last year. h dsnied.
Il - stated that ths payment - NOD
yet fas and that France has no lft-
teussan q taxing immedkafs stesm 20
urrsa the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
SETTLED THE
GRUDGE

M seh fRAscIsco. Jan. 10 Mra.
~. H'ihe ana her three small
~. wire badly burned last
4si.' = lighted lamp Which the
Nm ..ain,H vas thrown AZ her BY
~ Davis who lived Ia the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10

tutor has offered him 5000. 900 TO re-
nounee bis inheritance ana family
title,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
EXTENDED
TO DAWSON

DAWSON. Jan. io.--(apeciaIJ
fsi<ninx sensation here h
~ cnafFe recsniiy made that
- Clarke. late candidate for
=. = igsnt against Governor
80. The government candidate
No was elected. draws Al 900
..nihiy from the Seattle gam
''n.t FinE for keeping gambling
f'fFd q Baws0u. The story
80 quietly brultad bout dur
IVA ~ camraiRn. bat II WAS
't'spll q fiud a sponsor Tor
= ,h1ush II vac made openly
"a met Who claimed 70 know.
49, pafpsfts to be the
...et s.sp was given with
M Foregoing dispatch was
hytn % several Of me leading
zza,.alblefH Of Seattle today ana
~ ~ tlaietled u ~ prepoairrodr.
.nst saii thai the cessation Of
f-alblifsE IN Dawson aid not
''.ettaae tfielf dividends 10 any
stPtttiable extent. and could
~. eHasf any circumstances.
Nv ne other hand. man who
- Wei posted say that when
s.e'opiitif Wa oren AZ Dawson
~ 'szanas Of dollars were lost
~ kainse b. men who now
~ - " until they get stake.
men come down 70 Seattle
= nave 4 good time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
WATER SHUT-OF

The city water department an
naunres that water Nlil be shut off
tomorrow ON the following Htreets
Republican street from Queen Anne
hili 10 F1fth avenue Fourth aFeHus
seat from itspuniican te Huy Aef-
cor street frum Fourth esvuus wet
10 Hailrnad seenu~. f1fth avenue
Nresf from Mercer Ia itoy street .
Tirst avenue west from Hepublscan
street 10 Denny Nay. Also tile Seat
sle Lurnb~r conpAnsn tasll
sasxafssafs. 10 a aasNas 81 A
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CHICAGO. Jan. 10. wheat. ssi-4
q "a.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-08
chi0kasba IN and Be Proud
BIG COTTON BUSINESS.
Over so. 900 Bales HapdIsd Here
This Season and Some More
Was Turned Away.

Thirty thousand bales of cotton
compressed during the season Of
19O2-0S is The remarkable record
Of The local compress given to the
Daily Express BY Manager True
blood yesterday. This is only the
amount Of the cotton received up
to this date, 10000 bales additional
being anticipated between now and
the end Of The season.
When the compress was erected
the platform was made extra large,
the company btlleylng they had
made It sufficiently extensive TO
all the cotton they
could possibly handle. Before
the season had fairly opened they
were crowded for platform room,
and by the middle Of the season
they had the ground surround
ing The plant covered, and every
bit OF space clear 10 Henry John
son s hay sheds south of The build
lbg, occupied. Ibis shed was also
pressed into service, and yet there
was MOT room enough. Ihe plat
form was About one half the s.zs ii
Il should have been.
During the busiest part of the
season The plant worked night and
day, aud even then could not com.
press the immense crop brought 10
its doors By he Surrounding plant
ers. Several hundred bales OF cot.
ton which should have been com
PRESSED here had TO 90 to Ell Reno
SIMPLY because they couldn't
haudie il. Aud even now the cot
ton Is so congested 81 the plant
that over four acres OF terriior,
surrounding it are covered With
the bales. To an outsider it looks
like veritable sea Of cotton.
This year the platform will again
be enlarged and other improve
menls will be made. TIE manage
mrnt Is highly pleased al the busl-
nees done this season, and look fog
an immense increase for the years
l903-04 Success to the cotton
compress.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-08
COMIC OPERA.
rhe "Beggar Prince WIN be
Heard 81 the Wagner Opera
House Thursday, Jan Is.

The nj anagement OF the Wagner
opera honse announce that they
have secured the comic opera
company now touring the Twin
Territories in the "Beggar Primo"
for one production on the evening
OF Thursday, January 15.
Lovers Of good, tnneful comic
opera, who have long been want.
lug to hear something Of this sort,
will hail this announcement with
the keeuest delight. The ~Beggar
Prince is one Of The best Of Gil
bert and Sullivans productions,
filed With tuncful, catchy music,
brighE, witty dialogue and amusing
situations, aud cannot fail to please
any audience when in the hands OF
a good, capable company. such as
this one is said to be. The cast
includes 80 people, among them
welt known singers and comedians.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-08
FOR PUBLIC LIBRARY.
A Visit to Oklahoma City Instisu'
tion Creates Enthusiasm for
Public Improvement

Much interest has been aroused
in this city and some steps taken
toward securing a gift from Mr.
Caruaqie for a public library. In
accordance with the wishes Of
those most interested, Mayor Scot
fern, Chief OF Police D. L. Hop
kius aud Major W. +. Granlee Of
the Express recently visited the
public library at Oklahoma City
which was established through the
bene iieence Of Mri Carnegie, FOR
the purpose Of ascertaining the re.
quirements ana conditions uader
which like gift could be expected
for this city.
the visitors We're received with
the utmost courtesy by the libra
rian, an accomplished and business
like Indy, and we're shown through
all the departments Of the lnsliiu-
tion and given The desired infor-
ton by her aud her assistants.
Nr. carnagie's gift to Oklahoma
City was the sum Of S25 600. con-
ditioned as follows; That the city
own a suitable lot. we'll located
that an irrcsSoaoie ordinance be
passed setting aside s2,0 psl
year for the expense aud suppor,
Of the institution; and that the
building be constructed Of brick
and stone. The lot on which the
building is located in thai city was
purchased at cost Of VI 500. 81
which 5000, or one third Of the
entire amount, was donated bv one
gentleman. The 1rst year 81, 900
was expended in support OF the
institution, and as it grows IN mag.
uitude with the growth of the city
more will be needed for yearly ex-
penses. There are departments OF
law, education, history, religion,
fiction aid reference. also chill.
drens' department. Many books
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-08

We are auihoriz ID to ammo ounce
that arrangements have been made
with Hon. &. l.. Herbert OF AId-
more, to meet a number of Court
Citizens, at the Office OF Herbert
g. Herbert. room 3, First NanoDal
Bank Builaing, Chickasha, Janu-
airy Is, 1908, fol The purpose Of
discussing legal status OF what j.
known as the Court Citizen. All
who are interested are requested
70 attend pfsmptly al 10 O'Clock
on said day. n
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-08

The Best ttraction of the Season
At the Wagner Opera
House Tonight.

" Pennsylvania. "a romantic
story Of the anthracite regions. BY
Dan Hart aud Chas. Z. Callahan,
comes to the Wagner tonight for
one performance. This will prob
ably be the best attraction of the
season. The company is said 20 be
q most capable one, each individ-
ual actor being selected for his
specisl Fl ness for the character
assigned, while the principals. are
we'll known stars IN the dramatic
world.
Manager Burt has received sew
eral kilograms from places WHERE,
this company has recently appeared
al OF which are extremely c0mpii
mentary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-08

have beea donated by private In
dividuals.9 rhe bulldog is Of coll
onial sls.l> comm odious and atlrac-
iiy~in the interior, well lighted,
Leaied and ventilated. The ex-
Ipense for lighting is from SIS TO
$50 per month, The entire inoti-
tuition IS one or which Oklahoma
City is justly proud and similar
ole would be ofinestimable valuo
TO ChieIxasha That we have the
requisite brains, energy. etc, TO
accomplish the location Of such
goes without saying, but in the
work along that line the require
ments a. stated above, which are
the same ii every instance OF . gift
from the charitable millionaire,
should rot be lost sight of, and the
Arst steps must be sure and unmis-
iakaable.
TIE following letter received at
this office i significant in this con-
neclion. Those who have the
matter 1t heart should receive the
consideration and help OF all in
terested in the educational welfare
OF ots city;
Editors Daily Express.
Gentlemen: Inasmuch as pub
lie mention has been made Of my
participation in an effort to enlist
the aid Of Mr.. Carnegie in the
establishment Of library for
Chiclkasha. 1 take it that you and
your. readers will be pleased to
know that whatever has been
accomplished has been due
largely to the efficient and un-
firing work of the Women s
clubs Of this city. Especially
prominent and persistent have
been the efforts of Mrs. F. T..
Riddle. president of Sorosis.
During my visit to Oklahoma
City yesterday I took occasion
to view the magnificent edifice,
the home Of the library, Of our
sister city and it gave me re-
newed hope and an added stim-
ulous in the work for a similar
library for Chickasha.
Yours truly,
d. ID. SAVER.
Chiclzasha. Jan. IL.
Lenox Soap makes friends where
.a...l.. 4 ..o... H.. dnL
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-08

Lenox Soap makes friends where-
ever it goes. Try it. 5--10t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-08

j c. Jones, representing Fred.
erickson sud Krock. OF Oklahoma
Ciry manufacturers agent fosi The
celebrated Kimball pianos and or
gans, paid the Express q pleasant
call yesterday afternoon. TO get
acquainted with the press aud give
us al item. Mr.. Jones announces
that he will open a branch house
for his house in this city, his office
being With the Herald Shoe Co.
Mr.. Jones commented upon the
evident prosperity Of Ohickasha.
saying that be had found it impoe-
sihle 70 rent q store room here for
bis business, all Of them being 0c-
cupied. His stock wIll arrive the
latter part Of this week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-08
ENGINEER ARRIVES.

James Fl. Thompson. engineer OF
the waferworks system, arrived
this morning from Chicago, to be-
gin operations in Ibis city Mr..
Thompson viii open his Office
headquarters as 5000 as he can fiud
a suitable location and begin bnsl.
ness in earnest.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-08
GOING TO WASHINGTON.
j B. johnson Received An I'm
portant Message From Judge
Amas This d3cn,ng.

The effects Of the recent stats :
hoo eoa ention are already begin.
ming to make themselves felt, and
il Is to be hoped that the result of
the big demonstration will be ef-
fecsive in securing US measure
OF relief.
This morning Hon. H. b. John
son, cashier Of the First National
Bank. who was honored by the
convention IS temporary secretary
received the following message
from Q. b. Ames, Of Oklahoma
CITY:
Guthrie, Jan. 8, 1908.
II. B johnson, Chickasha. 1T;
Have delegates Inditn cisiz ms
go TO Washington immrd iatei,
Wire Beveridge.
G. b. Ames.
This Il 10 line with The policy
adopted at the convention. Mr.
johnson will gIve the matter bis
immediate attention, aud Chicklsha
will probably have a representative
at the National Capital in few
day 8.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-01-08
DECEMBER WEATHER
The Past Month Wasn't so Bad,
Even If ii Did snow a
Little.

The voluntary observers met
eornl qical record for the month Of
December. 1902. has been handed
70 the Express BY Mrs. L. A. wib.
ley, weather observer for the de-
pariment Of agriculture for this
place:
Maximum temperature. Il de-
grers. Dec. 10.
Minimum temperature, IS de-
grfes Dec.
reial precipitation. 164 inches.
Totsl snowfall, ] I inches.
Days ei.ar, IL.
Days partly cloudy, 8.
Days cloudy. IL
Dates Of sleet. : aud Is.
Prevailing wind, north.