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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-08

A movement. has been started among
first district republicans to nominate the
venerable Thomas, Simpson Of Winona for
presidential elector. AS Mr.. Simpson has
voted for every. republican candidate for
president since 1860, it would seem fitting
to give him an opportunity to cast an
electoral vote for Theodore Roosevelt.
It is reported that Representatives OPP
dahl and Wohlhuter Of Freeborn county
will be returned to the house without
opposition.
| Charles B. Cheney.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-08

Gertrude Atherton is in London, where she
has been busy correcting the proofs Of her new
novel, "Rulers Of Kings The Harpers have
now received the authors final corrections and
will bring out the book in April. ..a.z
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-08

Having taken off our storm doors, we
breathe defiance to the Rev Irl Hicks and
his killing frosts in the early part Of
April" Ho Avant, Hicks! Wottell!
POUNDS; likewise Oddsbodlxins!
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-08

Dunn viii Wage Vigorous Campaign In
HennepIn county-collins Men Count on
Keeping Their Present Advantage and
Getting Out Full vote-Joe Miller Said
to Be Figured Out Of the Dunn caIcu-
latIons In the EIghth-Anti- n eatWoIe
Republicans Help Democrats to Carry
FaribauIt.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-08

Eddie Brooks is vainly trying to swap
off his Second Folio for house and lot.
Every real estate man who looks at the
book, breathes hard but refuses to trade.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-08

Ebert eede, Son of the. Congressman,
4 Writes Short Essay on Father, MAXI
Ing Snap Shot Of Him at a
Moment When He Was Serious, Very
serlous-A Painful Interview With the
Future Member Of Congress In the Plain,
oid-FashIoned Woodshed Of Our Youth.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-01
ASKS FOR INTERVENTION.
Congo Reform Association Asks Pres
ident to Bring About Protection.

Washington, d. c., Sept. 3O.-A pc
tition calling on the president to in
tervene in the affairs of the Congo
Free State was presented to the
president today by the person to
whom it had been entrusted. f. d.
Morul. The petition is inscribed:
Memorial to the president OF the
U. S. A., concerning affairs in the
Congo Free State by the Congo Re
form Association, supported by the
British and foreign anti-slavery so
cieties and the Aborigines Protection
Society"
This is numerously signed by men
whose names are known throughout
the world. the list being headed by
the Right Hon. Earl of Aberdeen.
while among the other signers are the
lord bishop of Liverpool, Sir Gilbert
Parker. Earl Norbury. Lord Kinkaid.
Lord Denman. Sir J. II. Hennaway,
Charles Kingsley and a. ?. Stead.
The signers appear TO be about
evenly divided between the cOnserva-
tive and liberal parties in England.
The memOrialists say they are seek
ing the counsel and pleading for the
assistance Of the first citizen Of the
American republic. which has ever
interested itself powerfully.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-01
UPRISING OF
CHINESE FEARED
ARE DISTURBED
OVER SENTIMENT OF REBEL.
ION IN HAT COUNTRY.
is UNLIKE THE BOXER CRUSADE
Government Apparently Has Not At
tempted to Check Spreading Of
Hand Bills and Propaganda
Of the Discontented.

Pekin, Sept 30.-Aftcrnoon.-For'
eigners lately have been much pe''
turbed over the growing unrest In the
southern part of Chiiipso province and
llusan p.oyince. They were informed
at the oalce of the foreign board that
the agitation Is Largely revolutionary
and an;idynastic, thus differing from
the Boxer movement of 1900, which
was chiefly antiforegn.
Representatives of the powc:s here
have approached the foreign diplomats
with view TO inducing the officials to
take effective measures. The board
replied that strict orders had been
given to Yuan Shikai. vicerOy of Chill
ard commando. -.n-chlef Of the Chinese
forces, to do his utmost to suppress the
revolutionary movement, and added
that serious trouble was anticipated.
The foreign board naturally minim'
ICES the symptoms, which are wide
sp. lead, but there seems ground to be-
lIeve that the character Of the move
ment is different from that of the Box
ers of 1900. The native papers OF
Feking and elsewhere are utilizing
the coolie question as a means OF
agitation. Pamphlets and hand bills
a aso distributed, complaining of the
alleged cruelties which the coolies in
the Transvaal are subjected to. The
Chinese government apparently mas
lot attempted to counteract or check
these mischevous statements. 1t Is
difficult to ascertain the precise object
OF the agitation, but the foreigners re-
gard the situation as being distinctly
disquieting.
1t learned that the dispatch OF
Tang Shaoki, the taotai OF Tien Tsin,
to Thibet, is connected with the Brit
ish Thibetan trade recently signed by
L'Hassa, which in some respects is dis
tasteful TO China
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-01
FIGURES THAT
GIVE PARALYSIS
THREE GREAT TOBACCO CON.
GERMS TO MERGE WITH
s25o,ooo,ooo CAPITAL.
BUILT LIKE NORTHERN SECURITIES
Meeting Was Held in Jersey City and
Counsel for American Tobacco
Co. Stated That He Had
Already Heard of En-
joinders.
BUILT LIKE NORTHERN SECURITIES

New York, Sept 30.-Meetinss of
the American, the Consolidated ami
the Continental tobacco companies
was held in Jersey City for action on
the agreement of the merger consoll-
datiOn of the three companies which
has been under the directors OF the
Consolidated Tobacco company on
Sept. D. 1904. The plan submitted
proposed a consolidation of the three
concerns with a total bond and stock
liability of about $250,00O,0O0, some
thing like S110,000,000 less than the
aggregate of that of the three conf
panies at present. 1t Is proposed that
all of the present con :Olidated COM
panies collateral trust bonds shall
be withdrawn and that the only bonds
to be left shall be the 6 per cent ana
tho Der cent direct obligations or
the now company.
The first mortgage held was that or
Stockholders of the American Tobac-
co company there was l,l5ho'4
shares voted in favor o. the merger
and 405 against il.
w. w. Fuller counsel for the Amerl-
can Tobacco company, who preside |.
said that he had heard that an m
junction had been gotten out yester'
dav in Trenon. but that he had not
seen the papers as they had not yet
been served on him. At the meeting
of the stockholders of the Consoll-
do+ad Tobaccu companv which fol-
lowed that of the American company
action on the merger plaH was posi-
nonod to October ~.
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HAY WILL REMAIN.
He Will Remain Head Of State De-
psrtment n Roosevelt Is Elected.


Chicago. Sept. 3O.-That Secretary
of state John Hay is to remain in the
state department in case President
Roosevelt is elected. is settled. ac-
cording 10 BENJAMIN Ide Wheeler Of
the university of California who was
i'm Chicago today on his way home
from the East. In an Interview with
a repragentariye Of the Associated
Press. Mr.. Wheeler said: The best
uaws ! had while In the East ] had
from President Roosevelt 10 the ef-
feet thar John Hay nov definitely has
consented 30 remain al the head %
rHe state department in case n Pres
idrrf Rno=rvrif'v election. This VII
De- heard with satisfaction by All
American CITIZENS Wh0 appreciate bow
frrnr-nut are the international rues-
tine TfrIy 90 arise within the next
two nr three years. There has been
arri-rbpnziun ar rHriIus Times lrsf
rTr Har. rialFfnz 30 hi= liking Scr a
uuifr Iil m arhDiariF laisure. might
uIfbarau frrfr Uf1rr. ua-. rhar--
ffsr- rrrF ulurr Frafiiirf 10 lrarn
fhar fba marrar ua- afffl-d
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-01
LIFE OF PAYNE
HANGS IN BALANCE
POSTMASTER GENERAL WAS AT.
Tackled WITH SINKING SPELLS
DURING THE DAY.
HEROIC REMEDIES WAS APPLIED
Saline Solutions and NItrogIyeerine
Were Administered to Fortify
Heart Action He May
Pull Through.

Washington, ID. C., Sept. 30.-The
condition of Postmaster General Payne
continued extremely grave throughout
the day. There were times during The
day. notably in the early morning,
and late In the afternoon, when the
attending physicians believed the end
was near at hand. hut the patient re-
sponded to the heroic remedies app! ed
and seemed to regain some ground.
Tonight about o'clock Mr.. Payne
fell into n restful sleep which contin-
ued for some time. The doctors re-
garded this as encouraging for peace
ful night.
Given Saline Solution.
Several buletins were issued by the
physicians during the day, and all or
them indicated the critical condition OF
the patient. The g. catest cause OF
alarm was the feebleness of the heart
action. and il was found necessary 10
administer saline solutions and nitro
plycerine to stimulate that organ.
DIR. William OSler, the heart special
ist and diagnostican Of Baltimore, was
brought into the case this evening
He remained about an hour DR.. OS.el
announced that while Mr.. Payne's con.
diton was critical, he had hopes that
with q restful night he would SHOW I'M
provement in the morning.
Life Hangs in the Balance.
At the same time, he added, the case
was like "tip in the balance-lt
might go one way or the other
EVERYWHERE in official circles today
the deepest concern and solicitude
was manifested in the outcome The
president is being kept constantly ad
vised during the day, and both ne and
Mrs. Roosevelt have called in person
during the day and evening.
Consultation Held.
Postmaster. General Payne's physl
clans during the day determined to
summon DR.. Osler of Baltimore, the
expert diagnostician of Johns HOPKINS
university and the latter arrived here
shortly after 6 o'clock. consultation
CT physicians Immediately followed. Tne
following bulletin was issued:
~ D. m.-The postmaster general
condition still continues to be serious
He has had several sinking spells dur
ing the day, but, however. he has re-
sponded to treatment. (Signed) wv
Oslec, p. NJ. Rixey, o. Magruder.'
DR.. Osler returned to Baltimore al
8 o'clock, and said he would return TO
morrow morning.
As he was leaving he said that the
pustmaste" generals condition was
critical but that he had hopes tha'
Mr.. Payne might yet pull through.
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CAUSE OF DELAY.
Marshal Oyama Said to Have Been
Filling His Ranks Since Lao
Yanu.

Mukden, Sept. 3O.-Delayed re
sumption of the aggressive move
ments by Field Marshal Oyama. ac-
cording to the best information. Is
due to the necessity of making good
the loss which he sustained at Lino
Yang and to bring up stores and mil
nitions. But the preparations for an
extensive movement now seem to
have been completed and n serious
collision is regarded as eminent.
Gen. Kuropatking today received
several detachments of troops W hich
have just arrived here and conferred
the st. George cross upon Is officers
who distinguished themselves at the
battle of I.iao Yang.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-01
COSTLY BUILDINGS WERE CARRIED AWAY
SANTA FE DEPOT GOING WITH THE FLOOD
Electric Light Plant Was Flooded and Citizens Carrying
Lanterns Waded Through the Submerged Dis
tricts on Errands of Rescue.- Business
is Paralyzed.

Trinidad, Colo, Sept. 3O.-A terrific
food stuck the city of Trinidad. and
the whole valley along the Las Animas
river, devastating wide section and
causing loss which will reach severa
hundled thousand dollars. So far as
known, there was no loss of life. but
there were many narrow escapes.
Evey bridge in the city of Trinidad
is out, the Santa Fe station is dcmol-
ished, all the railroads are tied up,
the telephone and telegraph busi-
ness completely suspended. More
than thirty blocks in the residence and
business portion of the town were
from two to four feet in water along
the river.
Storm became Cloudburst.
The flood was caused by the heavy
rain which has been falling for two
days. At o'clock last night the
cloud assumed cloudburst proportions,
and at 9 O'Clock this morning the Las
Animas river went over its banks. AT
$3.50 it was impossible to get within a
block of the river at this point, and
Commercial street was flooded for
three blocks in the heart of the bust
hess district.
City Went Dark.
Meantime the electric light plant
had been flooded and the city was in
complete darkness. Hundreds of citi'
Xens thronged the streets on the edge
OF the submerged districts, carrying
lanterns, and doing their best to pro-
vide shelter for those driven from their
homes.
Warning of the flood was given
when The river left its banks by revol
YER shots and the ringing of the fire
alarm. followed by the blowing of all
the locomotive and shop whistles in
the town.
Buildings Carried Away.
Citizens upon RATS padded through
1no SlTpolS, TcSCuillS ldliliiito "hiSi
we're in danger. The new Bacca no
tel, a two,story structure just nearing
Gcompletion, at cost of 100000, was
destroyed. The water then made its
way through fifty feet of ground to the
Santa Fe depot which was carried
away. The Cardinas hotel, adjoining
barely escaped similar fate, an acre
Of ground being washed away nea: it
The Rio Grande bridge at Elmer is
out, and the Santa Fc right of way IN
many places has been washed out
Railroad traffic is entirely suspended
and business is paralyZed.
1t was reported today that the flood
was due to break in the city reser
voir but this is erroneous. The
reservoir is safe.
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DELAWARE SAFE.
Democrats Claim the Cinch on It,
Cleveland viii Not Take Stump

Democrats Claim the Cinch on It,
Cleveland viii Not Take Stump
New York, Sept. 3O.-Richard r.
Kenner. former senator from Della
ware and member of the national
Democratic committee, was at head
quarers today and told the committee
that the factional fight among he Re-
publicans in Delaware made Della
ware a safe state for the Democrats.
At headquarters announcement was
made that eX-President Cleveland
would not speak during the campaign
Geo. +. Parker, of the literary de-
partment of the national committee
said: "Rumor which represents Mr..
Cleveland as about to go on the
stump is absolutely without authority
either for himself or from the Demo
cratic national committee"
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-01
MARSHAL OYAMAS VANGUARD DRIVES IN
THE OUTPOSTS OF GENERAL KUROPATKiN
Both Armies Have Lost No Time In Recruitins tt cir
Forces Since Lao Yang and Another Death
Grapple May be Expected In the Coorse
OF the Next Few Days.

st. Petersburg, Sept. 80, 4.50 p. m.
From n reliable source the Asso-
ciated Press hears that sharp fighting
has occurred near Mukden resulting
In the Japanese driving in Gen. XII
ropatkins outposts. Important de-
spatches have been received ann
transmitted to the emperor. They
are believed to confirm the Assoc.at-
ed Press information.
The general staff, however, Is I'M
able at present. to give positive as
surances that the main Russian army
Is still at Mukden.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-01
PuelLisT BROKE AN ARM.
Fight Between csns and Woleott .;
Frisco Was . Draw.

WOOdward'r Pavilion. San Frau.
sflco. srrf. sG.-J0a Cans and Joa
w,,lrrf holder respectively 81 fhs
lightweight and wel'rrweigff cha-n-
uiDn -hius Tough - rounds tg dra l
f0riehf
Tho ff,H sion o. fhp rffrrrr was
rrf.r+fd with frrnrndour h1srirv ard
ff irr and rrirs q Cans 'fsarr
Ara- fhr frif. o. Brr.slorif-1 'ha-
WaIsat hsd brJirHn his right arm.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-01
Brotherhood Of st. Andrew.

Philadelphia. Sept. 30.-An address
by the archbishop of Canterbury and
the election of general council were
features of today's session Of the
Brotherhood Of st. Andrew. The con
yention was opened by Right Rev. J.
NJ. Horen. of Ashville, No tn Carolina.
report increasing the number of
members of the general council from
thirty-two TO fifty was adopted. The
report nominated forty-One members
of the Brotherhood as grand council
lors. and they were elected unanim.
Ougly
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-01
KILLED BY MISTAKE.
Bov in AshevIIe. N. c.. Shot While
Closing Up a Store.

Charlotte, n. c., Sept 3O.-Earl
Bullin, an 1S year old white boy, OF
Winston.Salem. was killed at Ashe'
willie. n. C.. after midnight last night
while i'm the act of closing the store
OF ]. c. Kinney and company, dealers
I'm groceries. Kinney, who was sleep
ing in the store, hearing Bullin MAX
ing his wav into tGe store. hred load
of shot nto his breast. Bullin ran a
few steps and fell. where he was
found dead this morning. The body
was sent to his parelts at winston
Salem.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-01
AIexieH viii Go Home.

st. Petersburg, Sept Gothic r.
port that Vicerov Alexier will return
TO ST. Petersburg, has been accepted
as true ever since the decision "a
form a second Manchurlnn army wn-
announced. II appear still TO be q
question, however. whether his re-
turn involves the practical winding
up Uf his public career. The report.
Of his becoming chancellor are rc
garded as idle gossip devoid Of solid
foundation.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-01
|, .ssssssssssss
BULLETIN.

. Field Marshal 0yama has be-
. gun the long expected advance
. upon the Russian army AT Muk'
. den and coineident movement
. at Sinmintin is anticipated by
. the fact thar the Japanese have
. occupied Siaobeyho, west OF the Z
. Lao river. There Is a concen' Z
. Iration OF Japanese forces In the Z
vicinity Of Hentai mines and the
. advance lines are being gradu' Z
ally pushed eastward. General Z
. Sakharoff in dispatches Ia the .
war Office AT ST, Petersburg re- .
ports successes In several en- .
gagements OF. minor character. .
An undated dispatch from Gen. 9
. Kuroki's headquarters report the
Japanese military organization
. to be as efficient as Il has been .
at any tine since the war began. Z
There Is no definite news from Z
. Port Arthur.
a n 4
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-01
BURTON JURY DISAGREES.
Mistria Expected in the Palestin,
Criminal Assault case.

Athens, Tex, Sept. 3U.-The state
announced ready i'm the Stafford Grim
inal assault case this morning.
The defense was given until 1880
o'clock to make announcement.
The jury in the Burton case came in
tnis forenoon. the foreman stating that
an agreement could not be reached.
Judge Word instructed them To return
and reconsider. A mistrial is now eX-
Bccted I'm this case.
All criminal business that was set
Tor this term of court was continued
until next term by Judge Word.
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a RepubIiesn ousrtetts.

Washington. Sept. 5n.-FDur mem.
bors ri the cabinet. shaw. Taft Hitch
cprf and Mo0dv. attended thr meeting
TODAY NOrhing of serious iIupo tanoc
t-as determined upon .-Ornr fime was
devoted ~ fhr consideration Df the 20
rfffrs1 situation
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Ian Boat Landed Coolies.

Che Foo, Sept. 30, ! p. ma jap
anese destroyer at midnight last
night landed near Chez Foo Is CHI
nese Coolies whom the Japs had tax
en- from a junk which was attempt
ing to run the blockade and carry
mail from Port Arthur. The junk
was burned.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-01
BOSTON MoURNs FOR HoAR.
Both Democrats and Republican,
Alike Pay Tribute TO His Worth.

Boston. Sept. 3O.-Ncws Of the
death of Senator Eloar at Worcester
was received with great regret by all
classes Of citizens. In politics be-
had no enemies in the state and dem
ocrats were not behind the member
Of his own party IN paving tribute to
his worth.
Soon after daylight. the hags on
the state house were half-masted aud
later similar token - mourning was
displayed. on the city hall and Other
buildings throughout the city.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-01
Will Interchange News Of Prisoners

st. Petersburg, Sept. 80, $50 p. M
The report that japanese and Rus
slams have arranged a direct cx
change of news regarding prisoners
of war without the Intermediary OF
the United States and France IS con
firmed. Under the new arrangement
information regarding Japanese pri''
oners will be sent to the japanese
minister at Berlin. and news aborl
Russian prisoners will be forwarded
TO N. Lessar, the Russian Minister at
Pekin.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-01
JAPs CHANGE GAUGE.
viksoo's Road Cause 10 Nov Within
Fifteen Miles % Lac Ysnp.

Field HeadquarferH n fhe secpuf
Iapansse Army. Soft- ~ nom. VIA
Fusan. Sept sH-Tar changing pi
fhe gauge nr fbe railroad ha- in1
completed uifhin zen miles ~ LAO
Yang ana o. o. arnaffrd that EifhIa
frea nr four DAYS fan f-sf train vif
ron r,rp- fhr uru frnfE-
There is % fhhnsr in fhr Eifua'lfn
Iarnnrar frfrysi a-r mos y ullr7
~ fur nprrh
There arc daT~ fia b. hfruf m
Iaranf.za oufu1-fu ard nussinr o..
fr0lr uuuniir resulting in DtlT rrnn
rnrunifins-
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FAIRBANKS or THE STUMP.
Practically the Entire PooUlsce of
prosser. Washington. for Audience.

North Yakima. Wash. Sept go
senate Fairbanl-s made hi9 first stop
to-day ar PrDsser. prosperous a-ri-
ruIfura1 f0un Oh fhe Yakima river
taUar. which has been fIuit uu largely
I'd rough fhp rne gin- u senator Ar
lfur The f1uu uaz rearbrd af 7-sh.
ana zanafr- Fairbanks fff she lraaf-
f.ar table rn make Die address. T'rar
rHaTfr the anff-a uHuniari1n 0f -hr
rrur uaz a- rhl rafrnad efsriUu. and
ire sanHrJ- uas rHraIrr1 viii rhefrs.
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Japs Were RepUlsed.

ST Petersburg. Sept. 30.-The zen
al stan has received news that In
tie general assault on Port Arthur
from September 20 10 September zs.
the Japanese were eveiyWhc.c re-
pulsed
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Cincinnati. SlIf. 3H.-Mil-e s'.hrrrk
~ fhi- rrr. InYeled Dr JsrE Bsus-
hrf4 81 Chiae1 ir fhr fDurrh round
farl r1laF ThE fEir uas scheduled
f8 ~ nreen rounds
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Denlore ST. Louis Vandalism.

st. Petersburg, Sept. 30.-The news
that the several valuable oil paint
ings belonging to Russia at the 81
Louis exposition, had been defaced
caused a painful impression here.
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smolensk VIII Goa,

Algiers Algeria. Sept. 30.-The Rus.
sian volunteer feet steamer Smolensk
has arrived here from Port Sain. Shi
vii take 400 tons of coal on board.
and await orders
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ran 20 ooen ohin csmpaan.

Washington. Sept. ao.-Sccretary
Taft left here tonight on a Fp-akine
tour.
lie vii open the campaign in Ohio
A. Marion tomorrow evening.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

} Washington. D. e. SEPT 81
, Wrr Texas. Pair. Louisiana and
} Pass Texas. Pair Saturday and
, SUNDAY. Light 10 fresh variable
} winds