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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
FAILED TO r
Jurors in the Nan Patterson Case
Are Discharged.

New York: Following n day of intense
nervous strain Nan Patterson Friday
night was In the Tombs prison III aud
perhaps ON the eve or n breakdown, but
with constant attendance.
The former show girl, expecting ac-
luittal NJ he hands of the jury which
has listened To the evidence In her trial
for the murder OF Caesar Young Inst
June. went into the our Friday noon
To learn that the twelve men chosen To
decide as TO her innocence or guilt had
been unable 10 reach an agreement; In
fact. had divided evenly over the qucs-
ton as to whether or NOT she held the ~.
volvcr which ended Young's life. The
jury stood six to six. haif for acquittal.
The other half for conviction. Although
40 Official announcement WAS made fur
Their than this. court house talk had Il
that OF the six deciding against Miss Fat.
lcrson none was for conviction for muir.
der in the first degree. that one held ont
for murder in the second degrvc, " for
murder in the second degree. $50 for
granddaughter IN the first degree. and
three for manslaughier la the second de-
gree.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
Forty Years Ago.

Communication south of Cairo, H.,
was shut OF by the freezing OF the
river.
Several steamboats, were sunk and
many others injured ut st. Louis by tho
breaking up OF the Ice In the river.
Major Gen. Thomas attacked and
routed Hood aud his Confederate forces
before Nashville. Tenn.
A Union expedition along the Roam
oke river was reported to have de-
stroyed SiyOO0.O00 worth OF Confeder-
ate commlssary stores.
President Lincoln ordered n draft OF
10000 men TO make up credit deticien-
cIes In the previous call for troops.
Hoods Confederate army, routed at
Nashville, rctreated beyond Franklin,
with Thomas In pursuit.
Several Chicago policemen were ar
rested by federal authorities on charges
OF assisting enlisted men TO desert.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
WEEKS HAPPENINGS
NEWS OF The WEEK m a CON-
oENsEo FORM.
Suit for $4,000 IL Lost-Important
Case Decided at sioux Faiis-in-
Companies wins-History
or the Casr-Other state News.

A Jury Ia the state circuit court IN
Sioux Falls has just disposed or an I'M
portant suit involving the payment OF
life insurance policies a~ggrcgating Slo'-
600.
Milton W. Miles. n prominent Sioux
Falls banker, on Jan. q OF the present
year was found In his room ut his home
In that city with n bullet hole In his
head and a revolver with one chamber
empty by his side. lie carried 500
insurance In the woodmen aud $1,000
each In the Penn Mutual. the North
western Life and the Providcnt Savings
life Insurance Companies. Each policy
contained n suicide clause. which was In
effect az the time OF Miles death.
The woodnen order at once paid the
$1,000. but the other companies refused
payment on the ground that the deceased
came To his death by suicide. The widow
OF the dead man, Mrs. Nora NJ. Miles,
then instituted n suit against each OF
the three companies. That Just disposed
OF by the jury was against the Tenn
Mutual.
The case OF the plaintiff was based on
the allegation that the death OF her
husband was due To an accident. When
ON the witness stand she stated. among
other things. that. intending to do some
repairing ON Mr.. Miles clothing. she
took from his pockets some papers and
n revolver and placed them In the bot
tom drawer OF n roll.top desk In MIR.
Miles room. On the fatal day Mr.. Miles
went upstairs TO get the papers, Mrs.
/. Miles having told Him where she put
chem. aud the contention OF the plaintiff
was that while getting ont the papers he
accidentally shot himself with the re-
volver which was In the same drawer.
Tbs verdict Of the jury finds for the
plaintiff iu the sum OF SIT. This In the
amount OF the premium paid on the poll
cy. and which, according to the terms OF
the policy, would be returned In case OF
suicide. The form OF the verdict taxes
| the costs 10 the company, 50 that Mrs.
Miles viii have only her attorneys fees
to pay, but will get none OF the 5000
insurance on her husbands life which
she sued for.
This suit virtually decides the other
two. and therefore Mrs. Miles. owing 10
the policies containing suicide ,~elauses.
will fail 10 recover the $4,000.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
l,Te SENTENCE FOR wH,rEcAp
Mississippi Court sends Up Five Men
for FIFTY Years ZACH.

Brookhavcn. Miss: la the whitccap
eases Tuesday Judge Wilkinson SEN
fenced one man for life. i've 10 hfty
years. and N TO twenty-five years. de-
claring II his purpose Ia do all In his
power 90 put an End 10 the reign Of ter
ror among the negroes of the state.
Tuesdays action IL the most drastic ev'
or applied in this section Ia the punish.
mcnt % whitccappcrS aud has created
CONSERVATION among the white accused
Of harrnssing negroes.
This whiiccapping business must
stop" declared Judge Wilkinson. In al.
dressing 300 white citizens of Lincoln
County. most Of whom were accused OF
writing notices warning negroes To leave
with posting such notices. or with shoot
inR into or burning houses.
"You will get the full penalty ~ the
law. cvcn II Il takes every man In Lin.
coin County and makes every woman 8
widow" continued the judge.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
BALL PLAYER GETS So, 900 ,ooo
Harvard's Len Guard Comes Int
Hats Inh-ritancc.

Cambridge. Mass: While the IIar
ward football eleven was getting ready
for It's game with Yale last November,
there was a man "n thesuuad whose
play. although unfinished. was steady
aud whose persistence iually gained hin
n place nc guard.
Ills wns Frederick Hall White. 'OS
who played on Harvard's freshman team
two years ago. aud who had returned "a
the university after an absence of "A year
"Wednesday White attained his major
lily aud with his t~wcnty-frst birthday
has cnme n fortune of $1,000. inherited
from his mother. AMI of which he rs
sumcs the control aud management aftci
several years N thu financial guardian.
ship or his father.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
JUDGE .RoAsTs" a JURY.
Had Acquitted an Alleged Horse
Thief In brown County.

~ - eHt8a @t.
A sensational scene occurred In cir
cult cour nc Aberdeen when Judge Jas.
III. Mccoy. Immediately after the convcn-
Ing Of court the other morning. admins
tered n severe rebuke Co the Jurors who
had acquitted Charles Baldwin Of the
charge Of horse stealing.
The evidence against Baldwin. who
was accused OF stealing n team of horses
from Senator kocpsel, oC Groton, la
September. was quite clear. aud the
states attorney was confident OF n con
~,ietion. especially ms Baldwin himself
was the only witness for the defense.
The jury, however, after being out for
over three hours, returned a verdict 81
acuuittal.
Judge Mccoy reminded the Jurors that
the present term OF court " costing the
taxpayers OF Brown County about SaUO
n day and Informed them they they were
making a farce Of the whole session;
that the county has n good states attor-
ncy aud n good sheriff and that those OIL
Gals should be supported and upheld
when the evidence would Justify II, but
the jurors would sit In the jury box and
take the word OF n horse thief in prefer
encc To the sworn testimony OF honest
and reputable farmers In the vicinity OF
Groton. lie further stated that the ne
tons OF the jurors were such as We're
calculated 20 make Brown County a
lurking place for horse thieves. and con
cludcd his lecture by saying that the
county commissioners should 20 To- the
expense OF having the jurors photo
graphed aud the picture hung mp In the
our as a %precaution against their
ever again being drawn for jury duty.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29

Allegations or Defense In Denver
Election Cases.

Denver, Colo: Ia defending Clarence
l.. Dixon. an election clerk, charged with
contempt in having permitted illegal
voting nc the November election ~ vio-
lation OF the supreme courts injunction.
Attorney Philip iiornbcin declared la
open cour Friday that the ballot box
must have been tamIgrrl with since the
election. The experts report had shown
that thcr. were NJ ballots la the box
which wcrr folded i'm such a manner rs
Ia show that they were not deposited
singly In the usual manner through the
opening In the box.
cit Is impossible" said Mr.. Hornbcin,
that any election officer put the ~ fold
ed ballots Ia that box. The supreme
court watchers were there the entire
day: they siaid until the morning after
election. when the box was taken tn the
court house: they did not allow any stuff
Ing of the box. AMI the only theory l
have for the presence 81 those 81 ballots
In the box ~ that they were put there by
some persons not connected with the
Democratic organization"
Attorney Hornbcin asked the court to
order an investigation of the men who
have bee acting rs guardians of the bal
lt bnNtN Ni ihFfnufi hNuNf Ahh W AhF
state house. where they were held for
investigation. lie intimatcd that the
watchers had been brihcd ard had per-
mittcd the extraction IL the good hal
lots aud the insertion of fraudulent hal
lots.
No action was taken by the conrt on
The attorneys charge. The court took
the ease under advisrmcut.
According To n report published In the
Times Friday IL has been definitely dc'
cidcd by the Republican leaders Ia con-
test the election 81 Alva adams rs gov
crnor before the legislature by which
the vote Is canvass~i. Their purpose. II
N said. u Ia submit evidence uf frauds
committed IN 80 Denver Democratic pre-
cinc,s over which the supreme court took
Jurisdiction. mud ask TO have the entire
vote of all these precincts rejected In ne
cordancc with the example of the court,
which threw out the votes In i've pre-
| cincts where Il was shown by evidence
in contempt casrs that It's injunction
had been violated.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
RInw 90 snInnn..

In a ease To test the liquor license law
" the state IN which the point az issu"
was the right Of a town board To- grant n
license where there had been no aiilrma-
tive vote nc the last election. Judge
Whiting held that an affirmative vote
was required every year before a license
could be issued. aud ir this hr has been
affirmed 10y the supum" court, This
means that there II not a legal saluol In
the state except IN towns wicrr licrnr"
was voted IN the election last spring. aud
II affects most oT the towns VI the state.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
One Hundred Years Ago.

A Paris paper published n statement
OF the expenses Of the coronation OF
Napoleon. making them Sa30.o00.
The British consul ut Honduras or
dcred that mahogany should not be ex-
ported In any American or foreign ves-
sci.
A new quarantine order In Holland
required all American vessels TO enter
the port Of IIeivoctslu.S.
Thomas Jefferson and George Clinton
were unanimously chosen President
and Vice President OF the United
States.
Congress appointed n committee or
Ave TO consider the project of erecting
n permanent bridge across the Poto-
mac river nc Washington.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
PREACHER VICTIM OF TREMeNs
Rev. Mr.. Kendall, of Chicago, In q
Hospital at Springfield. %.

Springfield. o.: The Rev. w. &. Ken.
dali. who arrived here ON Sunday. and
registered from Chicago. was taken Co u
hospital Thursday. \ physician says
he Is suffering from ptomniuc poison,
aud the police say he Is on the verge of
dclirium trcmrns
The porter at he hotel declared Ken.
dalIs room looked like a saloon. \ pril
hoy was arrested for stealing a diamond
ring from Kendall.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
SUICIDE OR ACcIoENT7
sc. Louis Woman Jumps from Win
dow with Clothes on Fire.

st. Louis: In the presence NJ her hus-
band aud several nciIhborS. Mrs. Mary
Lawson. ~ years OF age. Sunday leap
ed from a window on the second floor
OF her home with her clothing IN flames.
and died NJ night NJ the city hospital
from the effects OF the fall and burns.
Mr.. Lawson says his wife had been
absorbed IN the study of s%piritualism r.
gently aud he feared her mind had bc-
come affected. This leads him 20 he
lIeye that she committed suicide.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
Twenty Years Ago.

England was stirred m over n re-
ported plot to dynamite Windsor Cas-
tie ami kIll the Queen.
stories Of trouble between the Grand
DIXIE Scrvlus OF Russia and his wife,
Elizabeth 81 ilcssc. were sent out from
London.
The text of the N~icaraGuar canal
and the SAN Dominican treaties vas
made public 10y Congress.
Thirteen bodies were recovered from
a ruruci orphan asylum In Brooklyn.
and over 100 children hid not been ac-
counted FOR.
The wnrlI's fair al Ncw Orleans
opened.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
MADE a WILD RUSH
.santa's" burning Beard starts "
Panic in "a Wisconsin school.

Gal.syillc. Wis: \ panic IN a pubic
school here was narrowly avcrted Thurs
day afternoon during u Christmas pro-
gram. The room had been darkcned while
the gifts were being distributed from the
tree. George Sagen. OF the high school.
impersonated Santa Claus. In reaching
for some article from the tree his false
beard caught fire from n lighted candle.
The children made n wild rush for the
door aud only by force did the teachers
and older persons prevent them from
trampling some ~ the little ones under
foot. Young Sagen's blazing costume
was torn from him. bnt not until his face
and hands were severely burned.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
Seyenty-fiye Years AGO.

A treaty OF peace and alliance was
ratified between Bucnos Ayres and
Santa Fe.
1vid aIid -II,-t wee jts.~SsEsa near
Devonshirc. England.
France, Russia and England could
not come 10 an agreement rs TO what
title the new ruler OF Greece was to-
assume.
Prince Frederick Of the Netherlands
was appointed by the King admiral OF
the navy and colonel general OF the
land forces.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
MILLIONS INVOLVED.
A Big New York Pittsburg Real Es-
tate Deal - Closed.

PittSburH. Pa: II IL announced here
that a real estate deal OF unusual pro
portions has been closed In New York
by which the T.. NJ. Rush estate of this
city secures ihrrc large hotel nropertics
in New York City. giving in part pay
ment real estate la Pittsburg valued at
81. 10000. The aggregate value OF the
properties involved is In the neighbor.
hood OF S5.OOO.OOO. According Co the
statement. the Rush cstai has trans
fcrrel. IN consideration of 50. 10000. the
Breton hall. the Regent aud the Aber.
deem. all history hotels in New York.
the combined rruial of which is S22O.OOC
npr uuuum.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
BAD RAILWAY WRECK
CHRISTMAS BROUGHT a NUM-
Ger OF ACCIDENTS
Hcad-On Collision Near Maud sta
tion, m.-seven Persons Killed
Outright and Nine Seriously In
jurcd-Engincmcn Escape.

Louisville. Ky: The passenger train
which left -. Louis at y o'clock Satur.
day night on the Southern Railway col.
lided hcadon with the passenger train
leaving Louisville about the same hour
near Maul's Station. ILL.,. Sunday. I'm"
passenger aud six employees were KILLED
aud two passengers aud seven employees
injured.
The II. Lonis-I Louisville aud the ~.
Louis knoxv vile slccpcrs were drawn
by both trains. hut none of the passcn-
gers In the ears were injured. Both en-
gincs were badly demolished and four
coaches destroyed. The collision occur
red between Mount Carmel. ILL.,, aud
Princeton. Ind, aud according To the
Southern Railway officials was caused
ny the failure OF the operator ut Browns.
ILL.,. TO deliver 10 the eastbound train au
order naming n meeting place for the
trains.
Engineer buchanan and Fireman Tag.
CART escaped by jumping.
Nothing was found of Fireman liutt's
body hut somc charrCd bones. which
were Identified by a watch aud ring near
them.
The body of Engineer Rowcn was dis
covered piniOncd beneath the burning
tender and was identified by means ~ a
watch aud an Elks badge.
u. II. McNccley. one of the injured.
was riding ON the engine. lie l. n re-
porter on tho Princeton. Ind. Clarion.
and was going 10 spend Christmas at his
old home in Fairfield. III. His wife was
In a coach behind.
The wounded were uncared for until
relief arrived from Princeton. Ind. aud
Mount Carmel. III. Several cars wcre
burned before the hrc was c~xtinguishei.
Each train carried day coaches. a chair
car and we ~slrcpcrS. The chair ears
aud sleepers were not injured.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
CARDIGAN CASES AFFIRMED

But he continues 10 do nicely u Is
bearing his misfortune quite checrfully.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
ORGANIZATION rs COMPLETE
North Sea Commission Conycncs
In Paris.

Paris: The International commission
appointed 20 inquire into the North sea
incident met nj the foreign office Thurs.
day morning. Rear Admiral Davis was
present. The commission unanimously
elected Admiral Baron Won Spaun, Of
the Austro.IIunrnrian navy. 10 be- the
fifth member. completed the preliminary
organisation AMI adjourned until Jan. -
NJ. I.oub.t received Admiral Davis H.
the library nr IA" l.lysec palace nj u y.
m. The admiral. who wore his full uni.
form. was accompanied by his aides, also
IN uniform. The interview was a brief
and formal exchange Of amenities, the
president expressing his pleasure at the
fact that the United States was repre-
sentcd on the commission.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
SCHOOL BOARD HANDICAPPED
Deli Rapids Bond Proposition ~
Defeated.

At a special election held IN Dell Rap
ids Tuesday Ia vote Ou the proposition
H. issue bonds In the sum NJ $1,000 10
build n new school building the measure
was defeated by 81 majority.
The question oG issuing bonds iu the
SUN Of $500 to rcfuud outstanding
bonds carried.
\ light vote was cast. The result NJ
the election j. somewhat of a surprise,
and as a result the school board will be-
unable "a meet the demands FOR morn
school rOOm az this time.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
cHAowIcKs BOTH INDICTED
The Doctor aud Wife arc charged
with Forgery. y

Cleveland. o.: Dr. Leroy =. Chad
wick aud his wife. Mrs. Cassie J.. Chad.
wick. were Jointly indicted by the county
grand jury Thursday afternoon ON the
charge OF having forged and uttered .
S5.0O0.OOO note signed 10y Andrew Car,
ncgie. Dr. Chadwick is now on his waf
from Paris aud Is expected next We'd
ncsday. As soon as the Indictment was
returned Sheriff Barry. or CuyahOga
County. made arrangements To secure
DIR. Chadwick's cXtraditinn. lie viii
meet the steamer on its arrival.
This Is the third time Mrs. Chadwick
has been indicted by the county grand
jury. but II is the first instance of her
husbands name appearing IN legal pro
cccdings In the case.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
E,ornou. Flow of Water.

The new a~rtcsinn well. which has just
been compclrtcd Ia, the city of Aberdeen,
after nearly six months work on the part
OF the contractors. has M How
nf water. the output for twenty'fo u
hours being estimated by the city engi-
uccr at l.la9.232 gallons. The water
II unusually clear aud has n temperature
of ~ degrees. The bottom OF the well
j. 100 feet below the surface.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
Thirty Years Ago.

Persistent rumors were afoat In Ger
many that bismarck was about TO re-
sign through pIque nt the Reichstag.
Boston was visited by a series OF
fires. causing a loss OF $l.O0O.OO0 worth
OF property.
The Italian Chamber OF Deputies at
Rome voted an annuity 20 Gnrlbaldl.
Efforts 10 Introduce the mixed school
system nj New Orleans resulted In o
strike OF the white children at the
schools.
King Kalakaua of.thc Sandwich ISL
ands was presented to Congress. He
was welcomed 10y Speaker James q.
Blaine IN the House.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
chief Lu.ticc Likes Trusts

philadelphia. Pa: CHIEF Justice
Mitchell. Of the Pennsylvania supreme
court. az a dinner Thursday night. came
out IN a strong defense of trusts. The
people n them aud there il NJ usc
shouting for insane legislation tn put
them down" be- said.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
Good Profit An Training.

The days Of the trappcr are not over
ia South pa',ota. \ number 81 men are
engaged in trapping fur.bcaring animE!s
in different parts OF ia" state. \ Tur-
ner County mau. Fred Robinson, has
met with great success thus far this win
ter. lie operates along the rivers aud
little lakes in th~cSoutheastern part OF
the state. and already has trapped mink.
uiuskrats aud other animals In sufficient
numbers to pay him a profit OF several
hundred dollars.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
Miss DuIbcer's VIII Stands.

Saul'rauri.cn: The will 10y which Mis.
Bertha VI. bulh'cr. who was killed by
falling Grom an upper iiunr through the
we'll h. the Waldorf Astoria Hotel In
New Work.. gave tie greater part ~ her
estate. amounting To S!cil .UnO. To- hci
travelling companion. Miss Eta VI. War
ten. WIS SUSTAINED 10y u jury in the "a.
ugriur ,zIuTt.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
Girls Give Their Hood.

Ninrrnnc~, Iud.: The ~ Vim.
crunr. University Society saved the life
"r MIss Katherine Organ here 10y the
injection nf q quantity or healthy blood
from their arms iutn The cirrulniury syS.
tenn 81 Miss Organ. who had become
cmacintrd 10y . operation FOR appended.
iis. There urr t~wruty.thrr" members
aud iiiry have pledged themselves To- r..
nisr To- disruss the subject.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
Pigeon Makes Long Flight.

Utica. y. y: \ carrier pigeon. which
i supposed to have flown from the Pa.
elite coast. has been found. exhausted. at
Dolrcvillr. Ilrrkimcr County. In its lee
was u tag marked ~. II. c.. :EHi.
Adolf &. Horn. u pigeon ~fancicr. lived IN
Dolgcvill" until a year ago. when lIc wen,
To- southern California. taking his birds
with him.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
win II. Buried by Women.

indianapolis, Ind: Miss Sarah Jack
son. living near Dillsborn. Dearborn
County. H. such u consistent hairr ~
men that she has provided in her will
that no man shall have anything To 10
with her funeral. The driver 10 the
hearsc. the palIbcarrrs. and even the
persons who hl the grave are to h. wo-
..
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
fifty Years Ago.

Kamehameha III, Kin; OF the sand
witch Islands, died. and was succeede6
by Prince Alexander Lihollho.
The st. Lawrence river was opened
10 American vessels.
Rufus Choate Joined the political
party called the "know Nothings' and
became n candidate for the Senate.
The steamboat westmoreland was
sunk In Lake Michlgau ard seventeen
lives were lost.
Kansas was being settled by New
England emigrants. who were resolved.
10 fight against slavery in the new ter
rltory.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
COLT WAVE
Decided Drop In Temperature over
Wide Area.

Washington; Reports 90 the weather
bureau show the first decided cold wave
OF the season Is spreading rapidly south
eastward over the east slope Of the
Rocky Mountains.
The temperature Monday morning was
below zero In the Dakotns. Montana aud
western Wyoming. with a minimum
reading Of 20 degrees below nj Havrr.
Mont.
The southeast storm will move north
eastward during the next thirty-six
hours and cause general rains throughout
Kentucky. Tennessee aud the south At
lantic states.