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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-12

-FRAcigLA YERs ON M. AND K.
ARE WlTHllg 20, 200 FEET OF
PREsToN.s cAplTAL.

MoRGANToWS. Jan u. - The
track layers On tBe extension Of the
II. and Il railroad from Reedsyille
to Kinswood are now within 10000
feet 81 de capital o. Preston county,
and force % eighty or one hundred
men was Yesterday hard at work shov.
cling snow, and ballasting the track.
The winter storms may bother the
men, hut the work goes on. The date
or The entry q the track into King.
wood has not been SET. In fact, It
win moi b an easy thing to say when
the first train win make Its appear
ance in that ctty, hut the dateyis near
at hand.
Wien the Weather Is too rough for
placing crossties and rails the crews
are turned back and they DO the bal
lasting and leysilng. That is what
occupies them d this time.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-12
SECRETARY TAFS SPEEGE DIDsT


WASHINGTON, Jan. i2.S-eongtess
nsn Henry C. Adams, wisconsin Re-
publican. IN speech n tle House
late yeslerdny alternocn laid the re-
sprasibrtiy Of the defeat Governor
Myrun r. Iierrick, in Ohio, q the feet
Of President Roosevelt aud Secretary
Of Var Taft
he spoke IN eppositipn e tlle Phi 'lhsIl9
ippino Tarif bill and endeayoredl to &
show thai independent exercis of the
voting privilege was g the liking Of
the adminiairaion
~The administration at the White t
House cannot and yin not permit its
friends IN this Hcnse 70 whip the party
lash about cur heels he said u
c.lunot aiiord to Do So when g cabinet
minister goes into q disputed State IN
a hot campaign ana maltes e speech
shich has die eftect of turning down
the Republican candidate for Cover:
nor and electing the pemoc ocratlc can
didaie.T
Ar. Adams evidently did not intend
to present pill q particulars but
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-12
SENATOR ELKINS
Is CONFINED TO HIS HOME BY A
SEVERE COLD AT PRES.
EMIT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator s
q. Elkins, Of West Virginia, is con
fined to his home by a severe cold, con.
tracted during a recent trip to New
York. He has not been in the Senate
for a week.
Ar. Elklns is chairman Of the Sen
ate committee on interstate commerce
which is struggling to reach a deci,
siun upon the railway rate regulation
bills.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-12

convert a part Of his four hundred
acre farm into picnic and pleasure
resort, "A small stream was damned
to provide boating. During one Of
Charles visits hame from Cleveland
the discovery was made the musltrats
had undermined the dam. Charles
carrying q gun with which to shoot
the pests, went with his father to in.
iyestigate. While on this trip, the
father was shot ana seriously wound,
eds He wonld nuke no stat tement
fdrther than that tie shooting was &C.
lcidentaI Members oi Tie family tcols
turns sItting up Wit haia Tor several
nights succeeding On the night
which feil TO Charles sudden change
took place Charles aroused the 9th
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-12
HISTORY OF CHARLES "a. sEATON
SHOWS HIM TO HAVE TRAVELLED "a
DEVIOUS AND WINDING PATH

not serious. Members Of the family
insisted that Il was not the Charles
"A, seaton known here, selton, in his
early days, was superintendent Of the
Sabbath school Of the M b, Church
here, and until the death Of his faith.
,er and his escape with q woman in
Cleveland; was well thought ot In this
community Hts father had spent
Considerable money % i've hima
good educaeon and chatlss was re
gard6d sexceBtionaily byisllt and
shfewd,
White Visiting here with the woman
from New York he gHye his old triends
quite q shock by Offering for sale Q
formula Tor making ten year Old whis'
key in iorly.eighi hours.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-12

er members Of the family an dthey
reached the room only in time to see
the wounded man breathe his last, II
is said the mother; brother and sister
raised enough cash to pay Charles
his share Of the estate, enabling them
to kee pthe farm on which they still
reside. Charles made one visit from
Ne woyTls TO tie old home, He was
Accompanied lily q young and beapt.
ful woman: no some she was INTRO
daced a MIS- charleg 4, seaton 9th;
era imew her ii Miss eruin. Some
months Iater an item appeared IN tae
newspapers under a New oYrk date
line. giving An account Of the shoot
ing OF a Charles seaton In some aiiair
with woman there. The wound van
Pave Ave Tor 7J0nIn61N Ad.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-12

Is TiiE MI REPo oRT CON
eEHNlNc coNDlTloi OF MAR.
sI5AI.L FIELp

NEW YORK, Jan. 12; Doctor w, D,
James one 81 the leading physicians
attending Matshall Field 5sthe chica'
80 miIlI5naire nerchant issued the
following statement this morning, rs,
gqSaing ths condition Of Mr. Field,
VINO is M witil pneumonia At The Hol-
iana HonAes fields condition
continues about tie same. HeRis nc
wcEse, r. Passed fairly comfortable
night
fsisaedl Nv 2. JAMES.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-12

( PLYMOUTH, Ohio, Jan. Ia
Charles A; seaton, not Seton, was
born and raised on a farm in Rich;
land county, Ohio, near Plymouth.
He lived there with his father, moth.
er, brother, Schuyler, and sister, Lulu,
until about 1890 when he went 70
Mansfield where he = studied, law and q
was admitted to the bar. Next he
went; toS Cleveland where fhe ensa SOD
ii practice going tiosa elsselatd y
New York
seatcnis tathet died under some
what psculiar circumstances The
boys had persuaded their father to
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-12
HARRINGTON WOMAN
Attempted to XIII Herself To-day BY
Taking strychnlne.

MIS-: Austin Davis, wife Of a proml
nent hotel keeper dt Harrington the
county, attempted to end her life this
morning. she took an immense
amount ;of strychnihe but her chances
for recovery were good at noon. Nc
reason is given for the rash act.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-12
NEST VIRGINIA
SEATORINF
seal. BUSINESS ]! !! {
STANDS a CHANCE 10 osE VAL,
JAsLE PRIVILEGES M ALAS.
KAN WATERS.
ALARM FELT OVER THE THREAT.
ENEp EXTINCTION OF THE
FuR.sEALs.

. - -
WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 Senator
Stephen B. Elkins. Of West Virginia
D. G. Mills, Of New York, and Isaac
Liebes, Of San Francisco, who are tHs
lessees Of the Fur.seal Islands, Alas
ka, under the name Of the NORTH
American Commercial Company, ol
San Francisco. viii probably lose their
valuable privileges before the end Of
the preesnt session Of Congress.
The administration has become
alarmed at the threatened extinction
of the fnr-seals, and steps will be tax;
en- before Congress adtourns to put
a stop to the slaughter Of these ami,
mails. This will be done through an
agreement with Canada or through the
suspension Of the work of the lessees
on the islands. BY adopting the lat,
ter. course, the seal herd, it is said,
can be preserved from determination,
but it cannot be restored to good
numbers unless Canada unites with
the yhitea States to prohibit Pelaglc
sealing.
The fears Of the administration have
been aroused by the reports Of the
seal agents for 1sO4O5. They consti-
tute severe indictment Of the work
Of the Iessees and declare that the
killing by the lessees has been the
sole cause Of the remarkable decrease
of IS per cent. of the surplus yirile
breeding bulls in 1906, from their
number in 1904. Unless the work is
checked IT will be only year or two
before the breeding male life on the
seal islands will be actually extinct
and the herd completely destroyed.
The reports also show that the regu,
.lations made by the Department Of
Commerce and Labor to restrict the
killings have been persistently VIC
lated and ignored.
One Of these regulations reads:
"No, seals shall be taken that are over
four years Of age"
Manager Redpath's men took over
three hundred four years olds that
summer, and 266 in 1905.
The agents calculate that Of all
kinds Of seals, bulls, cows, bachelors
and pups, there are now on the
islands 2s8,oOO but as this estimate
does not take; into consideration the
loss from Pelagic sealing IN the two
preceding years and the consequent
pup morality, the actual number is
probably 100000 less than tnese hs'
ures,
In January 1904, after personal
inspection in the preceding summer,
a special committee 9of Senators
framed a bill to meet the situation.
1t proposed the cooperation Of Can
ada to stop Pelagic sealing and the
suspension Of the lessees' work on the,
islands. II Canada should refuse, 1t
is proposed that the United States
should proceed to kill on all'the sur;
plus male and female life on the Isl.
ands down to q limit which would whtt
serve to put the Canadian hunters en-;
tirely out Of business and at the same
time be .suaicient to preserve the
species from complete determination.
This measure will be pressed again
this session. 49,. u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-12
case Was compromIsisd, |,

Contractor T. L. Burchlnal sued Dir.
i. R. Cook for payment of a roof
placed on a building owned by the lat
ter The roof was not satisfactory
and the Doctor refused to pay. The
trial was to have come up before JUS
ticc Amos this morning but a comprc'
raise was Effected.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-12

An error ln the warrant fof the ar
rest Of the nus driver Who stuck
MRS Howard Koon on Parks avenue.
wednesday. MAZE It read Ceors1
Whiting when the name should hav1
been Davis Bell
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-12
adams SAYS PRESIDENT
CAUSED HERRIcK 5 DEFEAT

Wisconsin Congressman Handed Olt Some
Pretty Interesting Talk In The House
OF Representatives Yesterday.
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14
PALMA IS ANXIOUS
WOULD BE WILLING TO CcMPRC
MISE CUBAN TROUBLE.
AUTHORIZES INVESTIGATION
Men Who Won independence From
Spain Strive TO Save Dis.
rupted Country.

T Havana report that General
MenocaL who Is using his influ.
ence TO establish peace between the
government and the insurgents, has
an eye Oh the presidency. is vigorous
/ " denied by the leader OF the Cuban
/ veterans.
/ MenocaI adds that he does not seek
the overthrow Of President Palma or
The moderate administration. but de.
/ siFes solely TO see the republic at
| peace. Personal ambitions political
and otherwise, should be set aside for
the good Of all
Gen MenocaIs arrival has raised
the hopes Of peace President Palma
gave him carte blanche to investigate
the situation, and emissaries were
Immediately sent 10 the principal in
surSent chiefs to ask for an armIstice
Brighten. Guzman, commanding the
rebel forces in the Santa Clara pro
vince, is said to have received orders
from Gen Pine Guerra to avoid an
engagement until after September 10.
when Guzman is directed to begin an
energetic campaign.
Committees Of Veterans have start |
ed to visit the insurgents in Santa
Clara, Havana and Plnar del Rio pro
Vtnce5, to learn whether they are
willing TO make peace on the basis of
election within co days and |
a special session of congress to pass
a new general election providing for
minority representation and amnesty
for everybody in the revolt.
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14
TAPS FROM THE WIRES.

Explosion in Dupont nowdor wor,,.
four. '-A' til Ct
Clarence Still IS, killed by ligbtnlns
at East birmingham. Ala,
John Hutchinson, farmer fo rao,
puquoln, ILL.,, killed by lightning
Az stroud, Okla, lightning sumner
A. f. Schouten ard wife and fre[
house. 'N III G.
Mrs. L, E, Dent, sisterln.law Mr..
q D Grant, died in California insane
asylum. ''Nne
MIS-. Martha Donohue, who shot bus.
oahd through neck, acquitted at Fre.
donia, Kas. g
Valentine Beach, miner &C. drank
carnollc acid and died at CollinsyilIe
III. I'D me
Chas. Evans, r. former state mine
inspector Of Missouri, died at Hiebee
Mo. 'As '0e'
H. P. Hedges, Fresno, Cal tbirtv
thlrd degree Mason, dropped dead at
Ogden, Utah.
FeruVlans make elaborate prenara.
uons to receive Secretary Root,
Hereafter Crescent City Derby Lon.
iSEllie, Ky, will be worth $4,000
TRAIN and flour exchange orgunizad
at Springfield, Mo.
New York autoists arrive in rri,oo
-F DAYS 3 hours and 10 minutes across
continent. 0'S
Frisco whaling steamer AIexandor
ioSt III Arctic; crew safe.
At Nagatuck. Conn, four Italians
three men and one woman-shot in q
general fight. -
Fire within the Ohio reformatorv
at Mansfield, caused loss Of
100000 'oS' vi
Alabama democrats are HOLDING
''ate convention at Montgomery.
hotel Deckeryille Daolaru,1,o
Mich, destroyed by FIRE. Gnnsts ~ ao
'aped in night clothes.
Planning mills of Sumter IS q,
+umoer .on ao Co., destroyed by fire. with /
'OV,ooO feet Of lumber. Loss s1Oo ono
Electric trailer jumped trocl, ~
<enilworth, Chicago suburb str,cl,
eiephone pole, and two passengors
'adly injured. '''N'' S'''
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14
THE GERMANS LOSE OUT
cHALLENeERs FoP ROOSEVELT
CUP LEFT FAR m REAR.
Winner Of the Races For the Sender
kIasse at Kiel Last to
Cross the Line.

( Marblehead Mass.-Thsca Anleri
can boats sailed across the fn
lsh line in WedLesdays race for the
Roosevelt cup well in advance of the
three German cha,leagers. Vim. de-
| signed by William Gardner. and owned
/ by Commander T. L. Park, of tha
american Yacht club, of New York,
won the contest through her brilliant
Windward work, coupled with splendid
running qualities. Clifford Bucknan.
her amateur skipper, sailed the craft
perfectly the second time over the
course, although he lost during the
first time by taking a long hitch IN
shore with the tide.
The Caramba, owned by C. II. Fos
ter was the second boat. finfshina 40
seconds behind Vim. while Aux win.
her OF Mondays race, was third to
uhish, " second behind Caramba
OF the three German chaI,encors
Wannssee did the best work, but At
'haI not one of them seemed to have
d cAahce with the American yachts at
any stage OF the race. Wannssee fin.
iSheo the race 8 minutes and 20 sec.
ohdS behind Vim and was 81 seconds
aheaa of the Glueckauf ". the nth
racer to finish. The Tilly VI, the
prIae Of the German feet, and winner
Oh nearly all the races for the soDdnr
hiasse at Ktel, Germany, was the Iast
Doat 10 cross the finish line.
Inc German yachtsmen expressed
themselves as much surprised at the
results OF the races that have been
7%"eo' but Go not admit yet that their
OF lifting the Roosevelt cup
~, are gone They said they woul. be in
, nuISuays race, and hoped to make
good showing.
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14

~ Z, Mound Strtet, Colam6as O6io.
LAY FEVER is endemic catarrh. 1t
l. is caused by some irritating sub
stance in the atmosphere during the
late summer months. 1t is generally
thought that the pollen of certain weeds
and flowers is the cause of it.
Change of locality seems to be the
only rational cure. The use of Peruna,
however, stimulates the nervous system
TO resist the effect of the poisonous
e!nanatlons and sometimes carries the
victim through the hay fever season
without an attack of the disease.
A large number of people RELY upon
Peruna for this purpose. Those Who
do not find it convenient to chance
their location to avoid HAY Fever
would do well to give Peruna a trial,
1t has proven of priceless value to
many people.
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14
National Banks Warned

Washington.-An official Of tbf
treasury department, in dtscpssins
the failure of the First National banE
Of Chelsea, Mass, asserted that hore
after the law regulating the maxine
OF loans by national banks will he rig'
IaIy enforced. Willful and fragrant
violation of the law, he said, means
mat the charter Of the bank will be
forfeited. D''
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14
Revolution ct Mooador

Iangier, Morocco -- 4 revolution
IS IN progress at Mogador. on the
Atlantic coast Of Morocco. The
lnsnrsent tribes are attacking the
town. The French minister here sps
sent the cruiser Galilce to the scene
OF the disturbance, and the represen.
tatives Of the other powers have ca.
oied for men of war. The represen.
'atiye Of the sultan here, Mohammed
Ell Torres, Is trying to charter steam
ers TO take troops 10 Mndapnr
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14

sault Ste. Marie, Michigan
Under the floor in a lonely hut oc.
cupted by a hermit named lanes
James, near here, the skeleton of =
man was discovered, The hermit
committed spicide, and the AUTHORITIES
in searching the place in which lanes
had lived alone for years, made tbpir
ghastly find.
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14

Mexico City, Mexico.-Dealers in
Mexican cocoa have bought up all
the available supply of that product
in this country and have advanced the
price rs per cent in the last few days
1t is reported that the dealers are
working in conjunction with New
York city commission firm which is
seeking to control the worlds supply
Of cocoa.
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14
FaVors More Phonetic sneIIIn,

Chicago, lllinois.-That President
roosevelt has not gone far enough in
his spelling reform was the declara.
ton made by the Hon. Timothy +
Healy, for 2G years member of the
British parliament, who is in Chicago,
Healy said that he has educated all
OF his children by the phonetic meth.
cd.
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14

Los Angeles CaI.-PractjcaI,v
all the union carpenters In Los
Angeles, estimated at about 1000 aro
on strike, in order to enforce their de-
nands for an increase in the wage
scale closed shop" and Saturday han
holiday. ''@ Il
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14

Mayktng, kontucky-The most
important moonshine raid in several
years was made on Elkhorn creek
when United States Marshal and a
posse destroyed six large Illicit stills
and captured four desperate moon.
sinners, They were taken to Whites
burg for trial before United States
Commissioner Baker.
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14
At the White Housa o..nL

oyster Bay, N Y.-President
Roosevelt will leave sagamore Hin
for Washington October l. Three
days later he will make a flying trim
to Harrisburg and York. Pa, where he
will deliver speeches.
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14
Government Cotton R.nnrt

New York. n Y.--The govern,
ment report giving the condition o.
cotton August 25 will be issued
al one O'Clock next Monday. aud the
first report of the census bureau civ.
ing the amount of cotton ginnal n,4cr
TO September I will be issued at two
O'clock on the same day
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14

Gallon, O.--After having been shot
SIX times by masked burglars, c. S.
Rittner a saloonkceper, staggered to
the telephone and notified the police,
after which he tainted from loss Of
blood
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14

Lincoln Nebraska. -, The first
football accident of the season in Ma
bTasNa occurred at Neigh. where
George Hartman, a high schol stu.
dent, suffered a broken leg this morn.
ing The practice was under the new
rules.
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14

Chicago-Miss Edelhertg vos
Killed and Miss Anna Robinson
seriously injured in a panic on = Wost
IWeifth street car, caused by short
circuit in controller box. and fol,
lowed by the burning of the woodworI,
Of the car '0'
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14
President It Masonlc Indn.

Oyster Bay, New York.-Pregi.
dent Roosevelt attended the meeting
hore last night Of the Matuinicock
lodge OF Masous, Of which he Is D
member, The meeting was the first
10 be held since last winter, and the
president made a short address.
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14
a Sheriff Kills Tuo

Fort Worth. Texas,-Deputy sber.
III Porter of Guadalupe county is
dead near Redwood, the result Of ba.
ing shot twice in the stomach by two
Mexicans at dance. Before dayIight
ne shot and killed both Mexicans who
were brothers by the name of Toras
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14
6attIeshlp Lord Nelson Laur,,,a

London-The British battIesbin
Lord Nelson. sister shin -,
the Aeamemnon. and second in size
and armament 10 the Dreaduaugst
was successfully launched at Jarrow.
On-Tyne
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14

st Petersburg-The battleshins
IsareVitch and Slay and the
cruiser bogatyr have sailed from
Cronstadt on a cruise in foreign wa,
ters' Emperor Nicholas went IN
Cronstadt and reviewed the ships and
their crews. N
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14

japanese Warship to Visit Honolulu,
Honoiulu--lt Is reported that
Japanese warship will start for
thiS port on September 10. The yes.
here '''''
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14

South Bend, ndiana.-Refore tbe
body of Ferris Winer was hurfa.
at Miahawka the casket standipr nv
end. was Photographed with the 5sg
mans fancee standing By its "a
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14
Quarantine Raised

New Orleans, La.-All quarantine
against New Iberia, La, where q
case OF yellow fever was found 10
days ago was raised by order of the
state board of health
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14

On" bank i0 Naples handles re-
mittanrcs Of 100000 a year from the
United States The army OF Italian
Immigrants vie with the Irish in re-.
mcmbcring the foIha al home
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14

Davenport 1owa,-Abe Attcu sue.
cesstuIly defended the title Of
feaiher"eight champion of the world
by defeating Frank Carsey in the
third round Of e 15.round bout
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14
Killed In Automobile Ao,;Ln.

Babylon, L. Charles W, Tv,.
de, a wealthy retired bpeiresa
man, resident at Patchogue, was
Killed at lslip in an automobile acct
dent. A~O''
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14
Seized BY MexIcon ounboa.

galveston, Texas.-A cable tn the
Guif Fisheries Co. of this citv an.
honnced the seizure of one of Its finest
smacks by a Mexican gunboat at Ar.
mas reef. in the gulf of Campecha
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14
HAY FEVER

"Ha0fHg ased Pcyara fer eGtarys and
hGyJtVfr, I can yccoa.1gegaz 1t 10 al .cao
are sa.ferfHg 7s'tfh tie a5ovs diseases ,
Al. ha33y 10 be e6ls 10 say IT has hkltea
me zyoaaerJai.y.
.-lgeyaYe x. .c,g,,5
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14
New Constitution Far E.n,I.

Guayaquil--President Alfara has ia.
sued a call for a national convant,on
october ., in order to prorulaate =
new constitution, and elect a president
OF the republic. ~
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14
Geld For United States.

London.-lt is understood that
the United States has secured
ABOUT $l25O,oOo, about half of the gold
available, at about farthing above the
market rate.
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14

st. Louis belIboy gave to the
wrong man a grip containing $50 o0n
inns teaches us that when we have
'HoO'Voo in grip We should ALWAYS
insist on carrying it ourselves.
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14

Paris continues to discuss the re-
moYal Of the E6el tower because If
is not thing of beauty. Its lack or
grace did not become so offensive I'm.
I'll II ceased to be notable sonrc, 20
revenue.
The commonwealth., 1906-09-14

San Francisco, Cal.-The car.
meas union voted to so back TO work
and submit the question Of WAGES and
hours 20 arbitration.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-06-21
coIdest Place ON Earth

Where is the coolest place in the
world? w. N. Shaw some time apo
placed the region of lowest tempera.
lures Of the northern hemisphere in. !.
great oVal~c land surface liz Sibaria
At Wercnojansk q temperature as low
as -6S.8 degrees centigrade below
freezing has been registered. But this
has now been matched by the Rms
sian artist Borrihon in Nova Zembla
During an excursion to the straits NJ
Mstouchin he found in an explorers
cache a box containing TWO themom.
eters for recording maximum and
minimum temperature. 1t is supposed
that they belong to Hofer, the Ans.
TRAN geologist who made an expedi.
ton to this spot in 1872. One of the
thermometers registered Is degrees
at the maximum and the other regis.
tered the minimum OF 20 degrees be.
low freezing. This value would be the
lowest temperature experienced dur,
Ing the last thirty years.