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New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
FIREMEN'S BUSY DAY.
Small Boy and His Bonfire Keep
Them on the Junrp.

AS usual, the small boy and his bonfire caused
the Fire and Police departments no end OF
trouble yesterday Up 20 II O'Clock last night
eighty-four fire alarms had been turned in since
morning, more than three times the average Of
an ordinary day. The fact that the streets were
almost depleted OF policemen gave the youngsters
every opportunity to make trouble, and they
were not slow TO take advantage OF IT
In Harlem, particularly, the youngsters were
troublesome. They started in early and about
3 o'clock set fire TO a lot OF rubbish where
houses had been demolished at Nos I24 126
and 12s East 125th street The men from Truck
Il, IN the immediate vicinity, had TO turn
a stream on the rubbish before they extin-
guished It.
An hour later boys set fire to a fence In 111th
street between Fifth and Lenox avenues. There
was another whirl OF the fire engines Very soon
after three boys pulled the box at Third avenue
and 18th street They escaped. but the fremen
had another run In the afternoon another
group Of young celebrators set fire to a fence
surrounding a lot at 111th street and Eighth ave-
nue.. and once again the annoyed fremen were
called upon.
A little further uptown shanty on the west
side Of Broadway. between Path and 125th
streets. was set on fire about noon. The fremen
had scarcely got back 70 quarters from this
oIaze When they were called out again. for the
erty' directly adjoining the one that they had
first destroyed
Some overenthusiastic youn gsters made a bon
hre Of a pile of barrels, boxes, crates and mis-
cellaneous pieces OF timber IN a vacant lot ad-
joining the tathouse at No. 211 West SSth
street The walls OF the fathouse became so
warm that Mrs Winifred SkelIy, who occupies
the first floor fat, shouted for help, and a citi-
zen turned in an alarm. The blaze was extin-
gulshed BY the fremen with little trouble
Fire IN the three story brick building at No.
~ South street, occupied by G. Rinaldi & Co.
paper stock. caused damage last night amount
Ing 70 $4,000. according to Chief Croker who
sent IN second alarm on account OF danger TO
a warehouse adjoining the burning building
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
STABBED ON BROADWAY.
PugiHst Said to Have Taken Re
Uenge for Bloc from Horn.

IN front Of the sa-enac Hotel kid" Broad, q
pugtlist. IS said 70 have stabbed Thomas Burns last
night. cutting a deep cash under his right ear
Burns was taken 10 the New York Hospital and
there IS little hope OF his recovery Broad was ar
rested and locked up IN the West 8Oth street sta
ton
The pugtlist was employed as a "bouncer' at
the Saranac Hotel last night. The election crowd
that thronged the street had become dense. and
INDUCED IN a good deal OF horseplay- In this
crowd was Burns, with four or i've friends They
and Others were smashing hats with their tin
horns In front Of the SaraIlac they became IN
volved with number OF others in general rough
and-tunble fight. DI.ing the melee Broad was hit
IN the face with hor2-
L IS not known whether Burns struck the blow
or not but the pugilist thought he did and Is said
70 have struck him with some sharp instrument
cutting a deep cash under tn. right ear. The cash
was near the jugular vein and the wound bled pro
fusely. \ call for an ambulance was sent in from
the hotel. but owing 10 the density or the crowds
on Broadway, II was some tine before ls arrived,
IN the mean time e surgeon who happened 10 b9 IN
he crowd dressed the wound ~,
Broad was finally arrested and locked I'D with
bail
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Free admission 70 the Geological Park American Museum
OF Natural History and Metropolitan Museum OF Ar
Meeting OF the Womens Conferences Society for
Ethical Culture, Ethical School Building SO Cen
tral Park West. II a.
Meeting the Riverside Branch wornana Arlnfc-
pal League, home Of Mrs Curtis. No 33 West seth
street. II q
Meeting OF the Rainy Day Club. Hotel Asror 2 D m
Chrysanthenluu1 show Institute Nos and
Il West 44th street 70 10 ?.
Meeting Of New York Historical Society OF
ciety Second avenue and 1lth street. $50 ?. m
Free lectures the Of Education S D n Public
Charles A Beard, Napoleon Public
School III 1O3d street, between Fifth and Madison
avenues Edwin NJ Bliss, Turkey and Turks
illustrated. Public School Is6 145th street west Of
tTa'': Board OF Education. PARK aveuns and 5eth
street Roland 5. Dawson La Belle France ClIus-
trated) Cooper Union Fourth and Sth street.
Dr. Lewis CASTOR Lea-y, Around the Historic Med-
terrsnean dlustrated)i East Side House Settlement
18th street and LIST ave. Mrs Alice Tttle AshbEooks
Romeo and Juliet. New York Public Library,
Tompktns Square Branch. No S31 East 10Th strest.
Thomas Edward PottsTIon, London The World Q
Metropolis Quscrated)i New York Public Library.
Hudson Park Branch. No. So Leroy street Dr. -urtis
Hidden Pags oliver Wendell Holmes; Sc BarthoIo-
news LyceIm Hall. No 205 42d street,
Mary Elizabeth LeaSs An Evening with Tennyson
Young Mems Christian Association No West i25th
street. Or. Daniel A Husbsch. Art and LIFE
No 252 West 5Sd street Robert O. Wsyh r., "A Trip
% Pacific Coast (fllustratsd); Young Mems
brew Association. e2d street ana LsItngton avenue
Miss Mary NJ Brackett, "A summer In Jamaica"
Mrs. Emma Paddock Telsord. '"Ths People Of the
Balkans' Glrustrated); Public School 81. ASH and
fsSth streets. OF Wtllts avenue Miss Jennie NJ
Davis Growth OF Union illustrated
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
TELLS OF MURDER.
austrian Said to Haze Confessed TO
SAGE Woman's Husband.

Unable TO eat or sleep, under the prickings Of his
conscience, he says, John Wochtnce, Austrian
baker of No 2O9l Third averue. last night confessed
to Coroner julius Harburger, according 70 the lat
ter that he was the real murderer Of Maggie Cor
DON who was found choked to death IN her room
at No 10 I'd street last Sunday morning.
The woman's husband, Alexander Gordon lis IN
the Tornbs awaiting the action OF the inquest The
coroner believed tnat Gordon killed the woman,
although Gordon stoqty osisa ianca e thar ssersd
pointed toward him. WocInce's CONFESSION VIII
save him from going to a trial which might have
Although Coroner HarburEer Informed Wochince
that he required to say any thing, 9cAl1ce
the coroner, and sesned eager TO relieve his mind
Wochnce told his story 70 the coroner In tne
tsctives ConnSr Drtscou and Wassernan, OF the
5th street police station, where the confession Is
Too6Ince said according to the coroner. that he
was passing No. 10 % street Wnen the woman
called him IN Woohnce said that an oyernastsT-
said that ne had long nUrsed a desire ror revenge
on some woman. and that he choked the Goroon
aster Gordon returned and found the woman dead
Wochiuce admitted also the coroner says, that ne
stole from the woman's belongings STOCKING col-
On Eonday Woohince saw IN the newspaPers
the story OF the woman's death ana the arrest OF
optnSs toId his story to John Gebhard a friend OF
No p+s East 10Th street, seeking advice as 10 the
hsr5 +old CAPTAIN shaw OF the 5th street station.
and Detectives Connor DriscoI and NasseFIIaan
When the detectives took Wochincs 10 the sta
ton he said he wanted 70 make a concession, On
They summoned Coroner AsrnuTgsF: ,1e9 Mhe9 ne ns
% a charre OF homicide. and he will be arraigned
In the YorlvfIe police court to-day. As for Cor
don the horniotds Snsrgo go on Hsrbu9r s ssS
he viii be held for the inquest merely as Wit
ness and not the suspected murderer Of the
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
WANTS SAFETY FUND INTACT.
Hartford Life Pohcyholder Says It's Distribu-
ton Would Be WastefuI.

10 -he E1itor Of The --ieuae.
PIP. 'H October % YOU printed an article from
heTft'r-. Conn. under the heading "PolicyhoIders
7-t- "eTL Safety Fund ~ Hartford Life Distrib-
--e- am a member rs the Hartford Life
7~-e.E Fund, and have been waiting for some one
10 sound tHe alarm 20 the thousands OF poIIcyhoI-
ts VINO are mon parties 10 the suit for distribution
d me safety fund, which, % my mind Is foolish
reckless, and possibly 2 malicious movement on
tle part ~ te" Grcbadly GsgruntledJ policy
holders
re lat2rTnst-on IN tie article sent you is mis-
.7e-.-E Z. lae -l5t Place. t-e Hartford Life Is
levg tgs.-lSz -- -+a s-ss - --e@i-s SOLICITING 3
~ YVES notified 10y The Hartford's agent at
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t'-----g -.r assessment lie ms rance. Fa sr4rei
-iat could continue as I Was On lie loI-l-I-arI5-
@l-t issue another form or policy Z 6es. red on
tels'tyn. decided - remain lu me esfery fllnl
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-s.-....---- --- t0--' %. more properly speakiug my
7--- company further sgrees
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t-.stas 10 . .-. r saa- BE- tle duty of said
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t-.- N--.a rot amount r. much Der -s-r-,
oac--a11 automobile ffe-eV- r r y.il ~ -.l sec
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next against a distributor q. -re una 'iii'e'
neeksi.u n Y. Oct q -ss ''s W. WADE.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07

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New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
BIRD FROM PEARY FOUND.
Carrier Pigeon scith Message
Brought to Portland.
by Telegraph to The Tr1buns.

Portland. Me, Nov. 6-With message IN
its Iegband marked from Commander Peery 70
the Peary Arctic Club Of New York, carrier
pigeon lit on the deck Of the schooner Mary Z.
Palmer about twenty miles of Boone Island
Monday and was captured ny the crew. The
bird vas in an exhausted condition when It
landed on the schooner and was brought TO
this city yesterday. 1t was carefully cared for
and liberated soon afterwerd It might con-
tinue on its journey after It's rest The bird
should have arrived in New York to-day. The
key 10 the cipher message is known only TO
the members of the Arctic Club, so that It
was impossible 10 learn its contents.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
OLD AUTHOR 4 SUICIDE.
Grill War Veteran Shoots Himself
in the Park.

--bor,as c Evans, q veteran Of the Civi! war ana
-, ..-+t.o- NJ several books, shot himself through
the head in Fort Greene Park. Brooklyn, yesterday
e..rro7r 4 letter found on his body by the cor
,a- said the writer tired Of life. since he was
Convinced that he could never regain ms nealCn. -
-. -. ,,,oa in Greenwood Lake. y. J. For
sa,eraI weeks past he had ben boarding at No.
-, El+on street while being treated for cancer OF
the tongue. ,,,. -
He called on his nephew. Or. D. l. Houghton' OF
No 7O2 St Marks avenue before gong 70 tile par
- c,.s -, one bench for several hours. and
80 IN the presence Of several women and chill
dren committed suicide His neRaewd sfq after after
EAfC- C-IIq IL U-er and engaged IN newspaper work
IHe I Sst known work IS entitled Book Of MANY
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07

aa- Funeral .sTvios. fsss Rst5F7asd ca.sa
wednesday evening. at o'cocE
sIeGAT~oa @ esN Monday NsvaRss. % 9ssT short Wa'->
Funeral services at her late residence No 1Is7 Dean
and 30 Isl s0uh MsiH St GioSsSsTs SssS 70
p. m Thursday. GlOysrsvuls papers please copy
3ss :. so into res. MsH4zy Noy.%s'
Foster. widow q Theodore 3, Boorasm Fu1sral ssz-
Wednesday afternoon November T. 2;sO 0siock- n
tsrment private
HoFass Chaunesy Burrows. AGED 81 years R.la.vsss
rom bi az 1 ss % isa e 1ioa 90 m - Al
three o'clock D. m
sTEE5ZA: .5g5s57 her s:s4sHqs No go Wa. a q so
SISar beloved wife q James ButIeT born july ~.
Church ne sissssd saeransst. West Tiss stF.sG
later IHtsrmsnt at Springfield. Mass-
dsHc hsasRa Mis- sSnd7y A. STs %a 4 es ess. 1.
day November : a. , n Plesss emit ho~.rx
CARPENTER-ou Tuesday. November 8. Riahard
SaEpsn5sr n bis sab year Funsrsl ssrviess On Sra.v
at w.stOury. long Island.
DUFTTELD-suddenly al Bloo-nneld N. T. On Sovsns.r
Sotos o. funeral h.rssfts DsSSos pspss p.ass COPY
DgYcKTS'cEE-oR S 3 NovsqSs. Julia An w:as~ 2:
resdenes S rs HnqR qRa = 'fsySsf sToSn ' ass s'
November !. at : ,. n
KELLY-suddsnly. Monday. Novezns.r s. az sns
Kelly (aqd who formerly resided q, No. 10 w.s.
services on Thursday. NoxanbsE 2, 9;s0 ?. a, a.
the residence OF her son W. Il. Kelly No 80 Wasn-
fngton St. Long Branch, y. J. Couvsyalcss wi.
meet train leaving foot % Liberty New York, az
Long slanch 0H 10 a''''A' = 1']''''''' '''a
KETCHAM-ou Sunday November & 1905. New Zors
City General John r. Kstcharn. IA the T4th yex- u
n. 7, Wednesday. November z at 2-30 ?. n a
special Will be attached 70 train leaving Grand
Central Station at e:05 a m
Ns .S s7 as 4' p a'a B;o:S $: G.ss .ss %
Funeral notices later.
NEAD-At orssuvioh. Conn. Daniel Smith Msaa. h.s
eSth year Funeral services residsnce No.
s59 Greenwich ave-. on Friday. November O. az e. 30
P
REED-ou November Frederick Reed IN sns ecta ysas
of his Services from the residence os his soc
law. Louis =. Schultz, No. 100 West 121sr
Wednesday. November :. az ?. Kindly omit
flowers.
STEVESS-EItzabeth Stevens widow of Isaac Stevens
and daughter OF Charles and Dorothy Place.
Born June %. 1873; died November 8. 1905 Funeral
services her late residence Thursday evening at
$50 Iuterment at convenience OF family.
WILLLAMS-Entered into life eternal az F1shkiu Land
ing. November g. 190S. Sarah Vachs- beloved vcs %
Dr.. George 4 Williams and daughter OF the late John
Emily H. Worst, Jersey City. kindly emit
wILKINs-Disd suddenly. November g. az St. Luzss
Hospital. Utica y. 7. the Rev Lewis Morris Wilkins.
rector OF the Church of Good sheph.rd. st Cusrl
I Richhsd Springs. N Z.
vILTsIE-At her lata residence IN PouEhEespsls N 2,
Jsromus wltzis. IN the 18TH ot her FursrA
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
OBITUARY.
MuLIAM AmEs MARLIN.

GARDEN CITY. Long Island. Nov. g tspeciaD.-"il-
,.-, Ames Martin. for many years resloent o1
T9ooEIvn. died al his home, at Garden City 'o-uAy
he was seventy-four years OLD lie was p'-I ~
- -, = oar7a n New York when twelve years
- go and for forty years was a tea merchant
&, Water street. For the same number OF years
- mas Identified with the Reformed Church on the
-. Tsroollva holding all the Offices possible
5 Imam He leaves widow ana your Sons
ITones IoI N a member OF the New York STOCK E1x.
cEange- William H., Alfred T.. ana Arthur l. ana
S'-,aS = Ighter Mary Louise Martin.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecass-waahington. Nov. g.
Reports during Tuesday indcats tropical
disturbance "a still apparently Central southwest Of Cuba
slightly increased intensity and czuttoaaT advises
bound for the TGcatan Channsl
E1orida Strata
The weather has been generally clear except IN tns
Upper region, Upper Mississippi Valley ths
DakotAs. whszs thers light showers FsaIns also
continued in the western portions Ot Oregon and Wash
Lnston-
There have been temperature changes os congo
qUsncs, sbnOrslly high continuing In
Nlssissppi and Lower Missouri valleys.
Thsrs VIII DO showers Wednesday IN the Upper LA<s
sad Western Lower Lake region. and probably Wedns<
night Thursday in tia East Lower Laks
Showers will continue IN South Florida and ths
North Pacific States. extending into Montana
Il cooler Wednesday n the Lower Missouri
Upper Mississippi valleys and probably cooler Thursday
n the Ohio Valley.
winds along the New England Coast will be fresh
70 brisk north Middle Atlantic Coat fresh
north 10 northeast Atlantic Coast fresh north 20
northeast except brisk hs South Florida Coast
ths Gulf Coast light fresh and mostly on
lower lakes light fresA northeast to east; upper
Lakes fresh southeast. becoming variable
Steamers departing Wednesday for European ports
brisk north northeast winds with
weather 20 the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE
GARDrNG INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
PLEA FOR AMERICAN MEAT ReFusso,

Vienna, Nov. "a deputatiOn from the Aus
trian Butchers Association to-day asked the
Minister OF Agriculture 20 permit the fnporra-
ton OF meat from the United States and orhsr
countries in order TO meet the shortage due 70
the closing Of the Servian frontier II IL report
ed that the minister declined 10 acceds 70 the
butchers demand
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
CHARLES M'elLL ON TRIAL

--,.,.- nov e.-The preliminary trial q Charles
go Former manager of the wrecked Ontar,o
.-A. oesan ar the police court here to-day. Sew
~ - e.etAs from TIE bank and from IN. Firs,.o.
''o'.i .i--eHt ~ Ottawa were examined
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
TIE HANkowrs CAPTAIN ExoNERATED

Hong Kong, Nov. 6.-The finding OF the marine
court OF inquiry in the case OF the fire on board
the British steamship Hankow. which was burned
aIoneslde her wharf October Il last. absolvss
the master Captain Branch. and the ships officers
from any blame They. IL is said. did all in thetI
mower TO save life and property The court was
OF the opinion, however, that all light texture
cargo should be slowed beneath matches or screened
or in such A manner that il would be impossible
o. nasaengers 70 have acCesS 70 Il.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

WALDORF -ASTORIA-Lisutenant G. Hansen,
arctic explorer, Copenhagen. BELMSST-Lieu-
MURRAY HII-The Rev. II. 4, Morton trinidad
West Indies. FIFTH AVENUE-Senator RSdfied
Proctor Vermont. VICTORIA-Dr. Ho Kan Yum.
attached 10 the japanese Naval Corps. ASTOR-
A KitRgali. japanese Imperial Commissioners, To-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
:. v DIeNowLTY MARRLgs HuRRIEpLY.

-sHaor-oFe. Aess.. NeE. G-Jaues r. Digrowity
.-e- ~ iae last graduating class al Harvard.
took fFiHz "trip t5 Pros,8eroe last ,IsF, .,d
&c Marion W|lttemore. ot RrooFIiue
re 60 -- -- b-EHowlry became acquainted While
frr--.---5 -..- pr college Their engagement was
.,,,.-.-tl ae surlrg n was broken owing 10 rf-s
r-.--a-l of Ar. DtsnowItF's father VINO is ~
-' ~ r. 11lc owner ln lforuia 80 a.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07

says that Lieutenant General StoesseI. the d.
fender OF Port Arthur. is in such financial straits
that he has applied to a charitable institution
for wounded soldiers for assistance 20 euabfs
nm 10 employ servant The officers OF the
institution asked the general to produces a rnedf-
cal certifcate showing that his health requires
the services OF servant
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
M 2 z. REEMAN DEAD.

,.ls,eland. Nov. s-Dr. Edwin E Beeman. one OF
-, -, l,noun men Of this city. died at early
s[I,- ,o-day. Twenty-Five years ago Dr. Beemsn
49, 49, -actice of medicine TO enter upon the
V-'' - ~ chewing gum, and later he was
sssnsiated with W J. White. now Of New York
80 both men made fortuna
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
KILLED BY ELECTION EXCITEMENT.

The election was responsible for at least one
death in Queens Borough. that OF old man who
worked himself into high pitch OF excitement
after casting his ballot. The victim George
Stewart seventy-1vs years OF age, OF Prospect
street Elmhurst In the midst OF a political argr
raent he collapsed and died before doctor could
ba nnrr9O
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
mes. MARTHA A. GREEN.

TBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
,...,11s Nov 6-Bfrs Martha A Green, eighty
= 80 cI5 and widow OF DIR. Norvin Green.
so,sr pead OF the Western Union Telegraph Com
- died early to-day. The family lived in New
- Co.. = short time while DR.. Green was in
YORK 4oT o sons DR. J. O, Green and John f.
ono. -, live in New York city.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
BENJAMIN ANTHONY.

e-evv Bedford Mass. Nov, s.-Benjamin Anthony
rssi5ent Of Z Anthony & Sons. Inc, and pub
fisher OF THE New Bedford Evening STANDARD
died here to-day He was formerly president OF
- - Nsesachuserts Press Association
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
oLoEsr GREENWICH Man pEAp.

LBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Greenwich Conn, Nov. 6.-Srlith Mead the Oldest
inhabitant Of the town OF Greenwich. died this
evening IN mis- ninety-s sixth year He remembered
seeing Lafayette on his visit hsrs He leaves a
large estate
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
TNDERTAKERS.

FRANK e. CAMPBELL CO.. -41-s ". .sd 81. World
known: old stand Chapels parors etc TeLis2s Chelsea
Rev. Stephen Merritt. the Worldwide known under
only place Of business. sta Ave and lstn
St: largest IN the world Tel f24 and 12S Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07

HIghest tsnperaturs yestsrday IS degrees lOwss 90
egs temperature yesterday Az for correspond
ing Of last So for corresponding data
81 last twenty-five years Al
Local Furscast.-Fair to-day and Thursday trss1
north northwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
GENERAL sToEssEL IN NEED.

London. Nov. "a dispatch from ST. Peters
burg TO Reutar's Telegram Company to-day
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
-'Burnett', Vanilla Is Pur. Food
Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE wul -
republished In Ths rri-wsskly Tribune without extra
change
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
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Forecast for Special LOealiriss-FOr IN. Distrio,

Forecast Tor Special LotAIIlIesFor The UIstFct o.
co1rr,bia and Maryland. fair to-day ana Thursdsyt
light north to northeast winds.
ror Delaware. New Jersey Eastern Psnnsyivania
s,a Eastern New York. fair to-day and Thursday
To-.h To northeast winds.
For New England. fair to-day and Thursday; fresh
60 brfsx north TO northeast winds.
70 western Pennsylvania and Western
81 probably showers Thu-siavt
iizht 20 fresh sast winds.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07

Nal sg5serto-rs in New York city TO tbs DAILY ara
TR-VEEkLY win Be charged cent a copy .gsra
postage IN addition to the named abovs
Rates Foreign Countries.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07

points IN Europe and al the Universe.
Postal Union. THE TRIBUNE viii DO mailed ths fol-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-07

local Oficial Record-Ths following onciaI record
,, ths Weather shows the changes In tho tenn
rsrturs last twsurycour hours. comparison
,r.,b N. corresponding date OF year: