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The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26
BRYAN $ R|D[R ADOPTED.
Interparliamentary Union Unani- mously Accepts Amendment to
 Model Arbitration Treaty.
NEBRASkAA ADDRESSED THE DELEGATES
Made q Brief but Eloquent Speech in Sup port of His Motion and Aroused Much Enthusiasm = Germany Criticised by French Dele egatc-American Forces Not Increased Unreasonab1y.

London, July 25.-Wiliam J. Bryan's proposed rider to the moiel arbitration treaty was discussed at a sesion of the international council of the interparlia. mentary union Tuesday morning and resulted in it's being recast, as follows: If a disagreement should arise which is not included in those to be submitted to arbitration the contract ing parties shall not resort to any act of hostility before they separately or jointly invite, as the case may neces- sitate, the formation of an interna- ation of one or more friendly powers this requisition to take place if neces- sary in acordance with Article VIII oi tle Hague convention providing for a peaceful settlement of international conflicts, !"
 On the resumption of the sessions of the conference of the Inter-parlia- mentary Union Tuesday the above was unanimously adopted after speeches bs Former Austrian Minister of Com.
 
 warmly supporting the amended rider The latter said that his amendment was aimed at widening the scope oi arbitration so as to include questions of national honor, the chances being q hundred to one that the proposed in. vestigation of facts would also settl, any question of national honor. Ii the hand of war could be stayed til the conscience awakened, wars wouli become more remote. The amendmeni therefore was long step in the di- reetion of peace.
 MT. Bryan speech was brief but elo- quent and aroused much enthusiasm among the delegates.
 Baron 'Estournelles De Constant head of the French delegation, sub sequently opened the debate on the limitation of military and naval forces He declared that if the powers were undecided among themselves how t act for their common interests they ruptcy and then by revolution. H. said that limitation of ornaments had no connection with tho chimera of dis armament. The arguments agains disarmament were based on thf augmented expenditure of the powers The representations in the United State: were due to the unfortunate example of Europe but in proportion to the population the American forces had not been increased unreasonably anc the expenditure had been augmented proportionately the armaments prov ing the inaptitude of the Americans tc transform themselves into nation oi soldiers
 Germany. continued the baron, com. mits the grave fault of struggling with the United States for naval pre- eminenee and thus divides her ener. gies both on land and sea, uselesly, foI the American states were united and inaccessible, while the states of Europe were divided and will always be menaced by the possibility of a coali- ton against them.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26
Kansan Killed by Wife.

Pittsburg, Kan, July 25.--Johr Damon, a we'll to do farmer and an old settler living seven miles south west of this city was shot and killed by his wife Monday night. The cou. pie had been separated for some time on account of family quarrels.. She had been away nearly two months ln Illinois and had just returned home After arriving at the house she claims he assaulted her She was arrested Tuesday morning and claims self de- fense.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26
Royal Arch Mason's Banquet.

Hiram Chapter Royal Arch Mason's held an interesting ses- sion last night with work Tn the Most Excellent Masters and Roy al Arch degrees with full class consisting of w. s. Simpson, Joe Nester and D. c. Davidson. After the close of the work all repaired to the Port Arthur Eat ing House where fine banquet was in waiting and full benefit was done this last part of the pro- gram.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26
AN OLD WOMAN'S
 INSANE ACT
Drove Two Large Nails Into Her Head and Lived For Sixty Hours After
 the Act.

Paragould, July 22.-As the details of the suicide of Mrs. Tompkins, the aged mother Joseph Tompkins, near Loradof are learned, what at first seemed incredible reports of her method of self-destluction are verified. It is regarded as the first case on record where person has lived fully sixty hours with two nails penetrating the brain, especially when the person has reached the age of 70 years.
 Sunday and Monday she was in an unusual rage and her lamentations attracted the atten- tion of the neighbors, who found that her hair was bloody. He head was bathed and the dis covery was made that the heads of two uails were protruding just above the scalp. Physicians were summoned and they extracted the nails from the skull. One was a tenpenny and the other six penny, and both were driven up to the head into the woman's skull and both penetrated the brain. It was on Monday night at 9 o'clock when the nails were removed and the patient lived un- till Wednesday morning at } o'clock. She was on her feet and walking the floor much of the time while suffering agony from the self-inflicted injury.
 Dr. A. l.. Lamb of Lorado was before the coroner's jury and ex- plained in detail how the nails were drived into the skull and in- to the brain. In fact, he had to make an abrasion in the skin 10 get to the head of the nails with an instrument so he could remove them. The jurors are puzzled over the case and went and view- ed the body, and 10 test the case as explained by the doctor they inserted the nails into the places in the skull from which they had been withdrawn. The holes be- ing already there from which the nails had been pulled, there Was no resistance and the nails prob- ed the brain without having to be driven in. The doctor said he could hear the nails scraping against the Assures of the skull as it was withdrawn.
 The jury found that the deceas- ed came to her death by nails be- ing driven into her brain by her own hands.
 The case will be reported to tue medical journals and will no doubt attract attention in the medical world.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26
FOR THE COUNTY CANVASS. The Dates and Places of Public Speak ing as Agreed on By Candidates.

By an agreement among the candidates 1t was decided to open the county campaign on August 4.h and appointments for the following dates and places have been announced:
 Potter, August 4, at p. m.
 Freedom, August 6, at 1 p. m.
 Cedar, Agust ', at p. m.
 Eagle, August s, at Ip. III.
 Hatfield. August 10 and II.
 Cove, August B, at P. m. Janssen, August l4, at l p. m. Hatton, August +, at 8 p. m. Wickes, Aug ust Is. at l p. m. Granniss, August IS, at s p. III. Rich Mountain, August 20, at l p. m.
 Eagle Gap, August 20, at 8 p. m.
 Washita, August 21, at l. p. ln-
 Mountain, August P, at P.
 Big Fork, August B. st P. ID.
 Fulton, August 24, at l p. ni l Dallas, August 24, at 3 P. n.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26
Concord Cemetery.

There will be a gathering of the people interested in the Con- cord cemetery Monday morning, August 6, for the purpose of cleaning up the grounds. All parties who have friends or rela- tives buried there or who are in- terested in any way are urged to be present.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26
Died.

The l1-months-old baby O. Mr. and Mrs. Sam O'Neal dled this morning at 7 o'clock after an ill- ness of several days duration. The funeral services were con- dncted by Rev. J. A. Henderson at lO:3O 9. m, interment taking nlace in Odd Fellows cemetery.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26
To Make Settlement With State.

Sheriff Joplin left this after noon for Little Rock, where he goes to make his final settlement as collector of Polk county. He will turn into the state treasury something like Sl6, 1000.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26
Home From Exludeed Trip.

Will Mckinney returned last nioht from an extended trip to the Indian Territory, Oklahoma Kansas, Texas, Arizona and New Mexico, and reports having had a good time and seen much that was new 10 him.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26
HOSPITAL SITE
 ALL RIGHT
Attorneys Say Hospital Association
 Safe to Build on StilwelI Park.

Judge Wright Prickett who has had charge of tue work of pro curing abstracts of title to Still well park and waivers from those owning property adjacent there to, sent in the last waiver recent ly and today received the follow ing from the attorneys of the K. C. s. By:
 Fort Smith, Ark, July A, 1906.
 Judge Wright Prickett,
 "Mena, Ark, "Dear Sir
 "We acknowledge receipt of your letter yesterday sending us the waiver of J. w. Greeson. We have forwarded all of them to Kansas City with the opinion that the Hospital Association would be safe in constructing the hospital on the ground known as Stilwell park Yours truly,
 "Read X McDonough."
 This is good news as it tremoves all possible doubts regarding tue right 10 use Stilwell park for the hospital site and secures the big railway hospital at Meua sure.
 It is understood that work will commence at an early day now as he Hospital Association has the money in the treasury ready for use.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26
stromboii Again Active

Palermo, Sicily, July 2O.--Ihe gtromboli volcano, after quieting down, has again become violently ac- tive. The ashes reached Sicily, lava Is pouring out of the crater and the population of the Island or StrouDon Is most excited.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26
Iniured whiIe shooting Rat..

Frankfort, Kan, July 25.--Cecil Berry. 13 years old accidentally shot himself with rife Monday morning in Axtell and will die. The boy had been shooting rats. In leaning over a fence to see a rat the rife was dis charged
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26
x,nsan charged with Murder,

Garnett, Kan, July 22.--IF' JaCN- son. who was shot Sunday night Dy Joel Price. died Friday night Price :s in iail here waiting his preliminary hearing on the charge of murder ID the first degree.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26
ra Cure a cold in One Day

Take Laxitive BIomo Quinine laoie's Au aruggists,refund the money if t fails tp enre F w. Groves signature is on every box e2e,
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26
A ouaranteed Cure for PlIes.

Itchin sf Blind, Bleeding, Protruding Piles DrueQss.s are authorized to refund money [. PlZO OINTMENT fails to cure ir to + days. soc.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26
Has stood the rest as Years.

Tue old. original t+roge's Tasteless Chli ' Tonic. Ycu know what you are taking ~ is iron and qn;nine in 's teleEs Iorm. No cure no pay, 5oc
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26

By the capsizing of a sailing sK'ii sunday at Portsmouth, R. l., MT. and Mrs Joseph Anthony of Portsmouth and their daughter, aged 4 we're drcwred-
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-26
.,,n rnamberlain Married.

London, July 22.-Austen ChanDer- lain son of former Colonial Secretary Iosenh Chamberlain, and Miss Ivy Dundas were married Saturday at st Margarets church, Westminster.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19

czeh. Egzek,urattor oIb E, 4 q \
Bic vice za czemmlEz !. iilnnnllemm,
CODY m6gl zafan1tboOWNa6I lot
ozyl " chlewie korze. KFiedy
sic zabral do sfantowwania k,o'r
", Mazurowa Wpadla " Ia
ka zlo6c, ze motyka Z zac,'zz,e1laa
|obk1ada6 egzekuratora. "
.ko6cu wpedzila go do chlewaa
i zamknela go ma klucz. 2
tego niiemiIego polozenia u
wolni1 egzekutora kupiec
Hecht, kt6ry otworzYl chlew
j wypu6cii uw7iieznia''., AVIAN
tura ia jednak miala ola Ma
zurowej ten z}y skutek, ze do
stala sic IA lave oskarzonyc,:hl1
j sad skazal ia ma 3 miesiace
wiezienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19

forum. Rosyjski vice.
konsul podaje do wiadomoS-
ci z Petersburga, re Rad ro-
syjski pozwala zakonnikom
katolickim zakonnikom
misyonarzm - pracowac W
kraju, bez zezwolenia mini
stra spraw wewnetrznych,
jezeli zdo}aja sic jake tacy
Wylegitymowac = jezeli dzia--
lac beda przeciw socyalis.om
i przeciwko ruchom agrar-
nym jezeli W. Rosyi ME
dluzej pobawia niz 2 miesia
&c. Widac rzadowi moskiew-
skiemu socyalisci ponad glo-
we wyrosli. Atoli take ogra
niczenie do 2 miesiecy mic
ME znaczy! Lata powinni ci
m%isyonarze napraWiac, co
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19

WIEsCI z OJC1Zl1Y,.Z,N:Y
z PRUS POLSKI g /.
SZYKOKARCZMA.S trasz

Strasz-
ne wiadomosci nadchodza Q
spustoszeniach, jake poczy-
nil W tutejszej okolicy wylew
mora. Try miejscowo5ci by
}y przez kilka dni zupe}nie
odciete cd swiata. Gdy ma
reszcie pc diugich, mozol-
nych pracach powiod1o sic
pionierom dotrzec do Mich,
znalezli wiesza Geese domostw
pod woda. Mieszkahcy schro-
Mill sic do wyzej po}ozonych
dom6w i zyli o g}odzie i chic
die. Jeszcze kilka dni, a
wszyscy byliby z g}odu pou-
mierali. Pionierzy dowiezli
i'm dostatecznej zywno6ci.
Straty So ogromne i ME da-
dza sic ma razie wcale osza-
cowac. Woda W poniedziafek
nieco opadia, we wtorek wez-
brala jednak %ponownie. Ut
worzy} sic komitet, *kt6ry
zbiera ofiary ma dotknietych
powodzia mieszka6c6w: Po-
moe bardzo potrzebna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
1~czynownictwo mnlot 40 skkii['esW 1ys'lz:i'e'
5popsulo..
D POZNANSKllI[1EGeO.

POZNAN, Tutejszy buch'
halter b. Nikodem Ger1nlilaak
umiescil dwoje swych dice!
Nv polskiej szkole " K.r1aako'
vie. Pociagniety zostai DC
Observation-Disclosures ga to, ze
chcia} uwolnic, dzieci Cd
szkofy pruskiej. Policya "a
zada{a Cd niego 20 fen. q
|kazdy dzieh j kazde dziecko).
Me zap}acil kary, lecz odwo-
}al sic do sadu lawniczego,
kt6ry go uwolnil, uzasadnia-
JAG wyrok " ten spos6b, 20
ojcu przys}uguje prawo wy
chowania swych dzieci tam,
gdzie mu sic podoba. Proku-
rator za}ozyl apelacye, a we
ezwartek z%ajmowa}a sic ia
sprawa trzecia izba karna,
kt6ra znios1a wyrok sadu
}awniczego, skazujac pana
Cierniaka ma zap}acenie Il
marek so fen. w uzasadnie-
niu wyroku powjedziano, 20
dzieci pruskich paddanych
musza uczeszcza6 do prus-
kich zak}ad6w naukowych.
- Pan c.. p~rzeprowadzi pew
ME process przez wszystkie
instancye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19

wielkie ME
szczescie wydarzy}o sic W u
bieg1y poniedzia}ek W poblis-
kiej wiosce W16dkach pod
czas kopania studni. Jeden z
robotnik6w by& zajety 'kopa-
MEM ziemi, kt6ra dwie ko-
biety wydobywaly ma wierzch
"a pomoca webork6w. Nagle
da1 sic s}yszec z dolu pre-
razliwy krzyk o pomoc, cara
'zem zauwazono, re W dole
znajdujacy sic robotnik upad]
bezsilny ma ziemie. Natych~
miast vice spu6ci} sic we We
borku do studni inny robot
mix ma pomoc uDezw}adnio-
wskutek wydobywaja-
cych sic gaz6w, lecz i ten
odurzony nagle gazem wy
pad} z weborka i spad} ma le-
zacego ma dnie studni. Wten-
czas udano sic o ponce do
stray pozarnej, atoli nieste-
ty "a p6zno, DO kiedy straz
wydoby}a obu robotnik6w ma
powierzchnia ziemi, byli obaj
juz bez zycia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
Wasz jezyk ob1ozony?

Stan pred lustrem i zobacz. Je-
zeli jest - tedy wasz zo}adek ME
jest W porzadku. Jest wasz oddech
brzydki, jest brak apetytu, s}abe
trawienie, eierpicie ma boil g}owy,
zimne rece i nogi, zawr6t g4owy,
ozujecie sic ociezali? W ten czas
uzywajcie Severy Stomach Bitters,
to jest lekarstwo, kt6re zawsze wy
leczy niestrawnos6, z6fciowosc,
chorobe morska, trudnosci trawie-
mia, be-! g{owy. Zawierzcie lekarst-
WI, kt6re leczy}o przez przesz}o rs
lat. Cena soc. i 500 we wszyst-
kicl. aptekach, albo u w. f. Sieve"
"a Co., Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
Oszukal smierc.

Cboroba merck czesto zakohcza
sic fatalnie, ale przez uzeywanie sto-
sownego jekarstwa, r. H.. Wolf, z
Bear Grove, Iowa, oszuka1 smier6.
On pisze: DIVA lata temu cierpia,
lem ma nerki, kt6re spowodowaly
mnie wielkie b6le, cierpienia i nie-
spokojnos6, ale pc uzyciu Electric
Bitters, wyleczylem sic zupe}nliee.
.Znalazlem je take dobrem lekar-
stwem ma generalne os}abiienrie j n lei:
wowosc, i trzymam e zawsze PREY
resku, gdyz przekona}em sic ze ME
ma r66Ynego sobie". NJ. J. KoWa-
.lewski aptekarz, ggW aalrranntuje je Pc
SOC.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19

BYTOM. Ma jake nieprzy-
jemnosci narazony jest ME
raz egzekutor, Q tem swiad,
cza nastepujace rozprawy. Ma
lawie oskarzonych zasiadla
iona wyrobnika Mazura 2
Zyglina, oskarzona Q pobiccie
i obraze egzekutora. We
wrzesniu zeszlego roku sian
towai egzekutor Ma,,zuroWe 5
gesi; gdy kilka d1n:i p6zniej
przybyl, azeby sfantoWane7
sgesi zabrac, tych uz ME by
10, DO oskarzona e zabila,
z1obifa 2 Mich gzmaczna pie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
z JABKONOWA pisza, re

P~0xf -
" sobote wieczorem pewien
mezczyzna wyskoczy} z po-
ciagu odjezdzajacego z Jab}o-
nova do Grudziadza i ciezko
sic poranil. ~Przywo}any le-
karz kolejowy udzielii mu
pierwszej pomocy opatrzy}
rany. Jestto vice przestro-
ga ola tych, kt6rzyby W po-
dobnych okolicznosciach
chcieli wyskakiwac z pocia.
gov, do kt6rych przez omy{.
Ike fa}szywie wsiedli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
. Hell. Wielka
burZa,

- lllI11s V1Olhd AoV'
kt6ra ma naszym p6{wyspie "
ostatnich dniach szalafa, wy
rzadzi}a, mieszka6com tutej-
Sym ME ma}o STRAIT. Szcze-
g6lnie handlarz ryb Leon
Budaisz z Ceynowy poni6s]
bardzo dotkliwa strate, gdy
zamierza1 przewiezc swym
statkiem ryby do Gda6ska.
Wielkiemi valiant miotany
statek jego wartosci 24O0 mr.,
rzucony ma mielizne, roztrza-
ska} sic i ryby "a 500 mr..
r6wniez z skutkiem prepaid
~.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
Parma ma sprZedaz

70 ARROW, W odleg}o6ci jednej mill
cd Eau Claire, IS ak row uprawnej
roll, 5 ARROW drzewa budulcowego,
Is ARROW %koniczyry, . akry truska-
week (strawber1ies), wszystkie po-
trzebne budynki, dobra studnia i
ploty. O blizsze szczeg6{y piszcie
20 angielsku lub niemiecku: e. G..
Rosena;1, Eau Claire, Wis., R. F..
D. No. l.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19

OKOCIM. Zdarzy1 sic tutaj
straszny wypadek. Niejaki
Kle6ny. dyurnista z Breska,
.poparzyl sic tax fatalnie vrzaa-
ca woda W lazienkach browa-
ru o~kocimskiego, IL: zmarf
wsr6d meczarni pc 2 dniach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
y GALICYI.

r w zesz}a sobote
przyjechalo do tutejszego hote-
.lu ,,Monopor" 8 elegancko u
branych mezczyzn, kt6rzy
'chcieli sic widziec z kierow-
nikiem. Gdy ich wpuszczono.
do kantoru, gdzie kierownik
pracowa}, okaza}o sic, re byli
to zwyczajni rozb6jnicy. Wy.
|~dobywszy BOWEN rewolwery
z kieszeni, skierowali je ku:.
k~ierownikowi, grozac mu
6mierciq, W razie gdybY
chcia} wolac 0 pomoc. Ma
stepnie rozkazali mu, zeby
Inn przed}ozy1 ksiazki kasowe,
p kt6rych przekonali sic, ze
W kasie by}o 700 rubli W go
t6wce. Grozba zmusili kie-
rownika do wydania i'm O.
! wych pieniedzy, poczem sic
ulotnili, zabroniwszy MI je-
szcze poprzednio pod kara
|6mierci, zeby W przeciagu
|dw6ch godzin nikomu ME
~wspomnia}o napadzie. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
GNIEZNO. odpowiedzialr

GNIEZNO. odpowiedzialny
redaktor ,,Lecha" stawa}
pred sadem gnieznie6skim
z powodu og1oszenia znanej
deklaracyi przeciwko spree
dawczykom. Sad pc znako~
mitej obronie p. mecenasa
DIR. Tomaszkiewicza, wyda}
wyrok uwalniajacY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
ZE SLASKA.

BYTOM. Ma smiere skaza'
ny zostal wczoraj pred sa-
dem przysieg}ych 19-letni
g6rnik Tomanek z Kr6lew.
skiej Huty. Zamordowa} on
g6rnika Kalusa, z kt6rego
IONA u~trzymywa{ niedozwo-
lony st6sunek. Kalusowa ska.
zana zosta{a ma II lat domu
karnego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-19
BRUDNICA. Dwaj gimna-


Dwaj gimna-
zyasci przeszli grantee, a gdy
ich rosyjski zo{nierz pocza}
scigac, przeskoczyli ma prus-
ka ziemie. Ale zo}nierz po-
biegf "a mimi i uda1o mu sic
jednego ucznja wyzszej Sc
kundy aresztowac; drugi u
ciek}. Aresztowanego jednak
wnet puszczono ma wolnosc,
gdy pruski pob6rca cha sic
"a MIN wstawi1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-29
POSTUM CEREAL.
She Quit
Coffee
But it was
a hard pull.

1t is hard to believe that coffee will
nut a person in such a condition as il did
a woman of Apple Creek, o. She tells
her own story.
al did not believe coffee caused my
trouble, and frequently said | liked it so
we'll | would not quit drinking it, even if
IL took my life, but | was u miserable
sufferer from heart trouble and nervou
prostration for four years.
IL was scarcely able to be around at all.
Had no energy and did not care for any
thing. Was emaciated and had a con-
slant pain around my heart until l
thought ] could not endure it. For
months | never went to bed expecting to
get UP in the morning. felt as though
| was liable to die any time during the
night.
Frequently | had nervous ohills and
the least excitement would drive sleep
away, and any little noise would upset
me terribly. | was gradually getting
worse, until finally day it came over
me and asked myself what Is the use
of being sick all the time and buying
medicine so that | could indulge myself
in coffee?
$50 l thought | would see if l could
quit drinking coffee, and got some Pos
tuIn rOOu SoIlee W iieip ule quit iHdue
it strictly according to directions and l
want to tell you that change was the
greatest step in my life, 1t was easy to
quit coffee. because | had the Postum
which l like better than | liked the old
coffee. One by one the old troubles left,
until nov I am in splendid health, nerves
steady, heart all right and the pain all
gone. Never have any more nervous
chills, don't take any medicine, can do
all my homework and have done a great
deal beside.
My sister-in-law, who visited me this
summer, had been an invalid for some
time, much "a ] was. | got her to quit
coffee and drink Postum. She gained
five pounds in three weeks, and ! never
saw such a change in anyone's health. 4"
There's a reason"
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-29

Out of the generally unsettled condition, which
prevailed over the interior OF the country there
developed a storm which was central on the North
Carolina coast yesterday morning. Its influence
extended over the entire Atlantic coast. causing
rain In almost all States. The heaviest rainfallS
were In Florida and northward from New Jersey.
and In most Instances they were accompanied by
thundcrstorms, There was another storm central
over Utah. causing rain throughout the Rocky
Mountain districts and the Northwest.
In the centre OF the country the pressure was
high. with a decided lowering OF temperature in
the ohio Valley. New York and New England. In
the Northwest II was almost correspondingly
warmer,
In this city the day was generally cloudy. with
occasional showers; wind fresh TO brisk north
east. much cooler; average humidity. 81 per cent:
romete corrected TO read to sea level. at s a, NJ
z9.5s: 3 p. NJ, 2o.59
The temperature yesterday, as recorded by the
onncia~l thermometer, Is shown In the annexed table: