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Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
TANGIER HAS
TROUBLE In
SIGHT
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
TANGIER, Oct. 2.--The energetic pro-
test Of American Minister Gummere in
the case OF an assault by soldier upon
the son of THANH Slaoui, Moroccan
subject under the protection of the
United States. was due to the incorrect
attitude OF Mohammed El Torres, the
foreign minister. who treated the first
complaints OF the American representa-
lively lightly, thus calling forth Mr..
Gummere's stern reproof.
Mr.. Gummere demands not only the
dispatch of a troop of cavalry to cap
ture Kaid Relia. who connived In the
escape OF the soldier, but a large in
demnity and the punishment OF the
guilty persons.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
Window Glass Men Meet
By Associated Press.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Oct. 2.-One hum
dred window glass manufacturers from
various parts of the country are in
secret session here. 1t is said that a
permanent organization which will in
sure unity between the members. win
be formed
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
LOCAL

Illegal registration on big scale is
discovered.
Council passes charter amendment or
dinance, but 1T may be killed by the
mayor
Democratic county executive commit
tee fills places on ticket. l
Well known musician commits sui-
eide at home of daughter.
Woman arrested for working q clever
trick.
Prohibitionists nominate a county
ticket.
Anti-Japanese crusade is on in tho
Eighth ward.
license law.
Well known Italian musician shoots
himself Ia home OF his daughter.
Nine passen gers hurt on Central ave-
nue. IN Vernon car and Southern Pacific
switch engine collision.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
EASTERN

Mob storms Mobile Jail and shoots two
men,
Moody and Shaw win soon retire from
cabinet
President may postpone journey to
Panama
sheriff of Gila county. Ariz.. found
shot dead.
Or. Cook of Brooklyn ascends Mount
Mckinley, Alaska.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
SALT LAKE TO
APPLY THE
PROBE
By Associated Press.

SALT LAKE. Utah. Oct 2.-The city
council toni. I voted to begin an in
vestigation of the circumstances under
which Alexander and William McWhir-
ter, two Scotchmen. were robbed OF
$4,000 by bogus police officers.
One Of the pretended officers took
William McWhirter TO police headquar-
ters and paid back $1,000 through Chief
of Police George Sheets. The chief has
as ID for the inquiry.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
WOULD VOTE DEAD
MEN AT THE POLLS
MANY CASES OF ACTUAL FRAUD
IN REGISTRATIoN ARE DISCOVERED

thought exist great register
of Los Angeles
Many of these suspected Of being fraudulent
Investigation covering four city blocks dscoses extensive
colonization scheme.
cannot be found.
Twenyone of these known be fraudulent and all
the others under suspicion.
In one instance the of dead man has been used
Three have been registered from number which
be vacant lot
In instance the of used who has
been resident of the number givenfor many years.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
ROOT WITHHOLDS STATEMENT
In an Address at st. Louis Next
Month the Secretary VIII Dis
cuss His Recent Trip
nv Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2.-secretary
Root will not make any public state
ment concerning his recent extended
South American trip until next month.
Then he win deliver an address in st,
Louis before an organization interested
In commercial affairs.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
COL. MURRAY chief Of ArtIIIery

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-Col. Arthur
Murray, acting chief Of artillery, has
been advanced to the rank of brigadier
general today to be chief of artillery,
succeeding Brig. Gen. S. M. Mills, who
retired short time arc.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
, CRUISER CALIFORNIA
STARTS SPEEDING
By Associated Press.

o BY Associated Press.
3 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2.--The
3 armOred cruiser California will
3 sail for santa barbara tomorrow
; 10 undergo her formal trip.
3 She will he required 40 maintain
3 a speed OF ~ knots an hour for
3 four consecutive hours.
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
COAST

San Francisco has 51.7oO registered
voters.
Seattle will have Alaska-Pacihc ex-
position In 1909
Father and son separated for thirty
one years meet at Long Beach.
Gillett will resign seat In congress.
Grass fires rage near Bakersfield.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
FoREIeN

Expeditionary. forces leave for Cuba
from United States ports.
Lower Californians harass American
officers.
Honolulu Democrats nominate a white
man for congress.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST:

For Southern California: Fair
tonight and "Wednesday; light west
wind. Maximum temperature in
Los Angeles yesterday, go; mini
mum, 65.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
DON'T SCRAP

y sA Tss sPss Ssrss sGSss'ss ssd ss ssSvs AsSss h
class.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
They viii Be Watched

I'VE do not claim that all or even the
greater part of these erroneous entries
Will involve improper attempts to vote,
but we have reason to believe that a
great deal OF corruption manifests it,
self In attempts TO vote under these
questionable names, and we win test
them all.
"Our work in the campaign so far
indicates to us that we will have enough
votes 10 win. We sent out letters TO
1000 voters whose names were taken at
H,Ontinued on Page ThFeel
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03
ONLY DEMOCRATIC

lewspnper IN Los Angeles ~ The
Herald. BE sure nnd take II tiIl
election.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-03

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-07
GOV FOLK
Not to Attend the Bryan
Reception in ST. Louis
May Want TO Run Tor
Presidency.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Sept. 5.-Goy-
ernor Folk will not attend the Bryan
reCepuion IN ot. Louis, septe-Lber II.
This announcement was maze al tie
executive mansion today with 10 word
Of explanation. The governor Is still
confined to his room anu no one al
loved to see HIM outside his physician
and immediate family. 1t is said that
BIy an. has written the governor ury-
ing him to lay aside his party pre-
juices and cast his lot with Mis-
souIi Democrats as a whole in making
the st. Louis meeting grand affasr.
The governors secretary refuses to
affirm or deny ths receipt Of such a
letter from Mr.. B.yan. Friends OF
Senator Stone, who are engineer,ns
the st. Louis meeting and who took
no part in the Homecoming recer-
tion TO Mr.. Bryan in New York as
sert that Governor Folks action IN
refusing to meet tie Nebraskau in
St. Louis is shrewd move On the
part of Folk to create a sentime 1T
which he hoIes will result in his nom
ination for the presidency in the event
that tie B,yan boom goes to destruc-
tion on the rocks Of public owner
ship of railroads declaration.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-07
WALL STREET HAS
SOME GOLD NEWS

Rev York, Sept. Sword reached
Wall street la,e today that Secretary
Ct tie 1reAsury Shaw after September
10 would facilitate gold imports TO
an unlimited amount by allowing I'M
me liae Withdrawals of cash against
such imports.
Tie news reached the financial dis
trict long after the stock market clos
ed. but Is expected to have very
important influe2Ce on tomorrow 8
marke'. 1t confirms widespread be-
liof entertained in Wall street today
that the tecretaTy was about to e.
tcld relief TO New York's strained
money market.
The act.o, ls t:.p.iar to talt taken
by the fecI etary early th year, whe1
many millions Of geld we e imporie /
Pending tie arrival of the meta
here the amounts were withdrawn
from the sub-treasury, tie shippers
thus saving the interest on their ship.
meat5 while in transit.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-07
POLITICAL CONFERENCE
Held by Prsslds-t Roosevelt ard Post
master Gsnsrai corteIyou.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, Sept. 5.-Pre-i-
dent Roosevelt Led a little political
conference today with Postmaster
GeEe.al Ccrtelyou ana Congressman
I.ittauer, OF New York Mr.. Ccr,e.you
drove over iIom Hempstead. Dir. it.
tauer cane and went by train. After
the confel elce Mr.. littauer said that
the president had gore over the state
and congressional situations, but
would, as previously announced, main
tain a hands-off policy towards the
factions Of the party In the state. Mr..
Littauer ssid it was very egiceat that
TIE Eepubl.cans would have to nom
mate a ~ N for governor who is big
ger than the bosses. The president
this evening attended a meeting CT
Matinieoek lodge of Masons, of which
he is member end made short ad-
dress. Prominent Maso1s from var
ious parts of the island were In at
tendance. 1 I
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-07
TRUST BROKEN
And Price Of Sewer Pi3s IL Lowsr,
Prices Ore? 20 Psr Cent in
pas. North.

Canal Dover, O.. Sept. !-The com
panles which formerly composed the
Sewer Trade assoc.at on have evident
ly comp led with their agreement to
dissolve the association. for the price
of clay sewer pipe has dropped 40
per celt during the past month. Tae
agreement to dissolve the association
was made with District Attorne ney
Brown, OF jamestown, who had pre-
pared mass of evld ence against the
company which he was intending to
present to the grand jury.
Among the companies In the asso-
citation were the Buckeye Sewer Pios
Co, Akron; Jas. Loeb & Co, Ua
richsyille; Robinson Clay Product Co
Akron; Robinson Graves Co, Uhrlcas
vile; Kane.Aberkersch Co.. Toron o;
Stratton Fire Clay Co. Empire; and
the Shawmut Clay Manufacturing Co.
UhricEsvi lie.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-07
THE: STATE
Patronage Motto be Used
10 Bolster Up the Dick
Foraker Cause-.Burton
Sees S grs.

Columbus, O., Sept. Representa-
tive BMtcn spent tel hours in Colum-
bus today and lett for Gle, eland to-
NIGHT satisfied that the advocates Cf
l lew Gell in the forthcoming i.epub-
Lean state convention have every rea-
son to ieeI greatly encouraged.
Nr. n"r,cG wac cautious in express
ing this confidence himself. Colhning
the interview which lie gave to the
D4 ess To statement raiaCiIe to his
collereIce vita GJse- Aor H-rrIs, he
laid the outlook was most propit. .ols.
Mr.. Burton did rot get al ne and his
associates wanted from Governor Har'
ris. He could not pe.suade the gov
erncr to take an active Part in tie
impending struggle, but he did get the
assurance trc,I the governor that the
state patronage could not he used Il
bolster up the Foraker Dick cause.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-07
.UPR0AR|OUS
Was the Reception Given
to Bryan Upon Reach
ing Home - Affair was
Non-Partisan and At
tracted Many.

Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 5.-William j.
Bryan was rendered an uproarious wei
come tonight in Eeuraska's capital on
the occasion of his return home from
his tour OF TIE world. The demon
stration, which was wholly non-par-
iisan, and pianled by Bryan's person
al friends and neighbors without re-
gard to political amliations, attracted
the Creates crowd of visitors IN the
Guys history. The crowd was made
up chiefly OF Nebraska citizens, but
delegations came from as far west as
the Hacific slope, while many southern
states were aIao represented. 1t was
& striking and almost tremendous
tribute to the personal esteem in
which Bryan is held by his neighbors
and friends, and graceful recogni-
ton of his personal qualities. The
Bryan party arrived at $3.50, escorted
by a mounted cavalcade of a hundred
horsemen, many of them prominent
citizens. bryah, accompanied by GOV
ernor Mickey and Mayor Brown, drove
through the streets to the state cap
itol, distance of mile and a half,
1Ie walks ware black with humanity
and cheers for Bryan went up from
thousands of throats.
The formal home coming reception
program began at 1880 at the capitol
Mayor Brown presided as chairman
and Introduced Governor Mickey who
" elcomed Bry an home, saying In
part:
/ 1T is not possible for us all to see
alike and there are honest differences
OF opinion affecting every great ques
ton. The best assurance we have ol
continued progress is that all national
/ prob ems are studied from more than
one viewpoint. All virtue is not con
fined to one political party, nor Is al
evil bound up in the other. We neet
more of the spirit of tolerance and
reason in cur mutual relations. II
| would be essing if we could have
less politics and more patriotism.
nut we are here to briefly welcome
our distinguished guest back to SIN
pie life,' though we doubt if we car
I lOlu ulIu W IL NCly ioH5' oPCohihS
! from the standpoint of my party he
| has caused us good deal of uneasi
ness in the past and has strong
symptoms of continuing to do so in
the future. There is that breadth ot
virilty and emphasis about h'n
but natural that his party 'ooKs u
him as its leader. We hope that the
inspiration OF this formal home-com
ing, expressive as it is of confidence
devotion and esteem of those who
know him best, may give him renewed
courage for the discharge of his ardu
Gus duties and strengthen him in thf
advocacy of all pr nciples which make
for the national good"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-07
TEDDY SENDS 30 KLE
TO PUBLIC PRINTER

Warrington. Sept, 6.-The little
booklet, containing the list OF SEQ
words ordered by the pre2ideat to lie
used IN govern ment publications Of
the simpifed spelling board, togeth-
er with a pamphlet giving TIE autaGr-
tiles fer the use of the words, Eas
been rlAte1 aud aoples are bs'na dis
Jgibutel tCGay by the puhi,c printer
to TIE proper persons in the several
departments. The announcement Gu
the fly leaf Of the booklet is as fol-
lows:
by direction Of tho president the
following lst OF words. showing the
re7lsion In spelling is issued FOR the
use OF government departments All
copy for publications to be printed
at the goyernnert printing ofiCe
shorld be prepared in aecofaanee with
this list. Very respectfully.
"(Slgned.) Charles A. stiliings.
Public Printer"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-07
MOB OF REBELS
Attacked the Russian
Fort and in the Battle
Killed One Hundred
Soldiers TroubIe b ! e
Breaks Out in Asia.

Quetta, British Beluchistan, Sept 6,
News reaches here that the Russian
revolutionary movement has penetrat-
ed to the Asiatic possessions of the
czar and at various points in Central
Russian Asia the consequence of rev.
olutionary propagandas has been NUT
my and bloodshed. 1t is remembered
that several of the most costly re-
beIlions the Russian empire has en-
countered originated in the uprising OF
the wild natives of central and west
ern Asia, and now that it is reported
that Cossacks stationed in ASIA have
shown signs of detection, a general
Cossack mutiny is within the range
of possibility.
The situation liz several localities is
admittedly most serious. The local
authorities have been overawed by
organized societies of revolutionists
acting in frank cooperation with the
troops. The soldiers are openly dis
loyal The Cossacks join with the
Russian infantrymen in their mutin-
GUS disregard of the authorities.
The most serious outbreak so fal
reported here occurred within the past
few days az Tashkent, the capital OF
Russian Turkestan. Disloyal Cossack'
and soldiers mutinied and with a
mob of revolutionists attacked tn,
fort, eventually capturing the rost ant
forcing the loyal soldiers to retreat
from the city. During the battle 10t
solulers were killed and many wound
ed.
Owing to the difficulty of communi
cation across the frontier details O
troubles in Russian Asia are very
meager, but ON the other hand thel
occurrence is not reported publicly a
all in St. Petersburg.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-07
"OLO GUARD
Alarmed at Progress
Hearst is Making and
a Boom is Started for
Jerome for Governor.

= Albany, N. Y, Sept. 5.-The "Old
Guard" in the Democratic party in
New York state, who are to lead the
fight in the Democratic state convon-
tion, which assemblies in Buffalo on
September %, against the nomination
or endorsement of the candidates OF
the so-called Independent league, were
in session for several hours this art
ernoon, and perfected their plans Of
action.
These men, who IN the past have
practically dictated Democratic party
policies in New York, are alarmed at
the prospect that William Randolph
Hearst, the New York congressm0
with the ad of Charles F. Murphy
leader of Tammany Ha |, will be able
to stampede the convention for Hearst
and secure his nomination for COVER
nor Consequently tolay's meeting
was held and as result the boom
of William Travers Jerome. district
attorney Of New York county for the
Democratic gubernatorial nomination
is well launched. jerome himself was
the great central figure at the con-
ference and he made g most eloquent
speech in which he declared that Dem.
ocracy of the state was facing ser
ious problem at the present time. Only
honesty and truth telling, he declared,
will win back the respect of the peo-
pie Of the state, and restore The party
to the position 1t nccvpied when it
was in control OF tie states affairs.
Men and not measures, lie Gained
should be the keynote OF the coming
campaign, and he decried the present
apparent desire of certain leaders to
! pledge the party to socialism.
The conference was wen attended
but singularly enough nearly all OF
those who were most prominent, with
tie exception of Mr.. Jerome, were
men who have been turned down" by
the voters of the state. For ins' ance
here was Edward M Shepard, whc
wGs defeated by Seth low, for mayor
of New York; John S. Stanchfie
| who was defeated by B. =. Odell fol
governor, and others who have beer
unsuccessful candidates for minor of
fees
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-07

Paul O. Stensland, the president OF
the looted Milwaukee avenue Chicago
Savings bank, declares that his down
fall can he attributed to the advice
given him by his cashier, Henly w.
Herring, who is now in jail. Herring Is
indignant at the charge maze by
Stensland and declares that "Stels-
land is a thief; ne was a thief before
/ knew him. 1t was born in him TO
fleece banks and rob his creditors.
Perhaps they are both right, but that
isn't getting the poor depOs.tUrs the.r
money.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-07
OHIO IS SIXTH
" RIFLE SHOOT

Sea Girt, Sept. 5.--The second day
of the ma ional rife team match end
ed with New York in the lead eleven
points over Massachusetts, and "
the U. S infantry coming fast be
hind crowded by Wisconsin, the U.
S. marine corps. Ohio and the District
of Ccu''1bla. New Jerseys slight lead
over NV York Of two points at the
end of the 800 ward stage. the Empire
State team quickly wired ont IN the
rapid-fire test this afternoon whan
New York did better than the Jersey
men by rs points. New Jersey went
10 pieces badly there probably losing
her chances TO win the match, for she
now ranks eighth. In rapid firing the
Minnesota team lel thG field with a
score Of 5i3, twelve better than New
Tork could do Tie twelve leaii ig
teams at the close of the days shoot
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-07
BOLD ESCAPE
Made by Prieoner From a Train while
En- Eoute to the Penjtentiary.

Made by Priccner From Train while
En- Eoute to the Penitentiary.
Ottawa, Ont, Sept 5.---Jacob Jeb.
retski, aged 55, enroute from Chatham,
Ontario, to the Kingston, Ontario,
penltentiary, has just made most
remarkable escape. He was sentenced
to seven years for bringing $4,000
stolen furs from Brooklyn. N. Y, into
Canada. On his way to the penal in
stitution he escaped from car win
dow when the express was passing near
the town of Napanee. lie was
shackled and handcuffed to his seven
teen year old son, Simon, sentenced
for the same charge to five years con-
fiji enent. The prisoners were in
charge Of Sheriff Gemmill, Jailer Da-
wilson and Constable Peters. Jeoret-
ski went to the toilet room with his
son and the constable stood at the
door. He heard a scream from the
son. The constable looked in, and saw
til other prisoner was gone, with the
shacltles. Simon was taken on to
Kingston.
1t is mystery how the shackles
were taken off, for there are no marks
of violence OF cmnr who declines TO
talk The sheriff says the cuffs cor
have been slipped over the lads hand,
but he cannot see how the boot irons
were removed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-07
SUDDEN END
To Trial Caused by the Accused
Changing Pea to Guilty.


The case OF Or ando Neal which
was set down Tor rial in probate court
yesterday, charged with assault.ng
and resisting a constable from Alli-
ance, came 10 sudden end by the
accused changing his plea of not gull
ty to one of guilty. Judge Bow SEN
fenced him to pay fine of SIS and
costs Of prosecution. William Neal
against whom Ike charge is made
will appear In court Thursday.
The trouble, t is learned, arose from
the fact that the Meals blocked tho
highway, refusing TO permit j. c.
Sharef OF Alliance TO pass them on
the road wi h hi5 automobile It is
said fight occurrei during the prog
ress OF which o. F. Transue, who was
a passenger on the Sharer automo.
bile, had seyera' ribs broken.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-07
Ratclford ReappoInreu.

Columbus. Sept. 5.--COvernor Har.
ris Wednesday reappointed NJ D..
Ratchford, of Stark county. as state
commissioner Of labor for tho term
ending April 25. 1908 He was first
appointed by Governor Mash six years
ago John Pollock was appointed to
succeed the late j. w. Holihgsworth
as common pleas judge of Belmont
county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-07

No member of the British Parlia-
ment is permitted to say bluntly and
directly that another is drunk, but he
may hint at the fact Ia pariphrase.
as when Mr.. Gladstone. replying to an
unconventional speech OF Disraeli's,
remarked: "The right honorable gen.
ueman has e;identiy had access 10
sources of inspiration that are not
open to me-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-07

Senator Dick begins to see the hand
writing on the wall. Congressman
Burton and his followers have decided
on a plan to Gust the machine senator
from the management of the Repuoli-
can campaign in Ohio this fall, and II
is reported from Akron that DICK mas
about decided to submit to the inc
Vitable.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-07

The Democratic central committee
men of Stark county are reminded that
an important meeting of the com
mittee will be held at the mayor s
court room in Canton, on SATURDAY
September 8, at 1890 a M for the
purpose ot eaecting a Reorganization
for the ensuing year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-07
wrte T is Dnwn

In ihe hook or memory: THERE IS NO
SUCH THING AS A HARMLESS COUGH. Ey-
cry corgh rs a war, ing of condition
ilia, g,.e- from had 10 worse unless il js
l. medied right away. Oprmn-laden
mtd'clpe il Il delusion. Aliens Lung
bal, G res he wurst of cold. 1t clears
the bronchial pa sages,so that the lungs
g"t jehty oi air Why not get bottle
Cday?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-07
ONE KILLED

Dayton. o., Sept 5.--Whlle a crowd
OF people were standing on the tracks
at the Union station watching the
maneuvers of Captain Baldwin in his
airship, an engine and caboose of a
fse'sht train backed into them; XII /
ing Harry lehman. and fatally iniur-
ingJ. s Trake.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-07
cuhs ahut OFT Vets.

Dayton, o., Sept. 5.-The Dayton
club Of tAe Central league played the
Chicago Ma a-ionals today. Lundgren's
Phi ching was tco much for the locals
aad they were shut out TO 0. Score:
Chicaso '''',...''.-.,'.-,
Dayton .........,............0 6 4
BafterIes-Lundgren and Moran;
Johns ard Burns.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-07
Look Ger I,urrlcane.

Washing on, Sept. 5.--'rhe weather
bureau announces that the West In
dian hurricane, now raging IN the Car.
ribean. may reach Jacksonvl le Thurs-
day night. 1t Is headed for the south.
ern seashore.