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New-York tribune., 1906-08-04

Sir Sidney Hedley waterlcw was Lord Mayor OF
London In lS72-'7S At that time. having acquired
fortune IN business, he had devoted himself to
politics and philanthropy for some years While
LORD Mayor he organized the Hospital Sunday
Fund. He was Member of Parliament for Dunn
fries in lssS69 for Maidstone lS7a-SO and Graves
enc lSsNs0 He was member OF the Royal Com
mission on Building and Friendly Societies. and
gave great deal of his time TO the improvement
OF workmen's dwellings. His services to commerce
aIS JI1S pnianthroPy brought him his baronetcy in
4e!3- t1e was also greatly interested in technical
eoncation and officer Of several important
pmIanthropic and educational institutions. In 1889
ne gave his private estate OF twenty-nine acres.
near High Gate London, TO the County Council
for public park. now known Waterlow Park.
he was born at Huntington Lodge, Surrey, In 1922
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
EARL GREY PRoLoNes HIS VISIT.

81. Johns. n. r.. Aug a-Earl Grey. whosa
scheduled visit 20 Newfoundland was 20 end this
morning. has postponed his departure Tor two
days owing 20 the cordlality OF his reception The
earl and countess yesterday visited the Belle Isle
iron mines, which supply Canadian sre,ters IN
the evening they attended the cluzcns ta.l, sissl
in their honor here Premier Bond members OK the
Cabinet and OF the legislature, and than Two
hOodred and ifrty pxorntnen cdeDsuD N~sss-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
ANOTHER STRIKE AT SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco Aug. 3.-A third strike took place
the United Railroads last night when the oilers
fremen and wipers went out, and without warning
shut down the Bryant street and North Beach
power plants which for short time tied up
eral lines
Twenty-eight men walked out early IN the even
ing, ostensibly to enforce the demands made for
etght-hour day, but the real reason is said 70 be
pathy with the striking electricians and do not
wish to work with the non-unon men,
The delay to traffic Of short duration. and the
company declares that it put thirty-two men at
work in place of those that struck in less than
half an hour after the strike took place.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
z. A. GAGE THOUGHT INSANE.

Seattle. Aug, 3.-The only cause for the suicide
last night of Eli A. Gage. son of Lyman ]. Gage.
formerly Secretary of the Treasury. which can be
assigned that he temporarily insane from
drinking Gage evidently knew that detectives were
on his trail. He reached Seattle from ChicagO on
July z Gage used a revolver of large calIbre. A
large dagger found in his room. There was
nothing else in the roon except four empty whiSkey
liquor. a bank book OF the National Bank Of Com
merce showed that he had deposited more than
81 COO when he arrived in Seattle. On July q his
bank balance amounted 10 $2lL
San Diego, Cal. Aug. s.-Lyman J. Gage. at Point
Iona last night said over the telephone that the
name of the Seattle suicide coTrespOnded with that
his son. he thought it strange, II IL is his son.
that nobody in Seattle had communicated with him.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
WALTER cOGGESHALL.

Bloomfield, N. J., Aug. 3.-Walter Coggeshall died
10 o'clock this morning at hts home No. s3 Broad
street. from heart disease He had been i'll for ten
days Mr. CoggeshaM was in his seventy-third year,
and born in New York City. He had lived in
Bloomfield for the last thirty years. He was at the
time OF his death secretary OF the Bowery Savings
Bank. Of New York City. OF which bank his father
president.
The dead came OF Quaker family He at
tended Unity Chapeain Montclair. The wife and
two children, Mrs. Henry Crane and Charles p.
Coggeshal, both Of Bloomfield, survive Edwin wv;
Coggeshau a brother is president Of the Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust Company, of New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
LATE CONTRIBUTIONS FOR FRISCO.

Two belated subscriptions TO the San Francisco
relief fund reached the Mayors office yesterday.
One was for g. 100 and the other for 50 cents. The
latter came from across the sea Acting Mayor Nc
Gowan was surprised when Conrad Token treas
urer Of the Plattdeutsche Volkfest Verein OF this
city, handed him CHI SEX for $l0O. and said it was
the subscription Of the society 20 the relief fund.
About the same time letter was received from
Japan enclosing an international money order for
% cents which TorRjira Murata said he wished TO
go TO the San Francisco sufferers.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
CHARLES e. BROOKS.

LBy Telegraph The Tribune.l
Plainfeld, n. J.. Aug. S.-Chasles E. Brooks. Tor
many years a prominent citizen Of this city, died
from heart disease this afternoon at his home in
East eth street. He was a SON OF Mltcnen Z:
Brooks of New York, and g. native or that
city He was educated at the College OF the CITY
OF New York During the last eight years e ne vas
Son. New York He was a member OF the ne board board
of governors Of Muhlenberg Hospital ana us secTe
tarY Tor hve years He was also a vestryrnan OF
Grace Episcopal Church. and was identhed WIN
the leading clubs OF Plainfield He leaves VIE
and two sons Ames and Van Wyck Brooks
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
Liverpool the Lucania are:
H c Bullard. Mr. ard Mrs f. a. John
John J. Baird. ston
Daniel F. Cohalan. Professor and Mrs. s. H,
James Wright. Williams
The following will sail to-day for London on the
dnnetonka:
Captain ". Chamberlain. Jan as l.. HAYS.
Lewis A.. Delaheld Mr and Mrs. William c.,
a. r. EsteTbrook. Miller.
Francis Wood. MI and Mrs. H. b. Owsley.
Miss Katharine 81. Wood
The cabin list OF the Finland, which will sail to-
day for Antwerp. includes:
Brigadier General T. H. Captain p z. Traub.
Barry, Z. 5. a. BTigadier General w. p.
Rear isag. Admiral and Mrs F ,oLans Dg5slI o!S a
Mr.. ana Mrs Leslie Warner.
Among those who will embark for Southampton
to-day on the So. Louis are:
General James allen. us ?. Warner.
j b Byrne Mr and Russell Hard
Miss +. NJ Croker ms
The Pretoria will sail to-day for Hamburg with
the following among her passengers:
alr and Mrs z. A Abbott DE-. and Mrs L. w. svops
Dr. and Mrs. George y. Dr. .. r. Brown.
Minor.
Travellers who will san to-day fer Naples on the
Cretic are;
"a hss. ana Mss. S. p. sif.. John q w,l..<
ueznpsond-
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MRS. RICE THE AUTHOR.
It Is Found That She Wrote ''The Lady Of
the Decoration"
[Ry Telegraph o The Tribune. ]

Louisville Aug. S-Unexpectedly and by aeci-
dent the compiler OF the ''rhe Lady OF the
Decoration has come to light. and proves 20 be
Mrs. Alice Hogan Rice. whose rise in the literary
world dates back 90 five years ago, when she gave
70 the public Mrs. Wigs OF the Cabbage Patch
The story unfolded in 1.-THE Lady OF the Decora-
ton is real flesh and blood story, and tells Of a
domestic tragedy heroic suffering and final victory
over all obstacles of Frances Caldwell MacAuley,
who as Fannie Caldwell a genuine daughter OF
the Blue Grass State
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
THREE-YEAR TRADE AGREEMENTS.

-le longest term trade agreements yet made by
ll9n With an association OF employers, II was
s ~.sa g the Building Trades Club yesterday has
80 Deea reached between the Steam Filters and
So So. Filters Helpers Unions and the Master
--sA and Hot Water Filters Association. The
~. .'-nents are from January J. 1901. TO January l.
Vgt as The rate or wages TO be paid goes into
fhTee & : once the agreements are practically for
~ years and i've months each. The wages OF
% q ell ntters are % be raised from s. 90 a day
h., WITH an advance also IN the wages OF the
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8. 8
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LEvEREu ~. DoUGHERTY,

Leverett NJ. Dougherty. formerly head OF the
sales department of the New York Office of n w
Harris Sc Co., bankers, died az Altadena, Cal, yes
terday. after long illness. He was thirty-four
years old He connected with n. w. Harris
& Co for than fifteen years. most OF the time
in the Chicago and New York offices OF the 1rm
and by many was regarded as one OF the best
posted bond eXperfS in the counfrY
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
heeRo CONGRESS ELECTS OFFICERS.

A. Aangton. Aug. s.-After an all day session to-
T - Ie National Board OF Directors Of the Negro
20 %eople's Congress elected the following ON
- Sos the next four years: President. Bishop
- ". Clinton. North Carolina; vice. president.
80 ss'- DR.. J. ". z. Bowen, Atlanta, Ga; CORE
sriss.se.Lg secretary, p J. y. Ryan. Atlanta. Ga
rn--s--- q. Bishop r. S Williams. Augusta. Ga.
Ris-S--at secretary, Professor john R. Hawkins.
niis+ q =; statistical secretary, Professor Kelly
- Acgaro University, Washington, ID. c.
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SAYS SHE is A SAGE HEIR.
rnr TeIerranh to nc TrIhune. !

[By telegraph TO Ihe Tribune-I
Detroit, Aug. S-NIrs. Alfertta Bibby and her
SON Leroy, aged eleven. Of Boyne City. Mich,
heirs of Russell Sage. say they will contest Sages
will unless they get their share Mrs. Bibby is
The daughter Of Mrs. Sage-Lockrow and grand
daughter Of William Sage. brother OF Russell
Her mother was a member Of Russell Sage's house
hold when he lived in Troy. She was married 20
Marvin IoekrovT one OF Sage's carpenters. against
Mp sage's wishes Mr. Bibby received pecuniaEy
nssistance from Sage
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AsTOR-Bishop J. A McFaul of Trenton. N. J.
FIFTH AVENUE-Mr. and Mrs. Wu Chang, Y
c; Yang G. G. su R Sun n, q ,7;, 6 LIN @ and e &c G
John D. Rockefeller. ir., New York; Colonel Ma
lone Isthmian Canal. NAVARRE-Captain Will
lam Chamberlain. L. S. a. SEVILLE-Dr. +. NJ
Hartsock. L. s A NICTORIA-A. Stephen, Ran
goon. Burma. RF-ASIOR4A-Jonn C.
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ISAAC D. GEORGE.

Chicago Aug. S.-Isaac D. George. formerly presi-
dent OF the international Typographical Union died
yesterday az the Presbyterian Hospital after an
Illness OF eight weeks. Mr.. George sixty-nine
years old. He was elected first president of the
International Typographical Union at Albany, in
1869. At the time OF his death he president OF
the Old Time Printers Association
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
TOM Johnson nor GUILTY.

Cleveland. Aug. 8.-Judge Kennedy of the Com
tsa Pleas Court to-day decided that Mayor JoEn-
soa vas guilty OF contempt OF court as charged
= connection with the tearing up Of the tracks OF
.-e Cleveland Electric Railway Company last week
= Fulton street The court held that ". J. Spring
s.5a director OF Public Service. had violated the
sss.pora-y Injunction issued by Judge Ford in the
49,, sDTingbOrn fined SO and costs. An ap-
.s-..S-1on for q trial was at once filed by the
s't'iAeys for SpTingbOTn.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
CHARLES HCDSoN.

London Aug S-Charles HOdson. for thirty years
chief clerk Of the American Embassy here, died
this morning Mr.. Hodson served under eight am
bassadors. With the late James Russell Lowell
particularly he on terms OF intimate friendship
and he leaves a set OK Mr.. Lowelrs books. each in
scribed ITO my dear friend, and an interesting
collection of letters, Mr.. HOdson and Mr.. Lowell
having kept up a correspondence after the latter
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
roas,npEN TO swIM-ORowNED.

while swimming in the Hudson River OF lasd
street Yesterday afternoon Raymond Han. nine
yoars old OF No. $50 West 1S4th street. who had
zone swimming against his parents wishes. was
s,oD4 o,,t nv the tide His brother Everett twelve
wears old was also in the water. but was unable
70 save Raymond.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
NOVA scoTlAN PROFESSOR PENsloNgD

Halifax Aug. S-The first retirements in this
province under the Carnegie Foundation. which
provides for the pensioning of college professors
the modern languages department. in Dalhousie
will be succeeded by DIR. H. P. Jones' formerly Of
Cornell University.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
PASSENGERS FROM cHERBoURG.

Cherbourg, Aug. 4.-Among the passengers on
beard the steamship Kaiserin Augusta Victoria,
which sailed from here last night for New York.
were Mr. and Mrs. John A. Black, Mrs. William HI.
Crane. Baron Ludwig Won Levay, Charles E. Per-
kins Dr. Franklin Powell and wife and ex-Sur-
geon General and Mrs. NJ. o. Terry.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
AMOS r. BROWN.

South Orange n. J.. Aug. CSpecaD.-Amos f.
Brown twice president OF South Orange Township,
died yesterday at his home in Irvington from a
complication Of diseases He was ga years old, and
had been I'll for two years. Mr.. Brown was born in
South Orange and g of the Civil War,
having served with the 26th New Jersey Volunteers
Politically he was Republican. His wife and two
daughters survive him
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
LANES N. VENT.

Nevburg, n. Y. Aug. 3-James NJ. Wentz' presi-
dent of the Newburg Savings Bank, and formerly
a drygoods merchant in New York City, died here
tonight He was eighty-Lwo years OLD
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
GIRL WANTS TO RUN ELEVATOR.

I8y Telegraph 10 The TFtbune.I
,1S'azo Springs. Aug. s-The girl elevator
-As: hSs ..aae her appearance here. IN the per-
g., a. x Mss 3e4:Ee stewart. Of Boston. who has
,.. $3.50 al tie Ani.ers Ho.ei for a Job She IS
Ia . ae c9i.sse bred. Mss Stewart says she
$500 e.esAt0ss n Os she biggest business
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
PAYS DEBTS AND SAVES HOME.

Akron, Ohio Aug. S.-An elegant home. with all
its elaborate furnishings, and 100000. have been
saved out Of the wreck OF the fortunes of Ferdi-
nand Schumacher, the oatmeal merchant, who
eral years ago assigned. All debts have been paid
in full. Mr.. Schumacher is now eighty-five years
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
WHAT IS GOING on TODAY.

Racing a Brighton Beach.
Athletic benefit of Francisco orphans
American League Park afternoon
Free admissions of and Natural HIS
tory and the Geological Park.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
CARL a. WEIDNER.

Carl A. Weidner. a portrait and miniature painter
died on Tuesday. at Lake Pleasant, N. Y. He was
the son OF william n. and Pauline Douai Weidner.
and was born IN Hoboken in 1865. He studied at
the National Academy and the Art Students
League and was pupil OF Paul Nauen az Munich
In 1893 Mr. Weidner married Miss FredrlKa bon-
ord
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
POPULAR MATINEES AT WALLAck's.

Owing TO the popularity Of "FIis Honor the
Mayor at WallaclS's Theatre, It has been decided
TO give popular priced rnatinees each Wednesday
during the three weeks remaining OF the engage
at that house, the first one occurring on the
afternoon OF August g.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04

Forecast for Special Locaiitses-For New England.
local rains southern portion fair in northern portion
to-day Sunday. with cooler in the interior fresh
southeast winds.
For tho District Columbia Eastern New York. East
ern Pennsylvania New Jersey. Delaware and Maryland
to-day and Sunday; cooler by Sunday night
light 20 fresh sOuth winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New York,
and Sunday cooler sunday; fresh south
winds shifting and northwest
Local onaeial Record-The following ofacIal record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
temperature twenyfour hours in comparison
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Frank Mckee announced yesterday that Days
Theatre would be devoted exclusively this season
10 musical comedy. 4 will be opened on MONDAY
cal play marrying Mary" by Royle-Burt-Hein.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
JAMES A. GARLAND WEAKER.

Hanover. Mass. Aug. S.-James A. Garland OF
New York who is critically Ill az the home Of DR..
Vernon Briggs in this town, was repoEted to-day
hts 134
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Cosgsshaii. walter. Viaeslf. Kstss7fzs Z
C0Tnsell. Harrls. " WeAAle-s Carl A.
August 1900. ThshssEs A&aass. e her so,h "
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es4.s E 1aas Rs'a s5 St Ii lie Ts ss s . s5a ss
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ss M9fy sa4Hs Aasgss 8a o e T 3 q Sc & Sors a. n
Gilbert: widow @ Oliver Hulkley sna aaastter e he
tom her Iate resfs-cs s1ufhuors o. Monday August
c. at 2:s0 o'clock p
cAs5IDy-os Ausss: Jsnss cass1iy .sss s. s. e =.
Services VII Be ssId 5sesy az ,s oyeS As ,as. -.
SsooSiyn.
q sss ss ,ass ss his s.s,.
OF tunsral hereafter
WardsI cornws foaEsl easH.sF g ssslAss nsn.s,
services from Grace Church. garaaea. ss,sas. Au-
gust g. at O'clocS-
Els1 " 5rs August Psf,ss & E rs; =: g.
residence No 15a McDonough 81. HsOesayn or sasu7.
a solemn mass az Tequsra VIII be otered.
HYDE-At No. lss Joral.-aon 81, Brooklyn. H.nry
lsTis HYDE. August 5 1000 InfsTEsSS ySosrs.ssr
Mass.
KELso-on Wednesday. August I. az Staten inland, O.
RadfoEd Kelso; in The a2d yeaS q his aga F-nsrsl
IVES; ga ist-'-''''' s. . '''@@'
uo Hl gS sus 8. bl E%sD s:s ys n q 81 . 5ss
New York Clty. On saturday. August a
v1NcESTaon Taay Agsu,s 3 az ne rTsae7ss e se.
Storm vincent. wiSs of H-nsazin 3. zutlsr,
wEIpssER-auguzs !. at Lake Pleasant. y Y Carl
a weidnsr. aged 81 years Services Egzsral Ssapel.
Saturday ssssrnoon az ! o'elock-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04

Room Club portraits Of Stephen Price, once man
ager of the Drury Lane Theatre, London. and later
OF the Park Theatre, this city. ana OK MAY am M
to have valuable collection Of dramatic literature
and pictures.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04

Highest temperature yesterday % degrees lowest e;
average se average roF corresponding cate last year S
average corresponding twenty-five years, i3
Local Local rains to-day ane sunday cooler
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Among the passengers who will sail to-day foI
Liverpool on the Lucana
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
ARGUMENT OVER "KREUTzER SONATA"
Harrison Grey Fiske and Wagenhals &
Kemper Both Claim Production Rights

When Harrison Grey F1ske announced last Thurs
dav that he would produce Jacob Gordln 5
sI[reutzer Sonata" this season he stirred up the
er, ,F NUaeenhals & Kemper which declares 1t
has the full and only authorized rights to the play
They announced yesterday that Miss Blanche
walsh would appear in the "Kreutzer Sonata" at
the Astor Theatre early next year. The firm issued
the following statement:
We are amazed 70 see by this mornings papers
that Harrison Grey Ffsl1e purposes 10 attempt pro
ducing Jacob Gordn's "Kreutzer Sonata our
riobfs n this play are absolute. as we purchased
it nearly two years ago for Blanche Walsh and
we ehaii protect these rights If Mr.. Fiske or any
bodV else attempts 20 produce the 'Kreutzer
sonata IN this city in any city. or in any country
he or thew will be prosecuted to the full extent OF
the law.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
CEMETERIES.
THE MOoDLAWN CEMETERY

Is readily Harlem trains Grand C-r
tral station Webster Jerome Assnue rolieys and
BY carriage. Lots Sf25 up TesEeoaa ass Sra1nercy
Book OF Views representative
Office 20 East 23d 81 New York city.
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Superior TO Lemonade

A teaspoo1f1l added xlAss q: eod water. wxA
sugar. makes delicious sumner toa.c-
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Special Notices.

desirs 20 have the address of Marshall Bates. VII
resided IN New York City November 1str. IS6l- an
& dead the and address Of Of rs heirs
j. ". MCCLELLAN. EGninencss Ohio
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Died.

Death noticzs appearing In THE TRIBUNE vn -
rcpubished In Tho Irt-weeky Tribune without extss
ck
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Foreign Rates

Mail subscribers IN XoER City tss rAII9y aai
I1lL-WEEISLY Will be charged cent a. eopy extra
pOslage IN addition 70 the rates naIle4 aboys.
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DAILY ONLY:

For points Europe and al countries t- CnrTe-sal
lowing
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OBITUARY.
SIR SYDNEY HEDlEY WATERLoW.

London Aug. S-sir Sydney Hedley waterlow,
formerly LORD Mayor OF London IS dead
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Domestic Rates

By EARLsX NAIL TRAIN
For sll points IN the United States Caraa
(oSltsida Of BorOughS of Manhattan and THs
Also 30 Cuba Porto Rico HaWai ana the Philippines
without extra expense for foreign postage.
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Tbis Is what Mr.. Fiske says:

The "Kreutzer Sonata" written for Nine
Bertha Kallch several years ago upon an order DER
custom with the Yiddish dramatsts the author
sold his work outright. receiving his price in full
Tor ~ Later Mr. Spachner disposed of a half In
terest in the play 70 his then partner n the man;
aoeTnenf of The ThaIia Theatre David Kessler, and
under their management the play was produced
with Mime. Kalich in the principal role The
rr-a,,t1er Sonata has been owned solely and
t.nuo9sIy by Messrs spachner and Kessler, and
Nine sKalich were acquired by agreement with
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOreeast.-yashington Aug. g.
During Friday local rains ana hundeistorms
an area from Rocky Mountains Atlantic Coast
slight barometrc depression over tha
lake region area ot hsh baEomee passed OF
England extensive high barometer
area With lower temperatures advanced from British
Northwest Territory over the Missouri Valley.
During the cooler weather will extend
the mississippi Ohio valleys upper
region attended by showers and thunderstorms
reach Atlantic states sunday and Sunday night.
breaking the period OF warm weather showers that
prevailed during the last three days
Along Atlantic Coast the winds will he light and
lakes fresh southerIy shifting
urday night 20 and northwest up
per brisk northwest winds will
vail
have light fresh south southeast winds and partly
cloudy weather 10 the Grand Banks