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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-07-26
RIVERS in a RAGE.

Lives and Property Lost when
Mountain Streams Break Banks.
The los Of several lives and great
property damage have resulted from
heavy rains throughout Western Penn
syIvania, Eastern Ohio and West vir-
ginia. The rivers and mountain streams
are out Of their banks, live stock has
been drowned, bridges and buildings
have been washed away, railroad tracks
have been swept Off or undermined.
trolley systems demoralIzed, electric
light plants put out Of commission and
hundreda OF families compelled to
abandon their homes and seek, refuge
on higher ground. In Pittsburg the
rivers have risen five feet in ten hours
Reports from above the city say that
recurring storms during the last forty
eight hours have resulted In precipi-
tation Of from three to four inches,
which, being at the headwaters when
then reach this city, may cause some
damage not expected at present.
Parts Of West Virginia have sustain
ed heavy loss. Miles of track OF the
Western Maryland and the coal and
iron railroads In Tucker and Barber
counties have been washed away. The
service Oh these roads Is said 10 be at
standstill. The Dry Fork and Balti-
more and Ohio Railroads are under
water for many miles. In the Tygart
Valley the towns Of Grafton, Rowles-
burg and Tunnelton are almost sub
merged, the damage amounting to near
" $25o,000 At Elkins the rainfall was
i've inches.
At Mccomb, w. Va. the home Of
Mrs. Mary Ballard was wrecked by
the high water, and three young chill
dren were drowned. The bodies were
washed away.
While hundreds Of persons watched
the raging Tygart River church float
ed down past Rowlesburg. Fifteen
bridges were counted passing Grafton
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-07-26

pearl and draped, empire-wise. in sill
very satin and chiffon, who wants to
advertise her husbands wife As they
enter the lift tall westerner. with the
sombrero hat of fiction In his hand,
turns to glance at them; an oriental
visitor favors them with bold stare.
out Of full. dark eyes; New Yorker
hurrying to late business appoint
ment with man from Chicago does
not even vouchsafs them q second
glance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-29
EGG TRROWER IN COURT
Youth Who Bombarded Automobile
Party With 0doriferous Missiles
Placed on Probation.

Jesse johnson, charged with bonn
harding with rotten eggs an automo-
mile containing w. Il. Savage and a
number of ladies, several DAYS ago.
was in the juvenile court yesterday
having ben apprehended after long
hunt by Probation Officer Hahn. He
was reprimanded by Judge Gowans
and placed on probation.
Fred Rasmussen came to the court
alone, saying his mother was too busy
to come with him, as she had to watch
the house. Fred was charged With
stealing q bicycle and was also placed
on probation.
Andrew Edgar was found guilty OF
smoking cigarettes. The court, after
delivering . short lecture on the evils
of the practice. placed him also in
charge of the probation officer.
One j. Z. Bell. formerly supeFintend-
cnt of the Morris school, caused quite
a comm 0tion in the court room by
arising to address the Judge and en-
deaVoring TO tell him how TO cOqduct
his business. Bell was discharged
some time ago on the charge of in
toxication. He was led from the room
yesterday, but not until ne had finished
his discourse.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-29
SALT PALACE READY
FOR OPENING
Many New Features at the "coney
Island of the West"

Salt Takers who visit the Salt Palace
tomorrow viii find that many improve
ments have been made and new fea-
lures installed. The management has
spared no labor nor expense in prepar-
ing this popular resort TO meet the
amusement needs of a rapidlys growing
city. The Salt Palace building has
been converted into palm garden,
which will contain refreshment tables,
and viii be equipped with all modern
improvements. A ladies' orchestra will
furnish music each evening. Manager
Halversen states that perfect order will
be maintained, and that conduct often
slve to ladies and gentlemen will not
be tolerated. Another innovation is
Hale's Tours of the World" This fea-
ture is sure to become popular, COM
bining as it does entertainment and
education. The tourist" enters an or
binary observation car, the bell rings.
the whistle blows and, by a very clever
mechanical device, the car appears to
move along the railroad track. With
the aid of a moving picture machine
the effect of travelling is made very
realistic. MIR. A. D. Jensen, an expert
enccd operator. has been engaged to
handle the machine and arrange for a
chanSe of route each week. thus giving
the public an opportunity of seeing the
scenery along many different lines
Among the routes are Pixies Peak
Yellowstone park. Columbia river and
swiss and German scenes. Local people
who have t2Sen~thc "trip declare that
the sensation is decidedly real A can
tive passenger balloon will be operated
which viii carry passengers 900 feet
in the air. II will be controlled from
the ground by means of a able. All
the popular features OF last year will be
maintained, including Eye Olde Mill"
Scenic Railway, Nina ture Railway,
Circle Swing, Dance hall and the sau-
Ger track. With the best riders in the
world competing for prizes. the races
this year will doubtless eclipse any,
thing in the history of the famous
track. arrangements have been made
to handle the large crowds and the
feels confident that this
will be the banner year for the Salt
Palace. Clean sports and attractions
for family parties are expected to en-
tice the throngs TO this pleasant resort
for rest and recreation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-29
WILKINS WINS
ROUND NO. |
Former Clerk of Board of
Works Wants to Be Re-
inStated.
DEMURRER is OvERRULED
JUDGE MORSE HOLDS THAT CASE
MUST BE TRIED.

W. II. wilkins yesterday won the
first round in his application for a
mandate from the court to restore him
to his old position as clerk of the board
Of public works. The demurrer of the
city was heard before Judge Morse in
the morning and was overruied. The
city was represented by H j. Dininny.
assistant city attorney. and he asserted
that wilkins application did not state
cause of action and did not show that
he was ever legally appointed clerk of
the board or yer qualified for the posi-
ton. Judge Morse held that the man
date was sufficiently explicit and the
famous SUIT viii now be tried on its
merits.
The case originated July 20. 1906.
when Wilkins brought an action to re-
quire the MAYOR. city council. and
board of works 10 restore him to the
position of clerk of the board which
he held during the Morris administra-
ton, and also pay him back salary
from April 10. 1906. when. he asserts
he was thrown out of Office by the
American party board ard F. r.
Christensen installed in his place
wilkins bases his action on an ordi-
nance passed Nov 20. 1905. and an
proved by Mayor Morris, which pro
vides that the board OF public works
shall appoint a clerk for "a term nf two
years at salary of 800 a month. I'm
medlately thereafter wilkins was an
pOinted by Z. A. Wall, chairman of the
board, for a term of two years, and the
appointment was confirmed by the
council and the confirmation was an
proved by the mayor. On April l. 1906.
he asserts he was told by F. J. Leon
he would not be wanted in the position
any longer and that he was literally
thrown out of the office, notwfthstand-
ing the fact that he had been an
pointed for two-year term
In lis answer the city asserts that
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-29
BOARD OF WORKS TO MEET.
Several Small Contracts TO Be Let
Friday.

The board of pubic works will hold
meeting Friday afternoon. at which
time bids fur the construction OF garb-
age hODDer5 at the salt Lake and Og-
den railroad station and the coustruc-
ton of dividing station in the Salt
Lake and Jordan canal will be opened.
The former work will cost about
$500 and the latter about 81 500. The
board win also advertise for bids for
numerous public Improvements or
dered By the council Monday evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-29
WILL BUILD RESERVOIR.
Bids for Hatchtown Project to Be
Advertised For

The state board of land commission
ers yesterday decided to advertise for
bids for the construction of an irriga-
ton reservoir near Hatchtown, Car
field county. The reservoir will irri-
gate 5000 acres of land. The con-
struction will be under the supervision
of Caleb Turner. state engineer. who
conferred with the board yesterday in
regard to the matter
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-29
LAWS ARE COMPILED.
Secretary of State Will Issue VaIUa-
Bile Pamphlet.

Charles S. Tingey, secretary of state.
has just completed compilation of all
the corporation laws ON the statute
books of the state and will have the
same issued in pamphlet form for the
convenience of attorneys, officials and
other interested parties. This is the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-29

wilkins sent d written resignation to
the board. which was accepted and
filed. and the resignation is made
part IF the answer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-29

The Palace Laundry did not raise %
rough dTys; our work is unequaled.
Palace Laundry Co. Ind. phone 333,
Bell 4493.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-29

first compilation since 1908 and it will
contain all the laws passed by the 1905
and 1907 legislatures in addition TO all
the old laws.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-29
Decoration Day Rates.

Via Oregon Short Line. Salt Lake 10
Ogden and return, or vice versa, $1.10.
Tickets good for Beturn to May 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-29

There is plenty of new songs, sprightly
dances and clever stage business and the
prettiest girls in the class have been
chosen to present the opera. a big au-
dience will see the play, as the advance
seat sale has been heavy
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-29
Excursions Northwest

Vic Q. S. L., June 3. Z, Il and IA: S.. 80
to Portland or Spokane and return.
Limit. Sent. 80.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-29

perature. 90 degrees. which is 6 degrees
below normal: accumulated deficiency of
temperature since the first of the month
Is degrees; accumulated excess of tenn
peratUre since Jan. ], 474 degrees. ReIa-
tive humidity. 43 at 6 p. m. Total pre-
cipitation from 6 ~ m to D. m. .03
inch: accumulated excess of precipitation
since the first of the month. 127 inches:
accumulated excess of precipitation since
Jan. J. 2.9l inches.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-29

catchiest and cleverest thing the univer-
slty people have put on here this year
and a smooth production is assured. Mrs.
Martha Roy1e King is directing the nu-
steal end of the opera, and Alvin Peterson
the dialogue
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-29

Join the Young Women's Christian
association for 81 and play tennis.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-29

Everything is ready for the presenta-
ton tonight at the Salt Lake theater of
the two-act light opera, 1.-The Merry
MIX Maids" by the members of the
foorfh year normal class. From indca-
lions 1t will be about the prettiest, the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-29
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Record at the Local Of
flee of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature. 81 degrees; min
Imum temperature. a degrees: mean tom
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-29

Meet your friends Decoration day at
SaltaiT.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-29

Extra features at saltair Decora ton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02

building amounting ito as much as
$500. al ~
tho important reports Of tho Severn e,.''.,
tlcpnrtincnts Of the city were tleiiverea,
long after the date tixed by . laW. ny nv
tho additional fact that ono very All, M,
Ereaclcd the Mayor on tho 2btl , oI
MARCH,, and the further fact tlnt ING u,
report OF ono very important part !, !, !.
vet been delivered, except III frag-
2inents. the preparation OF tliis ,lncssaE !,
has been hurried and unsnt sfactoi y, 70
tho writer. If there had been i ,,o ,..
time for It's preparations 1t would 8ha nay
been shorter aud better 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02

$4,000 for sprinkling and swceping tho
streets this year. Referred to Fi I,
BY Mr.. Lynch: Recurring al , ,sGns
nora tons or persons maintaining poles X
4 10 have same painted referred TO
Ordinance Committee,
BY same: Resolution. appropGr .i,
$50 to employ stenOErapher Tor the
cation Of the FINANCE Committee
ana bond transactions. Passed.
BY sane: A substitute ,ordlnance,, 1 ,or
one vetoed permitting East E.nd bon
and Lumber, Company to burn shay
Igings. Referred.
Mr. NILS msson,an % auth transfei
$1,000 from the account Of fire engines
I 10 sprovision7 Of more stationmen.
BY Mr.. Powers: Ordinance LOT INC
extens!Gn 5 q wn{sr Reso1uton to pro.
l vide for opening an alley.
\ BY Mr.. ". +. Richardson: Appropri-S
ating s1,2ooto cssa blish3a Kindergarten ls ,''e
= BY MIR spence: TO provide a police
|lmatron and female warden at the
station;;ho1q1seis and ~ 3ai npropriate 5
4 600 for employing additional labor In
4 the Street Cleaning Department.
ny e street csnning ae 10 Employ
prisoners from the City Jail to clean
= the bed OF Shockoe Creek, and proyid-
ing for guarding them THIS was s;ies .ah ea
, passed by a vote Of IS to -. 81.
). Mr.. Davis, under suspension OF the
: | rules, submitted g report OF the COM
/ | mittee on Grounds and buildings. This
embraced the following: !
( Joint resolution approprlatins SOW
tito account OF auditorium and Archi-
Il tect's fees Referred to Finance.
; Joint resolution appropriating saw
n 70 rdecorating the City Hall durinf s inc
Y Confederate Reunion. Reierred ~
: Finance O,
Joint resolution approving the award
G of contract for the ltichmond ,bulldinE
q at the Jamestown Expositin to C.sElt
d PauIett, ut s9.297. This was passed
q and the committee authorized TO exc,
q cute the contract when the Board CON
= On motion OF Mr.. Peters, the counci
Is adiurncd until "Wednesday ut O'Clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Ordinances Introduced.

Among tho ordinances INTRIGUED
m Mir tn the Richmond Traction Company
and the Passenger and, Power Company
to issno transfers to.the Westhampton
limo. 1t WAS referred.
BY Mr.. Davis: Approprlating 10000
to the Richmond HoWltzcrs. 1tele'red
to FINANCE Committee.
by Mr., Ferguson; Approprlatlns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
GOLD STORAGE BURNED
ON lSTHMUS; LOSS HEAVY

@@3 COLON 7AprlI little cold stOTASe
establishment at Mount Hope, one or
tho largest and most valuable IN th3
isthmus, was almost completely de-
stroyed by fire this afternoon. me
loss Is placed at several hundred thou.
sand dollars. Tho cause Of tho IRE
has not yet been ascertained. me
building was filled with large w
ricty Of foodstuffs and other property.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Cut Out the Bill Boards.

In order to raise some additional
funds, and ct the same time to rid ao INC
slant disfigurement, most heartily
ana urgently recommend the passage .s.
Of an rdinance which will positively
prohibit tho ,iso OF fences, houses, or
bill.bonrds, anywhere within the !, e a,s
Nd providing for circular metallic
cylinders &, diyaed n siza s te
nviimders to be Of sutti Client size to &C
ctommodate ali aoyertis:eements IN NJ, the the
form OF posters, w.bills, etc Ihese
to be placed at suitable. numerous, IN
Objectionable points. The same or 'f.i
nanco to prescribe and limit the = s ,a
Of all handbills or posters. and to re-
1quire them all to be printed on Wnlle
paper in plain nlaen lfire e M. sun sun
iiect. occasions etc. That these cylin
ders shall be city property, owned g !, an
controlled by the city under :. g. onl &c, :,
supervision. to be used only after cas-
paylncnt at the trensurer's office, 9
the geo prescribed by law for thei
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Our Property Values.

sEIt has not been customary for the
commissioner OF Revenue OF the cry
hf Richmond to make any report Of the
Operations of Ills department. and the
made at my request last year.
ii The report fo1ts this year would be
nselyalnterestin gF ito any intelli gent
citizen WHO would take the trouble to
read 1T. From It ] learn that. the as
sessnents for 1906 We're as follows:
Lands and improvements $5I, 8 y ,95o ~
Personal prope rty.,.t...... ~, 29,5aa4 o ~
! #ii3r The new buiidings erected during
Il the year were assessed at $1,960, 196.
The real estate transactions forA;the
\ year Il ggregated S6,0Oo.OOO. S
Permits for Buildings.
Sc required by the Commissioners the
g STScvenne for the construction of build
iIigs,# showing the character cost ant
estimated location. He also advocate:
large map OF the city ~ sections
4 showing the ownership of all real es
tate. ana by means OF which q RECORD
4 Is kept of transfers.
The executive endorses the l'lre De
Y partment's appeal for more station mel
s8 IN the downtown {. companies. ant
urges the cfea tfon Of the once 9
building Inspector. Fire hydrantsi !
Byrd Park for the protection OF neigh
boring property are urged.
. Attention is called to the lnninte
nance of many dangerous overhe;a
wires DOWNTOWN, and of the neccsslt
ON 8 compelling obedience to the law.
& SaThe Mayor recommends the construt
ssS ton of4n steel yiaduct from Marsha
and thirteenth Streets, to q level
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Recommendations Renewed.

N..I respectfully renew the following
suggestions made In two FORMER ll,es
the city cemeteries and parks; estnD-
lishment Of the office of Building IN
spcctor. and the. preparation OF SUIT
tpll Of a.pension fund for tho.
Fire Department and Tor INC .ro ,,ins
Department bySsthc annual upproprla.
| ton OF one thousand dollars eact. TO
| Tie Police Benevolent Association. and
| the Firemen's Protective Association;
\ Immediate response to the demands for
| improvements 7ntsthe Gas Works as set
out by the Superintendent; mar lti ~, =.
subs titutioni Of salaries for commits
I, sions in all city Offices; the adoption
Of an Intelligent, far-reachin an a, dt en-
mite financial plan Tor t IN, CITY ps or ,ns
4 nance, With heavy penalty, Tor mcgee
OF the city printing. or It's prompt ae.
liycry;t tho instalmcnt OF publ com.
Streets; suitable. arrangement and pro r
Il lection at bathing places for boys u
! the river; the reorganization, Of Boar.
Of Public Charities; suitable va Walt, ! 4
street railways (Which. now I'D
i might be combined railway waitin
stations and public comfort hou $ !,
q general map Of the CITY On a. = ia, 3
: sioner of the Revenue: sufficient apprCc
!. prlation to enable the city clerk
a. employ for his assistance, with az
thority to discharge and employ at y
4 pleasure, thoroughly competel
+ stenographer4 and typewriter; ord
i, nance to prohibit the unlimited use. {
/ the streets by livery stables FOR II
s storage OF idle Gvchi cles; special con
Il lnlttee to inquire into the manngemel
"a OF the present Free Bridge; plans II
ID good and sufficient bridge betWet
il Richmond and Manchester: inprov
lr ment, by paving and lighting, Of II
" alleys all over the city; sufficient a
9, preparation for the employment Of NJ
Of irons Mt the police stations and ia
10 creation of special commission
ID | study the fire hazards In this city a.
rd report a plan of operation for pr0te
H. ton in case of confagration; il
lie proyement Of the Old Pump House
IS tho creation of an electric currents t
GO establishment of magazines and pror
DO equipment in the Fire Department
at thc destruction OF Il buildings in
path OF lconnagration;n u thority
condemn and destroy unhealthy, dc
gerous, or offensive, abandoned bull
or ings; nm ordinance to prevent mlnt
nc from entering upon unfinished bui
mt ings for any purpose; suitable suDs
DC tutc for Iail sentences for lazy. Wor
$50 less nagrGes. and neglected VII
a youths; appropriation to provide
M the temporary care of insane .perst
at tho alTishouse: appropriation
ne separate department. tor tuberculo
~ cases Mt the almshouse; ordinance
ISL During real estate owners to rep
1 out within ten days any Improvement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
COUNTY TREASURER SAID
TO BIZ SHORT $4,000

yVILN1INGTON,z ID Ell, April I'll or
AGO G. Rettew, former receiver OF
taxes and county treasurer OF New
Castle county, was arrested at his
home hero tonight on q charge q
approapriating S3,ooo OF INC couneS
taxes To his own use.
The court directed Rettew's arrest
complaint being made to the court.
Rcttew is said to be short about SSC,-8
|. 900,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
For an Electric Plant.

Althoughsthe bonded debt of the city
of Richmond for ordinary purposes IS
2Emited to eighteen per cent. OF the as
sessed real estate values OF the
|fCity, tie city has the right, under the
@,,rovisions OF section 10SSG OF the CODE
without limit tor the establishment Of
water works, gas works electric light
plants or any other productive WORKS,
u andGSI do not hesitate to recommend
and urge that this privilege be used
i for all necessary improvements TO the
I water works and the gas works, and
for the establishment of complete,
I, tric@plant both FOR the illumination OF
the city and it's buildings, and for
auxiliary work in pumping water, and
more especially for application to local
IS fire protection pumps III exposed parts
of thc$city.
The corporate limits of the city IN
SIS embraced an area containing $3.50
creased in 500 to 1884 acres The re-
4 cent extension of the corporate limits
( has Increased our acreage TO O.36S.6a
u acres SO that the area OF the city IS
practically doubled.
5e9lt Is absolutely essential, not only
for5the comfort and convenience Of the
people lin the annexed territory, bul
A Also an order to save the city from UNI
& necessary damages in the future. tina
z the Engineer department be at once
furnished with sufficient npproprla
ton to employ an adequate force 1ol
the survey of all the streets In the an
1exed territory already dedicated, y
that tile dimensions. direction an
E.radc@n,u be inteilisently establishe,
be projected and tile grades estab
4 4sf{E1,pd gtf3t IA
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b y J.. III
Il y ntrot,nts for the sinking
fnnti of ssSo.ssisi Tile i,,ere eos, u, ~
&c, s,, ii, venr 1906 over the
Inn. q sslo,s1 s.o7 The increase
81 NJ, 4 INK, nroiits Tor the sinking fund Tor
y s,,nS % mo ,,,cf.ioa is S@6036L2S
t,t +, "A s,'i' ,snprt az the city collector
" !. ~ mi sl,c has collected for
s,,,.. y o,,m ,,rrso,ial taxes. s1,2SaaG3 ~
q y Il iess,,srs .iss.l.{.st ll6,2su w
I'm \ ,r,nniions s,0sS 1S
3 i,,t IL J, NM fTrn,lin g IN, 10,sas.a3
N'''s Wv : $1,000 = :. =,
ssg Making Il grand total Of. sl,AlS,ae2.so
55 Benefit OF Ahlleha l.1
The trinmphart close of. Of ,e ea Mmhs and
r M. Smnrs,nn Court OF Appeals OF Nlr-
ri,,,assconductcd by the city z Attorm r
4 IA cause for reorganization. Tie sve .m
hennfffs to result from the rcceht Az
nsMntion ar territory IRE already part
Il in nnnnrrcnt, and Will be rapidly seen
% ana fell. nm
80 AZ evidence of the activity ,anti SUE
81 cess aof the city Attorney, l desire 70 y,
~. x."< IN Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
THE WE ATHER

Forecast: yirginia-Fair Tuesday
and Wednesday: warmer in extreme
west portion Tuesday,; warmer We'd
lnesduy; brisk to high north winds off
the coast.
Wednesday,, with slowly rising tenn
perature; brisk north winds on the
coast, Ett4 lutt --- 4-5tt ia. ,s. tsE.H