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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-07-06
DEFEATED
after SEVERE
BAT Tie
Japanese Troops Almost An
nihilaIed In Capturing
Stronghold.
ALL JAP OFFICERS
KILLED IN FIGHT

Victoria, b. G., in Sss.-The steam-
er fremont, which arrived here last
night, brought news of desperate
fighting In Formosa, where the Jap
anese are conducting operations
against the Moro natives, who are
mostly head hunters. Five hundred
Formosan Chinese, trained by Jap
anese officers and led by Lieut.. Ito
Hayamawa, attacked the natives, who
held Chintiatan, at hill offering
considerable cover, and after three
days fighting, carried the stronghold
by desperate charge in which the
officers in command and 1870 of tn.
500 troops were killed.
The battle was one of the most
severe ever fought in the islands, and
the battlefield resembled a charnel
house. There were dead everywhere,
the Moros having refused to surren-
der as long as one of them was able
to fight.
OF the attacking party, 100 men
and % officers were killed, their
bodies being badly cut and torn by
the swords and guns of the enemy
At least 800 of the Moros were kill
ed.
There was hardly sufficient strength
among the survivors to bury the dead
and care for the injured.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-07-06
TRUST MAGNATES TO
PEN,' SAYS
BRYAN
Tells How Government Should
Regulate Affairs In Many
Departments.

Warsaw, Ind, July 6.-"Send John
d. Rockefeller and a dozen other
trust magnates to prison for a term
Of yr5rs and one of tho most vital
questions before the people OF this
country will have been solved" de-
claTed William J. Bryan yesterday at
banquet given In his honor by DR..
Sol. G. Dickey, president of the Win
ona Lake assembly.
president Roosevelt and others
are now bringing to a successful issue,
the principles and ideas advocated
seventeen years ago. Bryan continu-
ed.
This Is particularly true as re-
CARDS the tariff. The president Is
compiling my future speeches for
me-"
Bryan took a fling at the presi-
dents cabinet saying there was not
a man in it who agreed with Roose-
welt.
Referring to the controversy be-
tween the United States and Japan,
Bryan, who during his trip around
the world, visited the eastern empire,
said a little more backbone in Wash
ingtOn would settle the differences
for all time, without a conflict be-
tween the two nations.
Bryan was the center figure of a
large party and his remarks were
greeted with considerable enthusiasm.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-07-06
WILL DETERMINE MRS.
EDDY'S CONDITION

Concord, n. H., July 6.-Dr. Geo.
Kelly. of Boston, and DR.. G.. A. Blu
mer, of Providence, r.. l., were to-
day appointed co-masters, with Judge
Edgar Aldrich, of Lttleton, n. H., to
determine the competency OF Mrs.
Eddy, founder and head of the
Christian Science faith, to transact
business and care for her own inter-
ests.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-07-06
Dalton Wants Parole.

Leavenworth, Kan, July 6.-Em-
met Dalton, the famous death" pris-
oner, has appeared before the Kan
sas penitentiary parole board and re-
quested that he be granted an oppor-
tunity to go to a hospital in Kansas
City to have his right arm operated
on to save it from amputation. He
is in danger of losing his arm from
gun shot wound received in the
Coffeyville raid.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-07-06
EXTENSIONS FOR
Pacific YARDS

San Francisco, Cal. July Eek
tensive additions to the government
navy yard and dry dock facilities on
the Pacific coast Will result from the
coming of the battleship fleet, which
was announced by Secretary Metcalf
in an interview Thursday. I'VE have
already arranged for a new dry dock
at Bremerton," he said.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-07-06
KNOCKED ONTO TRACK
INSTANTLY KILLED
SAa AGE q A2I

} Socorro, y. NJ, July 6.-(Spe-
) ciaD .-Melcadis Armijo, who ,
) owns general merchandise
) store at Sabinal, and who is one
, of the most prominent men in
b SOcorrO county, was knocked /,
) down on the tracks In front of
b Santa Fe passenger train No.
} at Sabinal this morning and /
) instantly killed. Armijo was
) passing a windmill near the I
) tracks during a wind storm
b and a board blew off the top OF
) the windmill, struck him on the
) head and knocked him I'm front ,
) of the passing train. His body
) was horribly mangled. Armijo /
} Is 55 years old and leaves a
) large family. His estate is quite
} valuable.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-07-06
SEVENTEEN C0Nl\ITS ESCAPED
SINCE TRE[F0.9 TOOK CHARGE
AND TEN WERE PARD0NED

Staff Reporter From Citizen Makes Full and Impartial In
qureS Into Methods of Prison Expert at Santa Fe
Boy Convict Knocked to Floor and Beaten and
Kicked by Prison Official While TrelfOrd
Pointed SX-ShOOter at Him.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-07-06
Fire at stafford.

Stafford Kan, July 6.-The plant
here Of the Larabee -four milling
company with a capacity of 1000
barrels a day, was destroyed by fire
this morning, causing a loss Of 500,
900.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-07-06
A GeIcna Woman Murdered.

Galena, July 6.-Anna Carroll,
aged % years, was found dead in a
small creek south of Galena Friday.
The woman's body was found in Is
Inches OF water.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-07-06
(BY STAFF CORRESPONDENCE

Believing that the public 8
would like to know the real
5 state of affairs at the territorial
penitentiary at Santa Fe, The 8
Citizen at considerable expense =
sent u staff correspondent to the .
Capital City and he was in
5 structed to write exactly the
conditions he found at the ter
ritOrial prison and do SO with :
out bias or prejudice. The fol- =
lowing Is his first report. :
3 8 8 8 s . - . 3 3
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-07-06
Police Aid Necessary.

ImmediateIy after the entrance Of
Rockefeller, pandemonium broke
loose In the hallway. The crowd
rushed at the policemen on guard but
were showed back. SO serious did the
situation become that United States
Marshal Hoy was compelled to tele-
phone police headquarters for adli-
tional help. Inside the court room
the jam was nearly as bad as in the
hall outside. Spectators filled the
window seats, jammed the doorways,
sat upon chairs in couples, and even
Squatted on the floor.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-07-06

Continued on Page Four.)
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-07-06
standard Owns Tank Line.

Continued on Page Four.)
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-07-06

1t is even doubtful If Hagerman
knew the number of convicts that
were escaping from Trelford. 1t is
certainty that not even Trelford's
closest friends knew of some of these
escapes.
Several convicts succeeded in get
ting away from Trelford and the rec
ords do not show the manner of their
escape. 1t is just possible that Trel-
ford and the men under him did not
know how these convicts got away.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-11

EL gENEFlcIo De IA CAsTILLlTo

Con una buena entrada Sc celebr6
anoche, on el Municipal, la function
beneficio de Ia tiple cubana sefIorita
Carload Castillo, que fue muy ovacio-
NADIA y recibi6 numerosos regalcs de
sus amigos.
Compartieron la labor y los aplausos
con la Castillito, Ia sefio-a Fernandez
y los sefiores Saurez, Velez, Arnaldo y
Odena.
En- lei pobre Valbuena" fue muy
celebrado ell aplaudido artista nativo
Evaristo Velez.
La sef1orita Castillo que fu6 aplaudi-
da con justicia en- varias escenas y
numeros musicales, bailo ell Tango de
Ia Monterde" de un modo lamenta BILE.
Sin embargo, este abomina BILE ndmero
del programa fue repetido.
;Cosas de nuestro pdblicol
La function en- conjunto fue del
agrado general.
Ell cinemat6graf6 exhibio sensacio-
males pelfculas.
Domingo OrOtcO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-11
DEFICIENCIAS DEL EXPRESS


A menudo Sc registrar quejas mas
|que Justlflcadas contra la compafIia
del Express, siendo la mayor parte de
dichas quejas motivadas por perdidas
de mercanc1as 6 notable retraso en- Ell
recibo de las mismas.
Hace tres SemanaS que una irnpor-
tante casa de comercio de esta capi-
tai mando, con destino la estacion
de San Patricio, para don Francisco
Cerecedo, una GAIA conteniendo va
rios artlculos de colmado.
Dicha ca ia apareci6 al dia siguien-
te en- unos pastos contiguos la es-
tacion de Pueblo Viejo, pero COM
pletamente vac1a.
Es de suponer que Ell banquete fue
esplendido, porque la GAIA contenia
exqulsltas conservas y licores.
Ell senor Cerccedo dio Immediate
mente parte q la policfa del puesto
de Monaclllo, y, en- presencia de esta
fue levantada la GAIA, lastimosomen-
te abandonada despues de sacarle el
prec ioso contenido.
Antes de aver le remitieron al
mlsmo sef1or Cerecedo, TN barril con-
teniendo grampas, seg11n factura que
nos ha ensefado, y todavla no 10 ha
recibido.
No es possible que con dicho barrll
hayan hecho la misma operaci6n que
con Ia GAIA. puesto que Ell hierro no
es cosa facil de digerir.
Creemos que no ha podido ser mas
eXDrpSiva Ia c0r611cta del Eycrac
con el expresado sef1or Cereccdo.
Serla prudente que Sc tomasen me-
didas efcaces, para evitar estas fire.
cuentes "irregularidades" en- Ell SER
vlclo del Express, que tan perjudi-
ciales son al comercio y al pdblico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-11

Alarmado Ell gobierno espafol
pOr la creclente emigracion de
trabajadores espanoles, ha mi
clado una vigorosa campana
para evitarla, esforAandose
principalmente contra la salida
de barcos para el canal de Pa
mama. Ell gobierno dice tener
pruebas de que los agentes re
.clutadOres del canal, enganan
crasamente a los obreros Y que
.al llegar 6stos a Panama Sc ven
torzados a trabajar Y vivir baio
las mas crueles circunstancias
FL MlnistrO del Interior
senior La Cierva, ha redaCtado
un proyecto de ley riguroso pa
IA restringjr la emigraci0n Y 10
presentara q las cOrtes para que
10 aprueben, cuand0 Sc reunan
el mes pr0ximo.
Mientras asi sc hace, los 90
bernadores de las provincias
han tijado por orden del minis
tro, avlsos en- varios puntos, los
Cuales dlCen en- parte:
"El gObiernO esta resuelto a
perseguir de todas maneras el
lntame negocio de los que abu-
san de la credulidad y falta de
retlexi0n de trabajadores indi-
gentes que desean mejorar su
sltuaci0n Y y0 por mi parte he
decidido coadyuvar a los deseos
del miniSterio.
Malaga code Septiembre.-En
tOdaS parties sc siente la mayor
m1Serla a causa de las tempes-
tades e inundaciones de la Sc
mana pasada. Las autoridades
tienen dihCultad en- impedir
que gentes hambrientas recoian
Y devOren alimentos en- des-
composition, arrojados de las
ticndas> Sc Continuan rapida-
mente los trabajos para lin piar
las GALES del hediendO cieno que
deposit0 en- elias la inundaci0n
En- el sc han hallado muchos
cadaveres. A un grupo de emf
grantees que habia acampado en-
un muelle no Sc lie ha vuelto
yer y Sc teme que todos los que
10 componian hayan perecido
Las perdidas sc estiman en
S 100000; han quedado arrui-
nadas mil quinientas tiendas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-11
Mas noticias de Espana
Ell deSaStre de Malaga
T1ltimO cOrrraO
UltimO cOrrreO

x1l1o al gobierno, pOr tenor de
que la decomposition de los
cadaveres de rcses ahogadas,
Iorigine una epidemia.
Los rios continuan crecien-
do en- el Sur de Espana; han pc
recido cieptos de personas. Hay
gran miseria, especialmente en-
Malaga, donde la Camara de Co.
mercio ha invocado ayuda. Hoy
sc hallaron ounce Cadaveres
mas. La fabrica de cigarrillos
del GOblerno esta en- ruinas Y Sc
han perdido las cxistencias;
5000 personals necesitan aqua Y
where's, pues el acucducto sc ha
IrOtO.
Los alrededores de Granada
Sc han convertible en- un lago Y
han desaparecido los vinedos.
Cerca de Antequera, las aguas
arrastraron los rieles del ferro-
carril en- siete puntos; sc han
hundido cuatro puentes y cinco
tuneles.
En- Ia provincial de Malaga Sc
han enContrado veintitres cada-
veres mas. En- Colmenar sc aho-
garon diecisiete personals y ca
torce en- Almajia.
Madrid, 27 de Septiembre.
-Despachos de Malaga comu-
niCan que continuan las lluvias
cue causaron las inundaciones
en- la Ciudad Y los alrededores.
A las nueve de anoChe Ell rio
GuadalhOrCe habia subido otro
metro; con medic metro mas
que suba habra 10 sufciente pa.
IA que sObrevenga una horri bic
catastrOfe. Los barriOs inunda-
dos de la ciudad Sc encuentran
sin alumbrado y por todas par
tes Sc 0yen gritos de auxilio
que prOvienen de los BALCONIES.
Ell gobernador telegrafia que
en- la Clerva sc ahogaron seten
ia V dos personals y quedaron
heridas sesenta y ocho. Los vi
hedos que rodean la poblaci0n
han quedado enterrados en- el
tango y destruidos los de los va
lies de AndaluC1a, habiendOse
perdido el vino dcpositado en-
las bodegas.
En- Malaga nuevas lluvias hi.
cleron que sc suspendieran los
trabajos; la ciudad esta casi ais.
lada' sin gas nj electricidad. +
general del Rio ha llegado a la
cludad como representante del
Rey Alfonso. Por la tarde ba-
jaban algo las aguas.
In Granada estan inundados
los barrios bajos de la ciud ad
Ell aqua tlene cinco pies de pro
tundidad en- las GALES y Sc har
experimental muchos dal0s
en- las cercanias, especialmente
Ell Lola.
En- Barcelona fuertes aguace
: ros 1nundaron la parte baja de
: la ciudad.
| Madrid, % de Septiembre.-
La iglesia de Benamargosa, que
estaba socavada por las aguas
sc hundio durante la noche. Nc
hubo perdida de vidas.
En- Malaga el rio ha arrastra
do muchos cadaveres. que har
lido q parar al mar. Ell tiemp(
: va aclarando en- el sur de Es-
pa1a.
1 Madrid, 20 de Septiembre.-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-11

La graciosa caracterftica schora
Fern andez. celebra su function de gra-
cia el domingo.
Ell programa escogido por la popu =
la- benehciads, es muy intsresante y
ofrece, ademas, Ell attractive de que
trabaja ell distinguido BARITONE Real y
ell popular Angel Peche.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-11
Horrible SuCeSO
LA e0R0NA DEL FRATRICIDA
MAS NOTICIAS DE PONCE
PRIMERAS IMPRESIONES

fkiMhRAS lMPkESlOkES
A as cuatro y tres cuarto p. m. CO.
rrfa de boca en- boca por toda la ciu-
dad Ell rumor de an suceso desasra-
BILE en- extreme ocurrido en- la Cante-
ra. Deciase que Francisco Crescioni
ha bfa IN matado su hermano Erasmo.
Concurrimos al lugar del suceso
cuando el cucrpo del herido era tras-
ladado al Hospital "Tricoche" indi-
cacionss de. doctor Vegel, que hizo la
primera cura.
CAUSAS DEL SUCEsO
Aseg1rase que de una acalorada dis.
cusion, sc fueron 4 las manos en- IN
momento de cegusdad, de ira, Francis.
CO disparo un tiro de revolver contra
Erasmo..
LA HERTDA
La bala psnetro por oil angulo in
tsrno del ojo izquierdo, atrsvesando la
region craneal y saliendo por el paric.
la oe' e0no
LA DArhNcloH
Hh 'os iiiiSin'S ino"enroS e' pollcla
.n'0'~i 0i0A' 0e'0'' a JoVen ira 'iclua'
llevandolo al cuartel de Ia pelcfa, DON
00 S''"'o n"''" Lao S10'0 o0 Id nocue'
Sc lie exigfa fanza de 10, 900 pesos
MUERTE DEL MERIDs
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f,arxox nor sa1ror ., bar;do na~o 4oao
result6 in1t;)
rv :. cAprvt
Esta mariana ( las sis IA madr- 10
es+o. i6vanas f,6 4 vis;tar al hi;o ora
60 AK 60 desarroIl6 rns ascena tris.
tfs;r,a do,da u ,ohr. dawn ,1aro \.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-11
Septiembre 25.

Aver por la manana, la ciu-
dad sufri6 grandes danos a eau
sa de una inundaci0n. Sc han
enContrado dieCinueve Cadave-
res y sc teme que Sc hallaran
mas. Causaron la inundaCi0n
lluvias torrenCiales que hicie-
ron sc desbordase el rio Qua
dalhorce, cuya Corriente devas-
to Malaga y las poblaciones We
cinas. Sc derrumbaron varias
iglesias, puentes y escuelas.
Las ultimas notiCias anunCia-
ban que hubo cientos de ahoga-
dos. Muchas familias han que
dado sin hogares y sc teme que
Sc dele sentir Ell hambre. Las
autorldades organizan el repair
to de where's.
Madrid, IS de Septiembre.-
Continuan las fuertes inunda-
clones en- Malaga, Granada Y el
Sur de Espa1a. Dicese que Sc
han ahogado doscientas perso-
mas.
Malaga quedo aislada por
complete durante catorce hords
Las lincas de telegrafos y tele-
fonos sc intcrrumpierOn, 10 mis-
mo que los ferrocarriles. Ell riC
Guadalmedina Sc desbord0y sus
aguas inundaron las GALES de
Malaga hasta una altura de Gin
CO pies.
Anoche Sc hicieron sonar las
campanas de la catedral y Ia
policia TOGO sus silbatOs Y dis
par6 sus revolvers para des-
pertar 4 los dOrmidOs. TOdas
las tiendas estan inundadas y
Cerradas. Los hombres de ne
gocios piden que Sc suspenda e
CObrO de doCumentOs de conner
clio, a causa de la catastrofc.
La ciudad qued0 a obscuras
por la falta de gas y de Luz
electrical y las autorldades har
conhsCado todas las velas para
iluminar temperalmente la po-
blaci0r.
Muchos soldados la recorrer
en- botc repartiendo where's
los vecinos, que los recoger
desde los BALCONIES. Distribu-
ven 500 raciones de pan de mu-
nici6n a los pobres.
Madrid, 26 de Septiembre.-
Las lluvias sin precedentc QUE
ha habido en- Andalucia, bar
Causado inmensa destrucCl61
de vidas y propiedades. FL ri
Guadalmsdina sc Convirti0 e1
impetuoso torrente de tres mi
Has de anchO. que aTrastr'
puentes, Casas y hasta pueblo
enteroS.
Las GALES de la parte baja d
Malaga, estan inundadas y sl1
hogares muchas familias.
ST Sc tiene en- Cuenta 10 gran
de de la inundaCi0n, las des
gracias personales no tuero1
tantas. En- Malaga sc ahoga
ron 800 personas, % en- Vele
de Benamargosa, incluyendo a
aicalde, treCe en- Coleman
uuas Glen en- distintos punto
de la Cuenca.
La communication por ferro
carril con varios puntos ha que
dado interrumpida y ell gober
nador de Malaga ha pedido au
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-02
MR.. OLIVER CALLS.
Found Mr.. Shonts Was Away-Con-
ferred With None of the Officials.

William J. Oliver of Knoxville Tenn.
the lowest bidder for the Panama canal
contract, called at the isthmian canal COM
mission offices today to talk with Chairman
Shonts about the contract, but Mr.. Shonts
is in New York and Mr.. Oliver did not
confer with any Of the commission officials
who are in the city.
Mr.. Oliver said that he was ready to COM
ply with the requirement suggested by the
President, that two other contractors must
be associated with him in the proposal SUBJ
mitted. Mr.. Oliver would not give the names
of these contractors, and said that these
would probably be made public by Mr..
Shonts when the ten days limit has expired.
Frederick c. Stevens, who has recently
become identified with two great canal en-
terprises, involving the expenditure of three
or four hundred millions of dollars, called
at the White House this morning. He had
q long talk with the President, presumably
about the Panama canal contract and Mr..
Oliver, whom Mr.. Stevens is backing for
the contract, but Mr. Stevens refused to say
a word about it.
lis there anything in this dual relation
of yours, Mr.. Stevens, that will cause fric-
ton at any pont?" the commissioner of
public works for the state of New York
was asked.
What do you mean? What are you talk
ing about?" said Mr.. Stevens.
In your being connected with two great
projects, one under the state OF New York
and the other under the government"
Nothing whatever to cause friction. In
the one case l am commissioner OF public
works, state officer; in the other am
banker, a financier."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-02
INDIAN BILL TAKEN UP.
Consideration Of the Measure Begun
by the Senate.

The Senate today began consideration of
the Indian appropriation bill, carrying more
than fourteen million dollars. Many amend
ments were reported by the Senate COM
mittee to the House bill, and the reading of
dered. Unimportant amendments were
agreed to- but many were passed over for
discussion. Among these were the amend
ments affecting citizenship and property
rights of the Five Civilized Tribes, involving
ton of lands and the sale and leasing of
mineral lands. 1t is expected the amend
ments will be debated for many days.
The first amendment reached, which con-
ferred jurisdiction on the Court of Claims
to hear and report findings of fact to Con-
treaties or acts of Congress diminishing In
dian reservations, brought into the discus
sion Senator Curtis of Kansas, the Kaw In
dian senator, who has just taken his seat
Senator Kean had given notice of point of
order against the amendment, but withheld
it, and Mr.. Curtis said he would make the
point. The amendment was ruled out on
Mr. Kean's point of order.
Mr.. Curtis, who took an active part in
considering the Indian bill before the
House, is taking a lively interest in the pas
sage of the measure through the Senate,
house, on this bill. A large number of
amendments were ruled out of the bill as
general legislation.
When the amendment that mo Indian
agent shall be an army officer was reached
Mr.. kean remarked: That's an old friend
in this bill, and l make a point of order
against it." AS it was ruled out, Mr.. Clapp,
chairman of the Senate committee, said:
well. l shall not object as we have got
rid of all of Them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-02
IN GRIP OF COLD WAVE
EXPECTED PREDICAMENT OF
THIS CITY TOMORROW.

The black flag is flying this afternoon at
the weather bureau on 9th street. 1t
means, in plain English, that Washington
will be IN the grip of cold wave tomor-
row.
A fall of twenty-five degrees in the tenn
perature here is expected by tomorrow
evening, according to the evidences on the
weather map as read this afternoon by
Prof Edward B. Garriott, one of the official
forecasters. Preceding the coming of the
cold wave there Will be some rain or snow
tonight, the professor added, and when the
clouds clear away tomorrow the mercury
IN the thermometers will, it is believed go
down to 10 degrees above zero or lower
Almost north pole ciness is said to be
prevailing in the west and northwest, and
the streak of frigidty is rushing this way
and is expected to arrive on schedule time
tomorrow. 1t is the expectation that the
general cold wave will extend over the Ohio
valley, the lake region and the Mississippi
valley tonight and come frizzlng into WASH
ington tomorrow and thence proceed south
ward.
The temperature here this morning was
"a, or degrees above the freezing point.