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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29

lowing ladies were elected alternates
10 the Continental Congress. meeting
MIS- A. \. Gravely. Mrs. .. C.l Smith.
MRS Lawrence Holt OF Burlington, N
h - MIS-. s. NJ harris. OF Leaksville.
4 ~ - and Mrs i. w. Carter.
Miss Emma Clarke is the guest Of
Marsarst schmels. in Last Queen
Miss Annie Franklin Barnes spent
several days last week with Miss FL
len Barnes in WILLIAMSBURG. Va
tom MISS 5. Elizabeth ;ha Atkinson Of sts s3n
James Il poOiey at May mont
/
Er. Charles Jones and wife. of War
rem county. Va. are visiting his sister.
/ Mrs, Malvern Hill. No. IL South First
Va. spent several days With Mrs. wat
son in this city last week.
/ Or. and Mrs. Hooper, OF Christansburg,
| will arrive in Richmond on February
lst' to spend sor months.
Mr.. Henry Harwood IS tho guest of
his sister, Mrs. Charles L. CulpeDer in
( Portsmouth.
( Mr.. and Mrs. L J. Nuokos Of Mineral.
| Va, have been called 20 this city by
tie illness OF their little granddaughter,
NJ IS Annie Laura Ennis.
Mrs.. J. Davis Christian. Of I4ynchburg,
Va. IS the guest Of friends here
Miss sallie Kinney. OF stanton. has
arrived 70 be the guest OF relatives in
this city.
Colonel william II. Stewart. OF Ports
mouth, Is spending a few days here.
Miss Helen Baker has left for Newport
News 20 be the guest OF hcr sister. Mrs.
T. L. Everett, in Twenty eighth Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Bowles have re-
turned to Roanoke. after a visit to this
city.
Miss Mamie Lewis recently visited Miss
Beaulah Brooks, in williamsburg, Va.
Miss Rose Morris is the guest OF Miss
Lulie Hudgtns, IL Middle str et. Ports
mouth, Va
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll II. Montague ere
visiting relatives In Danville.
Misses Page and Ethel Williams. and
Miss Alice FuBSner. Of Boydton. Va
will be among the young girls from the
old Dominion who VIII share in the
festivities Of Mardi Gras in New or
leans this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. z. Lincoln. Of staun-
ton. announce the MARI age OF their
daughter. Mamie Margaret. % Mr.. James
W Merricks. OF Charleeton. W Va The
ceremony will take place at the bride s
home. January Goth.
Mr. Stanley pliers IS IN stanton on
a visit.
Miss Myrtle woodward 30 Roanoke. IS
spending some time with friends here.
guest OF the Misses Davenport, az No.
9o3 West Franklin.
Mrs Carter Osterbind is the guest OF
her sister. MS john l.. Eakln in Blacks
burg Va
Miss Genevieve Hal has returned from
a visit 10 her brother Or. :. Leslie
Hail. in WILLIAMSBURG
Mr. Hampton HAYDEN has returned
from visit to friends in Hampton.
Mrs. y II. Buckt out. OF Williams
burg. spent several days In Richmond
last week
MI II G. Eichelberger has returned
from a short TIP 90 staunton.
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Negroes Troubles Crow

blward Adams. the negro who has already
been sent to the grand fury on the rhs-re
OF shooting Emmett Taylor. his brother. was
IT. Police Court again Yesterday. and was
sent lp on another charge OF cutting y
blankenship- Adams. or TAYLOR. has been
lodging the police for number Of months.
ana might have escaped the charge of cut -
ting NJ Blankenship bad 81 not been for mis-
arrest on the charge or killing his brother.
He gave his name as James Taylor when az
rested on the murder charge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
BULLETIN SYSTEM
IN STATE LIBRARY

new feature in the state Library tha.
mas been installed for the benefit and COM
Fenience az the thronE OF reaae~s who cor.
Eregate there daily. is a bulletin system In
the operation Of the system two large boards
are hung on ~" Library wall and on these
boards are special reference Lists catalogue.
of the new books received and magazine
notes ~ current events New lists are con
stanty compiled by tho chief Of the roaatrr-
room department and special requests f0-
certain lists are solicited The new featifr.
VIII De a great convenience 20 the reading
public
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Sale of a Mule

mule picked up on the street some dats
ago by Sergeant Whltiock. OF the First sta
ton, VIII be sold ar public auction in a short
time unless its owner puts ln appearance
and pays the damages. The mule IS now a.
ia okson's stables. and has been there long
enough 70 consume food. the cost OF which
WI almost equal the value OF ale quad rtlpel.
II the mule IS sold IL will be the FIRST time
on record ia Richmond that such an auction
Took nlana
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Pierce-Combs.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. January
i,r o. Price. OF huntsville. and
NI.e hlzahoth =. Combs. daughter Of
t,'t. j. D. combs. OF Lancaster Court
use wore married last Wednesday at
HOY Trinity Episcopal church. at Ian
caster Rev W. NJ Clark. OF Richmond.
auA Net T. b. Combs oniciating. Miss
sane combs was tho maid Of honor
""d q beverley Broun. OF Urhanna,
u' mon Dr and Mrs Pierce LETT for
= DIlIaI nv " Elorida-
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Dr.. Mccormick to Lecture

Dr. j. n Mccormick. OF Bowling Green.
Ky. viii deliver lecture here before tho
physicians Of Richmond some time ia March.
Dr. Mccormick is former Nirginian. and is
now engaged AS lecturer by the American
Medical Association.
DTS Christopher T0mpkins and Stuart
Mcclure yesterday called on Governor swan
son and secured the OF the hall Of the
House Of Delegates Tor the occasion.
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o.uslon Mission for which worthy cause
tic Vea was given. assisted Nlrs Navter.
Tile house was deliberately decorated in
Japanese colors. and the tea room. with
it- oellr.fl. wlstaria vines. Japanese UNI
hrellas. fans mats and tiny lights. looked
DDS. g. direct importation.
Those taking tea Were served in true
Japanese style. seated on mats. Mrs. j.
W. Buuess. Nr-. j. =. Fourqurean and
Misses Lire-av F'reitch and Crltchneld
presided iu tne tea rooms
The prize given FOR solving a Japanese
yuzzl. was cut FOR by Mrs Bette Court
uey and Mrs. Ben Blenner. Miss Morse,
~ Barton Heights. added greatly 10 the
pleasure OF the evening by her charming
recitauons. The graphophone selections
were unusually fine.
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he received from date until after the
confederate reunion. in June
Mrs w r. Nawter and Miss Betty
Eilyson were formed a committee 20
decide on a reunion badge
letter from the Richmond Light IN
fantry Blues was read thanking .ha
chapter for Us orrer 20 help. and asking
u 10 write resolutions 20 the CITY Coun-
Gil In behalf OF the Blues The request
was unanimously granted.
Mrs. Anne :. Greene Of the Chester
field chapter. was present and expressed
her sympathy and approval ia the pro-
ceedings ~ the morning.
Mrs. Hugh Taylor kindly offered her
home. No. North Fif,h Sfreer IS q
place for holding the annual CHAPTER tea.
and her proposition was rrrtefuIlv ac-
cepted The tea Will be given on Feb
rlary 18th. from TO p. VI. ana Miss
Betty Ellyson was closen 80 Chairman
~ arrangements. Mrs. Finck. of Fhila-
delphia. who will Sive IN Giustrl.od
lecture in the hall Of the Fouss 4 Dele
gates on the evening Il February 18th.
VIII bee the guest of honor at th- Tea.
Tho unusual generosity Of Mr. G. r.
Moore, Of Norfolk. IN undertaking and
carrying forward the Virginia Daughters
" the Confederacy building at the
jamestown Exposition without other as
surance than the promise az the daugh-
ters 20 pay. aroused IN its mention great
enthusiasm. The fact that Mt Moore
has now received his first payment OK
cited lively satisfaction
The corresponding secretary was re-
quested TO write letters % sympathy 20
Mrs. T. Hamilton Capers and NJ J.
II. Capers. Jr. and 70 Mrs Bertram, OF
New Orleans
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Colonel Richardson Out.

Colonel John W Richardson, Register Of
the Land Onlce was at the capitol FOR a few
hours yesterday He has not fully recover
ed. however. from his recent illness. and re-
turned home early IN the day.
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Poems You Ought to KnOw.

your occupation
do
life. with bit
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Pretty Reception.

1 delightful reception was given on
Wednesday evening last by Mr. and Mrs.
s Spuiberg ~ their home. No. il East
Clay Street IN honor Of MI Louis 7.
Hickman. ~ New York who is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Cohen at 80. go East
Broad Street.
The guests were entertained with de-
ightful musical selections. rendered by
Nisses Minnie Cohen. Fannie Alperin.
BEETLE Gellman. Goldie Spillberg. Profess
sor Bernider Messrs. Jacob Schwartz.
q. Gets. David Cohen and Joseph Spigel.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
y. Cohen. Mt. and Mrs A. Gellman.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Weinstein. Mr. and
Mrs r Cohen. MI and Mrs Jo-
seph spigel AIR. and Mrs j. Wolf.
Mr. and Mrs A. Alperin MI and Mrs.
s. Shlossberg. OF Roanoke. Va. Mr..
and Mrs. ). J. London. Mr. and Mrs.
p. Bear. Of Manchester Va. Mr.. and
Mrs Rev. Dr. Mendevon. Mr. and Mrs
s. Meyer. OF Manchester. Va: Mr. and
Mrs. :. stern Mr.. and Mrs A. Broidy
Mrs Schrien. Kisses Sunnie Wolf. Mol
/ lie Wolf Minnie Cohen. Gold.e SPILL
/ borg. Fannie Alperin Ester Alperin.
| Rosa Cohen. Florence Geuman. Bette
Gellman. Florence Scnrlem Annie
Schrien Fannie Weinstein. Hannah
London. Sadie SpillberR Messrs Mitch
] 81 SplNberg. Jake Schwartz. T. Gets.
| j.. Eroidy. y. Cohen. Louis Cohen. @
/ Bcru.der
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ARGUE FOSTER
CASE TOMORROW
Counsel VIII Probably Consume
Nearly the Entire Day
in Speaking.
HUNTON TO OPEN AND CLOSE
Final Action Expected Shortly.
Lawless Trying to Get
Into Court.

Interest Will be sharply revived in the
Eastern state HC )ital matter to-mor-
row morning, when the General Board
OF State Hospitals Will meet IN the Capitol
10 hear argument on the question OF re-
moving DR.. L. S. Foster, superintendent,
from office. Board members are eX-
pccted 10 arrive here tonight. and the
situation promises 10 be full OF interest
until final action Ia taken. The board is
composed OF the members Of tho four
State hospital boards. and STATE Hospital
Commissioner l.. W. Lane, Jr., of VIII
lamsburg, is ex-oflciO chairman, without
vote.
dere are the members: Mossrs. Ro.
Gillian, Petersburg. o. Q. Wright, En-
poria; j. G. Bohannon, Sussex: julius
Straus. Richmond. Il -. Cole williams
burg; George &. Bland, King and Queen;
Judge J. L. Tredway. Chatham, Colonel
r 5 Turk, StauntOn. J. On Osborne,
Radford: Colonel &. G. Tanaferro Roa-
nOke. Haynes L. Morgan. SItvillc: :.
II. Marlborough, Winchester
Tho exact hour for tomorrow meet
ing has not yet been fixed, but it VIII
be either 10 or II clock. and probably
in the Senate Chamber. The first confer
ence. however. will be hald at the Rich
mond Hotel. though II the members an
arrive here by tonight. they will have
their plans pretty well mapped out be-
fore the next morning. IL Is predicted
that the action OF the board viii be- ia
conformity with that prev lOlsly taken,
and that a resolution will prevail re-
moving DR.. Foster from office.
Four Hours a Side.
It is probable that the attorneys will be
able 10 get through with their argument
IN four hours for each side.
Hon. Eppa Hunton. Jr.. OF tho firm Of
Munford. Hunton. Williams and Andcr-
son Will open and close the case as
attorney for the board. while colonel
Joseph T. Lawless. OF Norfolk. and prob
ably his law partner. former Senator
John L. Jeffrics, viii appear for Or. Eos
ter.
The attorneys are men Of distinguished
ability. ana owing 10 this fact and the
great interest which prevails in the case.
il is likely that many persons viii desire
70 hear the speeches. While no one seems
20 know what turn the case may possibly
take with reference 10 the courts. yet Il
Is said that Colonel Lawiees has been
noting exceptions TO the ruling OF the
board all through the trial recently held
az Williamsburg. with the view of gettin.
into court IN some way. - there shall be
an adverse decision 10 h's client
br. Foster will. OF course be present
AT the argument. and VIII probably arriv.
I'm the city to-day
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Anniversary Celebrated.

Mr. and Mrs. Morgan r. Mills. of NO.
-li5 East Marshall street, were host and
hostess at beautiful euchre party last
evening. in celebration Of the fifteenth
anniversary ~ their marriage.
Their home was beautifully decorated
for the occasion palms. ferns ard roses
being used in great profusion. Mrs. Mills
received her guests in beautiful gown OF
plle blue crepe de chine and lace. As
s.~tiug her were Mr.. ". a. Cheatwood.
Mrs II. C.. Baker and Mrs \. d. Andcr-
SON.
ElEht tables We're engaged in the ex-
citing game OF cuchre. for which Mrs.
Cheatwood and Mrs Thomas Blake scored
Delicious refreshments were served. and
the evening proved most enjoyable.
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No. 1867.
The Wilderness
BY EDWIN ARLINGTON ROBINSON.


o
an OF
kind Robinson
N-raa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29

Az meeting ~ the Patrick Henry
napier Daughters Of the Am. -iran
Revolution in Martlnsvile. Va. tho fol-
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Personal Mention.

Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Rutherford and
Miss Anne Clarke rutherford. of Bal
timore. are guests OF Mrs Otway Al
len. at $50. l5 North sixth street and
VIII attend the Wayland- Davenport
wedding tomorrow
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Pleasant Box Party.

a very fashionable audience greeted the
rse OF Tie curtain AZ the Academy OF
Music last niert when Nat Goodwin
presented his finished production OF The
Genius"
AdJutant-Heneral Charles J. Anderson
was host AZ O. pleasant box party. which
H'llded Mrs Claude A swanson Colonel
Eugene Massie. Mrs Barton H Grundy.
Or. stuart Mcclure. Miss Frances scort
and General Anderson
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MISS Nan i Stampcr has returned
from Washington. where she vse tbe
guest % her aunt ~ tie Grafton Hotel
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Miss saiie Deane Wright. VINO has
been the guest Of Miss sauie g.
Gravatt. at No. 4fo North Tenth street
returned % beg home. in Ralttroo-e
Saturday.
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Mrs william A. Michigan fs IN,
guest ~ Mrs Vernon Smith. i'm Chen,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-26
INSTITUTE OPENS TODAY.
Monroe County Teachers Will Have
Excellent Session

Abba, March 25-The Monroe coun
ty institute opens today for q
weeks session Miss Harlow the new
superintendent has secured an excel
lent corps of instructors and in every
way made careful preparation for IN
interesting and instructive session
Dir. Horack of the State University
will give series of eight ectures, con
sisting mostly of historical subjects.
At a combined business and social
meeting o the G. 3. Socity of the
Christian church today at the j
H. Toby, an interesting debate on
the question. Resolved that the
Christian Endeavor Society is of more
benefit than the Sunday school, was
given the affirmative, was upheld by
G. A. Barshalow and Thos. Crag, while
the interest of the negative was look
ed after by ]. H. Tobey and Harry
Newell the decision was given te
the affirmative. The personnel of the
society was discussed by Mrs. G. A
Barthalow and Ray Tobey rendered 9
fine violne solo. Light refreshments
were served.
Evangelist John Moffit will begin
a series Of gospel sermons at the
Woman hall next sunday. The ser
vices will ne undenominational and
everyone is cordially invited to at
tend.
The Abba lusic club gave must
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-26

cal to their friends at the home 81
Mrs. G j. Hover, Friday afternoon.
Jno. Moore Of Bluff Creek township
was business visitor in town Fri.
day.
The Missionary society Of the As
sociate Presbyterian church held .ts
regular meeting at the Rev. VIM.
Porter home yesterday afternoon.
R. G and Harley Smith left yester.
day for Texas where they expect 70
purchase land Harley expects tn
locate in that region.
The Abba dancing club will give Is
dance Monday evening, April l. IN
Kings hall ss,ssa3 .@5
Judge D. M. Anderson OPEN
ed court here, this ~ morning
at 8 o'clock and disposed Of sone irn-
portant legal matters. At ESQ O'clock
the session was adjourned and Judge
Anderson left for Bloomfield to open
the April term at that place..
The clerk Of the court granted q
marriage license to William Hicks. 81,
and Mrs. Maude Weeks, 50, both OF
Everest.
Miss NMaisy Schreiner came to Abba
Saturday from her work in the Ames
high cshool. She will spend the spring
vacation here and will teach In tho
normal.
Arch Edwards left last week for
Carlsbad, New Mexico. to bring his
father, Moses Edwards, back to Abba.
The latter has been In New Mexico the
past winter, but has not received much
benefit therefrom.
William Teas of Prescott spent Sum
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Teas.
Ralph Piper, who has been assists
ing his brothers In the auctioneerin8
business at Corning, is at home again
for the present.
Miss Helen Miltenberger won the $50
in gold at the high school declamatory
contest Friday evening, March 90.
T. G. Hammond transacted business
at Bussey and Lovilia Saturday.
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WEST END ITEMS.


Charles Miller who resides near
Blakesburg visited with his brother,
H. H. Miller Of Phelps street this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Esteb who resides on
Phillips street has returned from a
visit with Mr.. Esteb's mother in Mis-
souri,
Mrs Nicklin of Selma is visiting
her sister Mrs. David Stevens who
resides on Mcpherson avenue.
The West End Presbyterian Aid
society will give box supper at the
church Tuesday night.
Mrs. Charles Mast who resides near
Salem spent yesterday at the home of
Mrs Nellie Reeve, who resides in Phil.
lipstown.
G. H. Admanson who resides west
Of the city made a business trip to
Ottumwa Saturday.
Clyde Erskine. yho resides east OF
Rutledge attended the high school
class meet at the Y. M. G. A.
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an old maid have never had>a love
affair. | am heart wnole and fancy
free. am not q man Halter. l think
them very necessary at times, but
regard them in the light of luxury
| never just exactly felt that | could
afford to support myself and one too. "
Miss Frey is an exceedingly young
looking and well preserved woman
Her mental faculties are keen and well
balanced. She has not lost any of the
spirit that early characterized her as
a right smart woman" in tne.. days
when she first braved the mental and
elemental storms of the country school
Two years ago last December she was
snow bound at the country school
house where she was teaching and re-
manned alone III he building all night
and until 10 o'clock the next day with.
out food or light other than that Ut
the coal stove fire. With the keen
sense of the humorous that character.
ICES most of her utterances Miss Frey
said of this instance:
afraid? Well, you've evidently
never been a country school ma'am,
That was only slight matter in com.
parison with some of the trials Of the
swielders of the rod l arranged the
most comfortable chair | could find
there before the stove and seating my.
self meditated over my past life. You
can rest assured that was interesting
enough to entertain >even myself"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-26
.OTTUMW A MAN
GRANTED PATENT
JOHN e. kEARNs INvENTs AN At
TAcHMENT FOR PLoW WHICH
HARRoWs THE GROUND

John E. Kearns, 621 Fellows street,
ha been granted a patent by the
United States patent office for pillow
attachment Mr. Kearns invention
consists of an attachment that may
be affixed to any riding plow and har.
rows the ground as it is TUNED up
by the blade. 1t is a steel frame 16
by "a inches in size, so light that Ii
does not add to the draft of the plow,
and yet harrows the ground perfect.
ly. Mr.. Kearns states that he ex.
perimented with the attachment last
spring, and that the field was left as
level as a floor and the soil was well
pulverized. The attachment is con.
trolled BY a lever operated from the
seat.
Mr.. Kearns intends to manufacture
this Attachment, and will launch It
from the local markets. The com.
pany will be known as the H. s. Lin,
berg Co., the location of the plant
not yet being fixed.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-26
STORMS MAY
BE EXPECTED
PROFESSOR. w. T. FOSTER SAYS
COMING WEEKS TEMPERATURE
WILL AVERAGE LOW - NOTES
ON GRAIN MARKET

Severe storms may be expected dur
ing the coming week and the temper
atures of the west and middle western
states will average considerably lower
than usual, according to tho last bull
letin of Professor w. T. Foster. Fol-
lowing is the report in detail
Cool wave will croes west Of the
Rockies country about April /, great
cer't-"l valleys 3. eastern states 5.
This disturbance will be so very like
the nfst mentioned in this bulletin that
the one description is sufficient for the
two disturbances.
Next bulletin will give forecasts of
April weather, including crol weather,
therefore interest in these bulletins
will largely increase.
Notes on Grain Market.
A wholly unnatural condition exists
in the Chicago and New York grain
markets. March ~ oats was quoted at
AZ on Chicago markets and corn Al.
The markets have been running about
that way. Usually corn is worth
about SO per cent more than oats and
If the latter is worth AZ corn should
be worth 63 cents.
One purpose of government is to
check predatory wealth in it's raids up
on the unorganized and unprotected
and why not check the millionaire pre-
datory combines that control the grain
markets regardless of weather, supply
and demand.
Grain produced in one state sold in
another and shipped to foreign coun-
tries evidently belongs with the inter-
state commerce classification. These
great combines often control prices
directly opposite crop-weather condi-
tions thereby lessening the value OF
good long range forecasts. These spec
ulators surely need investigation more
than the packing houses ever did.
Weather Bulletin.
The last bulletin gave forecasts OF
disturbances to cross the continent 19
to %, warm wave Is to "a, cool wave
y to 20. Next disturbance will reach
Pacific coast about "a, cross west OF
Rockies country by close of 25, great
central valleys 26 to %, eastern states
~. Warm wave will cross west OF
Rockies country about "a, great CEN
trail valleys rs. eastern states 49, Cool
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-26
wave will cross west Of Rockies about
81, great central valleys 20, eastern

wave will cross west of Rockies about
81, great central valleys 20, eastern
states 81.
Temperature will average lower than
usual during the period of this dis
turbance and precipitation will be quite
general, though not great in amount.
All weather features will be more in
tense, or radical, or of greater force
than usual. Severe storms may, be ex-
pected on some parts of the continent.
BY some this disturbance will be
called the equinoctial storm. These
storms occur anywhere from March il
to 81, the exact dates being controlled
by planetary events. Magneticians
say that the earth's magnetism is
more active in March than at any 9TH
er time, but weather bureau officials,
not being versed in terrestrial magnet
ism. fail to see the relation that sure
~ exists between that magnetism and
the disturbances that occur in our. at
mosphere.
|, K, The last disturbance of March will
reach the Pacific coast about 80, cross
west of rockies country by close of
80, great central valleys 81 to April
2. eastern states April Warm wave
will cross west of the Rockies country
about March 20. great central valleys
81, eastern states April 2.