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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
MIDGET MURDERER
IN PENNSYLVANIA
Negro Now Awaiting Trial for
Killing Alexandria Man Wanted
in Phoenixville.

ALEXANDRIA,. VA, March 1G-Ac-
cording to a letter received by the chief
of police this morning from ]. j. Carter,
chief of police Of Phoenixville, Pa. Will
liam Johnson, alias George Midget, col
ored, who Is now confined ut the jail
at fredericksburg Va, on n charge Of
numbering Charles Y. Smith, which oc-
son is also wanted by tho authorities at
Phoenixville, Pa. on n charge of the
murder of Max Elkins. of that city, which
occurred on the night of February H.,
1906. AS johnson Is now in Virginia ju-
rlsdiction, he will, OF course, be tried
here. The chief in his letter stated that
he was of the opinion that Johnson would
be convicted here. johnson vas recently
brought from Harrisburg, Pa, by the
local police. having been arrested there
some time ago. The local police are con-
graduating themselves on having secured
him, otherwise II Is thought he would be
tried by the Pennsylvania authorities.
In warrant, which accompanies the
letter, Fred Wil.s, colored. Is also charged
with the murder. Fred Wilcs Is none
other than Frank Minor, alias Frank
Robinson, under indictment IN this city
for a murderous assault on Policeman
a. j. Nicholson. which occurred On tho
Fair Grounds an hour previous to the
Sm'tn muruer. Minor and johnson were
pals; they Travelled together while In this
city.
AN account Of the murder, from a news :
paper. accompanied the letter. which
described tho murder as being ono OF the
most atrocious that has occurred there
IN recent years. 1t appeared that the
two men entered IIlkins's bakery, and
after Tobbing one Of the bakers, Nathan
/ Levy, OF W. went to the room occupied
| ny ilklns and his wife and three chill.
dren, and the wife of Elkins was aroused
ana made an cutlery. One Of the negroes
i1red two shots at Elkins, killing him IN
! SANITY. lie also fired two shots at Ell.
| kns's wife, but the cartridges refused tc
explode, and the men then decamped. I'll.
! kins's death was instantaneous.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
NEARING IT'S CLOSE.
Annual Conference Of United
Brethren Church.

+ EDINBuRG. VA, March l6--Tho
che hundred and eighth annau ses-
sion of Virginia Conference of the
United Brethren Church which has
been In session here since Wednesday
is nearing its close. The principal
business was Completed this afternoon,
and Bishop Mills will announce the ap-
pointment OF ministers for the coming
sessions tomorrow Immediately after
the morning services.
The conference decided to meet next
year at keyser. w. Va The time of
this meeting OF conference was changed
TO the third Wednesday in March.
The following trustees of the school
were elected; j. n. CARRIER. president;
a. S. Hamnack, G. =. Holt, j. A. Bell,
a. r. Funhhouser, j. G. Smithcrs, G. b.
Fadely, +. NJ. Smith. Jr., DIR. d. r..
4 Good, Benz. Gruver, Al. f. Willard and
]. II. Ruebush.
Addresses were made by several
former colleagues in the body.
Rev. D. A. Funkhouser, president OF
Lebanon Valley College, Annville, Pa.
presented his report. The following
2 trustees were elected. j. n. Fares q
w. Slower. j. N. CARRIER A. r. Funk
houser, 5. K. Ludwig and a. $. Ham.
mack. Rev. c. j. Racey and u. n.
She'll were advanced from first to the
second years course Of reading.
Rev. J. w. Bull completed the fourth
year course. Rev. H. w. McMuller was
4 advanced TO membership in the con.
Terence and Will be ordained TO mo-
row. Reports from the various CON
mittees show that nearly $4,000 had
been raised during the year for general
purposes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
EIGHTEEN LOST
BECAUSE OF FIRE.
Explosion Occurred in Flooded
Pottery Works and People
Jump Into the Water.
HEROIC WORK OF FlREMEN
Victims Are All Syrians, Who.
Terrified, Ref,,sc to Return
to Their Homes.

WHEELING, w. VA, March &c.
Eighteen persons are known TO have lost
their lives In the carly morning fire THAI
occurred to-day at the plant of the War
wick Pottery Company, which 1t located
III the Hooded district
Following is partial list of those who
were drowned:
Mike Brctrics, aged thirty, store
keeper: ROSA Bcrtasa. aged twenty-five,
single; Elias Mitchell, aged eighteen
months; Allen Bcrtas, aged two years;
Frank Holmes, watchman at the pot
terry; Simon Films, proprietor Of dry
goods store; Julia Moses, aged seven
years; Waider Moses, nged four years
Charles Matthews, Waterman.
Because Of the water surrounding
the burned district, 1t was impossible
for tho fire apparatus to reach the
scene. The tiremen pressed into SER
vice all the boats that could be Sc
cured. ana carried the lines OF hose to
the burning building by this means.
They did heroic work. and not only
fought the fire, but assisted in res
cuing many persons.
Tho crew OF the boat that was
moored across the river from the build
ing manned yawl and rescued about
100 persons
The men were offered all kinds Of
rewards and big SUMS of money for
the work they hid done, but they
refused to accept n cent. At times tho
big yaw wes filled to Overlooking.
and 1t was with difficulty that the
rivermen prevented the frantic Syrians
from upsctting the craft.
Screams Heard Mile.
11irfn ~ thn re A., /.
scene was most frightful. The screams
for help OF those in the buildings could
be heard as far as the steel bridge, a
mile north. where thousands of per-
song, unable TO lend any assistance
watched tho blaze.
The work of rescuing the bodies OF
those who were drowned has been go
ing on all day. The current has been
very swift and the impression Is that
more bodies will be recovered when
the flood subsidies.
The buildings occupied by unfortu.
natc victims were not touched by the
ames. The explosion that started tho
fire Is what terrified the people living
In the vicinity.
No sooner had the report OF, the ex.
plosIon occurred than people com
menccd leapins from the windows into
the water. All Of those who met death
were drowned by jumping into the water
Five Of them We're drowned by upsettine
of a boat that was carrying them 10 u
place Of safety.
The majority Of the persons living ir
the vicinity Of the wholesale drowning
ore syrians and after the fire they re-
fused to return to their homes.
They are being taken care OF In the
City Hall and county jail. There Is
scarcely family that did not lose d
member and the survivors are frantic,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
mrs. N DONALD
I'LL IN PRISON
Doesn't Recognize Her Husband
or Members Of Her
Family.

K CHICAGO. ILL, March le.-N1rs.
Dora Mcdonald, the wife OF Michael
G. Mcdonald was to-day held to
await the action Of the grand Jury on
the charge OF numbering Webster =.
Gearing on February 2lst.
The preliminary hearing wns held
in the cell OF Mrs. Mcdonald In the
county Jail, her attorneys having do
health would be imperiled II she was
compelled to appear in court
During the evidence Mrs. Mcdonald
showed little Understanding OF the
proceedings. and apparently was not
able to recognize her husband or other
nernbcrs of her family.
Judge Newcomer declined to admit
tho prisoner to bail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17

enc for damages in the courts, as here.
Z toforc,
= Authorizing the settlement OF various
tax bills delinquent and improperly
r assessed Approved.
FIXING tho salary Of the Police Justice
at s2,Gb0 per annum, raise from $500
Approved.
Requiring a license for The manu'ao-
ture, storage, sale and use within the
limits or the city OF Richmond of com
loustibie explosives or dangerous ma
teials Approved.
Prohibiting any person from lnanu.
featuring, selling or using any scales,
balances steel yards, weights or meas
Ores not of standard measure. Approved.
Requiring the street railway company
to sprinkle the streets along the line of
their tracks. Approved.
New Committee.
( Providing for The appointment Of a
Joint standing committee Of the City
Council, to lie Known rs Committee on
.Apportionment of Expenditures In An
i,exed Territory, and to define the duties
of said committee. Approved.
Authorizing the appointment Of a
special joint committee of four members
OF the Common Council and three mem
beers OF the Board OF Aldermen to in
quire into and ASCERTAIN the amount Of
salary, commissions Or other cotnpensa-
ton received by the various officers and
employees OF the city government. APP.
proved.
Requesting the Mayor to report why
lie haslnot taken steps to require the
heads of the city departments to sub
nit their annual reports within the
time prescribed by law. Approved.
Authorizing the transfer TO the City
School Board of the property acquired
4 by the city as Il site for the new High
School Building Approved.
Authorizing the appointment of
special committee, to he composed
Of three members of the Common
Council and two members or. the
Board of Aldermen Ia inquire and re-
port whether the Committee on FL
nance has violated the charter Of the
city of Richmond or any ordinances
or resolutions passed in pursuance
ker making up the appropriation or
dinance for 1907, also as to the recent
obstruction OF certain city bonds and
also to investigate and report on any
other action of the Committee oil, FL
nance that they may deem pertinent
Vetoed.
Providing for tho construction of q
sewer on Ninth street. between Main
and Bank. and on Bank Street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, the expense
of which is to paid by Joseph
Bryan, the same to be reimbursed
when there are funds available for
this purpose. Vetoed,
Granting permission to the East
End Box and Lumbe- Company TO use
soft coal and slavings as fuel at their
plant Vetoed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
RICHMOND MAN
STEALS VALlSES
Says He Is from Richmond, But
Refuses to Tell His Fathers
Name.
Especial to The Times ispa ,ch.1

NASHVILLE, TENN, March Ice.
Q. Ringland. claiming to be the son
OF a wealthy manufacturer in Rich .
mond. is In jail here. charged with
stealing suit cases from the local
hotels, When arrested. Ringland was
trying to sell the contents OF two fine
suit cases to negroes In the outskirts
OF the city. Ono OF the grips was
later identified by W. q. Burris. a
travelling salesman. The other grin
has not been claimed.
Ringland says he has lived in Wash.
ington most Of the time lately, but
more recently was member OF the
Gay New York" theatrical company.
pany here. '''
After spending few hours in tail
NlnRland appears to have come to his
senses. and now contends that he was
drunk when he took the grips Ho
refuses to say who his father Is IN
Richmond. - ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
A Steady Drain
Sick Kidneys Weaken the Whole Body.
Make Ypu III, Languia and Depressed.

SlcS kidneys weaken the body
through the continual drainage Of lite-
giving albumen from the blood into
tho urine, and the substitution OF pois-
onous uric acid that goes broadcast
through the system. sowIng the seeds
Of disease LOSS OF nlbumen causes
weakness. lAngour. depression. Uric
volsness. nausea cTioks In the back,
gravel and kidney stones. The proper
treatment is "A kidney treatment and
the bost remedy Is looan's Kidney Pulls.
Great Richmond cures prove II.
j. III, Rudd manager Colonial Tobacco
Factory, residence roo w. Clay Street.
Richmond, Va, says; 'Doan's Kidney
Pills, procured at Owens q Minors
drug store, brought mo moro genuine
used for kidney complaint. For two
years ] had attacks OF sharp pain
across the lolns They generally start
ed with a dull aching. which after over
exertion became very acute, and de-
cidedly so after tho contraction OF a
cold, which weakened my kidneys and
brought on too frequent action OF the
kidney secrctions. ! made UP my mind
while reading some advertisements
what was said about them were truo
help would surely follow their use. and
J went to Owens T. Minors drug store
for box. The aching completely
ceased after continuation OF their use.
am more than pleased with the re-
suits obtained from the use OF this val
uhble preparation" For sale by lll
dealers Price 30 cents Foster NIL ;
burn Company, Buffal0, ", ~, sole
y. member the nan'o- -poR n's--and
r.. VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
SHOOTING AFFAIR DURING
STRIKE AT IRON MILLS

HAMMOND, IND, March lG.--In a
strike riot to-day at the East Chicago
mill OF the Republic Iron and steel
Company several men were shot and
two probably fatally injured. The
trouble started when nifty laborers
struck for higher wages. Twenty OF
the latter went back to work, and the
remaining thirty broke through the
gates OF the steel plant to get at their
companions.
A bloody riot followed. in which a
hundred shots were fred
Nesho Iecavich, a foreman, was shot
through the shoulders. Tho wound will
probably cause his death. John Kalini
laborcr. was shot and beaten prob.
ably fatally. Several other foreigners
were injured by knife thrusts and bull.
let's The police arrested fifteen mer
and ended the riot. .3t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
OBITUARY.
Mother Mary Zena.

Motncr superior Nait.y <4ciia, who was
at First and Duval Streets. died in the
convent yesterday morning ut 4 IL
o'clock, in the forty-thi year of her
age.
Mother iona was born in ireland
about forty-three years ago. She lived
In Norfolk q. number Of years, and en-
became head of tho Franciscan Con-
vent about two years ago.
Mother zena leaves number OF rela-
tives, some OF whom live In the North.
She did what was ,regarded US noble
voted twenty gears, In doing good
contact In Catholic institutions. Her
work among the colored people here
endears her to them AN, and she VIII be be
eeh heerty dilissppoosltion made many IL
mates OF the institution which she
managed happily.
The. funeral Will take place at q. y
Josepl,'s Catholic Church. First Street.
botwoen jackson and Dnyal Streets;
The catholc priests q ~, te h,, Gitx VII,
be in Mount Calvary Cemetery.
Sister Ann Maria.
The funeral of Sister Ann Maria who
for tifty years has ministerial 20 me Or
phuns OF st. Joseph's Asylum TOOK pace
day morning the services being conducted
by the Rev. Father Bowler. The Save,
an SrGep4 S saea aas Mesnt Gvap ANY
Sister Maria's death has caused pro
found sorrow among tne 'nma.es " S !,e
was aatSe In n Mhfa bo se aeSes
her death, when she contraoted pneu-
monia. which proved fatal, She was Mn-
der the treatment Of Pr. co per ,r. % Snf
her weakened vitality ana age wondered
her condition beyond medical aid.
Sister Maria was born IN s go, a about
nns, e 4ea Xfss s wRo vs s pha
delphia. but had no other relatives III th's
country.
r. ]. Mcmahon.
BEDFORD CITY, VA, March 1s.---Mr,
y. ]. Mcmahon. concrete Inspector for the
Norfolk and Western Railway. died hero
monia OF not more than ten days dura-
ton Mr.. McAIahon came TO Bedford
City with his family TO sunerlntend the
work 81 n ne road bs
and the announcement Of his sudden
death this morning came as a great shock
as critically III Until a fow hours before
his death.
The remains will be taken to Lynch.
burg. his former home, for interment
Sunday morning, IIe was q member or
the Roman Catholic Church. His wife
suryivcs him,
Mrs, Sallie w. Wright.
Mrs, Sal!ie Warburton Wright died
Wednesday at her home. aspen
Grove" Hanover county, being sur
Yiyed, by her husband, Mr. James
MIS- Wright was for many years
the housekeeper in the family of the
late Mrs, Frances Green Carter, and
was greatly beloved and respected by
tho n,embars Of the family
Mrs. Norman James.
day BIZ relatives announcing the sud.
don death OF Mrs Norman James. OF
CatonSville, Md, Mrs. Japn. was Miss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
Personals and Briefs.

the Virginia Passenger and l,ownr
Company, has just returned to the CITY
from North Garolna, where he has
been attending TO buslness for tho COM
pany,
Katherine Elizabeth Goodwin. the in
iant daughter of MI. and Mrs Ncrnartl
>. Goodwin, continues to improve un-
der the skilful care of Dr.. u. j. Nose
ley, Jr.
Miss Tessie Kraker. of Newark, N. j..
is the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. William
lNriedberg, of this city.
Mr., G. p. Smithcrs has returned from
two weeks visit to New York and
Buffalo.
Mrs. w, A. Gates, of No. 1919 East
Graee Street, who has been sick for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
DEATHS.

APpERsoN. Died. at the residence ot
his parents. 40 North Thirty fourth
Street. JEAN LEON. inian tson OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. ApPERsoSi aged
burial MONDAY MORNING ut IL
O'Clock at lakewood Cemetery.
York city. WILLIAM L1NwooD
GRAVES, IN the thirty.third year of
h,s age he lie is survived frd hy wifs
three sisters. 1ntermcnt IN New
York City.
LEA1AY.--Died, at the G. & Q. Hos
Funeral took place at 1890 satur-
day morning in lakewood.
PUTZF.---Died. z A. NJ. March l6. 1907.
at his residence. Cedar Hill, on tho
Harvey Road. Henrico county. FRED
EnIck G. PuTzE: aged cighty-o
years.
MoS MAY. N March rh 18th. Friends and nd
Acanaintances invited to attend. No
flowers. Intcrmcnt In the family
buryIng ground.
REED.--Died, at the resisSnce OF her
husband; VICTORIA g. REED. wife
county. March 18th, at II p. n, in
tho sixty third year Of, her age. she
is survived by two sisters ana three
brothers--Mrs. Il. u. Kimbrough. Mrs.
Lois Rollyson; w. g., j. G. and Pc.
liccman j, w. Matthews.
Funeral from above rcAidence
MARCH 1TTII. at 3 p. NJ. Friends and
relatives invited to attcnd.
wRIGHT.--Dicd, March ~. 1907. in her
home. Aspen Grove" Hanover coun.
~. Mrs. SALLIE WARRINGTON
WRIGHT, wife OF Mr.. James Wright,
by whom she IL survived. She WAS
for many years housekeeper. in tho
family OF the late Mrs. Frances
Green Carter, and was greatly belov..
cd and respected by the members OF
the family.
NADE.--Died, In Lawrcnceville. Va.
March 18TH, J. %. WADE. ST. Re.
fnains will he brought to Richmond.
Funeral notice later
Funeral Notice.
TER will take place THIS. AFTER.
NOON at $3.50 from st. Lukes Church:
Friends and acquaintances requested
to attend. 1nterment Rlverview.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
IN MEMORIAM.

In sad but loving remembrance OF my
father. y. NJ. OWE4,, who died Sep.
tember is, 1905, six months ago.
Papa, my heart liz aching.
For your precious, feeble face miss:
] loved you dearly,
But God loved you best.
And he has called you home to rest.
March l6, 1907. Mrs. TOONE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
REUNION FUND is
SLOWLY GROWING

was quite obvious from the many
smfl' contributions to the Confederate
neunion fu1d which came In yesterday
tnat she general public is growing
ueeply Interested In the great gather.
ing OF "Marse Roberts boys" Whioh
WI take place In this city May 3oth.
me total subscriptions OF the day
amounted to $t3e, and In many cases
tne contributions were only dollar.
ms display OF good feeling on the
part os people whose means do not
lust'ty them In giving more 10 decld.
Every mite viii do Its part ana con.
tribute % tho success OF the reunion,
which promises TO be the most notable
the old soldiers have ever had.
Yesterday's Hist Of contributors Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
Fell Dow,, Stems.

GeorgIana Booker, a coIored girl.
fell down the steps at hnr home, No.
s1lS West Cary Street, yesterday even
ing, and broke both bones In her fore.
arm. She was attended by Or. Mason,
OF the city Home, who set tho broken
limb and left her comfortable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17

dust or sediment In the urine, catarrh
of the bladder. uric acid. occasional
headache, dizziness, poor digestion. sleep
lessness. nervousness, sometimes the
heart acts badly, rheumatism. bloating,
irritability, WORKOUT feeling. lack OF am
bition, loss OF flesh, sallow complexion.
II your water. when allowed to remain
undisturbed in II glass or bottle for twcn-
ty-four hours, forms sediment or set
tang, or has a cloudy appearance. 1t Is
also evidence that your kidneys and blad-
der need immediate attention.
In taking Swamp Root you afford nat
ural help to Nature, for swamp
Root is the most perfect healer and gentle
aid to the kidneys that has yet been dis.
covered.
n SOU AFRO already convinced that
Swamp Root Is what you need, you can
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where. Don't make any mistake, but re-
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We the wonderful merits OF Swamp Root.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17

The Top Coat this Spring we
have In so many different
styles h q t we can please
everybody and any body.
II you dlsliked IL formerly on
account OF its shortness, here
are some that are rs inches.
Ifyou never liked the tans--
here are blacks and yrays.
IL you object to the straight
back here are curved ones.
We can. cover every old OBJ
lection and cover you In style.
S15 TO S3B.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
Have You Rheumatism, Kidney, Liver or
Bladder Trouble?
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and Bladder Remedy, will do for YOU, all our
Readers May Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail

Pain or dull ache in the back Is unnlis-
taxable evidence OF kidney trouble. II Is
Natures timely warning to show you
that the track Of health is not clear
II these danger signals are UNDECIDED,
moro serious results are often sure to fol-
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form Of kidney trouble. may steal upon
you.
The mild and Immediate effect OF
Swamp Root, the great kidney and
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thousands Of the most Distressing cares,
II you need a medicine, you should have
the best. a thorough trial will convince
LAME BACK.
Lame back Is only one OF many symp-
toms Of kidney trouble Other symptoms
showing that you need Swamp Root are.
being obliged to pass water often during
the day and to get up many times during
the night, inability to hold your urine,
ssnarting or irritation In passing, brick.
EDITORIAL NoTE.--ln order to or
you may have sample bottle and a Doc
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testimonial letters received from men a
Just the remedy they needed. Tho valu
known that our readers arc advised to .
address to DR.. Killncr & Co.. Bingham
generous offer in the Richmond Sunday
offer 10 guaranteed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
Young Whitley Dies.

-, specln 10 The Times. D spatoh
TAIEWIlLL. VA. Marcel, ia y;,,;o
Reese sa Whitley. the sixteen year old l boy
VINO was shot by Howard Harmam" h oys
Eesteitaly il, died In Blucaeld. w. Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
Captain John w. Bunting.

oNANCocIS, VA, March is.-canta,n
Jno. w. Bunting. one OF the FOREMOST
citizens of Chincoteague, is dead. He
settled on the island In 1860, Without
the planting and running Of oysters.
a part OF the time no was engaged in
the mercantile business His estate is
g. leading member OF tho Baptist
Church and liberal contributor to its
works. The church building and par.
sonage is largely due, to his muniH.
yIys him EII'r--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
THE WEATHER

. ~ norecast; yirginia--Partly cloudy
colder IN north and west PORTIONS; fre eih
da Nori MoS Caaaroliina,---p'air, warmer sun
west portion; fresh cast to south hN WINS
p, ,SGnNDITloNs YESTERDAY.
coo tIu''p nnn . weather was clear and
q e. M.....,.,47 8 P. Nj. 40
1ss NJ. ,,;,.....,.si . II M.........RRSS
- M';.....,,61 IL midnight .b6
AVerage,.......67l-6
Highest temperature yesterday a.,
Lowest temperature yesterday al
mean temparature yesterday ~
Normal temperature yesterday az
departure from normal temperature, Oh