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New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
rgOLUTECA ATTACKED
luUb
r,,ce Days Acknowledgement
lids Honduras.

10. Honduras. July ;. s.-Revoiuton-
Tssact -s1~sdor. sfter they had captured the
ists from ac.as IS. attacked Choluteca- the capi-
fcvn O a.-s-4r7,ent Of the same name. which
Isl Of " seventy miles south-southWest OF
les sOO1. The residents Of Choluteoa made
TsFOos' -.sstance. holding hack the reVolu-
strone a. three days. Volunteer forces in
sirniss ss-s are now on their way TO both
lsrse IT,, L. riolutecs to assist in driving back
ersclsa IS - who. It Is reported, have pro
re H's~ zTsnpel BoniIls President
.,,s+on. July s-Nicsragua has taken up
Nssl'',r -e,,-ort Of Honduras. which has revo-
sTn's y movement on its hands according 10
stons.. st-... received at the state Department to-
o'sf~ --s;s dispatch says that an army is be-
tss' ...os ~. Nicaragua, and that troops are
ils hurried forward with Maxim batteries in
"a n Honduras
S - sispstcf. however. received at the de-
-. from the American representative at
.sn,+a1 Of Salvador Indicates that the move
'e s-ssnst Honduras has failed
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
P4RAGU4YsS RETOLUTION.
OUer 500 Persons Killed or Wounded
Capital Quiet.

Washington July s-A dispatch from Edward
C. oBrien, American Minister TO Uruguay and
Paraguay, was received at the State Department
the recent revolution in Paraguay was from 100
message added that the revolution, which began
in the streets of Asuncion on July q was fol
lowed by a continuous bombardnent of two
days The Minister Of War was taken prisoner,
and while the revolutionists attacked the bar
racks with artillery the police and marines sup
ported the government Central police stations
and other quarters were occupied by the gov
ernment forces. On July it appeared that the
revolutionary forces were triumphant. when the
diplomatic corps intervened, asking protection
for the lives OF certain seriously threatened per-
sons, whose identity is not clear. The revolu-
tionary committee gave the diplomatic corps q
written guarantee of protection.
President Ferreira resigned and Vice Presi-
dent Naveiro, who in sympathy with the
revolutionary party, assumed the Presidential
Office.
Mr.. O'Brien's dispatch is dated July Z. when
the city of Asuncion reported quiet. As
dean Of the diplomatic corps Mr. O'Brien took
the initiative in all proceedings instituted by
the corps and both sides gave their thanks to
the corps for their services.
From unofficial information which has reached
Washington the impression is gained that
Argentina and Brazil were indirectly interested
in the outcome OF the Paraguayan revolution.
This information is vague, but II is to the
effect that Argentina favorable to the Para
guayan government while Brazil's sympathies
were with the revolutionists
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
GOULD CASE DELAYED.

There was something OF mystery regarding the
lse case called yesterday before Justice ErIanger
n the Supreme Court, which was entitled Gould
NJ Sou6" and was an order TO show cause. After
me clerk had called this out there was no reply,
and it was marked Of
Counsel were named as Delaney Nicou for the
rasIrur and S1e1son. Jennings & Russell for the
dsendsnt Mr NicoT is counsel for Frank J
Gsula snd the latter firm are counsel for Mrs
Trsnk J. Could who Is suing her husband for d
rsrus At neither ofloe would the lawyers say
whether This motion that was marked of EesJer-
day vas a paTt OF the divorce proceedings One
9, them remarked, however. 1T is immsterial in
vhsi action this is
The marking OF of the case. however. led To the
regt that a reconciiaton had been affected be
tEser Mr. and Mrs Could
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
GEORGE r. SHELDON.


- = SbAId,n who succeeds Cornelius N
17lies who has been treasurer of the Repupheah
National Committee since 1892, is a well known
banker and active in politics IN this city he Is
president Of the Union League Club and ne mas
raa,7 rror7inentIy mentioned for public office MI
;balaon is fftv-one years old, and was born N
r.rool,l,-r His education secured at st Pa}li
GcbooI Concord \. H. and at Harvard. from Whlch
l,A was graduated in 1879 Since leaving college ne
has haen engaged IN banking and is connected win
1ar-e number of corporations He Is treasurer
and chairman of the board OF directors OF the
North American Company, chairman OF the exec
,,+i,-a committee and treasurer of the Milwaukee
Electric Railway and Light Company. vice-presi-
5or+ of the CITY Trust Company. president of the
Electric Securities Company, a director OF the
American Locomotive Company, a director of the
T2enrhIic Iron and Steel Company. treasurer and a
director Of the Detroit Edison Company, director
of the Fathlehern Steel Corporation. director IN
+be TacIese Gas Company and director III the
T-rior Electric Light Company of St. Louis MI
sheldon was an active aspirant for the noTnlna-
ton for Lieutenant Governor in 1902 but the oppo-
sition of Governor OdeII led to his withdrawal
He was a delegate to the Republican National
Convention in 1900 and in 1903-'0 '04 member et
the national committee From 1899 to 1903 he was
treasurer og the New York County Committee
In 1gTT-0S he was treasurer of the New York State
Republican Committee. Mr.. Sheldon is an active
member not only of the Union League Club, but
also of the Republican, Union. University, Harvard
Racauet and Tennis and New York Yacht clubs
and the Metropolitan Club of Washington
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
NOTES OF FOREIGN NEWS.

,ss, nspeg M Juy S-The leading railways estimate
sl - yr - 80 WneaT yield IN Western Canada
a1shels - s','" bushes or an average Of twenty
AGg ~ - e.' aNiN- Last years wheat Crop w-s.s
\ : ~ elsieis. of which s. e00 go p-ere exported
VII - 80 mt lH1F'.3v bushels this season
s'sllahss for export.
Ears--,-I I.y s-Advioes from seoul say that the
.sso ne Insurgents and many enesper1-eI,+s ara
iaSsae - "a llitln range eight r.7iles rba daily
arht n ne Insurgents average ten Killed ir earb
Tende-as a-i1 Afe Thousand insurgents have sur
lslspioc ~ 10 The present time Telegraph and
pelelv res-5 lnlcailou has been almost COM
isuibs 4, ggsfg. July s.-The likelihood or another
Eiiied IN . So 80 n me coming winter ad-
lsror : =, leIre resentaIive Of the Ministry OF tha
vnfs. u - tie Douma today TvTO-1nirds OF the
7Eo ard = g Is fstl1re in eighteen provinces
sesr - - tIe-half million acres oil land have nor
nore fs.---, lAt prospect or the spring cror is
es s-rsI .Isoie bur, nevertheless reiief measures
zig an fAeSs-e ~ be necessary. both for seed
'ig purposes.
ssy from f1ssiaf T5e July sA man was rescued to
Nor sx days ago. He said thar 2 71I,,l7er
At tine =. =. ne eastern section Of the mine at
on'sngsl lroats se2-osion and that he had heard
OfeF affr --4s from Ills imprisoned comrades
men are stiH unaccounted for
iae ,risi - &-It is rumored that witnesses AZ
slaar5ro u Prince Phlip ~ F1IeyI1,r., ,e T7s De
-e cusrf b,-.,t,l-s-rss. The streets surrounding
- sironrIr' I'--k - are crowded and the police have
asled Er-ss r--ss7oach any of The witnesses. rran
- - pr0seclr-1c" one cf the principal witnesses for
Tpol1ed t6a+ occupied the stand to-day II IL
slne.llar ~ ~ accused Herr Klstlehr court
z lie p-iDe.A sAo was al one time private secretary
,eigine aeairs. al}eIaptine 10 prevent him from
&c tha, F--. lle defendant Il Is also re-
ssaaagir bllsi received letters from tae prince
l'ong. ING tne object II influencing his
Aoaka.p T.,
sefaa have 10y 'l.y A-Anerican shippers in Man
- q tle .@.s -. formal complaint 10 their con-
eIS-S-er.s is slstllHi tllHi the japanese railroad ia
tniealion fg ailuE agalnst them. This
a.. re5ate svt sac % be carried on by means
aq.s eSeiuded froT+ under which foreign shippers
fgon ana nd eaaaot 4s5 u9os6 Combine i5s ia fheir
sainrnents ,t5,sliese get rebates by combining
''5 make over the line
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
EFFORT TO END AUTO DISPUTE.
c Batchelder Doubtful of Agreement
This Year-Conferenc at Dieppe

HsrK July s-Afrer The meeting Of the inter
hsncnsl committee Of recognized automobile clubs
y 1asppe or Mcndsv. AZ which the action of the
SORTING committee of the Automobile Club q
France n supporting - Automobile Club Of
Ansros as agaIns- the American Automobile As
seistion was ratified. The rzpresentatives cf the
sttsr rvo organizations had e conference in the
srpe Of coming n some understanding. IN view of
~ expressed wish If the International committee
mat the American situation might be relieved Of
COMPLICATIONS
G. Bstcnel6er - the American Automobile
ASSOCIATION. however. Is cf The opinion that tne
Hsss governing The vanderbilt Cup race VIII not
y changed this vesr and that ir is not likely
'hs 0stend rules v1I Re adopted ny the association
R7tH r becomes ua--v 70 an international under
Standing
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
TO CONTEST INGRAHAM WILL.
Eldest Son. Practically Disinherited, Starts
q Fight

William ". Ingraharn. jr, eldest son cf the late
William II. Ingraham. of Brooklyn. has returned 70
his fathers home from Wsverly y. T, and an
nounced his intention Of contesting his fathers
will The VIII Of the elder Ingrahsm leaves to his
eldest son 500 and 70 Mrs. William NJ Ingraham
+r and her two children & GO each. while the resi-
re Of the & 400 estate goes the three younger
children Of the testatoT.
The only reason given for the cutting of Of the
eldest is quarrel between him and his father.
which occurred thirty years ago and was never
patched up.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09

- convenience OF TRIBUNE readers abroad
ssu,ents have been made 70 sep ne & 11.S = ,sa 80
i9f vct5ia sasGy 65s H9s Ms9Tas1 sSS HSs &
Ga 9sscand Hotel. Howard Hotel Nerroik Street
s5eIphI Hotel. Liverpool: Midland Eotei.
Manchester: Queens Hotel HSsi
Brad22ET1,, Sforecanlbe Bay; Midland Hotel. Dsrbys
E4olIer7s Hotel. shanxlin Isle Of MtsnS ---, rs.,
station Hotel. Durtrtesi Station Hotel Turn
,.,ps sssTyrr Ar-HotsI Cecil -, -, -
81 aN-FIotsI Continental Grand 1SSsL s Hotel Mses
- er a. Albion. Hotel ST James et Albany.
Hotel and E0'sI 5s 5Hee T.,iIS ars; GI.aa
Fi5s Hotel de runivers Tours Hotel tu PARE
9s:. REs:s' e,.Rs HS:s Fo, sass as;.
de europe and Ho's @eos.s 9 19"erp' A''si spien
,yris ST-IIatsI tss hides. The Hague: The kurhaus
sSasS {9fs BRISTOL Central Hotel EotsI Adlon
GA fIfe Hotel Alexandria Hotel Hotel CoburS Hotel
TsSiSI king OF Prussia and Hotel Monopol CasSels
Hotel Risssn sssvus Hotel canaentsi ana Fs,sI
SSyoT Drss-ien; Park Hotel and Royal Hotel. Dgssel-
Tssfr1ipster Frankfurt: Hotel sOrnusr FreibUrz;
tIofeI 8 anade and Palace Hotel. Hamburg; Hotel
Hotel Royal and Grand Hotel. Meta: Hotel Cont
nerfal Hsts -Four Seasons 1sG s HSssl Ss ft.Sss
helm Kur Hotel Neuenahr. Hotel Wurrtern nerser
Tr,ttsee. Hotel NassauerhOf Palace Hotsl Hotel
nerial Hotel Rose and Park Hotel. WiesoAdsns Hotel
A-Hotsi Bristol HOts Hunss-.a. Buda-
pest Hets savoy and Mes Ei, Enas hTst T NSSSs -
Kopp's Hotel Ksnssyilss, EsaaasHsOaAi otsl Wet
InaT ana st-l Tyf victoria sasIe= ss-l B4au
Rfvage Gsnsva detsl ViStaEis and sss7ns aos-
Palace Hotel, Maloia: Hotel Belmont MonsFs1x; No
1sv iass ExcelsoT Grand Hotel Hotel ognal az
"a "a vile Milan: Hotel Danisn and Grand Hss.,
- ysaIS-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
ALL QUIET, SAYS CREEL
MeaTcan ambassador Brings No
CompLunt of Ter1s.

Washington July s.-Expressng entire satlsfao-
tion with the action taken by the federal and
Texas authorities during the recent uprising in the
State OF Coahufla- Mexico, Enrique Creel, Ambss-
sador from Mexico. arrived in Washington to-day.
having been directed by his government TO proceed
this city to confer with the State Department
officials questions growing out Of the disturb
ances along the Mexieo-Texas border. Everything
is quiet in Mexico now said Senor Creel, and
do not expect further trouble
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
speR7vs MESSAGE TO PRESIDENT

oyster Bay. July s-President Roosevelt this
morning received the following teegraphc dis
patch from Rear Admiral Sperry, in response the
message he sent yesterday conveying his good
wishes 70 the officers and men Of the battieship
feet:
San Francisco July :, 1908
To the President, Oyster Bay.
The commander IN chief and officers and men
I.iybIy aupreciafe the Presidents good wishes and
an fully recognize the honor, privilege and re-
..rlnnslb bilifv Of their Charge.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
ATTEMPT TO BREAK WILL OF 3. HART

Paris July S.-Donald Harper an attorney, IeIt
hare TODAY FOR New York in connection with the
will of the late Benjamin Hart Mr. Harper rep
resents q French diplomat. Jean Guillemin, VINO Is
the husband of Mr. Hart's adopted daughter, whom
Mr. Hart disinherited leaving all his estate 10
Nrre de Bic NJ Guillernin will bring suit 20
break the will on the ground OF undue influence
The will will come up FOR probate before the Sur
rogate Of New York July 30. and the document
will be contested the ground that 1t was drafted
in accordance with the New York law whereas
Mr. Hart was domlciled in France
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
HITCHCOCK CHAIRMAN
Continued from FIRST page.

cona,ct Of the can,paisn for said state and of
the headquarters in said state OF the Presfoen.la
nominee. The member of the Republlcan Ma
tionaI Committee from Ohio, Arthur l. Vorys Is
designated the member OF the HepuDncaii M
ttor7al Committee in charge of the Ohio head
quarters POWELL CLAYTON,
WILLIAM L. WARD.
FRANK o. LOWDEN,
WILLIAM E BORAH,
FRANK 3. KELLOGG.
E c. DUNCAN,
CHARLES NAGEL,
MYRON T. HERRICk.
Members of sub committee,
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
HONOR OF DEPUTIES SATISFIED.

s. Petersburg. July s-Di. Marko1. 3 Reactionsry
uspuiy' and eesi7 / Perssmeu-- Dep--- from
aasrsan, whose attempt to fEht = duel early on
Ilssaay morning was stopped. circUmvented the
foIt to-day and exchanged shots near the
e-lasselnurg prison. Neither Of the Deputies was
injured
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09

republisaed N Tri-Weekiy Tribune wtthouf erfrs
charge.
GODFREY Joseph o'vef1. william ?.
McGarrah Eugene simpson. Nellie "
Mathews Louise z Tristrar1 Clarisss
ODonoghue. William, ir. Van Cott Chsriosts .
GoDFREY-At Roseland, n. j. Monday July $ i9os
E Godfrey. of New YarS and nusssnd amelia =
day July o after the arrival of the train eavnE Nsy
1srs 1ers ss, 2, 2lo !. ss,, m .s IIs .tars, Ere
HJTToN-4t Twilight PARK IN Tuesday y. 5aig 81 =
Aea e @ 't2n on . NJ % IN - the . g5,a & gear s p @ sv e
Manicuz n Hutton No 20 Tnfon St View Brgnsvvi-x-
\. J.. on Thursday. al $50 , m
MGARRAH--At his home. Jamaiea. y. 7 on Tgss-
eiarrsh formerly Of Monroe y = Funeral services
NIL pc hed at bis ls5s residence Ses Si0 Hay G -
IfsI5 SSS''sl''" '-'-'A ''-'
ST. WEDNESDAY july 1ssas Louise e wife ef Theo-
&sHrs. TT M16hfs n Tvs aS @ aSasniE 2.a II 8 her s Fsa ser
vice private. Intsrment at Kensoo Cemetery
oRGS2 BSoSr3 On Es M6ndaS sis 5sT Wa ooaos-
Ir son Of NJ and Mrs wiiiis4l O 9o1oshrs 10 ,i. -
at st. Francis xavier's church. sixth ave and
Intsrmsnt. Holy Cross Cemetery
o'NEILL-on wednesday. July .. William oNsill.
beloved son Of the late William and Mar an An.
a iBrisn. 10. 20 Carlton ave. BrookIyn-
R4Tmoa ,7;. Esssaay July Phsl+ . .4sq1oa. Bs sss.
Stevens Ray, aged a2 Funeral service at the fam
fly residence. No 3T7 Grand near Fulton 81
Brooklyn " 7 THURSDAY. July g. at ) O'Clock
Intsr1nsnt at LitchhsId. Conn
sIMPsoN-suddenIy. July Z lsos Nellie wat9n sm2-
son. wife OF Robert H Simpson Funeral services vi
be held at St BarthoioneWs Church. A4rh ST. and Aa--
Thursday morning July 2, at 10 ociocG
PtttsbuFg papers please
TRIsTRAM-At Darisn. Conn TUESDAY, July 2 1905
Clarissa Trstram. mother OF Carroll z. Trtstrar1-
in the 94th year OF her age Funeral Thursday.
July Q. from the Darisn Methodist Church at $50
p
VAN COTT-On Wednesday. July = 1908. Charlotte
BIoousF wife Of Peter Van Cott. Funeral services
Friday evening. July 10 at her late residences.
No. s29A Quincy St Brooklyn. az o'clock Inter
Greenwood Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
AMERICANS AT POLLS in PANAMA.

saaias' July s-Abo7r two hundred Americans
- esFe here this week for al parts ~ the re-
s-1.e % watch the casting Of votes in the Presi-
elusl elections next SUNDAY Although Se5or
- 1as withdraw from The contest, the sup
sa'FfE q sehor c67ldia are continuing his cam
'-s- Suie, prevails throughout the reruaIic
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


In memory Of Hugh o'Nenr' ............ 500 90
&C. 60
] II Buncs jr MiddIeUown. Conn. ......... 10 90
M p. To-. ".....---...-----. 90
wishes from Annette and Elise
A public Merfden. Conn. 90
Miss Mary MurdOck MerIden. Conn 90
Mrs William Gee. East Orange y. J........ 90
Proceeds Of fair held the piazza of
Gertrude Watson, June 81; the following
children the committee in charge
Harriet Aue and Edna and Gertrude Wat
Church Of St Cornelius. New York, through
Rev I c Sturgss 10 90
Mrs Gurdon Hall WalIngford, Conn. for
night dresses for the girls, through Miss
Nellie Pagnans -.----.----.-. 20 Oe
Elizabeth II woodward. Nswase, Ne. 3 90
e X Hubbard. Middetown. Conn 100 90
ANONYMOUS Observation-Disclosures.
'In memory OF Little Alfred .--..--..--..- 10 90
'NorwaIk' Observation-Disclosures 90
Mrs J E. Kelsey. Brooklyn. ..--.-...-------. ; 90
I'm memoriam. NJ. II p. H.''---.------------ 10 90
"A NJ s. FIatbush' Observation-Disclosures. - 90
''F. 90
Mrs sarah D. Brune West Pittston. Penn. = 90
Eleanor and Louise pennies earned for IN hsir
pleasure 80
"A friend. Passac. y. j.. ...--..----...----. ; 90
Catharine W. CHINA PIainfsId. y. J.------- 90
The w Z. TEay Piano Company, New York
city 90
In memory of z -.........-....-..
Elizabeth 10 90
Previously Acknowledged T,2e6 81
Total July : 1908 s7,s1s II
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
Special Notices.

To the Employ-r.
Do you want desirable help oUICKr
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the file Of applications OF selected aspirants for
positions Of various kinds which has Just been
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PROGRAMME OF TAFT NOTIFICATION
To Be Arranged at Hot Springs To-day
Will Take Place at c. P. Taft's Home.

Cincinnati July s-Details OF the programme for
the celebration Of notification day VIII be decided
upon tomorrow al Hot Springs, Va. where con
ference viii be held with Mr.. Taft by the members
,f the conference committee Of the citiZeus COM
n,ittee Of Cincinnati. consisting Of Chairman r. B.
Re, lo!ds, J. STACEY Hill William B. Melish, ]. j.
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EssAeE FRoM THF FlFr

=, lvl, q eni'"d States steamship Connecticut
- ss-~ s@ u-B- wireless 10 M.rc i-l-
.s'ssap ~. a California Atlantic aeet Is
: tno,s :. Morning IN squsdrou fornation -
ssiasr A.. na'iss out from san Fraueiseo.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
Auro.HuaTs PROMINENT cLgvELANoEF

Cleveland July s.-Wilitam Fl. Bsyne. former
president 4 the city Council and the head OF one
of the largest and oldest printing establishments
the CITY was run over by an autonobile to-day and
probably fatally injured.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09

Superior Le-nonsde-A t-sspooufu dorsrorns dss.s
Acid Pnosphat- added cold water re1re-n-s
and frvfgnratss. An idsal tonc-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09

A HARMONY DINNER
REPRESENTATIVE Burke of Pennsylvania, gave
a dinner tonight for Mr. Taft and others VINO
came here to attend the meeting OF the eNecu-
tive committee to confer on the appointment Of
officers Of the national committee. Representa-
tives of the Fairbanks. Cannon and Knox men
we're present and Joined in drinking the health
of Mr. Taft and in sending telegram to KEEP
resentative Sherman wishing him speedy re-
turn to health Representative Cooper of Wis
consin was in the hotel, but did not ATTEND the
dinner Mr. Taft was at one end of the long
"a hIe with Representative Burke at the ether
Among +he er,ests were Powell Clayton, of Ar
kansas; Myron T. Herrick. of Ohio; Senator
William E. Borah, of Idaho; William L. ward
Of New York; Charles Nagle, of Missouri Frank
O. Lowden OF Illinois; Frank B. Kellogg. OF
Minnesota; E c. Duncan, of North Carohna
Representative Mckinley. of Illinois; senator
Hemenway and Representative Watson of In
diana; Representative Burton, of Ohio: William
Nelson Cromwell Carmi Thompson, Secretary or
state of Ohio; Postmaster General Meyer, Rich
ard c Kerens of st. Louis. and Charles r.
Brooker, Of Connecticut. Representative Wat
son made a stirring speech. but as several of
the company had take an early train the
speechmaking was not prolonged.
Washington, July S.-Frank II. Hitchcock the
newly elected chairman of thc Republican Ma
tional Committee, left here al Has Tonight
for Hot Springs Va. He summoned from
Atlantic City by a telegram from Mr.. Taft and
arrived here just in time 10 catch the night
train for the Virginia resort.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09

HiEhezf temperature fsxrsrssr. degrees lowest
a. average for oasiHe sesr
rgIFzsp7udrg fEtry-hrse Years ~
Eeaat Farecsz To-dss fsir. Friday snoWeEs: Light
Ess l.ss Biuas. bele.s.I. rss.ga.s.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-09
THE WEATHER REPORT.

oascial Record and Forecast.--W ashington. July g.
The kite fights at Weather. Virginia, Tuesday
and Wednesday week show that the
persture occurred the surface Tuesday night
did not extend more thar tvo-thirds mile above
the mountain and altitude only a
few degrees The flight Wednesday reached altitude
of a little more than miles above the station. ar
which point temperature of 80 degrees registered.
the Temperature the ground being 81 degrees.
The cool appeared IN extreme Northwest
SUNDAY covers Htates, tenn
reratlre Is rising rapidly OF the Mississippi. Fair
weather prevails except states
reported.
The viii ~apidy IN the plains states
hurseav in the valleys Friday Saturday
IN the eastern Sunday. Ehowers will
occur from region northern portions
YORK and England FRIDAY Saturday, respecr
lively. nd a general rain
plains Friday. viii reach the Atlantic seaboard
Monday Tuesday.
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