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The daily Alaskan., 1908-05-19
SUMMING UP
 THE RUFF CASE
(By United Pross.)

San FrAncISco, May 1s-ProsecutiUg Attorney Heney is summing up the Ruof case this afternoon. It is expect cd to go to the jury tomorrow.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-05-19
FOR
 PUGET SOUND
tBy United prsss)

San Francisco. 19-The Atlantic fleet sailed at 10 o'clock this morning for Puget Sound. They will run at high speed, single file, of the mouth of tho Columbia river to allow the people of Portland, Astoria and Grsy's harbor to uItpess tho sight.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-05-19
(sy United Rrsss)

Washington, May l9-The Aldrich bill has been substituted In the senate for the vreeland bill.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-05-19

 BUSINESS
The A. B's. meet tonight. Matters of special interest to the brotherhood will be under consideration and there should be a large turnout.
PROCLAMATION

hereby request the merchants and citizens to make May 23rd, 1908 a gen. eral holiday, and for all who can do so 10 go to WnItehorss and assist our Cana. dian neIghbors In making Victoria Day a glorious one.
 Signed, 0. c, Shea,
 Mayor, Town of sksgway
The daily Alaskan., 1908-05-19
DEMOCRATS ADOPT PLATFORM

Juneau, May 19-2 p, m. wire has been received by the chairman of the convention from Fairbanks signed by six delegates from that district whose proxies held by Ronan in which they epudiae Roman and give positive in structons that their votes be cast for the endorsement of Thomas Gale
The daily Alaskan., 1908-05-19

Mayor Shea Is sick in bed, SliEhs attack of grip,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-28
SAYS kAISFR'S
THREAT SCARED
N. DHCASS[
Socialist Paper Declares That
William Was Ready to
Invade Lorraine
Warning That Troops Would Be
Sent Follows Negotiations
With Great Britain
Former Foreign Minister Is Said
TO Have Been Accused
by Rouyier

PARIS. Jan. '27--The Action, a
socialistic organ, today publishes a
statement that M. Delcasse, the
former French minister Of foreign
affairs. resigne Office bcca-se the
German emperor discovered that he
was secretly negotiating an offc- re
and defensive alliance with Great
Britain When Emperor William
learned of the treaty. according to
this newspaper, he told the Italian
ambassador at Bcrii. that on the day
it was signed he would march Ger
MAJ troops into Lorraine This
threat reached France, whereupon M.
Rnuvier, who then premier, ac-
cused N lcasse of carrying on
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-28
Jail Break Checked by
Discovery Of Tunnel
Prisoners i'm San Jose BasfiIe
Dig Hole Through Wall in
Attempt TO Escape

SAN JOSE. Jan. "a carefully
planned scheme which would have lib
Grated every prisoner in the city jail
here was frustrated BY Night Captain
Dave Campbell tonight Just as they
had tunneled TO liberty through the
prison walls.
Frank Fault an electrician. was pass
ing the city hall tonight when he heard
some mortar fall from the brick wall
from point about Il feet from the
ground He casually impaired the in
formation to Thomas Lehan- secretary
of the board of police commissioners.
and the latter some time afterward
dropped the information in a chance re-
mark to Captain Campbell
The latter's suspicious were aroused
and he walked around TO look at the
point in the wall from where the NOR
tar was said to have fallen He was
astonished 10 find an aperture almost
large enough 10 admit a man In the
hole pair of hands were visible rap
idly enlarging IL Campbell hastily
posted guard on the outside OF the
wall. and as he entered the prison TO
investigate he heard Harry Baker
Prideaux. charged with burglary and
highway robbery and who was sitting
inside OF the door playing cards, emit
a warning whistle. Campbell found the
other prisoners in the cage apparently
asleep. bue Fred Jones. who is also
charged Eith highway robbery and
burglary, was covered with brick dust
and mortar A, piece Of mudsuard
from bicycle and a broken hinge
were the tools with which the prisoners
had penetrated a Is inch wall
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-28
RANCHER is FATALLY
SHOT BY HIS NEIGHBOR
Killing Comes as Result of a
Quarrel Over Trespassing
Livestock

EISALIA. Jan. 27.-In a quarrel over
trespazsing OF stock. J. P. Pawiey. a
prominent rancher residing in, the
southeast end OF this county, was shot
W T. Cord a neighboring farmer.
District Attorney McFadzean and
Sheriff Collins left at once In an auto
mobile IN q race with death 10 reach
Pawlev IN time 70 obtain a dying state
ment- A telephone message later an
nounced his death. but whether the
officers reached the scene in time Is
not known
Portervilie and surrendered to officers
and viii be brought 70 the county jaiI
here tomorrow morning.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-28
Trust to Hurt Panama
Canal Is Feared
Tehuanfepec Roads Agreement
Cited TO Show Possibility of
Greater Combination
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
WASHINGTON. Jan. s7.-The danger
OF the formation of a transportation
trust TO put the Panama canal out OF
business Is one of the things which
viii be suggested in a forthcoming
opinion of the interstate commerce
commission
The Hawaiian-American steamship
company is under suspicion of being
the basis Of this. trust some recent
Investigations into the Tehuantepec
railroads operations in conjunction
with the Hawaiian-American steam
ship company have led TO remarkable
conclusions
II is intimated that there has been
discovered evidence Of an arrangement
between this railroad and the steam
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-28
TAFT TALKS OF JAPANESE
SAYS the Tokyo Exposition Will
Be Beneficial

WASHINGTON. Jan z7.-The appear
znce OF Secretary Taft before the house
committee on Industrial arts and ex-
positions today. IN support OF an ap-
preparation for the Seattle exposition in
1903, vas the signal for a denonstra-
ton in his honor The proceedings were
interrupted when he entered the room
by hand clappfng and humping on the
tables. The congressional delegation
from Washington. as well as the dele
CATION Of businessmen and officials from
that state. also were present and Plead
cd for an appropriation for the eKposi-
tion-
Tart thought that on account Of the
Philippines finances the government
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-28
RouvIER.s STRONG WORDS

The Patrie. supplementing the al
legged revelation in the Action. SAYS
that only N. Deicasse and NJ Loubet.
who was then president Of France. were
aware OF the Anglo French negotia-
tions- When NJ Rouvier took NJ Del
casse to task al the famous cabinet
meeting or June s. 1895. for keeping his
colleagues in ignorance OF these nego-
tiations and demanded his resignation
within half an hour, he used. according
to Patrie. the following words:
-'your attitude is criminal. you de-
serve to be stood up against a wall
and shot"
The Eclair contribates chapter of
this alleged secret history It alleges
that NJ Delcasse threw over the entire
policy of NJ Hanotaux former minister
of foreign affairs for the purpose Of
playing England's game. After the bat
tie OF Colenso during the Boer war.
Russia proposed a mutual understand
ing that should make easier Frances
course in Morocco and Britain's projected
plans In Egypt This " DeIcasse refused.
however. and notified Great Britain OF
Russia's action The final action, the
Eclair concludes. was an entente by
which Great Britain traded something
she did not possess in Morocco for
Frances interests in Egypt.
ATTITUDE on MOROCCO
During the debate in the chamber OF
deputies today u. Pichons strongest
words in connection with Morocco,
which were received with cheers on all
sides. were: France. on account of AL
geria. could never permit the interna-
tionelizatton OF Morocco.
The reception OF Foreign Minister
Pichon'z speech makes il manifest
that the chamber win support the gov
ernment against both extremes. NJ
Jaures', who wants TO abandon, and II
Delcasse's. who wants 10 conquer Mo-
rocco.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-28
Impairment Question No. IS
Why Is 1t Called Leap Year?

For the most original wittest to this ques-
tion and the briefer the better Call will pay
FIVE DOLLARS. For fhes next FIVE answers
]: The Call will pay ONE DOLLAR each Prize
winning answers Will be printed next Wednesday
and checks mailed to the winners at once Make
your answer short and address it to
IMPERTINENT QUESTIONS,
THE CALL
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-28
Democratic Leaders Who Would
Sidetrack Him Fail to
Speak Out
NebraSkan Easily DispOses OF
One Statesman Who
Offered Advice
Declares That He Is Not in
Washington to Consult as
TO Presidency
SPECIAL DIsPArcH TO TIE CALL


Wash ANGTON. IAN z7.-It looks
new as though William Jennings
Bryan has got the democratic leaders
who want to sideIsok him thor
oughly bluffed. He has been in
Washington two days, and of al the
democratic statesmen who were
loudly declaring before his arrival
that they were going TO tell him he
must step aside, only one has had
the courage 70 speak MS piece Bryan
easily disposed of the lone adviser
an IS today the complete master OF
the situation here
Representative Lzssiter Of Virginia
says he in6msted TO Bryan that the
party ought 70 nominate 8 fresh can
didste He further says that Bryan
was not vfsloly impressed By this ad-
vice
I an convinced said Lassiter to-
6sy. that Bryan intends 20 stay in
the field as a candidate
Bryan went 10 the capitol this morn
ing and told democrats what he thought
they ought 70 do. They did not do the
same With him
MEETS SENATORS AT DINNER
Half OF the democratic members OF
the senate dined tonight with Bryan
At Senator NeEIands' house, and the
other half win take dinner tomorrow
night a the same place.
Senator EeEisncS has arranged for q
similar dinner tomorrow evening. when
the other half OF the democratic sena-
tors VIII Be invited The invited guests
tonight were Senator's Bacon. Bailey.
Bryan. Bankhssd. Clarke. Clay. CuI-
berson. Daniel. Jenerson Davis. Foster.
Frazier. Johnston. Latiuer and Nc
C-ssry- Senator Bailey OF Texas vas
not present
Many telegrans have been received
BY Bryan from friends all over the
country. al Of them saying. stand
pat
TWO BILLS AT CAPITOL
After receiving many callers IN his
room Al the Metropolitan hotel, Bryan
went 70 the capitol and remained there
until ?. n Just after the house con-
vened q friend rushed Up and an
nounced that no matter what hap
pened the next president was in the
building.
How do you know that-~ asked
Bryan
Taft is IN the house shaking hands
with everybody said his informer.
You mean. then. that the next presi-
dent VII be named BIugr said Bryan.
Another enthusiast rushed Up Just
then and said Taft was not only IN
the house. but was IN the democratic
closkroom-
GO tell him say TO shiny on his
own side said the Nebrssksn.
NOT FOR CONSULTATION
Asked BY some one 70 name his
choice 1or running mate. IN the event
OF his nomination at Denver. Bryan
lsuEhIngly replied: 7 shsn't tell.
That's too bold question
To the newspapermen Bryan said
You may say that my coming 10
Washington was not 70 consult any
men or set OF men as 70 whether I
ought 70 be e candidate for the nomi-
nation have not put that question
10 any man. nor shall L The people.
not individuals. have the sole right 10
decide that point an not here 10
solicit support for myself as q possible
presidential candidate I never solicit
individual support never ask any
man 70 vote for ne
In the past when was before the
people as = candidate, my efforts 70
obtain votes have been confined to
ststeuents OF my views
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-28

secret negotiations. II Delcasse ad-
mitted that this was true and at the
request of his co ere he resigned
Denys Cochin. in an interview today.
pronounces the statement in great
measure untrue. and says it is an out
growth OF the alarnist campaign that
was conducted at the time of n Del
casse's downfall
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-28

Miss GLADYS Vanderbilt the bride of Hun
garian noblenan yesterday The lower left portrait that of
bridegroom. Count Lazlo Szeeheny while the right
portrait of his father. Count Emmerict Szechenyi.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-28
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS.
NEWS TODAY
WEAFHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TO-DAY

TESTERDAY-Psrtl- cloudy: essr wind; max
iu11 teupers sture. IS; niriu-um- IS
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-cloady. ilght south
sriy wind. changing 70 northerIy. Page II
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-28

PETALUNA POSTMASTER CHOSEN
WASHINGTON. Jan e7.-The nonii-
nation OF James E olmstead as post
master At Petaiama has been sent 10
the senate.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-28
BECOMES
BRIDE OF
NOBLEMAN
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt and
Count LaszIo Szechenyi
Are Married
Fifth Avenue Home Surrounded
by a Surging Crowd Dur
ing the Ceremony
Police Draw Lines to Shut Out
Persons Who Sought
View of Couple
Altar Room Richly Decorated
and Music Is One of the
Pretty Features

NEW YORK, Jan z7.-GIadys
Vanderbilt, daughter Of Mrs. Cor
neIius Vanderbilt, was married ID
Count Laszlo SzechenT, 4 young
Hungarian noblemzn. IN the Fifth
avenue home OF Mrs. Vanderbilt, a.
noon today. The wedding probably
was the most brilliant that has taken
place IN this city ror several years
Although the number OF guests was
limited to about $50. mainly relatives
and intimate friends OF the two fan
HES. there were included Baron Hen
gelnluller Won Herserva-. the Austrian
ambassador 20 the United States
James Bryce. the British ambassador.
and prominent members OF New York
society.
Outside OF the Vanderbilt home a
great crowd OF the curious public gath
cred. hoping for glimpse OF the count
and his bride and watching the arrival
OF the guests
There was no disorder among this
crowd. fer the streets were pz1so1isd
and kssE slssF s1 a farcspfss fss.aris is0
policemen ~
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-28

Mo1signor Lzyelle was assisted By
Rev John Verne The wedding chorus
from GarTs cantata. Ruth was sung
BY 80 boys OF the St Patriek's chancsI
choir. attired in surplices and red cas-
socks. accompanied By the organ and
assisted BY the cathedral small quartet
The gown worn BY the bride was %
ivory satin with embroidery. point lace
and garlands OF orange blossoms Her
veil was OF point lace. caught with
sprays OF orange blossoms she car
RED q shower bouquet OF orchids and
gzrdenias- The bridesmaids were Mss
Ruth Vanderbilt TwonbIsy. her cousin.
and Mss Dorothy whitney. daughter
OF william c whitney The bride was
also attended by her little niece. Mss
Flora Payne whitney. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Harry Payne whitney
Among the ushers were Count stefan
Szechenyi and Count Paul Estsrhazy-
Immediately after the wedding
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-28

Police lines were drawn across
Fifty-ssventh and FIfty-eighth streets.
between which two streets the house
stands. and unlimited persons were not
permitted on the Fifth avenue side
walk in front OF the house They
gathered in large numbers in the
square IN front OF the Plaza hotel. but
their curiosity was satisfied only BY
witnessing the arrival OF the count and
the guests
Promptly at noon the wedding cers-
mony was performed in a large draw
ing room on the Fifth avenue side OF
the house. IN which a bower OF palms
and arbor OF orchids were constructed
Beneath the arbOr a temporary altar
was erected. and fn front % this the
ceremony was performed by Nonsigno-
NJ J. LsvsIle. rector OF St Patrick's
cathedral The bride was escorted By
her elder brother Cornelius Vanderbilt.
down the aisle. bordered with palms
entvined with a great abundance OF
orchids at the altar.
The count was attended BY his
brother. Count Dienys Szechenyf- The
ceremony OF giving the bride away
was performed BY Cornelius Wander
blt.
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COAST


Miss GLADYS Vanderbilt becomes the bride
q Cent Lsszso Ssechenyi. Hungarian noble
MAJ Page ]
Possible trust % hurt Panama canal is indi-
Gated By discovery of alleged agreement with
Tshuentepec rad Page !
Brysn bluffs democratic leaders who would
ssoetrsck hin frou the presidential race and
spends E busy dzy AZ the capital Page ]
Aiierist from Londo1 gives Jerome setbsek
hy tsstffying 70 ..nsnisc Oppressive insanity
n ThsE case Page ]
chairra1 Fowler of hocse hsnking conmfrte.
Condemns United States system a. worst il the
World Page :
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FOREIGN

Paris socialist nszzpap'
resigned from ministry O
csuse TIE German eEperc
wzs secretly negotisting Al
Britain
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Page 2
SUBURBAN

Girl Is saved from injury by bOsrdsr. =
haris blazIng gasoline can ozt OF window. (
spite his burns PAGE
Supervisor RoEs bzIks az printing crun
handed Da-Eie but hoard acts fsForsSly II "a
q crT for ecoaony- Page
Oakland woman refuses 70 live with hnsba
Eho attempted suicide. fearing she VIII BE {
cossd c1 murder PaEe
FruitSsle wife and mother shot from a
bush b mechanic whose Affections 5
sPu-ned- Page
Isay tots to be sono- Eussts at bsby par
tods- by Ebesl elrb IN Oakland Page
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-20
NOTES.

Virgil Garyin who used to pitch
Tor the Chicago team In the days Of
Cap" Arson, Is con1ned in los
pital at Fresno, Cal, suffering with
tuberculosis,
owen A. McGrath who was the star
pitcher Of the Dartmouth college team
IN 190l-02. has been ordained a priest
Iof the Paulist order.
It's hot race in the Southern
league. with New Orleans Montgom-
cry. Memphis and Mobile all in a
clutch at the top.
The White SoX Rioters association
Of Chicago is wearing pleased eX-
preston along with the usual summer
toys.
Looks as though Manager George
Sailing Of the Newark team started
an epidemic of punching Umpire
sullivan" So many Eastern league
players have taken up the game that
sullivan must like it by this time
Like they played the game in ~.
In recent Cleyeland-Bostcn game
every Clevelauder in the lineup sct
4 hit in the NTH inning and the
finish was a home run by Hinchman
which cleaned the bases.
Wood OF Kansas City Schneiberg
If Milwaukee amt Marquard OF In
dianapolis. are three American asso-
iation pitchers WHO would look
pretty nifty in major league uniforms.
Hans Lobert OF Cincinnati Jimmy
Kane Of Pittsburg and Danny SuiIi.
van OF the Boston American, all hold
record of making five hits out Of
i've times at bat. Willie Keller trails
lust behind with a record OF four
bingles for four times mp.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-20
FELL 50 FEET
FROM A SCAFF0LO
ALVIN LAVENDER, DAY ENGINEER
AT ELECTRIC PLANT SERIOUS
LY INJURED,
CONCLUSION OF BRAIN
is Feared-Patient BIeeds From The
Ear indicating a Dangerous
Condition--Colar Bone
Broken.

Alvin Lavender, day engineer at the
cairo Electric & Traction company 5
Iplaut on Ninth street, was seriously
injured yesterday morning by fall
while at work in the fire room abont
SIS o'clock. engaged in raising a
Shaft and was standing on scaffoid
thirty feet from the ground \ negro
was raising the shaft and Lavender
was attempting to put a block uhdee
iit when the scaffold broke sending
Lavender hurting to the ground.
lie lighted on concrete floor his
right shoulder aud the right side Of
his head striking the floor with awful
force. His collar bone was fractured
land he was bleeding from the ear.
Conclusion Of the brain is feared,
The injured man was removed to
his home where Dr W. f. Grinstead
attended him and later be vas taken
to st. Marys Infrmary
The negro managed to cling to the
shaft when the scatold broke ami es.
capped injury.
Lavender is a son.inIaw OF the late
.L B. Anderson who died last winter
al his home in willard The latter
formerly was a commissioner Of Alex
ander county.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-20
POL|TENESS COT
HIM IN TROUBLE
NEGRO WHO ACCEPTED "LADY's"
INVITATION TO WALK HOME
is IN HOSPITAL WITH BAD
WOUND.

Because he was too polite and gal
liant to refuse to accept an invita- n
from a dusky damsel to walk home
with her Andrew Flippin is in the Ma
rine hospital suffering from a bad
kaife wound in his right shoulder
The police are looking for Sam Fos-
ter, a jealous ne-ro VINO cut Flippin
and smashed his fist into the face Of
his tickle lady fren" just as she
and her new found acquaintance
were nearing her home on Fifth
street
Flippin says he did not know the
woman but that he didn't think it
would be good form for him to refuse
her invitation Now he says b.
realizes that She scraped the acquaint
auce merely to make Foster jealous.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-20
CLINTON CHAUTAUQUA.

Clinton, la, jim l9.-The Clinton
ChautauQua assembly which is 10
have its formal opening al Mt PlhaS.
ant park this evening and c0ntiWe Il
session until the end of luna gives
every promise of being highly SIC
cessful. Excellent musical ta'ent has
been provided and the speakers VIII
include former Governor Yates OF
Illinois, Father MaoCarry, OF N W
York, and several others of Wild
prominence.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-20
METHOO|STS OF
DISTRICT MEET
MT. VERNON DISTRICT CONFER.
ENCE HELD AT JONESBORo
THIS WEEk-REV. W. r. NOR.
RIS ATTENDED.

| The semi-annual meeting Of The Nj.
Vernon District Conference Ct tha
Methodist church was held IN Jones
boro Monday, Tuesday and Nednes
day OF this week. with Rev j. ", NJ
Neil, of Carbonate, Pre- siding elder
and Rev. NJ. {, Foltz of Johnston city
SECRETARY.
The Mount Vernon district com
prises the territory between Mt. Yer
non and Cairo, and from Thompson
vile to the Mississippi river 1t EN-
bodies thrtysiX pastoral charges.
This conference is for the purpose
Of hearing reports from pastors, Ep,
worth League presidents Sunday
school superintendent class leaders
and presidents fthe various ladies'
organizations in the church and to
pass upon the character and compe-
tency Of the local preachers and eX
horters aud renew their licenses, II
also recommends candidates for adj
mission on trial into the annual con
ference.
4 synopsis Of the reports which
were rot entirely complete from all
the charges in the district shows 1,547
conversions; 94S accessious to the
church; 5,S0S pastoral visits; IA mar
riages; - Sunday schools with an EN-.
rollment Of G.l34 ald an average at
tendance of 3,@f4 There are q El-
worth Leagues with 7G9 members; ID
Junior Leagues with $50 members six
Ladies Aid Societies Amont raised
by them $l.5GU23 This conference
also licenses candidates to preach and
conducts mid-year examinations.
About 100 delegates and ministers
were present. Some excellent spiritual
sessions were held at which the con.
eregatious listened to fine sermons by
Rev W. T. Morris Of Cairo, Schuman
and Proctor, Of Mt Vernon and ]. w,
Flint. a former Jonesboro pastor,
The conference while not so largely
attended as some of the other confer
ences have been, was nevertheless ful
Of interest.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-20
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THE WEATHER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Yesterdays Cairo Temperatures.
General Conditions.

There was little II any change
from the previous day in local condi-
tions yesterday The sun made the
temperature run rather high but a
lreaze kent the day from b inc
sult.y. The northwestern disturbance
has moved to the north OF Lake Su-
nerIor and has caused showers over
the upper lakes. upper Mississippi
valley, Missouri valley northern
Rocky Mountain region aud noftf
acifie slope, Heavy rain. amounting
to i.92 inches, fell at Kansas city
There were also light showers on tbs
Gulf coasts. High temperatures cen
tinue in the Central valley but the
Temperature has fallen in western
Missouri and in Colorado.