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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-08
CENSORSHIP IN NICARAGUA.

Panama. Dec, S.-Passengers arriv-
ing here from Nicaragua state that
the people in that republic are kept In
ignorance of what IS happening in the
country SO strict is the censorship
maintained by President Zelaya that
residents in the western part Of Nj
caragua have not learned of the breait-
Ing of OF diplomatic relations between
the United States and Nicaragua.
The president of Honduras, who is
an ally of Zelaya. has wired the Hon
durean minister TO Salvador, inquir
ing about events In Nicaragua, after
having waited ten days for a reply to
numerous messages sent by him to
Managua. General Toledo is besieged
at Greytown, which is surrounded on
land and sea by the insurgents.
General VasQuez, commander of the
government forces at the last battle
near Rama. was court-martialed be
cause of defeat suffered by the gov
ernment troops. The battle is said TO
have been desperate one. a gov
ernmenL column which entored the
fight with 100 soldiers, left with all
but four of them dead on the field
One of the arrivals here, who is not
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-08
At I Err JACK
THE SLASHER R
Women Go Armed and
Men Are on the
Watch

Chicago, Dec S.-Aurora women
who find it necessary to he on the
streets after nightfall without escorts
are carrying a small revolver tucked
in their muffs as a means OF protec-
tion against the mysterious Jack the
Slasher" who has made five attacks
upon women in that city within the
last month. In addition TO the women
who have armed themselves, fifty
business men are on the lookout for
the slasher. They threaten TO shoot
him down on sight.
They travel the streets at a dis
tance of about a block behind women
pedestrians or hide themselves in the
shadow OF buildings and shrubbery
near where an attack might occur.
Chief of Police Michaels saiu last
night that he had line on the iden-
tfty of the man and that his arrest
might occur at any moment.
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MOTIVE OF
TIE POEM
Poet William Watson
had Sought to OBJ
tain a Pension

London, Dec. S.-Poet William Wat
son was disappointed because he
could get neither title nor pension.
according TO Miss Violet AsQuith
daughter of the British premier To
rhis she attributes his astounding
statements In America that she and
her step-mother figured in his poem
as The Woman with the Serpents
Tongue" She declared he had made
her fathers life miserable with his
persistent demands and had failed
The poet, according to Miss Asquith,
asked for large literary pension, and
expected that the announcement Of
hls knighthood would be made cn the
Kings birthday year ago.
When II did not come out he be-
came peevlsh and blamed her mother
and herself for not appreciating his
greatness. she said.
The correspondent requested that
Miss Asquith make q full statement
of hcr side ~ the controversy, but
She firmly declined
John Lane. who published the vol
nme OF William Watson's poems which
mas had big sale recently. anuounc
ed last night that in all subsequent
editions. The Woman with the Ser
pents Tongue" will be omitted
On account OF tho notoriety Wat
sons last book was in strong dc
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Port LimoD. Costa Rica, Dec. s.
A wireless message received here re-
ports an engagement above Rama, be
tween the forces of Generai Estrada
and Zelaya's army under Vasquez,
in which the latter was beaten, leay-
ing more than 100 dead ana wounded
on the field Estrada is said to have
captured 200 prisoners and many can
non and much ammunition.
The launch Eagle which left here
on Saturday with 20 volunteers for
the Estrada army, arrived at Blue
fields. II is said that clearance hay
ing been refused the launch, it pick
ed up It's anchor and left port with
out it.
a passenger states that Zelaya's S
troops entered the Aragon farm, where
the Costa Rican flag was flying. i'll
treated the people and committed
many outrnges About 200 bodies
floated down the river after the bat
tie OF San Juan dol Norte. 1t is re-
ported that Chamorro lost in the bat
tie of San Juan u men killed and 81
wounded. Toledo has had to withdraw
his forces 10 a safe point some dis
tance from the town on account of
the heavy fire kept up by Chamorro's
ships.
General Castillo Chamorro. who was
killed In the recent battle, is broth
er of the leading general. Emilio Cha
MORO. who is now blockading San
Juan del Norte.
The government party In Nicarag-
ia, from latest advices. appears to
be in bad way, with Toledo bottled
up in Greytown. Vasquez beaten by
Fornes Daz above Rama, and the
weather completely stopping him
from making any further march. 1t
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-08
DR.. COOK S
Strong BOX
Reaches Copenhagen
and is Closely Guard
ed at Pier

Coponhagen, Dec. S.-Thc north pol
or observations OF DR.. Frederick a.
Cook reached here today on board the
steamer United States. Extraordinary
precautions were taken TO make sure
that the long-heraldcd data were de-
IIyered safely 10 the University's au-
,borlties. AS soon as the United States
was tied up at her pier an iron box
containing DR.. Cooks report and the
diaries in which his original entries
were made was brought ashore.
The box was closely followed by
Walter Longsdale. Dr.. Cooks secre-
tary. who had guarded the box. On
The pier Ionsdale and two detectives
bundled the iron box into motor car
and we're driven hastily 10 the Uni
yerslty of Copenhagen. followed by a
second automobile. At the university
the papers were formally turned over
10 the authorities and placed In a
strong room. where they will remain
until the committee appointed TO eX-
anime them Is ready to begin It's Ia
bOrS-
The examination will be made prob
ably at Copenhagen observatory. None
but the duly chosen commission repre-
senting the University of Copenhagen
will be permitted to he present. Unit
ell States Minister Egan was to have
attended the committee, but will not
DC able TO do so because Of the delay
IN The arrival of the records. Mr..
Egan leaves tomorrow for the United
States.
Tho coming OF DR.. Cooks papers
is accompanied by signs OF a revival
Of the Cook-Peary controversy.
The Politiken asserts this morning
that the supporters Of Commander
Peary are trying to enlist the services
of Greenland explorers In organizing
an anti-Cook press campaign,
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UNITED STATES JUDGE
IN HONOLULU RESIGNS

Honolulu. Dec. s.-Georse w. Wood
ruff, United States district judge for
the territory OF Hawaii. today cabled
his resignation To President Taft
Judge Woodruff in nis cable In
formed tho president that he had ac-
cepted position with the Pocabontas
Coal & Coke company OF West Vtr-
ginla. 1t is understood tnat the Ha-
waiian Bar association will endorse
Alexander G. NJ. Robertson. local
lawyer. for the place made vacant by
the resignation.
Judge Woodruff WAS appointed 10
the Hawaiian bench by the president
April 129. For number Of years ne
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-08
I THE STRIKE
is BROKEN
That Is the Claim OF
the Northwest
Railroads

ST. Paul, Dec. S.-"The strike is
broken" and tho railroads arc tied
up tighter than ever" are the con
flIcting statements given out respcc-
lively by the railroad managers and
the strike leaders today in reference
to the switchmen's strike. The rail
roads, however, have the advantage OF
being able to make a showing They
demonstrated to party of business
men yesterday that they were moving
freight in the yards as well as out of
the warehouses. The business men
are satisfied the strike Is broken.
Reports from division points along
the railroads Indicate steady i'm.
proyemcnt.
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NO COLLISION PROVED.

Boston. Dec. S.-Thirty-three Amer
lean steel firms and individual ag-
ents for the steel companies were
found not guilty OF collusive bidding
for city steel contracts in the super
ior court today The case was the
outcome Of a report of the finance
commission two years ago. The COM
mittee declared many steel compan-
les had combined to maintain prices
by permitting one of the firms in the
combination to submit bids for steel
work for the city of Boston.
The report created a sensation aud
was quoted by President Roosevelt
in a message to congress in April,
1908.
The court decided before the jury re-
tired that there had been no monop-
oily and also that the defendants had
the right TO combine to advance their
own interests.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
WORLDS MARKETS
Chicaao Livestock.

Chicago. Dec. -Cattle-ReceiDts
estimated at $4,000; market steady.
Beeves. S4.00@9.25; Texas steers,
$500 i90: western steers, $l25@
80, stockcrs and feeders, S3156
$50: COWS and heifers, $2.15@5,70;
calves, S700m9.50.
Receipts estimated at 10000:
market steady. Light, s795@S.50;
mixed. s7.S5@S.35: heavy, $S.05@S55;
rough. $s,O5@S.25: good to choice
heavy, $S.25@S.55 pigs. S6.55@7S0;
bulk OF sales. $S.3O@S50.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 25.
900; market % to soc higher. Native
$50065.50; western, S5.50M5 60
yearlings, S60O@7.4O, lambs, native
$550@S3O. western, S5.50@S.25.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-08
SHELDON is
INDICTED
Said to Have Looted
Insurance Company
of $1,000, 600

New York, Dec s.-George p
Sheldon. recently deposed as prest
dent of the Phoenix Insurance COM
pany OF Brooklyn. who Is critically i'll
al this home in Greenwich, Conn, was
indicted by the grand jury today for
grand larceny in connection with the
alleged looting of the fire insurance
company's treasury to the extent OF
$1,000,000 or more.
As there has been no arrest In the
case. the court records do not show
the amount alleged to have been stol.
en- from the company. From official
sources, however, it was learned that
the indictment charged speciafically
the misappropriation of $4,000 In a
particular instance.
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MEXICO TO HELP IN THE
CENTRAL AMERICAN IMBROGlIO

New Orleans, Dec. Ga special to
the Picayune from Mexico City says:
Authoritative information has been
obtained here that Mexico will exert
her good Offices looking toward an
amicable settlement OF the Central
American imbroglio."
Charles e. MaSoon, formerly COVER
nor of Cuba, will be appointed spe-
cial envoy by the United States 10
meet Senior Enrique Creel, now on his
way to Washington from Mexico City.
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FORMER ENEMY AFTER zELAYA.

New Orleans, Dec. S.-Former
President Cardenas of Nicaragua, who
was overthrown by Zelaya in 1891,
has taken the field against his old en-
emy and is heading an expedition
from Costa Rica into Nicaragua. ac
cording TO advices received here by
tho sympathizers of the revolutionary
movement in the latter country, 1t Is
said CaTdenas is at the head Of about
500 we'll armed men and Managu is
his objective point 1t is asserted
that the former president has bound
himself and his followers to support
the candidacy of General Estrada,
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DR.. OoXEY is RELEASED BY
ORDER OF CIRCUIT ATTORNEY

st. Louis. Mo, Dec. S.-The st
Louis grand jury was scheduled to
take up the case of Mrs. Dora E.
Doxey, accused of poisoning w. J. Ed
der, late today.
Unless the circuit attorney changes
his first decision. DR. DoXey, who was
arrested yesterday following a verdict
by the coronerGs jury that he had
guilty knowledge OF the poisoning,
will not be considered by the inQuisi-
torial body.
The circuit attorney has stated that
there is an absence oil evidence in DR.
DoXey's case and that he will refuse
TO press SO serious a charge without
testimony to substantiatc IT, Later
Dr. DoXey was released at the direc-
ton of Circuit Attorney c. s. Jones.
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zELAYA'S ARMY IS DEFEATED WITH
100 DEAD AND WOUNDED ON field

a native OF Nicaragua, states that the
officials at Nicaragua publicly assert
that Mexico will support Nicaragua In
any controversy in which which 1t
may become involved with the United
States. No foreign newspapers arc
allowed to enter Nicaragua at points
in control of the government All
passengers on landing there are
searched and not allowed TO bring In
firearms, which the officials fear
might be used in the insurgent cause.
The situation in the interior is des-
perate for every one, including Ze-
laya's soldiers.
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COLD IN KANSAS.

Kansas City, Feb. S.-This portion
of the southwest experienced still
colder weather today, temperatures
being generally two degrees lower
than yesterday and ranging from zero
at Kansas City to below at Con-
cordia. Kan Much discomfort is be-
ing experienced In the cities and towns
in Oklahoma, Kansas and western
Missouri that depend in part on natu-
raj gas for heating purposes because
of an extremely low pressure in the
pipe lines, Coal dealers are finding
il impossible to fill orders promptly
Other temperatures reported to the
local weather bureau this moning:
Oklahoma City. 10 above; Fort
Smith. Ark. II above; Amarillo. Tex,
l6 above; Abilene. Tex, "a above.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-08
CLEARS UP MYSTERY OF
A SHIPS DISAPPEARANCE

Seattle. Wash. Dec. S.-The cap.
sizing of the bark Matterhorn off tho
Washington Coast, last week, clears
up the mystery of the fate Of the
British ship Brodick Castle, according
TO Captain r. l.. Salter of the Matter
horn, who says that the latter ves-
sells barley cargo probably shifted
and took the ship TO the bottom of the
sea. The Brodick Castle sailed from
Astoria, Oregon. December 5. 1908.
and was never afterward heard from.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-08
VACUUM CLEANER ON
NEW YORK STREETS

New York, Dec. S.-The vacuum
cleaner is to be tried on New York
streets. at the suggestion of big Bill"
Edwards. the former Princeton foot
ball star who is now New York s
street cleaning commissioner. The
board OF aldermen has approved the
suggestion and has voted enough mon
ey TO purchase an experimental auto
mobile suction cleaner. which, it is
believed. will do the work OF about
one hundred men.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-08

New York Dec. S.-Governor Hughes
has taken up the consideration of
prospective legislation for the control
of airships, He believes, it is announc-
ed, that such legislation will soon be-
come necessary in many states. Cort-
landt Field Bishop. president of the
Aero Club of America, with whom Gov
ernor Hughes recently took up the
question, has reported to his organi
cation that the governor favors the
adoption of laws defining the right of
an aeronaut to fly over another's prep
erty and establishing restrictions of
carrying of passengers in balloons and
aeroplanes
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was assistant attorney general for the
department OF the interior. He is
from Pennsylvania.
AMERlCUS DESIRES TO
MEET FRANK GOTCH

Chicago. Dec. S-Gus Schoenlcin.
the Baltimore wrestler, known on the
mat as "Americus." reached the city
yesterday to finish his training for his
bout at the Coliseum next Tuesday at
Mahmout.
Il weigh 193 pounds now, or 2l
pounds more than 1 did when 1 met
Mahmout a year ago in this city"
said Americus. 1T Is my opinion that
| am just that much stronger and bet
ter. and, unless he has improved i'm
mensely in the meantime. | am almost
certain 10 throw him. II may surprise
the Chicago wrestling followers to
know that | am out for match with
Frank Gotch'
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Two Hundred Prisoners and Many Cannon
and Much Ammunition Capturedby General
Estrada Ships Fire on San Juan

is confidently expected that as soon
as General Chamorro receives tho
shipments of arms. looked for daily.
the revolutionists win require only a
short time to overcome the govern
ment forces.
It is reported that Zelaya telegraph
ed the Mexican minister In San Juan
his desire to resign and take up his
residence In Belgium. 1t is also re-
ported that orders have been sent to
Valesquez TO suspend operations until
further adyiceS.
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Omaha Livestock.

Omaha, Neb.. Dec S.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 700: market steady Native
steers 81 O0aS 90; COWS and heifers
So SOai 40: Gamers 81 25a3. 25;
stockers and feeders So. .00a5 25; calves
Sc. 50a7 90; bulls, stays, etc, 50. 75a
$50.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; steady. Heavy
So 20aS So mixed SSH Las % 1-2;
light IS 20aS IS: pigs Sc. 6.75a7. 70;
bulk Of sales IS II LAS. % IL.
Sheep-Receipts 1900, market
strong to 10c higher. Ycarlings So.
75a7 90; wethers 81 90a5. 60; ewes
81 25a6 %; lambs Sc O5a7 75.Y
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GREAT HOSPITAL FOR
CARE OF CONSERVATIVES

New York. Dec. S.-A. S2.5OO,O0O
hospital for the treatment of New
York sufferers from tuberculosis will
be completed during the coming year
The hospital, which provides for more
than thousand patients. was begun
some time ago on a Staten Island site
with city appropriation OF $1,000
01O An additional appropriation of
81 $780, 600 was voted yesterday and the
completion of the buildings will now
be rushed
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Chicaoo Close.

Chicago, Dec. 7.-Close-Wheat. De-
cember $1.09: May S1.0S; July 9S 5-s
asa
Corn-Dec. IS "a; May Gals; July
G1 SIS
oats-Dec. Al SIS; May 4s IL; July
Al.
Pork-Jan. $21.41 1-2; May s2O.7O
Lard-Dec. $12,97 1-2; Jan. s12A0;
May $11.57 IL; July $l1.47 IL.
Ribs-Jan. $11.3S IL, May $10.S0;
July $3.50.
Rye-Cash 7ia75; Dec. 70; May 76.
Barley-Cash 49a69.
Timothy-March $405.
CloyeT-March $15.25.
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HISTORIC WASHINGTON OAK is
BEING CUT UP INTO FIRE WOOD

Bloomfield. n. j., Dec. S.-The his
toric Washington Oak tree here, un-
der which Washington and his staff
held council of war on their way 10
Morristown. has been felled and is be-
ing cut up into fire wood. The local
authorities found it impossible TO save
the tree after it had been repeatedly
struck by lightning.
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mand So long as the identity of "The
Woman" remained matter of guess.
work. the publisher used the mystery
for all II was worth In advertising
the book. but now that Watson has
indicated who was meant, Lane says
he does not care to assume the re.
sponslbilIty.
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GLEASON
IS SORRY
That Harmful Rumors
Were Sent Out on
Big Fight

Chicago, Dec. SACK Gleason, who
with Tex Richard landed the Johnson
Jeflries championship contest with a
bid Of s101, 900 and guarantee of
two-thrds Of the moving pictures
money. arrived in Chicago from New
York yesterday afternoon and stopped
on here two hours before boarding the
Overland limited for San Francisco.
of course, I'm glad we landed the
bout said the Californian, but l am
sorry so many harmful rumors have
been spread around since the matter
was closed. There is no secret agree
ment among us. and the reports that
it was all cut and dried before we
reached New York are absurd"
Calumet, Mich, Dec. S-Phlladel-
phia Jack O'Brien, whose ''off the
stage name is Joseph F. Hagan is
The "Al Goodale of Chicago who is
training In Calumet for battle with
Walter Whitehead, colored. of Duluth
10 take place at Hancock Saturday
night The discovery WAS made yes
terday by newspaper reporter, who
wondered why the two men trained
in different towns and why Whitehead
was not allowed td see "Goodale.' .
OBrien is in good condition. White
head is training at Hancock.
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HANGED HIMSELF IN JAIL.

Columbus. Ohio. Dec S.-Frank
Grimes, who killed Blanche Knight.
his sweetheart, hanged himself in his
cell in the county Jail last night and
his body was found today. He was
sentenced yesterday TO die in the cleo
trio chair March 81.
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MeAOERVlLLE, MONT, FIRE.

Butte. Mont. Dec. S.-A public
school and miners boarding house
burned early today in Meadcrville. a
suburb without FIRE protection. The
loss is about $4,000. partially insur-
ed. The ere is believed TO have been
incendlary.
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NINETEEN LIVES ARE
KNOWN TO BE LOST

Hamburg. Dec. s. Search for
the bodies OF those killed
when two gas tanks on the
"Bleins Graubrook" exploded
yesterday continued today
Nineteen lives are known TO
have been lost, while four
teen other workmen are miss
ing.
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WISCONSIN, BANKER ARRESTED

Evansville, Wis. Dec, S.-Calvert
Spenlcy, president Of the delunct
First National Bank of Mineral Point.
who was indicted recently by the
grand jury, was arrested and taken
today TO Madison.
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GIRL GIVEN ICE BATH
AND PAINTED RED

Charleston. w Va. Dec. s.
The state board OF regents
started an investigation to-
day into the hazing OF Miss
Matte Taylor. n student Of the
Fairmont State Normal school,
at Fairmont, w. We, who was
given an ice bath and painted
red. 1t Is alleged. because she
rooted for the wrong football
team recently.
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SEN. pieTRIcH's CONDITION.

Omaha. Neb. Dec. S,-The condition
OF former Senator Charles IL Dietrich
was reported this morning as unchang-
ed since last night. There is little
hone of his recovery.
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Metal Market.

Now York. Dec. S.-Lead. steady
sd.37 1-2a4 42 1-2 Copper. quiet:
standard. S1275a13.OO, Jan. s1290a13.-
25 Silver. 81 5-S.
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SUGAR,

New York. Dec. Sugar. raw
Quiet; fair refining S3.Sl II, cen
trifugal 9G test 81 81 IL: molasses
sugar S3.5 IL; refined. steady.
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MAYOR OF LOS ANGELES
HAS BEEN REELECTED

, Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. S.-Re-
} turns from 1S2 precincts out of
|, 207 give George Alexander, In
cumbent, a lead OF 1857 votes
} over George A. Smith for the
, mayoralty. The missing pre-
|, cincts are in the residence dis
, trict and are expected to in
, crease the lead of Alexander
, Returns from these precincts
} indicate the election OF the en-
, tire Good Government league"
ticket with the possible excep-
, tion of one place in the city
council.
, The vote for mayor. as
, counted thus far. stands:
Alexander. 1862; Smith. 15,-
} 0O5.
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MRS. &. II. HARTMAN
NOW A BUSINESS WOMAN

New York. Dec. s.-Mrs. Ed
ward II. Hartman has taken
up the active management OF
the Hartman estate and yes
terday spent her first day In
her Fifth avenue Offices as a
New York business woman.
She will hereafter observe reg
ular Office hours on thre or
four DAYS OF ench week.
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EIGHT BELOW IN IOWA.

Sioux City. Ia, Dec. S.-The cold
wave continues in this section today.
II was S below at Z o'clock this morn
ing.