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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-13
HAD NO PART IN
WORKING UP CASES
DISTRICT ATTORNEY NOT PREF.
UolcEo IN HASKELL NATTER
PAPER CARRIED LIQUOR ADS.

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-13
THREE WERE GIVEN
DEGREES OF DIVORCE
JUDGE RUSSELL is LENlENT
WITH DEFENDANTS IN THESE
CASES WITH ANY WHO WCR

Tho reason tho petition of Lilly
Cook again.. her husband for d..
yorco was dismissed from the docket
Monday, according to the attorney
in the cases was because IIlly WIS
hard at work and could nor leave.
Judge Russell said yesterday morn
inS when she appeared to have the
case heard, that working was = poinr
in her favor and that as she had
one job five years he would hear the
case without che Formally Of a now
petition She was granted decree
Lilly Is a colored woman.
IN the case OF Mabel Las,rr agains.
Tom Lastcr a decree Of divorce we
erantcd.
X Curry was @ivcn decree Of dl
yorcc from his wife, w. Curry
In thee asc Of the Firs, National
Bank against +. K West, Judgment
Wa, rendered by default
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-13
ARDMORE-W -WAUR|KA
LINE SEEMS AN
ASSURED FACT
PROMINENT RAILROAD CON.
TRACTOR VISITING SON HERE
SAYS BUILDING is SCHEDULED.

NJ. and Mrs. Samuel Dolman @.
Topeka. nan, are in the city tie
guests Of their son. l. S Dolman and
family Mr.. Dolman IS scycnty-fivc
years OF age but Is still very active.
He is a railroad contractor and for
the past ten years has been with the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fc. Mr
Dolman gives the encouraging ucws to
\ 'dmoro that in the Santa 'c budget
for ncNt year the funds are scheduled
for the construction Of the road from
here 20 Waurika This would sccm
TO indicate that the Santa tr aud the
Rock Island had entered into au
agreement for the joint constru,.iou
and ownership OF road running from
hero 20 Wau.ika similar 20 the CON.
struction and ownership OF the road
that now runs from ChIckasha go
PaulS VALLEY Dr. Dolmau bcinG con.
nocted with the construction dcparl.
mcnt OF the railway company rs in q
better position 20 learn OF the plans
OF the company than any other man
except The officers Of the company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-13

az the White ingfou where ho WI
remain during the trial
John y. wriEh. nj Oklahoma City
is down today looking after some
business affairs.
". O. Cromwell ~ Enid and 4
prominent resident Of that city. is
here This week attending court.
Judge II. T. Haincr of Tulsa, one
Of thc justices Of In" federal court,
IS here an Interested listener 10
the proceedings Of the federal court
in the town lot eases.
Tom \. Latta editor o' thc Tulsa
Daily World, the chief republican
organ in the north OF the state, is
down today attending tho trial Of
the town lot cas,1s
Miss Young Of Muf koScc IS down
Tor f"v days visiting with friends
h,rv.
Geo. : Ramsey and T. l.. Kistler
a. Muskosec are down this week IN
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-13
MED|COS WILL MEET
TUESDAY, OCT. 19
QUARTERLY SESSION OF CARTER
COUNTY PHYSICIANS WILL BE
INTERESTING ONE.

owing 70 an unayoidabl" delay In
getting the program ready for the reg.
ular quarterly meeting OF the Carter
county medical society which woulo
have been held ON the l2Jh of this
month .lo date has been changed 20
the 18Th
The following yery instructive JaiE-
have been prepared for the program
after which, in the evening there will
De social entertainment for the visit.
ing mmbors:
"Homorrhage Before During and
After Confinement Dr. Willard,
Brock.
"Sub.inyolution of Uterus Or.
Amerson. Milo.
Surgical Gynccology." DR. Moore,
Ardmorc.
Incidents Of Recent Trip to
Europe Dr Hardy, Ardmorc.
rEctopic Cessation, D-. Taylor.
Tussy.
"Entero-Colitis OF Infants" DR..
Gilispie, Springer.
r "Glnic Case lnfantilc Paralysis,
DR. Booth, Ardmore.
Clinical Case Dr. j. =. Booth,
Doughcrty.
Subject unannounced, Dr. Higgins,
Glenn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-13

Hoarsoness I'm child subicc, to
c.oup is sure indication Of the
approach of the disease ]? Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is given ~
once or even after the croupy cough
has appeared, il will prevent the at
tack. Contains no poison Sold by
Ardmorc DRUG Go. Ruff, Post and
aL druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-13

Qiick meal gas cook stoves, built
upon honor have every new improve
men, and are tho best sold only by
ctt BlNENS, CORlIN y FRENSLEY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-13
PERSONALS

- A. Smith 81 Guthrie. one Of
the counsel for Governor Haskell,
arrived las, nigh, 20 he present
Ak III" opening Of tho cIs"s in the
federal court this morning
W. \. Thompson Of Guthrie -
here to attend the session Of ne
federal court this week
hdjutan. General Frank VI Canton
of the Oklahoma National Guard a
a member ~ Governor Haskell.
party here this week and is an ~.
tcrestcd listener to tho proceedings
in court today.
Z. e. Mcnzic and W. \. Kirkpo..
rick. both OF Romona, Okla. are
in the city attending c9ur, this week.
J. G. stephens, well known ~.
i2cn Of Tulsa, Is here FOR few
days attending federal court
Dudlcy D. Buell., Joe Ncllis. An.
toinc Dominic and Kite Willis are
her" from Krohs, being Interested IN
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W. = Higgins well knowE rvs
don of PooleNil'e, is here today
l6u5dlg ar.r business matters
" W Hrrlnpor OF Musko1oo e
down this week m attendance 20,
federal cuUr.
George y Wright, Jr. 90 promi
ncnt citizen 3t Tulsa, is here zoe
day attending ,hc term Of federal
court, being interested in The town
lOt eases.
q. \. S,roCtor o- Shawnee =
among the visiting business men
her" a. the term OF federal court.
Hon. 5. NJ Rutherford, one Of
Muskogoc's prominent attorneys. is
down to attend the hearing Of the
town 10, cases in the federal court.
Clarence ". Turner, one oi the
defendants IN the Muskogee town
lot cases is here win MS counsel
in the federal court.
j. II. Huckleberry, Of MusEoSeo, Is
among the visitors here a,tcniins
the term of federal court.
r. j. Mcrrick, prominent bank
"r of Guthrie. IS here today attend
ing the hearing or he Muskogee
town lot cases before Judge Mar
shall
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-13
FraternaI Aid Assoc alton.

The FraIernal Aid Association will
meet in odd Fellow Hall ,onigh,
at = O'Clock Every mcmbcr :.
urged TO be present.
y. r. MARTIN, Pre-
JULIA BULNRD. Soc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-13
"The Wolf" Tickets

Tickets for "The Wolf now on
sale at Posts Drug Store. Positively
no tickets laid aside for anyone,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-13

Saturday Special Any ot my fine
candies at 2oc pound Peter Paul,
near HE pOstonico. 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-13
"The Wolf" Tickets

Tickets fo- The Wolf now on
sale at Posts Drug store. Positively
no tickets laid aside for anyone.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-13

Saturday Special Any of my dur
candies at zoe pound Prtc- Paul
near the pOstoficc. 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-13

BY using the tl1ZNOR GAS HEAT
ER. Sold by r Is. Kcarnoy Gl2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-13
GET FINE ARTES|AN
WATER AT HARGROVE
TWO BIG WELLS WILL PROVIDE
PURE WATER FOR BIG SCHOOL
ON COLLEGE AiLL

Yesterday after hNinE sauy to a
depth OF nincy feet. water BEGAN
pouring from two biz wells ,h1, U,rc
being sunk ON she Husro,r college
campus ON College Hll northwest OF
thr city lnd uow plenty OF re.d pure
water for an purposes O. assured.
The 'wc new dormilorirs VII be-
supplied with a-tcs.au water o. VOL
a. the college building
Thr college will open ucN Tues.
day with e full corps VI teachers and
number of applicant viii Dec ready
60 sign for tine curriculum while
tho cours, OF study goes further than
the public school ,hr same t'N,
books O., are used iu the free school
viii br used ns far %. they 30 $50
chat those who have finished tl"
public schools here viii find lh.lc
trouble in pursuing higher studies.
s. the new home ot j. W. John
son. near HarErovc cu En-, south,
fine art,siau water has also been
found az depth OF abou, ninety
feet. which would indicate tha. in
'his portion Of IN" city az l"as. pa-r
water OF unlimited quantity may
De had from the ground
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-13

GERMAN FLOUR-the best made
1916
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-13

Great deeds compel regard The
world crowns it's doors. That's why
the American people have crowned
Dr Kings New Discovery the King
of Throat ana Lung remedies. Every
atom - a health force. II kills germs
and colds and Ia grippe vanish. u
heal, cough.rackod membranes and
coughing stops Sore, inflamed bron.
ca.ai tubes and lungs are cured and
homurrhagos cease. Dr. Geo, More,
BACK Jack, y. G., writes. "l- cured
me OF lung trouble, pronounced hope
less ay an doctors" soc ana St.On.
Tria b0rtl. free Guaranteed .y Ard.
moro Pharmacy.
GERMAN FLOUR HaI. Hy m
9. r. T1r ODD
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-11
Abdul Axis Diamonds,

Paris, Oct. l1.-Dismoud.lOvers ar,
gathering 10 Paris today 10 anticipation
Of the early auction from the French
pawn-shopS of large number Of dia
monds, the property of Abdul AEiz,
former Sultan of Morocco. He paWned
them % months ago for $240, 900 and
though the pawn.shops extended the
time for redemption of the js"els, Abdul
mas given no indication that be will
meet his loans and the pswn.brokers
have at least annouced that the diamonds
will be solo. The diamonds are easily
worth $500, 900. S)me Of them are OF
marvellous workmanship, and It is ex.
pected that there will be lively bidding
for them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-11
Morse Loses AnpeaI.

New York, Oct. 11.-Ohsrles W.
Morse lost his appeal ftom the sentence
of fifteen years imprisonment imposed
on him by Judge Hough following his
conviction Of violating tue federal bank
ing laws, The United Safes Circuit
Court Of Appeals today unanimously
affirmed the record of the trial, and de-
clsred that objections raised by Morse
and his attorneys were immsterisl. All
of the counts TO which Morse objected
are affirmed by the higher court.
While an effort will be made to take
the case to the higher courts, the fact
that the United States Court OF Appeals
has rendered its decision unanimously ia
expected to interfere with sny further
appeal.
As a matter of legal right Morse has
no further sppesl, though he can apply
to the Supreme Court of the United
States for a re-hearing OF the case. In
such case 1t would be wholly optional
with the Supreme Court whether 1t con.
sdered the application or not.
The Circuit Court of Appeals this sf-
teruoon granted Morse q forty day stay
of execution, during which time he will
remain In the Tombs, while his attor-
ney, Martin W. Litiletou, goes to Wash
ipgton to sue out writ Of certiorari in
the United States Supreme Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-11
Tribute TO Youthful Hero.

Paris, Oct. 11.-Paris today paid q
wonderful tribute TO the memory OF
Robert Jscquet, the fourteen-yesr.old
boy, who died from burns received in q
heroic effort TO rescue a woman from the
burning cellar Of her bakery. A public
funeral, paid for By the city, was accord.
ed the youthful hero, and the attendance
was one of the largest ever seen 10 Paris.
The funeral cortege was more than .
mile long, aud In 1t we're the project Of
police, members OF the city council, rep
resenlatives of the government and q
host OF men and women noted In some
phrase OF Partisan life. Many eulogies
we're delivered at the cemetery. Jscquet
was poor and obscure lad, whose life
sacrifice stirred the city to its depths.
A monument will be erected 10 him and
his family provided for by fund raised
by public subscription.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-11
IN MEMORY OF PATRIOTS.

The old courthouse at MonlrosS,
Westmoreland county, is being filled
with paintings and busts Of distinguished
men of Virginia, who we're born in thai
county. Around the walls of the
courtroom are hung pictures Of Wash.
ington, Lee and other sons Of Westmore.
land, until the walls were almost GOV.
cred. Other counties In Virginia are
taking up the idea, bat in many oil
them the pictures and busts are not ia
be confined to those of Datives Of the
county, but the Likeness ofany VirginiRn
distinguished in public life will be
honored in these galleries OF fame.
At HesthsyilIe, Northumberland
county, today busts OF Washington,
taken from the HOudon statue, and Of
John Marshall, from the original Ia
the Boston Aiheneum, will be unveiled.
The Washington bust is presented by
Capt. James O. Fisher, Of Reedville,
and that OF Marshall by john L. Will
isms, of Richmond. The addresses
presenting the busts to the county will
be made by O. Harding Walker and
E. Hugh Smith, and the addresses OF
acceptance by o. S. ToTles and Asa S.
Rice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-11
Daring Robbery,

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. 1l.-By Q dsr
Ing burglary and hold.up, lone high
wsyman succeeded In getting booty
valued at several Thousand dollars from
the Offices ofthe Great Northern Express
Company at the King street station
early today. The man entered the SITS
ton armed with two revolvers. He lev
eled them at the chief clerk anC
assis ant and ordered them Glands
up" Then be bound the two
men and gagged them, dragging then
to an unoccupied part of the build
ing, where he left them. The highway
man then took bis time in rifiDg the
safe, making his getaway with seSera
sacks OF gold and silver and large
amount OF paper money. The exac
amount of the theft has not yet beer
determined, but 1t is raid that it vii
run up into the thousands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-11
Passenger AerOplane.

London, Oct. 11.-An aeroplaDe, 10.
tended to carry sixteen persons, has been
built by F. J. Farbrother, and Is today
awaiting its fret test at Windsor. The
passenger aeroplane" is made of cauvss
aud wood. 1t is sixty feet 10 length, is
propelled by an S0.horse power engine
aud is Surmouuted BY captains bridge,
from which it will be steered. The
chief departure In Its construction Is q
set Of horoscopes, or revolving wings
There will be sixteen OF these at the
aides Of the machine, two overhead and
one forward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-11
elerraphic dlspstches received today at

Geographic dispatches received today at
The Isthmisn Canal Commission. This
record Is slightly higher than that for
August. During the came month 2l,-
497 cubic ysrds of concrete wtre laid.
This is nearly three times the amount
laid 10 August and indicates the amount
Of work that is being done on the con-
structive features Of canal building. 10
September 451, 1888 cubic yards Of fill
aere placed IN dams.
DR.. Wa Ting Fang, the Chinese min.
sister, is improving the last few weeks OF
his stay in this country BY investigating
veyious causes of American civilization.
de studied aviation with Wilbur Wright
at O llege Park last week snc now he iS
dsl,ing into the mysteries OF the spirit
word. he attended seance last night,
bat could not see the spirits.
John w. Lillsrd has been appointed
postmaster at Bronson, Rappahsnpock
county, Va, and O. N. Palmer at Port
Republic, Rockingham county.
Captain Be-tboldt, of the revenue cutter
Bear, telegraphed the Treasury Department
that he arrived at Nome on Saturday morn
ing and would leave the same night for Seat
tie brlng home the destitute people who
had been strended there through the failure
Of development company TO pay them their
wages. Previous reports from Nome were o
the effect that there were one hundred Of
these people including women. As soon as 1t
was definitely known that the revenue cutter
was coming to their relief apparently forty
people at once became destitute
Senator Owen, of Oklahoma, announced
last Dight that be would introduce at the next
ses sion Of Congress a resolution calling for
constitutional convention to amend I e
method Of electing United States Senators.
The Necessary thirty-one states, through
their legislatures, have adopted formal re-
quests that a constitutional convention be
called and it becomes mandatory upon Con-
gress to take the necessary steps for holding
the convention.
A destructive hurricane was centered from
fifty TO seventy-fve miles west Of Key West
this morning, according to s1victs recei Fed
at the Weather Bureau. Hurricane warnings
were sent 10 all ports in Florida and along
the coast as far portI as Charleston. The
hurricane is of unusual intensity. 1t will
probably prove greatly destructive of life and
properly. Indications are that the center
of the storm will strike the southern part Of
Florida early this evening, and will sweep
during the night northward through the md
die Of the state.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-11
Storm In Havana,

Havana, Oct. 1.-THE city is in the
grasp of q tropical hurricane which has
unroofed many buildings, blown down
hundreds of trees and completely para
lyzed the telephone and telegraph lines.
Many lighters and other small craft have
been driven ashore or swamped.
Tremendous rains have accompanied
the storm. The streets are flooded and
the Easements of hundreds of houses
filled with water. The storm showed no
signs of sbatiug until o'clock. All the
newspaper plants we're so crippled by
the storm that no papers we're published
today.
I've children were killed by one OF
the falling bdildipgs. The bay is slrewn
with wrecksge and two schoonerS lie
disabled near the wreck Of the old bat.
tleship Maine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-11
Special for the Opening.
TELEGRAPH BREVITIES.

The Mauretsnia clipped the eastward
transatlantic record again today when
she arrived at Queenstown from New
York in days IL hours and 20 min
utes.
Hon. John P. Poe, one Of the most
prominent lawyers, Of Baltimore, and
former attorney general OF Maryland. 10
critically Ill, having been suddenly
stricken with paralysis.
Fire causing a loss Of 5000. 900 today
destroyed the mansion of Former Will
liam E. sprsgue, at Nsrrsgansett Pier,
E. l. Many art treasures which cannot
be replaced were destroyed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-11
MONDAY EVENING, OCT. Il. 1909.

President TAFT said confidently at
Denver when he IVES 10 that city recent
" that s4O,OOO,OOO to $50, ZOO, 600
would be saved iu federal expenses by
the efforts Of his Cabinet TO economize.
The presidents insistence on rigid econ
oEny and the cordial corporation OF tbt
heads of departments are we'll known,
but it is impossible to escape some doubt
az TO the amount of help which Con-
gress will be willing to give. 1t 49, Of
course, true that the more Systematic
efforts of the executive branch to curtaiI
the steadily increasing expenses OF the
government originated with the House.
It is also true that the Senate has just
created a new committee whose special
duty It will be to curtail appropriations
uutil they shall bear at least q resson'
able proportion to the estimated reve-
nue.. Nevertheless, when in The past
opportunities have been presented fol
genuine economic reform Congress hiss
too often rejected them, the Senate haV-
Jog been the worst offender.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-11
TOday's Telegraphic News
Result of Strike.

Stockholm, Oct. 1l.-Intense suffer-
ing 10 beginning to result from the pro,
longstion of the strike, which, beginniog
as . general strike, has now resolved
itself into practically 3 lockout OF shout
so, 900 workingmeu.
Funds for the support Of the inyolun-
tarily idle are lacking, and owing to the
long period OF idleDess 1t is impossible to
raise much more among those who have
sgsin found employment.
To slow starvation will soon be added
suffering from cold IS the winter season
advances. The government Is alarmed
at the situation, and has MADE repeated
attempts to arrange for some form Of
settlement TO guarantee work for the
horde of idle.
The general impression is that the
manufacturers were glad of the general
shat down, which enabled them to re-
duce surplus stocks and has put them
upon better financial footing than be-
fore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-11

EIGHT indictments we're found lss'
week by the grand jury of the United
States District Court in Richmond
charging failure to brand Oleomsrgarln'
sold as butter, violation Of the national
pure food and drug act. Several wei
known grocery ard wholesale houses sr'
among those indicted. The SPECIFIC ac'
alleged TO have been violated is thaI
which requires 10 the sale OF oleomarga
rine that the name and number o.
pounds be plainly stamped on the pack
age. the intention of the law being t.
prevent the substitution of oleomsrga
rine for butter without the knowledge Of
the purchaser. The law which is Oh
both the United States and Virgins
statute books Is q good one and should be
enforced. No one objects to merchants
selling or people buying oleomsrgarine'
bat it should not be sold or bought as
butter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-11

lConsSpondsnce OF the Alexandria Gazette
Washington, Oct. IL.

ICorreSpondence Of the Alexandria Gazette. ]
Washington, Oct. IL.
With a total of go cases on the
docket, the u. S. Supreme Court began
its October, 1909, term today, under the
biggest burden Of litigation it has ever
experienced. 1t is customary for the
court to adjourn Immediately after con-
vening on the first day Of the term in
order to pay visit Of ceremony tc the
PRECEDENT. This year, however, in view
OF President Tsffs absence, the court,
sfter meeting al noon. merely received
motions, transacted some other minor
routine business and then adjourned
until tomorrow, when the call of the
docket will commence Ii is not tx.
pected that decisions on any OF the osses
submitted at the close Of last term will
be rendered mil next Monday. The
first two cases to be argued this term
relate to the Interstate Commerce act.
One is the litigation over the Chicsgo
terminal charges, styled Interstate Com
merce Commission against the Chicago
Il Great Western. 1t involves the con-
suiutionslity Of an order by the COM
mission directing 3 reduction In the
charge made on cars entering The
Obicsgo terminal, The second is The
Southern Pacific case, sO-cslled, and the
main point q. issue is the rate fixing
power of the Interstate Commerce Com.
mission. Justice Peckbsm was absent
st tOdsy's session, in addition to Justice
Moody, not yet having returned from
vacation. He will be here later in the
week.
The total excavation on the Isthmisn
canal for The month of September was
2,SS6, $50 cubic yards, according to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-11
Blizzard IN Minnesota.

Duluth, MIMI, Oct. 11.-FolloWing
a long period OF balmy weather and
ushered In With sixty.nile northeastern,
accompanied BY snow, sleet aud hail,
Duluth and vicinity today a,e wrapped.
10 the first blizzard Of the season Mech
damage Of minor nature has been done
at the head OF the lakes. Late this
afternoon the wind increased, bat the
snow, which melts as 1t falls, continued
undated.