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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
IN CRITICAL CONDITION.
General JOhp DrummOnd May Die of
 Ills Tm1mraee.

General JOhp DrummOnd May Die of
 Ills Tmiuraes.
 New Orleans, Feb. 19.-Private ad- vices received in New Orleans from Guatemala City state that the inJu- ries sustained by Gen. John Drum mond in an automobile accident in Washington some weeks ago. have de- veloped seriously and that he is now in a critical condition at his home in Guatemala. ATairs, Juan Barrios and Minister Sal Vador, Toledo. with General Drum mond. were on their way in an auto mobile to place a wreath on the tomb of Washington at Mount Vernon, when their oar was overturned but without fatal results. It was believed that General DrummonGs injuries were slight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
THE ARMY BILL.
Measure Carrying Over Hundred Mill
 lion Passes.

Measure Carrying Over Hundred Mill
 lion Passes.
 Washington, Feb. 19.-The army bill appropriating $1O2.636.O5O. was passed by the Senate today.
 There was but little discussion on the measure. except upon the Senate amendment appropriating $350,00O for the construction of roads in Alaska. which was agreed to. On motion of Mir. Warner an amendment appropri- ating Sl27, 900 to construGk-a national road from the national cemetery at St. Louis to Jefferson Barracks was agreed to. Senate amendments added $4910,- 056 to the amount carried by the meas ure, as 1t passed the House.
 Of that total sl,24S,O1O was to in- crease the pay of various enlisted men and $l,50O.00O was for the construction of barracks and quarters,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
sHORT AoCouNT AND RULLIT.

N0fkheKm Paetfsp caahEnr Gaea " Somk.
 Then ah9ota Kxtnmaelf.
 St. Paul. M4nn., Feb. 1s. --Short sev- ArAl hundred dollars in his account. Holder Brayton. cashier in the offices of the North ern Pacific Railroad land department, died today of pistol shot wound inflicted by himself yesterday morning in his cottage at White Bear Lake. Brayton left the following note:
 ''This is the end of a misspent life. Attach no blame to any one"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
BLOWN TO PIECES.
Joseph 0tt Loses HIS Life In Dynamite
 

Joseph Ott Loses HIS Life In Dynamite
 Explosion. >-
 Bloomington, Md, Feb. 1s.--While an attempt was being made today to thaw 100 pounds of dynamite. -an ex- piosion occurred and Joseph W. Ott. aged 57. years. of Piedmont, W. Va. was blown to pieces and six other men had narrow escapes from sharing his fate. Hi
 The building in which the explosion occurred was torn to bits. Piedmont. W. Va, two miles distant. was shaken to such an extent that for a time there was great excitement among the in- habitants.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
POWERS RECOGNIZE
 PRINCE FERDINAND

Sofia. Feb. 1s.-It is reported in well informed quarters here that Russia, France and Great Britain have notified their recognition of the independence of Bulgaria. announced at Tiernovo, October 1907. and the rank of king since then assumed by Prince Ferdl- nand, the ruler of the country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
STRIKES AT BACHELoRs.
Me1iso Legislature wosIa Sap.

MeNIeO LegtsIatuFe W0ald swRs
 port Unmarried Women
 ,anta Fe. N. M., Feb. lS.--A biil has sn introduced In the New Mexico gislature providing for the elassih- tion of bachelors and widowsrs and. le levying of a tax against them. Bachelors between the ages of twenty. i've and forty-nve are to pay e1e ana nual tax and widowers wiA be re- quired to pay s26 annual tax. if the biil is passed.
 The revenue from the source Is to provide support for unmarried women.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
A soldier Suicides.

Vallejo. Cal. Feb. 1s.--Serge H. Dawson. of the United Sta rine corps, stationed at the land navy yard barracks, e suicide today by shooting hh : the head with a rife. Dlsap' insa love affair with an East' believed to have been the co
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
nrnloalan IxiIl. Tua.

Pomeroy. o.. Feb. 1s-zThe expIos sion of a salt works boiler at Hast- ford. V. Va. today killed William smith. engineer, and William Bar nett, fireman. The seriously injured were Adam Weins,, Tobs Mcknight and Charles Hall
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
TAFT BuYs A HORSE.
The Animal Is n Powerful Blood Bay
 GeldinE.

~ Washington, Feb. 19.-President- elect Taft has purchased from Tate Sterrett of the Fasslfern Farm, Hot Springs. Va. a stalwart horse of good pedigree for his personal use, after he takes up his residence in the White House.
 Tue animal is a powerful blood bay gelding. with black points. six years of age. He Is the hunter type, seven teen hands high, and l.250 pounds in weight and is described as an ideal weight carrier. with the best of man. ners. Mir. Taft rode him frequently during his visit to Hot Springs last summer.
 The Preshdent-eiect has named ths horse Tate Starrett..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
BEAVERS IN SESSION.

Representatives from Forty Dams
 Gather in New Orleans.
 New Orleans, Feb. 19 .-The annual convention for the Independent Order of Beavers was begun here today
 Representatives from forty out of the sixty-five dams of the order are in attendance. The Supreme Secretary reported that the membeTshp Of the organization had been increased by moro than s.O0O sinoe July, 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
Two Men Drowued.

Baltimore, Md, Feb. 1s--wilnam Bauers and Christopher Myers of this city, were drowned in the Spring Gar. den section of Baltimore harbor today fate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
DenIaI By EnRIand.

London, Feb. 19.-It was declared at the foreign office today that the reports from Sofia that Great Britain among other powers has notifed its recognition of the independence of Bull Raria were without foundation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
Minors, President Rewav1n

Scranton. Pa. Feb. 1s-Congressman Thomas D. Nichols today resigned as president of District No. 1. United Nine Workers of America. an office he had filled for seven years. Ill-health ls -givsn as ths reason.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20

contingencies and incidental repairs for rivers and harbors for which there Is no special appropriation.
 Some of the most important water ways for which preliminary surveys and extensions are provided. aside from the inland try coastal water way along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts are: Mo- bile harbor, mouth of Chickasaw Creek and Fowl River, Alabama.
 Another survey of Cape Fear River and Beaufort harbor, North Carolina Preliminary survey of the Tennessee river and the Cumberland river from Carthage. Tenn, to Burnside. Ky, and Aransas Pass harbor and Sabine Pass are also provided for.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
Ranltnhle Llfe nmnnrn.

New York. Feb. is.---An of the ol0 officers were reelected and a1l Of the standing committees re>appointsd d the annual meeting oe the aifaosOra of the Equitable Ka9a AAzuzaAaa Rea koioty held yesterd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
earl Rule. ca Real

sg, earl Rules ca Neal
 Money.
 fb. 1e.--That collat- ' 1000 deposated by the
 nk of this city with
 airing House Assocla~
 for clearing house ling a face value of remain in the custody house until the bank rs ofrer to discharge the their equivalent indebt- the decision of the Su- of Georgia today. zsa originated as an intsrvsn- I..r by the state against the use seeking the return of ral to be administered for of the banks creditors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
TutImatum DiscreSllted.

London, Feb. 1s.-The reports in cir culatlon on the continent that Aus tria- Hungary has sent an ultimatum to Servia in the matter of the mobiliza- flon of her forces are discredited here
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
pn.... Pennion nill.

Washington, Feb. 1s-Thirty-five minutes was all the time required for the passing by the Senate today the bill carrying. appropriations of s1so.- 0o0.0 900 for the payment of pensions for the next fiscal year.
 An amendment was adopted striking out the house provision for one instead. of eighteen pension agents and leaving eighteen agents as now fixd by law.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
nefentn TariR Tsefarm.

London. Feb. 1s.-After a debate lasting two days the tariff reform amendment address in reply to the Kings speech from the throne was defeated. in the House of Commons this afternoon by 276 votes to 107.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
READY FOR
COMMISSIONER GETS INI
 IN LIBEL SUI"
Date for Service on WOrlf J apOlis News Not Set, Hut Will
 Later.

Washington. Feb. .. copies of the indictmen Federal grand jury aga -... litzer, proprietor, and of The New York WorI t warrants for the defer sent by United State ney Baker to United s- sioner Shields at N .- whom the proceeding 4r nary action will be
 It has not been d u ly when service wi defendants but the 1t will not be for
 Tn all probabilit Baker himself vii York hearing, the be fixed to suit Il the parties conce be earlier than Tuesuay vI next
 The certified copies of tts indie. ments against the proprieters of The Indianapolis News, in the same pro- ceedings. will be forwarded to the Unitea- States Commissioners at Indian apolis tomorrow. The hearing in that case will be he'd at Indianapolis sub sequent to the New York proceed- ings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
Reorranlze ColomhIan Army.

Valparaiso, Feb. 1s-The Republic of Colombia, desirous of reorganizing it's army. has engaged the services Of of two Chilean army officers to this end.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
Emergency watervvays Bll.

Washington, Feb. 19.-Chairman Burton, of the House Committee on Rivers and Harbors. today introduced the emergency and maintenance bill for waterways improvements which carries a total appropriation of 39,- 971.625.
 It provides for a large number of surveys. For the maintenance of im- provements previously authorized and for continuing the operation of gov ernment dredges and other works, SS, 1e6, ,T60 is appropriated while $500, ,0O0 is provided for emergencies. For con tinuing the improvement of Aransas Pass, Texas. sS5O,00O is provided. For the Big Sandy River S25, 900, and for Hale's Bar, on the Tennessee River, S5O.S75.
 The bill provides for @ National Waterways Commission of five Sem ators and seven members of the House to investigate and recommend to Con- gress legislation for waterways i'm provements. Fifty thousand dollars is provided for the expenses of the com mission.
 No single channel or improvement Is to be allotted more than 3S0,0OO out of the appropriation for emergencies.
 The Secretary of War is called upon to, make rules and regulations for the navigation of the south and south west passes of the Mississippi river.
 The President Is requested to open negotiations with Great Britain for a treaty securing the maintenance of ample water levels for the use of nav igation in the Great Lakes by the con structlon of such controlling and rem edial works in the connecting rivera and channels of the lakes as may be agreed upon. Tie Secretary of War is also authorized to fix a just and req sonable compensation to be paid for the use of water and water power now or hereafter owned in the St. Mary'l River by tbe United States.
 Six hundred thousand dollars is ap, propriated for extensIons and surVexa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
To r,u,.h PauI yope. Crypt.

Washington, Feb. 1s.-The House Committee on Naval Affairs has report ed favorably the bill passed by the Senate appropriating sI36.0oo for fn- ishing the crypt of the chapel at An napoiis Naval Academy as the perma- nent resting place of the body of John Paul Jouea
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
sirna Raelnr nlll.

Sigas Racing Bill. Sacramento. Cal. Feb. Ex-Governor GilIett has signed the anti-race track gambling bill.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
oAMPBELL DISCHARGED.
Held Pending investigation of His
 NUsEaSa DNmAh

7FVIICTH DCNHMs ---
 Chicago, Feb. 19.-Frank Dunferin Campbell, who was arrested pending an investigation of the cause of death of his wife. Catherine was ordered d1s- charged by a coroner's jury today.
 Mrs. Campbell was found dead De- cember 14, supposedly from asphyxia- tion. After a coroner's jury had re. ported an open verdict Campbell was arrested and a second inquest followed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
WEATHER FeRECAsT.

Washingten, Feb. 1e.-Fer Alnbams --Fair Saturday sad sundayl variahie winds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
ssontwomerianu Inserestea.

Considerable interest was felt in Montgomery in the trial of Messrs. mingham and their friends were gratt. fled when the jury. almost immediate ly after retiring yesterday morning. returned tomthe court room with . verdict of heQuittai It win be re- called that the two young men . few weeks ago were taken from bed at their home in Fillmore county and rushed here by q detective from Bir- mingham on charge of hiring a Iit. They proved by scores of witnesses that they were at their home on the day tnsy were claimed 10 be in Blr- mIngham. One of them in fact never was in Birmingham until he went thero last Monday to stand his trial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
:. aoP Hoss YaPRovRs.

Able tO Leave Hospital an .
 Month.
 ore. Md, Feb, 1S-Bishop E. of the Methodist Episcopal South. who is Q patient al Hopkins Hospital, was declared Sell on the road to recovery to-
 ss has been a marked improve. In his condition within The last y-four hours. It ts believed now le will be able to leave the hos. within e month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-20
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-20
City Life More Healthful.

From he rl.i.a. q 3ii;2 Inquirer.
Vita, statistics for lie state of New
York :cr ,ast YEAR are OF unusual inter-
-. si,.ce re: disclose some rather sur
r.ris:ng ia.:.s. tue population is rather
eyti.ly divided t.. Ell that Of the city
o. New. ycrk and has, OF the rest OF the
state, reirs i!.tle over four millions IN
each division. Las year i'll the whole
commonwealth tie births reported mum
Leied .D: t;9 and tie oeatns l3S,44l.
showing a very substantial increase. Oh
births the males Lad TIC bes. of il by
ready .,ruu. The deaths were principal
!, anlu4a.: s.nale persons. aud it Is an as
ton,sfing fact tnat only hale az many
wiaouefs as widows died. This is con-
trary TO lie usual idea that he WIDOWS
I've forever bat the reason lies Ii the
fact that wiooaers don't remain so any
icnGer than .aey can help. and hey evil
'dertly doi': want WIDOWS for partners.
Now TIE astonishing thing IS that the
.. tils III MN York ci.F We're orEy about
half tie tota!. which IL normal: bH. II
infanIs MO are especially 3ltas lled III
Cities are eliminated Aew ~ city is
much healthier T are thar the coi-.sry.
i.ut more sur2. is.is2 "a t-s fax tc Al TWO
birds OF tic births O. lie WHO. slate
were in tie cit. t.v:dtnlr tie Presidents
crusade ara;nS- race suicide i making
49,. Of els- there never vas any basis
iar his ears Es.lyaliy cte NGi-id lave
supposed ira. The ti,ln faie wc4.d he
l.uch laUer n inc city than elsewhere.
ard II is noteworthy ira: the births of
Americans were double those OF foreign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-20
Shannon & LuChS.
7l3 18th St. NV.
"Look for Our Green and White Sign
ITALIAN sUFFRAaETTEs.
Unjust Laws Relating to Women
Cause Agitation in Italy.

From the Gentlewomap.
An Italian woman by the law OF Italy
has no right to her property after mar
rage and no control over her dowry,
the interest of which her husband may
spend as he likes. though he may not
touch the capital which must be returned
to her in the event of a separation.
She cannot sign or draw check on
her own account even for her own money,
and her evidence ,is not accepted in a
law court without her husband. She is
entirely subservient to him and he can
shut her away from all her friends she
loses her nationality on her marriage
with a foreigner
Under these circumstances II Is scarcels
surprising that of late there las been a
powerful agitation for the suffrage among
Italian women and one or two test cases
nave come before the law courts. a
debate took place recently in parliament
an the subject and a committee was APP
nointed TO Investigate The avs erecting
women and Inc des, h!iit! o. coifelt -ng
the franchise upon them!
The Queen UoWager Mai see.ita takes
= narsCual interest Ill ,iie GLtSIicn ana
recently during The national congress OF
II allan WON n .eli i'll Rome she enter
tanned the DELEGATES d d. monster party
al her palace, when she expressed he.
sxmpathy win NE movement and the
bOuf. that itait would he among the first
M the gYea; modern nations 10 proclaim
lie enfranchise:nent Of women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-20

Maximum temperature past twenty-four
hours, 50; year ago &C.
The disturbance that covered the Ohio
valley and lake rision Friday morn ng
is now central off the southe astern New
Eng land coast. and precipitation has been
followed by clearing and fair weather In
the middle eastern states In New York
and New England snow flurries continue.
disturbance has moved eastward from
the southern Rocky mountain region to
ArhS nsas, attended - heavy rains In the
middle and east gulf states. Rain. has
also fallen from the middle and nor.h Pa
chic coast over the middle and northern
plateau region. Tempera ture changes hare
been ss!isht :; aGd sliin, psItant; 49,,
cs p q h staafaf ds esres saTs x is
fnoye eastward 70 the Atlantic coas':: at
tended by general rains in the middle
eastern, AID tantheaEteta states. In the
east gulf and south atlantic states the
rainfall -wiil be heavy
Storm warnings were ordered Friday
evening Of the gulf coast from Browns
Vile to Carrabelle.
The winds along the middle Atlantic
coast will he brisk norttea sterly; on the
south Atlantic coast brisk cas-: ery: on In ;
east gulf coast brisk southerly. shifting
to westerly.
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have moderate -northerly. sniff
ing to brisk nortneasterly, winds and
partly cloudy weather to the Grand
Banks.
The following heavy precipit alton lin
inches) has been reported during the past
twenty-fOur hours: Admission. Los; Mont
gomery. 1.1s: Atlanta. la: Birmingham
LA: BentonviIle, LOG: Nashville, 1.3S:
Vicksburg. LIS: lola, leo.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings of
the thermometer and barometer at the
weather bureau for the twenty-four hours
beginning at pm. yesterday:
Thermometer-March 10. 1 pm. -: s
PM. AZ; IL midnight. 43. March ~
am, 40: 8 am. 43; l. noon, 81; pm.
minimum. 80, at go III. March 20
Barometer-March 10 4 pm. 1919; 8
pm -. -: Il midnight. 2914: March 20.
am 2975; s II m. 20 s.; noon 20 So:
pm, 29.S4
Tide Tables.
Today-I/oN tide. ! am and LII m.
high tide, GAG am. and 1I5 pm.
TomOri ow-Low tide as m. and 10
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose. sos m; sun sets
Gil pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 6:03 am
Moon-Rises $40 am. tomorrow.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naplti.a lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes afte~ sunset: ex-
rise. Ali arc and incandsscent lamps
lighted fifteen minutes after sunset and
extinenished for.y-dve minutes before
sunrise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-20
...i,ough The latter are probably in a

ers although the latter are probably in q
majority.
The patent fact is that the death rate is
declining. While the birth rate is keeping
Up very we !. As there are a number OF
large municipalities in the state where
conditions may be presumed TO be about
the same as in the city of New York Ii
may be assumed that the smallest b.rtn
rate is In the rural districts. This Is a
matter which tie farmers uplift commits
sion failed to note, and il would be pleas
ing 10 know the cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-20
Oklahoma Tribute to Art.

From the Kansas CRY Times.
The west gallery in the Chickas ha
Opera House sagged eight inches in "A
minstrel performance. but the show was
SO COED that somebody ran out and got
a few fence rails. propped UP the gallery
and the performance continued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-20
Where Clothes Are No Clue.

Frnni 30. illustrated.
y mans Go.fins sarb not only affords
~ ere 10 his soifng ability. but IL doe.
lot give the slightest indication OF his
social position or wealth, nor even Of his
taste.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-20
CHURCH NOTICES.
EPlSCOPA

TIE NATIVITY 18th AND. \ So. REV ,
lecture ON Church History Monisy, pm.
,s.s : Ernest smith. D:D, The Kcsur..sr n.
18Th and Rosedale ne. pm. Christ Church !
Branch. 18th and g Sc = pm.
rlerry Rev W /, neSries H1 rh. b. and Rev
Rev praf k.nSey s,, @ H. n ins o
cHuM'n Or 1dE ASCENSION MASS. AVE.
and 18th ST. nv. Rev. ]. Henning Ne!ms.
rector services. $ ami II am. aud $ pm:
Isnten services 1 next week ' a, 4:4s o Pi
every afternoon Churchman'S League lectures,
win he the speaker; Boys. Bro,herhood ser,-
ice, ,n. Friday: Pm. Rev +; s Dunlop will he
meeting. SPEAKER ths Ri.hopp of Wilmington
and DR. correll Of 0sacks. Japan.
ST; PALS CHURCH, ESD ST NV. NEAR
Rev. chas. H. Holmrad curata.-Holy com
iaunion. 80 am; morning PRAYER. with in
celebration. with sermon by rector. II 90 am:
choral evensons and sermon by pastor. 500
pm
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. q ST. Be
tween 18th aud 18th SITS. Rev. Eanco phi Il.
Mckim. DID. rector-servces at and II
am. and pm: Sunday school at a:*"
Bishop DID. Of New York viii ii preach '' at ii
weekly s rFS IT - WI, noon pea%1 a h
Saturdays, and Wednesdays - To pm
ST ALBAN's CHURCH, COR. MASS AND
ayes f holy C. n hra s4 su Dn
% nehoG, IL, scI morning PRAYER and :'"ly com
Ing PRAYER and address. lock.
ST. THoMAs.-11. RECTOR. WHAT SHALL
10 With Jesus: 8. Canon Austin: ''P"ntius
TRINITY CHURCH. I'D AND { SITS. NV.
Rev Richard +. Williams, reclor.-i1 am.
confirmation by the Bishop of Wash ngt"n.
Wednesday. Friday. at g Daily. except sa,
uriaE 2o,min"te services at l.:33. All wei
come Gaurs Passion Service Friday night.
COME TO THE I4ENTEN CONFERENCES Ar
me-, given by the Rev: Father Evans of New
MasGsy March 4s@ 80 pm The Fathers
Tn,esday. March aa-is::" an. Sheep Nc,
Martha 80 p m. The Far Country "''
Wednesday March 24-lo:so am. ::fhere Is
gin; 80 pm. The Fathers Table
and Brake and Gave the Loaves.
:, Catholics and non-Catholics welcome. The
doubt give utteranre 10 some Instructive and
wholesome truths
ST. MICHAEL's AND ALL ANGELS CHURCH
Sunday school. e.so morning prayer and ser
mon. II :o0 evening Draper and sermon. 500.
Tie Rev. Chas. H. Hoimead, jr.. will preach.
Monday, pm, the Rev {. Sidney Goodman
of Atlantic City will address the brotherhood
meeting.
OTHER SERVICES.
ernment George II. SHIRLEY: recitation. Mrs.
II. {. Jordan; music: debate. pm, PythiaD
Temple 1ol2 9th ST. NV Seats free
UNDENOMINATIONAL BIBLE CLASS MEETS
every Sunday evening at 7:30 In third floor
rear hail. l'ytliiam Temple. lol2 9TH st. NV
current topic: VIVA; is Sound Doctrine:
Christians cordially invited. Watch Tower
literature furnished. +
VERMONT ASFNIE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Service. with sermon 10y Frederick u. Power.
IL aud 1:3U; :. s. $40; e. F.. 6i0. All
welcome.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Rain Late Tonight and Sunday. With
Brisk Northeasterly Winds.

For The District of Columbia and Mary
land. rain late tonight and Sunday; winds
shifting to brisk northeasterly.