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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
James Martin Falls Into Ahan-
doned Shaft, Break
ing Leg.
DISCOVERED BY ACCIDENT.
Taken tn Hospital, But Found TO be
Little the Worse for His
Experience.

bingham canyon, July 9.-Aftcr lying
at the bottom Of q 25-foot shaft since
Q o'clock Tuesday morning suffering
with fractured leg, James Martin.
an old time minor, was discovered at
1890 O'Clock this afternoon. The po-
lice were notified by the prospector
who heard his calls and then disap-
pearcd without giving his name BY
means OF windlass and rope man
was let down into the mine and Martin
was brought To the surface. He had
almost persisted FOR want of water and
food. As soon as he was taken TO
DIT Rays hospital and given medical
attention he was able TO explain tho
circumstances Of his fall into the SHAFT.
Martin Is employed by the Taylor
Bros. Construction company and was
proving about several abandoned
mines In the canyon. He accidentally
fell into the shaft and was probably
rendered Unconscious. Several hours
later when Martin rogained con-
seriousness his leg was painng him
and he was unable TO move. During
the 1--WE days he was In the SHAFT he
was unable TO sleep lie shouted for
help time and again until he was ex-
hausted. The second day Martin band
aged his leg with his shirt and re-
hcyed the pain considerably.
Martin heard people passing in the
vicinity of the mine several times but
ne was unable to make them hear. The
miner who heard Martins calls at
noon today was prospecting I'm the vi
clnity of the mine The miner an
sWered Martins calls several times be-
fore he was able To- locate him The
prospeCtor came to the shaft and when
Martin told him he needed help to get
out, the prospcctOr notified tho officers
and within an hour the officers arr
rived and helped him to the surface.
Dave Woolf. a carpenter. fell 80 gpct
from q scaffold about 10 o'clock tdif
morning while engaged I'm building
house FOR James Chandler in Markham
gulch Woolf, who Is a CHRISTIAN
Scientist. refused medical attention
and WAS carried to his home While
WOolt is badly bruised and suffering
from. shock, he refuses to be examined.
II IL possible that some bones are
broken
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
POINTS OUT DEFECTS.
President Hutchln, Tali>~ of Benefits
OF College Life.

Ann Arbor. Mich. July PRECEDENT
Il -. Hutchns Of the University of
Michigan, in addressing the summer
students yesterday. told them that in
general a college course was worth
while, but enumerated certain circum-
stances under which he considered IL
not worth while.
"Thc man who studies the announce
ment OF his college solely for the pur-
pose Of discovering snaps and adjusting
his life TO them. Is weakened mentally
by his college experience. He drifts
also into habits that undermine and
eventually destroy any manliness and
force OF character with which he may
have been by nature endowed
The speaker maintained that the COLI
lego course II worth while should be
an extensive one demanding the eXer-
else NJ tho students best powers, but
he said
a college course Is not worth while
In this age Of activity and original
thinking. in this age OF great achieve
mcnts and great opportunities. " II
makes Of a man n mere slave Co the
learning ~ others
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
GUERILLA FIGHTER
LOSES HIS POSITION


Washington, July 9-Col John 5.
Mosby who distinguished himself in
the confederate cause during the Civil
war, as daring guerilla fighter and
who In the early part Of Roosevelts ad %
mlhistration was appointed a special
attorney for the department Of Justice
has lost his government position
Tho reason therefore has not been
made public but IL is thought old age
was the cause for the dismissal
COL Mosby Is 73 years old. but his
friends say ne Is still active and
energetic. lie has made no appeal to
he restored, although this Is deemed
probable, and the president and the
attorney general may be asked to
intervene. The colonel, Il Is stated.
may devote his time to writing book
on the Ciyil war
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FRANK GOULD IS
AGAIN MARI led.

New York, July 2-Now that his
former wife has obtained "a marriage H.
cense ID is announced boy friends ar
irving here today from abroad that
Frank Gould and Miss Edith Kelly. an
actress. we're married five weeks ago I'm
Paris She is i'm no way related to his
first Wife.
Assertions that MIR Gould ana Miss
Kelly were to be married, or had been
married abroad OFTEN have been made
and as often denied. But those who
speak today say they have Mr. Guuld's
own word. They were guests two
weeks ago they say at dinner he gave
in Paris at which he announced his
marriage TO "a fcw intimates on con-
dition that they withhold the news
until his divorced wife had either mar
lied or had published Der engagement.
~ a. thought AIR, aud Mrs. Gould WIN
make their home In Paris
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
ST. LOUIS MAN DON'T
LIKE OLD RENO TOWN
Carried Ills Money Home Under Por-
Gus Plaster. says streets FILLED
with Cheap Watches

st Louis, july 9.-Col. a. B Supsky,
former politician, returning yesterday
90 81 Louis from Reno, pains taking ~
and tcnderly moistened two porous
plasters stuck on his chest. From un-
der them he took 5000 iu bills OF large
denominations.
Tt was the only safe way to carry
money in Reno" the colonel said. -
would have stuck 10 on my back hut
there was not anybody ! could trust 90
do IL for me-
The evening Of the Fourth ! Kicked
90 empty poCketbOoks of the plank
walk Tho streets were FUN Of tina
watches Whenever q thief sized a vic
tim UP wrong and drew a dollar watch
he threw u away
The colonel started for "a barber shop.
After the fight you couldn't get
shave In Reno he remarked. 'All the
BARRIERS lost their shops on Jeffries'
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ITALIAN KILLED IN
FRONT OF HIS HOME
SiCilian Icud Believed To he Cause Of
shooting A. Man stood Talk
ing to Friend

Chicago. July "a tragedy explain
able only on the theory Of an old Scil-
ian fcud, was enacted here today. Lon
ardo Balachla, OF s63 Gault court, in
the heart OF the North side Italian dis
trict was slain by a man who sudden
ly approached while Balachia was talk
INK Co third person I'm front OF tho
Bulachia home.
The murderer fired FIVE bullets into
his victims back Although pursued,
he disappeared up an alley after bowl
ing over a grocer who attempted 70
seize him
Mrs. BalaChig. mother OF five chill
dren. declared her husband had re-
Ccived no threatening letters and
ascribcd the crime To feud begun in
sicily but Of which she knew Moth
ing definite.
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WITH AUTO AND GUN
PRIEST CAPTURES THIEF,

Florence, colo, July s-Making "a
lightning change from his bed to his
automobile. Father Edmund pastor Of
the Roman Catholic church here ran
down and captured al the point of "a
revolver. thief sought by the au-
thoritics Tor months
The priests captive is Benjamin
scott. negro wanted FOR gurglary
scott was seen taking "a bicycle from
Father Edmund house early this
morning by a ncighbor who notified
tho priest by telephone. Although the
thief on the stolen bicycle secured
long start hc was run down within
seven miles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
SAW GOLDEN GLOW
OF FIRE LIGHTED PEAKS,

Denver. colo, July 9.-Forost fires
raging west OF Golden, Colo, lighted
the sombre peaks OF the Rocky noun
tains last night with radiance seen
for so miles across the plains.
MeaCer adVices are 10 the effect that
Golden Gate forest In the canyon OF
the same name IL burning. The extent
OF the damage b. not known. Thou
sands Of people here gathered In
parks. on the capitol grounds and
other open places 10 watch the un-
usual erect OF the hrelight on the
mountains.
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BEDDING TO GET
MARK TWAlN'S LIBRARY.

Rcdding. Conn, July 9.-Mrs. Clara
Gabrio lpVitch daughter Of
the late Samuel J.. clemens MARK
Twain, has formally notified the di-
roctors OF the Mark Twain free IT.
hrary i'm this place that she WIFI pre-
sent To that institution practically tho
entire library of her father now in his
late residence, Stormdcld The gift In
cludcs nearly $500 volumes Mr.
Clemens drew check for $4,000 in fav-
or of the EcldinE library % few days
before his death and the money win be
used 10 erect "a building for the in
stitution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
HAS soBERED PEOPLE.

Newark Ohio, July 9.-Although
AIT Gen. Weybrotch and members Of
ms stan are here ready TO direct the
bringing of state troops In case Of
need. 1t is not believed that further
trouble VIII follow The lynching last
night Of Detective Carl Etherington
ana the previous killing by the detec-
uye q William Howard, former chief
o. police
the double tragedy and the part in il
tlat was played by 500 citizens Of this
oNan has sobered the people. Extra
l'lce guards and deputy sheriffs are
'ele'ed by Gen. Weybrecht 10 be sufi-
cent To- handle the situation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
YOUNG RUSSELL INSANE.

Seattle Wash, July 9-The luuacy
commission appointed by Judge A. W.
Frdter to examine Wallace 4 Russell.
the son Of e.. n. Russell. millionaire
tide land owner, accused Of murder In
the FIRST degree for killing Jost Bon
nor. a bartender. while making a raid
on gambling resort May H. returned
"a verdict today that the youth Us IN
sane.
Arguments viii br made tomorrow
concerning the legality NJ sending Bus
sell TO an asylum outside the state.
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FALLS FROM BpLANE.

East ST. Louis. H.. July 8.-Howsrd
GIL OF Los Angeles, who is one Of tho
entries at the first national aviation
meet FOR noviccs which begins here
under the auspices Of the Aero Club
OF st Louis Monday. fel from q dis
lance OF nearly so feet this afternoon in
q trial flight
was wrecked. Gin tried 20 steer out OF
the way OF q tree when the accident
occurred Almost as soon as he struck
the ground. he began repairing his ma
chine lie says b. win be ready for
further trials Sunday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
HARRISON STATION
WILL SOON BE NO MORE.

chicago. July 0-"Harrlson street q"
,hcago. best known poIicc station. is
70 be torn down The desk before which
many notorious criminals have stood
Nuue The desk sergeant recorded their
. IaL1., ages crimes and such other
s.Svstlcs as were deemed necessary. the
NY, Mhcre they were held pending
WY me court room where they we're
-, u 70 the grand jury. all must give
Wy 20 modern Office building.
ADIeh taken by the buildings and
s,,lnos committee Of the board Of edu-
- ...lln Yesterday means the demolition
i1. w o'd station. the fire house adioln-
-. ~ ahq an other buildings on the
GUN 900 feet of the block.
-. an school property and has been
~ IN company which will erect
'V''N0 office building on It.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
COFFEE PERColAToR
FOR WASHING MACHINE

Washington. July Am Australian
inventor has applied the principle Of the
steam coffee percoator 20 a washing
machine Says Vice Consul Henry II.
Walker i'm a report 10 the bureau Of
manufactures.
The device consists or a copper cone
which is placed in the wash boiler The
steam forces the soapy water through
tho apex in the same As IN the coffea
percolator. and the process goes on UNI
an the linen Is spotless. IL is said to
save hard work and wear on fine cab
rics
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
CONSTITUTES TAX LEVY.

Trenton. s. j.. July 9-Thc court
90 errors and appeals today rendcrc {
decision setting aside the tax ~
owned by the late Mrs Martha r.
Fiske Collard of Rhode Island. wro
diod in Cairo, Egypt The court held
that the collateral inheritance tax law
OF 1906 WAS not applicable TO taxes as
scssed as lcgaCles. As a result OF this
decision the state probably will he
compelled TO refund from a quarter
10 half million dollars that had
been collected under the act OF 1905
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
UPRISING EXPECTED.

Victoria, b. c., July An uprising
OF the natives is considered imminent
in Java and steps are being taken by
the Dutch 20 guard against IL, accord
ing to advices received here yestor-
daN. Agitators worked on the super
stitious fears Of the JaVanese. persuad-
ing them that the coming of Hauey's
comet was sign that they were to
liberate themselves from Dutch rule
and set up kingdom OF their own. At
last reports the uneasiness among the
natives was increasing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
ASK QUICK SETTLEMENT.

nois Manufacturers association here
today sent out an appeal 10 all large
shippers In the middle west asking that
the shippers get in direct touch with
President Taft on the railroad rate
controversy The shippers are re-
questod To- telegraph the president, ask
ing that the controversy be settled in
accord with the agreement made by
the president with the railroad presi-
dents
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WILL ORDER INVESTIGATION.

Columbus, ohio. July 9,--Adit. Gen.
Charles Observation-Disclosures his Of
ncers from Newark today saying that
everything was quiet and that the
troops would not be needed
George s. Long, secretary to the gov
ernol, talked to the Licking county
clerk Of courts az Newark and was as
s1rod BY him that all danger OF further
trouble there was over.
Nf Long said an investigation Of
ne Gnching at Newark would be
made Il probably viii be ordered by
the governor
Secretary Long sent a telegram to
Gov Harmon, who is at Charlevoix,
N'A, on his vacation. giving him de-
tails N the trouble.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
suooNER GOES ASHORE.

San Francisco, July 9.-The four
masted schooner Annie Il. Smale
laden with coal from Newcastle
Australia, went ashore at Point
Reyes. 80 miles north Of this harbor,
early today during a dense fog. There
was no loss OF life.
The vessel which carried l 500 tons
of coal, will be a total loss Captain
j. +. Anderson and his crew or 10
were picked up by the steamer NJ. +,
Plant bound for this port
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
PRESIDENT SMITH
SAILS FOR EUROPE
Accompanicd by c. W. Niblcy he sails
For Dover and Antwerp on
The "Naderland."

New York. July 9-Joseph +. Smith,
president Of the Mormon Church Of
Utah, was a passenger on the liner
Vaderland, which sailed today FOR Do
yer and Antwerp. Bishop G, W. Nib
ley and the latter's family sailed with
President Smith.
we want TO get away from the hot
weather" said President Smith, and
will be gone for a month or may be
two. Conditions in Utah at present
are for the most part good Unfor-
tunatcly. however. there has been a
drouth that has caused a lot of mis-
chief. Work Of irrigation is being
pushed forward rapidly and We hope
thereby to accomplish much in mitigat-
ing trouble with the crops"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
ANNOUNCE CANDIDACY.

Concord, y H.. July s-Ycstetdsy
was the first day on which candidates
could make their official declarations
Of their desires To secure public offices.
the new primary law of New Hamp,
shire went into practical effect.
This law Tasscd al tho last lcgiSla-
turc nf 1903. makes New Hampshire the
only state cast OF Michigan with
primary statute cffcctinR all state Of
fees.
The law does away with state CON
youtions FOR the nominations of candi-
dates. but parties viii hold conventions
20 adopt platforms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
HAUL WATER TO FIRE.

Chippewa Falls. Wis, July S-Today
me village of Holcombe was saved from
forest fires only by heroic work by the
inhabitants.
Forest fires have been running Wild
loo the vicinity Of Hoicombe for "a
month but the high southwest winds
drove the nTc into the village limits
yesterday and for a time greatly en-
dsUEoroj the town.
Water was hauled from chippewa
river Joe barrels Go stay the flames.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
UNCLE SAM is
FUSSlNG OVER
ICE CREAM CONE.

New YORK. July 9.-Thc ice cream
conc Is the latest object Of attack
under the pure food regulations or
the federal government Today
United states Marshal Henkel. with
a force Of deputies visited a North
river steamship pier and seized Is
crates containing 672 boxes OF the
cones. The cones were alleged 10
be UNIT FOR human consumption.
and tholr seizure was ordered by
tho United states district court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
EMPLOYEES REFUSE OFFER

stree, creams July 9.-New Orleans
Offer -, employees viii refuse the
o,-sr,., company TO increase wages
s ss, and To extend this Increase and
ipg oohus OF quarter OF a cent dur
ana Wv, sixth year, provided the pan
,esr opposition Is held here during that
Presi5.a '"hnuncomcnt was made nv
tlonoi Mahon, the car inen's ma
a play tle. ldent He said lie offer WAS
ton y, '' put the car mon in the posi-
mrn M, IMPOSING the exposition. The
ultl,,s, msiderinr scndinr n stru,o
'un 10 the compan,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
COUNCIL TAKES Up MATTER.

Springfield. H. July SHAT Spring
feid. the scene OF one OF the worst race
riots I'm recent years. viii put a ban
on the appearance of thu Joffrics-J John
son Tight pictures was indicated by a
resolution. signed by the members OF
the city council ordering Mayor
Schnepp TO notify the proprietors that
they should not exhibit tho pictures be-
fore some action had been taken by
the council Tho council win take ace
ton Monday night on an ordinance
prohibiting the showing Of the pictures
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
CITY OF TARSUS,
HOME OF PAUL, HAS
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.

Washington. July 9.-Thc ancient
'lty Of Tarsus in Asia Minor. where
inc Apostle Paul was born and
which was a great scat Of learning
at that time. IL now lighted by cleo
trlclty.
Consul Edward Nathan OF Mer-
sine In report 10 this government
on the electrlhcatlon OF the ancient
city says that the power Is taken
IRON Cydnus river There are now
IN Tarsus $50 street lights and about
900 incandescent lights for private
use II is proposed to extend the
lighting system TO Adana and Mar
sine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
SPITEFUL BARBER
REGRETS PAYING
FINE IN PENNIES.

Sharon. Pa. July 9,--panicl Lee,
proprietor Of barber shop. WAS
fined SO for a. minor offense and
displayed his resentment by pay
ing the fine with 1000 pennies As
he dumped them on the desk. the
Justice reminded him that So many
pennies were not legal tender and
ordered Lee to roll them In pack
ages OF Is. II took the barber
about two hours In a hot stufy
court room to comply with the
courts decree. OF rolling and seal
ing the packages FOR the bank
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HAS SON ARRESTED
AND PAYS HIS FINE.

Huntington. Pa, July 9.-Jacob u.
Sizer state fish warden. yesterday filed
Information against his own son and
a companion charging them with yio-
lating the fish laws Of the state They
were prosecuted before a Justice last
night and the young men We're fined
$50 each. Sizcr came forward and paid
his sons fine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
AN INSANE WOMAN
MURDERER ESCAPES
NEAR PlTTSBURG.

Pittsburg. Pa, july Am insane
woman murderer Is at large In the
vicinity Of Pittsburg today Dur
ing the breakfast hour at the Al
Icghcny county home in Woodvillc.
a ruhurb. isabella William
dropped from window on the FIRST
floor and got away The woman
shot and killed Robert Winters in
Allegheny nine years ago. She was
regarded at the institution as ono
OF It's most dangerous inmates. Tho
police and sherifrs have all been
notified.
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ASK IMMEDIATE ACTION.

New York. July "a mass meeting
Of 900 in Madison Square adopted res
olutions tonight calling for immediate
action by the department OF commerce
and labor and the department OF jus
tico In behalf OF the oppressed labor
ers in Hawaii.
Copies of the resolution viii be for
warded to the president and TO the dc
partments named.
Tho laborcrs referred tn are Russian
peasants imported by the sugar plant
gTs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
JUDGE SENTENCES
MAN FOR STEALING
WIFE'S WEDDING RING.

New York July John McNicco
begins term Of ono year in IN"
penitontiaIy today because In ad-
dition to committing biramy. De
was guilty OF even e moancr crime.
McNlece had pleaded to higamy ac-
knowlcdgirg that he married Mary
Marshall three years ago and
Daisy Rose six months ago the lat
ter marriage without the formaiity
OF a divorce.
Judge McAllister was about to
place McNicce on probation when
the prisoner admitted that he stole
the wedding ring OF his FIRST wife
10 use In the second ceremony The
judge promptly sentenced him To
the year in the penitentiary
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STEALS WAY INTO
REF0RMATORY TO
GET AN EDUCATION.

Globe. Ariz, July 9-When Jose
Roma, a l5-year-old Mexican lad.
was sentenced yesterday to the re-
form school for having stolen a
watch and s. in money he surprised
tho court with "a hearty little speech
az thanks
'Gracias, Judge" he said, that's
why ! STOLE wanted 60 go to
school It's o kindness OF YOU to
send me"
Tho boy added that he had never
had chance 10 so TO school. and
seeing no other way TO get an cdu-
cation, stole the watch and money
$50 that he might be sent to the re-
form institution where hands and
mind might be trained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
DEMOCRATS MINING.

Springfield. H., July "a call Tor
Democratic conference to be held at
Lincoln. July 20 viii bc issued this
morning bearing the names of nearly
200 prominent Democrats of the state.
The conference ig 20 dlsavow the ac-
ton OF Democratic members OF the
legislature in voting for William Lori
mer FOR senator.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
WANT COPY or LAWS.

Washington, July 9.--Bsnks general
IS throughout the country are making
applications to the treasury depart
mcnt TO obtain copies OF regulations
governing postal savings banks de-
posits Acting Secretary i'm Is ldvis-
ing them that no course of action has
been formulated or Instructions issued
and that 10 is impossible at this time to
give any definite Information on the
subject
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
MAKES RECORD FOURTH.

New York, July s-The damage for
an the fires on the safe and sane
Fourth" this year was $3,726 as against
$4,000 the year previous for fires d.
rcctly attributable 90 fire works The
number Of fires i'm all greater New York
was "a this year as against 17j in 1909.
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COVER OF HEAT
PROMISED TO ALL

bo",'.a-Sh'hston. July 0.--For the next SO
In ~ al least, there will be no break
f,-s neat wave over the eastern sec
n,s3i ih' country. Hot nights are
1900 everywhere except in the
me-. ,esI'h. A cooler area now in the
d,rs,i''al'h states is moving east. In
linn. arc the weather viii con-
rov- generally fair today and tomor-
~" throughout the country.