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New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
FOR 3-YEAR ENLISTMENT 7
Adjutant General Verbeck Re
ports to Governor Dix.

Albany, Feb 1.-Adiutant General YER
beck has como out squarely for a three-year
period of enlistment for the National Guard.
ln his annual report to Governor Dix Gen
eral Verbeck has this TO say on the sub
sect:
There is one other recommenda ton that
7 would make which must eventually great
lY increase the efficiency of the guard. that
lS the adoption of a three-NeaT enlistment
period. The members of the guard have
been divided on the subject. but there has
been growing sentiment in its favor.
have counted myself as a close adherent or
the theory that the five years enlistment
was necessary. but most careful study or
all conditions makes me feel that the best
interests Of the whole guard demand the
adoption o. this shorter period OF enlist
ment. I believe that there would he enough
increase in re-cnlistments TO make the gen
eral average OF length OF service equal 20
the present conditions. In advocating the
three-ycar period Of enlistment | am pre-
suppoSing that the length Of service neces-
sary to exempt from Jury duty and to per-
NIT the issuing of full and honorable dis
charge he not less than the present period.
General VerbecH says that ten orsaniza-
tions of the National Guard successfully ap-
ply the system OF appointing instead of
clecting officers In dealing with this sub
ioct he SAYS:
w NheH di oi SdHIIdli"HS 'dlI Ntt dH'u' l''r
claims Of sentiment and tradition and adopt
the appontve system great step in adj
vance will be taken"
Brevet rank awarded simply for service
in the National Guard is likely to he done
away with in the near future. General Yer
beck has recommended an amendment 10
the military law to this effect. II is his
opinion that brevcts' should be given only
fOr reward for gallant and mcritorious
service
In order further to complete the organ-
zations of the National Guard Of this state
and fully TO conform to the provisions Of
the Dick bill, IL is probable that a field
hospital and ambulance company will be
organized respectively in Buffalo and
BinShamton.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
PICK MAN AS KI0NAPPER
Boys Say Prisoner Was Member
of Gang That Held Them.

Though absolutely Indifferent N the
feelings Of other fathers. according 70 the
police. II was the paternal instinct IN
Giuseppe. Sceri that impelled him to re-
turn 10 his home. No. 1872 Fast S3d street,
and incidentally 70 q prison cell. Sup
posed to he the leader Of A desperate gang
Of kidnsppers that gave the city SEN
sation when It's leading members carried
off tho Longo and Rizzo boys from their
Brooklyn homes on November 10. 1910
he evaded the police.
On TUESDAY. Scsfis wife. Maria. gave
birth 70 girl Through a friend the
woman sent word IN her husband. VINO
loft his place Of concealment 10 20 20 see
the baby Detectives. who had been told
Of the event IN Sceris home, arrested
Sceri as he was leaving the place. The
man was taken 20 Police Headquarters.
Lieutenant Vachris brought from
Brooklyn Michele Rizzo Of 40. 120 Fifth
avenue. and Giuseppe Longo. OF No. lSS
Fist street. both Of Brooklyn. the hoys
who were kidnapped At Police Head
quarters Young Longo placed his hand on
Sccrl. turned 10 Vachris. and said:
This is the fat man told YOU ABOUT
He has shaved off hismustache since 1
saw him last, but | know him all right"
Rizzo was equally confident that Sceri
was a member Of the kidnapping gang.
The boy said that Sceri used 10 come TO
the room I'm which both lads were so
long confined.
Sceri, who speaks English, said that he
had seen the boys in the house in which
they had been imprisoned, but that he
didn't know why they were there. the
police say.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
BOWE SUCCEEDS CAH|Ll?.
MCCabe's Man Likely To Be Pub
lie Buildings Superintendent.
ACTION EXPECTED TO-DAY
Split in Albany Democracy Over
Appointment-Much Patron
age in Office.
lRy Telegraph TO tn. Tribun. !

Albany, Feb The trustees Of public
buildings. including Governor Dix. Lieuten-
ant Governor Conway and Speaker Frisbe,
AT meeting tomorrow afternoon IL is cx-
pected will take action on the lons de-
layed appointment nj = Superintendent of
Public Buildings. meeting of the trus-
tees was scheduled for this afternoon. but
on account of the press Of official engage
ments the Governor asked that IL be post
poned until tomorrow.
Politics among the Democrats Of Albany
County seems 10 he responsible for tho de-
Cahill. Superintendent Of Buildings This
Office il is said. was promised as patronage
TO Patrick l.. McCabe. the Albany County
Democratic leader. now clerk Of the Sen
ate. IT was the intention 20 get man who
could be agreed on by all the factions ~
the Albany County Democracy. but such a
man doesn't seem 10 he in existence. The
result is that the place is still held by a
Republican
Democracy here is split in two. the regu-
lar organization being led by McCahe.
while the leading spirit of the opposition
is Robert r. Whalen. John ". Lynch. for
merly a Democratic school commissioner OF
this city. was picked out by the Whalenites
as the neutral candidate who they be-
lieved should nc satisfactory TO all.
He satisfied everybody except MCCabe
and his followers, so in spite of numerous
petitions to Governor Iix he hasn't landed
the job yet John Bowe. who in tn" days
before state Chairman Rarnes and tho Re
publicans rose 10 power in Albany County
nd I
and who held other county and city offices,
Is the choice Of McCabe and tho regulars.
The WhaIonites when his name was ad-
vanced Immediately raised howl of pro-
test. declaring that he was dyed-in-the'
wool old line organization Democrat ana
therefore anything except compromise
candidate McCabe. however. has turned
a deaf car TO their protests. and as ne
seems 10 he i'm the saddle Just now 1t looks
as If Bowe would be the next Superlnten-
dent Of Public Buildings.
McCabe pleaded ignorance when asked
about the filing of the office this afternoon
but the shrug Of his shoulders when the
name of Mr.. Lynch was mentioned did not
nromise well for the Whalcn candidate.
The delay in naming the new superinten-
dent gave rise TO the report some time ago
that the office would 90 outside OF Albany
unless something was done, and Buffalo
man was mentioned. Numerous were the
vailincs of despair then from every man
ON other side who hoped 10 get a JOB
sboveIling Capitol sidewalks or moppinS
marble floors of state buildings. and the
superintendent has the filing Of whole
lot Of such positions, as wei as others that
are more coveted. Mr.. McCabe. however,
never lost his serenity. and feels sure he
will land his man and All that goes with the
iOh
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
SING SING. CCNVlCTS SEEN
Camping in Lawyers House,
Greenwich People Say.
- relssrarh - n. Tri5uns ]

Greenwich. Conn. Feb. 1.-Two con-
victs who ESCAPED from Sing sing prison
last week are living like millionaires IN
house in the exclusive Rock Ridge Sec
ton. according 20 belief here. based on
reports made 10 the police that two men
in strjpes were seen gathering sticks Tor
fire. and that smoke had been seen
issuing from houses closed for several
months.
Last night Bartholomew Murphy and
Joseph BOYD chauffeurs for wealthy
Rock Ridge residents, were startled by
the noise Of breaking sticks, and saw two
men gathering fuel for fires. who took -
their heels a soon as discovered. Boyd
and Murphy are positive the men wore
prison garb
This morning several persons said that
for the last two nights smoke had been
seen coming from the house Of Fritz W.
Hoeninghaus. New York lawyer.
When Boyd heard this he hunted MP
Murphy. and they told Chief Ritch and
Officer Medley about the strangers The
officers had no authority 70 break into ?
house, so they advised Boyd 10 get the
keys from Mr.. Hoeninghaus.
The Rock Ridge section contains thu
houses Of Percy a. Rockefeller. William
g. Rockefeller and other wealthy New
Workers, as well as q we'll known female
seminary. The place where the men
were seen is about three miles from
Glenville. near which place George Banks
said he saw tho escaped prisoners roast
ing chicken last Sunday evening
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
THE WEATHER REPORT.
orpcisI Record and Tor.cas, WASN'T

orlcisI Record and Forecast. .--Uashingf gfon.
ieh g. Marked high pressure with a cold
We and general SHOWS. 'oiioN the storm from
tte nortliv estv.a d. with temperature o. night
in %ciih Dakota and Eastern Montana ranging
.r,u zeto 'o rs degrees below. West - the
Rocky Mountains unsettled wes'hcr continues.
,,i,u general rains and snors. EXCEPT in g.,
ia.llle ana s1Iih-rn plateau.
~a- storm viii coutinuo eastozrd. attended
rt.tsdar O., SHOWS over tho northern. rain and
,pay over the central snd unsettled weather
.,er ths s-4-hcu sisjricts esst ~ the Nissis
s.ori River aud attn higher temperatures I'm
No., At3atic state. tho upper ohio Nsli'' and
TIC eastern iovts lake region.
SNOW viii continue ludat iu 80 lake regi"n
en- snovs ~ rairs IN New England a1c me
yrtGr,e AtIsntir states Fffv'fn the Mississippi
r. ter anI the Rock Mountains the weather VII
te :eneTgUy far 1hursSay and FRIDAY. phll" ~
she eYfreue west Do vii continue unsettled
uith rotu tn ire coast states and rains ana
tre~s fu rbs rorhern plateau
Ths orId psrs pi'l flor The storm. "f@nd
Ing 1hursdsv into 'he plains states 'ho Nis
roijri soS uppsr Nississippi ALLEYS an1 upper
IsEe -sstor and Thursdsv night IN the Ohio
Vale, ana "estern lower laI.e region ana 1ur
,-r TriHa- AMI Friday night The fall ~ ten
r1rstUre viii extend 20 NeV England and middle
.tts~tic Coart y plli slso BE- colder THURSDAY
rsgh, snd Friday in ths Gpf states
Th4 FncHv Moupfsin disturbance has mo'e1
- northern Illinois. rifhoUt precipitation ~ ron
ssou.noe ~ fhs ess'V ard AMI southVarf bu'
.ifh resulting atnorrnsllr high fs'npNratrrNs -
TIE sonthr.srd ana .oIfhTsstVaid
ThN naayfr-uu0 fer1p~rature - FfisHofna ~
vsdn.sds, rss eo degrees equsll'ns ths Feo-
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
NO sMUGGLER, SAYS MRS. HILL
If Convicted, Judge Hand Has Threat
ened a Jail Sentence.

Mrs Roberta g. Hill, who was indicted
Tuesday on charge Of smuggling, pleaded
not guilty yesterday before Judge Martin,
in the United States Circuit Court. with
leave 10 withdraw the plea On February S.
Her bail was set al s5G0 and vas fur
nished by her father. Morris Menges. Of
Brooklyn.
Mrs Hill failed to declare $500 sable,
three diamond rings gold cigarette box.
sleeve links and other jewclry valued at
s2,7oO when she arrived here on the steam
ship Adriatic on December }. These things
were said 10 he presents she'd receive
abroad
Should Mrs Hil change her plea or he
convicted she may he the first 10 be pun
shed by imprisonment for -TuGgling. for
the Judges OF the United states Circuit
Court recently declared through Judge
Hand that IN the future they would mete
out imprisonment rather han fines 10 con-
victed smugglers Mrs. Hill is the divorced
wife of Captain James TTill. said 10 be Of
the British army As q Young girls she
was known as the Belle ~ Sheepshead
Bav. and AT tho age OF sixteen married
A rich Rrooklynite, who "a then trying
- got through with p large fortune left
him by his father
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
A NEW ANTi.GAMRLING BILL
Would Prevent Election Bets and
Printed Accounts Of Them.
IBy Telegraph to Tho Tribune

Albany. Feb LII the present Legislature
follows the lead Of Senator Burd, Demo
crat Of Buffalo. it will go step farther
than Governor Hughes ever did In his anti
gambling crusade The Buffalo Senator to-
dav introduced q hill making election bet
ting or the publication or the account Of
an election bet q misdemesnor. Now leg
slators arc asking what will become Of the
man who dances a highland fling at i2d
street and Broadway in case his fsvorite
candidate isn't elected. and the newspa-
pers which find the description Of the pay
ing Of such wagers choice reading. Maybe
Senator Rurd has done some paving up
himself and didn't find it so pleasant as he
expected
other measures introduced in the Legisla-
ture to-day follow:
Senator Grady-.Concurren resolution pro-
hibiting the Legislature from passing any
special or local bill affecting the municipal
government of a city or Incorporated VII
lage
Senator Grady-Providing an income tax
on the excess above s2no Of the net in
come Of . person from any source other
than property exempted from taxation.
Senator Gittins-CrcatinC n new state
teachers retirement fund.
Mr. Hoey-Providing for a commission 10
servo without pay to inquire into the sub
iect Of vivsectiOn.
Mr.. Cuviller-Providing for the election
Of a Vice Mayor in New York city.
Mr.. Mork Requiring street railway cor
poratiOns in cities TO carry school children
a half fare
Mr.. Mork-Providing for maximum
steam or electric railroad fare between
any two stations within the limits Of Man
haitian and the Bronx
Mr. Donovan-Making an oral threat ex-
tortion In case II would he eXtortion If II
were written.
Mr.. O'Connor-Provdirg a pension for
persons over 20 years of age, in case they
have no other income.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02

vldng minimum of ten years imprsoh-
ment 10 wipe out the crime of kidnapping.
the frequency Of which. he declared had nc
come intolerable TO the people Of the state
or February IL the Codes Committee VIII
Sive hearings on the McGrath sunday oase-
ball bill. the oliver measure to permit cities
10 make their own ordinances regulating
Sunday theatricals and Sunday sports, ana
the \. J. Levy bill. 10 permit Jews TO keep
their places OF business open on sunday
The hearing OF the Boylan bill 10 prevent
hootblacks from plying their business after
o'clock on Sunday afternoons will he given
on February o. and there will be hear
ing March on the iIehrn measure making
it a mSdemeanor 10 sell unaalted or unpre-
served foodstuffs which have been kept IN
cold storage for moro than year.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
CR0N|N ARRAIGNS MURPHY
Accuses Tammany of Brutality
to Dutchess Legislators.
TBv Tolc1rarh N H. Trii,rre

by i"tezrafh % IN- Tribune
tishkill Landing, \. Y. Feb. John 4.
Fonin, state secretary Of the League OF
Independent Democratic Clubs. with head
quarters here. tonight publishes in The
Fishktll Herald" half-paSe advertisement
In which he arraiSns Boss" Murphy and
Tammany's tactics in no uncertain way
The villages Of Fishkill Landing and
Matteawan voted 10 consolidate as city
under the commission form OF government,
and Cronin charges that Murphy used the
big stick on Assemblyman Hoyt and Seua-
tor Roosevelt TO get them IN line for Shee-
han Cronin warns local citizens not TO
stand for paying the price OF losing their
charter, that Murphy may corral the vote
Of the Senator and AsSemblyman from this
district lie says that Hoyt is being sub
jected 10 the most brutal and corrupt IN
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
FIRST BILL GOES TO GOVERNOR
Appropriates SAT 900 to Garry Out Auto
Law-Regent To Be Named.

,lbanv. Feb 1.-Senator Frawiey's bill
roappropriatinG $1,000 for the Secretary Of
state 70 carry out the provisions Of the
motor vehicle law. which passed the AS
sembly to-day, is the first measure TO 20
10 the Governor.
\ concurrent resolution was adopted by
both houses fixing Tuesday next at ll:3O
O'Clock as the time for clecting regent
NJ tho University of the State Of New York
10 succeed Edward Lauterbach, whose
term expires April I. The House will con-
vcne in joint session on Wednesday for
compa risOn Of the vote
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
GOVERNMENT ATTACHES STEAMER

The steamboat City Of Lowell. owned by
the New England Navigation Company.
was attached Yesterday by Marshal IIenkel
as the result of a suit brought by Henry 4.
Mise United States Attorney. against the
boat. her engines. tackle. apparel and furni-
ture 10 recover a penaltN Of 5000 for car
rving more passengers than the boats Ii
cense permitted. The complaint charged
that on August : the City of Lowell carried
sOO persons from Pier %, North River. to
tbe Poughkeepsie Bridge 10 witness the
bosa races, although the license placed the
limit Of passengers At Sc0.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS NOTES
Kite Observations on Warship.

santa Barbara. Cal. Feb. I.--Lieutenart
John Rodgers was lifted four hundred feet
from the deck Of the cruiser Pennsylvania
Yesterday by eleven kites The ship was
steamlnS twelve knots against an eight
Knot breeze al the time. and Rodgers. Sus-
pended from the kite cable one hundred
feet aStern. made observations and camera
Views tor fifteen minutes lie sgnallod th.,
results Of his observations 70 the ship
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
Banker. Making Restitution, Pardoned.

Olympia, Wash, Feb. Having reim-
CT dollars to depositors lost bv them whom
his bank failed IN 1899. j. X. Edmiston.
president of the Walla Wald Saving
Bank and the Security SAVINGS Bank ~
Seattle. who has been 4 fugitive from ius
tice since hls conviction IN 1875 was par
doned Yesterday by Governor Hay. and csr
now return to this country. Edmiston =
belieYel 70 be ir Hondurns
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
Banker and Norseman = Su;oid.

Aurora. H.. Feb. Robert NJ Newton.
banker and prominent horseman. committed
suicide last night at Ottowa. H.. by leaping
into the Illinois River The loss n, S7S oop
in the failure of a bank az Billings. Mont
recently is given as the cause
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
Blow 10 Ohio "Orys."

Columbus, Ohio. Feb. THE Dean bill.
opposed by the dry element. rastod liz
Ohio Senate % 70 - late to-day. II pro-
vides that municipalities shall have the
right 10 vote OF tho saloon question re-
gardleSs OF tho country vote. II virtually
repeals the Rose County local option Law.
The bill now goes 10 the House.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02

timidatlon ever attempted IN politics. and
adds that Tammsny followers from here
are being induced 80 Visit Albany to show
the representatives from Dutchess the Wis
dom ~ bending the hinges Of the knee
that favor may follow favnlng
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
WOULD WITHDRAW HArPIN sILL.
IRv Telegraph Z

Bv Telegraph 70 The Tribune.I
Roston. Feb. In tho House this after
noon the Committee on Legal Affairs re-
ported leave 10 withdraw on bill 70 regu-
late the length Of hatpins so that they
would extend not more than two inches
from a hat. The bill Was iutrOducted h''
representative William Newton. Of Sout'l
Boston. and was bitterly fought By tie
women Of his district
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
LOGAN TUCKER RESIGNS

Washington, Feb ] -- Captain Logan
his resignation 70 the President and " has
been accepted 10 take effect March 81
Cdpt3in Tucker. grandson ~ Mrs Tohn
4 Logan. has been on duty ~ the duar-
termasteIs department n the corps siuce
1905,
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
Target Test with Ram kstahdin.

Norfolk. Va. Fob. 1.-The ram Katshdin
viii leave Norfolk tomorrow for tho Vico-
mco River 10 undergo target tests with
new lsham shells loaded With nitro geiat tine.
fired by the monitor Tallahassee against a
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
RALLY ABOUT "LAFE" YOUNG
Iowa Lines Tighten-Miss Pank-
hurst Addresses Assembly.

Des Moincs. Iowa. Feb. IA caucus oil
Tho supporters of Lafayette Young Tor
United States Senator was held last night
When It adjourned at midnight II was an
nounced that every man present had
pledged himself TO vote for Young untll the
end Of the session unless special primary
Dill should pass in the meantime,
tremendous crowd witnessed the voting
In the Assembly to-day Many women were
present, attracted by the announcement
That Miss f. Sylvia Pankhurst would speak
on woman suffrage Immediately after the
Joint ballot. The votina Itself was feature
less There was no material change.
Miss Pankhurst, addressing the joint as
sembly. declared that unless the legislators
permit women 10 vote. the latter would set
about 10 defeat the men for reelection.
she asserted that unless women are per
mitted TO vote "our civilization may pass
away like other great world civilizations
vanished"
Io-day's ballot resulted as follows; Ken
yon. ts; Young. 81; Garst. !; Porter. Demo
crat' ~; absent, S; necessary to elect. u.
Denver. Feb. Mayor Speer ct Denver
gained two votes in to-day's ballot for
United States Senator. No election re-
suited. The vote: Democrats-Adams. 20,
Martin. p MaUpin /; O'Donnell ;: Taylor.
:. Thomas. ); Speer. %: Shsfroth. I; Ward,
y Republicans-Dawson, f. GoTdy, ];
Vale. l. McCreary. 20.
Helena. Mont. Feb. l.--To-days ballot for
United States Senator follows: Carter. Re-
publican. 81: Walsh, Democrat. %. Conrad.
Democrat, Is; scattered, Is, necessary TO q
choice g.
Jacksonville. Fla, Feb. IN. r. Bryan,
Progressive Democrat, vas nominated for
the United States Senate in yesterday S
primaries according 10 almost complete re-
turns. His opponent vas w 4. Blount.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
Injured Student Taken Home.

Philadelphia. Fob. l.-Harold Collins Wa
ren. th" Princeton student who injured his
spine IN 4 wrestling match on Decen,bnr.
o was brought TO his PARENTS homo ir
SWarthnore in special car and sufon,o.
biles Warren has regaiucd some use OF he
legs
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
cast to south winds. becoming northoes, Fri

day.
For Eastern New York. unsettled ana warm
~. with snow IN northern and rain or SNOW In
southern portion 10y 10 night and on Frida
increasing cast winds. becoming northwest ri
day.
For Western rennsy yl'anis. unsettled 20 da-:
rain or snow and colder h' night. Friday. local
SHOWS. much colder; brisk 10 high shifting
winds. becoming northwest Thur dav ui.ht
Tor Western Sew York. rain or snow. and
warmer to-cay. Trtds'. SNOW. much colder:
hrisk to hi=h shifting winds. becoming north
vest Friday.
oNcial observations of tho tinted States
,,osfher bureaus taken - ID IN -cst.r,i.,.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02

Hiahest temperature 'ts'erda 3h degrees
lowest - s,eTsre. 90 sversse fcr correspond
ing date last yesT - average To- corresponding
date last thirty three wears 20
Locsl Forecast Pain snor tv 20 night ard
on Friis, Increasing east rindS becoming
northwest FTids.,
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
OfhriaI Record.

Jccel ohicisl Record The following o~cial
record from the Weather Bureau shows th4
changes IN 'he Temperature for the last twenty
fnur hours IN comparison r-ith the ccrrs spending
lat
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02

rusrv record and in Eastern and southern Ms
scuri thc maximum temperatures ot - we've
from 10 : degrees higher than the February
record
cold wave warnings have hofu ordered 70,
Wyoming Northeastern colorado. Eastern sh'
Sonthcru North Dakota. south Dakota ~
traska. Kan as. Missouri Iowa. Minnesota
" is.onsin Michigan Illinois. Indiana and ohio.
storm paraiuGs arc displayed ON The 'aii
foiuia coast from S4h Trsncisco 10 Eureka AZ.
o1 tho Atlantic Cods' from Sandr Hook u
Passport
The crest n the ono River food vii ros"r
cincinnati Fridsv night. With stage ~ ahoi'
NM two feet. two fee' above nood stage. The
n. .o. situation ~ california Is someo hat les;
critical although the sacramento River con
iiiues 70 rise below olUsa.
The winds alons tna Hew FnCland Coast VII
In Increasing northeast 80 cast. becoming hlel
TT ursdsv: middle s'lanfic coast Increasing
easf. south Atlantic coast. moderate 80 brisk
:. nth. easi Gulf coast moderat" soEih shftinf
>, northwest Thfrs'av night. V"st Gun coast
r,rderaie and ,ariabls t'coninc north. Isk'
Michigan. nigh northwest
steamers derarting Thursdnv for European
rn.ts win have Increasing northeast 20 Nss'
oirFs and unsettled Veathoi ~ tne Grand
- rlr
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02

England increasing 1lopdin~ss sra uarner tn
day 18th sncrr IN northern snd srcr rain
IN ,ov,hern port on p, night end IN Fridav.
Older Fri4s- in pAsiArn ana southern portions
,r,sL 20 hiRh northeast 70 east winds becoming
west Frida'
~ The District - folumbis Maryland and
r,aisware unsettled and FARMER today rain AZ
rish' Or Frida,. colder FRIDAY. increasing east
- south pinds becoming northeast Friday
For Nsa j-rsev and Eastern Penns,lvanis
,,,sst,isd and warmer fo-day. rain Cr SNOW in
nor,h.rn rain IN southern portion BY Thursdsv
n zbt and on Fridsy. colder FTidsy. increasing
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
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