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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-11-14
HOG VIRUS DANGEROUS.


Found to Bc Infected with Germs of
Plague.
Cnicago. Nov. 9.-Hog cholera virus
manufactured at the Union Stock
Yards has been found infected with
germs Of foot and mouth disease and
two plants making the remedy were
closed today. All the virus on hand,
worth about $4,000. was condemned.
Scventy-five inspectors were detailed
to visit all farms to which the virus
has been shipped since October 1.
Fifty-four head Of the 500 pedi-
greed dairy cattle exhibited at the
National dairy show are suffering from
the disease. These prize cattle have
an average value Of about $4,000.
Secretary Houston has advised 'in the
interest of the country at large" the
slaughter Of these animals. but so far
has not issued an order to that effect.
Owners Of the prize herd have FORM
ed an organization, retained counsel
and are prepared to resist such an
order by injunction.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-11-14
BIG FIRE IN COLUMBIA.
STREET RAILWAY COMPANY SI7E.
FEIfS LOSS OF APPROXI.
MATELY 100000.
Car Barn and Dozen Cars DESTROYED i'm
Spectacular BlaZe-LOss is Covered
by Insurancc-Scrvicc INTERRUPTED
Temporarily.

Columbia, Nov. 11.-One of the car
barns Of the Columbia Railway, Gas
and Electric company, located on To-
baccO street near the union station,
was completely destroyed by fire lust
before midnight last night, causing a
loss Of nearly 100000, covered by in
known. The fire was one Of the most
Spectacular that has occurred in Co.
lumbia in many years and was ac-
coinpanied by series Of explosions.
The fire was discovered at lilo o'clock
and at 11.40 o'clock the building was
completely destroyed. the brick walls
having collapsed.
Il have no idea what caused the
fire." said Alfred Wallace, general
manager of the street railway COM
pany, last night.
The building destroyed last night
was over 200 feet long and so feet
wide and contained IL cars, II being
summer cars, stored away for the
winter. One pay-as-you-enter car was
run into the building early last even
ing. The companion building, used
for storing the winter cars in the
service, which stands only a few feet
away. was only slightly damaged.
Officials Of the street railway COM
pany said that the II or IL cars de-
stroyed were worth from $4,000 to
$4,000 each. The building contained
five tracks.
The building destroyed was con-
structed Of brick and steel, with a ce-
ment gravel roof and was not con-
sidered absolutely fire proof. The floor
was concrete. The building was erect
$4,000. 1t was constructed to re-
place the old car barn on lower Main
street.
Columbia fire companies made IL
quick run to the fire, but it had gained
much headway. Hundreds Of spccta-
tors We're attracted by the fire. To
prevent an accident the current in
that seciOn Of the city was cut off for
some time and many cars were tied
up on various lines.
Officials Of the street railway COM
pany said last night that the service
would not be hampered as a result of
the fire.
''The fire was discovered at the
right entrance Of the barn on Tobac-
CO street No one knows the cause"
said General Manager Wallace last
night.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-11-14
GRAIN PLANTING CAMPAIGN.
FOoDSTUFFs NOW REAL MONEY
CROP.
WATSON and Long Point Out Special
Opportunity Of south Carolina Grow

Columbia. Nov. s.-An address Is.
sued yesterday to the people of South
Carolina by z. J. Watson. State COM
missioner Of agriculture. and w. w.
Long. state agent Of the federal farm
demonstration service and director OF
the extension work Of Clemson COL
isge. says that the real money crop
Of 1915 not only should but must con-
sist OF grain" and solicits cooperation
In the campaign which Is to be made
to promote the seeding at once of
fcodstuffs crops In this State. The
address follows:
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-11-14
WILL Isl; A DEFICIT.
Election Printing Appropriation Is III
adequate.

Columbia. Nov. 10.--A. w. Jones
comptroller general, has begun the
payment Of claims caused by the gen
eral election. The appropriation was
$40. 400. Managers and commissioner:
will receive $4,000. only 40 per cent.
or 5000, will be paid on the printing
bills. There will be Il deficit of about
So 600 for the printing, to he met bN
he next general assembly.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-11-14
BIG YEAR FOR CROPS.
Figures fer 1911. Above the Average.

Washington, Nov. 10.-Yields of all
crops in the United States in 1914 was
1923 per cent. or 2.3 per cent. above
the average, according to statistics
announced today by the department
of agriculture. The average yields by
States, included North Carolina,
1881; South Carolina, 1881; Georgia,
Mississippi, 1881; Louisiana, 1887;
Texas, 1887.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-11-14

are interested will communicate inn
mediately with the commissioner of
agriculture at Columbia. When the
itinerary is announced giving the
dates and hours il is hoped that every
farmer from the adjacent country
Will make it his business t. be pres
cnt and ask for ana obtain at first
hand the Information that lie desires.
IL. j. Watson,
Commissioner Of Agriculture;
w. w. Long.
state Farm Demonstration Agent.
Columbia.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-11-14
How tho House Stands.

Washington, Nov. 1O.-An unoffi-
cial list Of representatives. elect to
the next congress was completed to-
aay by South Trimble, Clerk of the
house. The compilation, which is not
finally verified, gives
Democrats 233, Republicans 1913,
Progressives Z, Independent /, Social,.
ist I. Total 435.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-11-14
STOCK YARDS OPEN MONDAY
Slaughter Of Cattle Will Begin q
Midnight Sunday.

Chicago, Nov. 10.--After q thor
ough disiLfection, the Chicago stool;
yards will reopen next Sunday at
midnight. Shipments Of livestock
from non-infected districts then will
be received and slaughtering re-
sumed.
In determining infected districts the
county will be Used as the unit. Ev-
cry county where a case Of foot and
mouth disease has appeared will be
prohibited from shipping In livestock.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-11-14
Looks to tho South.

New York. Nov. 9.-The first branch
OF an American National bank to be
established in a foreign country will
10 formally opened 70. business in
Buenos Aires tomorrow. Authority for
the opening OF such a branch has
been granted to n New York bank. it
was announced here today.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-11-14
WILL CANVAS VOTE.
State Board Meets Tomorrow to Dc
clare Results.

Columbia, Nov. 9.-State board of
canvaSSorS will meet tomorrow in the
office Of r. NJ. McCown, secretary of
State, to canvass the returns and de-
clare the result of the general election
held last Tuesday in South Carolina.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-11-14
II. II. COMMUNICATIONS CUT.
Link Between United
States and Mexico Severed.

Laredo, Nov. 11.-RailrOad ccmmu-
between Mexico City and the
border were cut off today.
An announcement was made that only
trains between Neuvo Laredo and
Monterey will be operated on the Ma
tional railway.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10
SPEAKER SEES
UNITED PARTY
Eos. IArLo. oEonoE Ex-zvsIAs.
TIC own REPUBLICAN, OUTLOOK.
says rroEressivs Ranks Are Thtnzins
pA1y-Eow Opposes Extra Sea-
sion OF Legislature.

AccordinE TO Hon. TAYLOR George. 90
fhihppi. speaker Of the house % dele
teaily unit and thc tndicr tions A.,
That ~ will sweep the state a. the neat
election. The Progressive sentiment is
dNindling daily" he said last night. IN
fact there Is no Progressive party IN
or county. Barbour. and but little any
Accompanied by c. N. Murphy and "
r. Ice. jr.. prominent attorneys 81 Phil
ippi. MI George arrived In the cits late
yesterday Afternoon, 20 attend the
week When seen a. the MSi.ars last
night By an lntsiligencer reporter ne
MAS enthusiasttc regarding the future
OF the Republican party In West Nr-
There Is practically nothing LEFT OF
me froEres-iNe party. the Speaker de-
Harbour county and 1 find but httIe
Bull Moose sentiment anywher.. The
ooy- are returning q the Republican
parry. The Fellows who voted for Roose-
Welt at the last election see that b.
maintaining their stand they will dis
rupt the Republican party. Consequent
~. none but a Few disgruntled office
seekers are remaining IA the Bull Moose
ranks l will not b. surprised 10 Sc
them place ticket an the field bat IN.
rcorEanizcd Republican party will sweep
the state. Notwithstanding the combined
Democrats.
The Democratic tinkering with IN.
tarim and Wilson's administration are
driving the voters back to thu Rspubii-
cans. ana the outlook n exceptionally
good, / think"
Opposes Extra Session.
speaker George has undergone a de-
Slded change or heart REGARDING the ne
cessity OF an extra session OF the state
lexis stature 90 make provision FOR in
creasinE the states revenues after the
prohibiting amendment becomes effec-
he said.
The statute provides that the COVER
nor may borrow money FOR any length
OF time not exceeding eighteen months
ana at rate Of interest not to exceed
two cents on each $1,000 for each day
hy means OF temporary loan the gov
ernor viii be able 10 maintain the state
INSTITUTIONS. and special session OF the
iegislature viii not be necessary.
wrote letters 20 members OF the
legislature asking their views iu the
matter. but found that sentiment was
opposed % an extra session. The con-
sensus OF opinion seems TO be that there
- no necessity FOR e. and I believe IL
would be better not To have any"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10

The Knights Of py'hise will hold 4
regular merfinr in their hail iu fhs
Opera block thle evening
a very ruioyublc Bowling party was
EiFnn on The Ideal alleys an south
Fuurin street. IHaI evening and several
good scores were made.
Many local people ere rlad traf we
ore sufrrIuE upon thn fnrf week III the
Erouud-hUE weather
The Forsstr-a win meet in regular
session ihl1 cF.uInr iu their ball in tho
rhrrNr .llsrNrN IuiIdIuI
large sum az nancy viii D. uald
out g. the minors iu fIIr vicinity TODAY
90 they haNe been mrtInr good time
several 'nraI people wont DOB ef Cfaira.
LtII' yesterday tu HHHT frt decision in
VIC n1HUh7nu. u"Hr".HIura recently
frird Iu common UI.r. court
Tho regular muufHT. Hn..f... of fHl
n'ard "i health VII %. held IHi. evening
building
Tho NHskina EIrra works resumed ir
IuII N..f.rdHf uINUrIu. after several
Uafa .Huf down
The WORK oI erecting tIe rst muraue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10

81 the Y. =. Hcslop undertaking psrt,,-.,
on Syutlt Fourth street. b. progrcs,-i...
'"Pi"iF ana viii be completed this yyccL
r, Rev. }. $. Hill left yesterday To-,
iehury Nania Tor a short Visit Uitb bis
~ .hts anu viii return the latter parf
WIZ Faust will leave to-day for bfs
Hpne ~ Jeanette. ia. after a lev DAYS
N'-lt "ith his brother. Ired In this city
Wilbur liesiop returned 90 his home
w ms CITY yesterday after spcndin..
sunday In GAINESVILLE
Milbur Davis yesterday received bf.
new Iuick car ordered several days ago
this city. sN"Ns !"
Mlsses Florence Rose and Mary Far-
neii teachers In the Schcetz BUILDING
VII leave to-day 70 whit the schools H.
pittsburgh for two dlys.
There are stili several complaints fo
ms city an regard 90 milk being stolen
dents. w.
large number Of fight fans or this
CITY, have made arrangements 10 attend
ing
The iaughlin TIN mill resumed opera-
ions IN an departments yeetsrdsy
morning. after two uays idiencss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10


Before a representative body of the
business interests OF the city and
county Mr. Lennart Akesson, presi-
dent OF the Swiss Liquid Gas Co. of
Zurich and general manager of the
Liquid Fuel and Gas Co, Of this city.
delivered a very interesting address
and demonstration OF the powers OF
liquid gas last night in the Board OF
Trade rooms
Although slightly handicapped by
his knowledge OF the English Ian
guage. his address was considered or
great value and worth 20 those inter
ested in the great manufacture OF
this product. which Is claimed TO sur
pass anything yet found for heat.
safety and power. Mr. Akesson is a
graduate OF the University OF Hels-
ingfors. Finland and a scholar OF
great ability He has spent the great %
er part OF his later life in the study
Of liquifying gas. and is the owner or
vast estates In Switzerland, and part
owner in the Glacier Garden Factory
near Zurich
BY practical demonstrations. he
showed tbs vast worth OF liquifying
gas and its part in the manufacture
ing. domestic and pleasure world
Stereoptican views were thrown on
the canvass 10 show the things that
are being done with the gas, By n
machine lighted with 10 and gas Jets
were placed on rack and lighted
in their turn 20 show the greater
lighting power Of the illuminant
Mr.. AkessOn was introduced BY /
heuyeldop. vice president OF tho
Liquid Gas Company. On which ne paid
quite a tribute % the man Of the how
lie referred 10 him as the man VINO
had spent years IN the study Of tho
great process Of liquifyinu gas and az.
ranging 10 30 that % might be- used
Tor prOmotivc purposes
Praises local Man.
Following his Introduction. Mr.
AkcasOn said Gentlemen. We arc
indebted TO The FngiiHh for the do
Of liquihcd gas There 7rc few gases
in the world what cannot be- hqui
ned, yct the government prohibits ODE
liquiiyinE Of acctflinc Natural rqH
~ hquihcd hy the passing Of 10
through chemicals reduced 90 forty
degrees below zero Then Do can h.
bottled and shipped to- all places nh
pressure makes the liquifylnE OF tho
go possible Ihe natural eas boz tao
eafth, before Gee release from fa
strata. Dr. in the Same condition Urt
m d. after 10 has been Uruifnr ro
Albcrt Vt. Schcnk ig the credit of mac.
lnE the hrst practical proof OF thir
Queellpn. Hls theory advanced and
spread abroad aided me- in my work
eDoui one year nFo 7 noticed q
small ifcm In tho American Motor
which told ~ Mr. Schenk and III
Work Of MANUFACTURING eaa. and thu
arucle caused me tO leave Ewifgaf.
land and come 10 America. and later
20 mis- city. IN my country of sw.t
znriand, the liquid gas question
ia-l takinE pc place in tho manuf1r
iurinE and domestic world Hv fre
uQuliNInE of natural -aa. Do b. iu.t
replacing Do In The form DO was before
iiH release from The ground Gas can
Do compressed into steel ronfafrrr.
"na sent from one place 20 another
Ak'sson here demon sfrated fh
lure machines ~ Tho modern fvpo b.
'"ea views OF natural gas wells
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10
Liquid Gas and Its Uses Was
Subject of Interesting Talk

and the casing head gas fluid: a pic
ture or MIR. Schenk who is the owner
OF the WarwOod plant, >the factory
where the liquid gas Is being manu-
featured. furnaces the liquifying dis
ullery and other relative parts OF the
manufacturing process Before CIV
ing practical demonstrations of the
hghtlng and heating powers. he eN-
planned 10 his audience that the gas
was perfectly harmless and no dan.
ger OF explosion present
lie then showed the disCharging OF
a steel bottle Of liquid gas with the
automatic valve By this he proved
that with the installation OF the svs'
TEN. the operator did not need to be
continually watching the tank "a
save an explosion or the regulation
OF the power. One OF the most inter
esung parts was the forming Of frost
on the outer portion of the pipe. lead
ms from the bottle The gas was
then forced into a glass bottle. ice
formed on the bottom OF the recep
tacle, and when a match was put 10
The top flame issued.
Domestic Use.
lie then showed the different
strength OF lights and the efficient
heating stove for liquid gas. Durinp
the demonstrations ne explained in
tricate parts. He then showed the
power Of the gas by melting a steel
wire without oxygen. by the gas and
common air. Then by the lantern
slides he showed further proof of Inc
manufacture Of the gas To show tho
superiority OF liquid gas in dentaI
work. he melted gold bv The new
process in ten seconds. Then to show
that no danger of backnrinR into ths
pipes was possible and that the ac
companying dangers of the gas hose
were not present he quickly removed
the hose from the dental apu4ratue
The release Of the gas into the free
AR caused a momcntary crack like 4
gun, but the gas Immediately stopped
burning
lie then showed the use Of tho ga,
in molding and cutting of metals viii
an OUTFIT from The Wheeling steel
tasting company which o. being uaed
% That factory a large steel c8ef'
-inT Wna Cuf I'm two Darts in "a vcry
short time by Tho heat a MOVING
picture n.m was then put on bv Nh
hIlnhmier fne local photographer
ana was produced through machine
run hy ihD N1U.ncd gas Tho views
were of Tho semi centennial and mo
wreck 90 kOurF.s Point some limo
ago. The lighting power OF tho ras
through the moving picture machine
not only riFalD1 Out auruaeaed fbe
lighting power OF electricity
Mt Akns9On ended bv saving DO
wished fO Soc The LIQUID rna rura
ton pushed forward and .n Time taks
me pIac" that really belongs 90 it
lharIes D1W.cr of the Wheeling
steel Casting company in proof o'
shat Mr Akese0u had said f0id mo
audience That DIE firm had been us
InE tne liquid r1s for some time and
.1nnd Do f0 be 600 chat was claimed
DIT" said Wr can cut The heaviest
steel DOB shorter time and more erfeI,
"ILn ino liquid r1s Than Wc could
my men or others would not u.rs
around Hn 0rtournfyIinc forge with
p.n' Irnt Ie you goo there on fHfa
ulIIf SIR UuWIHr then invited aH
Do would 0r could fo 40 to tHrIr
factory and fFrr. 500 tho work fF.,
we're DOING WHH 'Ho liquid gas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10
COL. RODGERS
Prominent Resident and Former Con
federste Soldier Passes Away
Following Brief illness.

The death of Col. J. V. L. Rogers
occurred last night az 1880 o'clock
at his late residence. No. 3O3 North
Front street. Island. following an III.
ness OF q few days. The deceased
was in his seventeen year and was
well known in this city and vicinity.
Col. Rodgers was member OF
'Shriver's Greys.' the famous com.
pany In the Confederate army. and
served with distinction throughout
the war OF the rebellion
For many years past he has been
engaged ia the insurance business.
having one OF the largest FIRE insur-
anCe agencies in the city. Funeral
arrangements had not been com
pleted ~ an early hour this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10
HALF MILLION FIRE.

WACO. Texas. March 9.-Property
valued at "A half million dollars was
destroyed today when the plant OF
the Exporters and Traders Ware.
house and Compress company In East
Waco was burned. The loss includes
the 100000 plant. FIVE thousand bales
of cotton. eight box cars OF the Mis-
souri,, Kansas a. Texas railroad and
adjoining Outhouses Of the company
Losses were said 20 be nearly COW
cred by insurance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10
RIVER NEWS

The steamer kaaawha bond FOR
pittsburgh. did not get away from tic
local wharf until $50 o'clock yesterday
morning. more than a day behind time.
she - scheduled to pass here on the re-
turn trip TO Charleston "Wednesday NOR
ming at 3 o'clock.
The. Liberty arrived last night and
VIII clear at IL o'clock this morning for
Matamoras
The Tornado. James Moran and the
sam Brown were among the ton boats
returning 10 Pittsburgh yesterday with
tows OF empties.
The river was rising slowly last
night. the stage being near he seven
foot mark
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10

To short time day current will be Iu
Use an over the city as the men IRE
working hard on the matter 81 putting
up the extra wires that are uF. ra-ars
Tor the sam s. large shipment 0f met.
ers was received the other Hay and as
soon ns they are placed the CHrrerf will
- turned on. Work viii ala1 Do started
ln a. rev days ON the INSTALLATION ~ the
new porch lighting ss stom which was
--u----- DIV ------- u No ---- --------
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10
MARTINS FERRY


This afternoon at l o'clock az the
weber livery stable will be held the
sale of the household goods OF Charles
Farrell. a former resident Of this city.
who left some time ago for parts un-
known. The sale Will be conducted by
Constable Duncan and will be TO satisfy
attachments held on the goods by local
people. All kinds OF household goods
including kitchen utensils will be OF
fered for sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10

Joe Roy. ~ this city. was fnrI g. and
r0eta ON two charges iu Squire r. IT.
,mrH court laet evening preferred hy
claimed that be lnruit0I the woman and
then kicked her. Tho trouble occurred
30 foretFu boarding house SUNDAY
evening. Tho fine end costs amounted
Co. f2f Boo eli w4e unid aud the man was
released
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10

The Ladies' Auxiliary 10 the Martins
Ferry hospital association held we'll
attended meeting iu tho hospital par
lors last evening and several important
matters were given attention during the
evening. They also made furtnrr ur-
rangements for the play. In StOryboOk
Land which viii br given az the audi
forum some time next month. The
auxiliary will meet iu the near future
10 make further arrangements Tor the
entertainment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10
cose SIGNS FoR TWO YEARs

DETROIT. Mich. March 9.--When
President Frank J. Havin. Of the De.
troit American League team returned
from New York today. he found
awaiting him the signed contract Of
Iy Cobb. Navin had given Cobb the
right 10 make IL for one or two sea
sons and the champion batsman made
10 a two year contract
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10

On Monday March TO- a Bcal law
election will be held iu the town Of TIL
louisville the coming city OF jefferson
county situated above this city. The
election was petittOned for By the vets
iu the hope that they would be able to
land the saloons in the village. IL b.
expected that the drys will be out iu
fun force from now until the day set
for the election
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10
Firut shinment OF on.

The FIRST shipment Of ore Tor the new
smelling works above the city was or
dered yesterday from "A Colorado firm
and wiii be- sent TO Tiltunsvtlle a. soon
as the order can be hllcd. 10 d. the
intention Of the management OF the
plant 20 start operations about the nrst
Of July a. good progress ig being made
on the erection Of the plant b. progrlss-
ing rauldly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10

EUFfAtO. n. s.. March 9-The
connecting Terminal one million
bushels elevator owned by the con
ucDtinr Terminal railroad. wrs de-.
FtrCyed by Gre tonight Tho loss
was placed ~ about 500. 600 by
Charles y Strasmcr. general agent
Of The COMPANY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10

A man under the influence o. intozf-
cnntg he'd a. narrow escape from hrlnE
run down By street car ON Buckeye
street last evening about E.1T O'Clock.
Tho mru was walking in the street and
Just a. the car went past him Doe start.
"n nrrnee tho track. The presence Of
mind 81 the m0tOrmun iu nfI that pre-
vented n fatal nrfffrnf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-10
River Stages.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, March 9
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-53 feet,
falling: cloudy.
STEUBENVILLE-7.4 feet. station.
airy: clear
PhRKERSBURG-1O feet. falling:
cloudy.
MoRGANTOWN-7 feet, station
airy: cloudy
OIL CITY, feet. falling; cloudy.
WARREN - IL feet, stationary I;
snow.