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TALK.
In THE AIR
HIGH OFFICIAL SAYS ENG
LAND WOULD CONSIDER
SUGGESTION FROM U. S.
Germany Making Some Moves To-
ward Peace-British Officials
Talk COnciliatOry.

LONDON. Sept, ;. D. MN high
official circles here II Is learned au-
thoritatively that recent rumors of
peace have no foundation in any step
taken by the British government or
IN any statement issued here from au-
thoritative sources.
Although no representative of the
government would place himself on
record on the subject of the peace
rumors the following expression was
obtained from a. high official who de-
clined permission TO use his name.
am inclined to believe that Ger.
many Is making some move in the dir
ection of peace, but 7 can state that
England has absolutely no intention
OF making at the present time any
concessions other than those enunci-
ated in Premier Asquith's famous
Guildhall speech on November Q last.
when he said the irreducible mini
mum OF terms included the restora-
ton OF Belgium, security for France
against aggression. the rights of ex.
Ftence for small nations and the over
throw OF the Prussian military ma
chine. OF course. the sole decision
does not rest with England as, for
instance. France must Judge what con
sututes her safety from aggression.
Would Receive Attention.
IT suggestion of peace terms
should come from the United States.
u would be received here with the
same attention that is always given
any communication from the country
with which we have so much in com
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Ing Of the Pan American conference
VIII Do called soon, but DO was author
tativcly stated that no date had vel
been set ln tho appeal. sent fhrtrl
weeks aEo. Do was eurrcafcd that fnnl
days would b. considered bv tho con
ffrocs a reasonable time In which IN
.wcfa mifht Do prepared BY those
who received DO
lrcsidcnt Wilson sent telorraml
% Gay Co lhc President Of Brazil com
nt ndlnF the services rendered to fhnl
lulleu states government hV the Bra
lillian minister at Mexico City
Htato Department moeEarra todaVl
tepQricd quiet 90 Tampico with rail-
road communication opened bctwcrnl
mere and san Luis pofosf FromI
EaEle Pnse The railroad a. opened aaI
tar south aa Sabinas. aithoufh sever
~ bridges ere out south OF there
Railway omClals hopc 10 reonon fhoI
ilnc 20 Iorrcon and saifnio next week
from Vera Cruz came n report That
bandits Yesterday had blown IN N
frciEht train fl miles from here on
me Mexican railway and that yanafa
Followers had attacked a narrrnrrrI
train on The Ialata Toocoio line two
dave before
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FIND 10 BODIES
IN ILL FATED F-4

HONOLULU, Sept 3-Ten bodies
we're found today IN the huu Of The
nlted states submarine FL They
we're crowded together In the engine
room. when a hole was cut fbrongh
me steel plates 10 effect an entrance
One body was identified as thai ~
st ~ J. Mahan.. machinist's mate. Of
Members Of the naval board of IN.
lulry declined 10 discuss the oues.
slon or whether the finding OF 80 many
bodies In the compartment indicated
me nature Of the accident which
caused the vessel 10 sink In Honolulu
Den on board anu
~ was suggested By some OF those
s, orHsns on the submarine that an ex-
plosion elsewhere in the vessel caused
room hsih'
50 fer l3 bodies have been taken
rom the hold Of the submarine OH.
ers; many In the fraEmentary sfsfe
no BADLY decomposed. have been Ia.
eated. covered with wreckage on the
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S1OO,OOO,OOO
LOAN REPORT
ENGLAND SAID TO HAVE MADE
TEMPORARY BORROW ON
WALL STREET.
Preliminary Loan Made On Col.
lateral Brought to This
Country In Four Lots

NEW YORK. Sept. 3.-Au indica.
tions today tended 10 confirm a report
current In Wall street that Great
Britain had borrowed from $4,000 600
to S100.OOOOO0 temporarily in this
market to correct the exchange rate
on sterling until such time as her
commissioners shall reach New York
and consummate negotiations looking
toward the hotation OF a much larger
credit loan here.
There was no confirmation or denial
OF this report BY the big men Of New
horhs financial world. Most OF them
refused positively 10 discuss IL. and
the Few who did said that there was
nothing In the way Of an announce.
ment hat could be made ~ this time
according 10 the report. the colIat-
eral on which this preliminary loan
was Issued was brought TO New York
IN TOUT lots and aggregated the an
pIoAimato hgures Of tho sum borrow
ed Two Of the shipments Of collaf.
eral. totalinE about SIS 600 200 were
brought from Great Britain 10 Halifax
ABOARD British mon-of-war and ahipnod
lnence - New York with about ffO0
uOo. 1000 I'm gold within the paat fhirfy
days. The two other bundles on ~
eufltles we're said 20 have been
brought here aboard the liners Adria.
&c and 81 Paul. which reached New
York yesterday
This loan. ~ made. was REGARDED A.
only a make-shift 10 clarity the rur.
charged atmosphere Of tho foreign or
chhnse markets Spurrcd by an I'M
seen ftimulant. rates rallied fn rnor.
tacular manner today. sterling soar.
Ing ten cents or more af tho 0rcniur
or the market They fell back later
but on the DAYS Transaction a rub
etantal gain ~ three and 0ne.haif
AT 1855
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TURKS DOUBT A
GERM VICTORY

PARIS. Sept 3 1905 .. ma des|
patch 10 the Havas agency frorl
Bucharest dated September i, says:
"Constantinople kilograms say thai
the committee OF union and progress
ts beginning 10 have doubts a. 10 thd
hnal victory Of Germany and "a con-
siderinE the consequences Of defeat
u has given orders that Greeks and
Bulgarians be treated with an con
alteration. Other foreigners. includl
ing belllgerents, are closely watched.
but are pot being molesfed.
No more German artillery EN-
gineer Officers are arriving and al
tempts arc being made 10 train Turk.
ish officers 10 replace them. Thesa
attempts are meeting with only little
success.
THE great fear In Turkish o9IeisI
circles d. that Bulgaria VIII refuea
The agreement proposed. and Thar Corl
many VIII fail in her negotiation.
with Rumania for the transit Of muuil
lions. The opinion I'm Consfanflnopir
generally inclines On possimlam. p
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Be Weekly, Not an Annual,
Visitor to the House of God

10 10 CHURCH n you wish adore God,
mere are any number Of in world today who de-
care mat hey do not need 70 GO TO CHURCH Thv saw thar
they are leading good lives they are honest and God fa
ing Asked they believe in Supreme Being they become
indignant Of course they believe in God
ms appeal directed these Isn't il fair N assume
hat the supreme Being demands obedience from his
followers this earth Is enough 10 obey the laws Of COD
Doesn't God want love? Doesn't he adorahon9 where
ana how can man adore the Creator church, The
enurh - me earthly home Of the Supreme Being in church
that he will be found
MAN NAY &c RieHTEoUs AND JUST. HG NAY &c COD
FtHNhe HE NAY LIVE w EVERY LAW o. GOO Auo
oF THE LAND. sUT HE MUST MORE NJ Ne vIsgrs TO
OBTAIN SALVATION Ne MUST co cHURcH AZ wusT az
MORE THAN QUARTERLY A sEMLARNUAL or AN AH,ttAt
VISITOR TO The EARTHLY HOME Or COO. some pFesous
HHt QUICK TO MisJUocE a MAN Sci DOM ts srrn
~ DIVINE SERVICE. Ne the MOST steurroue
PERSON IMAGINABLE MS FAILURE TO ArTsSo
20 SURF TO EXCITE SUSPICION. PEOPLE WILL rguN
IHAI ~ HAS SOME GREAT SECRET SIN THEY WILL rs,nS
THAT ne IS TRYING TO CONCEAL SOMETHING
II IS not enough that you obey God
You must love God
TO CHURCH. " " ~ "O''"
co TO CHURCH next Sunday
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HURRICANE WILL
DO LITTLE DAMAGE

WASHINGTON. Sept 8-The hur.
ricane that blew up from tho Wet
indies yesterday was couferrd fonIrbt
over me eastern section off The Guild
or Mexico. 10 probably viii strike boz
land 90 some point ON The west Florida
coast, according 90 weather bureau III.
hcials who say if apparently will not
cover an extensive area and win I'D.
minlsh in intensity az H move ir
from the sea
SECOND tropical storm. active In
me vicinity Of bermuda. probably VIII
move uorthoaFtward aud spend nr
force on the Atlantic ocean shin.
ping in AT The danger zones has been
warned
The Gulf storm fret appeared La
force yesterday near tho faie I'D pine
~ moved northwest during tho miami.
and today tho coast Guard cutter
Miami encountered 10 west of Krv
West Tho gale was blowing af
rate N from s0 fo 100 miles al hour
pc O'Clock this morning
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BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Sept, 3
-meSieans on the MEXICAN side
Of the Rio orande late today fired
nearly hundred shots at an
American army aeroplane flynn
over Brownsville. and then turned
their guns against a squad Of
American soldiers on guard at the
Brownsville electric light plant.
When the firing started the sol.
diers got behind shelter and re.
turned the fire. There were no
casualties.
lieuts. Joseph c. Morrow and
=. Jones were In the aero.
This was the second time with
IN TWO days that a United States
army aeropiane was fired upon
ne aNistors did not know they
rag been hred upon until they
United States soldier. =. q.
Iultos ranch, 20 miles north az
mere, have captured and were
holding for Investigation ten M
cans supposed TO be members on
ratoina gang.
United States cavalry and In.
tsntry and posses OF county 81.
neers and eitiz.ns Tonight con.
tlnued a search FOR outlaw MerI
cans through the section Of eoun.
Wy ~ miles from here, where two
americans were murdered yester.
The list Of bandit dead stood Al
SO te-nieht- though others prob
10y ssvs been Killed and uot re-
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is DEFENSE
MRS. MOHR CLAIMS NEGROES
IMPLICATED HER TO
SAVE SELVES.
Believes Motive Of Negroes In
Numbering Doctor Was Rob
bery-Attends Funeral.

PROVIDENCE. r. j.. Sept. 3.-The
defense OF Mrs. Elizabeth Tiffany
Blair Mohr to the charge that In n
Jealous rage she plotted the death OF
her husband. will be that both DIR. {.
Franklin Mohr and herself were VIC
utns or a conspiracy. unless present
expectations are disappointed.
In an interview today which was
terminated when she lost her COM
posture for the first time since her ar.
rest, che declared her belief that tie
three negroes who now accuse her
had planned TO waylay DIR. Mohr ana
TOD him. She holds that when they
broke down under the grilling Of the
police. they hoped to mitigate their
punishment by representing that tney
had oeen melted by her under prom
The body OF Or. Mohr was placed
IN receiving tomb at Swan Point
cemetery after brief ceremonies in
tne presence OF several relatives ana
neighbors. Mrs Mohr and her two
children, Charles Franklin, Jr.. and
Nlreinia Blair, were present at the
services al the Mohr home in Elm
wood and accompanied the body to
the cemetery.
Mrs Mohr did not look al the body
only once. as she was within a few
rect OF the casket. did she show any
emotion Then for a few moments
she wept convulsively.
Miss Emily c. Burger. the doctors
secretary. jealousy of whom. il rs al.
ieged, inspired the crime. has not vet
oeen told OF the death Of her employer.
she remains At the hospital recover
ing from bullet wounds received while
on the automobile ride when DR. Mohr
was attacked After visiting her To-
DAY her brother-in-law, George Rock.
said that Miss Burgers feelings for
the physicians were such that knowI-
edge OF his death would kill her.
For long time" said Rookie. Miss
Burger did all in her power TO re-
unite Dr. Mohr and his wife. She
found that he was bitter against Mrs
Mohr and would not entertain any
such ideas"
Miss Burgers Statement
Miss Burger gave Rookie a state
ment for the press concerning her
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DEFINITE STEP
TO AID PLANTERS

WASHINGTON Sept DeUrff,
steps we're taken today by the federal
reserve board and Secretary NcAdoo
ol the treasury department 90 extend
aid to cotton producers OF the south
and to clear the way for handling
the iall crop without the uncertainty
and difficulty experienced last year.
Mf. McAdoo announced be- would
soon deposit '.0loolO in F0ld ln each
of The federal reserve banks nj mon
moud. Atlanta and Dallas mi n aiafe.
mrnt tnc secretary said that f con.
diii0na showed The need on domestic
eIscw here to aid in handling nnv other
crop Do would extend similar govern.
mrnf AID
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HOLDING CONFAB
ON NEUTRAL TRADE

WASHINGTON. Sept 3.-Confer-
ences now I'M progress between Great
Britain and France over the GENERAL
subject Of trade out OF neutral Euro
pean ports are expected TO result in
definite announcement of conditions
under which Great Britain will author
ne relations Of fs Ordcrs-in Council
90 permit the shipment of German or
austrian made goods 10 the United
states. a statement issued tonight hv
the state department revealed that
AmhaaagdOr Page a. London had been
informed Of these circumstances and
tod that an answer might be expect
90 az later date 10 his informal in
quiry az fo what treatment would be-
accorded applications for shipment
permits made through tho depart
menls forclEn trade advisers as inof.
nclaI representative OF Americans
owning millions Of dollars worth Of
mcrchandise now held up az Rotter-
dam
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FOUR MEN DROWN

SEA ISLE CITY. n. a.. Sept g.
Four PhiadcuhianE were drowned OF
torsons Inlet near here today. when
p small yacht ln whiN1 they had been
fahIng canaiEed a fifth member of
tho party was rescued The known
dead are James Campbell and VIII.
liam Kirk Tho identity of The other
two men ia not known The occu.
panie of other fishing boafn in tho
inlet saw that there was something
wrong with The ruddcr OF the Yacht
but before they could ret 90 tie al.
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oEsPoNoENT SUICIDES

PHILADELPHIA. Sept "A man
registered GO James Miller Reading
Pa committed fuicide today In hia
room ln hotel here hv drinking
poison tie body was discovered To-
nlRht by a bell boy who forced the
door when the management became
alarmed af the failure OF Miller 90 an.
pear. ln note on the bureau Miller
wrote fhaf Do wac dcruondrnf BE-.
cause Do could NOT pay his debts re
we about fs wears old and cnrareu
hie room on Tuesday
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TO ACT In
MACEDONIA
DECISION OF BULGARIAN GOV
EMINENT ON QUESTION
IMMINENT.
Significant Statement Made BY
Bulgaria TO the AssO-
ciated Press

SOFIA, Bulgaria. Sept 1. via London.
Sept 2. 8 p. m.--Despdte the fact that
decision Of the Bulgarian govern
ment regarding the Macedonian aues-
ton Is generally considered imminent
as II Is realized on all sides that the
llne Is not Tar distant when this issue
must culWinate In more than diplo-
matte conversations there are no signs
OF excitement. the capital remaining
In its usual quiet state.
AZ the fOrcign Office this afternoon
Ine following statement was made TO
Inc Associated Press CORES pondent.
The bulgarian government Is en-
saseo IN formulating ifs reply TO the
SERBIAN government although Ser
bia 3 statement has not yet been re-
ceived. being guided IN this by an in
imation recently given BY the Quad
ruple Entente Meanwhile the Bulrar.
ian government is continuing lie neeo
itations with the Turkish government
concerning the Cegsiou Of the Ivnf.
metzAdrianOple Dedcaghatch railroad
line and certain adjacent territories OF
great strategic importance. The pros
poets OF q quick and satisfactory set
llement are good. although hitherto
the Turkish government has reouired
much time in reaching decisions on
matters oontrihutory 10 the main is-
Maintains Policy
FROM other governmental sources
it was learned that the bulgarian aov.
eminent and. it b. declared. thc but
lnrian people. have I'M no wise modi.
ned fho policy toward Macedonia out
lincd I'M February last in statement
20 tho Associated Press bv Premier
hadoHlnvof. when he declared that Inc
domination Of Macedonia hv Serbia
and Greece had produced results dla.
MeiricallY opposite to the principles
Tor which ltulearlana had stood for
many centuries. and that Hulrarfs
could not AFFORD to remain needless OF
The appeals of The Maccdoniana
hulraria. was learned. wants all
0f Macedonia
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GERMANS TAKE CRITICAL
POINT ON RIVER DVINl
WHEELING NURSES
ELECTED TO OFFICE

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Sept. g.
The graduate nurses Of West Virginia
In convention here today. elected the
following Officers: President. Mrs.
IA. {. Loundsberry. Charleston; vice
presidents, Mrs. Susan Cook. Wheel
ing; and Miss NJ. Gaule. Huntington;
secretary-treasurer. Mrs. ]. ]. Billiard
wheeling; president of superinten-
dents association. Miss Emma
VienOn
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AIRCRAFT WHEN ATTACKED
FLYING OYER BROWNSVILLE
MARION TEACHERS
ELECT OFFICERS

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
FAIRMONT. w. Va. Sept. 3-The
Marion county teachers institute
came TO a close .today after a most
successful weeks work The officers
elected by the association were as
follows: President. W r. Buckley,
Eairmont; vice presidents. A l.
Ihomas, oliver Shurtleff. p. NJ. Con-
ley Charles Hump. II. G. Toothman:
secretary. N. q. Mathew: treasurer,
w. A. Hustled; executive committee,
Claude McBee. Mr. Brecker. y. L.
Tenant. Goldie G. James and Orvai
Ash
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THIS Is CONSIDERED CRITiCA
POINT ON THE WHOLE
RUSSIAN FRONT.
Crossing of Dvina Would Me-
Fall of Riga-Russians Offer
Strong Resistance.

LONDON. Sept. 3. 10 d. m. Tn
Germans In their official report tod
claim to have carried by assault %
fortified bridgehead at Lennewada. a
the Dvina river between FriedricX
stadt and Riga. This is CONSIDERED
TOT the Russians the most critic
point on their whole front. for shouI
the Germans succeed in crossing ~
Dvlna the Russians would be cor
PEELED TO evacuate Riga. and the
position between the Dvina and Vflr|
and even Southwest OF the latter ci
would be jeopardlzed.
However. the Germans win not J.
claim TO have crossed the river, who
Is being defended by a reinforce.
army commanded by General Ruzskx
who stopped the previous German a
vance on the Bzura river in front :
warsaw. Military critics believe th/
the Russians will make a stubborn q |
Tense on the Dvina the opinion beir|
expressed that should they fail he'd
the German feet would gain commar.
or the Gulf of Riga and by landir"
troops at Pernau would considerab.
shorten the protracted march TO ~
rograd which is understood to be tl|
ultimate objective of the Germs.
higher command
in view OF the Importance of III
battle raging along the lower OWN
the fighting elsewhere loses some :
It's interest Grodno. which the Ru'
SANS evacuated, apparently proved a.
empty shell to the Germans as thu.
captured only 400 prisoners and
street lighting. To the northwest =
wilma. the Russians are on the offeI
sive and while the Germans saw al
Russian counter-attacks have been
complete failure. II is said in PetrI
grad that the counter-offensive eer|
ously threatens the german left fanI
and communications with the army Il
Northumberland Won Eichhorn-
Russians still Retiring.
The Russian center Is sun retiriu.
through the marshy districts. Hol
ever. every day they are taking a fo|
OF their pursuers. The Rassians All 4
are Offering resistance TO ne AustrI
GERMAN offensive in GaiCia. and sOut|
eastward OF Lutsk they hold a fro1
OF some % miles. interSecter BY hfU'
woods and rivers which AFFORD a sDlel
did defensive cover.
There is still some doubt as 10 whf
the AustrO-German Intentions are Il
the southeast. militry critics being al
Vided on opinion as to whether tined
VII be an advance on kiev or an I'll
tempt TO project a wadge between th'
Russian armies and Rumania. whic'
would make II a serious matter for M
kumanians 10 refuse longer the Gel
man demands for a free pasasge u
munitions over Rumanian railwayI
for the Turks. who are reported 70 h
very short OF shells necessary 10 pr1
vent the allies conquering the Call
poll peninsula.
Concerning the operations al mi
Dardanelles. no official news has beeI
received since the report last Wednei
day from General Sir Ian Hamiltoi
commander OF the British forces o|
the peninsula.
AustrO-Germans in the east lead|
many writer's TO the conclusion tha|
the sustained bombardment OF al
German lines in the west means "A
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ElIlott ln charlestnn

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept 3
e. ~. Elliott former adjutanf general
OF West Virginia. who BE- wanted a. a
witness before the military court of
Inquiry investigating charges against
certain officers Of the National Guard
OF Colorado. arrived here today from
Denver he said HE recent refusal TO
teHtify before the military court there
was not made In disregard TO the
law but because he did not recognize
the right Of that tribunal 10 question
him
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ONE HUNDRED SHOTS WERE
FIRED THEN MEXICANS
TURNED ON TROOPS.
Soldiers Got Behind Shelter and
Returned Fire But There Were
No Casualties.
RRoWNsvIIIE r.x

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Sept.
3-A detachment Of the twelfth
United states cavalry early to-
night had a short fioht with
-FOUR Mexican bandits, one OF
whom was killed and three 9TH
ers captured, about twelve
miles north OF here. None OF
eavalrynen were injured. The
prisoners were taken TO San
Benlto.
This information was brouoht
mere In an official report to-
night.
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BRITISH TRANSPORT SINKS WITH LOSS OF 1870


Of
ered
tina tn
henumbr OF
Ina abO
OF
of
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BRITISH BARK SUNK
BUT GR6W SAVED

QtEENsTOWN. Sept 3. 1885 % m
Tho British bark William n lewis
is reported fo be- o. drrolicf fhp
mcmhcfe OF her crew are said fo 90
@ board steamer which rescued
them
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SERYIA ACCEPTS
ALLY PROPOSALS

ATHENS. Sept. ?. ~ m. via Paris.
~ III ~ p mt IL announced here that
Servia has accepted In principle the
eutente proposals for territorial con
cessions 10 Bulgaria. with the reser-
vniion that the new Serbian frontier
remain In contact with Greece in
some part
The Greek Chamber adiourns to
morrow until October 10
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san FRANCISCO. Sept g The
BRUSH chip William r Lewis. owned
ty Hind Rolph q Co. of San IRAN
CISCO. wac hrcd On and b. believed 90
rave been Hunk today of Queenstown
~ submarine. accordinF fo n mes
sage received here by the marine DO.
paflweuf ri Che chamber Of com
uerrr. She sailed from Tvorru
wash Narch 20 for shcrunrrr. Enr
land with cargo of lumber.
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THE wBArHEz.

TIE wEATHER.
WA5HINoToH. sept 3,-Foreoasti
west NtrEfnia-Fair Saturday ana
probably Sunday.
ohio ana western Psnnayivanfa-
Probably fair Saturday and SUNDAY.