1640-10 Causeways •
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t 4..N.. 41)DL hl do- • ' groupntire -a -e mer, urometer(sea level)... 30 6► 30.23 X ' .rt e
�'3 ;t... s suu1t of in eturn, of 'Icing maye besick cindividual. Barometer
ssa level)....3U.'l6 a0.2:3 a • �•,
`,: ?I'll.:.:,):..,.., . ' • •• 6'3 72 •�' 914=16 Avenue 1) , :_'
,t�:, ,,. In deference tto the stand pg of the Relative humidity, pet87 60 .i
ring'(sari Tank. gentlemen, in.their home cities, the Wind velocity 6 " 13 . �"•''••�•':'ti" =~=~:":•'�':'»:•?•4 -;•C•+:.f,.;
lllrase IL under'eliarter fish fought for the honor of a try at Wind direction N E
ants, of Louisville, is at their bait, and now there are vacan- Precipitation (inches) : 0 0 �~i
cies i •
n aevetal piscatorial family cir- State of weather . clear. clear NEW YC�K STOCK MA��ET
ne , for repairs to her cies.
whi:h•de•
veloped a leak Those composing the party were: Highest temperature 77
;• • • Col. John W. Vrooman, of Herkinter,• Lowest temperature 60
N. Y., prominent in Masonic circle= Mean temperature 68 •
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Dozen T{irpon. ' • of h`s state, having served in theca- Normal temperature for this date68 Open Close t
arpen•.were caught by pacify of grand master of New York; Same Date for Last Year
Antal. Copper • 72% • 72%
. •yacht Yuma, which re- F. D. Kilburn, of Malone.N. Y. a far- Highest temperature ' 72,Amer. Smeltingugar .. • .. 72'3i • ?6ayk
aY,from a enYo weeks'; er state senator, and for tan cars t Amer. Su};r:r illi 116 1
:nark the keys and up superintendent of banks of his state, Lowest temperature 57'Amer. acbuda 27 • '23
among the Ten Thou- under Governors Morton, lioosevele, •fol. Anaconda • 37% 37',x '
ith Captain Jim Thome- Odell and Higgins; W. C. Leonard, of Almanac, Februrry 11. i G. M. and S. F. • 103�n, 103 , ;
102 14
,d captain, The largest Saranac Lake, N. Y., r+• lending bust.. Sun rises 5 59 B. & O. >,.
ad six feet four inches ness man and property owner, and
Sun sets 5 11 li•ookl n T' 236
.veighed 125 pounds, head or W. C. Leonard & Co., one of Y T )0 90
'n, G. E. Conkey, W. O. the largest mercantile •establish- Chicago
Pacific 23(1? 237% j
TIDES FOR CAPE* FLORIDA- Chicago and N. W. 13III 136 I •
' !'. Plantinga, of: Cleve- ,vents in that'Dart of the'state; W. J. Iltgh• Low. C. sN.o & St. P• 110?(,
the party, and ail had Murch, of j3angor, Me.,a man.,f large a.m. ;.m. a.m. 5p.m.:39 e Consolidated Gas 137 137
,le. cruise and success- affairs in his section of Maine; and a Tues. ..,.10:27 11:00 .4:53 5:39 I Erie 11 30% 1
W• - They caught, in ad- politician of the stand-pat type. Thur.d. ••••12:04 ---- b:43 6:38 General entraic 1.12 142 1
al psis catch of silver Thur. ....1`2:04.11:34 5:•1:3 7:49 Illinois Central 125 160%124
v tything that swims 'Out for Blood. •°' m. Lehigh ]615s 8
loida. '• Dr. J. V. Hemstreet, of New York, NOTE-F r high water in I3isca^ne I'• and N. 118 138
•smade up Impart of a season guest of the Hotel halcyon, Bay at Miami add 1 hour and 6 min- Manhattan • 1'32!5 1:t2',„ '
the largest h which and an ardent follower of the great utes; for low water add 1 hour and No, pacific 075; 07
and a half p ads; a Walton, with C. II, Bremer, of Utica, 27 minutes. RICHARD GRAY, N Y. Central 107�i 107%
three inehe Icing,-'N. Y., who is spending the winter at Northern Pacific •
120 11
eat abundance, turtle the San Carlos, and who is equally Local Forecaster
with barracoudat lady- as enthusiastic in matters Pennsylvania 120 119%
d manypertaining Temperature and Precipitation Data. Pullman 161 160'fr•
others, to fishing, have planned to make a de- Reported by the United States Reading 1B5 123%
whfprays were killed, termines onslaught•against anything Weather Bureau 'from observations Rock Island 2;;�_ ;355
•ighed 600,pounds, and in the ocean that 'has scales. They taken at points throughout the United S"uthern 1'ac ific lilt;
feet nine inches over will go•to the fishing grounds today �' ;03 rs
other 'measuring six on the Otto,and it is a safe prediction •ate idia'time.anada at 7 p. m., 90th Union heel c 108% 159',1, '
wings• that their stringwill be asU. S. Steel 8431 64%
' good asU..S. Steel, pfd. 108% 108% '
vas'ide.al for the spol•t, any brought is today. - ^_- _ Western Union 72% 7:.}5%
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IIII WORK YEI'TO BE I TO. CROSS THF, BAY REMAINS Abilene, Tex • 51 61 0 Thomas J. Preston, of Princeton Un-I
' POINT VIEW Atlantic City, N. J. 2(i 30 0 iycr•`•itY were''narried here at 10:30;
TO BE I'LANi PLANKED-THE Boise, Idaho ;;i; ;;g p o'clock this morning. The wedding 1
DITION. • ' WORK. Boston, !Hass. 18 2' O was quiet sac! private.
Buffalo, N. Y. 12 111 0 Theceremony was• performed by
Charleston, S. C. 52 58 0 •President Hibben, of Princeton, in the
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' Chicago, Ill. 34 3.1 O i{ibben home. It was announced.thut
aan has'received'word With- the end of the week's work Corpus Christi, Tex. 5.1 56 0.16
Ip nd the!remainder of the
;ex, of the Trumbo Saturday.night, there was still about Denver, Cob. 94 0.02 they will s e
w:nter in Florida.
any, which• has just 4,000 feet of the Collins bridge yet to Des Moines, Iowa 40 4.1 0
: • contract •at Palm be planked before the eastern ter- Dodge City, Kan. 4.1 56 0 C. A. Briggs, of Chicago; T'.os. L.
big• machine is to minus is readied, according to the es- Duluth;Minn. 14 ]8 0.02 Ilennessy, of New York, and Barry
ly.for Miami to en-i timate of Chief Engineer Conklin. Lastport, Me. 8 10 0.
yes-
it.yyyet'to be done at No delay is now being experienced (:aJvcstop, Tee CO 6.i 0.18 e Freer, of New fork, came up tddition. I in the delivery of material, seven car G°sen liay, Wis, 3O ;,,0 0 terday from Long Key Fishing, Camp,
ith;its accoutrements•loads of Planking having arrived•Sat- Hatteras, N. C. 1G 1� 0 where they have beau scawaging active
avy'tow; and as the u>;(iay. An approximate date of the Havre, Mont. 10 ]+; O warfare ra e'de the piscatorial den-
i Palm Beach is,to be completion of the bridge, with the ex- Helena, Mont.
16 21. 0.11 tc"r"' °` ere• deep, and are spending;
.st canal it is thqught ception of the draw, is now placed at
Huron, S. Dak• lx ;;•, �J a few day.. at the Halcyon.
s will be required,to:March 10.
Jacksonville, Fla. bti -- 0 •
e•' Yesterday the rings that are to en- Kansas City, Mo. f0 40 0
an is confident the close the concrete pier for the draw-
40 Nest, hlu. 72 Si) 0
position and at work bridge were sulk, and today the Knoxville, Tenn.
40 44 0.08( fa
Hess next,Week, a every-
pumping out of the water will begin. Memphis, Tenn. -16 46 0.8G' Wages
pumping It'is believed that not to exceed two MIAMI FLA. 72 77 0
• $e •is supplying a,days will be required to get rid of the Nfontgomery, Ala. 62 66 0 health, sooner or later, shows its va
f pipe and two hun- water, and the pouring of the concrete Montreal, Que. 0 0 0
toons in order to X. probably will bet begun Wednesday New Orleans. La. :.. 61 79 U very fire or very fast �uµ+4rd ,u
With reasonable or Thursday.''Enough of,the material suffers"floe, the headaches, tin s,
fill. of 125, 00 cubic for the bridge is now on the ground New York, N. Y. tri Sa o
niahed by t e latter t North Platte, Nell. 28 .11 0. the unpleasant lnc+sth and the 1;•
the dredge being of •o insure no delay in its construction. Oklahoma City, Ol:la •1.1 46 0.02 result from consti;utticln :uhf oil
l large capacity. It Phoenix, Ariz. • 58 62 0.16 • yourself what a difference will
(0,000 yards In'thirty THE CO\STDI CONSIDERATE TAR. Pittsburg, Pr 34 :o; 0
Portland, Ore. .. 40 .1.I 0
The paying teller of one of the Lir Raleigh, N. C. • 12 -48 0
banks down town•says that on a cer- Roseburg, Ore. •14 4-1 0
it 'Therese' termer-
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day last October while the fleet Roswell, N. Mex. 50 51 0.01 BEECHAN
nddaugh"ter f liar-
f .)
ar- way lying.in the river, a jallv.tar, arm St, Louis, Mo. 40 40 0
,e known in lstery to arm with his friend, John Birley- •St. Paul, Jiinn.� t'
corn, came Collin 1 , .it1 0 •
1 co-conspirnfor of I g tip to the window, Salt Take City, Utth36 42 0 Tested through three gencrali�rns-
an attempt to set up I says Puck. San.Diego, Cal. 58 60 0 this perfect vegetable and always efl
le Mississippi,velley, Tlow'q business, mate." began the San Francisco, Cal. 50 66 0
St. Louis for,burial.l seaman, snravbling both arms on the Sault Ste. Marie, Mich16 16 0 •
ally accepted as the best preventive
tiara Falls, N, Y., of'glaaa ledge. •
Seattle, Wash. 4F, 48 O OrganSOfdli(Cati011. BCCChtlnl'BI'ills)
Fair, replied the paying' teller in- Sheridan Wyo. 18 21 0.02 • to natural activity-enable you to gel
-- dulgently. •"Only fair. But we hone .Shreveport. La. 58 58 0.62 rnakingqualitiesfromyourfcxxl. Asia
• • it will itirk up before long.. By the Spokane, Wash. 24 26 0 that-in your looks and in your inc
Seeley, a 10-year-old way, what can I do for you?" Tampa, Fla. 70 76 0
who has been an- "Well, you see, it's like this," said Toledo, Ohio
32 32 0
►tor. Weeks of. Call- the'tar. pulling out a check for $30. Washington. Pay Big
D. C. 28 32 0
In the United States made payable to bearer. "Here's a Williston, N. Dak. 6 1.12 0
be the youngest boy'cheek as dill; fora lot o' money. But Winnemucca, Nev. • 48 50 0
ieltion in the upper I ain't gn 0.06 in' to.Le hard on you if bust- Winnioeg, Man, •4 12
ness Bin t good. • 3g,•directions«:tL over" w y boxfiery
Below zero, sold evorywher.. In t
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