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LULING LOCALS.
Z"d1cr Mil Is Nearing Completion.
Cornerstone Eaid.

Iuling. Tex. March ls.--Thc big zedler
mill plant is fast nearing completion un-
der the expert direction of MIR. +. r.
Schneider Of Houston. the master mechanic
in the employ Of Messrs. Ward & pamce
Of Cuero, who are putting it in Lulng is
watching with much interest the erection
of the big concern, knowing that it will
bring thousands to this little city that has
heretofore sought other markets. There
will be a general jubilee when the works
are finished.
The cornerstone of the new First Baptist
church was laid yesterday evening by u.
G.. NJ John Orchard OF iIardeman lodge
No. ell A. +. & A. NJ. a large crowd
was present. ana the ceremonies were most
Impressive.
Henry Meyers colored. while sick fell in
the fire and was burned in horrible man
ner, his scalp slipping from the skull. His
home Is near Black Ankle.
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recess OF nfteen minutes to extend con
| CALCULATIONS 10 Representative vAuehai
and bride and prcecrt them suttahi.
l testim ,nisi of It's esteem
| Mr. chiids took the chair aud appointed
Mcssrs Thompson. Logan and Ptcnner
| committee TO escort Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan
| 10 the stand and upon their ARRIVAL shers
| made them a neat speech suitable to the
| occasion and presented them WITH hand
some silver water set after which the
l members crowded around the handsome
| pair aud extended them the glad hand.
business having hcca resumed. Mt
| rfcuifer offered resolution providing tina,
minutes, which resolution being in the
nature Of an amendment 10 the rules. went
over for one day.
Representative Smith Offered resolu
;inn tr6oreinr the Afro American Fair and
Interstate exposition, which was adopted
On motion OF Mr.. Harris the required
order OF business was suspended and his
bill amending the &C: providing for the
construction and maintenance OF drains.
bitches and water courses. etc, passed
finally.
The regular order was further suspended
and Fishers bill validating patents issued
On locations ana surveys and TO quiet title
10 land located by virtue OF land certificates
granted cnnfedera,es under the act OF
Apru =, AsNts Was passtI huAll4 " 'eAt
Of ~ to 10.
ON motion Of Mr. Humphrey Bailey's bill
providing for the payinent OF tax assessors
for taking agricultural statistics for the
year 1898 was taken M and passed finally.
Mr. Staples bill providing hat in order
ine local option elections commissioners
courts must observe the boundaries Of
political subdivisions OF county. was
passed finally.
Substitute house bill No. en7 tthe gen
oral Appropriation bill1 was laid before The
house with favorable committee report and
the repor; was adopted. and on motion OF
Mr. Garrison the bill was taken ur ~
sections. whereupon the gentleman from
She .by-who IL chairman OF the finance
committee made the statement tina, the
oil was 81 .eoN o00 below the cnmntrolier's
estimates and over 500 900 below tho APP
preparation Of two wears ago. although
something over $500 600 was set apart for
The Improvement OF different State insd-
-.i.qns. No salaries had Teen increased
and no new Offices created.
The section providing for the executive
derar' ment having been read Mr. Patterson
moved TO strike out the appropriation for
the salary and expenses OF the state rev
enue agent
Mr Ward maintained that the salary Of
The revenue agent could not be taken away
from Nm without repealinc the act Great
ing bis office and read authorities 10 sus-
tain his position and the house took re-
cess until n. u.
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against oeins placed In the Tven,y-eiEhth
| judicial district. and aEainst being placed
| 70 The judicial district With the counties
! ~ cameron. Hidaigo and Starr. aud Mr.
haf9lsol sent up a petition from ninety
'i'iHrns Of LAnpasas asking restoration OF
Ns ciFil and criminal Jurisdiction
Mr.. Turpeys senate bill. restoring the
cifli ard criminal Jurisdiction OF Menard
ana AiaScosa counties. and Mr. Coiquitt's
hili pTuFlfius penalty for the rrisapulica
ton ~ public funds by county commits.
sioners and preventing them from holding
Interests IN contracts let by them we're
Drought ~ in their order and passed. Tin.
ally.
The senate concurred in the house
amendments 20 the senate bin extending
tho terms Of the district courts Of orange
ami jefferson counties.
Nj. Woods called up bis bin regulating
ihe practice o. medicine. and licensing
physicisns.
Nr Harrison and Mr Yeti. both uhysi-
cans. we're against and FOR the measure
respectively, and the senate for an hour
su'''s1 discussion ca ethics Of medicine.
M Harrison con;ended fha, tho bj,l was
surety class Legislation. and was CONTRARY,
20 ne constitution. which saws that M
preference shah be given TO any school Of
medicine %
Mr hihrell coacur-ed adding that the
IN vas not asains, the killers. but aralns,
The heaters
The bill provides the apnoint-non, of a
STATE boa-t Of medicine. composed Of wei
ohfs'' ans si, NJ whom shall be from, tn.
regular profession. four from the horneo
Vs'hir sysien. and two from - eclectic
siS'en mt Ignores the physio-rnedlco syF.
ifip point raised BY Mr. Harrison Win.
arguing hat the measure was notbinr II
NOT paternaiis'ic.
NJ fei' supported the hill. pleading that
u ne senate desired to kin the hill IA do
80 ny me prescribed straight from tho.
shoulder method, and no, to load i, down
WIN amendments and weigh It to dea,h
lie vas Joined by Mr. Colquitt, Who said
u was a liberal hill. recognizing two adj.
diuonal schools Of medicine. and should
bass.
The hslono2 Of the morning session was
consumed hy discussion. and adiouru,nont
WAS taken until 3 y. m.
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Elkhart, Texas, March 1S.-There was
small wreck on the International and
Great Northern railroad three miles north
OF here this morning. Freight train No, AZ,
southbound, with Engineer Johnston and
Conductor Branch In charge of the train.
The wreck was caused by the train break
Ing in two and running together. No one
was hurt and only two cars OF corn and
one of sugar and molasses were demol-
ishcd. The prompt work OF the company
let trains by without delay Of regular
trains
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At Itnsca and H,,Isboro.

Hillsboro, Texas. March ia report
reached here this morning that a severe
wind storm struck Itasca. small town
nine miles north of here. about s:15 o'clock
last night. and demolished one brick
building in course OF construction and
quite number of barns and other out
houses. Several telegraph poles wer,
blown down. but no damage is reported to
life or stock
Tne same wave struck this city. followed
by very threatening cloud but it was Of
short duration and did no damage II was
followed by a copous rain. The weather
cleared of and not cloud could be seen
at 10 o'clock.
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At Orange.

Orange. Texas, March l9-About . o'clock
this morning very severe wind and rain
storm visited Orange. the wind first coming
out from the southwest and suddenly veer-
ing around to the northwest. The new col
orcd Baptist church, which was in course
of construction, was blown down and de
molshed The frame was up, the roof and
the Misunderstanding on. but the building
was not ceiled. The house was 36x70 feet
Numerous fences and trees were blown
down. but no further serious damage has
been reported.
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SENATE

SENATE.
Austin. Texas. March i9.-sena;e tn-
dietary committee 40. l this evening re-
ported tsyorably on Meals bill changing
the rules Of evidence SO as 20 place the
burden Of proof that DECD is forsery
upon any party making affdayit
Senate committee on Federal relations
this evening cunsiderc! & petition from rs
State Medical association asking that the
State Quarantine department - tlrlet
over to TIE control Of the Federal govern
uieni. sne reuoried the same bach with ths
recommendation that Il be BOT entertained
TIE senate committee on state affairs 70.
tarnst a favorable report today OF aeaato.
Burns bill sppToprietlnz $4,000 or any
sum thereof for iae establishment o. a
State park % tie battlefield Of San ia
cirto
Senate judicial committee No. this
morning rendered a f1Sersh.= repor; or
The biz to protec, iilesi,ims,e children.
AID providing ! Iersliy ior failure 90
comply herewith On ,he part q fathers.
favorable -e7ort was also made o.
NJ IsV1s senate hHi eEempuag from
Franchise az fair associations.
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House committee on health and vital
statistics this ereaing repor1sd favorahiy
on Le~s seutte 1911 crcati-g state
bcar1 o e-nbsl-inE
TIE house committee Or towns ard ci'i
oorDora;irr. had fe.lr hour - 100 ard a
10. co-ics' ;nrighi aFer the various
AT Acdrrer;s 20 the charter 81 the c'ty %.
GslTests-. Practically ell q Roprese1ia
1--WE GlhpuRh = amendments We7e ADOPTED
The rrorot.ton 70 Ebert aldermen from
wsrss rax defeated As was BE pros isiou
kesp.nE employees ;rUrn engaging Ia hQsi-
ness 6uring iheir cornec;ion Win ,he cify
ArnGrE the provisions lOptel mere civil
erv.ce system FOR policemen and members
the frs ae1armeut. adoption Of eight
7arF IS Avs labor Of city employees
ain- city authority % issue s2nl oel sew
tEo binds te0o 6n1 bombs Tor floating in
sednsss and $50 100 bonds tor street i'm.
Nf-rr-ts
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TEXAS IMPROVEMENTS,
TRINITY Is TO HAVE 4 TOBACCO
FACTORY.
Company VIII Also Encourage the
Raising of the Piant-Corycn
Wants New Court House.

Trinity, Texas, March ia tobacco
company is being organized here with
Colonel 4. T. Anderson at its head. Mr..
George II. Graham. an expert tobacco
raiser. will be put in charge and will leave
this fall for Kentucky and other tobacco
producing States with samples of the to-
baeco grown here. and expects to bring
back with him a large number of tobacco
growers. who will locate here and Guilt
vate the weed which will find a ready
marke, at the cigar and tobacco factory
10 be erected here on the beautiful arti-
ficia lake front. Colonel Anderson. Major
r. H. Martin and others have been expert
menting in tho growth OF tobacco for the
past few years on small scale and are
now fully convinced that the finest Havana
tobacco can be successfully raised here.
which has inspired the hone that has
prompted the united action that is now
being put forth TO encourage emigration
and foster the enterprise. The tobacco
company will also organize land COM
pany TO secure good tobacco lands at low
rates for all those who come here with
view Of raising tobacco. With the pros
pect OF new railroad and i tobacco and
cigar factory in the near future, coupled
with the natural advantages she possesses.
Trinity takes new hope realizing that
prosperity is dawning.
WaNahache Texas. March 19.--T. C.
Taylor county judge Of Coryell county;
r. L. Edwards. j. NJ. Russell j. II. Grigs-
by, commissioners. and r. c. West county
clerk of the same county. made an nspec-
tion Of the Ellis county court house this
morning. f. c. Gum. who des igned the
Fort Worth court house. vas in the party.
After taking a good look at the building
and furniture the visitors said it was the
prettest house and equipment they had
yet seen and they had been on the road
for several days. Judge Taylor told The
Post correspondent that the party was on
an Inspecting tour and that 1t meant new
court house for Corycll county,
Crowley, Texas. March ls.--Mrs. John
Haley is building fine hotel. Mr. ]. +.
Marng has opened up a nice stock OF gro
ceries. Dr. Waters is preparing to erect
a handsome residence The citizens met
last Saturday night and decided to build
fine college.
Whitney, Texas. March 1S.--The water
works mains will soon be all over town.
South and West Whitney will have water
in few days and this will complete the
entire system.
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shington. March l9.--Eaxsrn m
Fair; west winds; slightly cooler 10 naa
cru portion. stia IA
Georgil-Generslly fair Saturday: Nd
er: south winds.
Alabama, Mississippi ami LoulsanI
Generally fair Saturday; fcuth 10 n
winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Teritoy-Psft
cloudy and cooler; nOrthweS Sinds.
Arflnsas-fliir: cooler: westerly WIND
Tr1nessee--Fair during The Jay, PRO
ably local showers; west winds; cool
SATURDAY. "a
Kentucky Fair; probably followed
local showers in the afternoon OF nl1
cooler Saturday night; winds shifting
northwest. aa
south Dakota-Fair; colder IN hettI|
portion.
Kansas and Nebaska-Lonal shoss]
followed by fair weather; colder; ~
winds.
Coloralo-Partly cloudy; seller IN s0s'|
ern porn ion: variable WINGS.
Wyoming-Generaily fair; west VIZ
Montana Far: light variable wnM
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HELD Up AND ROBBED.
Cattle Buycr Relieved of n Roll by
Two IliIhWnN mcn.

colmcsneil, Texas, March 19.-Mr Good
win Of Houston county, who has been buy
ing cattle in lower Angelina county lately,
had some money shipped to him at this
place and came Monday and started back
TO pay for some cattle, He reports that
when he had got about eight miles from
here on tho Jordan's ferry road, two men
threw their guns upon him and took from
him $lI9l. There has rot yet been dis
covered any clue as to the robbers.
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NEW Hills

me following bills were introduced in
the senate this morning.
hS TerTeii-iill relating to tho state
"'''.'la' requiring officers to be examined
0N Dr'As commissioned into the stan corps
ana prescribing a penalty for any member
Of be guard 10 refuse 20 ronor, D., ','.'
Hhen ordered out by the proner sr,h 10y
u"s for action. f'Vp'' "u'hori-
~ Tough nh preventing the sale mr.
"fihk away Of quostons PREPARED for eY
s .i. Of applicants Tor teachers cor.
90 'oss bill 70 diminish the c,vu and
''sil'Htl 'nr'sdietlon Of King COUNTY
10y bowse'-Bill requiring all cornor,
-. q" kerp on deposn with the stete
nm. bihds Of the State or some ro,,,, =.
estate. zen notes on real
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Pleased with The Post.

SINNER, Texas. March 1S.--The Post was
In demand today. Its excellent and full
report of the -Fitzsimmons battle
was appreciated, though not unexpected.
All the big bundle OF extras were quickly
disposed Of. The result of the battle gives
universal satisfaction. Fitzslmmons was
the favorite. When Corbett wrested the
laurels from John l.. Sullivan much sym
pathy was expressed for the old champion.
but very little sympathy is wasted on Cor
bett's lcfnat
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AFTERNOON SESSION

~ Tho afternoon session the discussion
continued.
An amendment by Mr. Greer providing
me la" shah not apply TO those not I'd
m'nistorlng drugs. prevailed.
Ibe OH was amended by making the
BOARD consist ~ elHh, members. four from,
'he REGULAR school aud from the other t,yo
no.is mentioned two each and prevent -
NE sproin'mcnt Of any one on the board
a,iais yea TO use Of cocaine, morphine or
A. adjournment the same bill was under
>, Insult ,"A' WITH an am ndmcnt by Air.
- h'ns OUT INC section suhIoctlng TO
itnaliY persons protesting IN no ~
Clans without being SO for violation Of tho
act pending VI 'n'
ft adjournment vas until 10 a. m. TO-.
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Made

Cures, not once or twice or a hundred
times, but in thousands and thousands
of cases. We know 1t cures, absolutely,
permanently cures, when all Others fail to
do any good whatever.
Hoods Sarsspsrilla Ia known to possess
merit or the power TO cure disease; it ia
known to be the best building-up medicine
on earth II IL known to be honestly adyer-
tised, and for these reasons the people
buy aud take Hoods sarssparilla almost
to the exclusion OF other preparations.
In fact, Merit Made and Merit Maintains
the confidence OF the people In
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Pensions Granted Texans.

Patents granted to citizens of Texas for
the week ending March IS. reported
through the office of j. f. Beale. solicitor
OF patents. 9os q street n. w, Washing
ton, II. c.:
X. w, Robinson. San Antonio. assignor
OF one-thrd to L. Harpole and j. Thorp
pen.
J. d. Trammell. Palestine; railway rail-
Joint,
&. C. Vann. Galveston; s,irrup,
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SnhjnaI Pcrsouuls,

Sabinal Texas. March 1s.-Mrs, Judge
John n. Gaines OF Uvalde is visiting her
brothers in West Sabnal.
Rev. Cunningham of Poarsall is con-
Quoting services at the Baptist church
mere.
Attorney r. +. Ingram of San Antonio
was IN the city last week attending to To-
gal affairs.
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New Boston. Texas. March 1S.-It has
been raining here for the last three days
and nights almost necessarily and no an
pearance OF fair weather. Everything Is
ailoat Red river is rising very rapidly
and there are grave fears OF an overflow
Al Beaumont.
Beaumont, Texas, March IA heavy
wind and rain storm visited this city last
night between . and 2 o'clock, but dam
aged nothing except few fences and trees
and blew down two or three hanging signs
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Ernu,l Is Altered.

San Antonio. Texas March ~. Charles
this city and late candidate for county at
torney. was arrested today for using the
United States mails for fraudulent pur-
poses.
Bass was admitted to bail in the sum OF
$1,000 and will have a preliminary hesring
before United States Commissioner Bates
March 30
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burned TO Dcnth.

Linden. Texas. March 17.-An old lady
by the namo of Lathem. who lived five
miles east of this place, was burned to
death late yesterday evening, She was in
the house alone at the time. Her clothing
Is supposed to have caught from the fire.
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4 FOLLOWER OKLA Cptppr

To cure the persistent cough which usual
" follows an attack OF grip, try Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. During the epidemic
OF that disease few years ago this remedy
was extensively used and with the very hes,
results II not only affords relief but effects
. permanent cure.
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To nuy Coast Country Far.l

Waxahachie, Texas. March ~
night Deputy sachem Dovdeli q y
came here and installed the new an's
in the Red Mems tribe. The fc'Ioviv
fIcers we're installed; Dave b. nsAs g.
sachem; Phillip C. Ingram. senia
more; Bismarck Reymuller, iuni9 4
more: d. NJ. Thrash, chief Of ree@1 =
pinkston. keeper Of wanpunii J ~
sell prophet. ,y,,,v. -
J. @. Morrison. mayor OF Wlcsm
is here on visit 10 his son. ~
has with him several iumps VI ~ ssus =
he is showing to his friends no
coal Rock Island - =
fixed farmers OF this county. ~ ~. !.
morning for Houston to ~!
lands. The party will DO JOINED g
of Missouri prospectors In hou'''
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county. against being placed in the Twcn-
ty-eishth judicial district.
Petition OF twenty -cne telegraph opera,-
on asking passage OF bill introduced by
Lotto. providing for the creation Of State
hoard OF telegraph operator examiners.
Br Welch--Profes, from citizens OF Del
Rio against the passage OF restrictive med
teal lerfalstipu
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Tyler Texas March 10. Holman Senate
was today convicted OF murder in the
hrst degree and was given life sentence
lie Killed his father last February.
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DAMAGE BY The STORM.
No Fatalities Resulted So Far as
Yet known.
LOSS IN PROPERTY CONSIDERABLE T
southwest and south Tern. w.
visited by Heavy Winds-IIard
Rain Accompanied the wind.

Dallas. Texas, March 1o.--No fatalities as
result Of last night 'ssstorm In this ser.
tion have been reported. The loss to
property In some places was considerable
All the telegraph and telephone wires are
working again
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Richland. Texas. March ia storm
blew up last night. At . o'clock roar
ing was heard in the west shortly before
the storm struck the town. where 1t blew
the parsonage from its foundation and
broke five telegraph poles, besides doing
some damage to outhouses. Last Tuesday
lightning struck stove pipe in Mr.. Car
ters residence. killing a cat under the
stove and four chickens under the floor.
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Lulng. Texas. March 19.-This section
was visited last night by a very hard wind
and rain storm from the northwest a
good deal of damage was done to timber
and fences. The ground is now thor
oughly wet. enabling farmers on the valley
lands to plant. as the broken Land has here
tofore been too dry and cloddy.
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The Nashville Rcn,Io,,

AuNin, Texas, March is-Anent the
confederate reunion at Nashville. Tenn,
IN June next, the following letter, received
this morning from l.. j. Parks Of the
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Te1as March 49, Senator
amendiaE the charter G., the
-.mIn so rs to permit, said city
- limits brcsuie law ioaay
goFrr1Or's !gnafure.
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Sam Antonio. Texas. March 1p.-Emillc

Longorio, the young Mexican who IL ac-
cused of attempting to outrage little girl
at Bceville Thursday, ard who narrowly
escaped lynchng at the hands of the infu-
rated citizens OF that town. was brought
to this city for safekeepinS ibis afternoon.
The prisoner is youth not over Is years
OF age. He had on but one shoe when
brought here and was very badly fright
encd
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New Ulm, Texas, March 1a.--At II o'clock
last night a heavy gale was blowing from
the south, accompanied by heavy thunder
ing and severe lightning. At IL o'clock
the wind shifted to northwest.
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TnE SENATE.

Sss. March l9.-Aiier the
.oBies d the seuste this
10 Alice seat np memorial
thioi puval county protestiag
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At Gonzales.

Gonzales Texas. March 10. Gonzales was
visited by high winds, accompanied with
great amount of electricity and some
rain last night.
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Cuero. Texas, March 1s.--This city was
visited by very severe wind and rain
last night coming from the northwest
did considerable damage. The houses Of
Messrs. II. Hoty and M,lhollard were
blown from the blocks. great May
outhnuses about town were blown down
and many shade trees suffered. So far as
heard no one was injured.
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Wcmuycd From nccyiIIc Jan.

Beeville. Texas, March 10. The Next
can boy who committed tho oflonse of at
tempted rape and who narrowly escaped
iynobng was taken away last night hy
Sheriff TAYLOR and 1T is said Was taken to
Goiad. The town. however. is quiet and
had he remained in the Jail here there
would have been no attempt at lynchlng
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At CnlmcNncil.

Colmesneil, Texas, March l9.-There was
a one inch rainfall here last night, accom-
panied by high north winds.
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WEATHER INFoRMAr,o,


an area of low pressure al co,,....
',''! si'Huhe IS central over low ri ]
uo inmates the weather generaIlv ~.
ou' inc country tonight. m. ~
pressure continues over F,rxA y
'he barometer is 9.ss inches.
me weather is clear oyer u q
S'ates and generally p>rs,y e,.v., !,
cloudy elsewhere. 1
frec pitadon amounting to y Z,
men or more is reported from NJ
Montgomery. New orleans NashysL
Paul and Davenport.