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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-06
THREATEN A REVOLT.
POPuLIsT EDITORS LAY DOWN THE
LAW TO BUTLER.
II He viii Not Chill n Convention N,
Their DictatiOn, They win DO
Ii Themselves, They Say.

Dallas, Texas, March 5.---Milton Park. ed
itor of the Southern Mercury OF this city,
as chairman of a special committee APP
pointed for the purpose at the recent Mem
phis meeting of the National Reform Press
association, today mailed TO Senator Marion
Butler, National chairman of the popullst
party, letter demanding meeting OF the
populst National executive committee at
date not later than May l. The commu
nication explains that a meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee is wanted for the pur-
pose of ordering a representative conference
or National convention of the peoples par
ty not later than July 4 1t also states
that unless Butler shall make the necess NY
arrangements for the calling OF the Nation
n convention the middle of the-roal cd
itors will take the matter in charge and
run it to suit themselves. This is the first
'ntimaticn that anything like this was pro-
posed as the appointment of the commit
tee las been kept a secret
Associated with Chairman Park In this
movement are ". 5. Morgan OF Hardy,
Ark, and Abe Steinberger OF Topeka. Kan.
| all anti-fusionists. They are angry at the
course of Chairman Butler In the late CAM
paign and take the step with the avowed
Intention OF making their party separate
and Independent organization again Chair
man Park would like to see the convention
held in Dallas, but says he hardly believes
this IS probable. Failing to get the meet
| ing here, he will recommend that II bt
held at Topeka. The action of the Reform
Press association in ordering this oours'
is looked upon as revolt against theii
National committee. Editor Park says h'
expects trouble. but that the lite OF th'
populst party depends upon resolutt
stand and the middle Of the-ro peopl
will not permit their organization to die
il that can be avertef
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NEGRO LYNcHED.
Was Suspected Of burglary md Wns
Killed by Masked Men.

Wns Suspected Of burglary md Wns
Killed by Masked Men.
Elgin. Texas. March 5.--pming tho
past few weeks number OF burglarics
have taken place here. Yesterday evening
the city marshal returned from Taylor
with a negro. WIN Hughes, suspected OF
the crimes, and placed him under guard at
saloon while he went TO arrest another
negro alleged to have been implicated with
Hughes While the constable was absent
a masked man went to the side door OF the
room where Hughes was and fired at him
with n shotgun. breaking his right arm
The guard came to his rescue and saved
his life About O'Clock In the morning
the constable was told that an effort was
being made TO get at the prisoner no had
placed In the calaboose and promptly went
there to protect him. arriving Just in
time. MS the door had been battered down.
He took the suspect to the woods to escape
the lynchers. but thought Hughes was
safe. Two masked men forced their way
into the room where tho negro was aud
shot him to death. firing into the dead
body many times. No clcw.
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Jasper. Texas, March 3.--District court
convened on Monday, Judge West on the
bench and District Attorney M. l.. Brooks
looking after the States affairs. Visiting
lawyers were Colonel Jones, Hal w. Greer
of beaumont. j. 7. Adams Of Orange, Judge
Mooney of Woodyille and T. II. Stone of
Houston.
1t Just took two days to get through with
the criminal docket and the juries were
discharged yesterday afternoon, The grand
jury is yet in session.
The concert by the Jasper Dramatic club
on Monday night WAS "A nice AFFAIR and the
club was complimcnted very highly by
visitors.
Mrs. a. b. Causey and baby are here on
visit TO her parents. Captain and Mrs.
f. |. Kellis.
Mr. Wilson, editor OF ,he Kirbyville
Courier. spent two days here this week.
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THE DALLAS TRAGEDY.
StcEmnnu Alone Was Responsible in
the killing of Reinhurdt.

'
Dallas. Texas, March 5.-Mrs. John Buh-
rer, John Buhrer. Ernest Stegmann. the
brother OF Alfred stegmann and several
other witnesses were before tho grand Jury
all this morning. and It Is said that body
thoroughly siftcd the story OF tho Rein
hardt-Stegmann tragedies. 1t was 8tated
this morning that the result OF the Inquiry
had brought forth all the additional facts
and showed conclusiyely that Alfred Steg-
mann was alone responsible for Albert
Reinharlt's death. Stegmann. according TO
his brothers statement, was madly jealous
OF the attentions paid the woman IN the
case by Renhardt. lie intended to thrash
he latter ard waited for him at the Buhrer
house on the night of the tragedy. Hot
words passed between the two men and
Stegmann. wrought up to a pitch OF )eai-
GUS madness. struck Reinhardt the blow
that caused his death. He struck him
harder than he intended and when he
learned that his victim was dead he at first
started to leave, but afterwards came back.
Rather than 10 arrested he sought death
In suicide Stcgmanns remains will be In
| TERED tomorrow by n local Swiss society
OF which he was member.
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Rain Reports.


Hearne Texas. March "a slow rain
started here early this morning. This Will
prove a great benefit to gardens recently
planted.
Luling. Texas, March "a light rain
fell last night that was greatly appreciated
Corn is coming up finely. Cotton planting
is being rushed
Granbury, Texas. March 4.-The weather
is threatening the last two days, showerlng
occasionally, but not much. Today is
cloudy. Rain is needed.
Victoria, Texas, March 5.-After a week
OF indications" good rain began this
morning, which promises to continue dur
ing the day, and will do great good TO stock
and farming interests and relieve the city
of tho disagreeable dust which has pre-
vailed for several weeks.
Ganado. Texas, March 5.--A fine rain Is
falling in Jackson county this morning.
There has been no rain for three weeks
and the ground was getting dry. Corn
planting is nearly finished and much cot
ton is already in the ground in this section.
This rain will be a great benefit to the
county
Elliott, Texas March 5.-A mist OF rain
with high winds for the last few days
terminated in a regular downpoir at a.
m. accompanied by a hail storm, which
lasted only few minutes, but completely
covered the ground. doing but very little
damage, however. The bulk OF the corn
crop has been planted during the week and
with a good season In the ground Will In
sure good stands. The acreage in corn will
Tot be increased in this vicinity. Nine
tenths Of the farmers are now out OF cora
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Two Chiefs Elected.

Cleburne. Texas. March 5.--Tnes1ay
night the fire department held meeting
TO elect n chief, vice ]. NJ. Thomas. re
signed. Tho contestants for the honor we're
j. II. Minis and u, II. Casey. Casey was
elected by a vote of IL to 10. The defeated
eide were much dissatisfied. Last night
they held another meeting and elected MI
]. ID. Oligcr chief This action anseTed
Mr.. Casey's friends.
MIR. Jesse Ellis secretary OF the state
Fire association. is preparing to send out
blanks for reports from the various com
panica In the State entitled TO delegates Il,
the next session. to be held at El Paso.
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STORM IN NORTH TEXAS.
Heavy Damage to Buildings at Corr
sicana and Frost.
ONE MAN WAS SEVERELY INJURED.
Othcrs Hurt. nut Nome seriousiy.
l.oss on the Property Destroyed
lsuus Into the Thousauds.

Corsicana, Texas. March 5.--parties In
from Frost. eighteen miles west OF this
city. report much damage done at that
place by the storm, which passed over
this city later in the morning. The drug
store OF Utley 4 Dunnagan. u brick build
Ing, IN reported as totally destroyed.
Damage estimated at $1,000. The Methodist
church was completely wrecked. loss
of $4,000. A. NJ. Campbell's residence WAS
destroyed at a lots Of $1,000.
number OF other residences are re-
ported more or less wrecked and number
Of persons reported injured, but none sc.
riously.
II 10 estimated that the storm which
, passed over this county last night destroy
ed property 10 the value OF $4,000 and
more. Some stock We're killed outright.
People In the storm swept district escaped
with slight wounds. no deaths reported.
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Fatal stnhhIng AErny.

Gainesville. Texas. March i.-Wm. Hall.
who lives near Jimtown, !. T.. had an alter
cation with w. ID. Mobley, renter on his
place. and will probably die. There has
been trouble between them for some time;
Moblcy sent Hall word to come down and
they could fix the matter up. As soon as
they commenced talking Mobley called Hall
a liar; Hall struck at him. when Mobloy. 1t
is alleged. caught him around the neck
with his left arm and with his right used
his knife, which he had open In his sleeve.
with deadly effect making no less than
seven stabs. Hall is still living, with no
chance for recovery. Mobley fled and has
not been caught Both are married men
with families.
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CorsIcana. Texas, March 5,--In these ds-
patches yesterday the types made this cor
respondent quote Representative Wilcox,
a member OF the Orphans home Inspection
committee, Oh saying; Every institution In
the State wants large appropriations. ana
our idea is TO pro ratio the funds. as nearly
as possible though the home does seek
that which IN not Justly due" Tho last
mart of that paragraph should have read. to
properly quote Mr. Wilcox: Though tho
homo does seek that which Is Justly duo
IT." This In justice 10 Mr.. Wilcox and the
management OF The home.
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c,,,rnc, 10, "a sani.nrinm.

Dallas. Texas. March Tho CONTRACT
for ST. Paul's sanitarium. TO be erected
,,aer the ausp,ccs OF the Catholic Sisters oi
Charity. was let today TO L. w. Di'eip'as
OF oiathe. Kan. for $s7,l75. There were
biddcrs also from st. Louis, Kansas Guy
Chicago. Dallas ana Fort Worth The
highest bid was by Morgan Il Busheii o.
Dallas. Sill 900. There were more ina
twenty Arms bidding for the contract 10
cal contractors were sadly disappointed Al
The work going to an outsider Buiihiht
operations are TO begin on March TO-
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Cedar Bayou. Texas. March Airs. Il.
d. Ellison. wife of Captain L. d. Ellison,
dropped dead last night while going to her
home at this place Mrs. Ellison was IN
the very best of health up to the very min
ute she died. Mrs. Ellison was very es-
Unable lady: u kind and loving wife ana
mother a true Christian in the fun sense
OF the word. She was loved and respected
by all who knew her The sad aiiair mas
cast gloom over the entire community
and many hearts are torn with the sorrow
which her death has created. The iuhera,
took place this evening at o'clock ana
the remains were followed to the grave py
a large conoourse OF sorrowing friends ana
relatives.
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Editor. Return From Mexico.

Eagle Pass, Texas, March About 200
members OF the National Press association
returned through here yesterday from an
excursion to Mexico. They expressed them
relves we'll pleased with the trip, but werc
of the opinion that the United States 10 u
very good country.
Captain SAMSON. who is an applicant for
the colectorship at this port, went to
Washington to take In the inauguration
and to look after his fences. He Is work
ing hard for tho place and feels satisfied
with the progress he 10 making.
Mcxicans along the border have already
begun to ask II the duties have been
changed any since McKlnley's Inaugural
tlCn.
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meeting Monday night elected the following
officers: q. c. zcllwcger. president; vicc
president, Charles Weight: secretary, ID. G.
Mueneter, NJ. u. Epstein. treasurer; joe
Kraft, guide, Henry Fischer. inside guard;
Oscar rocher. outside guard Trustees
u. Hummei, A. Bcvoriorf, Henry Axis, u.
c. Muenster. representative to the Grand
Lodge, The order at this place Is In an
exceedingly fiourishing condition and 10
rapidly increasing In membership
Collector and Assessor Calm has finished
his scholastic roll. Luling. inside Of the
corporation. has go. with a number OF
transfers that will greatly increase the roll
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At TcNnrlsay,n.

Texarknnn. Ark, March ga terrific
storm of wind and rain visited here ut 4
o'clock this morning doing great damage
to fencing and shade trees. number of
houses were also blown down. but SO far
ms learned nobody was seriously hurt Telc-
graph wires were also blown down FOR miles
and for several hours all communication
with the outside world was shut Off.
Much greater damage is reported from
Hone Ark, thirty miles north OF here on
the Iron mountain railroad.
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AMERICAN LADIES lNSULTED.
'Acan dnaom Aroused Over Negotiations Retun Flags
Captured During the Mexican War.

81 LOUIS No. March
ake spirit the
bruce sloan and Pierce
government for the
in
se regarding the mission of the gentlemen
ana America menary
the
from Mexico They
Mexico
strong is the sentiment
andn fined
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MIR STELZER Hurled.

large concourse of friends escorted the
remains of Julius A. Stelzner this morn
ing to their last resting place ut Lake
view cemetery. Pastor j. C. Roehin con-
Quoted the funeral service. and the Con
cordia Singing society. of which Mr.. Steiz-
ner was an honored member. rendered Two
funeral songs.
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Gainesville, Texas, March 4,-Quite an
Interesting ceremony was witnessed last
evening at the First Presbyterian ohurch
in this city, being the installation OF heV'
VIM. McPheeters as pastor. Tho instaiia-
ton sermon was preached by Rev. BISHOP
followed by Rev. DR.. Henry s. Little notn
~ Denison. The latter addressed the new
pastor regarding his duties. what was ex- *
ppsc,ed and required of him. Rev. James
Anderson followed in very intereslins
talk TO the congregation ON their duties 10
the pastor.
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UNITED STATES COURT.

United States VS.. +. o. Cursor; motion
to quash indictment fled
Southern Redstllling and Rectifyns
company Climited) VS.. VIM. l.. p. Leigh ct
all leave to plaintiff to file an amended and
supplemental petition; also supplemental
petition for replication to answers Med;
leave to defendant to amend first amcuded
original answer and FIRST supplemental an
swer: cause on trial.
John w. Meyer VS.. Southern Pacific
companyi motion for new trial by plain
tin. and continued to next term by agree
ment.
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COURT HOUSE PLANS.

It was late this evening when the COM
missioners court finished the hearing Of
the architects in behalf Of their individual
plans and specifications for the new court
house. Mr.. Gordon OF San Antonio being
the last to explain his plans in detail. The
court will probably decide as to the plan
TO be accepted some time tomorrow. Archi-
tect Hciner of Houston, one OF the com
peting architects. is here awaiting the out
come.
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GAMBLING CASES.

Rev. Leon Sonied was at the city court
this morning. going over the State and CITY
dockets. and making record OF the gam
ing cases which have been tried In that
court during Tho last three or four years.
He will separate those which were tried
Ivy II jury from those in which Jury was
waived
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v,ctoria. Texas, March b.-Mr. L. n.
Fritz yesterday awarded the con.rsc. -
H d. Applegate for the erection OF two.
story residence on the corner OF Glass ana
Santa Rosa street. n,nv n,
The Collins Manufacturing company s oa
san Antonio secured the contract lor ,ne
erection OF the new cotton BIN ~
nsny Al ss7is. It will be an eisht-siu
seventy saw gin,
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Tyler, Texas. March b.--Thc arguments
were closed In the Clark case last night,
and at 1890 Judge Watkins charged the
Jury on all phases OF homicide including
self defense At & O'Clock tonight the jury
returned their verdict. finding CLARK guilty
Of granddaughter and assessing his punish
ment at two years in the penitentiary.
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come to town for physician 10 90 se'en
miles into the country to see the iam''y oi
S. l.. Wheeler, who are suffering from ar
senical poisoning. About two Weeks aso
MIR. Wheeler found traces OF paris green III
some flour and sugar and he thought that
an attempt had been made to poison us
family, but had no clew as to the gu,i,y
party and knew no reason why any one
should want to poison himself or family.
Mr.. Wheeler ami family moved here ABOUT
two years ago from near Salado BEL couh
ty. and are not known 10 have any enemies
or the III will Of any one.
Sheriff Mcdowell has gone 10 the se'. y.
of the poisoning to try and ina Gle" ~
the guilty parties.
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Waco. Texas. March San affidavit
was filed In Justice Earle's court today al
legng that the fire originating In Sam
Hirsch's tailoring shop Wednesday night
was of ineendiary origin. The fire con-
sumed Hrsch's stock and machines and
damaged the printing shop adjoining. The
inquest Will be taken up tomorrow.
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Cnp,t nn,.r thr Tund..

Dallas. Texas. March 5.-President Law,
renee Kneffy Of the state Fair directory
is still wrestling with the business men
OF Dallas for the raising OF that $4,000
that is essential to the exposition The
amount has not been subscribed and a
great many believe there viii be no fair
held this fall
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NOT DUE.

The notes given by MIR. G. II. Guerringer
OF the fremont and Beach hotels, to cover
which a deed Of trust was made, have date
OF January 90. 1897. and are not yet due
as would appear from msprlnt concern
Ing them. The deed of trust was merely
given as security for payment in order TO
secure a loan.
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Terrell. Texas. March 4.--There was u
heavy rain and electric storm last evening.
There was not much wind accompanying,
but the rain was very heavy ana the light =
ming vivid. The electric lights went out
in many places and 1t is supposed the
cause was tho tremendous amount OF cleo
tricity In tho air for several hours.
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Lullng. Texas, March 5,-~A big cattle
deal between Wells OF Gonzales and Lynn
of this city was closed this morning, II
embodied stock cattle. yearllngs and two3:
figures private, Live stock are Oh the jump
In this section
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gainesville Gossip.

Gainesville, Texas. March 4.--The Santa
Fe shops are running full time and have
all the work the limited force can do.
A large number of cattlomen will leave
here on Sunday next for the convention at
San Antonio.
Pat Ware. the best known ex-sheriff In
the State, 10 lying dar gerousiy Ill with In
flammatory rheumatism at his home In
this city.
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A NEW OFFICE.

Tho city council tonight created the POSI-
ton OF comptroller Mr.. 4. Fcrrer was
chosen to NIL the position at salary OF
5000 per annum.
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HOUSTON DAILY Posn SATURDAY, MoRNING. g

vegetation, as ground in some places is
getting a little hard.
Georgetown---A. s. Howren: Weather Ia
favorable for farm work. Corn planting is
being rushed; some farmers completed
good rain liz needed Fruit trees are ir
bloom and the grass is growing nicely.
I.ampasas-W. II. Weber: Ground dry
ing up very fast from the west winds
although grass. oats, and wheat continue
to grow vigorously. Fruit trees blooming
Temperature. maximum n, minimum q :
pt. cipitation. trace.
Collinsville--H. Waldo: Weather is fine
for the planting OF spring crops A large
acreage of oats has been sown and prepa-
rations are being made for planting corn
Waco-W. j. Foss: Tho majesty of the
farmers In this country will commence
planting about the first of next week. but
some little planting already.
Cuero--J. NJ. Reuss: Temperature. max
imum rs. minimum 40; TO precipitation.
BecvilleA. II. Kent Corn planting Is
finished; some up with good stand and is
being plowed out. Some complaint OF the
ground getting too hard to plow Tenn
perature. maximum rs, minimum IL; pre-
| cpitation trace.
Dalas-G. A. Eisenlohr: The biz fall in
temperature of last week was beneficial to
| the fruit crop, preventing the buds from
| opening; no damage to wheat and oats.
| Good rains would be beneficial. Tempera
| ture. maximum ~. minimum %; precipita-
| ton II of an inch on the I'd.
Brenham-J. G.. Sloan: Fruit trees are
| in bloom and the prospect for a large fruit
| crop is good II we have no late frost Tenn
perature. maximum rs minimum So; pre-
| cipitation. 90 Of an inch on the 3D.
| Columbia. s. Rogers: Temperature.
maximum II. minimum AZ; no rain.
| Galveston-Ceniral office: Temperature
maximum co, minimum Az; precipitation
| 02 Of an inch on the lh.
San hntonio-H w. Curlcy: Rain need.
ed badly. Soil too drv for planting. Tenn
perature. maximum rs, minimum 49, pre-
| cipitation, .0S Of an inch on the 4th.
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-AM Tonic Ford; Early
y aAsut over. Vegetation OF
iarth rapidly. Rain bad
temperature, maximum -,
g htkey: The weather for
RISKS was all that could be
Fn work. Some few planting
tiurs will be general this and
|nirsFs as a rule are well up
Fsx and tie land is in good
ny better than for many
doing we'll and very PROM
~ Bailey: Conditions ia
an would be beneficial. High
81 caused ground TO dry fast.
\ hamilton; Weather for the
Ma MT mnoh - ~" :" :
MI much corn planted
H.,
: A. streigler; Spring
|s' and doing nicely. Wheat
. lar and farmers are pre-
\ corn. Some cotton still re
I s s,anas better prices. Good
lHp c,n..
II and S farm:r. another good
b sp,isv n,an., are generally
(,s siDs - p'owins. Some corn
y, and others will begin
n IA, ,V" nn, gene generally com :
a r M ao' ~, iaily recovered
ou' Is generally
81 n s sh,der' Farm work is
rsIp sH', ny. IL, is progressing
ksIsain,SS u nearly s completed.
|is.t4r.s u ~ reed rain.
fsssk M ,4 W., some very coll
Eas % a nv ran an, which rs now
hs Br M ,,,, especially wher,
E,ntea1 S w, n'tle corn or sor-
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Luiing, Texas. March 5.--Luiing lodge
No. IS, Sons Of Hermann. st their last
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

take Laxative Bromo Qu!nine Taoietns.
All druggists refund the money i I" 's'
70 cure. &c.
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BULLETIN
! Report. from Bureau
Esr,,p'd''ts'
|,,sl4slH FOR FARMERS
\. csr. Il Up s,",..
p.i.s planted

a. States
~. r.rsh S-, United s'a aus
\ A ~. ,bsr Bureau, Texas
I Y, s,.,,s for the week end :
ia..s i. 1897;
me week oi an, pan
a''S ~ .,se,ins or showing
SH wa - and fair weather
\ cleared w AiI ,,,,er mart OF
N toward the la', n',.ps mo-
,sr,a,ening conditions ,
mile precipitation lhf
ts' n'''' ,. for the week
o AZ a'eias' ,hs pauhan -
Ibst FORMAL O' er 'nV ,n , over
81, Of IS Of an men Wv"
,,r,Ion Of the State
W p''' 's,os was reduced 10
he suusn'ne o,,,nulus and
|, sustus, ssra'o-au' a.,n. tbe
.,,eh prevailed during ''e
..ss It was generally
u aSefas' ="
riL .,.,od with the