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iircclnion Appreciated.

To NJ FRlENu> >vD TIE CrrizEN> rr
WILMlNGTuN, DEL:
! take this means ni puo'iciv thanking
my friends and every one who gave me
such Il grand reception on my return
from Cleveland, Ohin where fought IA
draw with the champion light weight,
Kid Iavignr.
The demonstration w"% all Il surprise.
to me. which made it all the more ap-
prcriatcd. shall endravor to continue
to gain new IaurriS in the plyilistic
world, and will try to make my future
friends in Wilmington and an hon II t.,
myself.
Again thanking all for their unlimited
kindness and appreciation. | am.
Yours truly.
,rk DAY.
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Fast Sales. P. 0. Box 1892. .Phi|ate|phia,Fa
A POUND CT READING MA7TtR.

will be sent to any address in thc
United States Tor a silver dime,
These package. are made up o..
>tJAdard newspapers and period
ic lis Of real literary worth. The!
are God-sends to invaiids %nC
, ,,ay-at-hontS. Address, News.
paper Exchange, bishop Hnilo-
ing, Philadelphia, Pa.
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n District Map
Of Delaware.

Thc STATE SENTINEL OF Dover is har-
inc uruar,.d and will soon I've ready t"
deliver New Map OF Delaware. giving
the boundaries OF the Representative ana
Senatorial Districts as provided by the
New Constitution. $1.1O viii secure
this valuable Mapand the STATE SENTINEL
for one year. The number is 'l'H'trd;
.un.cij,s. III once. Ne" suhscrlNrS VIII
receive the paper the balance OF tins year
free Address, with remittance,
Tur SEArE SENTINEL, Dover, IpI.
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y. Zimmerman return" from III. Mexican
trip It is his intention to Issue Il cha-
Icnsc to Champion "Ed4ir' Bald for IA
largest purse.
The number "i bicycle tourists who
visited Europe last year was very large.
but this years figures will hr record
breakers. MANY cluU@ organize small
clubs OF tourist, who pay $50 month.
more or less, wrh the object OF trip to
Europe when en 'ugIl money is in bank
to pay all expenses.
The advance guard of foreign racing
cyclists that are coming to this country
are on the steamer La Bourgogne, of the
French line which sailed from France on
Saturday. They will arrive some time
on sunday provided the steamer is not
delayed while crossing the Atlantic.
Those on the la Rourgogne are Jaap
Eden, the champion nf Holland; Henri
Cissie. the French middle distance rider:
i. Ilette, the sprintcr.
FOOT BEL.
l'rincctons spring foo, ball practice
began yesterday, Captain Addison W.
Kelly calling out hall IA dozen Fmshme
candidates for quarterback. They went
through an hours work under the direc-
tion OF ''Fred' Smith. OF the 'nG eleven,
Smith will be in Princeton for few
weeks, and in that time he will ate1apt
to instili into the minds Of aspiring foot
ballists some idea OF the Princeton
method Of playing quarterback.
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TURF TALK.

TLr hrukmakcrs finally had an
inning Yesterday AT lilkton as only two
Iuvorirpr crossed the ire winner.
Ii,r greatest surprise of the dar came
in ,nr second race. which was won by
Eird Of Freedom WHO was quoted IN IN"
netting ut twenty to one.
.lorkrys Nelson and t'rltfcn were il"
lurky huys to receive the fifty dollar
prize donated by ,hc books.
Following are the summary, entries
and selections l"r l"1av.
summary.
First Eacr-Four and Il half fur!nngs,
Tommy Tahy, l07, Nelson, !, ,! and
,i-:, first, Destiny, lld. lMorrit!, $, 2!
and g., second; Mabel D., lO2, (Champ,h
Is, q and 3 third Time, l.ol, Harry j.
jerome, May Wellington, Wendell,
Scout. Russell Sagr, Bessie NJ,
also ran. ,,.
SECOND Race - About five inrlongs;
Bird OF Freedom, III, Niriff'n }. 2O6 and
3 first. Bcnciuctor, l23, (Dwyer), 20 and
:;.5 second, Ed. Murphy, l2o, 'Patton),
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sixth Kacc-S!X iurionyS.
Selections.

First Race! !.ucutr, FIaNir b, Harry
Bennett.
second Rae - rnna.rr. Windgar.
Belle Australian.
Third Race - In>ir Howe, Earnc,
irann il"UgE.
i"nth Eacr-II'jdcn;ir, Colonel r,
LruilIua>.
Fitth Eac'-N.Ijta, Cheer Up, Worry
Not.
Sixth Itar"--.'"rkinc, ';ou,d, The
Nantaun.
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Peter Jack. son knocked out.

Special to THE SIS.
san FE,Ncl-,p. March 30. Il iMi J"iilics
knocked uUt Peter jackson in three
rounds tonight, before lO,WW people.
jackson wa, in fine shape ami weighed
about l"S pounds, While ,'"ii'jr- sealed
about POO. jackson showed considerable
OF his old form and for the first two
rounds put up good contest, Nnt his
five years Dissipation soon ,"id on hin,
and ne had not the rndnanr" ~ "I old
and the pace soon todd ul. him. and the
hln, punch on the jaw iurII him with
nothing left in to come back "rl au'j Ii"
WAS completely kmrckra oul.
Miss Kate Quill. Of ,cke~-in, * tllr
guest OF Wilmington friends.
Miss Emma Popp has resigned her
position with the firm OF W. :. Hoffman
& Co., managers for Covenant MuluuI
Life Association.
On the ait t,rmoon Of April H,h., Dr..
Cru ubalgh. of tn" University "i Penn
SYLVAN, will lecture to teachers AT the
High school on "Thc Language
Problem
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m Frederic Richardson, hate pro. cricketcr,
fmd,Drough, Nolts, England, and Montreal
4nada, will apply to II o :. 7t2 Lafayette aE,
I. viii b. gladly received. Cuban l"l"is please
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DELAWARE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1898

3, and 80 third. Time l.O4, Willie &,
WIstfu, Dr. jim, Helen !, Leigh, Claude
itill also ran.
Third Ra"r->lX iur,ungS. Walter .,
lO9 Patton }. :! and G-1, first Tutor,
iT' Donncityj. 5, ) ana 50, second {;
Graceful, lo' tChampl, -, s and 3,
third. Tinr, %. j. j. Wilmington,
Fred MuncE. Back Ec>s, Recover, Pcri,
u Day IL, \cnIanna, also ran.
Fourth Racc-Four and nnc-half fur.
longs. Sandnwne, l2O McInlyre), G-5
and -, first; War Song, TO C. lIues-
ton I, = and G-o, second; Blue Jay, l2O
lGclger), 10, 4 and ,, third. Time, l.OOi
Rosedalc, Can't Tell, !;usirus, Congo
Dick, Scio, tadz, Brown Fnso, also
ran
Fifth Race Six iurIonss. ,Julianna
100, tCondrier) ,, and ., first; Tray
more lO7, McIntyre) }, 2 and -, sec.
"nd; Mooyer lO7 MclcrmottJ ), and
A., third. Time, l.22. NJ. +. v, Lady
Linden, Checkers, Grrcnpoint, G;alloper,
Bardetta, also ran.
Sixth Race-Four and half i,rIongs.
Issie q, us (Griffcn) ,, and y, frs,
New York l2O, (Houlan $, 3 and 50,
second Prairie Flower no, ,Johnson J
i, and |. third. Time, l.Ol. Intimidad,
Blue Blummer, Belisarus, Irene X.
Mascot, Privatecr, EoNborough also lan
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THE SUN.
30. ooo57 Van pclt Street.
Philadelphia, |. :. A.
MALE AND FEMALE
Agents Wanted

Rv an old and wcll-known Company.
no capital required. Goods been adver-
tised for over 20 years Never offered
through canvassers before. Business
gentccl in every particular. Address
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NOTICES.

WANTED Energetic agents tlth'r sex 'lai-
We m,,.t hear stricte-t Investigation. Address
L N office.
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Personal.

,r Michael e. Walls, born ia Iialhutra, county
i,.o,I ireland, now about luy,ar> oi age, sup
w." '.ed 10 he about Nhw Work, would "nmm'ni
.,o with Ills cousin Michael Flod. Rn>svill''
r.et Londonderry. ireland, he would hear
,m,thiug to his advantage.
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INFORMATIDN wanted oi Rosanna
(eilly, domestic Please send address
4 20 Convent avenue, New York city.
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I>r,pu,T.n< u,u,rd Of Cornelius Shrrhah
SON Of pntrick F., lurI Il, ;'e Last i1th Il ri,y'
,i, home 7,t Fast lt'h St, III l'''., h' '"';N''
Col la, heard from nil III AH'! ,,E,,r 49, ',", n,
nuycr. wa. going 10 S,"kln' al; Ia ,"i'' .',, in
nrmatinn To- JOHN j SIIEEHAN, 40 f1''' i'"
4 Western lapcrs pleas" copy
Joseph BAYIfrS. short. brunette m'i ,Srr
rarjrrt \. j.. tColw,|I. iron work. Wt 'I, I;,
.,rruaiur vilr a,lrrriulr kuu"inG H. la''' Nv
p.. dead BANi rs iil West lN''
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1n0n CncuIal> matted u well t"h" '"t,n.'s ,s ~
lVUU $50. Al fresh names, D. W. "''''"
Mansfield La.
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HOUSTON PosT RIFLES
Bcinc Rapidly Recruited and VIII
Leave Next Tuesday.

Lieutenant Tnbin Of The Houston Post
Ritl,r opcned mp a Recruiting office at the
Hutchins house and at the Fifth ward
Pyihan half yesterday and succeeded N 81
curing a number OF iin1 looking men :oT
the company The recruiting office villa
remain orcu un,il the departure Of ;he
company for New Orleans acgt Tuesday
evening By that time il is expected gaa,
every man neeicc Will have teen secured,
Captain M6ssie returned fran New CI-
leans Yssierdsy morning ard reports tina,
all arrangements have leen reIieftea fer
u,ey!ug The Houston Pest Rifles. ana thA;
they will he company G - the Duncan Is.
Hood regiment Of !mmunCs after next
Tuesday. The captain states that recru4t IS
o;ier,us from neigheor towns will Re
giyer transportation 70 Houston. providing
they come UP 10 the military requirements
OF sge. weight. etc. Not loss thar five nea
Will be accepted from any ore point
Every member Of the company has bel
selected with erea, care and Captain Mas
sic IS very proud o. them. They promise 10
make record % which Texas will also be
prtud when they Join the army OF invasion
AID land UPON Cuban soil.
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public Endorsement. while his long resi-
aence here and his ever conspicuous cour-
'fsY aaa ChesteTheldiaa manners and car
rage have enlisted among th, Dsople A
hosi OF friends who will take this oppor-
iuniiy 70 demonstrate ths.- good opinion
o. neighho- and man who has hitherto
eSche"ed politics as q candidate He. too.
Is veteran Confederate and was mem
Der OF General Magruiers staff. showing
not o1ly that his heart and intelligence
was siead,ast 10 q cause dear To the South
bni that IN military life he was called 10
z prominent position and his friends now
urge him and he has consented 10 assume
an iuporiau; and conspicuous position In
CIVIL life, and il is et the urgent request
Of his friends that he respectfully asks all
GOOD democrats 20 assist him as A caudi-
ca'r for Judge Of the Fifty-fifjh district
count
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cRrrrENTox GOSPEL MEETING.
Todn>'r and Tomorrow services
VII Cnnrludc the EeNiNnl.

The Crf,sea;cn revival services yesterday
we're intensely Interesting. and FOR ct
tendance sr1 Interest manifested, we're by
far ;he bes. Of the week At 10 a. n.
sheern church uas comfortably filed The
sYarse,is's subiecs vas Conservation, "
his text "Coosecfaie yourselves this day
ard quoting freely Of scripture Re proved
that Il was not only Gods command oui
bis will tAst re coaseofate 10 bis service
rnInd, soul and body. AZ The conclusion Of
the fe-rice there vas such demonstration
as IS rarely witnessed. almost The eatire
ooagrega;loa giving themselves TO Gods
serrles-
Notwithstanding The incleneney Of the
weetbc- the chlldgen service al . II
Eas whll s,ser5ed and the serylos one q
the SWes ties; Of The week The text LATHE
children c9rne unto Ne. was followed By
~ his;ory % tae death bs3 scene Of liiile
FIp-e1c4 Crittenfon- The beloved child Of
the evangelist whose death Nss ne ulssns
81 bis conversion ana engaging IN the WORK
% resceiug falleu women. and esiaullsn-
iag fi,y-tAree homes Tor fallen women
The night service in the MARKET HAL vas
well attended TIE text. MattheN 81 so,
Seek ys FRS; the Kingdom o. heaven and
nc a3tes nnio yog vas followed ~ tae
u8ost powerful sermon yet delivered and
many predictions.
The ,olloalag is the order q services
for today This morning fns pastors q
The Various churches sill hii thsir Tespec-
tive Iulpits exceo, Sheara church, which
VIII 10 filled by Nj. Crreu'op
~ 2 81 2. 10. EerYlces FOR men only n
Market hali. A. the same hour the is3iss
Niil ADlt prayer r3srtlug ir shFarn
church At ~ il he Market Ran
M Criren'on wi'i talk ~ Fifteen Years
Expersence n Rescue Work TINS wiil be
a unioo service. sll % she pastors Nho
hHve ass sfsd in ih=se meetings closing
,heir churches and Inviting theiF conEte-
cations 70 be present
On Monday afternoon from 20 2. n.
M. Criiteniou S-iu foid 9 reception a. tAs
Florence Criucniou hone, corner o. ElTih
ard Caroline s'reets take Louisiana street
carr epd invites the citizens ~ coIls ana
SO me worry 81 Re home
On MONDAY nigh 81 re Mission hsit,
fa3 and %lS Louisiana street, Nj Critte1-
tca Will bold a Jubilee service.
Mr crt,.cn,on hares for A-lroDs ~
he car Cool News" on Tuesday morning
"a; Is o'clock. Nhen his friends viii Re
AZ she Grand Central depot % hid bin
farewell s-5 G0tRpee4
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NR>.ATM0oO'S KINDERGARTEN

The closing Exercises of the riuth annual
te'sion Of Mis-. L Atuoode klndersafte p
AM primary school were held on iac lawn.
corner Silver and Decatur streets. Las gr.-
Gay evening. Some ,hree or four hundrc
sleoaioFs we're present. The programmes
vas rendered ~ an excellent manner aal
al the participants received much praise
The first part Included music by the
iiclicsmp orohtsire, royHa,ions by Miss,
annie soaFiapf, sunse; Wood and lnuise
Wagner. and q wand drn by twenty nas,r.
bcrs Of the Kindergarten class,
following This oaine rlay entitled
SEEMS IN the Forest. OF Stolen CHILD -
Ia wh!ch The following children took part
ora Hardy. Malta Meuit TiMie R!esner
Ella Nogt Enla Atwood Enmlc KnlEch.
bsea. Matte Merritt Sunset Mood. Wii.lne
Clark, Cussic FInmJn. O,ce Sorihrup. Lea,
Pizer. Paxton Beazley, Willie Minst,r
Freddie Minister Albeit Kuischhach. S,a .
ncy h. Rose, Hubert Werner. clifford Welsc
Ella Schultz. Louise Schnaucke Rubic
Horn. Elma sweeney. Alma Vogt. I.ana
iiEer, ora Hardy. Enla Atwood and Miss
Annie BOYD.
The second part consisted o, reci,a;ions
By fandeli CoomhS. Freddie MinSer ami
MISS Anna Boyd panJomiin4 by A,lta
s.hreider, assisted h. Misses BOYD ana
Johnson violin duet by E,oiso Beaziey AMI
hhis Atwood, accompanied b. Mr.. shroder
Maud and Soitle johnson.
The entertainment concluded with 2 yer,
iaognaole comedie,la entitled The Perkins
Family Entertained in which Tho follow
ins scholars participated, Elolse peszlrv
~ mond Miisen'isr. Ella Vogt. Yandell
oocinhs. Enla Atwood Matte Johns,,,n
Freddie Minister. George Fromn, Alma
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On the Inflated Nerrimnc Was -
Houston noN. X. kyIe Crnnk.

Houston Boy, r. hyIe Crank.
Young Crank. who was one q the Off
cers o. the Merr r,2c rhe vessel iha, vas
sank in The hsybo7 ~ Santiago &c Cuba
yesterday. ena may now te Spanish p5is-
oncT. ss the second s91 q Major " II.
Crank Of this city. His name is z. Kyle
Crank and he has scarcely sc; r=ache8 the
ase Of g. He Een; from here "a the naval
sca3s my Of Annapolis IL isS. and efte-
spending four years Studying g; that In
s;i;uuon. made tip Of ,No Years aboard
me Marolehead. during Which iia,e he prac-
ideally cT'lised around he world some
lime later De was transferred TO the New
York, ard gained much experience white
on ;rs- wArship. He vas 10 Houston OF
turlough only Yea weeks ago. visiting
his parents. and LETT here on the TN Of
lass ApT. 20 return 10 duty Immediately
on reporting 70 his superior officer he as
assigned as chief engineer on the Merrl-
mac, aod as TIE dispatches announce Was
enc Of the gallant men Hho were taken
prisoners by The Spanish forces al the close
81 yesterdays dauntless dash 20 glory
Major Crank aace frUi;irss efforts since
The matches occurrs nee which has made
his son famous - obtain through private
sources some additional facts cCnce-nins
the even, In which his brave boy played
such an important part but up 20 an early
huur This morning 10 Information save
thai contained in the newspaper dispatches
could be had. The New York World tsle-
gFsphea 10 him yesterday for photograph
Of The young hero, and the request las a,
once complied with. but further ihan This
the major has no more knowledge th2u the
outside public 81 The present fate NJ where
abours ~ the ChiYalrons littie hand who
yesterday risktd 50 much for the honor Q;
the Tae
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In the announcement column this morn
'ng will be found that q Mr., Tom l..
RAiiey for Justice Of the peace, subjec; to
the action OF The county democratic pr.
fAaFies Nearly everybody in Houston and
hArFis county knows Tom Railey. He has
lived here nearly all Of his life. and. being
OF genial nature, kindly disposition and
courteous bearing. IS quite popular wi,h oil
classes OF our citizenship. Mr. Raiisy is
$50 nan o. intelligence good education.
fine common sense, generous A.. t,,., 80
no aOuh, would make nne ,ost,c, y. ,hs
peace He Is straight dsmocrat and has
always s'eAdfsstly and consistently fouehf
The battles Of the party. and this Is ne
nrst time. TIE Post believes thar ne mas
ever asked for any Office We is going ,o
make a coed race
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Died of Morphine poisoni,r

Justice Ffize yesterday held an inouest
as to the cause OF the death o. HENRI
Johns which took place al the Sc. JOS
ePh infiruary on The night before. pr.
W. \. Shaw was the only witness sworn
lie said the man was found on Crawford.
between Calhoun sud jefferson streets. anil
taken 10 the intsrmary. where be died soon
ns,Nard from morphine poisoning. \
phial containing the drug vas so,,r5 a.
ms person. Deceased had heea comfy
ehaFse and az Different times had bsen a
the poor farm and infirnary. The countv
uhaertakers. Ross 4 Wright. buried thc
body in the city cemetery
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brdsarks for tho Emm.,

Mrs. W. Z. Kendall and her committee
met In Temperance Hail yesterday and
concluded 10 send hedsseks to the Eume,
h'iies a; Mobile As consequence e!sh,y-
hve OF the sacks. 80 TO six7s inches. we're
sen, by express yesterday evening. Thu
sacks weigh a p.Duud each The -,rs,.t ~
bars already sent were eight Zee, 800.
aud weishsa nineteen ounces. Re,h $50
ana bars can be furnished a company .,r
ste. provided the dealer sells Al cost u.h,cs
al are willing 10 do for the soldier bows.
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SUBURBAN NEWS.
Ne"s Notcs ana Gossip from IN.
Thriving Town of Drunper

thriving Town of Drunn~r
Almost every community with susf,r;e,.
energy and patriotism to raise 4, pol. ana
beg borrow or buy nag has had ia Gag
raising, attended by the usual speech max.
ins and poNder burning iea,nres. i, ha.
remained 10 the patriotic citssens az GU.
thriving suburb. however, to ,ar,w o,a
Glory TO the Texas b-eexs In a manner a.,
novel and unique as il was beautiful In,
yonns men 81 Rruaner all Joined In ana
oy their own Efforts rslsed typical rsx,s
icag-l eAt p.ne role. eighty feet high ana
sSFsasnt as an arrow. Oging 10 the FACE
,n~i Brunner eiuRenS are AL homs only a,
nisns The flag raising MAS SGT for I n y,
tuesday evening, and long before this lima
efoNns hsd began 10 gather ahou, the Dgis
Va ffons OF Assembly hall and enjoy ma
music dtscoursed BY Houstop h,aS
Promptly a, O'Clock the orator o, tra
evening, Mr. w G. Love. was intr,sness
WHO IN few wsIl-chosen Remarks ga !.
slowing tribute both 10 the flag Ia a.,
taisets Mr.. Love was followed h, Lad =
". y. Shaw. Who proved an able sssons
nosh Speakers being louily applluaes 4,
~. ciose OF Judge Shaw's remarh. -
nsnis and torches were put ont. Rsa
white and blue lights were then ,,asAas =.
the platform at the foo, OF tbe n,,s a..
eaossns = BEAUTIFUL tahlcau. Miss Dsisv
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Mcdonald. representing Columbia. win
the flowing folds OF OH GLORY rs a hack
ground. formed a striking ard beautiful
picture. which Tor few seconds held the
entire assembly sptllbound. IS the had
struck UP The Sssr Speagled Baones AMI
the fair goddess swiftly and gracefully
drew tie Gag 70 the peak the crvrd quick
~ found voice and cheer after cheer greet
ei TIE stars aud Stripes ~ they anisrlsa 70
the evening breeze. Quits number then
sdscrrush 20 Assembly ball. where dane
Ing was s1dulgsd IN Until quite late hour.
TIE icre cream social under the auspices
o, ;he B-isane7 Sunday school held on the
lawn AZ the resitence Of Mr aoi Mrs l. y.
Palmer wednesday evening was sraai
success and nsiic5 quite nea. siTn. VINCE
viii he deypie5 10 ,bs orEA7 fund
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4 HEAVY RAIN.
\ Comparative meteorological Re-
port for the Month of MAY.

There was very heavy rainfall yesterday
between ll.l5 a m. snA 80 ?. m. during
which dine 90 inches o, rain fell, flusAlls
the CUTTERS and giving the paved streets a
good wAshlnr and those not paved a good
soaking, TIE rain was accompanied BY a
terrific thunier storm.
Following IS a comparative report Of rae-
THEOLOGICAL conditions for the month OF
May IN 1897 and 1885. as furnished hy
the United States weather bureau local Co.
server, Mr.. }. A. McNabh.
Month Of May. iSs7.-lIlghcst ternpcra
tare 81 On the 2sth lowest. Sc on ne Is,
GyeAtesi precipitation for one DAY was SO
ine hes on The Esd, Total for the month. .i6
inches, With nine rainy days
Month Of May, isgS--Hishes, temners-
.ate' y On three days, 2sth. sSth aud 5eth /:
lowest was 81 on the sth Grfates, w.
ciphstion vas 6 ca the 10Th. fetal for n.
nnnth. i.S9 inches, with four rainy asvs
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LAID To REST.
The Funeral Of Charles w. Iumm
Largely Attended

Largely Attended.
The funeral ., Nj Charles ". Lamm
took place yesterday morning 4; 70 O'Clock.
she services being held a; the residence *
NJ J o. Carr. i197 Main street. ana
the .utermeo; Observed q; Hollywood CEN
etery. Many sorrow,ns hearts PAID their
Lass tribute 20 iAe Diseased. The following
yoaag men acted as pail bearers HM
Freeman. VIII HOBBY Nic Andrew. cnss.
lldstone. Charles Webb. Jesse Alhsr,s.
Bert Everts Harry La. Richard Gi7eud
and Haywood BROOKS.
Probably ,he sadiest death o. all is when
the summouirs aagel appears ia The realms
Of youth and calls one q as number to
she other life. ON the brink Of q brilliant
future ard just a. tho threshold Of . pom
lsipg manhood Charley. as he was best
known. responded 10 the call without q
struggle, or sigh % complaint his
happy smiles aud ioYial presence viii he
sadly missed by large circle Of associates.
hui his memory Ntli remain WIEN them
forever. Universally esteemed. mothers
ldol and father ; hope, be leaves behind
AIM the example % a noble toy and A
considerate son He sleeps eternally be.
nesfh che shades o. Hollywood cemetery
and many beautiful flowers. planted hy
loving hands, will GROW upon the Few mad,
grave.
Tho services At The house and grave were
conducted by Rev. Seth Ward OF Shearn
Memorial church
The oqen grave vas lined With sr,llsN
and sweet peas and the mound ives covered
with floral tributes o, various pretty de-
s!gus-
The funeral and burial 81 Mrs ": II
Nende nhall took place a, the family resi-
denoe near Hockey yesterday morning.
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That Wonderful War Service,
Besumon, Journal.

The Galveston News Of today give. Il.
war serNice a great boost, declaring ii equal
20 that Of any paper in the United States.
Act The News publishes today for The lrs,
lime. what the journal printed two DAYS
asc report Of the dissatisfaction in naval
circles regarding the commandment OF
sanhaso and the possibility OF 4 demand
being made for an explanation.
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Mrs Van Week Is arranging 10 give j,
concert at her home next THURSDAY evening
June ., for the purpose Of raising . fund
e provide new carpet Tor the TahsrnarJs
Methodist church She desires an AZ hsr
nitnds and acquaintance TO be nrvseDt
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L. Y. Turner for Di.tric, y,ar

II %ili be gratifying to the many ,rienss
OF NAH'aia q p Turner 20 see his an.
nouncement this morning as a candidate
Tor Judge OF the Fifty -ffth distric, eour,
snnlsci TO the action OF the aemorra,,,
voters az the lay primaries 10 b. held on
July . Captain Turner'S ability is TOO
well known to the people 10 REQUIRE .nv
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MORE CUFF BI,Trovs

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who have not as We, received any Tn
BAD at onioe or Of drivers. s PacrS-s,.
i-sy Laundry sls Prairie avenue. 'Phone
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Arches famous lunch served daily from
10 10 !. 40 Maia street. ''un'