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COLONEL W. j. BRYAN is SO.
WILL BE RANaUErED TONIGHT IN
HONOR OF THE EVENT.
The Day IL an Annual Event with
the Bryan birthday Association
of Chattanooga, Tenn.

Knoxville, Tenn, March 19.-Today was
Colonel William J Bryan's thirty eighth
lie attended services at an
Episcopal church and dined with the
rector. relative. This afternoon Mr..
Pryau, Governor McMllhn and cx-Con-
gresham J. Fraul, Aldrioh held a reunion.
Tonight Colonel Bryan and Governor Nc
Milin LETT for Chattanooga, where MI.
Bryan speaks tomaCrow night.
Chattanooga. Tenn. March TO- Colonel
W. J. Bryan arrived here ut midnight in
company OF Governor McMillin and num-
Der of Chattanoogans who went 10 that
city to meet him. Mr.. Bryan comes here
TO attend u banquet given in his hon9r to-
morrow night b. the Bryan Birthday assoc
citation Of this city. This association gives
each year on the 10th day of March. Mr.
Bryan's birthday. a dinner to which me
leading democrats are invited This event
prCmiscs to be the most successful ever
given, being the frst tho distinguished
NCbraskan has attended over 500 tickets
have been issued and covers for 100 people
have been provided. Tonight It is staod
that there are more deus nds for tickets
than can be supplied.
Tomorrow afternoon Mr. Bryan will de-
liver speech AZ the city auditorium, at
which time his friends say he viii hre the
first gun of the campaign oil 1900
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ocHiLrRnE's THEORY.
Has Decided that the Fire Resulted
from "a Better Explosion


Has Decided that the Fire Resnlted
from Better Explosion.
Now York. March 10, Colonel Tom
ochiltree. who had room on the second
door Of the Windsor hotel and who went to
the waldorf,Astorla, tonight told his opia-
ion OF the cause OF the are. "The parade
tst. Patrlck's day. was responsible for
It" he said II WAS In room next to
the elevator and lust over the boiler room
The parade drew every employee Ia the
hotel from his post. They were mostly
Irish and took keen interest 10 the turn
out My theory Is that the boiler ran dry
N the absence OF the engineer and explOd-
I'D know that the flames came no under
my room and apparently from the boiler
room The Are found tree vent up the ele-
v1tor shaft and that accounts Cor TIA
rapid spread. There Is no doubt whatever
OF the origin Of the Ore. II was under
my room. ! know H."
Tho great value OF Jewels and jewolry
In the hotel before the fre makes Il I'M
psrative 10 keep the closest guard on
those who enter and depart from tho ruins
Many Of the men resented being searched
and protested that 20 man would thtnl;
az taking such property. and especially
under the circumstances. The contractors
and the officials of the building depart
ment were obdurate. however. aud said
th1y would take no chances and that every
one must be searched
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THE PRESIDENTS sUSDN
Attended Church and ListeHH|
A.,

Lengthy Sermon.
Thomasville, Gu, March 1ss-ls
Mckinley attended church TO-DAY I
Methodist church of Thomasvills
The presidents carriage dIMS|
front of the church Just as ~
gun, and Mir Mckinley. o. IN
Hobart ana Mrs. Hobart 6. IA
only ones OF the party 10 .A,sns
shown TO a pew we'll to the front
body CT the church. Mrs. McKlE5
not attend, tho weather today
turned rather raw and cold, mai
prudent TO remain indoors. M
Elder J. o. Branch conducted tbs n
In his prayer he implored God n
the president of the United StsA!
him wisdom to conduct his ofr|
that Increasing prosperity may n
heritage nnder his administratoa
sermon Mas entirely doctrinal, u
from even the remotest allusioa
president or party.
The { president listened ai~l
throughout the rather long ssrrsI
attempted to join In tho consrsF3
singing, He looked fairly well, u
decidedly pale, The vice-presiders 4
thai he had not yet fully recovdtI
thu grip.
The house party enjoyed driv,
afternoon. and then, owing TO VI
northwest wind. spent the time
Preparations have htts
to leave here In "A special car y
Plant system at 10 o'clock tomorrss
ing for Jekyl island. Politics \
peated, must positively have nrIl
do with the trip, and no politica
ences will be held there. The pns
that Speaker Reed aud the presNs
meet IL of course admitted, ana
sibility is that result OF u
better relations between then
will he q party TO any
TO bring them together. The IN
sol mel of the party is stili VA
Those certain to go are the preA.s
Mrs. Mckinley Senator Hanna' "
Secretary Cortilyou and DR.. k'su
navy. the family physician.
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uaANGE LOCALS.
Work Is ca De Rushed on the Orange
rcc Gee Hrnnrh.


Pee Gee Branch.
Orange, Texas March ls.-Mr Frank
schutt, civil engineer for the Kansas City,
Pitsburg and Gulf railroad, arrived here
last night and will make his headquarters
at this place during the construction OF the
branch line OF that road from Lemon "a
Orange. Mr. Schutt has rented home
and will move his family here at once
NJ +. PaXet, assistant chief engineer of the
road. will reach here next Tuesday and
1t Is expected that grading will begin at
once, The entire right of way for tho
road has been secured and no delay is an
tcipatcd in pushing the branch through
to rapid completion.
The county commissioners have ordered
an election TO be held In each OF the school
districts OF the county on the first Tuesday
in April for the purpose of electing school
trustees.
Postmaster James b. Seargent has been
experimenting with the culture of Sisal
grass at his place near town. and was to-
DAY displaying sample OF the product.
He says 1t can be grown with profit here.
lilo has evovled plan for shredding and
cleaning tho grass that will enable the
grower to put Il on the market at mini
mum cost,
Prot. r. r. SebrinS. superintendent of
the city public schools Is having the iun
Der put on the ground for a handsome
residence to he erected for him in the
northern part of tho city. The certainty
OF the building OF new railroads into
orange has iraugurated a building boom
lhat WIN result In the erection OF many
new homes.
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v.ar nalloniSt IL prad.

Bostop. Marca ~ Thomas Carroll
Boone, telegraph operator in the war hall
loon Operations before Santiago, diel to-
day al the Massachusetts general hospital
rs the result OF an operation on wound
roes lved in the fan OF the balloon aftes Il
bad been shot 20 pieces, The airship was
target for the Spanish gunnsrs until il
fsn into the trees and threw all three
men out. Boone was caught in the drag
anchor and was teatuly wounded, no
nc4er ollly recovered although since last
t5a,ssped h,s w0rS as ieicgrapher.
Calan'ity has everiakan All fArec Of the
tnen who We're 10 tbs unfartuRAte nai-
lecn Ore Of the officers dirf ~ Tho ~,
tuitsci hl1 sGluTirS NhilA another 4 an
inmate a. an insane asylum
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Tbrec pcrsonn l<iIIcd.

Pine Bluff, Ark. March l9.-'Further de-
tails OF the fearful storm witch awept over
portions OF Arkansas yesterday morning
reached Pine Blum today On tue Walker
plantation, six miles northwest ot Ppc
Bluff, fve houses we're demolished, a fine
gin was blown into the river ind tho
fences were blown away. \ negro woman
and seven children were IN ono of the
honses when II collapsed. They pres
trsted themselves on the floor during the
action OF the storm and when II was over
they crawled unhurt trcm the d0bris,
AZ Walnut Lake, on the Iron Mountain
route, three persons were killed Every
house on j NJ rarkers plantation, OK
tensively known as tbs Fieh place. was
demolished
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Five aud a half turleugs sslllag rallueus
~ nieky Bird. Gold Baron sanity SAINTS.
Purnlsh Guatamoc 100, Charmante. Raeebud
Rid Me, banorrcr, Mona, solsuee, Sweet
Cakes, somb0r ioI,
one milc. selling Mhalcbaok nAlllsta,
Horton. FostOqo rs Romany tls. Cross Mo
Ina Ito, Mater Lee 100, Espionage, fuva loo.
Flying stakes, oue-hRn mile. a-ytar- Olus.
WinSah Mortgagc, Nina Deehee, Kitty kel-
ly, Jvnpte Riley, SArdino ll6, Hindoo Princess.
Milie 10,
one mile, selling; Truxlllo. Heratio ne, Ed
die Jones lie, Rnpldo 100 T., finnogan los.
Widow Iones, Coda, Sly lOl. StaN Powers.
rotente castake. poevteot ie5 llgh Hoe.
MoFaua les.
Fifteenth siNteenths OF a mill; pr, Shsp-
pard. SatsumN us Ruckws ilo Rosormonde
iOa, TciNcs ie2. May ", 100 ollnthus Form
ere Los Medanos, Einstein, Prince BlaEes, 81,
Calatine Q9
One ARID ono-stytceuth miles. selling; Joe
Mnssel liz McFauane 400 Pat Mnrrissey TOE,
60 TO He'd nos, Twinkle Twink iN,, Or, Ger
nays MagpuH, Ed Garland i0S. rorslda i07,
sennlV Reid -,
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SATURDAYS TonNADoEs,
The Cycloncs Came Earlier In the
sens0u Than Was Expected.


Season Than Was Expected.
Washington. March le--The tornado
weather In tho Southern States came II
tho nature OF surprise 10 the weather
bureau officials. who were not prepared
for II SO carly In tho season. The appear
arce Of the storm, eald Forecast onlcia,
Frankenfcld Of the bureau tonight, was
duc-to the presence Of an unusual amount
Of heat. followed closely by q marked Fab
IN temperature conditions which prevailed
In the sections visited, The lornadoes CO.
curing In East Tennessee ard North Ala
hama we're on the southeastern edge OF
an area OF low pressure or storm ccnter.
which has now shifted raridly northeast
ward TO the Massachusetts, coast
There Will he no immediate repetition
OF the tnrnudos. said he. as the stoSm
center has passed over and Disappeared
to the coast.
These ylsitations OF the elements, Il Is
said. arc not often predicted by tie bu-
reau, hccause OF the difficulties In tho
way--similar conditions, for instance at
different times producing different results.
No reports concerning the tornados have
reached the weather bureau. and none are
expected until tho end OF the month when
the regular returns are sent In. such
occurrences as those OF yesterday are pc
culiar to May or July. The TEXTURES have
been the winds prevailing on the ooaAi
aud nearby points. reaching u miles an
hour In New York, 46 miles In the District
OF Columbia and 35 TO 10 mites AZ yari0ug
points in the South
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SOUNDING sT. LOUIS WITNESSES
representatives OF 10th sides Have
Been Investigations

Been Investigating.
ST. Louis. March la.-The army bee,
scandal has reached st. Louis in the form
OF a quiet investigation for the purpose
OF asHer'ninlng what available evidence
exists for use before the war board of In
Gulry The governments inspection hui
reau has had one of its representatives
Colonel Edgerton, one of the inspectors
VISIT the city to see a number OF prospsc.
1--WE witnesses with the view OF aseertaiu
ihE II their testimony would he material.
" is unonloially announced that the re-
SUIT VIII be more than startling. Inspeo-
tor General Darlington paid a hasty Visit
eere and proceeded to Omaha. whore he IA
sald 10 be engaged in obtaining evidence
sermane TO the points at issue. Friends
OF General Nelson A. Miles have taken m
Ile work In ST, Louis started by Colonel
WARRINGTON Some OF the ave or six VII.
Nesses' Il Is said have been sounded ana ~
ronors are truc thoir testimony Will proye
mshly interesting, Most OF these men ara
eN-soidieFs who can testify from nersone,
experience as ~ the quality OF the besf
sefNsl 70 their respective regiments and
companies "'''
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ropAy,s RACES.



Sis and half furlougs, selling; McAllistsr
%, Saratoga. Taboutct %. Guide Rock l0i,
lhiien Beil0 To-, Cotton Plat lot Merry Day
loi torbush 100, Lady Call-ssc ITO, lIonry
aunt ra,
upr mile; Elmer 5. III, King Barleyeorn
ll6 Prince Meclurgo IL, fusso Partout lOA
Falcon Light TO-,
one aud thrt- siNteenths miles, selliug;
Redwood 100, Babe Fields III. Gomez sos
uXnatd iQd, Cttio Bard l05 school Girl %,
sadie Levy ~ The Planter ~
Ope and onc.eiehth miles, handeap Hand
sci los, Double Dummy i0S harutariN lot,
lndge Steadman ~, Admetus, Donna Rita.
Dr, MArNr ~,
Seven-eighths OF ulile. SELLING; Haitian,
lnnrtAdo, John Sullivan, Alamo, Nahoo,
MieElcp lol shuttlecoek. Reel. Lads Julie,
ltuseella es, Wood Repser. Em.net AheSrn 9S,
<asa s, &c.
Thirteen. siStrenths Of a nils. selling, The
Professor 81 Nocsesh 81, r.ueNy Monday %
Polo, LeNsenlan ai. Martin X, 9i, Swordsulan
eS, Good ordcr 20, Nictorlns 100, Red Duchess
iOt
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CABLE FROM OTIS.
PHILIPPINES Lost Two Hundred ANA
the Americans Two.

PHILIPPINES Lost Two Hundred ana
the Americans Two.
Washington, March ls,--The war de-
partment today received the following dis
patch from Major General Otis regarding
operations against the Insurgents:
Adjutant General, Washington.
Manila, March s,-our improvised gun
boats under Captain Grant. Utah ar
tillery, have full possession OF In
guna del Bay; troops, inhabitants
aud property on shore OF lake nj
our mercy. Wheaton's brigade ON Pasig
river line drove enemy northeast into
province OF Moronga, Last evening the
enemy attacked portion of his force south
et Pasig killing two men and woundIng
twenty OF me Twenty-secoRd infantry.
This morning Wheaton moved nvalnst mi.
insurscnt force driving IL 10 the south
ntieen miles, experiencing very slisht
loss Enemy left 900 on the neld Otis
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noMrsrIc.


Speaker Reeds vsit TO Ickyi iiland
looked upon with great significance Il %
held that he holds the whip hand over
tho president IN the expected deal. which
may include AlEer's rcsispation
Ex.unitsd States senator walsh OF Geor-
Ella dies at Augusta, Ga.
Southern Railway suffered by washouts
from the noods IN North Carolina.
Sergeant Mason OF the First cavalry tcs-
tines that hrmour's agent told him pre-
seryatiyo was used IN the meats furnished
the army.
No more bodies recovered from tho rains
Of tho Windsor Hotel n; New York though
torty-tonr are sim missing.
Near. Edwardeylllc Ala. Saturdays
tornado wrought terrible havoc. Ten OF
one family Killed
Hon, W. J. Bryan celebrated his 3Sth
birthday at knoxville, Tenn.
Secretary Algcr says he Is goins to Cuba
and not to Jokyl island.
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CAUSE Mucu ALARM.

ExpIoaion In Ammunition Factories
Arc Very TrcuucDt,
Paris. March ia-Although there is no
evidence that they were caused by foul
play. the explosions az the government
ammunition factories yesterday. following
so closely upon the terrible disaster ut
LaGourhan. near Toulon, have caused
widespread alarm. Tho greatest ptecau-
lions have been adopted Mt the factories.
tho sentries being doubled at all powder
magazines and military establishments.
One OF the men injured ut Bourges by the
explosion in the she'll filling shop died
today and another Ia dying.
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HALLWAY. washed ont.

Knoxville Tenn March To- Heavy
raintalls for several days past are nov
beginning TO manifest their, recruits, The
Southern railway has sunHsd tcpsidera-
HE damage TO rs tracka between this city
aud Asheville, Y. C, Tho tracks have
bee' submerged and partially Washed out
for distance Of ave miles near AshsWllo,
All traffic on the Ashevllle branch has
been suspended. The damage 10 thc Chat
tapooga branch has been temporarily ro-
paireo The Tennessee river at this city
lie twenty-seven feet above the low.vater
mark and is rising rapidly, spring
freshet IL feared
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No Lives Rcportcd I,nt.

Huntsville, Ala, March 10, -rhs lorna.
do which struck the nothern part OF Mad
ison county last night did great deal OF
damage to houses and farm property. but
so far no lives have been reported lost
A telephone operator AZ Hazel Green re-
ported that tornado struck there, but be-
fore he could give further Information the
wire failed. The damage In the extreme
southern part OF Tennessee can not be cS-
timated. Passengers who arrived last
night on train from the north reported
thnt people were coclinB into the railway
stations in quest OF physicians to attend
tho injured At Plevina. Ala the Steele
place, "a iiuc old home was reduced 10
ruins by tho winds.
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MeSicsns al Laredo forcbly resisted on
fcrcemeut OF regulations at Laredo Up't-
cd States troops asked for to aid the reNaS
health authorities. and were 30 ordered
case Of smallpox has developed al
Honey Grove.
4 man was saved from burial alive near
rcxarkana animation returning lust IN
time.
A boy was crushed TO death near Grape
land.
A case Of smallpox has been discovered
ir Collin county.
There was heavy ice and frost at Deni-
son.
Galveston county democratic executive
committee wants only real democrats APP
pointed notaries public.
Hon. s. p Evans, member OF the lssis-
iaturo from Grayson county, died at Aus
lin.
Bccause she refused to marry him.
Mexican fatally cut girl near FL Paso'
olive is to have canning factory
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Az n.,i,iehem. Nli.a

Bethlehem, Miss, March ie.-W, Wilkes
house was destroyed BY tornado yester.
day and a child killed. Ice Lemmous was
hurt by falling limb but not seriously,
On DR. r, J. McCall's place the roof was
torn from tho residence OF Mrs. Lemmous,
A stable Is said to have been blown $50
yards With a horse IN 1t, but the horse
was uuintured
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Santiago, March 19,-~After careful in.
vestigaton Major General Leonard Wood,
tho military governor, is convinced that
the skeleton found a few days ago tied in
an arm chair amid the rocks on shore
about four miles west OF I'll Moro is the
remains OF the Spanish admiral Vtllamil
who commanded the torpedo boat destroy
ers Furore and Pluton in the battle which
resulted in the destruction of Cervora's
SQUADRON
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youna Negro,s Awtui cr,nae

Upper Marlborough, Nd March la,-- Mary
y. Clark. eEsd e. was heateu 70 dsath aud
10 IA is;l for tho erisrs Tbs dsed WaB IL.
rerietA ens he sEse snd aatenselass wonsn
hslog SURPRISED ny the boy Hpd literally heAten
Is \ jsli~ With club, AIisG Annsc CLARK
ssyod herself iser instant death BY promss-
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smniInox in coiiIn connty.

Mckinney. Texas, March ia case OF
smallpox was discovered last night ten
miles ives, Of Mckinney and about twenty
cases OF exposure resulted before isolation
was effected, The victim, who Is In ad-
Yaneed stages Of The disease. is Mrs. j. 7,
Taylor. young mother with an infant NJ
her breast Detention tents have been sent
out and strict quarantine instituted by
the county judge 10 prevent the further
spread OF the disease.
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SMALLPOX,


Alvin, Texas. March lex Governor
l., L. Fishbaok. OF this city,
Miss Mamie ] McCabc of Vicksburg.
Miss, after pleasant visit OF about two
weeks with her cousin, Mrs H. NJ Parker.
returned home few days ago
Miss Irene 0sgood has returned 10 her
home In Iowa after pleasant visit With
her brothers family. u. \. Osgood
The public schools viii close here at tho
end of this week
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SPANISH PRISONERS.

spain May Appeal 10 the Power, Ia
intercede tor Relief.
Madrid. March 49, Senior snyeia. nrs-
micr and minister OF foreign affairs. had
conference today With the French an,
bassador regarding the liberation of spsn.
lsh prisoucrS IN tho hands Of Pbuinin,s
srain. Y IS reported haa detsrIaynsa ~
pl9tstt % thc rlvilisid world sxllrst tbs
Asutuas o. the Americans in hindrring the
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Mohrenhe,m's Denial.

Paris, March i0.--The Temps today pub
fishes an interview With Baron Won Bob
renheim, former Russian ambassador to
France, who now resides az Pau In which
he denoupces as clumsy invention" the
story that no Is the real culprit who sold
both Russian aud French military secrets
20 the German government and that Il
has been only to avoid nublic scandal
greater than the Dreyfus aflair that ne
has been unpublished,
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lake ony rrou,le az an naa.

Lake CITY, Colo, March ia.~1'he troubls
here on account ~ the strike AZ Henson has
are NOW un6er Orders % TAXA their tais AL
o'clock tomorrow morning The local rapa-
rany n daomed tutnrlSat tor thc future,
nr. Cuuso, tho italian soAkui ,odaN wlfss
his ml9itier AZ Nashinston KS veil as Cow
elaof lnc,nHA taat tan rr9serihip OF his tAiR.
xfssnl Was mel spgneicat rsasont fof soy.
ernmtul inNssilgation,
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Cloths aud warns.

Manchester, March 49, There has hcea
no material change in the conditions for q
week. Business he's continued Irregular
and spotty. Prices for cloth are generally
arm, and there H. no selling pressure. In
yarns the finer counts are llrm. but the
coarser are easy ana difficult 10 sell Re-
ports from the continent show no impor,
ant changes.
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London. March 2O,--Tho Madrid CORE
spoudent OF the standard says; | am able
to state that the government intends, so
far as possible, TO execute tho national
guarantee OF the Cuban debt. II is pro-
posed that tho settlement should Include
% 900 600 pounds sterling OF the Cuban 6
per cent bonds, issued in 1856, and IL, 1000
COO pounds sterling Of the per cent bonds
issued IN 1890
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bas'rop Texas. March Is The order o.
sens Of hsrmar, 0. y, II. 5, No. ae. last
0'sh, elected he following officers for the
srANles term J, G. Bauhos president. j.
" - Nsltecr, ice president l.. ueius.
pteat srstafv Y y, Rshenshuvg treas.
sial. 81 trustee 81 large. Charles
y AzAnals representative "a grara
io.se Gslmsipsrl, ,lteripto repfesea.
A.. sas sssaa lodse 1sets Al Auslln
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I'M rHILIpPiNE SITUATION.

snaln may appeal to the powers to In
telvone Tor the release II the prisoners
held by the natives.
Insurgents OF Cayito attack the Wash
lnEton volunteers, but are defeated,
otis cables that ia the HEhtng tho
enemy lost 200 killed and tho Americans
two.
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Russia has. for valuable considera-
ton undertaken to support China against
Italy,
Britain IS now supporting Bolgum's de-
mind for aliee OF China
Cretan Mussulmauu raldcd tho houses Of
Greeks and Turks and many persons were
Killed.
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LOCAL.

Dick Downing Camp selects delegates to
the Austin and Charleston conventions.
Religious NeWs-Evanslist Graves at tho
First Baptist church Rcviyalst Mulkey
at the Tabernacle Methodist church. Close
OF tho Catholic mission at ST. Joseph's
church.
The bicycle races under tho auspices OF
tho Lords Cyclic club
The negro Pate Burton, who is 10 harg
next Friday, Is still unrepentont
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Ms wife were blown through window az
their house was failing and after tho storm
found themselves In ncld a hundred
yards away, both badly hurt
The funeral OF the Coffee family occur
red this afternoon and WAS largely attend
cd. Ten bodies. some Of them nanElcd be-
You'd recognition, were buried N one
arave
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pallas Won.

Dallas. Texas, March s~The bowling team
o. the Houston fuFnvsrsm played the Dallas
Ath,tt, club team at Malsttrhsn's garden this
eiterpoon. Ten mon were on each side, psl-
las facn Won the state NCOcked Hat eham-
fielship hy a majority OF itN pins The Hous.
ionilns returned home fought