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TwENTY-oNE INCHES OF RAIN.
Abnormal Precipitation In LusOu
Even for the Rainy Season
Everything Flooded.

Washington. July 2i.-The follow.
ing dispatch has been received at the
war department:
Manila treceived July 20). Adiutant
Gene raj. Washington: Storms still pre-
vailing. barometer rising. Indicating
improving weather conditions Aver
age rainfall for July. several years,
14h inches: for 20 days. now closed.
fully Al inches: country flooded.
Troops on outposts have suffered. and
former lines of communication cut in
some Instances: not serious. No mate
rial increase in sickness reported.
Tclegraphic communication maintain.
cd with San Fernando. Bacor and near
~ all other points. Unable yet to coal
returning transports. OTIS.
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VOLUNTEERS FOR THE ARMY.
Rapid Recruiting-Ten New Offices 20
be Opcned-The Thirty
First sun Leads.

Washington. july 22.-four hundred
and twcnty-thrce men enlisted Thurs
day for service in the volunteer repi-
ncnts in the Philippines making 4
total 10 date IF 3.jjl The Thirty-first
and Twenty seventh infantry are max
ing the best progress.
According TO instructions just issued
frcm the war department an officer
from each company of the ten new
regiments will open a recruiting office
al his home city next Monday.
Cincinnati. July q. The recruits are
coming ~ 50 fast at Fort Thomas,
ny. that the Thirty-first regiment
will soon be fun. The highest enroll
men' for one day was 100. Thursday,
and yesterday they continued coming
in.
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SHAPE OF AN ANAESTHETIc
a. Dsserih'd by an Eminent Special.
ist Who Had Used one In
nm Operation.

i is Bath physician who tells the ~, =
ing:
Some time ago | happened 10 srrrs u !.
night N a country town not lar from p,.5
and 4 happened that there was sir,',..,.,
Al the same hoie. al iiinerant eve s,i..., =
list ''a'
I'VE drfied into a conversation a..
during the course Of the evening ~ :. !
me. some Of the marvellous Operators
had performed on the eve one az. Y
PARTICULAR he spoke OF that caused r..
considerable astonishmeni. for | d.4r..
know, | confess, that the operation 4
been successfully performed He .aid
had recently taken on; a patents ..
scraned the back % ID. and returned +. =,
Its proper place. The patient. ~ .aii
never troubled by had eyesight a;terv.
said L.
es,' said he. i; was
suppose you found ii necessary "a
employ an anaesihe;lc.'
les, | did, he admitted
What anaesihetic did you use. doc.
tor. ! persisted.
Oh, well. unless you are familiar v-.a
snen operations you probably Won
understand II ! were 10 tell YOU. b.
well. II was shaped something like sIo5n.'
explained the eminent specialist Lew
ton (Ale) journal.
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London. July 22.-Thc dead body Of
man was found Thursday night. up
on the steps Of Trinity church. Lam
dudno. Wales. Death had been caused
by shot from a revolver. In one of
the dead mans pockets was found an
envelope indica ting that his name was
Alfred Poole. and that he came from
Coal Glen. Pa. There was also upon
the dead mans person letter. dated
April 8. from q. W. Cakes. South Wa
ter street. Denver, written upon paper
bearing the letter head of Centennial
Lodge, Knights of Pythias. Denver.
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what Investigation shows.

Washington. July Investigation
Of the complaint that the Oregon
troops We're not properly clothed
brings ont the fact that the quarter.
master OF that regiment turned into
the quartcrmastcr Al san Francisco
considerable amount of clothing. in
GLIDING more than 700 great coats. a
number Of blankets and heavy under
clothing. This clothing. hen received
by the United States. is not charged 10
the regiment and is accepted if it had
not been used.
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Heard a couple Q. good ones On .t,
trip. announced one OF Deiro.t's ,ravr' :
men. At a little town IN Oklahoma c4r.
was in session. and dropped in wf.ev (.
Ing for the train. The prosecution tii
.aken the testimony 81 a stationary tt.
gneer. and the attorney for the c';ei-e
took hold Where were you the day tbs
thing happened.' he inquired
Runnn' a injun.
What tribe did he belong tor
The day before a case had been tired q
which q man had climbed to the top 81 =
freight car laid up on a siding. he rad
no business there. but loosened the brake
The car started down grade. gained speed
RAPIDLY for five miles. and then turned
eImersault over an emhankmerf. His col
Tar bone was broken and he got a verde,
for $500 because a smart lawyer convinced
the jury that the railroad vas -uity q con.
tributory neg igence. "-De;fa.t Free Press
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New Orleans. July ga special c:s
patch from Tailulah. La, says five Ital
ians were lynched there Thursday
night. The names Of those lynched
are understandable.
DIR. Hodges. a prominent physician
OF Tallulah. quarreled with an Italian.
The latter wounded the physician with
a shot gun. The shooting created in
tense excitement. A mob Immediately
rounaed up the would-bc assassin and
i've Of his friends. strung them all TO
trees and then filled their bodies with
buckshot.
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THE OLYMPIA AT TRIESTE.
The American Wnrship. with Al
mirnl Dewey an Hoard. Casts
Anchor In Austrian Port.

Trieste. Austria. July 21.-The Unit
ed states cruiser Olympia. with Ad.
rniral Dewey on board. has arrived
here.
The principal paper. II Picolo has a
fiaitcring article welcoming the adj
miral TO Austria
Upon her arrival here the Olympia
fred a salute Of p guns. which was
returned from the fort and four AUS
TRAN and one Greek ship. Subsequent
L.. Admiral Dewey received visits from
the port authorities. the United States
minister TO Austria. Mr.. addison Har-
ris. and the staff Of the legation and
the consuls of the United States in
Austria. The foreign consuls we're re-
ceived by Admiral Dewey on board the
Olympia during the forenoon.
The Olympia had bad run TO Aden
against monsoon. but from that
point on the weather was fine. Ad-
miral Dewey expects 10 remain on
beard his flagship with the exception
of occasional trips on shore.
The Americans here find the wealth
or cool and refreshing. although the
Thermometer indicated Sc degrees on
shore.
Most Of the chief government off.
Gals are absent on leave. The British
consul. Mr.. Churchill. was the first
caller on Admiral Dewey. and was sa-
luted in the most cordial manner.
The United States minister. Mr.. Har-
ris. will give a banquet in honor of
Admiral Dewey.
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Washington. ID. G., July /, 1899.
Otis. Manila:
The president desires TO express in
the most public manner his apprecia-
ton of the lofty patriotism shown by
the volunteers and regulars - the
Eighth army corps in performing will
ing service. through severe campaigns
and battles. against the insurgents in
Iuxon, when. under the terms of their
enlistment. they would have been en-
titled tc their discharge upon the rati-
fication of the treaty of peace with
Spain.
This action on their part was noble
and heroic. II will stand forth as an
example of the self-sacrifice and pub
lie conservation which have ever char
acterized the American soldier.
I'm recognition thereof. shall rec
ommend 10 congress that a special
medal of honor be given TO the officers
and soldiers OF the Eighth army corps.
who performed this great duty volun-
tarily and enthusiastically for their
country. WIN. M'KINLEl.
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CUP DEFENDER COLUMBIA.
The Yacht lowed ia Newport for Ucp
Faces with the old Yacht
Defrndcr.

Bristol. u. J.. July 20.--Tbc cup de-
lender Columbia left here for Newport
nj 6:3o u. m. in tow of her tender, the
st. Michacls. The Columbia is ready
for her races with the old yacht De-
fender, which will be started Friday.
There still remains more than n weeks
work on the steel mast which IL to re-
place the one Of Oregon pine now In
use on the Columbia
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4 Disappointed Party.

New York. July 2O.-'rhe Majestic,
from Liverpool. when she arrived al
Quarantine yesterday. was met by the
tug Baltimore. which had on board
party of friends Of Archbishop Ire.
land. They went down TO welcome
the archbishop. who. according 10 ca
Ole adVices, was on the Majestic. The
party was disappointed. for the arch
bishop, who was booked on the steam
or, decided at the last moment not to
sail. Instead. he went TO ireland for
weeks visit, and will come over on
the Britannia.
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An Appropriate Medal.

Designs for an appropriate medal. 10
he struck in commemoration of the
admirais return to the seat Of ma
fional government. are now being con
sidered. The medals will be Of great
artistic merit. and are 10 be- made of
metal. secured from war material cap
tured by the navy at Manila.
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All Mines VIII Reopen.

Pana. ILL.,, July 22.--It is authorita.
lively given out that all the mines will
reopen with union miners on August
is and September /. thus putting an
end To the long lockout and differ.
ences between operators and miners.
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one Hundred and SIN in the shade.

Omaha. Ncb.. july ga special to
the Bee from Aberdeen. ). d.. says:
Yesterday was the hottest day
known in this section OF the state
Tor many years. the government Their
momctcr registering LOG in the shade
at =. m Crops are damaged 10 some
extent. conservative estimate being
Is to 20 per cent
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Pilson-Are you going 10 take part in hat
guessing contest
Dllson-Oh, no; they'd rule me out a.
professional
"Profes.lonals'
Yes. You know I am connected with ne
westher bureau. Ohio Stale JournAl.
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The PennsN lNania railroad company
having rendered special tranSporta-
tion facilities between Washington
and New York. the citizens executive
committee has accepted the preferred
couriesies. and is now proceeding to
arrange all details possible at this
fine
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PRESIDENT 70 GEN. OTIS .
A Message From President McKin.
ley Thanking the Volunteers
Of the Eighth Corps.
AN EXAMPLE OF LOFTY PATRIOTISM.
The President VIII Recommend TO
Congress That "a special Medal at
Honor he Given tn Every oniccr
and soldier of the Eighth Corps
by Way al Recognition.

Washington, July al.--Thc war de-
rariment made public a telegram from
the president to Gen. OTIS. thanking
the men in the Philippines Tor their
patriotism in remaining in service af-
ter the ratification of the peace treaty.
The message which was forwarded
through the war department. is dated
July /, and is a. follows:
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Cannot he Admitted Free.

Washington. July 2o-In response
TO m inquiry from the management Of
sition. which opens about September
2 next. Assistant Secretary Spaulding
has decided that in the absence Of leg
isiation on the subject. he cannot au-
thorizc collectors Of customs on the
Canadian frontier to admit free cNhib-
its 10 be imported from Canada. Mr..
Spauldng. however will instruct the
collectors 70 admit free such importa-
tions Of ores and mine rails n have no
commercial value.
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Entirely Agreeable to Dewey.

ADMIRAL Dewey has been communi-
Gated with as To the reception and pre-
sentation. both 10y letter and by ca
bic. y synopsis Of the letter was ca.
bled and in reply thereto the follow
ing message was Yesterday received
through the secretary of the navy:
Proposed arrangements reception
and presentation WaShingtonapproved
by president and secretary are entire
~ agreeable 70 me.
fSipned .DT-NNEN- =
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An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of -he well known remedy,
SYRUP OF FIGs. manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA Fro SYRrr Co. illustrate
the value Of obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles Of plants known TO be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing TO the
taste and acceptable TO the system IL
Is the one perfect strengthening Taxa
tive, cleansing the system effectually.
dispelling colds. headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
70 overcome habitual constipation per-
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance, and its acting On the kidneys,
liver and bowels. without weakening
or irritating them. make IL the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing hgs
ere used, Is they are pleasant to the
taste. hut tho medicinal qualities OF the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA ana
other aromatic plants. by method
known TO the CALIFORNIA Ffo SSh1r
Co only. In order to get its benencia.
effects and TO avoid limitations, pieaso
remember the full name Of the COMPANY
printed on the from. Of svery pacxake
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Washington, July 20. Secretary Az
ger yesterday rendered 10 the prcsi-
dent His resignation OF the war port
folio. The resignation viii become et-
fcctsc August !. though il was ten
dered AT the pleasure Of the presi-
rnp.
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DANIEL IN THE DEN OF LIONS
for It.s 80. is''c Texi. Daniel
GsIO-.J-Memory verses, yI-2J.


Especially Adapted from rcioshet's Notes.l
GOLDEN TEAT.-The Lord Is thy kcel-
er-lSA. II -
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GREAT ADMIRAL'S RETURN.
Arrangement MnLi Ing to Welcome
the sonauerins Hero a. the
National Capital.

Washington. July 22.-Admiral Dew
~ having cablcd approval OF the plans
for his reception 40 the national cap
iial. the committees In charge of that
event are free 10 proceed ~ once with
the necessary preparations.
som, time ago The district commits
sioners appointed committee Of 100
citizens 10 take representative cog
nilance of the admra's return 70 the
national capital, which committee or
ganilcd ana Subdi,ided. The eNccu-
tive committee sketchcd a programme
which Was approved hN President Me-
kinleN. Secretary Long and the COM
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The programme provides for a suit
able ccmmttt, escort from New York
To Washington. Probably on the al
ternoon OF his arrival the admiral will
Toe conducted 10 the east front of the
capitol. where Secretary Long will
present the sword OF honor. which was
voted rs congress.
4 capacious platform. suitably dec
Grated VIII hc erected for the ac-
commodaiion Of the president and his
cabinet. the members OF the diplo.
matte corps and other distinguished
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In the evening there Will be a mill
tarN. naval and civic parade. in which
every organized body in the District
of Columbia is expected to pariici-
pate. This feature is To be of the
torch-light variety. and is 10 be ac-
companicd by general illumination
the most elaborate effects being along
the line OF march. The parade will he
reviewed by the president. Admiral
Dewey and many OF the more promi-
neat national officers and representa-
tiyeS.
Following the parade will be band
concerts in various sections of the
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Whoever does well. and is faithful
and true, where Others are dishonest
and false, must expect 10 be opposed
and hated. Every effort will be made
TO injure their character, TO drag them
into the mire. and 10 make IL appear
that they are no better than those who
assail them.
Faithfulness TO duty may bring men
into suffering and death. TIE test OF
a Christian is what he will do for
Chrst's sake.
Mark the fate OF the conspirntors.
They fell into the DIT thew had diggsd
for othcn
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FRAN kLIN co lNIY.

Jesse r. Humphrey Of Undorhill visited
at Alonzo H. Humphreys last week.
Mrs. Johanna Glaschcn, aged IS years,
died at her home in Waterfowl, Mass.
tho first Of last week and was brought 10
this city for intermcnt in 81. M4rv's
cemetery Thursday morning. Mrs elias
chen at on, time lived in Fairfield. and
has relatives buried here.
David sullivan left Thursday for Den
yer. col. where he has a position ana viii
reside there in the future.
Miss Inez r., lie Rovce. 1auchter nj Mr..
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| BiA6y went TO Essex Centre Saturday 10
! visit rolatives.-Mrs. Kennedy. who has
been AZ work for Edgar Blakcy has gone
to Richford-John Culver is visiting
. friends in Stowc.-Mr. and Mrs. Byron
, Russell of Stowe visited at John Culver's
Saturday.
IIINESBCRGH
Mrs Homer Barber of Vermontville.
Mich, is visiting in town for few weeks,
the guest of Mrs. W. w. Bostwck.
There was union temperance service in
the Methodist church Sunday evening.
addressed by Mrs. Read of Shelburne-S
I l.. Degree and wife, r.. II. Read and Miss
Bessie Weed went on the excursion to
New Nork.-C. J. Carpenter has rented
Mrs, Northcims barn for Il livery stable
Charles Martin starts Wednesday with
his cousin, arthur Martin, for San Fran
cisco, Cal They will go by the Canadian
! Pacific railroad to Vancouver. thence by
steamer to their destination. They have
secured positions on a large fruit farm
| in Corning near Sacremento.-GuV V
| Carpenter and his aunt, Mrs J.. T. Par
| fridge, have returned to their home in
Buffalo-Mrs Charles Weed spent last
week visiting Miss Helen Weller in Bris-
| toL-Mr. and Mrs. H. S johnson of Will
| lston visited last week at y. ID. Partch's.
| Rev and Mrs. r. j. Harris have return-
ed from Hoston.-Guy D. Boynton starts
for his home in MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. this
week.-The band concert Friday night
was well attended and was a very enioy-
able affair. The opening piece on the pro
gramme was march composed by Con-
| ductor Russell and dedicated to the peo-
| pie of fiinespurgh.-t.lmer Patrick has
been engaged as ianitor at the Baptist
church ana also at the Academy
Clarence Baker and Miss Flora Ross,
Were married Sept. 9th by Rev. II. L..
kelton-Mrs. j. II: Alen is visiting her
daughter, Mrs A. l.. Walker in Burling-
| ton.-Curtis Andrews and daughter Lucia
| returned Saturday from short STAY in
! Rouses Point.-C. w. Hardness and wifi,
| of burlington were in town Sunday &C.,
| Frank Post has gone to Albany, y. y
| Guy " Carpenter returned to Buffalo. y.
| Y, Monday.-Dr. c. J. Russell left Thurs
| day for Albany, where he will study law.
Mrs Susan Ray was called to Bristol
| Saturday, by the serious Illness of her
grandson, Seward Cain.-Miss Bertha
| Small who is teaching in Richmond was
home over Sunday. Parker and
wife attended the funeral Monday of Mrs.
| Edward Fuller in Huntington Mrs. Full
| Ter being sister of Mrs Parker's-Thero
will be revival meetings in the school
house at r. |. Corners every evening this
wepk.
"See Prindles ADV. in this number"
ESSEN CENTRE.
b, Misses Ellie and Mabel ingalls, were
| home over Sunday from their schools in
| Sheldon-Wilbur Sawyer, who was dele
gate from Essex Junction c. f.. society to
| the national Christian Endeavor conven-
| tiou at Detroit July 3-S, last read his re-
port Of the convention at the Brick church
| SUNDAY evening. The report was quite in
| terosting.-Dea. A. A. Slater read "A SER
| mon at the Congregational church Sun
day mornng,-Mr and Mrs. Dwight Will
| liams returned Saturday night from
! Springfield, Mass, where they have been
visiting for three weeks.-Miss McGinnis
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eMU@RSleka4zJm
as purchasers.

autumn leaves, vines and evcrcrc ems. and
all the fruits Of the season.-Mr. Foster
from Somervillc, Mass, was the guest of
;. A. Andrews several days last week.
Messrs. Foster and Andrews spent last
Friday and Saturday looking over timber
land in Bolton Mr.. Andrews owns some
SOC acres of heavy spruce timber land
Mr.. and Mrs c. 4. Pine went to New
York last week on the eXcursion--The
Phil Sheridan Court of Fore sters of Rich
mond will go to Montpelier on Dewey
day to join the paradc-Dr. George
Rhodes of Springfield Mass. has recent
" returned from Germany whore he has
been pursuing a course If study in his
spccialteS III eye and ear. He made
short visit ut his fathers, G. p. Rhodes
one day last week.-Mrs.. \. L. Winslow
has returned from an extended visit
among her friends.-Dr. Hcath's mother
has returned from q somewhat lengthy
visit in st. Johnsbmy and Mrs f.
II. Fay returned from a visit to Clare
mont, n. H., last week.-There was n light
snow storm on the up-lands Monday
which melted as fast as it fcU,-Wnl
Wilker has returned from Boston after
weeks absence on business,
WEsTFORD.
! Mr.. and Mrs Geo. A Rice were in Bur-
/ lineton Tuesday to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Rice's uncle, Ferdinand Beach. Mr..
G. ~ Wells, formerly of this town. but
now a resident of Boydtown, Va, visited
at John Aliens Wednesday and Thursday.
Alfred G. Narney is quite i'll with
peursy. l.. NJ, Bates is in Essex
Junction to attend the Rice-Parker we'd
ding and is also visiting friends in that
place.-E. h. Domigue is closing out his
stock of goods and preparing to leave
town.-A party was given in the town hall
Friday in honor Of the tenth annivcrsa "
of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs William
| Bates.-Mrs Carmi osgood has returned
from Charlottesville. and Mrs +. II.
| Ruggles went to Jericho Centre Friday TO
visit their son, II. +. II. Ruggles.-Mr.
Loren Dunlap is spending some time la
New York city.
WEST MILTON.
Mrs A. A. Herrick accompanied her
aunt, Mrs. Lane, as far as Montreal last
Wednesday. returning Thursday after
noon.-Mary Parrot who has been in the
employ of Mrs. c. w. Wright the past
year is taking a vacation with her sis
ter visiting friends in Swanton.-Mr and
| Mrs G. w. Granger spent Friday with
| Mrs Graves at her cottage at Camp Rich.
A. McNally is hauling grain to Burling-
ton. He has several hundred bushels to
dispose of-Mrs Richard Mahan of Iowa.
with her daughter, Minnie Of Burlington
are visiting at Minot Smiths this week
G.. NJ Bullock and wife and j. NJ. McNall
and family spent Sunday at ID. o. Bull
| locks.
UNDERHILL CENTRE.
Mr.. Melendy of Cambridge and Miss
| CaVanaugh We're married by Rev. Father
Gelot Monday oct. 2nd.-Miss Ellen Quil-
Ian Of Waterbury is visiting friends IN
this pace-Miss Melinda Dare went ia
| Burlington Monday to work a week or
more at her millinery work,--Mr, and Mrs
Charles Powell Of Waterbury were in this
place Monday the 2nd,-B. G. Ward re-
turned from Boston Friday.-Alrs. Heury
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sympathy OF all.-Rcv Charles T. Hail.
pastor of the NJ II. church at burlington,
addressed the Epworth League on Pre-
pardtion and Work. at the NJ T.. church
on Friday evening. Sept 25th. The church
was well iillcd several from out of town
being present. Mr. Hall is Il pleasing
speaker and after the lecture all were in
Vitcd below to a most bountiful supper
provided by the ladies of the League. Miss
Hawkes. of Ncrgcnnos also rendered two
solos. which added to the evenings en-
10ymcnt. The rain fell i'm torrents and
quite Il party remained at the church until
morning.