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Quiet at last reigned over the hotel.
The night was clear, the moon shining
brightly. Leon and his bride looked out
from the window, and inhaled the frag-
rance borne from the flowers in the gar
den below Suddenly Icons gaze fell
upon a man who was sauntering amid
the shrubbery. He walked with head
bent down, a cigar in his mouth, and
hin hands thrust into his pockets. As
he turned the moonlight fell upon his
face. 1t was the Englishman's disso-
late nephew.
The night wore on. Leon and his
bride had almost forgotten their Eng
lish neighbor, when they heard a
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womcn at University of Michigan.

Wcmcn ut University OF Michigan.
During the college year now closing
there have been cs3 women connected
with the University Of Michigan as in
structors or students. The number Of
women in the university faculties, in
rnding one full professor, is ten.
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Nouthern Railway.-G17 p A., dakv
a epcrs TO New Orleans. Aiken Nesn-
fhla and hmpa; 736 y. m, daily. slaep-
ota 20 New Orleans. Memphis Nashville,
ia Ashevllle and Hot Springs
Atlantic Coast Line.-l240 u. ~, dasly
sleopers 20 ChariestoE. Jacksonville. Port
Taupa and Macon 1858 night, daily.
-l1pers TO Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, 8ll q.
m. daily dining car. aad siceneis to Gin
NnaU.
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The Rehoboth camp meeting viii be-
gin on August u and continue until
August 27 Rev. R. H. Adams, ID. D.,
will be minister in charge.
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APPOINTMENT FORMALLY A
NOIrNCED

+NOl-NCE-l.
Formal announcement Of the appoint
ment OF Former Congressman Jonathan
s. Willis to be census supervisor for the
district Of Delaware was made at Wash.
ington yesterday. Now interest win cen
ter on the appointment of enumerators
It is understood that they will all bs
Regular Republicans.
Evening journal., 1899-07-25

Peter Scannell. SO years old, died
of apoplexy at his residence, No. 81
Seventh avenue.
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"I want good soap for washing the clothes
done in the laundry"
Let me send you box Of Ivory Soap. We
know it is pure, and will not njure anything. Many
of our customers will not have any other for their
laundry work"
The box sent and family other Try
for week your laundry and ask your aundress what she
thinks Of it, .
Evening journal., 1899-07-25

The Wilmington and New Castle
Railway Company has orders for four
special cars on Thursday morning to
accommodate an excursion from Della
ware City Mayor Money has charge
OF the arrangements.
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EXCURSIONS GALORE.

Charles Hoffman, of the jefferson
House, has signed two excursions for
Thursday night. One comes fron
Pennsgrove and another from Penns-
vile.
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REGISTERS ORDER.
DQIsTBR's ORDER.


Registers Ofrioe. u
Nsw Castle County. Dol. April "a. 1889.
Upon the application OF James IT, Hof-
hcker, Jr., and John Slyin Honccker
administrators on John W. Savin. late OF
Wilmington hundred, in said county de-
'sased Il is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrators afore-
7oid va give notice of granung q
letters ,. o Administration is upon
With the date OF granting thereof, by
causing Advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date of such
i.etters, IN six Of the most public places
n tho County OF New Castle. requiring
al persons having demands against the
estate TO present the same. or abide by
an act OF Assembly In such case made
md provided; and also cause The same te
ne inc--ted within the same period il
me Evening journal. a ncw.paper pub
shed IN Wilmington. Del. and to bc con
hnuod therein three weeks &c. O. -
Given under the hand and seal q
Office Of the l.eFister aforesaid. at
Wilmington, In New Castle COUNTY
d 81 aforesaid. the day and year above
CALVIN W. cRossAN.
Register.
Notice is hereby given that I.stterT
= Administration were IN dne form OF law
.ranted unto the undersigned on TIE
= lA day Of April, A. d. 1890. and th1,
All DclnuNa uANlNN NlNiNr NEIIurt the "tH
,ate OF the deceased must present tnt
.ssie, duly attested, 10 the said admini-
rators. on or before the oath day ~
= Rrll. 1900. or abide the Act Of As.sush u
such cas- eass ne. a1,S, aga pEsyas,s. 30 ,s,.
JOHN SaynS HOTFBcKEn..
PSdresz. wiImnsfon. DsE
REGIsTER's ORDER.
Now Castle County Del. July u. 1889.
apon the application OF Henrietta T
iri0ry administrators OF Mary N. Tiigh-
b IN, late of Ctntrsville Maryland, de-
.s iscd. 4 Is ordered and directed by the
Register that tho Administrators
.''7'is Of flSf Letters H0''os Of &dmihlsiis- is
tiUn upon the estate OF the deccele1
N the date OF granting thereof, hf
1slng advertisements to be 10stca
Thin forty days from the date q eifl b
tcrs In six OF the most public l.acot
the county of New Castle, reqcllne
persons having demands against tht
sate 10 present the same, or abide by
I act Of Assembly In such case made
"a provided; and also cause the same
l be inserted within the same period lr
= Evening Journal, a newspaper pun
ned IN Wilmington, Del, and 10 be con-
aued therein three weeks &c. o. a.
Given under the hand and 6ead u
office Of tho Register aforesaid, a.
Wilmington. In New Castle County
IL. 81 aforesaid, the day and year above
written.
CALVIN ". CROSSAN.
Register.
NOTICE.
Notice IS hereby given that Letter.
lf Administration were I'm due form Of lew
anted unto the undersigned, on the 1873
lay of July. A. ID. 1899, and that an par
ls having claims against the estate of
Z le deceased must present the same, duly
Tested 10 the said administrators. on or
ef0ro the 18th day OF July. 1900, or abide
ne Act OF Assembly In such case made
I nd provided.
HENRIETTA r. EMORY.
Administrative.
Address. Centrevllle. Maryland.
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prIAWARE nImsInN-

er New Castle. S.iS. l1.Ol a. m, ss,
isi aOd 055 p. m. week days.
tOr Lewes. S.i3 a. m.. 42i D. m. week
iys.
For Dover. Harrington and Delmar.s Is
~ a, m, AZ, 6.55 and 1i.5e p. m. sal-
-. 1i.56 p. m.
Hur Rchohlfh. SfH 4n. ~. b.
lol. DAYS. "Rcholafh Special N
adtlf days only.
or Wyoming and way stations, 1t- D.
n week days
Express FOR Cape Charles. OH Point
COMFORT and Norfolk li.Oi a. m. week
lye ana i1.s6 p. m daily.
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3 60.

s,hedule In eject Nay "A. ls99
IN trains Illuminated with Riutrsl-
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RAILROADS
sIINDAY rRAINa

A., l.2s sl7, 4Ol. 4ll, $50. s25. s.ss. io,0
and 11.3s p. m.
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FOR THE gOrrrH

Ss5. 9l2 1896 q. m..
.s2, $40, SIS AID 1901 p. m.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Groesbeeck Limestone County Texas
May PA good rain would be very much
appreciated as the last rain was 50 hard
as to pack the ground.
Rising star Eastland County, Texas,
May 25.-Thls country is having very
heavy rains and creeks are all high Corn
is doing we'll; cotton is small and grassy.
Liberty. Hill. Williamson County, Texas,
May 25.-plenty OF rain and farmers are
busy. Crops are looking fine. Never had
better prospects for good corn and cotton
crops.
Groveton, Trinity County. Texas May
25.-Farmers from different sections OF
the county report all crops doing we'll.
They are I'D with their work and are
hopeful OF an abundant yield.
Sweet Home. Layaca County. Texas,
May 26.-Corn and cotton looking fine.
The boil weeyll has made It's appearance
IN some localities. Two cars new potatoes
shipped from here this week. one by Ro-
senburg Bros. on Wednesday and one By
Ledbob,er Burnet yesterday. Potato
CROP not so good as expected.
Vernon, Wilbarger County. Texas, May
2G-Crops Of all kinds are doing nicely.
The acreage OF cotton is about tho same
as last year. Wheat harvest will soon be
here; in some parts OF the county IT Is
good in other parts n was effected by hard
freezes, and is not SO good. a great deal
Of corn and forage crops planted this
spring
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Reed has lived here for ten years and was
a good Christian woman and well liked.
DoRsETT.- -Glddings, Texas, May 20
Word reached here early this morning that
Mrs ]. l.. Dorset died very suddenly at
her home at Dime Box last night. the
deceased was the wife of j. l.. Dorset, the
leading business man and merchant az
that place and had many friends and ac-
quaintances at this place who wore shock-
ed at her sudden taking off.
REEVES. San Diego Texas. May 25,--
l.. Reeves died at his residence az
100 o'clock last night and was buried
today at 2:30 D. m. He was G2 years OF
age; was born and raised In Pulaski eoen-
ty. Tennessee He was an ex-Copfed-
crate soldier, having fought with the Con-
federates from the beginning 10 the end
ing OF the war. Mr. Reeves was pioneer
of Southwest Texas. He leaves a Vie
and Ave children 10 mourn his loss.
CRAGER Lake Charles, Lar May cT.--
Louis Crager. one OF the leading citizens
and merchants OF this city. died this al
ternoon at 1 o'clock OF neuralgia OF the
heart. The gentleman had been III since
Wednesday with acute Indigestion. He
suceumbed TO the complication in less
than quarter OF an hours Time MI.
Grager was a member Of the tirn of
Grager Bros. merchants Of this city and
Orange. He had been resident OF Lake
Charles for about ten years and waB 80
years old. He leaves a wife and son, the
aged mother and brothers. who live In
New York and In Orange.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

BFEVILLE.--There is a movement on
foot here for a grand Fourth OF July cele-
braiion.
DENToN.-The scholastic census of the
CITY lust completed, shows a total en-
rolment ot ga, an increase OF 149.
PARIS While $. Lewollyn and family
were visiting a neighbor below Petty their
2-year-old child swallowed concentrated
lyc with fatal results.
SAN ANTONIO.--At a special election
Ed stoves was elected to I'll the uncxplred
term of the late Max Suter. out OF olio
votes Mr. Stoves polled $500.
RISING STAR. NJ Thyson. Jr., was
badly wounded by the accidental discharge
of his shotgun while out hunting; his
death would be a severe blow to the com
munity.
ELGIN.--A negro by the name OF VIII
liam Aldridge was shot and instantly kill
ed three miles north OF this place VIII
liam Burdtt was committed to jail In de-
fault OF 5000 bond
EAGLE PASSION. Manuel Cardenas.
governor OF Coahilla, Mexico, has accepted
tine invitation of the Eagle Pass board oil
trade TO join In their festivities on July
and 3 his staff Will accompany him.
WAXAHACHIE.--T honor of being
captain of the Waxahachie Rifles fell to
to go to Chicago. Mr. Barton served in
the Second Texas during the Spanish
American war.
MKINNEY. Money Is being conLrub-
uted here by business men to establish
a public free wagon and hitch yard -
visitors. 1t is also proposed to erect
market club house for visiting ladies TO
rest and recreate in while in the city
DALLAS. - Residents of Exposition
Park, a suburb OF Dallas, have applied LOT
an injunction restraining the Dallas oll
MIL and Refining company from erecllns
nm oil mill near them. The petition will
be heard by District Judge Morgan on
June 2.
EIGIN.-Messrs. Gardner Broth1rs ana
Scott brought In twenty-five head OF q
year-old steers and eighty head OF year
ltngs. they were bought by Major Little
field Of Austin and viii be put in charge
OF b. A. Buck OF this place. who VIII Drive
them to MenarG county.
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ASSEMBLY ADJoURNs.
Northern presbytcrinns Have Dis
poscd of Much Business.

Northern Presbytcrtnns Have Dis-
posed of Much business.
Minneapolis, Mimi, May q. - singing
blessed Be the Tie That Binds the
eleventh annual assembly of the Presby-
terian church adjourned early this after
noon to meet next year In st. Louis The
song was peculiarly appropriate for the
rmpatlon of this assembly, which mas
been, on the whole, very harmonious
one The McGiffort debate was at tunes
exciting, but fully 80 per cent OF the mem
bers will go to their homes rejoicing over
what they consider the wise and magnanl.
nous decision arrived at in the matter OF
DR.. McGiffort's heresy. The assembly mas
disposed OF an immense amount of bnsl-
ness and much OF 1t is Of very important
nature. Only one overture is to be sent
down from the assembly TO be passed upon
by the 229 presbyteries and that is
proposition to substitute an entirely new
chapter for chapter 10 of the book OF as
cipline
The last hours of the assembly were oc-
cupicd with statistics and facts about inc
church
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feet wide and twenty miles long, but
varied in places, Everything demolished
by the storm is a total loss. as none Of
the farmers were carrying tornado or
cyclone insurance. The total loss will run
far up into the thousands.
The first sight caught of the tornado
was when 1t was coming down the Bur-
llngton and Missouri track, three miles
west of Minden. 1t was so low and black
that it was mistaken for an engine pull
ing a train, but as soon as it began to
ascend the word spread and everybody
was hunting a cave or cellar.
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Riebmond Notes.

Richmond, Texas. May 27.-The Twen-
tleth Century club held its regular ssmi-
monthly session at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. II. z, Davis last evening, The at
e-dance WAS very large. the rendition Of
the programme a success, the evening a
very enjoyable one, and will be loas re-
membered by those OF the club who were
in attendance.
Mr.. c. r Wharton returned from Edna
today wrre ne has Deen attending dis
trict court.
Mr.. II Masterson, a prominent Houston
LAWYER. was in Richmond today attending
county court
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NEUROLOGICAL.

STRAUSS. --Elgln, Texas. May 26.-The
wife OF VIM. 0. Strauss. Jr., died very
suddenly yesterday evening from near
failure. Mr.. Strauss was prominent
farmer
CHATHAM. Carthage. Texas, May ~:
Died. az his residence al this place az
o'clock mis- morning. Or. W. II Chatham
He was about rs years old and has heeu
in bad health for some time. He was an
old resident Of this place
SPRING ER. Victoria, Texas, May ILL.,
Mrs Josephine Springer died yesterday at
the age OF GO at her home In THIS cry,
and was buried this morning trom me
German Catholic cemetery, She had livea
In Victoria nearly fifty years.
REED. --Texarkana Texas, May 3D.
Mrs. s r. Reed. aged bs, died here al
O'Clock tonight Of consumption burial
will take place tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock in Rose Hill cemetery, Mrs
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cnmnmeeting AID Corpns Christi.

Corpus Christi Texas, May 27-The
first camp meeting TO be held in Corpus
Christi in many years began in large
tent, located on Artesian square, last night
the services being conducted by Rev e. W.
Bonner, well known evangelist OF Der
clair. Texas and Rev. c. w. seNell' pas
tor of Christ church of this city. lhe
meeting last night was well ATTENDED ~
members of various denominations, and
no doubt before the series of lectures are
concluded it will result in many CONVEX
sions to the Baptist faith, both evangellsts
being adherents of that church.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
international Fire Mt Ei paso.

FL Paso, Texas. May PA IRE stared
in Chinese laundry this morning and
spread to the grocery OF a Greek. The
proprietor carried out cigars and fruit,
hut in the uproar, forgot his baby. The
flames were bursting out of doors ana
windows with fearful roar when this
Greek rushed into the house and brought
out the infant from back room. About
the same time a Mexican went into the
burning store and rolled out large can
of oil. which was about to take fire. Both
the men were heartily cheered By the
crowd. The total loss was $4,000, little
fnettrarcp
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TERRIBLE STORM NORTH
Npf furieusIy Through Parts of Nebraska
and Wisconsin.
ZIG Tag PATHWAY OF DESOLATION
farmers and Their Families Hid in
iaffo"s-Points Touched by the
iOrnado-The Worst in Years.

Onaaa, Neb, May 27.-The worst storm
'a"a mas visited Nebraska for years
~''a through the section north of Min
''s' evening Just before dark. Build
~ were wrecked and considerable stock
strip several miles long anu 200
1a vide, but fortunately no lives were
'ue progress of the storm was so
Wv that people had time to take 10 the
S'''s and some farmers saved themselves
''ns down in the burrows of plowed
s'pla Not a building in the path of The
a9n escaped damage.
mana Neb, May 27.-The most disas-
IN "rnado that has visited Nebras Ska
w me Bradshaw storm ten years aso
@'s,a'ed between Minden and Kenesaw
, p 4''er o'clock last night and de-
,, S'u everything in its path. Had it
NJ. rev hours later ten OF seventeen
A, 'ouia nave been lost, but as 1t was,
~. ssVHe saw the danger In tlius ana
mi mn themselves by crawling into tornado
N5s.s uy hugging the burrows in the
Il strrs J's. :. real damage 1t did was wnea
"a m,,s Inc farm OF John V. Tenant,
Ii VS. lorth OF Ainden. Mr.. Tenant.
% M az, aug son saw it coming and ran
roWea field, where they hurled
kcpsr AZ IN a furrow. They had no
iira5n vppeo to the ground than the
ray hoss .uck their house. Their two
In. vs, s' ana also the cow shed and
hpsr 4, crushed as ii they had psen
ngtths, ~ the machinery Of the farm,
I'D ses,,"Ii'9 vehicles, were carried away
NJ erea In small pieces.
"a OF Joseph payer. mIle e,st
INA snS VISITED and everything denol-
Vie srd p al his stock ki.tsal. Bayer mis-
i1ra,do an infant child TOOK refuge IN n
ssses cellar and escaned with law
shlin tosr continued northeast until
'aangsd NJ . aines OF Hartwell where 1t
.Ss'sTly dirsa.tslss Alfh started in a SOUTH
r-eks q MIL - VTosslng the Burlington
''a'ihaed Il Vest OF Hartwell. nere 1t
.'ess sp,r s ~ southeasterly direction
siosa. rhs nsias until half mile south
nn and FSes s i struck Peter BilIsbach's
ssily a f ogp,' everything before IT, The
sss'ssly '0u' We're all injured. but not
,..ssasrs bs,n nflWeil and Keneshaw John
= stack WI ,l ana sheds were DESTROYED
also nj, isa This Town Of Hartwell
sgsfsed H., sno several buildings we're
~ ~ the en,sn hsrtwell and Kene-
VA tars, 11tfy was inundated by a
n tie r., me water rising five feet
y rtrnlpy ahn l,,d grade. AZ I O'Clock
ss''ss d fa nAn stones We're found in the
achs, ,rnsshaw that measured over
= me tornado was about 100
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pnnouc,ed by nuthbone SISTERS.

cuero. Texas. May s7.--The Rathbone
Sisters Of this city rendered their grand
chief, Mrs. D. d. Blake, an elegant ban
quet at the Mutt hotel on the evening OF
the 25th. The ladies rs usual do nothiag
by halves and the entertainment was cns
OF the incest ever giyon in the city. II Is
seldom that two members OF the sauna
family attain as high honors as did DR.. D.
b. Blake and his wife, The doctor ID the
retiring grand chancellor Of the Knights
OF Pythiss and his wife the present grand
chief OF the Rathbone Sisters.
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Victoria, Texas May 27.-The remains Of
Mrs. Joseph Calm we're brought here yes
terday from Luling and inferred in the
Jewish cemetery. Joseph and Myer Calm
and NJ. August OF Luling accompanied the
remains.
DR.. r. C. Hodges aud Henry Henks OF
Houston returned home Yesterday from a
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
petitinn in nnnlsrnntcy

Paris, Texas. May EN-. r, Duncan
Of Detroit filed a petition in bankruptcy
today. Following are tho unsecured
claims: First National bank of sulphur
Springs, $3.50; Mount Vernon bank Of
Mount Vernon. $1,000; Farmers and Mcr-
chants bank Of WhitewrIght. $1,000; W.
d. wilkins, Honey Grove, $1,000; VIII NJ.
Esler Of Denison also filed a bankruptcy
petition; liabilities, $500; no assets.
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ncsinence nt colmesneil.

Colmtsnel. Texas, May G7.-An unoccu-
MED residence in North Colmesneil be-
longing to Elmira Kirkwood burned last
NIGHT at s o'clock Origin OF the Ore rn-
known. Loss $500; no insurance.
The residence of e. B. Jackson was
fenitd to be on FIRE at o'clock this morn
ing and. with slight damages, was saved
nv inc heroic efforts Of citizens. The fire
originated In the kitchen ilue.
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WILL BE TRIED IF ALIVE.
Kentucky wife aiurderer in immi-
nent Danger of Mob Violence.

Nashville. Tenn. May Pill. l.. Samp-
son. who bru,ally tortured his wife al
Middleboro. Ky. and fed 10 escape mob
violence, has been captured in the Tonnes
see mountains and brought back TO the
Kentucky town. which is filled with ex-
cited people The man Is closely guarded,
nut in imminent danger Of dangling at a
ropes end before the night Is over The
woman died last night after suffering tor
ture for five days sampson, who denies
his guilt, will be tried todsy--if alive.
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Manila and Honolulu. brings news that
Hawaii planters are planning to Introduce
Italian labor on the plantations.
The Italian government Will fermit the
enlistment and shipment Of unlimited num-
hers OF the peasant class and 1t is OK
pected that 10 900 Italians will be Imported
via Japanese aud Australian ports during
the next year.
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Cleburne, Texas. May 25.-Mr. j. e. Sc.
crest, who rece1ly purchased the Bruck-
ne- drug store, has gone to his former
home at Hamilton to get his family, whom
he will remove here Saturday.
l.. C. Mallory has sold his interest IN
The Clsburne Manufacturing company's
planning mill and will leave for Denver,
Colo.
Mr. 7. b. Harris of Marshall. Texas, has
bought a half Interest in the Buchanan
barber shop.
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serious damage has yet been done and that
but few Mexican boil weevils have been
noticed. Most of the damage, where any
OF the cotton has been hurt at all, which
is In but few fields, Is the work Of worm
that in no way resembles the Mexican wee
vii Little apprehension is felt among the
farmers, ms they ara well prepared 10
tight tho pests, not having planted SO much
cotton as in former years.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.

Washington, May 27,-East Texas and Lou
isiana-Threatening weather Sunday; prob
ably fair Monday; light southeast to south
winds.
West Texas-Goneraly fair; fair Monday,
cooler Sunday in northern portion; variable
winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Tcrritory--Threaten-
in0 weather Sunday; probably fair Monday
southwest TO west winds.
ADMINISTRATIONS weather, with light
rain IN northeastern portion Sunday; probably
fair Monday; southeasterly winds, shifting to
southwesterly.
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AEE sH@a@a EyE3 @H@HeH SXzSIG oH@R@ ON ElES& @R@H

weeks tarpon fishing in Matagorda bay;
they had photos % several large beauties
which they captured.
Messrs. Wills and Galloway left yestor-
day for Yoakum with their museum OF
shells and aquatic curiosities which they
gathered at and near O'Connorport
II l.. Rookie, K. H. Barron, H. II. Daniel,
II. w. Traylor and X. =. Rawiey returned
this morning from a week on the coast
fishing and otherwise enjoying themselves.
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Eprorth League.

Brentwood, Texas, May 26.-The dis
trict conference of the Epworth League of
Brownwood district is in session here to-
day. a large number of delegates and Wis
itors are in attendance.
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mi. coupty sunday schools.

waxahachie, Texas, May 21--The twelfth
annual meeting of the Ellis county inter-
denominational sunday school convention
occurs here on June and 2, a most ~,
teresting programme has been arranseu
for the occasion These meetings are AZ
ways largely attended.