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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-05
Address by +. D. Winston.
Especial to News and observer.)

Especial to News and Observer.)
Ahoskie, N. C.. July Interesting
ceremonies wer held at Menola in this
county today, A United States flag
was presented to the public school
there by thef industrial department of
the Seaboard road. Patriotic songs
were sung apd recitations said. Judge
Francis D. Winston delivered the al
dress. Miss Kate 6. Newsome is the
accomplished principal of the school.
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Waddell Wins Sheridan Stakes.
tBy the Associated Press. }

Chicago, Ills, July 4-Robert Waddeli.
at evens. won the Sheridan stakes today
at Washington Park. The stake was for
three -year-oIds at 11z miles 1t was worth
trifle over $4,000. Six Shooter ran sec
ond, Terminus third Time, 2:12 3-5.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-05

Milk is not improved by condensing, but
it is different with literature.
There is nothing to equal good opera
for sharpening the feminine appetite.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-05
BIRTHDAY Of THE REPUBLIC
The Administration Celebrates it by the In
auguration of Civil Government in
the Philippines,
TAFT TAKES THE OATH AS GOVERNOR
commander to the generals and remark

ed:
Il bequeath to you all my troubles"
All the high civil and army officers ac-
companied General Macarthur to the river
front, where he formally embarked
Governor Taft and General Chaffee then
returned to the Palace and received the
public.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-05
MEETING OF TEACHFRs.
Joint Institute of Greene and Pit ID seayicr
at WinterviIle.

Especial to News and Observer
Wintervile N c., July A. lne us ta
best Teachers Institutes ever heia lsss
North Carolina is now in ses siua hsse
is the joint institute Of Pitt and Or ne
counties and is und sr the join upertsiot
of M. p Davis, ef 1nperiniastlcn' .ai
Schools of Greene e3ur A
Ragsdale, Superintendcut u ols as
Pitt county The attenGaa .nfaee4
most of the teacher of this ceWats aha
VISITORS from othes counties
This is a delightful "a ce sssti -
gathering. Win-e. 44'ie + d, foe
healtiAfulness. not evep y 81 fsses
havingi been known hae fcs ears Tire
water used here is treu ni arai spriee
similar No the sevea r,ags saSeT aafr
The insN Nc WIZ gsDtiana icur wgsls
and in addd 60 she rcgusar tussaon
lectures ann idresses will soaen sv
leading educA ifap me q FlH'st 's'!
Monday night .1h, r vann. ste alis
and eloquent president on the Dapts ss-
male Univer5tky at Raleigh. vas Fta as,
and on Tuezfay night Prof. james JOY
ner. the choarIy Professor y Fnsllsh
in the Jlfe>@lCIual.and Industrial cai-
lege wagwith Is sN130 n exprasseo er
hsation at the scope - the wsgss tianaea
and the high character Of fae asts
tion.
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Governor Aycock vest Friday stssSsc stae,
the appointment Of Morn Caresiae Kali
road directors would be made ar FfdE
There arc : number pf rel resss
VII II III wake eodf& ty canaida
iiFao.os and states pr4pxy tto cs>esl
uo,do nanAs. 99i acne. Nbf them oAt.
,,.45Aa4 sk
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The clerk who asptres
objects to a life of hire.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-01
Tbousands of Dollars OF Damage Done TO
Crops in Score of Counties.
PALESTINE WAS THE MOST AFFECTED SPOT
onCyiew Also Suffered Heavily and the Hail Is Re-
ported as Being Twenty-Five Inches
in Depth in Spots.

,,e Texas. May S1.-The heaviest
LAST devastating hall storm ever
Nl !, this section, accompanied by
Ing"D ..,nas occurred here at 2:30 this
~ ,,g The heaviest fall was from
n -.ssast Of this city to the northwest,
u@' -a,nr from two to three miles; with
sno,s excepted. corr, cotton, Fruit IL
dastroyed. The educational tomato
wv. consisting Of 100 acres upon which
9 inch money has been spent and upon
,,sn 10 many hopes We're hinged, is u
", ruin. the strickland vegetable farm
], ,usnty acres and others in the TRACK
mo storm are wiped out. The roads and
I'M. ,ortheast we're blocked with large
III stones this morning. In the city thou
..,ds NJ window lights are broken.
Inc hail did not extend southwark mucn
,.r,ber than the suburbs, and only damage
=. from the wind, which has laid the
=, low To corn. cotton, fruit, yeGe
.,hss gardens and windows the losses will
y, he less than 100000. The farmers VIII
rpant
late reports say the damage extended for
N miles northwest the fruit trees are
grlpred of bark. and ice is a foot deep In
No roads and fields at 10 O'Clock; $50,
M will not cover all the losses
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-01
JULY MANIPULATION OVER
THE COTTON SHORTS HAVE COW
Erred THEIR COMMITMENTS.
Several thousand Bales Sent to New
York from the South--Ths
Long Interest.
Especial to The Post1

New York. Nay - -rhe manipulation ~
July absorbed all ettoniion 10 the cotton
market aud furnished practically The sole
incentive for price nuctuitions. According
40 usually close observers The course OF
prices here has net been overlooked is
southern holders nf spot cotton and It -
conser, atlyely estimated that az least 30
uO0 baies Of cotton Of too low grade
Tor export. but SIN tegdcmble on Goa
tract. have been disposed OF during the IA
cent squirt for delivery Ia Now Yorh
Al the moment the ruling opinion appears
TO bc that lna bong interests hHyc liqni'
dated as large proportion u their hold.
Ings as possible. on, 20 other words tHat
the July shorts have succeeded 10 almost
entirely covering their commitments. It
is argued Therefore thai Tor tho present
manirulation hus rnn ts course and lnat
the market VII iusn return 10 ~ nprindi
rendition Many theories are heard az 10
HE probable aisUoslt ion Of the balance OF
the long coaracfs hrA by tht iaiereslH
who have engineered the lecent rise. None
OF these theories appear 10 lhelude pr2nt
hi the manlpulators In fact IL y now
sald-as rs the sfyle IN these dafs-ihat ne
whole deal was unintentlnnal ~ is claimed
that the Interests 10 question found them,
selves long Of the market ana holders ~
contracts which they bought IN good faitn
expecting the market 10 advance. Filming
underworld 10 pct prices 70 point 'SHefe
thry c0nld get ont with as sinau i'ss
Ms possible.
Bni whether the curtain has been mat
Is lowered ON the JOY operations or mol
and whatever may be the nnal outcome 81
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WEATHER AND CROPS

Midlothian, Ellis County. Texas Nay ~
This section has been visited by rhpindr
showers lately In consequence OF Wlttp
farmers are somewhat behind win IArll
work. A much better crop OF wheat mas
been harvested than was anticipated
conservative estimate placing II al az Nv
araee OF ten bushels per acre. All o3t
stubhlc was plowcd under and replanie1 ID
cotton IN consequence OF Whlca ceti"h
acreage is Increased fully % per cent lacle
Is also a larger acreage OF corn than i1es
wear BY 10 per cent, ana prospects i"
both crops are very hattering at present,
Mineral Wells Pnlo Pinto county, IcA Is.
Nav 30-A hard rain fell here today which
was badly needed. as crops throughout tlis
section were wanting for rain owing 10 tue
In general are VA dne condition, the gfouho
having been thoroughly nulNerlzed anu
clenr Of weeds.
Tl Campo. Wharton Co. Texas May 20
Oat threshinc has heen IN progress nov
tor the past week aud mast or the nelis
ale turning ont nifty 70 sixty bushels o.
oats 10 The acre. This Is something rev
f"f this country. as there nPvee was 2
thresJine machine at work here before M
III mis- vPqr The farmers are gfttlng
rsady 10 make new haN the QuahtN i
much better than last year, but the Stog
so,na cotton fields, hut most OF tne taIins. 2
saf they do not think they VIII nave az
nany as last Neal -
Mct;regor. McI.ennan County, Texas NAY
go-A heavy rain fell here THIS evening"
about 2 o'clock which was accompanied ~
considerable wind ana some hHli' Gun"
III ~ damage Is reported having been done
-, ~ shods trees In fowp ind the grain thal
was very ripe Is Hat, ilaysrst ihs e ~.
iael fnr n dAy or two During the Storm
itshfuine struck and Killed a hue Jersey
,sw belonslng 10 {. J, g0hns"h'
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n
lust year; S,2a65si wear before last ana
Aaloi@+ same time In lS9S overland
across the Mississippi, ONO and Polomnr
rivers 20 Northern mills and canada, l,V+h
$40 against l2aooa last year I'VE, 90
wear heiore last, ana lithl'I shme Hme
quantity consumed a. southern ontports
l,2liUtS, against l.2tNWI last Aear. ILL.,
sgf year before last. aud lU22,Ni3 same
time In lS'A, ahd interior stocks IN SNcues
Of those held at tho commencement OF
The season Us, 6S1. against decrease ~
S&I6S undcr September l, last year, an
cXcess q 2iaoSo over year before lasi and
OF l1b,sU same time In lSlS
These make the total Of the cotton crop
brought into sight during tho nine months
ending May 81, HR1. 10 against SSH
2dl last year; lo.S21,i10 wear before last
ami loNtlNlt Same time IN lSiN.
Northern spinncts took during Nay W
~ bales, against H,OIo last year ana
R,Hh wear before lAst, Undressing the in.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-01
BRENNAN BUDGET.
The First Strike IN the History OF tho
Citv Ia On

] he First Strike m the History OF tho
City IL On.
B,cnham Texas, Nay 81 a precedent
hns hccn established in Brcnhnm Brcn
ham has had hor hrst strike. II occurred
Thursday evening at the Brcuhum Manu-
facnrpg compaW's establishment. where
furniture is manufactured for a large ter.
rltory. Seven men and three TOYS at work
on the first nGer under Foreman I'd Nc.
kuen followed him out and are now await
Ing the compliance Of their demands
Ihcy dcmHud the dismissal OF the super
lnteudcut Mr. Jakel. who came from Buf
talo, y y, TO take charge of the factory
last fnll The men that walked out say
that the other employees OF the factory viii
quit unless the management gives them
another superintendent
The absence Of lion ucbor stone, tho
owner Of the factory. his secretary, MIR
William Mogiss, aud Mr. clint STONE Who
/ IN the absence of Hon loArr Stone would
he ln charge prevents settlement OF the
| dispute uniil ther return In the mean-
/ time the wheels OF the factory are al a
FtundNil and Superintendent JAkei has
asked the protection of officers. perhaps
fearing that il will result In yloence nbe
strikes sometimes do ND North MIR. Gid
dlngs stone, also fearing thHt the property
might be ia danger, asked Sheriff Tongue
10 send a man there last Night for is pro
lection, ma thc request was complied WIN.
The strike grow OUT OF a mistake IN the
cutting ~ some tmhor on the lower loor
by MI Henry lhnNton ~ was cut sac
cordiug to the orders Of Foreman Mcqueen
and when a went 10 thr second floor the
ulstHlsc was discovered and Supcriuteud-
en- J1Ecl told Foreman McQncSn tn rre
the man thut cut o. This tine foreman ne.
fused 20 do. Tor the reason he SAYS, mat
the young man mad rut N as ne told uim
ana In accordance with che Instructions OF
superintendent Iabrl delivered 10 the fore
alnUTIuIpUueUt 20 \
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IN SMITH COUNTY.

Cotton, Fruit and Tomato Crops We're
Ruined in Sections.
Tyler, Smith County, Texas. May 3l.-A
very disastrous rain and hail storm swept
over this place and vicinity yesterday af
ternoon and last night, The cotton, fruit
and tomato crops extending i've miles
east Of here were almost entirely destroyed
BY hall stones, which in some places were
as large as guinea eggs. A number Of
farmers were here today irquiring for cot
ton seed to repant the crop and the Busl.
ness Mems club win meet tomorrow to as
sst them in procuring good seed for re-
Planting. The damage to all the crops
north of here viii be great, but the extent
can rot be learned today.
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these operations II tx certain that among
conservative interests there Is no DISPOSE
ton 80 sell July cotton short The long
To oppose on basis below S cents, which
figure Is required la hiring cotton ncrn RON
the south So f1i IN the game holders
sell when the market has been advanced
60 higher level and some observers claim
that on the roccssions they are He hrst
Ia buy on the whCle, thercflse. 1t is
probably slfe to conclude that 20 far ~
July lis concerned the New orb cotton
market will oIcr little indncemclt 90 the
outsider until conditions once more eSSWnc
uurmnl aspect In the meantime thc
trade are disposed to view the winter
months as cheap az the prire ollcn 10 Is
realized that an tho real Nlrlgltu!"s OF tho
cctun growing season arr Sun tc come,
II Is fclt that the whole question ~ future
prtces depends upon the weather conditions
during July and august, ana NAVY u, eur
best commission houses are advising pr
Chascs OF tho late months On AL ioduet' IONS
from the best
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-01
THE INDUSTRIAL SITUATION.
Il Shows a Rather BulIish Spirit-Littl
Effect OF Labor Troubles

Il Shows a Rather Bullish Sprit--Litte
Effect OF Labor Troubles.
New York. May 81. Bradsueets tomor
row Will say;
Unreasonable weather has been the key
Of The general situation this week dis
couragnC as it has been to retail trade
In the cities and country districts alike
ana retardlug the growth Of most crops
but particularly corn and oats In the north
ern half Of the country aud cotton in the
sonrhern. However, sunny weather tho
decided lack Of which SO far has been
noted this spring. would do much 10 place
matters. commercial and agricultural IN
as good or better condition than year
A rather better spirit has been visible in
the industrial -itnltion and some progress
has been made toward a setflement 2t
textiles has moi changed materially, cN-
crpt .hdt real conditions IN the PRINT cioih
market have been recognized by a heavy
cur IN the prices OF thar product
The stcaduess Of prices H. stil Q feature
tbs cereals hetnE slightly higher thhn a.
week ago. as much owing 60 hhd crop re-
Weather damage In the Northwest 10
wheat and too cool weather for corn as a
whole.
Cotton Is higher in the face Of large
receipts and rep0rts Of slow trade. because
tie prospect as TO the near months par
ticularly July. IS sim doubifui and owing
io covering by the short Interest IN tn9t
ana thp succeeding month. The crop Is
AZ least two weeks late, but the average
Viii probably he rom > 20 10 per cent
larger. some OF which win probably he
lost, but still leaving q comfortable mar
Gin NJ Increase. providing warm. foleins
Weather succeeds shortly
A. FOR some time past new business In
iron aud steel De- small. while produeuon
"a orders Is ~ the maXimum steel o,lletS
are temporarily scarce and ~ cents hisa-
/ er while RfSscmer pig Is duh and on -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-01

Anderson riot case. on trial before Judge
THOMPSON In the county court IL was
Ahrut O'clock Ia the Afternoon when the
arguments were closed and Judge rhomp-
son promptly relieved tho Situation of ltf-
ther suspense hy Announcing hts decision,
Overriding the plel ot former JEOPARDY aud
assrssng Gnr OF 500 against the defecd
ant IiIu Andofsuu.
The defense In the riot casts now claimed
the right 10 have sam Mckinney ritd
n,Nt. aud the prosecution announced ready,
nefoLdRnt'e attorney asked time for a tou-
ference with their client. having hrst ~
dlcntcd Willingness to submit his case
~ the testimony udduccd In the trial or
Jim Anderson. provided Judge Thompson
would not assess higher fine. The judge
further conference OF the attorneys With
their client plea Of guilty was entered,
whercupon judge Thompson asscssed u
hn' Of Si0l against defendant, sam Me-
kirutV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-01
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
An Answer Filed in a Suit Involving
Title 10 Oil Land.
NO MORE TAX SUITS TO BE FILED
A Large Number OF Texans and West
erners Are Que to Arrive from
New York Today.

Galveston Texas, May sl,-ln the case
OF j. NJ. Mcclure ct al VS. George a
Emory which Is a suit involving the title
TO a leagne NJ land in Jefferson county
known as the Marcello Grange league,
which is located in the heart Of the oil
district, renewal and application to tho
attendants amended answer fled Niny 4,
OF the plaintiffs FIRST. fourth aud nfth cx-
ceptions, sled December, t. 1870 has been
Eled with the clerk Of the United states
conrt by the counsel for the plaintiffs
me paper rcnds as follows
II appearing ilat in and hy the amcad
ca answer OF IN defendant. fled Mdy a.
wv, he has poi made full TINE. perfect
ana sufficient answer unto the matters VI
me plaintiffs exception, nled December -,
lHt'' and heretofore allowed hy .te court
70 his original arsNer hlcl November IS
INV. the rliuunS now amply the first,
Ionrtl ana NTH of said exceptions 10 said
amended answer and ser them down for
a hearing on the rule day in June, 1901 g
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-01
Oamaee In Corvell countr.

eaiesrille Texas Nav 81-Reports came
Wiz 1's morning over telephone and other.
sro,,, very disastrous rain and hall.
IT, Yesterday evening and last night at
rnlo Usage, Coryei city. Turner's.
o,be, .ue State rcformatory and many
La,so eylons Of this (CoryelD county
oats neias Of corn, cotton. wheat and
emu entirely ruined. The stones gen.
r,ro we're very large and corn and cotton
ls,n w Urn up and the small grain beaten
lain ~. ~ ground, Hamilton reports big
nIan.h, nan storm south of there about
kfrse, ,aSl night Superintendent Tan.
norbln. inc reformntory stated this
ihe Sts, tna' rs acres Of corn tended by
slnos, apout FIVE miles from here was
iur. 'u'ned by the hail yesterday e, IN.
S-'ron other section report & the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-01
Notes and Personals.

Austin, Texas, May 3l.-Hon. Troyts
Henderson, the farmer statesman from La
mar county, Is In the city He says that
up In his neighhorhood most people want
Llcc Perkins for governor next time
Hon r. W FINLEY, accompanies OF
state has returned from q business trip
over the state and Insists that there pre-
walls a strong desire for Hosg 10 run for
60, crnor again.
Feuner Leslie has been elected captain
Tor will manage the football team OF
l.UlA2.
Thu United states Health and Accident
insurance company Of Saginaw, Micl, to
day obtained license to operate IN Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-01
telegraph Wines Down

i'saFkana, Bowie County. Texas. Nav 81.
nlrs, s',sfe storm covered this section last
,,,, s.' nan falling In great quantity. The
,rsas S'' rack in this environment was IN.
/, oE falling trees. delaying all trains
ito9n uu out Of Texarkana this morning.
No., ~ lae line Of the Tcxarkana. shreve
VII. anu Natchez and all Of the telegraph
,y.aI are Frustrated for miles, aud the
Ips t, nss BADLY damaged in places by fall
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Trees Were lniured.

Nudoon, Fayette County. Texas. May 81.
It hailed very heayily here last night for
few minutes between Il and 1 o'clock.
some OF the hail stones We're as large as
Valputs' Leaves and small limbs were
broken on trees and some few window
aeh'S were broken ont Fortunately. the
lah only lasted three or four minutes aud
tneFe was no wind, OF much more damage
would have been done.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-01
Not Much DAMAGE Done

., A0rAoart' Caldwell County. Texas, May
"a severe hailstorm passed over the
Wy az midnight last night from the west
,ap northwest No damage was done so
80 az heard from. but serious fears are
,l.e''alned that much damage may have
sssA aone in adjoining nelghborhoods. as
~ ,uu'eauons were alarming. This See
apn has now had an abundance of rain and
N''ps are Improving rapidly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-01
Chartered

Austin, Texas, May 81 The charter Of
the Giddngs Compress company Of Gid.
diues. Lee county, was Med by the secre-
tar, Of state today; capital stock $4,000.
colporators; c. r. Gnskill A. T. Fake,
j. y Iillsman. w. II. Cherry, W. T. VII
liams
Citizens Light and Power company OF
Fort Worth capital stock S1o00Ou. lncor
poratols: D. 7. Bomar George Z. White,
4 J. White,
White Gin and Cotton company OF Ian.
caster. Dallas county; capital stock 80
40. tucorporatols w. T. White. Is. l..
White, II. L White.
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Cotton Rndlv Cnt IIn.

Hllsboro Texas, May 31.-A hail storm
six miles north of here completes de
stroyed cotton and cut off wheat aud oa,
heads. Corn was badly cut up Three
bushels Of hail were rakcd M or Major
Scoheld's windmill platform Great dam
age to crops and Young fruit trees are re
ported in the Woodbury. community.
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No More Lay SUITS.

Galveston. Texas, May 8l.-"In all proha,
hility the city has Gled the last tax suit
against delinquents until the commission
takes charge Of the municipal govern
mont' said Assistant City Attorney Paul
\ Droulhet this morning. Mr.. Droulhet
further said that suits have been entered
for ull taxes lue for the wears prior to
Isl I and that since the early part OF April
there has been general easing up I'm nliug
suits ior back taxes
The falling OF in the fling Of tax suits
has been occasioncd by the fact that most
Of those wuo are delinquent for taxes due
from 1897 to date arc homeStea1crs who
lost heavily In the September storm.
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vouno LADY Burned TO Death.

Forney, Texas. May 81. Tonight lamp
exnloded at the residence Of Mrs. s. g..
ualley. setting Hiss Leouora Ialleys
,aothas on Ore and she snstaland iuinr'as
from which she died I'm few minutes
Mis- l. eouora was one AZ the teachers IN
the pnhlle schools: beloved by everybody.
Her death il a shock 10 the entire town.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-01
Damage in Three countles.

Nacogdochcs, Nacogdoches. Texas Nav
M'-A hail storm this morning about 2
O'Clock reaching within two miles Of town
north did considerable damage twelve
miles north OF town. The crops and fruit
are utterly demolished. photographic re-
ports from Shelby ana Rusk counties state
that great havoc was wrought In those
counties by the hail
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-01
ILLUMINATION Personals.

Livingston Texas, May 80 Mrs sydnor
Of Houston visited the city today on bust
ncss returning home this evening, looking
HfiW OIL lands
Hon. sam II. rcrryman Of Houston visit
Cd Livingston today In the Interest of a
client
plstrict Clerk g. - Byrd ana W,
Koblnsntn Esq, Of Gold Springs. AMI ID.
r. Rove, Esq. OF Houston We're yisitcrs
az the court house yesterday, returning
home last night
The grand jury adjourned his evening
90 NonYpne AgAln on MOndlN next.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
ResIdenee n GaIveston.

Galveston Texas, Nay 31.The residence
Of Henry Schacht northeast corner OF
Forty.hrst and avenue Nj, was burned
IA the ground tonight. Mi schaeht was
moving about the house With lighted
lamp in his hand and trlpped over d MAJ.
moss living on the floor. the lamp wis
Loken aud the burning oil ignited fhe
hnildiug Before the hremen cold reach
I'D place the building was completely en-
rrio6ed ia flames Approximate loss. on
building and contents, $500; insurance
kI1Hb