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paved. The only way n co,ia -
was Tor the county to ftirnlsh $40 ny NJ, uone
tbs another portion and the citizens slen ns
already been entered into WITH Vv,hhl n has
,MHsnmgton company for int athsi
whether they VIII be willing ' ~ work
i t"use or nor remains to be sfsn rhd u
signed. 'ne contract was
PRESIDENT Wilson AMI Secretary por-
me National Supply company are hera %. y.
rev dars. This concern has hson -. .V'
ing me oil well supply stoek ,5r., 80
SSygiarIless of the falling on In dr,,un.
,.d d,nufe iop ana the president nssiens a.
ara Ss, ~ Inct thnt Jennings. Sonr a.
az ,,an"'oga nfe beginning 10 draw bna,.s,Gi',
on thein All the supply bousrs ueaNlly
uoihg big business "V'e are
inc Penman switch to the hIr ts,p .,,...
IN the north end will be finished to,no r.o ~
Tnn cars can be sept W directly 10 tho ~,
inctolN. RMS viii facilitate tbe u,d uy ulg
construction to great extent. WIN Vi
~
fleid Manager Tom Bright Of the Cow,
cana beaumont OH company started .,'n
on lie Hogs-swayue tract this aftornnon
for Mr.. b. h. Jones.
Manager Robert s. Waite OF tho D,r,
dend OIL company has retnrncd fra',, W
through the State. '"'u'N from trir
ho, NJ h snln II lnnman Drilling com,,ry
M orVHght IN well for Il. L. Cox 4 Ky ~
oil In svnti,a, Moore of the Chicago. Texas
''N'ie"'e spent today In Beaumont,
-
ING safes OF stock on the exchange almost
fe"cncd the 100000 mark today. with the
following transactions:
,,ih mIG ,inl 5000 shares at 2xc.
ION Nat, lo,2O0 shares at i0c
ilylueaI $1,000 shares az 10,
Horse shoe. 300 shares at oi6,
at &c N''ink' sou shares
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A Nneoes COUNTY Pumpkln.

Corpus Christi, Texas, June ll-one OF
the largest prize pumpkins ever seen here
was a specimen brought 60 town, yc,l9r-
day. The pumpkin weighed sixty nv, =,
~, cI,n, ference II was raised by Henry
Branch on his farm eight miles west OF
nero and is OF a globular, hardy variety.
The monster was presented 70 ihe Lnsi
on exhibition I'm this city, but VIII be
sent 10 The Post at Houston tomorrow
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Euneral Of ME- samnson.

New iberia La, June H. The body OF
Miss Anna Il Sampson. aged % years. who
died ln Beaumont of typhoid fever yoster.
dav. was brought here for burial Tho
fuierHl took plhce from the Episcopal
church ~ $50 o'clock today. Miss Sanip.
.,,n was The daughter IT Hon Junins SnmD
son. for q hong iimr a prominent sugar
planter Of this place. hut now Of Braumont
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New York Dry Goods.

Sew York. June H. There has pcen no
!ncrease IN the general demand for cotton
goods today, business again being on
QUIET scale IN al staple lines. DARK prints
for fnl are ia fair demand and trm, i'rht
cloths are dull Hnd unrhuuErd. Men
wear. WOODEN aud worstod fairies, qrlot
ana upchnuprd. Drrss goods IRE Culet.
Suples steady hut funcles irlcguor.
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protracted Meeting at Naoogdoohes.

Nacogdoches, Texas June 9.-Rcy. w, w.
Watts. pastor Of the First Methodist
church, viii commence protraoted met
ipp AS his church next Wednesday night.
In case the church = 100 small 70 acco =,
he stretched on the college campus that
win give ample room. The meeting yir-
tuaily opened last night; After tue conclu-
sion of the sermon the doors OF tho church
were thrown open and two hard Old sin
nrrs were taken In.
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A Tnnnessee Gusher.

Knoxville. Tenn. June lOA special IN
the Sentinel from jamestown, Tenn, lato
yesterday afternoon states that oil was
struck at boring within 400 feet " the
famous Bohs Bar well ana for two ROC 3
''gishod' 200 feet In the air IT is of hlgh
grade. The well is 22j feet deep.
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court h Roberteon count.

Franklin. Texas, June .. District court
convened here today, Judge J. C. scott
presiding The dockets both civil aud
criminal, are the iglttest FOR years.
The following gentlemen compose the
grand Jury George T.. Brown, foreman;
< +. Avery. J. NJ. Richardson, Dewitt
Iove. W. D. Henson, r. T. Tlmmcns. James
4 WnIker. James IAstar J. {. Newton, q.
o. Langford, George Dunn, John Mack.
They viii complete their labors within a
vnr,. fpU DAYS
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hcY, hy announce GS Il candidate for re-
Ton ns commissioner Z precinct No. |,
h,c' To- the action Of the democratic
hpUTios. j, &. Buicher
rhc rost Is authorized TO announce Dan
super Sr., ~ u caudldntr for county com
missioner. Precinct No. ]. subject Ia ac-
tinn ~ the democratic urlmarlos
rho Pest Is authorized to announce ,lnirs
HlrFch MS candidate for COMMISSIONS
prcciuct No ~ Harris county subject
10 the nrilou Of the democrntlc prlmari's.
juno r. 1909
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convention in this clty a large number
n delegates are present and they are iaN-
Ing a pleasant and interesting mcetins.
Rev. STERLING Fisher of San Marcos
preached the opening SERMON for the so'
ccty ON sunday aud The discourse was
most able and iWprrssivC.
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ANOTHER PIPE LINE FOR JENNlNe.
It is to Run from the Oil Fields to Ms
nentau

nentau.
Jennings La June 1.-THE Jeunings oil
neid Is soon to have another pipe line. The
franchise was today granted by the town
OF Mermcntau 10 the Jennings Heyyyood Otl
syndicate, giving 1t the privilege of con
strncting and maintaining pipe lines. stor.
age tanks and loading racks In that town.
II is the calculation at present TO yet some
81 inc other oil companies TO join In the
enterprise. but failing in that the company
VIII construct the pipe line independently
inc distance from the field 10 Mcrmcntnn
is only about four and one half mites ana
all the ne 'cSsary rights of way have M.
ready been obtained. 1t Is found that boats
encounter too much difficulty IN RUNNING as
Tar mp the river as what is known rs the
Jaenkc bridge where the present leading
facilities arc located, and II Is The puipose
Of the company TO build loading racks at
M,mcntau, whore they have lUU feet
floutngc for that purpose. thus enabling
them handling oil with much more rnpidlty
This pipe line is TO he larger than the ore
now built from the field to this city.
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Mail carrler pleaded euIItx.

Lake Charles In, June II. Jules Mont
try. accused NJ rcbbing the mall sack on
Tho jennings Elton SCR route plcadrd
cuiiiv b,fcre United Suites Comniissionor
MAYO today ard was held for the next Pod.
efai term ofscotrt NJ Monroe
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selng driven by Miss Anpe Fntag took
illght and ran away, smashing the bugs
against the wire fence. Miss Fritag VAS
the wrists and rendering her unconscious
IN which state she rpiuancd foF hfic'n
huufs Dr. DoHk was called and reports
her as resting easy today.
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ein.or Melon Shipments,

slntop. Texas. June Watermelens are
moving out Of here at the rate OF Two ce eIn
n day' The prices so far range from -"
to 500 per aar. - A., No rot,,
Ia No next few dnys watermelon season
win be- over by the 18th
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New Long Distance system 'es's
Tarlor Texas. June 10. The independent
tolonbope enmpany has completed rs sys'
ian If long distance taking and are NJ"
In connection With Austin. san A n,,.,,,o
Houston. Galveston. beaumont ,rnasP'
waco AM ,ihrr points PC itnr9 w.
tcSrd Oh csterday and Norksd NelL
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Iheo. Keller has the hest and purest IN.
Every try IT, send for q case.
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rsylor. rerss, June ioA most eIeiuns
runaway occurred few miles no" w.
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Drs. Belts L Rei 5 G Dya. .

PhysIci8ns, Surgeons and SpeciaIIsts,
ga ST. Charles st., New Orleans.
Young Wlld,rAycd ana Oil sigelc md
married mra ana 10 Do sdSg W.T. .1.t
Manhood, NtHnps . pNi'y eec mlto ha.
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hctehy announce as candidate Tor
it" OF thr peace precinct No. !, subject
,ton 81 he democratic primaries,
J. u. Mnrmipn.
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! heiaby announce as candidate for
reduction AZ county clerk OF Harris coua-
~, phicct 10 The action OF the democratic
pliu niiCS I'D T.. Dupree.
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Woman Mission Society in Session.
Lockhart, Texas. June 10.The Woman's
Foreign Mission society FOR the Western
district Ut Texas il now holding its annual
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rbc Post Is authorized to announce Mr.
omls t. Raley NJ candidate fcr J q
+. If the pc ce precinct No. l. subject to
democratic primaries.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Repre- sentative.

II T
For Representative.
c. y. IieldlngsfeIler, candidate Tor rep
issentntlve, % the legislature from Harris
tic ason q isa demcs SDRIs' prln SSss' %
For District Attorney.
a ne Eos, Y antneo,tse4 e announce "
Tor Galveston and Harris counties, subject
10 the action 81 the democratic primaries.
For Sheriff.
announce alyseif candidate for the
office OF sheriff OF Harris county, subject
70 ! he ACTION Of the democratic primaries
June IL aud ask the support OF ms
hiends aid the nibiic. Respectfully.
FRED KELLER.
~ ! hereby announce As a. candidate for ihs
e 81 q shenf " harris cupnty. sutteci
10 articn OF the democratic primaries.
J. II. u. Beckec.
respeetfuny anaodnce myself cnudi
osts TOT re-eiecticn 10 the office Of shcrin
the Democratic primaries and ask the sup.
port oi ny friends aud the voters at large.
Archie Anderson
For District Judge.
hereby alnounce aS candidate for The
office q judge % the i'lfty.ifth dis Net
CONT o. inEys county, subject 10 action OF
j, Z. Baldwin.
Tho Post Is authorized to annnnnce W
=, Haiublcn 1a ,auddate fur Judge Of III,
lfftN.nfth judicial district 10 harris couu
~. subject TO action OF democratic prlma
For District clork.
| herby ANNOUNCE myself rs candidate
Artion OF tho democratic prilunies,
John T. Ashc
IA
! the ofarc Of District clerk " Harris rnun
! ", subject to The auiion ~ the deDnc,ntit
/ primaries. 10 be hold June Y, and ask u,
s .pSpeirdo Z, y" "H%SiRysR W' bp9SwSEss.'
For County Judue
! The Post Is authorized 10 fnncunro Blake
/ nupc' o. q candidate fpr county Judge vt
| Harris ccuntE, subject % action of demo.
cratic primaries lww y l~s
! election to t)r hiice OF fudge VI the county
! ,pni1 Of llWri, crumE snhirH The a..
roads and drainage Z. II. Nasmci.
For County Attorney.
Tho Post Ia authorized 10 unnounpo C.. A.
! Mitchnor ny o candidate Tor county atior
/ ncy. subject To the action ~ thr demociaiie
primaries.
For County Clerk
! nCrchy unuUunrr ny srif us a candid 20
for County Vicrh ~ ilirrls vnunty. subj I
TO tir action of the dcmwra.ie pnmgrie,
GEO JONES.
tlc Post " authorized TO Announce \. l..
t,ptWai as a cnuiljau tUr county clerk
,uhicr go The action Of thu democratic prl'
mWi",,
hetrhy announce as candidate for
reduction a. county clerk OF Harris coun.
~, sNhicct 10 The action Of the, dsmocraHc
min 0lics. I'D e. Dupree.
Fer Justice Of the Peace,
'tr.hy announce myself candidate
iWiice - tbe peace for precinct NJ, I,
rt 90 titr UotioU Of tbc democratic
,H.ir to hc held juno y 1902. whAe
,,l ihit uB course as citizen NJ god
$50. ,1n better speak far nc than can
u,Hru ! venture to assure the pubic
30 ull The honor he conferred upon
eaaiI Strive to discharge MY dur IS
tn+iIr A. NJ Lawson.
hcteby announce as & candidate for
a." OF thr peace precinct No. l. subject
,iion OF he democratic primaries.
i u. MGrnipn
'br Post Is authorized to announce Mr..
or1s e. Rnley M n candidate for J q
uf the pe1ce precinct No. l, subject to
democratic primaries
For Commissioner.
hero hy announce - candidate for re-
ior o. commits sioner = precinct No |.
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Directors, j. !. Campbell, chas plillng
hnln. j. H. aleAshan, o. II. Holt, II. =.
Maetiregor Henry Brashoar Jacob Binz
r. A. fIeitmann, S. Il. Carter.
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~ County Clerk

horcby unuonn.r ny ser us n candid q
for County efforts ~ ilarrs vnuntv subj
TO tlr action uf the dcmu'tal.c prlmurie
tiliD. ZONES.
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For County Attorney.

TITO Post h Authorized 10 uununnpo C.. A..
MtChnor ny candidate Tor county atiof.
ucN. subject so the action ~ tnr demociatic
primaries.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
CHAFFEE ORDERED HOME.
He will Succeed General Brooke ut
Governors Island

uo\ eFHOTs Isiuhu.
WASHINGTON, July 15.-General
Chaffce has been relieved of command
! in the Philippines and ordered to the
command Of the department of the
east by an order issued by Secretary
Root. The order reads ;rs follows:
by direction of the president Major
General George w. Davis will relieve
Major General Chatfee of the COM
mand of the division of the Philip
pines Sept. 30, 1902. On being relieved
General Chaffee will, with his author
lied aids, repair to Governors island,
New York, and assume command of
the department of the east
The status of the commanders of the
department of the east as qualified by
this last order is rs follows: General
Brooke is at present in command, but
he is to retire at the end Of the pres
pnt month. General Macarthur is in
command of the department Of the
lakes at Chicago, but he will be tempo
rarily ordered to New York after Gen
eral BrOoke's retirement to command
the department of the east while the
combined maneuvers are going on. He
will retain the command until relieved
by General Chaffee, probably about
November next. when it is expected
General Macarthur will return to his
present command in Chicago.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
IIuinlin's PAGER Makes IL Record,

DETROIT, Mich, July IL. - {. ].
Hamins splendid black PAGER Direct
Hal, with Driver Ed GcerS in the sui
Ky, made the opening Of the Detroit
Driving clubs blue ribbon meeting at
Crosse Pointc yesterday afternoon
memorable by winning the first heat
of the Chamber of Commerce Five
Thousand Dollar stake in the record
time of 2GG:4. This is Il worlds rec
ord for the first winning heat Of a
green horse. A severe thunderstorm
flooded the track after two heats in
both the Chamber of Commerce stake
and the 2:l5 trot had been driven and
necesstated putting the finish of these
two events and the 2:l9 trot and 2:O7
mace over.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
KINGS MOVING DAY.
British Monarch Will be Taken to
Royal Yacht.

Royal Yacht.
LONDON, July 15.-The specially
constructed ambulance in which King
Edward is to be removed from Buck
ingham palace to the railway station
was taken to the palace yesterday aft
ernoon. Six bluejackets who have been
selected to remove the king went
through a rehearsal by removing the
couch on which the king has at times
been resting to the ambulance under
the direction of the nurses.
His majesty when he is taken from
the palace today will be accompanied
by Queen Alexandra. Prince and
Princess Charles Of Denmark, Sir
Francis Knollys, the kings private
secretary, and the attending physi-
clan.
1t is understood that no bulletin re-
gnrdiug the kings condition will be is
sued until his majesty shall be safely
on board the Victoria and Albert this
evening.
south Londoners vocing the disap-
pOintment felt at the abandonment Of
the second day coronation procession,
King Edward has consented to Il tcnta-
tive arrangement in accordance With
which he will drive through south
London in the autumn, probably in
OrtOhpr
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
Plan to Settle Strike.

WILKESBARRE, July 15.-Rev. ].
J. Curran of this city, who claims to
have a plan by which the miners
strike can be settled, has left town.
II is said his destination is Philadel-
phia. Rumor has it that he will first
seek an interview with President Baer
and then go to New York to see the
presidents of the Lackawanna. the Del
aware and Hudson and the Erie com
panies. The local operators say that
10 plan Rev. Mr.. Curran can propose
Mt this late day will be entertained by
the operators and that if he went to
Philadelphia and New York in the hope
that he can interest the presidents Of
the big coal companies his mission will
be fruitless one
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
Trouble Again at SILK Mills.

NEW YORK, July 15.-Trouble broke
out anew yesterday in the Schwartzen-
bach silk mills in West Hoboken and
Union Hill, n. J. All the weavers in
three mills reported for work in the
morning, but only a few girls, who
were nonunion hands. ran their looms.
The others sat at their looms, but did
nothing. The majority were resolved
not to resume work until fourteen girls
who refused to join the Silk Wcavers
union had been discharged. A COM
mittec laid the proposition before Su-
perintendent Ruegz, and he refused to
discharge the girls. To do SO. he said,
would be recognition of the union on
his part. Neither side shows any
signs of yielding.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
DeAilIY Eight With kniXcA.

PHILADELPHIA, July Is. - In a
fight with knives Martin Schneider,
aged twenty-five years, was killed al
most instantly by his antagonist, Ed
ward Duffy, niGeteen years of age.
The men, with several women, had
been drinking in house at 1926 Wal
lace street. A dispute arose between
the men over the ability of Schreiber
to cook a piece of meat which resulted
in both men seizing knives and fight
ing until Schneider dropped to the
floor with wound in his heart.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
~ GAlROAD.

| Schedule IN effect May IS, 1902.
| All trains illuminated with Plntscb
light.
~ Express trains.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware
Avenue Station, for
NEW YORK, week days, 1875, '94o
'lo.Ss a. m.: '12,21, '25S, "51s (Royal Linn.
itedl. re, 'l055 p m. Sundays. 1926, % 10.
'll.35 a m. '2.56. '5.l9 (Royal Limited,
S42, 'l055 p. IN.
PHILADELPHIA, week days, 1926. $40
s6,45. 720 500, $40, 1853, 1857 a. m
'122l. '2.5d. 3l5, '45s '5.l9t Royal Limited
$40, "742 900. 'lO55 p. m. sundays, $50
40, $50, 1910, 1858. '1l.s5 a m '2.5s, 4.3o,
1913, (Royal Limited). 6S5. '742, S56, .lO.s:
y. m.
Chester week days, $50. '645, 72a, 800
s9.4o, "l05S, 1857 a. M: BE ASS, $40, .74a,
800, 'l0.55 p. m. Sundays. TO. $780, .94J,
1858, 'I1.35 a. m. 49, 635, ZAP, S55 .lO.SS
=. M.
Atlantic City, week days, '645 and *s. 20
a. M, +12.21, "2.56 and "519 D. m. Royal
Limitcd) Sundays 10 a. m., '5.l9 %, III.
(Royal Limitcd.)
Cape May and Ocean City, week days
s6.45 II. m., 1856 p. LII. Sundays 7.20 q.
M. #2.56 p. III.
Sea Isle City, week days, '6.45 a, 1n..
'2.56 p. m. Sundays 1885 a. n., .2.5G D.
Baltimore and Washington, r.eek days.
ala, 'S.o4, ''lSl. a. M; 'l24. '2Oa, $40.
'4.54, '6,2O (Royal Limited). "s0l, 'lOl3 y,
m. Sundays, ALA, 'S.O4 a. m.: III. .2.es,
$40. '6.Z0 Royal Limited). '3G, sl0.l3
p. m.
Baltimore and way stations, week days.
6,55 a. m; $50 p. m. Sundays, 9.E a. m,:
b.S7 p. m.
Newark. week days. n1l, f.E, 800
"1l.31 e. m; 'l.24, $50, '452, 612, sSO1 n, m.
Sundays '414 's0l. Sos q. m; 'l2L 57
7.32. 'S0l p. m.
Pittsburg, week days. so. a. m; .45e.
'l0,13 p m. Sundays, 1904 a. m; .3.40.
80 l3 p. m.
Chicago. daily, 's04 a. m $40 .. m.
Cincinnati and St. Louis. ala q. m:
sl24, "10l3 p. m, daily.
Singerly accommodation, week days.
SIS Il. m: $50. 6.l2 p. m. Sundays, sos a
m: 5.37, 1872 p. m.
Landenberg accommodation, week days.
452 p IN.
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION FOR
Baltimore, week days, $50 p. N.
Landenberg week days, $40 a. m; 250
90 p. m. Sundays $40 a. m; $50 D. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA For WILL
m'ngton. week days, 1885, $50 s7sO 10 60
'10.56 a. m: 1880. '137, 2lb '3OS, H17.
500. $3.50, '5.4s QSoyal Limited). 800, 630
T26, '9.Ss, III. p. m. Sundays. 49,. '730.
800. 1000, a. m. 1880 '1.37, 215, s30s, ABS,
'5.aS (Royal Limted). $50. '72G. '93s, lO.M
p. m
"Royal Limited" Is composed excIu.
sively of Pullman parlor, observation and
dining cars No extra fare except regu.
lar Pullman charge
Delmarvia Telephone No. 1o3
Rates to Western points lower than via
any other line.
Fl, A. MILLER, Passenger Agent. VII.
nington, Del@
d. B. MARTIN, Manager Of Passenger
Tral1c.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
CASTRO IN COMMAND.
Says He Will Crush Venezuela Re.
bcIlion at Once.


bcllion at Once.
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad July Is
president Castro has taken command
Of the Venezuelan troops at Barcelona
The force numbers about 5000 men
President Castro found the troops in d
destitute condition and has spent the
time since taking command in reor,
ganizing them, and they now offer a
much better appearance. President
Castro asserts that he will have
crushed the revolution headed by Sc.
nor Matos within fifteen days.
The revolutionist forces which were
marching Oh Caracas and RolandO
from the neighborhood of Barcelona
have ceased their advance and retired.
They apparently do not intend to ac-
Cept battle in that vicinity. but to force
General Castro to engage them near
Irica or farther in the interior, where
the country is very uneven, easily de-
Tended and well known to the revolu.
Nonists. Into this trap, the revolution
lists believe, General Castro's inpetu-
Osity will carry him.
The rebels are receiving re-enfOrce.
ments daily. Hernandez Ron is report
ed to be coming with a hundred men
from pascua and General Lorenzo
Guevara with 900 from Piritu.
Military events in Venezuela during
the next week will, it is believed, de-
ciHn praciIant "a ctro'S fnt,pp fTo Dra-
dict the result is impossible. Anarchy
is reported to exist in many places, and
the misery is said to be indescribable.
Carupano was evacuated Sunday by
the government forces and was imme.
diately occupied by the revolutionists.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
The kAnxns EIOodS

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 15.-At
Argentine, Kan, water from the kaw
river broke through an improvsed
Garth dixie and flooded a large tract of
land, rendering forty-five families
homeless. The Missouri and the kaw
rivers here are both higher than at any
time since the present food began. At
Manhattan fear of further floods is
past, the Blue and Kaw riSers having
fallen nearly five feet within twelve
hours. The reccding water has re.
velled several bad washouts on the
Union Pacific east of here and makes
more apparent the loss to wheat and
oats. Thousands Of dollars worth Of
grain has been destroyed.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
CONDENSED DISPATCHES,

Mont Pelee in eruption drove out the
inhabitants Of Morne Rouge and other
villages.
Plans are ready for Lipton's Sham
rock III. to challenge for the Americas
cup in 1908.
The cruiser Brooklyn, with the re-
mains of the late ambassador Paunce-
fote, reached Southampton.
The Reading company coal washery
near Shamokin was started up with
fifty imported NEIL
The emperor Of Korea has accepted
the invitation for his country to par
ticipate in the st. Louis exposition.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
Puerto CabeliO Thrente ed.

WILLEMSTAD, Curacao, July 10
Advices received here FROM Venezuela
say that 800 revOluti0nists under Gen
eral Penaloza are approaching Puerto
CabellO, city Of the state of CarabO-
bO. Venezuela. and that 400 men from
the local bands are now concentrated
near Ell palito. The Venezuelan gov
ernment has fortified and intrenched
Puerto Cabello. An attack on that
place by the revolutionists is expected
shortly. If this occurs, the city will
he shelled. as in 1899, from Fort Hol-
man and Castle Libertador. The Ger
cruiser Keningin Regentes have left
La Guayra for Puerto Cabello.