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?; m; prospects for a steady ii

p. m; prospects for a steady III
night.
New Birmingham, Cherokee Coau.s'
as. June 2T.-The drouth 4 brtkn
six weeks OF dry weather. Rain corx.
falling NJ 8 O'clock this morning ~.
been failing ever since. /, has hes1 d
but steady rain, and has done nEA
Crops were never Ii greater needed
especially corn, and 1t wonld Be lz5el
20 estimate the value Of I, TO fsis III
Much Of the corn crop Is beyoad .hs
whore rain can save II. while all lsis
and some which has been vel elit;
VIII be very materially Improved I;
Cotton has not been seriously hut re-.
this rain VIII very materially fnf!er
condition. Tomato shipping Is 1st
peaches are now moring TIE cry
FORMER viii bring many thousa15 4
into Cherokee county thls ysart g!
peach crop IL also good. Though the q
Smaller than usual on accolnt q
drnuth.
jefferson, Marion Coanty, Tex.s
ga fine rain has been falling ~
several hours. All the rain noeded r
ent.
Strawn. palo Pinto County. TEXT
z9-Good rain fell here tonig Y Y
panied by considerable wlnd aud nSs1
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tomato In Indiana.

Evansville. Ind. June %, Three people
were killed and three injured In the tor
nadO thAt passed over this section last
night They are;
CLARENCE GOEDE-
ANSWERED GOFDE.
CHRISTOPHER LAUGET.
The Injured.
Frank Goctir
Peter Wolfe.
John Wolfe
The storm was the most severn that has
ever visited thiy section.
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Galveston. Texas, June 2s.---The nrst loss
OF life reported as result OF the recent
rough weather In the gair was made by
me captain OF the smack Lsbnie shearn,
which arrived here this evening. NJ
Teopeo, member OF tho crew, was washed
oyefDosrd Friday nrnt III the guif about
seventy miles RON galveston. The de
eea sed MAS native OF Finland, AZ years
OF age, and unmarried.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

The work OF congress will he concluded
by wednesday st the latest
The most important enactment Of The
present congress is the passing Of the 18th
risn canal liil.
Tire Philippine civil government blil.
which Ia ret to be finished. is tie second
great measure acted upon by congress.
The largest reduction ~ Naii6ua iaxat on
in history was made when the war revenue
taxes were reduced.
a large number OF Important measures
viii remain to be settled a; the rex; ses-
ssen a. congress.
The nr~t regui-r Sunday session Of the
house sdnce ISL was bold yesterday.
Eloquent addresses were made IN eulegy
Of late representatives. Cummings and Oty.
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Eout Neoro.s KllIed.

Carthage, Texas, June 2s.-A tsrripse
dowLpour OF rain In this county FOR the
asst twenty -four hours. Every railroad
bridge between this place and Tlmpson was
washed away last night. The rain was
accompanied by high wind, winch pieNE
down fences and houses In various portions
OF the county. A house blew down tAree
miles east OF here. killing four negroes
aud woundlng three others
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FoReieN.

ASxioo IS engaged In The tremendous
work n improving the sanitation of the
port III Vera Cr-ts.
Fighting ard great excitement prevail at
Czpe Hartian n the island ~ Hsyu
General Jacoh II. smith has icfi Man Ia
rcr san FrnncIsro
sharp enlargement between Unitcd
stsres troops and ladrones IS reportrd from
Nsnila.
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HOUSTON.

Oscar Benneft and Mack Harper o. uN-
no1s knocked down aud injured By run
away horses yesterday.
The salaries Of Houston postotace en-
pioTes viii b. Increased Tomorrow.
specasi term Of criminal district cou-;
Ia August
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Newark, n, J.. June 29..-carey ]. Nc.
Alcster the young man wins was arrested
while trying 10 force hts way into the White
House with ress,reF Ia his pocket Two
weeks ago aud vino was placed Ia an 10.
sane asylum az Washington has been
Urousht 10 this city and committed 10 the
Insane asylum McAlesteF Is pronounced
hopelessIy Insane. as the resuit q c love
a0afr IA 81 said
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KING EpMARp.

xee improvement Of the king l. rapsi and
satisfactory.
ints-ccss.onary services were held IN Lon.
don and other cities OK England.
0fnciai circles IN London are recovering
IRON their dcpSezsioa and are seeking
gnyety az rellsf.
Thousands Of people gathered around
Rockingham palace anxious TO see the royal
fnrriir.
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Z DENVER. Toronto having beea selected
ax the next meeting place OF tho lrlennlaI
conyenti0a Of the International sunday
e,r,rentiou IN 1904 vii DO held al Jerusa,
leu Tho executive coinmities having nfae,
Ideally agreed Oh the Hoiy Cty,
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damage at Alvin.

alvin Teras, June 20. During the wind
,,o,m Fridsy night the derrick at tae on
rrsli q, the Galveston Land. OIL and Gas
sannsnv on the Thomas farm was totally
demolished. .,a - .h,s s.e-ton
The heaviest loss sustained aimed 10 IN ,bs ZEN
=: - h esfimafed that fully - per cent
81 ne crop was blown from the trees.
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u,svv DAMAGE Al Abilene.

Abilene. Texas. June 2o-At $40 rms
.,,srnoon 4 severe wind ami bail storm
swept Abilene causing heavy dlmases, put
no lives lost. oil mills partly De tr,yea'
40 1or ud n amount Of $1,000. w. g.. sven
sons residence, $500; A, 5; Pqyton,s re !,
hsrps sio0 Heavy dsm1ges to fruit and
crons nv hall.
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RAILROAD.

II is claimed Galveston has succeeded In
enforcing the auiscalping or,iinance.
Saivcston's freight bureau IS achieving
the results fer which II was organized.
The case Of the City Of Tyler rs. Cotton
Bet Rnilrpad win come Mp to-day before
Federal Judge Bryant at sherman.
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SPORT.

the Southern 'casue for July at Chat
ianooEa.
M.rcei Rcraait wen the ant mobile race
from Par TO vs. ma, ave asiss hfty-ouc
Eiles an hour
Emperor WHEN on his yacht Mete 90
Iteted 10 changing he course In rae,,
zuEinE eempnea;icnA.
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AGED HUSBANDS JEALous'
e,.,. His wife and Killed tilnssr
o'e" '9 afterward.

sterling, ILL.,. June ga.-hsn -, -, q
Morrison Killed his wife, Of rnO' !. (.
Jealous. last night and inca ~. ,srss
NE. The bodies were aO'
today. 80. as as4
The murderer was 70 - .,,ss d:
wife 40. They had seen a,s y ssstrti
wears ana we're the pnren'ss sss Il n
a ar ihs ~p neIsh5ors that ne cG ~ ,cs
by bssp mi living happily togethssTr n ~ az q
, su eonyersatlonaiist' WINS
and innrm. -
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Cold Rain in Nebrnskn.

Lincoln. Neb., June 2a.-E9stera Nebraska
has hsd four days = almost continuous
ia nfah. flooding cosnaeids aud delsying the
harvesting ~ small grain. Some 8 mage
hes been done to whcat 10 the shock The
Temperature to-day RAGGED ~ the iftles A
year ago The tAefmom ter rec rded iu3.
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Tornado Near seckHIIs.

BecsYilie, Texas. June 2s,-rhe rain was
accompanied by high wisds. wn'ca did
much damage 60 crops, blowing down
fences ana unroonna horsez Elzat miles
west OF eels ths dea.Ags wa repe' % ! vefy
hurt. werd just received " saat FLASK
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Denver, Colo. June 1.-THE damage ny
fast nights storm IN Denver aud vicinity
IS estimated az from $1,000 a. S5pUp
Snow feii o. The doDth OF eight incnes
ia LeadsilIe aid many other places ia tne
mountains.
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night 1t was SLOW and well taken up by
the ground This rain will put the cotton
crop Of the county IN excellent condition
and will Insure some corn, although the
latter crop is 30 injured by the protracred
urouth ihat II VIII be short.
Bertram, Burnct County, Texas. june 90.
The drouth which had become very as
tressing mere, was broken by a nice rain
yesterday which has inspired hopes 10 the
farmers, as corn ana oats were an entire
failure; all depended on cotton anu all
were uneasy. With more rain soon very
good cotton crop will be made.
olive Hardin County. Texas, June Is
4 heavy rain has been failing here for the
much IN need Of 1t and stock water was
MISC getting scarce. The indications are
that there will be still more. Considerable
wind has accompanied the rain but no dam
age has resulted
Cameron. Milan County, Texas, June 20
Local grain dealers report n large sale OF
seed corn and cane seed for yes. erday
All VINO csn get suitable seed are willing
10 risk another part Of corn crop, with
very reasonable prospects Of success be
cause OF the usual July and August rains.
whitney, Hin County. Texas. June a.
q has been raining mere hard for .wo
tho ground. Cotton was not damaged very
materially except ia some high places. The
.arn.er5 sag that they viii gather about as
much corn as taey did last year.
Queen City cas- County, Texas. June
-S.A fifteen hour continuous rain fell
throughout this county yesterday evening
and last night. About SIX inches rain fell
during that line, the most tlat has fallen
~ one time in the past year. This VII
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GROVES CHRONIC CHILL III,
CURES THE CHIllS THAT a.

CUHEo TIE CHILLS that al,
CHILL tones GoN'T CURE
1t is thin. splrituous liouid 4 !,
matte bitter taste, prepared espeslsi,
chronic chills, bciag cornposed n IN, ~
lowing well known Vegetable tantr'
blood purifiers Firld Extr.ffs- g.
Wan BARK, BLACK ROOT. p6i'
BARK, PRICKLY ASH BARS
WOOD BARK, ShRsAPARILLA
Druggists sell IT on a No Car 1.
basis. soc.
Made by Paris Medicine Co.. 8. b
NO, who also manufacture Laxative B
Quinine, the remedy that cures 1 q
one day.
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naati1 of an inland.

Tho infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sig Sass
died this nsa~ning at LIS o'clock. The
TlneraI viii take place ~ 8 occck this
af,ernooa from the residence, $40 Jackson
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eLAsa FAoToRIEs sHuT powN.
Tire Trust Has Decided to curtan Pro-
duction

TIC ITubt FFas UVIIueu 70 NuFIaTI 10
cuction
PiifsJers, Pa, June 20 with the last
tarn rcalsif th0 plate glass aud window
glass Industries Of the egaatry Sil be a;
stsnastlH, lbs former plants Tor cas IN
the iaiies los two months, throwing Idle
1850 meu. The complete shutdown u ths
plate gisks fsctorles Is 2 esad.tea never
gi=sa uien 80 ast through an agreement nj
producers and the window glass workers
whQ wlll Cult are employed IL the iale-
penhanf factories.
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WASHINGTON.

TIE cunfe1eFs on the Philippine COVER B.
meat hill failed 20 agree on tick differ
euceA
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dickson wa. killed and his W,fe ah' wv
enpp s,,sb, brldEe Is washed away
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Tcd4y's Weather.
rsfr
DOMESTIC.

TIE Southern Educational association
will meet al Chattanoora July !.
Heavy transforms were reported yes.e-day
at 81 Louis and Other points, causing great
damage
Several persons were Killed By lightning
wear Chattanooga.
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FATAL WRECKS
Orc Naed and Many Injured on a Colo
fedo Ercursic,., Trafr

Orc Killed and Many injured on a Colo
rsdo Excursion Train.
Colorado springs. Colo. Jane s,.--Aa ex.
eafS0a train on the Colorado sf7diand ran.
way coming down Ute pass from Grippe
es~ch p0'iAy struck broken rail- and seven
cars were wrecked +, 81. English, nusl.
ru n this city. was instantly Killed ana
tnfrty'six other persons we're more or less
l9l1red aaa three OK four OF taeln probably
fafsiiy The injured. VINO may d!es
Mary Dit0tfke,
pss kststie Lewis. Cripple Greet.
the wreeS occurred at an abandoned STA.
roa kaoSa as Cuibers siding. one mile
fsst OF Cascade. IN Ute pass, ana tv,.,s
niies from Colorado Springs, passenger
fats ssf that has been On for seyeYa,
Eslfns oet@eeR the railroads iunping from
tnss ely " Cripple Creek hnd beeu ealt.q
ga, the new rata 70 coniInence jnIy j an
~ result tue train was crowded 10 rs
htmosI capacity The ears that Ieft tae
taiis FsA oyer TIE enbanknegt nortn or
tls fs9A siaa eoatsinec 81 passengers, rDe
stcopd car Oh the train, q DAY ,oaea was
crushed TO kiLdhpg wood beiug turned
completely osef on its end so tnAt the rear
sia W fhs COACH ysA forward, tAe coaeh
tsehSfh GEAR through the second, rhe
h}uret were taken TO st, krapris AssspItai
whert ~ are doiag as well as can ba
rzpeeteds
FRISCO PASSENGER WRECKED,
81, Louis, June IA section OF pas,
senges train on the ST. Louis aBq san
Frane.ses road which left here it's evening
tes Tekss points was deraIled az Aiinekie,
p few izises west Of this city, aRa two
lahersas men, WAC we're heating their was
e sfrsesersiiie, MOI on the band baggage,
Z. v. HBApnHEY
", g. WEBB eT THOMAS Haf.BERE,
Fbsre Is some iopht as - the seeoaa
psan's ideAsliy, Al tie polnr Wherc fhe
wreck pccrrreI an Immense boulder feiI on
Chg track, Spreading the rails anu bounding
p1 When the train came along soon alter
the eRsina; one postal ear, tSyi baggage
cars ana one coach weFe lerailel, Tie EOr-
ward ear being overturned, Figs Pullman
Fsspcrs and arawlne fcpsl Gs7s kept tue
krark and nobody was injured.
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nrrnnr rpoM YAcoGnocHEs

Nacordochcs. Texas. Tune 2n.-Captain
II Fl Cooper. postmaster win leave to
morrow morning on hand car 10 take
the rnn 70 the Angelina river on the Texas
and Sew Orleans railroad and transfer
hv boat 20 the train on the south side o.
TIE river II seems the ipod commenced
about Huntington and extended north.
Tn, reports from the Houston East and
West Texas railroad grow worse as they
come In. II will probably be the latter
part ~ the week before trains will run
through and no trains win get in over tho
Texas and New Orleans before Wednes'
day. great many stock have persisted
IN the high water and those not caught
in the Aood are begging and dying. The
earth is full OF water and very soft The
damage 10 farming outside OF all other
calamities viii be enormous All telephone
connection Is cut of and il win be sew
eral days before the lines are put In work
ing order. Tho only telegraph connection
Is with Beaumont.
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FRISCO PASSENGER wnEckkp.
eress,s RIask hoos Liver pins.

Made ffpW IN active pElneipie eotaiHea
fyoqs B1afk Rbdt. They act oh tie NxeE
,,:A se ssip%,sl Eye isSse rs saa aS Hs
tufe chsenic consnpatlcn- Price "a eents
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/, I w, A i.,, noSs9ue Souhty ia June -
o'clock and there was a heavy down
pour for two hours. This win pur good
season In the ground ana make sure STOCK
water which had about played out.
Wallisvilie, Chambers County, Texas,
June 21.-The drouth has been brokes in
tlis section, as It has rained fine rains
OF and on since Fsiday evening, and all
farm products are benefited.
Burnett, Burnet County, Texas June %
mght, which Will be great benefit to cot
ton aud grass. The farmers Will now
PLANK June corn and cane.
Rogers, Bell County. Texas. June 20
Last night the. hardest rain OF the season
and. with what has already fallen, thera
IS good cotton season.
Bartlett Williamson County. Texas. June
2'.--Friday's and last nights rain viii be
OF great benefit to cotton but too late for
corn. There IS a great demand for June
corn and cane teed.
Zavalla. Ang Ina County. Texas. June
1.-The ak weeks 1routh that has pre-
rallied throughout this county is broken
The rain has been worth thousands " dol,
lara 20 this county.
Troy, Bell County, Texas. June 2s-An
c.ghs hours good rain YESTERDAY yh!ch
VAL ne n9neht 70 cotton. Farmers are
IN place OF corn.
90 Weatherford, Parker County, Texas. June
81 light rain fell here this evening.
lotion has not suffered vet hut unless
20 fail rapidly.
-. Meridian, Bosque County. Texas. June
81 Inc raiu az Meridian last night: viii
pc OF great benefit to June corn and cotton
age done.
Canton, Van Zandt County, Texas June
ia very good rain fell here today: pros
poets nre that II VIII continue through the
night.
Corsicana, Navarro County. Texas. June
"a fine rain began falling here at SIS
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Henderson, Rusk County
= splendid rainfall u sew,
past twenty four hours Ii
life and vigog IN man ant
rs vegetation. Many ncld.
corn wifi yield well and a
out much better.
Jasper. Jasper County. I
began raining a. . q. m.
ing and rained until nicf,
TWO inches. 1t WAL 30 lat
a vast amount Of good TO
cane. peas, etc. THIS 4
S'Hcr May u.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-12

Gentlemen, refresh yourselves at th'
Ti~~, National Saloon
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LOCAL and GENERAL

H. w. Foster, jeweler. 1853 Hotel st. .
A pool table is for sale. See ad under
New Today.
The Metropolitan Meat Co. is maxi
ing speciality of fresh island beef.
Desk and Office room in the McIn.
tyre building is for rent. See To Let
column.
The very prettiest and choicest OF
wall papers will be found at Levers &
Cooke, Ltd.
Bourbon whiskey, 6 years old, $3.50,
Claret, so cents; Sherry and Tokay, "a
cents a gallon at Hoffschlaeger Co.'S.
! King street.
Invitations to the Bal Poudre to be
given in Progress hall on the night OF
the Goth inst. have been sent out to
the society people of Honolulu. Mrs.
Gum requests that answers be sent in
to her before the 18th inst. The sub
scription to the ball will be 81 for each
person.
John Ena. guardian Of Carl Julius
Hoting, a minor, in a supplementary
report says he has collected sillO.6O
amount of principal and interest of the
note of G. ]. Waller. and has paid ii
into court. Wherefore he prays that
he may be discharged as such guar
dian.
There will be meeting OF the Cath.
Ollie Benevolent Union at the usual time
and place this evening and every mem.
Der is expected TO he present. Al
/ Catholics who so desire. are invited tC
take part in the meeting this evening
as steps will be taken in the matter Of
the recent dismissal of Father Wende.
lin from the leper settlement at Molo'
kai.
The interest in the tug-of-war tour
nament seems to have suddenly oozet
away. None of the regular teams
scheduled to pull Saturday night, ru
in an appearance and so scrub team
were picked out and the boys mad
little fun. Prince Cupid kalanianaol,
and Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth wer,
among those who pulled.
In the prize drill Saturday Afternoon
Co. +. Captain Johnson. won by sc1r
of 9S per cent Co. L. Captain Major
Hipa. came next with % per cent tint
Co. G. Captain Gus Rose next with {"
points. These were the three prz
winning companies. Co. B, Captain ri
ley, came fourth with 90 per cent am
Co. A, Captain Klemmc, was the tail
ender with 70 per cent.
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Coronado Beats
Bark KaiuIani

An interesting race ended in this har.
Dor yesterday morning when the bark
Kaiulani and the barkentine Coronado
arrived from San Francisco after TWEEN
ty-one days of comparatively pleasant
weather. While the time occupied in
the passage down was anything but
short, the fact that the two vessels
sailed out of the Golden Gate at the
same time, bound for the same port
naturally meant to each skipper that
1t was to be race.
Captain Dabel of the Kaiulani anC
Captain Potter OF the Coronado conse'
quently kept in mind the fact that they
were racing and lost no opportunities
to make what speed was possible with
the winds given them.
San Francisco was left on Sunday
April 20. The Coronado started tC
leave the harbor first, but the Kaiulan
had the larger towboat and overlook
the Coronado, crossing the bar a nttlC
ahead of the barkentine. NOtwjth'
standing this, the Coronado arrived IL
this harbor a couple of hours ahead
Of the bark.
After the first day out of San Fran
cisco the vessels did not see each Other
until the fourteenth day at sea, wher
they were near enough to speak eacl
other and compare notes. They saileC
along together for four days and ther
parted company again until May 10
when the Coronado led by a dozer
miles. After the 10th the vessels wer,
not together until this island wal
| sighted.
The Kaiulani brought about a thou
sand tons OF general cargo, carrying
three cows and a bull on deck. A cal
was born on the way down. As soor
as the vessel Is discharged Captain Ia
bel will take charge of Hackfelds new
wharf, being succeeded by Captain
Grifiths, formerly OF the bark Albert
Captain Dabel is accompanied by hi
wife and is prepared to settle in Homo
lulu. The Kaiulani lies at the lrm
gard wharf.
The Coronado brought only 400 ton
of cargo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-12
Honest dental work
at honest prices

The New York Dental Parlors are
under new management and are turn.
ing out the best kind Of dental work
known to the profession at the lowest
prices over known in Honolulu.
Each department in charge of a spe'
Cialist and our operators are graduate
dentists of the best,recognized schools
in the L. s. or the world.
We have a larger staff than any 9th
er dental office In the city; we have
the best plate workers, crown and
bridge specialists, and in fact all
branches OF dentistry as practiced by
us are strictly up to date.
We can save you money on your den
tai work. We will tell you in advance
exactly what your work will cost by
a free examination.
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Piug=POng Is Now
Played at Y.M.C.A

The date for the big Y. NJ. c. A. gym
nasium exhibition has been set for
Tuesday night, May %, at 1880. The
juniors, Intermediates and the senior
evening class will be the classes parti-
cipating in the event. The exhibits
will be class work and apparatus work.
consisting OF exercises on the horizon
tai, parallels and horse, There will
also be some simple work in tumbling
and pyramids. Finally, there will be
gymnasium games by the junior and in
termediate classes.
The Y. NJ. c. A. handball tournament
which has been tagging for some time
now seems to be nearing its finish. The
first game OF the semi-fnal round was
played last Friday between A. Back
man and j. o. Hart, the former win
ming by the scores 2l-S and 2l-5.
The second game OF the semi-fnals,
between NJ. Johnston and p. Perreira
Is to be played tonight at o'clock,
| There is no doubt among those who
have kept in touch with the games
that Johnston will win, this game
comes out as u is thought the final
round between Blackman and Johnston
will be a very interesting one as both
these players are known to be experts
This match will probably come OFF OF
Wednesday evening OF this week.
Ping-pong has gained an entrance IL
the Y. NJ. c. A, also and now room !
is being used for the game the place
being open for all members Of the as
| SnpiotiOn