The Forrest City times., 1893-11-17
THE AWARDS.
List of the Forty Awards Captured by Arkansas in the Liberal Arts Depart ment at the Worlds Fair.

Prof. J. II. Shinn sends the following list of awards given to Arkansas in the liberal arts department with this ex- plantations:
 ''The number is forty, and each of them will, in due time, receive Il bronze medal and diploma containing the points of merit as returned by the individual judge. The medals are all of one kind, the only differ ence in honor being in the Ian guage of the diploma. The judges who examined the Arkansas exhibits were: Mrs. Bodart, of Vienna, Austria; Mrs. Catherine Frederickson, Copen- hagen, Denmark; Hon. c. Gogenfelden, St Petersburg, Russia; Hon. Wm. Fitz William Terry, New South Wales, Aus tralia; Hon. John Eaton, U. s. A.; Hon. +. A. Riddle, Chicago, H.
 ''The showing is a most excellent one and so considered by all who know the facts. The state is on high plane and meets appreciation on all sides The comparison with other states is advantageous to us." LIBERAL ARTS DEPARTMENT-'AwA
 ARKANSAS, GROUP 149.
 1. 14,943, Caroline Brooks. Little Rock methods of producing fabricated molds in plaster.
 ?. 14,92s, Public school, Batesville; general exhibit of pupil work.
 3. l4,93O, Public school. Philadelphia; general exhibit of pupil work.
 4. 14,932, Public school, Malvern; general exhibit of pupil work
 5. 14,93l, State Normal school, Nor. rilton; general exhibit of pupil work.
 6. 6,646, State of Arkansas, Little Rock; system of drawing.
 :. 6,s45, State of Arkansas, Little Rock: framed map collection.
 s. 4,a70, State of Arkansas, by John c. Branner, state of Arkansas; relief map of Hot Springs and of Arkansas.
 9. 4,2l4, Public schools, Hot Springs; botanical charts.
 10. 6,s47, Davidson art class, Helena; specimens of art work.
 Il. 4.211, Public schools. Little Rock; bound examination work.
 12 4,a27, Public schools, Fort Smith; examination work.
 13. o,009, State of Arkansas, educa- tional exhibits; charts, drawings, etc
 IA. S,256, Colored industrial institute. Pine Bluff; bound volumes
 l5. 4,326. Public schools, Hope; ex- animation work.
 l6. s,240. Little Rock public schools, Little Rock; seventy photograph views.
 r.. S.254, State of Arkansas. Little Rock; educational photographic dis play.
 Is. s,2s0 State of Arkansas; charts, exhibits and administration.
 19. s,=39, Little Rock public schools, Little Rock; map of displayed draw ings.
 20. 13,4S2, Colored industrial school, Pine Bluff; ten volumes class work and industrial work
 2l. 15,002, Russellville high sch hool, Russellville; bound volumes and pedes- tai.
 a2. 15,003. Belle Grove high school, Fort Smith; bound volumes, pupils work.
 23 15,Oo4, Jefferson public high school, Helena: bound volumes.
 2i 15,O00 Pea body high school, Little Rock; bound volumes.
 25 15.00f Eureka Springs public schools, Eureka Springs; bound vol umes, maps and special line of exhibit packets. % 4.o59. colored schools, Little Lock; bound work 27 13,7ls, state of Arkansas; pupils work in colored schools of Arkansas.
 2S 6,s4l, Arkansas industrial univer- sity: university work.
 29 l4,92z. Jonesboro normal school, Jonesboro; bound volumes and charts. 30 II 92s. Press Printing Co.,, Little Rock; specimen of typography. 31. Public school of Lonoke; stu dents work.
 32 Annunciation academy. Pine Bluff; school work, art work and en- broidery.
 33 American Book Co., history of the American people.
 34 Democrat Printing Co.,, Little Rock: specimens of typography.
 35 Arkansas bureau of agriculture; museum of Arkansas woods. s6 K. W. Dawson, Little Rock; photographs.
 S7. Clark, Little Rock; photographs 3s Edmiston, Hot Springs; photo graphs
 39. Kauleffe, Pine Bluff; photo graphs
 40 Photographer, Fort Smith; photo graphs.
 Burned to Death. At Bierne, near Hope, a 5-year-old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Hayden Nell