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New-York tribune., 1899-01-26
TWO BROTHERS ADJUDGED INSANE.

Adrian and George W Hazzeh. brothers. ana
cons or = wealthy Brooklynte now dead. yesterday
were aatudged lunatics by Snerins jury In the
County Court. and committee Vas appointed TO
care Tor their estate Adrian Is IN the Lons Island
state Hospital. and the other brother Ia IN bioom-
,,gdale They receive an income %; Si'sl year
',rlsr their fathers Will Adrian. VINO j. now IN
Sie yorrv.cghth year became insane IN his eigr;-
t,,h voar and his brother ~ rhe age - seventeen
They have a brother ana a sister VINO look dl1ef
thalr welfare.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-26
TO COMPLETE THE 47TFS ARHORY.
BILL PROVIDING FOR THE REST OF
THE IMPROVEMENTS

AssembIymar Degraw will soon introduce nfn
for an appropriation Of s2o0ooO with which 70 carry
out the proposed improvements on the 47th Regi-
men, Armory. The State architect approved GER
tain plans two years ago. but there has no: been
money enough TO carry them out. Senator Davis
will take care OF the bill In the Senate.
An entire new drill nall has been built for tho
a7th Regiment IN the last three years az cost ot
sls5 0GG and this IL nearly completed. * VIII %
ready for use this summer not later than falL
New company rooms now needed on eacn sice
OF the drill hall.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-26
CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATION MEETS
NEW MEMBERS ELECTED AND ADDRESSES
LISTENED TO

LISTENED TO.
The sxty-seventh regular meeting OF the Man
haitian Congregational Association was held In the
Central Congregational Church Of which the Rev.
Dr. A. J +. Behrends is pastor. yesterday morn
inc. The following elected members of the
association: The Rev. l. ". Laidlaw. from the
Hartford (NOrth Association. the Rev Henry
Lewis OF the Essex Association: the Rev. F Stan
lev Root. OF Stamford Centre. the Rev DR.. c. Z.
Jefferson. Of The Broadway Tabernacle the Rev.
Adam Reoch and the Rev. +. 3. Greene. financial
agent OF the American Bible Society
on motion OF the Rev. Or. Mcleod It was decided
TO take up collection In all churches. each church
to guarantee $3.50 annually for the Ministerial Re
Among the speeches was one by the Rev a J.
Henry OF the Nazdrene Church whose address
wa on .The Colored People and Local Evangelical
Work The Rev. a T. Lyon spoke on Young
Nen in the Twentieth Century church ana the
Rev Mr. Nuttlng, formerly pastor IN salt Lake
CITY Utah spoke on Mormon CW!l5at.on pict-
,rfng the horrors Of MOrmOnism. and saying they
had not Improved since Statehood was granted. He
denounced Roberts and hoped he would never take
hts
New-York tribune., 1899-01-26
pr55D1yG FOR IrOYEN'S Clubs.

The project OF the erection of q large building
10 accommodate the various women's clubs and So
clety.s OF Newark was discussed AT n meeting of
the Newark Womens Union League yesttIday
NJ Tohn r Whttlesiey. % the 1nterna 'ioual
hoard Of Young Women's Christian Assocla tons
trosIns II was eXnlained that a dcsra0l uul'I-
lrs, ,-os beyond the reach OF single orgauizat.cu
huf one large enough 20 accommodate all would
he nrarfic9bia What was needed In II a public
hail restaurant. assembly-rOoms. gymnaslms IL
hraries and other conveniences. \ committee or
siX with alternates was appointed to ascertain
what can be done.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-26
OFFICERS PROMOTED.

Trenton Jan q (SpecaD.-The following promo
tons o. officers OF the National Guard OF the State
were announced to-day and the commissions were
slgned BY Governor Voorhees,. Lieutenant Colonel
William : RICHTER of Newark 20 be colonel: Ma lor
James W Howard Of Newark and Major Charles
A clifford. OF Newark 10 be- Lieutenant colonels
Charles n Huestis OF Upper Montclair and Theo-
So-a r ~ Newark be rnaiOrs
New-York tribune., 1899-01-26
yOr no BE REYNsTATED.

The Court OF Appeals has handed down a de-
clsion holding that Randolph c. Fuller, former
supe-intendout Of Repairs FOR Kings County. could
not hold his oflce after consolidation. MI Fulera
salary was 5000 year az the time consolidation
took effect and according 20 the charter his
duties vera thereafte- 10 10 performed by the De-
usrtment Of Public Buildings Lighting and sup
nlles lie contested his removal ana sought rem
etof and hack
New-York tribune., 1899-01-26
SIZES THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS ROAD.

Papers were fled yesterday with the clerk OF tne
United states Court iu n suit brought BY Alexander
II Mathesus of Hobokcn, y. j., against the
BROOKLYN Heights Railroad lie desires 70 recover
the sum OF s. 633 g. alleged to be due on contract
The plairtiN was chief engineer Of the Montague
Construction Company. which In lss9 butt the
cable road In MOntague-st. for the Heights com
many Tho contract originally given 70 the
Tovered Tube Railroad Company and afterward
sublet 10 the construction company
New-York tribune., 1899-01-26
TBE c0UNTY BOULETARD CAHE.

Elizabeth. Jan. p (speclaD-The taking Of testi-
onv IN the case or the appeal OF the Westheli-ave
urou.rtv-OWners from the awards of the COmmis-
sioner. appolnted 10 condemn land FOR the County
RI was finished this afternoon before Special
Master knight County Defective keron. county
Freineer Louis Quien and Ciyil Engineer +. j. Hub
bari testified Tor the Commissioners. and gave as
their opinion that the awards were fair and equita
HE Vow the entire matter resis with Justice Van
SyckaL
New-York tribune., 1899-01-26
rtTTrR AND DAUGHTERS ~ A RUNAWAY

While Leonard Zegler. hrty-one years old. OK No
90 Flfty-third-st was out driving yesterday after
noon with his three daughters his team took
fright at Fourth-ave. and Eighty-seventh-st.. and
the wagon struck tree at Ninety-sixth-st. and
was smashed. The occupants were thrown out. and
Zierlors skull was broken and his hip injured. He
was taken home. His daughters were not seriously
New-York tribune., 1899-01-26
THE WATER-H4INs IN DANGER.

Electrical Engineer Knudson. who was employed
few weeks ago 70 examine the Jersey City water
mains across the meadows which are close % the
tracks OF the Newark trolley-ine. has presented a
long report In which he SAYS that the water
mains In danger OF corrosiOn and Ultimate de-
structOn by electroysls.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-26
. sFPJFS or ORGAN RECITALS.

G. Waring stebbins announces series Of FREQ
organ recitals In the Emmanuel Baptist Church.
BROOKLYN 10 take place on the first Thursday even
ing OF each month. at Si5 o'clock. one moro
solosts Will assist al each recital. and effort
Will be made 70 have tho programmes attractive
and interesting The first recital Will be next
Thursday evening. February 2
New-York tribune., 1899-01-26
CHURCH EXTENSION SOCIETY TO MEET.

The Congregational Church Extension Society
will hold a meeting tonight In the new Immanuel
Church, in DecRtur-st., between Petchen and Ralph
aves OF which the Rev DR. +. +. lngersol is
pastor The chief business will be the presenta-
tion or reports from the treasurer and directors.
and reviews OF the years work by pastors or the
churches which havo been assisted.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-26
FATHER PRENDERGAsGs BODY ~ STATE

Phillipsburg. Jan. % (SpeciaD.-The body % the
Rev James Prendergas. the young Roman Cath
Ollie priest who died at Raleigh. y c.. on Monday.
WAS brought here to-day and lies IN the Church
~ - Philip and ST James The dead priest was q
native OF this place and was brother of Engineer
Prendergast. OF the Lehigh Valley Railroad, who
iies ln tho Plainneld Hospital having been seri-
ou-lv injured I'm the wreck at Greeubrook Tanks,
M, frncra1 will take place tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-26
THEY TILL RErURN TO crBA.

Mrs Avelina Mora FORBADE. widow. and sister
OF v F. y Mora the recently appointed Ciyil Gov
o-nor Of Havana expects soon return TO Cuba
Her husband was a wealthy Cuban planter. and
died ten years ago. leaving her With siT children
and an estate valued ar NpheN seVeral OF tAess
urn 10 cuba and 70 arrange for the occupancy or
.faf~
New-York tribune., 1899-01-26

Elvin Crane the defeated Democratic candidate
FOR Governor. was reelected president Of the JET
,ersonian club Of Newark ~ is annual meeting on
Tuesday night CharIcs ;, nntIdeI was eiec,ea
cbacf Sugroe. recording secretary. and James T.
Nearv corresponding secretary.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-26
WHIST BY LINCOLN AND HAMILTON CLUBS

4 highly enjoyable whist match took place last
night between hfty-two players OF the Lincoln
Club against an equal number OF Hamilton Club
members at the house Of the former, In Putnam
ayo The Hamilton Club contingent went to the
fncoln club in the parlor of the Brooklyn
Heights road and had a great time.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-26
A YACHT BURNED.

The yacht Bessie destroyed by FIRE yesterday
morning While rnoOred AZ Jersey-ave.. Jersey City.
The yacht belonged 10 Garret Van Horn, ex-com-
mOdOre OF the Jersey City Yacht club. Il was thirty
feet long and had many prizes.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-26

The Froebe Society held one n rs delightful
socals on Tuesday evening at Froebel Academy
Mrs L. r Tooker presided. and introduced tho
artists contributing the incidental programmesiss
Goidmark piano. Miss Leroy. Soprano Mr. iris
cott violin. and Miss Walker, elocutionlst. Re-
freshments md social greetings concluded the
lng The affair was in the care OF the Entertain
ment Committee Mrs. Il. W. Bainbridge. chairman :.
Mrs. A T. Barlow Mrs. G. T. J. Barrett. Mrs. 3.
A. Brooks. Mrs J. y. Hartich. Mrs. a. r. Kirkus,
Mrs l. L. Russell. Mrs J G.. Stevens Mrs. T. ".
SOuza and Mrs. II. dc Javata.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-19
The Progn,ssists Insisted on Voting
for N. Meline, Which Explains
His Vote.
ONLY ONE SLIGHT
DISTURBANCE OCCURRED.
N. Deroulcde Attempted 10 Speak WheI
lle Voted. aud Ishers and
Others Had 10 Take
Him Away.

Paris. Feb is The national assom-
bly, met at Versailles at ~ O'Clock this
morning " loubet president oi iir
senate. declared the sitting open amid
applause from the lefti-t-. during which
" Lubet proceeded 90 drawing for ihe
tellcrs Tho voting began with the lat|
Ger D. Dou-et.s casting the first ballot
lti Officially announced thI, N lou
bot received l.3 votes against glU yoti.
Tor M Meuna 81 Loubet was then
officially declared elected president 81
the French republic
From au larly hour the stations Of, ihe
railroad lime. ieading 90 Nersaille- wcro
crowded with people gathered towime.
The departure OF Cine deputie- and ZEN.
atort VI Deroulelc arrived here by
the Lyons railroad and was met by
members of the Patriotic league Order
prevailed Boa stations where 90 an appear
ance- there was uo special police pre-
cautions taken The first train took an
army Of telegaphers and telehhonists
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-19

20 Versaillos whore the town hall was
decorated with lags and draped with
Grape Lamps were lighted and veiled
In grape
The scene IN the hall was an animated
one. Crowds surrounded the doors
watching the arrival Of members The
palace was closed 10 the public. Var.
ons political groups held meetings. and
NJ Cochery announced that NJ Mellne
had definitely withdrawn his canli.
dacy The Nationalist and Anti-sem.
ties decided not 10 vote for NJ Loubet
When NJ Paul Dcroulede, the organi.
Eer Of the League Of Patriots. voted he
attempted 10 speak from the tribune
whore the urns were placed. but NJ.
Loubet forbade him % DO 3d. which called
forth protest from the rightist- and ap
plause from the leftists VI Ocroulede
however, persisted in speaking. but waf
rcpulsed by usher- and Others who rush.
ed mp 30 cxpel him from the tribune
which be finally left
NJ Dumont Anu-Semite. also at.
tempted to speak md great commotion
followed. during which cries Of Down
with Anarchy were raised In the
meantime voting continued and at 9i0
p m. tie ballot was completed
While the checking was in progress
members Of the assembly left the hall
and assembled In the galleries and cor.
ridors where they discussed the election
NJ Mcline loudly announced that he had
voted for NJ. Loubet
Apart from the Dcroulede incident
the voting passed on quietly, mgmhcr
returned 10 their seats after voting and
chatted on the events Of the day. The
progressisis Insisted ON voting Tor NJ
Meline although he withdrew ia favor
Of NJ Louhct which explains the votes
cast for him
The votes not given 90 VI Louhct or
NJ Melino were divided between VI. Cav.
mgnac, General lamont General S.u.s.
sier and others.
NJ. Meline received ovations when hc
voted.
NJ Ellie Loubct, who is 81 years old.
was born IN the department Of the
Drome and began his political career In
1870 In 1872 he formed ministy. b..
came minister OF the interior, but wes
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-19
BROOKE NOT TO BLAME.
n Luehia Explain. the Confusion That
L,istrd at CArcia's Funeral.

Havana Feb Is In Laucha iu
au editorial strongly cr.ticise. ,ho action
of the Cuban secretaries on Saturday
upon the occasion Of Che trouble which
occurred at the funeral Of General
Calxio Garcia in deserving Goyeruo,
General Brooke and making common
cause with the assembly The papei
refers 20 the letter Of General Domiugr
Mondez Capote. the head Of the depart
meut Of the government who has just
resigned the presidency Of ,ho Cuban
assembly. because it has becn decided
that ha cannot hold the two offices
exonemting General B-ooke from an
responsibility and says that the greatest
importance oi the action was in the fact
that the secretaries were upheld
The SECRETARIES, Ia Laucha points out.
were present az the funeral In the double
capacity Of members Of the assembly
and as members Of Gen Brookes Cuban
cabinet u advisers, and when the mis-.
understanding arose they deserted the
authority 30 whom they had sworn al.
legiance II true delicacy existed, say.
La Lucha. they would not have with.
drawn from the funeral or having with.
drawn they should have Immediately
resigned their positions under the au.
thority deserted. especially a. they as.
sisted at the funeral more as member.
of the advisory cabinet than a. members
Of the assembly.
Ia Lucha concludes with remarking
that the occurrence shows that the inex.
perignce aud Nervousness shown by the
secretarics should not exist In the case
Of men az the head OF the administra.
tion and policy of the country.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-19
An AWFuL COLLISION.
Thirty Passengsr. Were KILLED aud TIny
More or Less severely Injured.

Brussels Feb ls. The express train
from Calais Tor this place carrying pas.
senger- from London. collided with a
rain at Foret near Brussels Thirty pas.
scngers were killed outright and 80 9th.
ers more or les severely injured
The train left Tourani at 522 o'clock
this morning and reached Foret a.
sli Immediately afterward the ex.
pres dashed at full speed into the sta
tion and ran into the Touram train
which was standing at the platform. II
Is said that owing 10 a fog the engineer
0f the express train Gid not see the sig
mails The collision was appalling The
express locomotive was mounted on top
Of the last carriage. Of the Tourani train,
which were filled with passenger
These ears were smashed % pieces.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-19

Popular Bluff. Mo. Feb Is John
Elrod was arrested at Dudley. No. and
on preliminary examination here was
held for the United States grand jury.
Elrod was connected with gang oi
countcrfoiters In northen Arkansas that
has flooded the country with hundreds
Of artistic aud dangerously deceptive
dollar aud half dollar coins.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-19

Austin. Feb is -Adviccs received by
the state department Of agriculture in.
dictate that the earlier reports Of losses
Of live stock by the recent cold weather
In this state were considerably exaggcr
atcd Estimates OF a number Of the
most prominent cattlemon Of the pan.
handle country place the cattle losse.
there no per cent
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-19

Burlington Kans Feb is William
Davis. "a farmer living south 81 here.
tasted six days under a vow 90 not eat
until his daughter Belle was converted.
She was converted alta United Brethren
revival meeting and the fast was broken.
Davis was very weak when the girl pro.
fessed conversion
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-19

Anderson. Ind, Feb rs Miss Hester
A. Necly. Of this city, the wealthiesi
woman In central Indiana, saved the
Church Of God from being sold under
the sheriff hammer 10 satisfy Sl2O1
judgment Miss Nicely IA not a church
member butts given 20 charitable deeds.
and her act was voluntary
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-19

Chicago Feb is-E X Deerios and
NJ Rivera who came 10 this country
from the Philippine islands % join Az.
oncillo at Washington passed through
Chicago for Montreal The two travel.
ers say they intend 10 continue theii
trip around the world and agitate the
insurgents cause in the European coun.
tries wherever they can obtain hear
ing.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-19

loon overthrown on account of the 10.
mama revelations. He was reelected
president of the senate Jan. last
NJ Loubet Is lawyer of prominent
distinction and il j. well known throug
out Europe
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-19

Brazil. Ind. Feb is james Ryan.
alias Hyatt and Redmond Kidd. two
notoriA ls posiofice robbers who looted
the postofiiccs at Nallisco and Corrine.
la few weeks ago have been arrested
Officers left Tor Iowa with their prison.
-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-19

Stockholm. Feb rs Prof Nathorst.
the Swedish geologist has arranged "a
start In search Of Audree. IN June. on
board the Spanish ship Antarctic He
will b. accompanied by the Danish ex.
plorer. Drum
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-19

Paris, Feb rs Duke u Orleans
seems 70 b. going away from Francs
rather than coming 10 this country. lie
arrived Friday night at Turin from San
Remem.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-19

New Orleans Feb rs John W
Funston, native Of Champagne llls.
and John q. Greene, a native Of Belasco
Mex. werc asDhyxiated In their room
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-19

Montague Tex Feb rs The 8.year.
old child Of Jim Etter fell on H. face
and stuck a stick in is mouth aud diel
in a few minutes
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-19

here Friday night a gas meter was
frozen during the recent norther ami
thawing out escaped through the open
burners
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-12
BASE BALL
Managers Planning For Next Sed-
sons Campaign

NEW. YORK, Dec. 12.-Baseba ball pol
ftics is buzzing about the corridors of
the Fifth Avenue Hotel where the
lmagnates and managers of the nation
/ al league are holding the annual win
ter meeting. If the general predic-
Ition is verified 1t will be one of the
warmest sessions in the eight years.
history of the league.
The proposal to reduce the league to
Eight clubs is the foremost matter of
consideration. Nearly every club
bwner seems to have q different idea
as to what should be done and how to
go abou. it. The Boston owners are
quoted as favoring an eight-club cir
cult, with Baltimore, Louisville,
cleveland and Washington dropped.
Col. John 1. Rogers favors the for
nation Of two oeight-club organizations,
with two clubs in New York, Chicago.
|Philadelphia and perhaps other cities,
1nd an equal division of territorYsto
each one of the two leagues or associa-
Mons.
The first important deal consummat-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-12
CHAUTAUQUA
The Federation Divides Into TWO
Factions Who Are Fighting.


ST. LOUIS, Mo,, Dec. 12.-Upon the
resuls OF the deliberations in progress
here today between the officers and
leaders of the Western Federation of
Chautauqua associations will depend
the future character and policy of
these educational assemblies in the
west.
A bitter controversy over the policy
of the assemblies has developed and as
a result the federation has divided into
two factions, one of which advocates a
liberal policy, calculated to make the
institutions finsncia!ly successful, or
more in line wish eastern ideas, while
the other faction opposes the adoption
of such policy on the ground that
there would be little left of the old
Chautauqua spirit for serious study and
creditable work, but that the gather
ings would become simply popular
amusement affairs.
The liberals are LED by F. M. Shaw,
formerly. head of the Boulder, Colo,
assembly, and all of the leading as
semblies Of Iowa, Kansas, Missouri,
Minnesota and Colorado
have taken sides in the controversy.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-12
NOT READY
FOR TRIAL
Attorneys In the Pending
Elephant Butte Dam
Case
WISHED TO CONSULT
And the Terrific -iai Court Ad-
ioUrned Until This After
noon to ACcOmmo-
date Them.
Special Dispatch to the HERALD.

Special Dispatch to the HERALD.
LAS CRUCES, N. M, Dec. 12.-The
case OF the United States against the
Rio Grapde Dam and Irrigation COM
pany. the so-called Elephant Butte
dam case, cane up this morning il the
Third District Territorial court of
New Mexico, Judge Frank w. Parke r
presiding.
The govern ment was represented by
Judge NJ. G. Burch, of Washington, of
the department of justice; assisted by
w. B. Childers OF Albuquerque. Unit
ed States district attorney; and w. P.
Sutton, of Washington, formerly Unit
ed States consul-gereral to Mexico.
The defendant was represented by
w. A. Hawkins, Judges. B. Newcomb b
of Las Cruces, aud A. B. Fall of Ell
Paso.
Both sides were not ready for trial.
Judge Burch for the government ask
to permit consultation of attorneys.
Mr.. Hawkins seconded the request,
stating that the council for the de-
fense also wished to consult aad TO
examine the dispositions offered by the
Court therefore ad-
journed till p. m.
The governmenthas several deposi-
t 'ons, and also several witne esses.
The defendant has bout "a dozen
covering the whole length
Of the Rio Grande from its mouth 10
it's heedwaters
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-12
DESERVING COMRADES
Six Hundred Strong, Who,
Less Fleet Of Foot Than
| They, Are Taken
Prisoners.

LONDON, Dec. 12.-No news from
South Africa ofa ature to divert al
teution from the Gstacre disaster at
Storm berg has been received thus fer
today. 1t is feared that the war Of
fee is suppressing later reports from
Gatacre which would reveal the fact
that his column, after the defeat, ran
to Molteno: leaving their cannon be-
hind them and that the six hundred or
more prisoners in the hands OF the
Beers were taken because they were
less feet than their other comrades.
This seems to be the expla nation of
the few casualties and many prisoners.
GRoBLEs IN COMMAND.
LORENZO MARQUEE, Dec. 12.-Esrly
Boer accounts of the British defeat at
Sto-mberg on Sunday say that General
Evart Grobles, commander-in-chief OF
the Free State forces, was in command
of the Beers. He captured three Brit
|ish guns.
RELIEVING MAFEKING.
PRETORIA, via Lorenzo Marquee,
Dec. ia company of Gen. Plumers'
force from Rhodesia marching to the
relief of .Mafeking reached Gaberones
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-12
1000 BIRDS
On Exhibition At the Dallas Pei
Stock Show.

DALLAS, Tex, Dec. r. Several
states are represented at the first an
nual exhibition of the Southwestern
Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock as
sociation which opened here today
under favorable auspices.
The association was organized last
February and embraces in It's member
ship many of the largest poultry and
petstock raisers of Texas, Mississippi,
Arkansas, Okla homs and Indian Ter
ritory.
Many OF the best birds of the south
west are on exhibition. They make q
total of over 1000 birds, including
every kind of fancy breed. Among
the classes of special note are the tur
keys, geese and pigeons of all varieties.
The exhibition is to continue until
SATURDAY.