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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-18

The Providence and Baltimore game at
Rocky Point, Sunday, promises TO be an
exciting contest. Access is easy either
by boat or rail-
The New London players are 70 report
for duty Monday.
Yale varsity will play two games with
New Haven at New Haven. The first
one will be played Monday
Jack o'Brien. who played with Wash
ington and Cleveland last season, has
been signed by Manager Duffy OF the
Western league.
Umpire Sheridan rs the only American
league umpire sent East and IL Is thought
he will officiate at the opening game
here April 10.
The Robinsons are preparing the papers
for suits against the players who jumped
the st. Louis team to go with the Ameri-
can league.
II is said that Andrew Carnegie and
President Schwab OF the steel trust will
attend the raising of the National league
championship pennant at Pittsburg next
Tuesday.
Manager Lake has written 10 Amos
Rusie, the old New York pitcher, now
out in Indiana, asking him to come TO
Lowell Rusie has not signed with any
team ret. so Lowell may secure him.
Lowell Citizen.
Billy Lush OF the~Boston national won't
be able to play for two weeks. He met
Manager Buckenberger at New Haven
last night, and told him the doctor found
that one OF the bones In his right thumb
was cracked Lush will be lucky IL he
Is all right for the opening games In the
West
Jimmy McAleer has made no effort to
get Hastings from Boston. Notwith-
standing the reports that continue 10
be sent out from Sts Louis. this matter
was all cut and dried two months ago.
Washington Times.
Charley Nichols says he will be on the
slab, taking his regular turn, for many
seasons to come. They have not rung
the bell on me yet, and / don't propose
they shall until / get good and ready"
said the veteran twirler.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-18
CRAzED BY
CARE OF
MOTHER
Miss HadTick, Who Nursed
Insane Mother for Years,
Becomes Dsmsntsd Herself.

New York. April. 1s--.An of a devoted
daughters love and care Miss Elsie He'd
rick gave TO her mother. who Is weak
ened I'm body and mind. For ten years
the young woman had watched over her
and attended TO her every want. refusing
to have her placed i'm the care of strang-
ers.
At the same time she was earning
money so that her parent should have
every comfort, bur ner overtaxed brain
yielded 10 the strain. and yesterday she
was removed from her home. at No. 5.'S
Blackwell street. Long Island City, 20 be
examined as 10 her sanity.
James Hedrck, the father OF the girl,
formerly kept a drug store at Jamaica
and Hopkins avenue. Astoria. He died
several years ago. leaving a widow. who
is now afflicted with dementia; her
daughter Elsie and two sons
Friends repeatedly advised that the
mother be cared for in n private santa
rum. as tho family was I'm a position TO
do SO, but the daughter would never con-
sent She studied StenographN, and for
a long time has held good position in
New York. During the day she neces-
sarily WAS separated from her mother.
and a nurse was hired 10 care for her
parent until she would return In the
evening.
Then the daughter would assume the
care OF her mother. She slept near her,
! and every whim of the invalid she humor-
ed. Neighbors spoke OF the daughter $
devotion and admired her self-sacrifce.
IL was noticed recently that her exact
ing duties We're telhng on Miss Hedrick.
She acted strangely and soon il become
apparent that her mind was breaking
down. The malady increased. and yes
terday II was found necessary 10 have her
removed 10 a hospital. When William
Dunn, court officer went To the house.
the daughter clung to her mother IL
was necessary TO force them apart. Miss
lledrick. who is twenty-seven years old
was sent To the Kings County hospital
for examination.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-18
0LNEYVILLE.

The citizens Of this vicinity are very
much pleased by the action of the city
council appropriating $500 for the Olney-
willie Free Public Library and during Ia
Dor troubles such as now affict this por-
tion OF the city. the library is largely pat
ronized by the thousands who are thrown
out of employment
Thistle Lodge, knights and Ladies' Of
Honor. held one Of it's enjoyable soclals
I'm Mechanics hall on Plainiield street last
evening and 81 was a success.
Yesterday was inspection and drill day
at the Cha1ee street station and at the
conclusion Of the exercises every member
of the station lined up i'm front of the
station and were photographed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-18
Indians in New York,

The statistics OF the department OF the
interior az Washington show that there
are 557 Onondaga Indians on reservations
In New York. or these S9i are on the
Onondaga reservation and 900 OF them
can sad. The 5232 Indians I'm the state
occupy lS7 square miles Of land. i'm the
aggregate. The Onondagas at their res
eryation have Ci00 acres This is the
smallest area occuplerd by any OF the diff
fcrent tribes with the exception OF the
Oncidas. who have $50. and the OIL Springs
" no oeeLn1--G -Gln-acroS- -AIleahany
Reserve Is the largest with total acreage
of % i6o.-Mall and Express.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-18

T. X Light, Pittsiield: Gee. Boston: w
NJ Fuller and wife, n Y: w II Birdsall.
Boston: w u Peck, n Y: Jas Doll. New
,ark; T. NJ Butler, Springfield; A NJ CluT-
gage, w Mclaughlin, Jewett City. r
Isaacs, n Y; Boone, Geo L Otis. Bos-
ton.
CROwN-E G McCarter Il A Raymond.
y Y. j III Sanner, w II Flanders. Ralph
Sweetland. Gorham Dana. Boston: w Il
Teibert G Il Pray, n Y; II Simons. Bos-
ton: Mrs Gearney. Miss B Agnew. M A
Gack Geo w Howard. j Westmorc, Geo
w Barnum. II a White. n Y: g u Rhea.
4 4 Chase. Boston; " Edwards. ~ Y.
NJ Desmond Jr. Peabody; Theo Toplitz.
Abraham Harris. y Y. & III Jensen. Cam
bridge: j Somcrvile, Springfield: clifford
l. smith y y. e u Conuor. Waterbury:
l. Goldstein. Y: W /. Howe Hartford
Walter Mann. Lewiston; w " West. Bos-
ton: + X Light Pittsfield: " III Jansen.
- Hombrooke. Wyman Faxon. ": M r.
smith. Fitchburg: u g. Lemon, y Y; y
S Taylor. Worcester: IL 4 Spiccr. y Y:
n a Gray. Malone. y Y.
UERRTN.--II III Hall Boston: Prof L,
Meyers Y; a \ Moody. Prov; IL Glass.
miller. y Y: g Reeves. Jr. Central
Falls: j n CrandalI. wakoneld IL IL
keOhn, Boston.
THE ALBEIT Brown. Boston: Edwin
Hale. Harry Barton. Anna Morrison. Alice
Bryan. Harry Spear. Laura Linden, Chas
Marriott. Florence easier. Harry v AS
mus. Edward Allen. Il McDonough, Cap
tain Jinks" Co: Geo W Wineman, j..
y Y: \ @ I.e Blanc, Lowell; Geo c Bliss.
AIRS u l. Bliss, n Y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-18
Forgiven.

Gladys-Edith says YOU are only max
ing love To me out OF revenge because
she refused you
Rupert-Prny tell her for mo that re-
veuge Is so sweet Ivc forgotten the in
jury Judge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-18
Teeth.

Bobby-My gran'ma's 50 old she ain't
got tooth In her head
Tommy-Ain't she? We'll. mebby they're
IN her bvreau drawer. like my Aunt TIL
lies II sometimes s,-Philadclphia Bulletin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-18

will be able to hold its own with any
amateur team I'm the state. II ~ booking
games for the season. Address all chal-
lcngcs 10 James Gibbons, ! America
street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-18

OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.
Manchester 3, Worcester "a m.)
Manchester II. Dartmouth (p m.)
Dover 5, East Rochester 1 Ga. m)
Dover S. Lawrence 2 %. m)
Lowell g. Concord 81
Haverhili (. Nashua 3.
Dean academy ), Fall River 3.
Boston Americans II, Hartford 3.
Philadelphia Americans II, Jersey
CITY T.
Washington g. Newark 3.
Harvard IL. Annapolis ;.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-18
BASEBALL BRIEFS

The Providence and Baltimore game at
Rocky Point, Sunday. promises TO be an
exciting contest. Access is easy either
by boat or rail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-18

r'wild BIZ Hanrahan, the prize fighter
is dying in the Cook. county hospital
Chicago.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-02-27
DONE vt DIT
JACK.


Cor-csron icncc to Tho Republican.
The ring of the hammer at oar black
smithy sounds Familiarity By the -ki'liul
hand of Lee Bonucr who Is m excel
lent smith.
H. 4. Thomas, who lives mile and n
half above Dit, on Big Creek, has so.d
liz ycarilug steers to Albert Dean, Of
Brown Bnnch.
4 family from Chicago have just
moved into our ncishborhood and
bought the II. II. IIut.hingz place two
miles west ~ Dit
We soc Hugh Bralcyis home aguin
after n sis months alb nee. He has
hcnu teaching school near Day.
| saw m o recent edition Of the Re.
publican that some one suggests that
We have Mr. Braleyas our no' school
commissioners There could be- no mis-.
take 60 selecting him for the position.
Ic Is q model young man Of this yicin-
ity and We know him we'll. No ono
would suffer par;l examination
II trusted TO biz hand bat remember
we will not have 20 eject u commissions
or until year from next April.
Tho subject has been discussed In this
precinct whether thcccntral committee
should decide to have primary or a
delegate convention, and the majority
Of the Republican voters say, have a
primary,
otto Wolf and VIM, B'ankcn5hip'-
daughter Amanda nrr going 10 Spring
hcld next week 10 attend school,
| W. 5. Scit2, q! this place, went tc
Bcrryvillc, Ark, last week, 10 attend
court. He will also visit his fathorand
ia.hor-in.law while absent
There has been considerable mining
going on in this part OF the country
jess Miller has found some very goo,
lead aud zinc on his place three mile
east Of here: also jess Tannchill ant
"Busiuc.," Smith have struck som
good mineral on their land. Thu qual
, ily and quantity would pay TO work
it was no; so far TO haul 1t to market
D Hello! heard that Jim Reese wa
C down in Arkansas II icw days ago, eloS
, tionccrlng for sheriff Of Tancy county
, How Is that, jim; Report and let u
/ know II Il is true,
s II the type is set for these items vi
!. try and do better nuXt time.
d Feb. %, 1902. OWL.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-02-27
Order of Publication
State Of MIs.onri,l..

State Of Missouri.
county of 1anry
In the Circuit Court AprIl term. lpC
The state Of Nj is-uuri. at th" relation ani "a the
usoof u. Is Price, Collector nl the Revenue
In and for said County and state, PlaintiG,
;. ! MckcSman and Daniel Reed. Defendants
~ this day cOuv- the plalniln herein, 10y his
attorney, Il g. Ford, and ilcs his petition and
uNidnylt. alleging, among other thlngs, thnt
defer dauts : ! MckrcniAn ant Daniel Reed
are no; residents of the state ~ Mrsuuri
Whrrpuppu n b. ordered, hy the lurk ln NHra-
ton that AID defendant be- notified 10y uhilcn-
tiyn that pihintin hds commenced "a ruii against
them iu TILE cozrt the object aud general nature
NJ which b. 10 enforce the lien ul tpr state ot
Missouri for The taNcs upon their luuds siiunt-
ed N Iauuy county, Missouri. and 10 recover
the amount Of iaNrs dUc ON fnli lnnit Tor The
wear l-s,i and that unless the sAiu : Me
keenan, nni Daniel Hcai be- and appear at this
court, ai the nrNi term thereof, to be- begun and
holden at the court house IN thr town ui For
ayth, lu said county, On the 2s'h day ui NrTil,
next. and w or hciurr the nr-t dBy ~ ntiu
term, uulrss iurthrr time be- given hy Tie court
and answer nr plead o. the petition in sai'l
'uuFc, thF ruiu" viii d. taken % confessed, ana
judgment viii 0" rendered accordingly
Aui u iD further uriHrud, that copy lnrcui
be- published, according ~ law, In N" laun!
County Republican, newspaper published IN
last insertion to be at least four weeks before
the first day of said next April term OF thlf
| court i 4. johnson. Circuit IlurA,
\ true copy frorn the record
Witness my hand, and the seal OF th,
/ isuALl Circuit court uf JanUy County lhif
.!lhtiay of January, 4. u. l"2.
! l-SO 9-lI-2 y G.. johnson, Circuit clerk.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-02-27

himself TO the plow and fight sprouts
like the rest us II beatsall how they
come back TO the hills to breathe rurc
air and drink clear wntcr.
Mr. John Boswell is slowly recovering
from a broken leg, caused by his horse
falling with him some two or three
wcoks ago.
Some Of our merchants are getting
gloomy because the dough Is not com.
ing fast enough, and strictly cash.
sales don't pan ont. The man who has
not got pension or some other means
Of raising money IS no. IN It now, ana it
Is coming 10 bc case Of root, hog, or
dic:" and ~ they don want 10 die while
times are hard they harl cedar posts 10
Springfield sud swap Tor -four and gro
ccrirs. That's what makes the mcr.
chuut groan.
Fob. 20, 1907. JACK.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-02-27

STATE of Missouri. s.
County of Tauoy,
IN the Circuit Court April Term is2
0cftio wcathcrinan, Plaintiff.
".
j. X Wea,hrrmAu. Defendant
A. this day comes III" rlait ilf herein by her
attorney >. q wood. AMI n'cs her petition aud
affidavit, allr'iug, among other thinrs. ihn' de-.
i.nlan'. !. Il NeAihcrfIau, IN not "a f'sidrni OF
the state NJ Missouri.
Nhofruuun. II h ordered by the Clerk, IN ynca.
tiou that said defendiut h. notified hy publirs.
tiuu that plnlutn has commenced suit against
him IN tli. court the object aud general nature II
which IL a. obtain decree of divorce from %"
bonds ~ mAtrimnny hrfrtoiof, contracted ht.
tween plalntln aud defendant. and that unless
the ,am T. Il Msathrrmiu b. and APPEAR ni thia
cou,t, AZ the nrNt term thereof to hc begun und
holden a' the court house in the town ui Forsyth.
iu .uii county, ou th' gsih any n Apnl, uoNt and
nu ur bTfUf, tr Hfst dhN 80 said term, ur'r'r tuf
thor time b. given hy The court ami answer NJ
plrad Ia Iha petition In said ouusy The 'lin' Will
w. taken q. rlni '-srl, and Judgment vii br rrn'
dorrI accordingly.
audit {, mih,r ordered that % cop, hereof be-
uuhlI she'd according in law, iu iho iau,' County
Republican % newspaper published iu slii county
rf Itury, iuf four weeks sur,nssNtlN, The last
insertion 10 lrf ht least four weeks uviuf" the
nr.t day % suii urNt Apfi term of tiis court.
!. c. johnson, Circuit tl'tk
4 true copN from ih' RECORD
N,ur.s ms hand. and i'r seal uf No.
lsTALl tiufIii Court ~ Iuu'N County, this
iUth diy ur lrirunu, 4 y ltg.
2'i31 80 j. &. juhusUu, tiicuit Clerk.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-02-27
REPUBLICAN
CORRESPONDENTS
ALL ALIVE
CARRIER GLi:tNlNGs

Correspondence or tlr KrrUuLICNN.
u lcw weeks uayi, wc talked Of plow-
ing, getting ready to make garden and
o! our beautiful open winter; editors
worked in thuir priut.shups with doors
wide open and 10 their shirt sleeves
Of how well our stock wa doingTustlirg
for their living, roaming over the hills
aud getting Iuton dead grass aud leaves;
hut that wa, iust December, when The
days were pleasant ~ May, aud before
the snowncs began to trouble ". The
old provcrb that rs the days begin to
lengihcn the cold begins 20 strengthen
has in our case proved quite true. The
past 20 days have proven 10 u, tAatitis
well to prepare for winter, although 1t
muy delay it, time Of visitation till tho
last days u winter
At present everything is standing
still except feed hauling and that Is
proyiugn very hard task. Hauling corn
and straw 30 to 20 miles over Ice COW
cred roads, leading over steep hills as
slick ~ u peeled onion, with rain, Sloet'
snow and storm thrown in TO make
things lively. is not what II is cracked
up TO be: but what are we going to dc
about 1t? don't know, unless, like the
Irishman with the dog in the snowdriit
we freeze him out. The only question
now is scraping up the dollars for al
this extra fccd, till springtimc doe
como. and then reckon with PrOis
Hicks, mot our Jack, J Lice, Dcvore ans
Ground Hog when is is all over with
At present We have seven inches o
snow and 30 our credit and bonciit, iii
needed. nnd with Easter tho last sun
day In March we may look for IN earl.
spring.
our Doctor Milton Holiday has re
Gently purchased 40 acres Of Roar
J bottom from Uncle Shcp Jones. BE
sides the uOClOT duu W il' NI'"u'' hh'
purchased 100 acres from Mrs Wright
adminis,ratrix Of f. H. Wright dc
J. ceased.
We are glad 10 see some Of our HON
% people investing their spare capital
our home lands II shows home il
icre-t, aud chcsp lands wont last II
ways.
Mr., a. l.. Ashley, of Kansas City,Mo
son.in.law Of DR.. Holiday, isa new
Z conner nmong ms, aud has moved on'
the Kirkcndall farm, now owned by Il
Doctor. We wish him success and CIV
him Il hearty welcome.
f.. j. Hudlcsun aud Edwin Pearce vi
start for the Territory In few lay
Others ARE talking OF going later on.
MIR. Chas. a. Davidson, late Of Wei
4 City, after almost five years ahscnC
ch has returned to his farm near Fla
Charlie Is getting out tho timber ion
}. house, and as spring opens up will ada
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-02-27
LONE STAR TwISkLEs.

Correspondence Of the REruRLioAS.
II items were MS plentiful Ms snow in
this locality, We fear the long-suiIering
editor would not have the patience TO
print all the news. Tho fact Is, how
cyer. items are scarccr than hen teeth.
Services Of all kinds NJ the Lone Star
church are poorly attended, on account
OF the weather.
Mrs. Alice Lathrop, who has been
suffering from sore hand, is better
now.
Several Of the ucighbOrs have recent
ly made trips TO Ozark and Chadwick
after feed and flour
II the hard weather continues, the loss
OF live stock throughout the country
will he heavy.
Mr.. Froncis Wilson has closed very
successful term oi school at this place
with an entertainment which, on uc'
count OF the weather, wus very poorly
attended. This is Mr.. Wilson's second
term here where he has given uniycrs
al satisfaction, aud will leave many
friends behind whom he goes TO Colora
do, where no will teach during the
spring.
Flock-mastcrs IN general are highly
jCoyTtyf,In ON FII,Tu pAGpl
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-02-27
Notice for Publication.

D,par,mcnt " the Interior. Land Once At
Springfield Ml.suuri, Feb n, iisp,
Nnilcs is hereby given that TIE following uamvj
settler ha. nicd notice ~ his niuutlnn tu make ~
nal proof W. support " his claim. and that said
uruui will b. made hyiur" thr county clerk a. For
syth Missouri, pu saturday, Mar ~ ilo2, viz.
Thomas A Lowrcy, homestead application
No !Guj, Tor the sw qr ne ~, aud NV " sc qr sec
~ twp -iu, range sw
H. namr- the following witnesses 10 prove hif
continuous residence upou aud cultivation " sHid
land. VIZ:
Boi. John Pickett W. " Middleton q. ".
llra2eal- all u Rirbyyillr, Misruun
g.l3gl9 ~ Y GIDEON, Register.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-02-27
AdmInislrntor's Notice.

Notice Il hereby given. that letters Of admins
trntion On the estate ~ ThumAs J Bsrty, de-
ceased. wgt granted 10 the undcrsigned on ihc
18Th DAY ~ Frhfuary, iae, by the probate court
of Fancy county Missput.
All pefs0nt haviug claims hcanst said esiAi"
arr required tH',hiblt them ior allowance IN the
administrator within one year after The date ni
said letters. or tho, viii hr pivcludrd from any
hsurlt NJ said estate and u such claims b. not
exhibited within two years from the date Of this
publication. thry shall b. forever barred
Thi. ll,t ~, ~ February, ip2
9gJ3N9 NUNRI G. BERRY. Administrator.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-02-27
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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-02-27
The Great Republican Paper of America.
The Great Newspaper Of the World.

The DAILY GLCBE.DEMOCRAT is without rival in all
the West and stands at the very front among the few
REALLY GREAT newspapers Of the world.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-02-27
Notice for Publication.

Department NJ the Interior, Land onice ~
SprinrC,ld Missouri February 3, iHn.
Nui.rr u b. tr'hy gwen that The following named
settler ha, plrd notice II hi, intention tu make u
u,l proof IN support u hi. Slain, and that ssld
prnul will b. made before J. g. johnson, circuit
ciprk. ~ Forsyth, Missouri, on Saturday March
-, lug, VII:
John kuight homestead application Nc. 1ps,
far iho u, ar .c ur see 49, twp yin range l7w, Gnd
lut9 up Qr sec 9. twp %iu, range liw.
u unmrs ihr following witnesses Ia prove w,
cuntinuou. rcsilru,r upon and cultivation ~ said
inud. VIZ.
N 4 Hird T. " Bu'ram. john h Knight, Van
Adams all ~ East View. Missouri
M. y. GIDEON. Register
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-02-27
Administrators a Notice.

Notice Ia hereby given. that letters OF admin
lstrati0n on the estate OF barnett i, parrish.
deceased, worr granted 10 the undersigned. on
the lst day Of January, lv., by the probate
cour, of Tanoy county Mlssour
All persons having claims az gAinst snid esiate
ar required 10 exhibit them for allowance 10
the administrator within one year after the date
Of said letters. or they may be- prccluded irrn
any benefit offad cstaici and II such claims bc
not exhibited within two ycars nom the date OF
this publication, they shall be- forever barred.
ThlA l9th lay oI February, lJl
JOiiN n, pAunI .iI, Administrator.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-12-10
HOT TIME PROMISED
At rleeting of Penitentiary Board
at Little Rock Friday

be watched with no little interest by
the state at large
The Gazette of this morning says:
About 100 convicts will leave today
On the steamer A. d. Allen to take
possession of the Cummins' planta-
tion, 1875 miles down the river, i'll Lin
coin county. The A D. Allen is now
up tie river and the penitentiary man
agaMent has 4arragned for the boat to
st ,p today at the penitentiary landing
aud take on the load of conviets for
transportation. This method is much
cheaper than by rail- 1t is not known
ar exactly what time during the day
:he boat will arrive, but all arrange
monts or the departure of the CON
.sfts I've been made and there vi.
remain nothing to be done except to
hustle diem on board, with ,cls and
the requisite baggage, cooking uten-
~"s. etc for use after reaCt.ng their
destination. The prisoners vi. be ac-
coni. anled by the usua! Ell chez ct
cards. The shipment Of u: r. T.,
the farm will leave bu very few men
III the peniteEtiary at Little Rock,
there being but little more t,;an a
'unlred there at present"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-12-10

1T is safe to predict warm session
OF the penitentiary board on Friday,
when the adjourned meeting will be
held says the Little Rock Democrat.
Super lntendent Reese B. Higgins of
the pcnitentiary will send a party of
hf7' OF sixty convicts from the walls
TO tAe rCW convict farm on the Cum
!-.'4s llace tomorrowor next d :.
2;ld i. IL expected that this will arouse
the wrath Of Governor Davis. who de.
ciared last Friday that he would par
don every convict before he would per
nit them to work on the farm which
mas been purchased by the four 9TH
er members of the board. His threat
does rot deter the board and the sup
erlntendent from proceeding with the
preparation of the farm for occupancy
IN time for next years crop. The men
TO DE sent to the place this week will
De employed in the construction of
suitable stockades and other neces
sary buildings. No one believes that
the governor will resort to such an
unheard-of extreme measure in order
to carry his point, but the result will