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New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
ATHLETIC NOTES OF INTEREST.

Princeton. y. J.. March (SpeciaD,-For the first
lime this season the candidates for the baseball
team were called out on the field for practice The
work was under the direction of Coach Hillebrand
and Captain Pearson. The players showed up we'll
in fielding.
w c. Warren captain of the Cornell track team
will it is expected be unable to run with his relay
team in the Georgetown meet tonight. With this
execution the team is to be composed of the
men that ran against Princeton at the Boston
Athletic Association meet.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
YALE AND ETs CHAPEI..

ehaeeI dafly- sheuld Re eomPuls0Py 1DoH
zHaerxreauaees-s or net. wffh s4scripfion Of
els services s4 RatGzIl ChaRea. aaeeAsees ss
RRsashera e7A saAteneSs eza Rses1Sss 70 80
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
OUTDOOR PRACTICE AT NEW-HAvEN

New-Haven, Conn. March 6.-The Yale varsity
baseball nine this afternon took its first outdoor
practice Of the season. The squad was cut down
to-day to thirtveiEht men the work being confined
mainly to outfeld practice and batting.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
&. &. \, Y.

The College of thc City of Ncw-YOrk intends
aoou to erect q new home ST. Nicholas
Terrace, Washington Heights, the same to
cost over R2.OOO.OOO. Description and photo
grnpha of the many buildings in Tomorrow
RI
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
BEDFORD REFORMATORY IN wEsTCHEs-
TER COUNTY.

rh,. ,ut.restinE InstitutIsR for wemeR ia
a.sA te he toe mauch Of q aHaBciaI harden
fer the state. and GSveTaeF odeli desires 90
tara ft sufO an tnsaae asylHH. Illustrates
aeeeznt Of the work dSae there IN te-AOF-
R0Wu FEtbE1as .. -
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
COLUMBIA GOLF CLUB OFFICERS.

Coumbia's golf club yesterday. at its annual
meeting elected the following officers: President
". L. GIenEey: secretary and treasurer. s. Siossoh
executive committee, &. H. Blake, A. J. Akin and
M l. Cornell; team captatn, Q. E Stevens.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
HEARING FOR BETTER ROADS.

Borough President IIarfen of The Bronx gave A
hearing in the City Hall yesterday to representa-
tives of the Automobile Club of America, the Road
Drivers Association. the Associated Cycling Clubs
and the League of American Wheelmen. who asked
that Jerome-ave.. Broadway and other prominent
thoroughfares should be put good condition.
President Haen assured them Of his co-opera ton.
and said he would bring the matter before the
BOARD of Estimate and Apportionmcnt. The i'm
the city about S2oOO0O.
PRINCES UNDER FOREIGN FLAGS.
Article by Ex-Attache In tO-mOrrOv's Trib-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
PRINCES UNDER FOREIGN FLAGS
6orsrs an6 Carriages.

LNOR sALE.-Fair Of 14i4 hand ponies. extra STYLISH
safe for lady; fearless Address DR.. o. -. JACK
SON. Is Divison-st. jamaica
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

Frank ToW-ie one Of the veteran members and
officers of the Horseshoe Harbor Yacht Club is
having threc-horsepower Lozer engine fitted in
a racing dory, designed for him, by Charles G.
Davis who has also designed a number of this
type Of boat for racing next summer over course
on Long Island Sound
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

WEST PREsRYTEEIAN CHuRCH, a. $, between
5tb snd 9Th ayrs.-Rny. ANTHONY II. EVANS. II ?,
a II 4 and : p m
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

The monthly meeting Of the Yachtmasters and
Engineers Association held at Vets Hall.
Fffth-ave and Twenty -third-st. Brooklyn. yester-
day afternoon. Thomas L Proctor delivered lect-
ure on Marine Electrical Equipment. and the
officers for the coming year were nomina ted.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
OF INTEREST TO YAcHTsmEN.

Work on the steel schooner for Mr.. Masury. of
the New-York Yacht Club. building at the Town
send & Downey yard, at Shooters Island, is pro-
crossing finely. The yacht is all in frame and
partIv plated. She is to be launched in May. The
schooner for Wilson Marshall. OF the Larchmont
Yacht Club. building at the same yard. is also in
frame.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
~ PrRSTAN1,E or ~ ORDER or HON.

Afosr = ThCm9 q Surrogate ~ Couaty % New
YorE heTeey SVEN 60 all persons having claim
York deceased sent the With vurhers thereof
stbgeriher. place OF tFauSscttnx
once If David n. Duncan. ErcsdNaF- n
the City OF New Ycrk. before .hs t5th day o.
rat.d New York the ser ~ N>vsre-- Iao.
ESTELLE I. PERCkNaNS E4scu'F,x
pAvTp . pU,.AE Attorney bor Exscut-tx. tS5 B-oss-
WRS, New YeFk. ~ r
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

The fitting out dinner of the Manhasset Bay
Yacht club will take place at the Hotel Manhattan
on Wednesday evening, March IS. at 730.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
~ PT7RSEJAYCE. OF AN ORDER OF HON

Il sbnsr = Thomas Surrogate o. The count; 80
1Itfrs Il. to al persons -
.iotr,s aEaInst Joseph Dean. late - the -
S!L yo-S Iarsasei present th~ With
1fs~.f =, ire subscriber, his place % Tran>avlx
t... bs nrdcs q BuOuIhsld LiTJeII No - All
STT.er in the Ci,y os New York. before hgth
SSs,eS auTIs, neNt ARTHUR DEAN Executor
ID" E,'s1 SsVr York The 10Th day % January. I9G:
RT5sIN FIELD IITTEL. AttoI for EXecutor.
York CIty-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
~ PTRSTANCE OF W ORDEI; OF HON.

J. - z, rb,r,-s a Surr4= y t'ouu;y 81
T1tra u hereby given al per. having i1.-'
luE. stephens late II tA" count. "t Nv
St ~ed present the snfr With ''u"hers There
- ,r the subscriber ter piaC~ Of tTansactnS "us
oi atto No lts William
ts-ligb of Manhattan tty oi N4~ A0.N oH or ~i'i-
BAN day y August. lsa[- aVN'
IhT ITs.teI New York =Bth day o: t-ar1irv- i"l.
baNS4 ~ AIRLINE l. STEPHENS. EAcrgtglN-
IITTt.FIINCiS 4 PALLISEIt NftE> 'r !N~eutris- -"
,oo William street. New NorN tlts-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
Religious Notires.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madison and 66th- st.-Th
Rector. Rev. s D. MCCONNELL D D. will preach at
a M. and $50 D..
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

fast launch OF the torpedo boat type measur-
ing 25 feet all. and only % inches drsught, is
being built by the Lozer company for ]. ". john
ston. assistant engineer of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road who will use II in shallow water in Virginia.
The boat will be flied with a 1ve-horscpower en-
Rine
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
HANssEN. HERMANN LIE rLEsUANCE

Of AZ order o. Hon Frank T. Fi'zg'r.:s sgr.eEste
81 county S~E UJfire E"-et- % -
persons having claims against Il mann H4ns~.r -
With vouchers thsrS = the sIhc-h~Ts a. thei-
place tra1sactt.E az -
Borough q Mann n TEs Ciry Of I0Tk.
before the Goth Gsv of Jsre- Date5 New IoyG,
Tle~-mtcr 1902
FRAECIS 9 HASS>EN. FRITZ HILL EVALD NON
AESR Administrators.
MATTHEW II TTLLT. Attorney 70 A-.77ris;-atcys ais
BToadU al. Borough Of Manhattan. tHs Ci:y Of $sS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
y pI.RsrANCE OF " nRDER or HON.

,1,er Z. r-t.4a< d SURF gate - COUNT OF M
vi Totre - he-aHv al! p-s1u- ia. ing lam
SFlEIGau, late u county - New
York de,rass,L present tEc sam with -"uShe t-~1
~ trar~sCtl'E
80 %as~au street Tl.r ct, q New Nu-E un -
before Tho .;rh Gay ut Augs: n"Nt
I,a,.I " YprE the lgt. -ay g. F~JUsry 1895
SAMUEL S'TRASBOJ I3iEI;. CI.EAE-\-tNL ALl'--
% StrtT pos 4I.IF. EPSTEIN. Executors.
b+tI, Ep0IiCF.T} WE'LL. I-SirTTWF-tfE Ss IiALitI
Eva,ut,rS Nassau - y Y C-ty-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

Abner &. Thomas. s-arN - no trIs.- 80
New YORK. Notice Is hsrstv gwen 20 Al rsTs'ns ~
ola -
York deceased present tth
CfH.e Nit-~e N1tt"t"ti. S'S -
4 Street. The cts Uf New lgTh. t@t-,v
% August
Dated York. 2nfh dav = Tsr-sf-y 11a.;
FEE.F.NI ETJpDTsi'sIt- t.y@,.4c@-
MITCHELL. ( MITCHELL Aftor1"-z e." f-N'r Ir-T.
Nu-. & street Borough q M4Hh4-tan- C.ty
ar Nrv Vol
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
nE4RTT MARGAKET.-IN PURSUANCE

IL ,r a. .rle- = Hon. Ahre- G Thomas SUr-oga
York. en- - 81
ha- ra4als Ns Heartt isJs -
o. New YUrk e'"aS-s. the
y ,ou.Iers the IosrEer az their Piscs -,
FfI-ig-sS NJ. r.
OF New Tn-k on or tie 18th % June neG-
pa-sL New Yorh. the IotIi 1dy u: DeCsmbs-. l9t2
JOHN + HEARTT- LNeCUtNr-
MARGARET JOSEPHINE I:iAShH- E1-CItr1x
LANES - FARRELL Attorney for 81erutors. go
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
C,RUGER. ErGENE .:-IN ELRsIANcE nE,

an o-de- Hon FrauE Z F.--=e-aE -. gac-
Of tie County Of New Y"-k a.t.N Ee-eur -
persons having aGaIuS- EsEeEr
OF County New York. o. ---
same. yoUche-s Thereof. -7'1-.
place traH-actuS bUsiIe-s a. t.e II o.: Ta--
HAYDEN No. I'D I;-zLv tG-y q
New 'rk- before IT,. Co of Ma-r.
Dated New Io-k t5e lg;h DAY = p's-a5e-. 100
BLANCHf- TAM
Admin. strait with IT, Wiz srUrNe[-
WARD HAYDEN SATTERT.E<T- t--ar-a.s sor Al
rrrisc-at-ix. BrcaGvay-. y. y 49,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

s0-foot yacht. with a ten-horsepower engine. is
beins constructed by the L1ozier firr. for A. G.
Paine ir of the New-York ard Pennsylvania
C,Ompany, Of Wisboro.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

- ~ ords, Hon FRANK 7 FTTZ,IERAFC, a ~
roga;e Count, OF New YCrs. Satice 5eret 3 en-
claims against Thomas 7 Swsetse
Iats OF ,Fe Coun.y o o present fHa
VT the sgIbSCT bs-. ~
Ma OF transactIrE th- fee - Iof Z
Hedges E:q. ", IA BroadNa N C.ty o. Ss|
York on or 33TI NArch sasG. next
Dated Sev Yc-k 18th lay OF SePtr- 1909
MARY z SUESL-TSEI- ADMINISTRATOR
JOB E HEDGES. Attorney for AtrniSistraiiix- l%l
NPvTY YORK
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
IN PURSUANCE OF AZ ORpER OF Eos.

Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate the County OF New
hereby given G persons having
DeaEo.
with thereof subscribers their
n tranSacting ufice TI.
No Street Borough or Manhattan, n
Cl;y @ before tta 5ta day MAY ns1:.
Dated Sew York. FIRST day @ arub-r, f9n3
JOHN JACOR ASTOE.
WARREN DF.L4ASC}. II. ? fExe-ltoys-
TRANkLIN 3. LORD.
ISJCTJ-S BEERS. for E1ecutcrs. No. -
New NG=k City
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
5urronairs' Norlrcs.
I,EOE1;E I. DEWHCKsT.-sr -srEROGATES

G1EOE'iE +. DEWHUR URST--S ST i'lt'"A I l. /"
Courr New ToTk CrouG.r--T II th~ matter Of t5S 81
piICatna letters administrator On the S'ns %
Is and credits Of Co.'S T. lev hurst 3Srfaea - re
y ssorze Iv1uTsf. de"rs=FG FtfaSS IT,
Catherine q sister 0t me Af'N-
George r INvhurs- dccssSNd Potitt11HT OIn
Henry Ils7 hursf ara
Isabella peirK only - - sad ts0rFI
L Dew hurst deceased. lege And died WIN te
SuTrogat"s OF the county O New York i1tsnda 20 ap-
u" said SroGates fDF Letters Cf Administered 70 =
- gOods cfatfets
Of z. oe-easei
a limited and modified b0uJ 20 -" pic
Of Section j4 code TtH Procedure -
% New York. and md each % Jou aJs
herchv notified and required unNr md ny riTtUe q ie
aforesaid section Of sid code, AMI pTrsI1@H cf an
order o. pubIcarn male FOR purpose hy fh> Hon
Abner Thomas. OF said $urruEatss. fss@d fhe
tD present al 'isiB-
may sz431s; Lid fir'vE@
2. deceased, SuTrnEatss 1f ne t0'J0t
OF New York. their u7~r County irlEs--
in Borough Of Manhattan n the atty 0f NeU N"rN
before 6'h u Ap-t! Esc sfUfT ~htSn
time penalty II tl sivsn -@T-77
~ administrator herein shall te Sra7-Fd
IL 10 be hxe -
Dated. New York. F~hr7!zry sS-h. lsfss-
CATHESFINF. EHsTd. = P~J.-s.1F-
Streer. E.--lugh cE Ma.L.Lt.-. = ;. ~
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
Is PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or hon

Abnc- . Tomas s.-roza1s o re C-fl-.y- % Ss7
=, EeTeuy AL Clil~4
again7c Flst L s;asotyr &e-:s aye & Is5i'
lie usEs"Cl Jhe ~srs@ Nitl tcr-1erT
tEereo L. ~. rirs tHei- pate - I-aHSa-tinE
u t1I-I~. CTa-4t < f{sn1e-s7I.
e NsL..s-'sc r1s ely %
N-, Sor, o.. ~ before t.- 2'th iGy . June EsVt-
Ser 1-H .. C. ueCerCS4e:- 1902
Edmond KELLY
CHARLES A NELL IA '->9-'-''
LTIcIE. CtsAVArIi & IiE<NbEEsSJS ALtGiLss- : s2'
T,xecI.:n.= Wall street. Borough q Manhattan
New YDrN
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
Is rTRSTANCE OF " uEnEE ~ Hon

g. Thomas - -s ,'-ua.s q
York. u0ti"" Is he-eh- gro" o. aE -.--'rN ~
4g4i1eI charles E0GOH.-I-
New York. deco - present rH~ ~a-@ n1 r~t 7"rf
thereof SJsusr-ileF- -
business rH.H - ~ark~.- r-r-= - - S----
street. of M4uuartau tse Crr af NeE To-E
on 1r beF0ra 18th DAY "S -spraU1ts-
Dated SeR York. the IT. ~ nf MAJ 1893
LEV Is TIfrFNr.F.. ES------
SACkETT LANG. N'-ruN-s f. FN~~u--r. % Nassau
81. Borough Z M4rHatrar y. I '-ir-.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

Amer G.. Thomas Surrogate of ;hs County q NsW
Y~-E srsby given AL pSr-0rs HaiIK CLAWS
County - y eV Eori. f.
ceased esen. "lttI yUuc'ers hereof % 80
% ting business at ths
ofice Frazer. SrEI-h. White seaman y l4l Brad
u sew Y r. F$Jroush OF Manhattan On
beSore . Z1y = HaE
EDWARD T-Pg-VV.
FFAYEP. SMITH. WHITE < ST-AMAN- A;t'ys :or ~
ecutOr I4I Broadway, Borough C.: Aar1a-tan. y Z
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07
u PURSUANCE OF AN ORpER OF HON.

- Frank T Fitzgerald a Surrogate - Coun-y .
New York. Notice hereby persons a juE
,-iaiu7s Haydock. 0
CounTy y New York. I present the
with v-ucherS thereof subscribers rIa-a
Jransactirs business No - Broadwsy n tie cry
Of York OF be- day = Ma--h
Dated Ne York. tts hitE Of september. 1902
JOSEPH ". TTLTOS,
ROBERT ROGER HATDoCK. tE4e-utcr,
EpWATtD L TILION.
EASTMAN & EASTMAN, Attorneys for Executors. 80
n EOrF
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

q Fran 7 FitzE--ar5- .--ogs's -
COUNT ug York. notice zr-~-v :
peTsurs having aC-i Fhara FI'.e-. I7'e -
County York deceased. present tHs Ttr
~ourhers thsTec:- {. The Ihsrss- = 'a "a q:
acting business Nercor q
Yrra. before III 'r day q JIy ueNc- Uat=1 TsT
York. Ind - IA s.1iary- 1:hti
EDWIN TEL -ITr-fs --- E-s~-..-.-
WARD HAYDEN < SATTEFI4I-L- Ar-3:ue-s f-- Fks-.I-
TO-. 10 Br9advav. New York I!ty
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

ance ot order Il II N Irank L FizEersd .
o o. Is
all persons ?. OcIItTss
late a Ylrr to
u thereof. 70 EuP<c-i7er 80
place Ira1sa>-ing business. namely cfce % J.
& H A Wise. NJ % Broad Street Borough of Mauhat-
tan. y y. before the day August
Dated =. The 1G,a day y January. 1913.
VIRGINIA NJ NORRIS.
Administrators - Thomas P OchiI;ree Deceased.
T. = & IL A WISE Attorneys for tdHlilisr-
Brlaf street. y J CIty-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-07

Abaer c Thomas. = Surrogate of the County =
Eew-York notice Is hereby given - al 2rrscus aav7E
against Elizabeth King Ia q
OF France, deceased tLs
Thereof to che subscribe. racs
Of z
Manhattan in city New York 0 before -
OF April 1873. pated Nev-T1r,l the S1
d. OF Oc.oba-. ioO2. THE FAGyEPs- loan AND
TRUST COMPANY. Adm uist-at0r- Turner. Fs1st3u -
Hiram Attorneys tor AdInist-aJor - y Vlal-sr. Sew
York. y. Z.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-11-20
Delayed Report Issued.

The third annual report of the Arkansas railroad commission has at last been issned. The report shows that the past year has been fraught with great prosperity to both people and railroads. The traffic of the roads has increased to the full capacity to handle. There has never before been such an era of progress and railroad develop ment in the state as the past year has brought. The mileage increase in railroads in Arkansas for the year ending June 20, 1902, is 17S,- 92 miles, with a decrease (roads abandoned) of 43.01, leaving net increase of miles built to 136.91. The total number of charters grant ed new railroad companies from July 1, 1901, to June 30, 1902, was fifteen, with a total number of miles proposed of S39, having a to- tai amount of capital stock of $10,- 942,50O.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-11-20
Proposed New Railroad.

The state board of railway, incor- poration has granted a charter to the Little Rock and Northern Ar kansas Railroad Company. The in- corporators propose to erect direct line from Little Rock to Springfield Mo. The charter is renewal of one granted to the same parties about year ago. One of the chief promoters of the line states that over $100,000 have already been expended in surveying, etc, and that work would now be under way but for slight hitch in financing the scheme. The incorporators express themselves as positive the road will be built, as financial arrangements have partially been completed with eastern and European capitalists.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-11-20
organ plays Without psrformer.

A most interesting story comes from Asbury M. E. Church, South, in the western part of Little Rock, vouchsafed for by Rev. T. Y. Ram sey and Rev. Walker Lewis. It ap- pears that while Dr. Lewis was at church for midweek services, and waiting for the time to open, the organ sounded two notes, clearly and distinctly heard by all in the church. There was no one near the organ, and investigation could find no mouse or other object that could have caused the strange sound. It was heard once more that evening. The following week, while Dr. Ram sey was there, precisely the same thing occurred, and again could no solution be found.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-11-20
School Funds Distributed.

The last payment on the annual apportionment of the common school fund has been made to the various counties, the total amount distributed being $53s,eo4.56. About $15S,000 has been paid out on the Confederate pension fund, leaving about S4,0OO of that fund to be distributed. These disburse- ments reduce the cash on hand in the state treasury to below the $1,- DOC. 900 mark.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-11-20
Tie Inspectors Fate.

Horace Mcdaniel, tie inspector, accidentally shot and killed himself at Newport with a revolver he had borrowed for self-protection. Me Daniel and Jack Hall, who entered the formers room with a Winches- ter, had a rought and tumble fight, but were separated by third party Hall left the hotel, declaring he would kill Mcdaniel. Fearing an- other visit, Mcdaniel borrowed a revolver and retired, keeping the weapon in his hand. During the night the weapon in some manner was discharged, the bullet passing throHgh McDanie1's breast.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-11-20
Building for colored mssons.

The contract for the completion of the colored Masonic temple in Pine Bluff, which was dedicated with much ceremony several months ago, has been let to Contractor Pat rick Powell of Little Rock. The building, when completed, will be the finest in Pine Bluff, and per haps one of the prettiest in the state. It will be four stories high and it will be finished in pressed brick, granite, limestone and terra cotta.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-11-20
Failed 4a Prove Common Law Marriage

Lillie Belle Pierce, swing for a share of the late Col. L. E. Imbo- den's estate CD the ground that she was the common law wife of the de- ceased, lost her suit in the St.. Louis circnit court The result of the suit will be of interest to many in Arkansas, because of the fact that of Col. 1mboden's large estate, much consists of property in this state. He was well known at Poca- hontas and other points in north Arkansas.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-11-20
persued By His Victims Ghost.

! Joh hn Whitehead, prominent Mille1 county planter, is mental wrecki the result of breeding over a tragedy. About three years ago Whitehead shot and killed a young man for the alleged betrayal of his sister. He first went to the young man and told him he must marry the girl, but was met with flat footed refusal, the young fellow protesting that he had never had any improper relations with the young woman. Whitehead there upon shot the young man to death. After long and hard-fought legal battle Whitehead was declared not guilty of murder, but notwith- standing the verdict he has since been a very much changed man. For several weeks he claims that the wrath of his victim has been following about presenting nm, and more recently he asserts that the spook has assumed a decidedly ugly and belligerent attitude, threatening him with all sorts of bloody vengeance for having killed its physical body while here on earth.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-11-20
1900. 1901.
Victim of Hydrophobia.

A negro by the name of Horn died in the county jail at Prescott after suffering for several days from hydrophobia. Horn was bit ten by mad dog about year ago. When symptoms of the disease first developed Horn was tied to his bed. but he broke loose and terror ized the town before he was over powered and placed in a padded cell of the county jail.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-11-20
Arkansas State News
call for Meeting of Horticnlturists.

/
 Hon. John F. Logan of Sloan Springs, president of the Arkansas State Horticultural Society, has is- sued the following call:
 "The twenty-fourth annual ses- sion of this society will be held at Van Buren January 12, 13 and 14, 1904, and it widl be one of the most interesting and important meetings ever held in the state. Van Buren IS located in the largest peach and strawberry belt in the state The city and fruit growers will do every thing to make the stay of the dele gates pleasant.
 "All lines of horticulture will be discussed by able and experienced horticulturists from all parts of this state and Missouri.
 "The agricultural department at
 Washington is taking an interest in
 our work, and will send lecturers
 from different departments to this
 meeting. Among others will be l Dr. Herman Van Schrenk of that l department, who has charge of the
 Mississippi valley laboratory at St.
 Louis, and who is an expert in 1 plant industry. Farmers institute
 work will be given considerable at l tention at this meeting. John
 Hamilton, farmers institute spe- cialist of the agricultural depart ment, will deliver very instructive 1 lecture on farmers institutes. Prof.
 R. L. Bennett, director of farmers
 institutes of Texas, will also be present, Other able speakers will also be present. pr. H. s. Hartz- og, president of the University of l Arkansas, will deliver one of his characteristic pleasant and instruct i've lectures. Dr. R. R. Dinwiddie, haeteriologist of the agricultural experiment station, will deliver valuable lecture on parasitic fungi that should be heard by every farm CT in the state. The worlds fair will come in for its share, and ad- dresses along these lines will be delivered by Hon. F. W. Tyler, chief of the department of horticul ture of the worlds fair, St Louis, and Hon. George +. Bedding, presi-: dent of the Arkansas worlds fair, commission. These aele only some of the attractions of this meeting. Besides these, all the large and sue cessful fruit-growers of Arkansas and Missouri will be present. Watch for the full program that will ap- pear early in December. I would like to see delegates from every county in the state and will author ize and request county judges to send five delegates to this meeting Railroads have made q rate of one fare, plus 50 cents, from all parts of the state, and any one interested in horticulture, either for profit or pleasure, cannot afford to miss this meeting"