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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22


Hawaii san Fra1cisco eose here taily AZ 80 p n
uD November Is, Inclusive. Tor dlsp-tcn per 9
80 - rapan via vancouver Victoria r. c. c.oss
for dispatch per B. Ern-ress Of China cdsrcilzl.ss
Tor United states Postal az Shanghai cannot %
fcrua-de1 Caraca-} -.
C-na al Japan. seattle close here daily a. $50
70 m % November 70 inclusive f7r dispatch Per
Phli5pns Issals VIA, san Fraa-sco close here tay "a
$50 Up November IN LlcllsiFa 2lr d-7p@-ca
pe- United states rransDor-
Tart al Na-guesss Islands San Francisco, closs
here daily SD up 90 November 10 lncasi'es
fer dispatch per S. s. MlllGo-a
Ff1vsif J4orr. Ch.na Fhillppins Isancs. va san
H-~lncisco close $50 Up 70 NoNeni-
Der rs. inclusive. Tor Dispatch per s. s Hong A'n<
Nrvy-ZeaIand Australia except wssC. Nsv-Calsdous.
FfH- Ssu-ca Hawaii. san trtncsco cl,so aers
daily Z, $50 D. % Decsansr y l-e-Isl.e -
di--areh peg s ventura Lt rla Clnsrl sl1--ir1
,rrrytnr the British ulail or Nsv-Zss- no does nec
arriV. ii time q win rls 1isl1fcl e1l4 uis
Closing $50 o. n. $50 a. m -nu ~ y -
rgSe ~ ana Forwarded until he ARRIVAL Of ne C-Hza
lsoeesnIIv addressed cnly1. va Nlii-le.l -
Ia Z, ciose bore $50 O. m up % DecellaaS -
itcIusive dispatch per 8 = 1--.-' -. -
r4av-eU ripan China and Phispp-ne ls4tnia. va -
I-s--ts1 close here daily co Q m ~ % Deceir-
- - inclusive. for aisparcn rsr q s. CHn4 ..
- -, - pecausoer - inclusive. Tor alapa-cn pea
= s, ts.-vriss astresse- West Australia "a
- 80 F-~uu-isco-the auicEssr relre Pni.p-
49, .--rfarfv addressed via Canada via Aurope
--rst - -lIly prspat ar ire foreign -1ea Hawaii .
1890 via San Frarrisco exclusively
l-.---isc nails forwarded port % sailing daig
+se s-heuis % eosins 81 arrarzed On ne Ele.f-
ton 81 uninterrupted cver-and transit f~ssis-
tered H1 c0ENEi.rI-s VAN corr. Fossmas--r.
T,S-oears Nsr-ycrk. n Y. November % ista
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22

The life snap vigor IN the atr these beau
ttfuL crisp Thanksgiving days suggest 70 the ever
responsive mind man Guafing OF that rarest or
beverages. prince liquid entertainers that SUD
ject OF song that Inspiration OF ShaNespeAEe-ra
old. brown November ale
As ale mas Increased In the estimation % since
the good old days Of Sherwood Forest when with
Robin Hood dispensed the good cheer
with a lavish hand and always 70 the accompaniment
woodland echoed has ale improved IN the
purity perfection OF manufacture until to-day
in eyes counoisseur Evans stan1s, repre-
sentinE absolute perfection IN brewing OF als-
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a WEDDING.

The wedding Of Miss Juliet Wilbor TompkIns, a
magazine writer and Emery PottIe, Editor OF The
Criterion" took place yesterday at noon IN the
cbantry Of Grace Church The Rev. DR.. w. p
Huntington officiated. The bride given away
by her mother Mrs. Edward Tompkins, Of Cali
fornia. The father Cf the bride was Edward Tomp-
Il Clak nd Alameda COUNTY. CaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22
SOUTHERN RAILWAY WINTER SERVICE.

The Southern Railway winter schedules will go
into effect on November % The Florida Express
viii leave New York daily at as p. m. carrying
the Pullman drawing room sleeping car. New-York
10 Augusta Savannah and Jacksonville.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22
MA. SKINNER LEAVES DJIsUTlL.

DjibutiI Nov. H--Robert p. Skinner. United
States Consul at Marseilles. who is going to Ads
Abeda- the capital Of Abyssinia and his party,
escorted by thirty marines, left here this morning
for Harrar. The members Of the party were Cour-
teoUEy entertained here by the French authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22

Should Re read DAILY BY al Interested as ehanrsa
may occur at any tiEls-}
Foreign mails &c sudr1r Novsr1ss-
cIcss t1roEpIy az General lsc-@
once a. TotoWs- Parcels Pest Mails on
carrier t-i91 closing time shown below. Parcels
Aalls Tor Germany close a. ,. n Monday.
Etes1-ar Supplementary rails
zen BALI hour later than closing time below
cePl thar Spr e-le1-ary Malls for 11r0Ee and
America Via Col0u- close For-iz1
tom
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Mr.. sPREcKELs's CONDITION.

San Francisco Nov. 2l.-The condition Of Claus
6preckels is not considered serious by his ply
sicians. They say that Mr.. Spreckels is suffering
from a cold which does not cause alarm. 1t is
expected that he viii be out in day or two.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22

Highest temperature yesterday - degrees oNs1r %
-. ,s.,a-asv 70. average Tor corresponding Gate
49, Il. average for corresponding date last twenty
I've years. 80. - "a yv.-r,ar ,e-aav. fair
Assnoay: 1resh tn brisk south Whoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22
Special Notices.

A Gentleman. years OF coli-1s 5r-d- % roof
appsarauee nosle family. desires 20 et - op@loa
private secretary lazy Or geureniai. 1919.
.-REsERvED. care OF Hess Advsrtislng A<snoJ. II
sur-T orE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and TO-day's Forecast

Washington, Nov. 2iThe centre Of the eastsrn area
q high barometer has moved northeastward over the
anadiqa Maritime Provinces depression central
FrGay evening Manitoba has advanced to Lake
Superior An Of high barometer has moved south
stwarc over British Northwest Territory and
ba-r-,eteric depression advanced from the North
Pacific Coast over the region OF Eastern Washing
Rain has continued on ths Middle and Northern Pacific
slope thence Northern Nevada. Western Idaho
and extreme Western Montana Rain Is also reported
along TIE south Atlantic and II the interior OF
south Georgia
re terpersrure has generally except In the ex-
continues below the seasonal aver
IN districts Parity cloudy
CLOUDY weather is indicated in the Atlantic coast
states ard he lake region sunday with rain the south
atlantic Coast and snow nurres sunday night IN the
lake region Pacific Coast districts rain Will De
followed sunday by fair weather 49,
The temperature viii over the eastern par or the
or the upper lake region
Along TIE England Coast the winds VIII be fren
from Middle Atlantlc
cast south Atlantic Coast fresh 10
t-t-k northeast: Gulf Coast fresh northeast on
tbe lower lakes fresh brisk southwest and on the
upper lakes brisk and shifting to northwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22
Special Notices.

SPECIAL y OtIceS.
BOnaventure's Galleries.
a WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET.
Opposite the waldorf.
New r-nportatious now on View
Unique Art Osjee;s.
Antique Fans. Watches and Miniatures
fine Clocks. Busts Statistics.
sevrss and Old Saxs.
Small and Elegant Pieces % FIrnitur>
Enr-avtuys OF The English ard French Schools.
Autographs OF Celebrities In Artistic Frames
FINE PAINIINGs.
including Historical Portraits.
BOOKS IN RICH BINDINGS
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Religious Notices.

81 AGNEs.s CIAPEI4 TRINITY PARlsH o.d-st-.
49, r-lrr-rus-aga Sew " r. MtNNlNff. - ~. Nica,.
services AZ he Fesi1T hours he vicar VI 2rs~A
a. n nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
"The Little Princess" to Return-Janau-
schek Benefit Postponed.

Miss Mile James, who is still playing The Little
Princess" viii bring that play 10 the Madison
Square Theatre on December l. succeeding Miss
MilIward's production Of a Clean Slate" Miss
Millward is not on the best OF terms win her man
aver Charles Dillingham;. for closing up the season
of a Clean Slate thus abruptly. she thinks a
success may still be made of it Mr. Dillingham;
however does not il that way, and so Tar as ne
is concerned the play is and shelved. Miss
Millward may take II out the road at her own
expense though that is hardly likely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22

Use the Only Genuine
MURRAY & L.ANMAN'S FLORIDA WATER
A great rstresher In hot weather.
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THE TRIBUNE mad to any a4dreas =
address changed a. or-sn a.
desired Subscriptions ce given % your rs=.A1r
leaving c1nvsnisnt. na1d tSsnn
n at EHE TRIBUNE O1lca
SINGLE COPIES.
SUNDAY. cents WEEKLY REVIEW. csnrs
DAILY. cents TRIM E-E.f-LT. : s~a<s
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Born.

DODGE--To Mr and Mrs Clarence Phelrs DOdxs. On
Friday, November a daughter.
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND MONDAY.

Tor Eastern partly cloudy and warmer to
DAY: fair Monday: fresh 10 brisk south winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New-Jsrsey fair and
warmer to-day: probably Monday; fresh east TO
southeast winds
Fer Western Pennsylvania and Western New-Tork'
partly cloudy to-day: brisk southwest WINDS
Monday. partly cloudy with snow hurries and cooler
the lakes.
For New England fair and warmer to-day; Monday.
increasing cloudiness northern pr
tion. fresh southeast winds
For District Columbia Maryland and peiaWare
partly cloudy and today and Monday fresh east
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22

Domestic Rates.

Ell EARLY NAL. TRAIN
For al points United states Canada and Msx1oo
(0u-sde % tas boroug-s Manhattan and TIE BronxS
Also Cu5a. Porto Rt-o. ard ne ElllpD4nss
without extra expense Cor foreign postage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22

MI Bellows plans for benefit TO Nine. Janau-
schek have been checked by note from Charles
Frohman. who says that he has already solicited
the services Of his English players for the A NJ
Palmer and the Actors Fund benefits and by the
de-arture on tour of Hawtrey and other English
PLAYERS. Mr.. Bellew says the benefit is only post
ned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22

The following official record the Weather Burenu
.h7. "a. changes IN the temperature for the last
rventfour hours comparison with the corresponding
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22

IsG$ John Howard BsTlsy in 7sth Year age.
BoRGFELDT- Suddenly. at Doeollng Vienna austria o.
band Of Mamie Borgfeldt in the 70th OF his
DEvOE-BECK-Ou Saturday morning. q pneumonia,
anne p Beck oeSyed We or I "a yz,l 100 I7
Funeral services from 9sT aJs rssasnGs No ~ S
papers please CODY.
DoX-sud5enly. Elrnhurst. Penn Noveaser II; 1904
in the 74th year year Of bis age.
GRAHAMAt Rochelle Park J. on ,I Eri 5s , Sos
a Graham Funeral services from her late rest
dsnce. Roehee-aye on Monday. Nogs540eE "a az
a m and & PennSy y ANA a. K I
GRAT-ou November 20 Iasa Howard Gray at hts late
BE . 9ef 1 Te s N ce e %s5 70 Env at a ssa
T7th-st.
1IEADAt Greenwich Conn., Soysm1sE =. 1sos
Notlcs OF funeral h5rsaftsr-
1IrTcHELL-on Saturday; November z 1905 a, ere
way south Nyack Margaret Mitchell. aged 50 years
is 1ssa Jersey 2 cg Northern Raad q At
100 o m Returning leaves Nyack SID n
Relatives and friends invited attend the services.
RORINsON-Just before the dawn. Friday November 20
his late residence. No $50 West 61st-st Ed
son Relatives friends invited to attend services
s1st-st and West End-ave-
swIFT-on Saturday NovSEnbsr q ls95 at her Essi,
4d 5s Cf9rfds " swift and daughter Of the late
z d.
her age. The funeral services viii be private
SOme-yiIls ~. - papers please copy
TALMAGE-On Friday. November 20. 1903. Dr.. Samuel
TaluaEe aged - years Funeral services his late
residence No. % Schermsrhorn-s. Brooklyn. Mon
A4y. at Il noon
Louisa H darghter Of the late Horace and Harriet
Barnard and wife Of late Henry q. Thompson. In
tie S0rh year o. Relatives and friends are In
vited the funeral services AZ her late residence
O'clock Train leaves Grand Central station 1902. re-
tr-rfDg leaves Milford so p The viii be
at the convenience OF the family.
WHIT OCK-At her home. III West 44th-st-. No
,erbar % 1903 Adelaide L. laughter % the late JO11
" and Elizabeth Whit.oc- Relatives and friends
are Invited attend the funeral services at the chapel
~ the Firth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church. entrance
E+.bse on sunday the inst.
n MemOrfan1.
McCANlSGON-Leora- dearly beloved and only ehnd OF
1900
The woodIawn etery
4. .he most accessible cemetery Of unstrop-
oils By Harlem trains. trolley carriage.
Thirty minutes from Grand Central
sold at SIS Up. Send for Illustrated Book
let or by request representative viii call
OFFICE. 20 EAST 23D-sT- " z. CITY.
Re- stephen Merritt. the vorId-vide-known
aerfaer- only place Of business shave and lsL-
st largest the world Tel Il lstn-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22

Tonight at the Manhattan a full performance Of
"Captafr harrington" viii be given for the benefit
Of Weber & Fields the managers of the drama, who
have never seen it performed because Of their own
nightly task at the Music Hall Most OF their stock
conpany will be present also. Mr.. Richman and his
feIIoyV PLAYERS arrive from Boston this morning
IRE public opening viii occur Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22
TRInuNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram continuous white line shows the
changes pressure indicated by The TrbuRes SELF
dotted lire elbows the temporal
ture as recorded by tire local Weather Bureau
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RANsArL.ANrr- nrArrs

TCESDAY-At $50 a. N Eu~sue per g. Ea1sss
Wilhelm der Crosse. via PIyIasu1l. Cleroourx and
bremen al > a r. FOR I-lly lEecr 8. Car
pataa t11al must Dc dirse-et per CaTpa1hia,1 %
e so a. r1r Italy direct. g. America
mail must De directed Per s. Nort Aulerica''
WEDkESDAN-Ar n n direct.
. be s.
staatenaor1 D AZ $50 a. (suppsnlsnrsry ID a
for E1r9pes = !. Teur1ulc. q ll1eeusc0Eu.
THUESDAY-Ar n fer France SVirzer land. Ttafr,
Spa11- Psrr1gal. Turkey, Egypt Greece British inds
am Lorenzo Mar---cz z. Ia Bre-.sl-. Eavrs
Cma-l for other parts % Europe must Be directed per
8 8. "a Brstazns'J
SATCRDAY-Ar a for Europe per Pal.
Southampton = letter nal
Liverpool must De directed per Paul go
a Elementary 9 a Europe. =. g
LucaEia VIA Queenstown. az $50 f1r Beigf-I-u
direct per = s Zealand tulaI directed csr
8 g. iceland $50 a. scotland direct. per
. be directed per
MESSIAH. II H. for Denmark 5irect. per a
Oscar II Crlau directed per Oscar IL B.
After the closing OF the Supplementary Trar ratic
Mails named above. additional Nails
opened the piers Of the American English. French
and German ard open uuri wlr111
Ten Minutes q tns hour % sailing a. steamer.
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George Junior RepubIir
FREEVILLE. y. Y.

TT. success q the work % the George r. Repubic
Al E-reeviIIe y. Is teaching great lesson
e,,en+ training neglected uneturaJed childrea
,--,, CITY suas successful been the that
branches of Requisite being started a. various
other points Meanwhlls. the Republic itself Is IN
URGENT NEED OF FUNDS
The steady in the number e children sppy-
u IN he admitted has called Increased expenditure
"a urovIe cottages and torrtories and uers - NO
ENDOWMENT NOE. CITY OR STATE AID. the friends
~ b Frublic must be depended upon % is aid
Al critical times % requires ns4yL-s
xeeu many activities in cp@raton AloneL
sert 10 the Treasurer. A. c. AGNEW - Nall ST. VIZ
be promptly aczunWrleteed- -,-ss--.
W a. GEORGE V. p. New York
a G. AGNEW, TrcaA
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For points Europe a. co9asriss IN The Unfvsr-
fqEr.- rate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22

The annual box party at Weber & Fields's for tn
obi1dren Of the Montefore Home was given yester
Sav afternoon. About twenty children were present
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Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win BE
repubIished In Tri-Weeky Tribune without extra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22

CT-RA-vfa Florida closes this oflcs daily szcspt
Trr-z7av- ID ,tls connecting mails close
here on Wednesdays and SATURDAYS VIA Tampa ana o
Mondays via MianD-
MEXTCO CIrT-Ovsriand unless Specially atresssd 90
dispatch By steamer closes az Us once -
Sr-Sav at 10 . II 80 D. oAElags Al
. r. ard 1880 60.
closes Office aally az $50 p n tcln-
re-Ting mails cIsse Monday. wednesday nd
vAMAT~A-Ev ran Boston. ard thence ~ srear1srE
closes az t1fs crHcs az $50 .. m every Luesia9.
Pv PhIadeiphia ana thence ~ steamer caoSct
gHIce az . n We1nes-aY-
E1stcn- thence oy stetniera
~I~sss al once daily $50 ;.
pFIIZE ERTO CCRrEX and CC-AEH-NALA-Ev All
M closes his
ofics daily. Suu1ay. az Tl.o IA and fll-3o
Sundays az II p and Tlls54 o. m CONSIST
IN mail cl,s-s here Mondays az r go 2. M
Cr,-Ts RICA-By raj % New lrflu5. and themes -
this efice daily except Slnlay a.
10 III 80 D sundays &C On p m and
Connecting 1lIil closes here tuescayH A.
..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22

,r.C, ,Nr1FON-Isora. dearly beloved and only child
TFa Ieora CNIcCanm0n) Olllstsad. November
1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22

INDIES ETC
5UNDAT-At $50 2. Tor Pierre 1C11eiou. per
North sydney.
TUESDAY-Ar $50 a f1r Nsvyf7ludlali- per =.
Silvia. $50 a. Complementary le % a TOR
Central America except Costa and south Pacific
Ports. FER Cry II Washington. Colon tuIall
for Cuar---aa must directed '-uer CITY, =
Wasniug-1u'-J. a 2 f1- Nsv-t1--l-il1- per =.
Corean. frcui PLllaleulia-
WEDNESDAY, 1l.30 a. n for Brazil "a
Pe-Caul1IcD- Jarelr0 santos f1lllL
Northern BraziI. Argentine. Uruguay and F4ras1ay
must directed ger -arau.a'l. ar u H. ~
Cusa per s. Havana 5r1au for Mexico. ProErssQs
Caulreche and Vera Cruz must be directed per e. a
Havana
FRIDAT-At L n. Yer Santiago. per s Jason email
directed per s. Jle1u.'l. - tsupple-
u-eutarv 1880 D. nl} for Bahamas. per . s. santiago
Nexicc via Ta1-1-co- must be directed per
Santiog0'). $50 p. for Berrnuda steamer
Halifax.
SATUF-DAy-At $50 a. Complementary $50 M t1r
Ri-o. s. Ei-iadlei-
phia l--aI for Ss-slIla and Car-ase11 must D. d.
g. F1llalslol.lI o for Grenada
Triufda5 Ciulad B1ltEar. s.
n Complimentary 1920 a. M for Fortune lsa1nis
Jamaica SavauLIa Carraza-a. Der g Aleu4
fma FOR Costa Ra must BE- directed Alen9
az s.8p a. u. Supp laulen-a-y 1870 M or 81
Thomas ST Cr1iE L@eward ald Wln1Eard Islands
FrtriSh Dutch French Guiana. Naroa- a.
10 a n. Cuba :. Norro Castle. VIA Havana
az 1890 complementary I30 a. M or ln1Elss
Haiti ard santa Marta per s. Acironcacs a. ll11
a n for Argentine Uruguay and Para-suay per = 4
Canleens- I'D H. FOR Cuna per s. s. ~uri'y0a-
Havana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22

dav afternoon. ABOUT twenty children were present.
It was announced last night that Forbes Robert
son. who is playing in The Light That Failed
at the Knickerbocker. will cut short his engage
Toent in that play in two weeks. and will then
appear in Hamlet" possibly in New-York at an
other theatre.
II IS rumored that Lady Roses Daughter viii
be taken OF the stage within the next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22
The wOodIawn Cemetery

Rev stephen Merritt. the world vide-knovvn IN
Hrfer- only place OF business, shave and lstn-
~ largest in the world Tel 1+-Isth-st
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-04-30
WISE WORDS.

All the troubles in this world are
born with wings-Mary E. wilkins.
All philosophy lies In two words,
Sustain" and neutrality-suspicious..
How well we can afford to wait for
some of our good things!-Frances 4.
Havergal
Calumny would soon starve and die
of itself II nobody took It In and gave
1t a NATURALIZATION.
Let us be Of good cheer, however,
remembering that The misfortunes
hardest to bear are those which never
come.-Lowell.
Be satisfied with your possessions
and not contented with yourself until
you have made the best of them
Henry Van Dyke.
How much time he gains who does
not look to see what his nelghbor says
or does or thinks, but only at what he
does himself, to make 1t just and holy.
Marcus Aurelius.
Friend, 60 up higher. Patience and
strength we need; an earnest use Of
what we have now; and all the time
an earnest discomfort until we come
to be what we ought to be.-Philllps
Brooks.
Demand Of every common thing of
life, whether It be your body or your
money or your daily experience, that
1t shall bloom into fine results In your
own soul and in your influence on the
world.-Philips Brooks.
Love is the everlasting worker OF
miracles When all seems hopeless,
and the soul is descending upon the
road that has no turning, let IL be
awakened to love-. and Immediately
all the forces Of the spiritual wdfld
converge upon it to lift 1t toward God.
Lote Is the savior love is tie perpetual
wonder Of ,life.-Edward Howard
Grlggs,
He only really lives whose interests
go beneath the surface, who has gone
up into the heights and down into the
depths, whose heart beats In unison
with the great heart of humanity, who
woeps for the worlds pain and suf-
feHs for Its sin, who has tasted the full
ness Of unselhsh love, who has swelled
with mighty hopes, who has burned
with divine inspiration.-C. j, Perry
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-04-30

the number Of stalks to seventy-fve.
These were carefully saved and used
for succeeding trials. Other varieties
were tested in similar manner.
Another method of improving is that
Of hybridizing or cross pollenating'
The grain Is planted with a machine
which places each two kernels four
inches apart. One hundred seeds are
planted in n plot, which is called
"centgener." q.i r.s.
Cross fertllizing, or pollenating by
hand, is an interesting and delicate
operation. The best stalks are selected,
and when the Towering period ap-
proaches the upper and lower spikelets
are removed, leaving six or eight on
each head. The anthers are withdrawn
with sharp.pointed tweezers to prevent
Standardization. Pollen, grains from
another plant are placed upon the stig-
ma and the head wrapped in tissue
paper to exclude pollen from other
plants, ...s-.v s.....,.g..l.. ... .
The hybrids produced in this way
generally show a great variation In
type. A cross between Blue Stem and
Fife PRODUCED over a dozen different
varieties. In this way many new vari-
cities have been Originated, though few
are equal IN value to the parent plants,
Comparatively few true crosses are OBJ
tained,s and only four to twenty-five
per cent. Of the experiments in arti-
fetal fertilization are successful. New
York Tribune, .,,.. .,....,.. ,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-04-30

tests made at the North Dakota sta-
tion were also taken into consideration
IN drawing conclusions, The average
results of tests made at all these wide.
~ separately points cannot help but be
comprehensive and conclusive.
Inc variety test were begun Il, 1883,
and have been patiently continued I'M.
I'll the present time Nearly 200 varle.
ties or samples We're secured in the be-
ginning from Minnesota and various
other States, MS well as from Russia,
Hungary and other European countries
and from Canada.
The method of making the field tests
is Interesting The land ut the univer.
silly farm is divided into plots eight