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New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO Jan IA bear raid the wheat mar
ket late in the session to-day resulted IN further
sharp decline following the severe slump OF yes
terday At the close prices were nc to sc neloW
the final quotations Of the previous session. Corh
closed steady, oats easy and provisions strong
Lack OF support said TO have been the Tea-
for the extreme weakness manifested III In9
wheat pit during the final haif-hour' Inc Dul.
leaders, who have formerly given the market gooQ
support any material decline in prices. helu
aloof to-day. leaving the bears in full control
Selling late in the day quite general, buI IN
dividuaI transactions were not of great magnitude
Some excuse for selling was found IN an oiiiCIdl
report which showed that the exports of wheat
and -four from the United States in December
less than one-half those of the corresponding
time year ago. Lower cables and heavy fan
belt were factors that inspired selling earlier in
the day. A brisk demand for cash wheat and q
decrease of 8,4l2O00 bushels in the worlds visible
supply partially offset the bearish influences The
greatest selling pressure the May delivery,
and that option declined nearly &c from the nlsA
point OF the day the low point being reached az
s. 04l2 The market closed weak at almost the
bottom, with May at 81 0tAs and July at so1zc 10
$3.50. Clearances OF wheat and -four to-day were
1900 bushels, compared with 1.26oo bushels the
corresponding day year ago Minneapolis Du-
luth and Chicago reported receipts OF III cars
against 81 cars last week and At cars a year ago
Despite the break in wheat the corn market
held steady throughout the entire session pres
f1uctusting within n sc range There was COL
siderable Increase in receipts here to-day. and the
demand for the cash grain was dun. Argentina /
advCes bearish. the new crop being reported
in excellent condition. The market closed STEADY
with prices unchanged to a shade lower. compared
with Yesterdays close. Final quotations on May
were at 6lSsc to sl11o and on July at 6lFsc- Local
receipts were AZ cars, with % Of contract Eraoe
Trade In oats quiet and the market steady
until late in the session. when prices declined q
trife owing TO the slump in wheat Demand TOT
the cash grain was reported TO be very duii anu anu
prices were L7c lower The market closed easy
with prices 1sc to &c lower. with May at ol12c
and July at 46sc Local receipts were I'll cars
Provisions were firm the entire day. but the vol
Jrue of trade was large. A falling of OF 6,H0
head OF hogs. as shown by the official report oe
receipts here yesterday. compared with the prevt-
ous estimate caused considerable covering by
shorts The close was strong with prices UP Htc
to l0c to 20c-
Estimated receipts for Tomorrow: Wheat,s cars;
corn I47 cars; oats IL cars; hogs, +0.on head
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
OTHER mARkEregY TELEGRAPH.

600 had market steady steers. 81 6lqS7 so; cows
saGS5 so: heifers S31S5 75, bulls s. 4e$3 go csvsS
So 60aS1O; stockerr and feeders. 81 6oqS5 Is HOES
choice heav shipping 2o6S6 90 butchers s6 1oaS8 =
tight mixed IS eos6 rs choice light $ 96s6 90 RaSS &
ing soass 10; pigs 81 5off5 IS; bulk 0f saes 20 9
t6 20 SHEEP-Receipts estimated 600 head mar @
ket steady sheep, s4Sse; lambs IS ZSa$s' yeAriinsS
81 25aS7 u.
Union Stock Yards. Pittsburg Jan RLCA ~ "a
supply light: steady; choice S6 andSs so prime 90 lof
az * SHEjEP-Supply light; steady. prime wetnSTs
IS 5cas5 75 cuIls ana common s2gSS s6S bghsT
prime heave. 81 25Ss 90; mediums s. 5s IS % hsaEg
Workers Sc 05ass light Yorkers s. 1oas6 pigs - ~
ass 20; roughs. s5GS5 10
Cincinnati Jan Receipts $40 head. e. N so9
Ss Ak common 81 50GS5 so CA1'TLE-Rece pts a4 a4o
bssS rsrket strong fair TO good shippers 80 2seso =
common SO 5OGs3 so SHEEP-RecelptS, y heaa ma
Yet strong AT 81 50IS4 lambs strong at - ogS' %
East Buffalo Jan 2-CATTLEF2eceipts l'o ss seal sS
Ss * VFAf s-Receipts 800 head market active anI
yas5v Receipts 1850 head; market active ana
T5S20o higher: heavy medium So 3GgSo g. Es
S. 90ds6 so: pigs. IS 60q$5 '5 rougs 79%sP
900 head: market active: wethH-s 2ac ngher 'a'i "
bigheri lambs $5a$7 75: wethers. $ 5oas6
Kansas City Jan. l2-CATTLE-Reoeipts, iI.utp nesl'
,n5inE 500 Southerns market steady 70 strong stocE
erased beef steers S6as6 e5 fair to good S5$ 81
.tsars S4dS6 Is and feeders, 50 50I % ~
snuSer1 steers 81 25d$6 Southern cows 81 229St 2
native cows 81 25Gs5 90 native 6eiIerT t - fS i
aS market 1oc higher top S6 TO- bulk Of sales 90 S9g
ss o. bsav IS s59S6 10; packers and butchers % ~"
sS O5 light s5 40GS5 S. pigs, - IbGS5 -
Tseceint. IS 600 head market for sheep steady tor
"a as Western yearngs IS 1886 90 Western sheep sag
& *: stockers feeders. S3Gs5 =
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
REALTY NOTES.

Cowperthwait & Sons have leased from the NC
Anime estate the story building at NO lSo TO IAo
West Esd street for ten years. at an aggregate
rental of about $4,000
s B CoodaIe & Son have leased TO the Jerry Nc
Aulev Crenorne Mission. No. 1os West 35th street.
adjoining the corner Of Sixth avenue
Cammann. voorhees, & Floyd leased for chent
80 tho CanitaI Lunch the store, basement and sub
basement in No. Gas Broadway for long term oi
years at an aggregate rental Of about Sz"'"I
Charles Gulden has leased the garage AT NO I@
East s4th street for three years
Feckrer e Coates have sold No. 3s Seventh ave
nue. Brooklyn. a four story and basement brown
stone dwelling 1e eSx5N1oo. for Mrs Mary Eo Eona
Cameron TO John NJ. Francis; also, SOLO NO A0f
Garfield Place three story and basement hsh' sto"e
dueIInE 9ox4sxfno for John NJ. Francis
Whitehouse & Porter have leased for Mortimer
77ishop No IS East 4sth street to Isadore cone lor
A term of years Mr.. Cole will alter the PeI"se'
E ,,,,.,,axs nurnoses The same brokers have
leased for Miss Laura Jay Edwards the dwelling
No II West 9Th street to Arthur Minturn Mi'cheh'
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
UPTOWN PLOT SOLD.
SITE Has Large Frontage in Mer-
riam AUenue.

A large volume Of business was transacted yes
teroAy In the real estate market Barnard Smyth
q Sons sold for the Whitehall Realty Company a
plot OF four lots at the northeast corner OF Mer-
nam avenue and 10th street 1oox72 feet.
This completes the sale in this block Of the hold
inss, consisting Of twentythree lots Of the White
nall Realty Company, all Of which have recently
been sold through the brokers
The Strauss Building Realty Company sold a
oiock front on the east side Of St Nicholas ave-
nue. between 177th and 17sth streets FIVE Ave story
fathouses, on a plot 1s9.10xl00 feet
Slawson & Hobbs sold for Emile shulx to a
client for investment No. 2642 Broadway a three
story garage, lot 25xsO feet The same firm
was the broker in the sale Klein & Jackson to
the McMorTow Engineering and Construction Com
parry OF eight lots at the southeast Of Broad
way and 18th street. which the company will
erect high class elevator apartments
Gibbs & Kirby have sold for william J. stitt
plot 60xlOo feet at the northeast Of 175th
street and Wadsworth avenue
F. N. Dows has sold two lots on the north side
OF 18TH street, 100 feet east Of Broadway
Post Reese have sold for David McClude No
81 East 76th street, four story and basement
dwelling, on lot 17x1os2 feet
The Lewis estate has old to W B. Weller the
present tenant, No. $50 West 114th street five
story American basement dwelling house on lot
s.ex10011 feet
Louis stocker has sold for Marie A Kessler to
Joseph Berant, Nos. las and 147 West 10th street
six story tenement on plot 44xs5 feet
III eAChahse mr. bernant gives to Mrs. kessler
Nos SSs and $40 East 22d street, five story tene-
ment house. plot 50x9S.s feet
Steven b Ayres and Walter F Baylis have sold
for Charles ]. Crowley a corner at Westohester
avenue and Freeman street. 25x1o0 feet to the
Ebling Brewing Company, which will be immediate
ly improved.
George A. Devtne and Frederick Hahn have sold
the northeast corner OF Westchester avenue and
Taylor street.
Mary A McGtvTley has sold No. II West 18th
street. four story and basement dwelling house.
on a lot 2ox1022 feet
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
SUN PARLOR PLANNED.
WH BE Erected on Roof of Wom-
ems Medical COLLEGE.

Pians have been filed for sun parlor 70 he
e'Ie0 on the roof Of the womens Medical Col
iese' at the northeast corner Of Livingston Place
-to i"ta street It will be Of iron and terra Gotta
- penthouse style with large skyght of wired
glass having frontage Of % feet and a 5entb Of
80 leet 1t will be built from designs by Louis a
hornum as architect for the trustees
Fans have been filed for enlarging the Office,
e'uoio ana store building No sos Sixth avenue
anu rernoceiilng the interior. the improvements be-
ing MADE for Benjamin w Lsvitan, the owner Of
the lease
Flans have also been filed for remodellng the
1our story lodgerooms and dancing hall at No
q SUFFOLK street, owned by Max Shum, and fitting
lne lo"er noors for moving picture exhibitions. the
improvements being made for Louis Phillip. as
lessee Louis A Sheinhart is the architect
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
DOUBLE c., H. & D. REoEIvERsHR.
Plan of Eastern Creditors in Appointing Sue
cessor to Judson Harmon, May Garry.

Cincinnati. Jan. 12.-If both agree on co-part-
n.rship Colonel Edward Coston law partner of
c.orernor Judson Harmon. and Ex-Governor Myron
T Herrick will bs appointed receivers OF the Cln-
cinnati Hamilton Dayton Railroad Company on
Monday by United States Circuit Judge Horace
Is,rtou who will the same time accept the res
ignation of Governor Harmon as receiver
Colonel Colston, who has been attorney for MI
Harmon during the entire receivership, was sug-
eested as receiver by the stockholders committee
while the proposal Of Mr.. Herrick came from East
arm creditors representing some of the bondhold-
a.. e,d other interests Before considering any
.npointnnent Judge Lurton gave formal notice that
IN sny arrangement that might be made the re
os,vsr.s certificates and expenses of running the
railroad during the receivership must be protecteo
1-ra double receivership plan was proposed by the
Eastern creditors.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Herbert 4. Sherman Bugs Fast 18th
Street House for &24 800.

Herbert A Sherman bought yesterday q volun-
tary sale held al the Real Estate Exchange Sales
rooms, Nos IA and IS vesey street. the four story
and basement dwelling house No n East 18th
street 16Sx1oo5 feet. for 800. The parcel is 100
feet east of Madison The other auction
offerings resulted follows:
,s4fg By j. Joseph Pa3,do Day: JumsI Place lee4 9
and 4s seth st 2sl IT 1st 81 89lOo5. sty
SIS ss9e9 9e0nf ss & ISf ave- yf tss en- 2s2xloo
$40 900 1oa T4h st. 100 i OF Columbus ave 2OTio22
f s2 io 1872 roth Silent m 81 f Of
.2s dn ia I6otb s.y DIG %9 .s Sse do rio II II at
sty tenm vol sale adjourned January e l67 seth St
store o,Rrieq ast K c FaTTeI al: " Merriam,
is SO to % WadEWoTth aTe cor If7fh r i24
S sty aptmt hs; Loewenthsl ast Hundred and
a as ef due &C. s sac 81 s3 Re A s
= Ss sub fd & to 5hTss % 'S 1 asEress15 M 3 3 Ione
4oxloo . Hugh Sns f $4s les g. 4o35oo 70 he plain
&c sas.19oi s ? Nathan Cohen t.A sss Minnie 1o
sgs s22 s2s . tsr:s sl.7c5 Sc za,s.
az a 5 IL fasnssy o lS2d 3. 2E5 5T I 'S dRg aiso
gants +, 'gf 9 S f ssa St a 25ri2o %
M M'og1a IF f. ant mt 7s dqf s. $5 I!s @s Eo5 'ss s:
Nooik St ' 2.sa sA' m % snt and d store to Barnes ss
ant n aae ss 2sa 3 fa4ss ,@ to Fsce Iacoy
pa[t@y I'm IN interest for s$2 600 "a ave y cor I27,n st.
:. a;fy:E Fso!i ri dg. =:
5000 81 and sis i72d is7s q q Af.sarsam a5
sterdam Holding 60 e. al. strauss & A. sjiys Ilou,
Jersaw!tz. ref. sssl 50; etc 1920 ~
10 Pdfournsd 26 u and
137 10 Canal -, 31.7ISs3 two
s sty tennis and sty loft bldg in rear:
Sherns right title which Isidor lager
21. 1905 since Louis Rosenberg. atty
Withdrawn
BY Parish. Fisher & CO: If 3ith 81, $50 Il w q
9th 25xl26S with easement and night or way pArt
stv Oft and bldg. ! 4 TTowbridge agt )
Steiran al. " F clare atty. " Norris, ref. amt
due x53 Tss "a taxes etc prior S25 O0n
. Alfred 9 Ba-tman for s2a3. $40.
F3y Bryan /. Kennelv. Ill 10th iTb Il Of %
25xloo tenmt and store James Madgan ast
al. Peter Condon. atty: y Tutts
ref amt due sis 144 so $3.50 70 Salvatore
Soraci for SO, 600 o
II " or Amsterdam ave- ~ axa45 sty h. ast
sans. .ame attyu Same ref. amt 81 $50 Ts:
etc $3.50 Of S27 900. adjourned To Janu-
rs.
The auction offerings to-day will Be as follows:
Rx Joseph Day: al fo1st 81. n 5 32O 2 Of LIST
ave T5xI 100 sty loft bldg l. Quackerhu-h et al
sisnund Adler et al 24sekenoush a q a e ,,s *
sub TO a mtge OF slb5oo 144th s. $50 Il . Of
TNnox ave iOrxa9 vacant; Anna sands aEt Puc1r
81 ali Bowers e :. attys Edward Eudernau- r>f; amt
500 eS: etc, S2tr3 81
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
MRS. eosLIN GETS $4,000 JUDGMENT,

The jury in the suit brought by Mrs Una Gosln'
wife OF Alfred R Goslin. now living in Parls'
against Miss Annie Irene Magher, Goslin's stenog-
rapher brought In verdict yesterday for the full
amount, $1,000
Mrs Goslin asserted that after the stenographer
entered their lives her husband began to neglect
her and finally deserted her. Although the defend
ant is said be in Paris she has some property IN
Brooklyn, which the plaintiff tied up with rs
pendens. This property was bought for SoWo anu
is said to be covered with mortgages.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
HEARINGS AND MEETINGS.

The Harlem Property Owners Association VIII
+ol5 an omen meeting tomorrow night in the Har-
lem Casino Assembly Rooms 124th street and Sew
entb avenue Various questions having 10 90 WIN
legislation and taxation will be discussed
hearing on the proposed depression OF 42d street:
- us4+t a1-en,e viii be neld before the Board OF
Estimate al 10 a. on Friday
A mass meeting OF the Greater New hork lax
rayers' Association will be held tomorrow night al
liberty Hall No. 257 East Houston street
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
QUICK RESALE OF BRONX HOUSE

J P & E. J. Murray have sold for the New York
and Suburban Cooperative Building and Loan As
sociation to Mrs H. Sullivan the two story stone
house on & lot 1O0x114 feet on the north side OF
92ath street PSI feet west Of White Plains avenue.
The nronertv was recently bought at foreclosure
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
WILL BUILD Il; 18TH STREET.

Ezekiel Fixrnan has sold Nos. 1SS and 155 West
18th street. TWO three story and basement dwelling
houses on plot Arx1Oe3 feet near Seventh avenue
The buyer is also said to have bought No. Bl.
adjoining and intends erect large commercial
building on the combined plots.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
BUYS FAR RocKAwAY SITE.

Lewis H MAY Company (Charles F. Noyes Com
nanv New York agents.. has sold for John H.
smith and ! Carl Schr1uck a plot 10Ox150 feet at
the northwest corner Of Central avenue and Nir-
ginia Place, Far Rockaway, 10 Mrs Macy c.
O'Donovan This plot will be Improved by a high
class house plans of which are being prepared by
q New York architect.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
A BROADWAY INVESTMENT DEAL.

A Guthman has sold No. 1850 to 1865 Broadway
northeast corner Of 16st street six story elevator
apartment house. plot 1oOx10o feet.
The buyer is an investor.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
FOR BURNSIDE PLOT. ss5.ooo.

Clement H. Smith has sold plot 11asxBxsoz
144s9 at the northwest corner of Burnside and
Jerome avenues to Congressman Mcmillan for
$500
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
SALE OF WEST SIDE HOUSE

Pease Gilman have sold for Joseph H. Pur
No l6s West 18TH street. four story and basement
brownstone dwelling It is on a lot &fxlo22 feet
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
ADDS TO HIS HOLDINGS.

Charles r,uIden has bought from James b Ryer
,5 ,s- Canal street northwest corner Of Elizabeth
s+reet five story building. lot 2lnlOo feet Ihe
MARCEL is opposite the Manhattan bridge plaza.
M C.ulden owns the premises No IS to 90 hisa-
both stre4t extending 70 No. - BowerF
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
EBLING BREWING COMPANY BUYS.

Steven B. Ayres and Waiter F. Baylis have sold
for Charles J. Crowley a lot 2Sxloo feet. West
chester avenue and Freeman street, 10 the FIbling
Rrautnr Conpany The property will be imme
dIately improved.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
".rNo WILLIAMS, INC" TAKES TITLE

"Jno williams Incorporated took title yester-
day 10 a parcel 195xsS feet. the south side OF
27th street 411l feet west Of Tenth avenue. from
tho Society for Relief of Poor Widows with Chill
dren The expressed consideration $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13

no F" Iouverneur street in an action brought by
I'm - "eekes against Annie Cohen and others
20 toreciose second mortgage of 5000
$4,000 PP'' 'uAi'S ~
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
NEW OWNER FOR GRAcEHULL COURT

The Gracehun Realty Company has sold Isaac
y. Levy. Gracehull Court a six story elevator
apartment house. a plot 1osI10o feet, at the
southeast corner OF 1Ath street and Riverside
Drive.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Rsthsate ave q, ls1 II # OF 3d ave. 25X
osns lOS e1T1 E1i.s osl ft..s sr' .-' $1,000
Br91Hdfs IGn sn4 ave PoRe loans Jane Kitchen 1000
Riverside Drive. $ 225 n Of 116th St
8txlGc; GerTnania Ct,.iinn LON fn 27o 600
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
Ne1u Jersey Real Estate.

-----------eIO, ----------r r--peIO,. To JERSEY MANOR, sTELTON,
~ sunday Jan nth Boat Leaves Gortianat @ or
23d St. o.1rss Of W. . REEVES & CO. 124 Fast
New York city
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

p,.. Az. " corner 2l6th st; foT two story
frame dE.llins !s1"S' 'onH ..l.e. '.1.c' s4coo
aro n Is II Of 215th ST. for six two
STORY frame drsslinssi ns+.ct. total cos. z4ooo
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco, Jan. 12.-The ofhcial closing quo
...I.,s ,or mining stocks to-day were follows;
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13

RECEIVER CT RENTS NAMED.
Justice Davis Of the Supreme Court. yesterday
appointed James J Golden receiver Of the rents OF
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13

Perfectly new. opposite Ezoekish
Gardens and Opera House. Each
room has balcony and nrepiace.
Grand verandahs-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-20
APPRECIATES SUPPORT
OF HIS MANY FRIENDS
Hopes to Conduct the Office So That
the Public Will say He Made the
Best Postmaster Hattiesburs Ever
Had.--Laudabie Ambition.

Mr.. w. A. Collins, whose nomination
has been sent to the senate by Presi-
dent Roosevelt, and who will prob
ably be the next postmaster for the
city of Hattiesburg, returned last
night from Biloxi, where he has been
engaged as member of the Federal
Court grand jury. ha
On being asked regarding his ap-
pointment, Mr.. Collins declined to
make any statement further than this: {:
Il was an applicant for the position,
and made an honorable and success
full effort for the nomination. 1 am
proud Of the handsome local endorse
ments that / received. 1 have been ap-
pointed by the President of my party,
and l have no doubt whatever that |
shall be confirmed by the Senate of
my country. / shall go into the office
free from committals to any man for
any place, and shall endeavor to
make the people of Hattiesburg the
yer best Postmaster l can. In fact,
! hope to so conduct the office that the
public will be justified in saying that
l have made the best Postmaster Hat
tiesburg ever had"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-20
PROMOTERS ANNOUNCE
EVERYTHING IS READY
Money Has Been Secured and Con-
tracts viii Soon Be Let. New Road
Opens Up Magnificent Territory,
With An Abundance of Timber.


Daily News Special.
Hazlehurst, Miss February 2O.-It is
announced here that work will begin
shortly on the construction of the
Mississippi Western Railroad from Me-
ridian to Natchez and that the new
road will be rushed to completion.
Construction will begin from this
place and the Natchez end of the line
will be built first, according to the
statement of one of the officials, who
further ventured the information that
the money for the building of the road
has already been secured.
The new road will cross the main
line of the Gulf & Ship Island at Men
denhall.
1t is proposed that this road shall be
an air line from Meridian, on the east
ern border of the State, and Natchez
on the western border, as we'll as on
the banks of the Mississippi river. This
would give Meridian two outlets to the
Mississippi river and the western
grain fields, and be the means of Sc
curing freight rates that are now en-
joyed by few communities-save Jack
son, which now has the same outlet to
the Mississippi river, one at Vicksburg
and the other at Natchez.
But the promoters and the surveyors
have deviated somewhat from their air
line so as to take in one or two good
towns on the route. By dropping five
miles to the south of the air line they
get into Hazlehurst on the Illinois Cen
trail and Mendenhall on the Gulf and
Ship Island. These are two connec-
tions that will be of very great advan-
tage to the new line.
The territory to be opened up by
the construction of this road is one Of
the very finest virgin pine timber re-
gions left in the State. 1t cuts in be-
tween the Little J." branch of the
Yazoo and Mississippi Valley and the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-20
Daily News Special.

Daily News Special.
Jackson, February 2O.-Chancellor
A. A. Kincannon, of the University of
Mississippi, has, received a telegram
from United States Senator-elect
George e. Chamberlain, of Oregon,
announcing his acceptance of the in
vitation rendered him several days
ago to deliver the baccalaureate ad-
dress at the University commencement
exercises on the End of June.
This news will be received with
much interest by the friends and for
mer students of the University. Sen,
ator Chamberlain is a former Missis-
sippian, having been born and reared
at Natchez, and he has scores of ad-
mirers in the commonwealth who will
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-20
TO DELIVER
BACCALAUREATE ADDRESS

I be glad to welcome his visit on that
| occasion.
The University commencement exer-
cises this year will partake of the ma
ture of Home Coming of former stu.
dents, for which elaborate prepara-
tions are now under way.
The commencement sermon will be
delivered on the 3Oth of May by Rev.
William Hayne Leavell, of Houston,
Tex. One of the features of the COM
mencement week will be the dedica-
tion of the new dormitory, which is
nearing completion.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-20
McLaur1n Urges Farmers
to Plant Ribb0n cane in
Mississippi This Season

lasses made in Mississippi to Wash
lngton, Cincinnati, Chicago, and other
Northern cities. and let them see and
taste its superiority to the maple syrup
they use, they would discard the maple
syrup and take the molasses. They
only see the molasses mixed with glu-
cose after the sugar is extracted and
they know nothing of genuine molass-
Sc.
Let a ready market be made for
Cur molasses and the business of the
boil weevil would take the pest back
across the Mississippi river. l hope
the farmers VII more than double
their cane crop"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-20
THE RIGHT Thing TO DO.

To place successfully the buying public to the
financial reward that and dcous advertising
through the columns of the essential that
ect whose readers Haesg
envons but reaching
paper fredericksburg
The News recognized
other
advertisers such large
Because twice the circulation
charging
those who have
When invest
medium will
Bring advertising to The
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-20
DIDN'T SEND NOTE

Robin Cooper said that his father
had agreed not to send to Senator
Carmack the note which he had writ
ten him.
At this point 'ourt adjourned for
luncheon. Z
Young Cooue. VIII Re questioned
again this afternoon and MS cross ex-
animation by the 'rosecntIon is eag-
erly awaited.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-20
PERSONAL ENCOUNTER.

A personal difficulty between Mr.. D.
B. Holmes and Mr.. w. D. Smith, Gre
ated some little excitment this morn
ing at the ]. s. Turner corner. The
gentlemen were quickly parted, no
damage to either resulted. Mr.. Holmes
and Mr.. Smith went to the police
station at once and the affair was set
tied with the payment of SO fine by
Mr. Holmes, Mr.. Smith was not fined.