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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-05
NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL sTOUKHOLDERs' MEET.
i Ing Of tho Anderson Double Water Col.
umn Pump Comp my viii be held 81 their Office
No. 20 s0uth, Main htgret, &c ubOr 5th. lgai. AT
Up M for the election % tirertors for the en-.
suing year and futh other builness as may
come before the meeting.
MlLANDo PRATT, Secretary.
hALr LAKE CITY, September ihih. lsJ1.
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Tue People o. tho Territory o, uuh eai
rtce!iag, 10 Moa B.. sieele. Itofse \
.ltele, Llah National hank "a corpora.
uqhl, jofcph ~ stout. D. 81 Uii.tan,
Ihatehtr Mtllllg a Elevator 60. "a coz
20. atom, % N. steele Dudieg Hmiih ma
Jchn A. steele. Gu partners doing Ulsiuel.
~ 10, N. steele a 10, defendant.
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NOTICE.

SALT lAKE err, Sept @, ls.o'
rlNUE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS NIL y,
i log ~ the ksho lHud & sicck oowpsy
will he held ~ their once win spencer ~
sou 4 Co, 100 liroAdwny, uclo or .lh' zen
n u. M, Tor tue election OF omcors anu s"N
othor buhinok, AZ may come before ~
ia, II. CLAWsON JR,,
Secretary ana ITeaAuFeh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-05

YOU ARE uEgEnY RFouuEb r,,s.
~ peAt 70 ~ action brought ~ sins y5u "
ae,,, named plainnf IN Tue Duthci toutg
,ae lhird IadieiAi District " ne isrri'ef,
~ utih. aud a. Hnswer the romplsint Az
'nqrgln within ten Gays excessive Of Inc iay oi
.ueel aflef We service Ga you u III,
..e',io ~ .-fvea uithig thi' teuniv; o. u
ttfyei uul u this county. t1tia nj dslfis,
Nihin tWgutf dayi, utherwia, within forir
ohyt-or Judgment " defnuit viii b. tsteh
sgain,t o. according to the PRAYER Of sId
fhc sad action u brought 10 have lndsnss,
Against said uetvndanta in aum OF 10 Win
Interest from Nov 70, iss. Al ~ per cent pof
hnuum, ior 500 for attoInrYa Tee and eosis6f
fuit alleged o. loo due on certain ufl uifst'' ~
note. mado, executed aud delivered hg asirrd.
ants Mcla b., aud Goo W. steele t0p.unuH.
Ocsolcf y, ~ TOT .AaQI, win inicfTf. if1m
date nj 10 per cent pcr nunum-Hauo bcinf
Que and wholly uupEil tfTo inteftst DO NgV.
L., leli, and being secured 10y m0urIre 0i
even dat on property herflnincf d,s.fih,i,
executed ~ tail defendants 90 paIauu,tS
have thu usual Geo &c Of iha euuf iHf No
foreclosure 81 ssil MORTGAGE Hul siIe % an
promises, ndiuoginr that Proc .sls oi tuthsa.s
be applied ~ pAluient " tmouut nas o.,
ing under them ~ forever barred aud ffr.
closed oini claim or cqdiiy OF redemption IN
SAID premises that pluluuf have dedrlrrcf
judgment against said dsfcnuanIs-atd Tor
other relief, snch premises are ddsrfiboi a.
follows, 10 vat Fart ~ lot I, bllr. -. MAI
"n," salt Lake CITY survey. conmeHrint a
point on north boundary iine q sud lot ~
tocI wet " northeast rorper, thence running
west on said line " feet. thence south feeL
thence oAsti0 fopt. thence north ~ feet 10 ls.
ginglng. sltnate In salt Lake uiiy and county.
And you arc hereby notified that u you ial
to appear aud answer tho said complaint a.
above required, the SAID plaintiff Will Apply
20 the Court ior The rnliof demanded therein.
MitnefH the lien. samuel A. Merritt Judga
aud the seal of the district court 0l
tho Third Judicial Dlstrlct In and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-05

Gallon of principal phase OF business, salt
Lake tiiy, utlh.
NOTICE Is HERkBY GivtH THAT AT
~ hmeeung OF the directors Of the sheep
Rock MiGiug 4 Milling Company, held al salt
IAhe tliy ON tho an day OF october, isl5, an
nsnessmonl oi two 90 cents per share was
leNled upon mo capital stock Of the corpora
" asuruf, a. the once Of the company, ~
houth Main street, ait Lake ttty, Utah. Any
tloos upon Whleh this assessment shall remain
" an 70 DC Jared delinquent and advertised
lor safe ~ public huc ion, ami unless payment
u maue before Will 10 sold at puulic auction to
ihe highest bidder, on tho 10th day OF Deem
yer, 1879, ~ T. o'clock m, At the ofileo OF tho
eomphny, 70 pay the delinquent assessment
OF sale.
ny Vrdsr OF the board OF directorA
WILLIAM CAMPBELL.
secy. aud Treas,
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roSIciII's CONCERT.
The Program inciuds. winner. OF
friso. Ia the kist, ddiod

The program for the great ooncsr,
mis- evening viii include n solo,
watching" by Mr. Watkins; tbs
"bedouin Love song" by James Cor
uen Jones, OF Denver; "Aisn OF Has.
iecb. - by The Tabernacle choir; Master
ChAflts PIko, 10 soprano solo; the
Two suoosssful ladies' cnoruses, the re-
nowned Dennslier band, the Ofphsus
male chorus, Miss Cooper anu other
fsvorites.
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deceased.
DoBEVT W. ulE AND JOSEPH y
IL eimmons. tho administrators of The
cstste OF Robert Dye, deceased, having flied
their petition tsr1tn, duiy verified. Praying inr
an order OF salu Of tie TCni estate OF astd
decedent, for Tho purpogca therein act forth,
u ~ therefore ordered by The Judge % t1id
court, mat all pertons Interested IN the estate
OF SAN deceased, utucar iufort the rald PRO.
bate Court on Tuesday, tho 18Th Uay ~ Octo.
Der, 1870, Al 10 O'Clock lu nc forenoon OF said
day. ~ the court room - reid no ale Court,
~ the county Court iiou e., o. the CITY and
County % -ait Lake. I tan Territory, 20 ahow
cause way m order should nos be graattd To
tue taiu ndmlnistrat1r, 10 sell 40 much ut tho
real cfiltc % the said deceased atpfivnic SAFE
% rhail ~ necessary, Aud thut n copy OF this
order hc puhliahrl 90 least tour successive
Ncela IN TIC btstuEf tNENtNu AIws, 4
newspaper printed aud published ~ said city
anu cuuniy
Dated september .. 1875
J. &. hcSALi.Y.
Probate judge.
minatratofa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-05

Mela 4. steele. ueorrc " stocio Utah n,
NunM hlnk "a cofpotaunul J0seph N.
TOUT ,. ~, Gleason, tbnt, hrr aiihf and
h.'lAipf tN "a corporation, o. 81 slecI.
huu ~ smith and john " ttccir eo,pAft'
ncfs dplbg tusinufs ua II. 81 ttse.e 4 o.
dc'endauta 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-05

And 40 accordance with the law and the
order OF the board Of directors OF SAID CON.
pAhy 20 many shares Of each parcel OF such
onlcr Of the company ln salt lake city, Utah
on inc 4ilh day Of october, 1903, ut tho hour OF
s0'clock p ~, ~ SAN day 10 pay dennquun
assessment thereon, together With tito c.sl OF
HdNtTuhlug aud expenses o. sale
september 18th, 1873.
GEO RYAN,
NenretaTy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-05
NOTICE OF Asssssme.- j.,

Inc Hercules Mining t,,,..
cry' U yi p Is,,o % tgsin.., 'ess sn'ios o;
Unite Mining District iiig,liu9n Of miS.!s
NoTiUE IS HrnfIty o,,...
meeting OF tho Bo,Ti ~, luAr. Ar
mes nc u ~, w. Gay Of sepiomier hsa
nc capital ,os S" 3, I ,5 share was cVoes' ,s,.
,sp,inedls.cly to Joseph Cedps1htston, nayabIs
CIV. uiah f RISe, ~ 70 Man sTaei s,i; y.
any stors upon which tbt...
Nh H. OF the gssh day of ,,,,.,iehi nay
public Sv ciigs1 sta aad niteftlee og
h.iofc, VII be SOLD on Tho iiii,l 'aent y male
tcgci6ss VI hay TIE dcllnquosi =. No1em.
pense Of sale. AuNefilalng ana ss
ny order Of the board Of Dir,.,,.,
JOSEPH GEogiif,.,.
r,i o9i a'4d Main 81. salt Lake ci,,e F,sgsrE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-05
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court. IN and Tor salt faks
County. 4erriiory Of Utah
In the matter Of the esfate OF rsoma,

0oodman, deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ ~. \. WooieF ID uinisitaior Of the
estate of Thomas .. uoodm-n deceased, has
rendered for settlement, ard Iled IN said
court, his final account o; his Aominlstration Of
faid estate and petition for nnal distribution Of
the residue q sad ettste among the persons
entitled thereto, and that Tuesday, The 9Th
day Of october. a. y lsQi, ~ 30 O'clock M. Al
the court room ~ said court, In the County
Court House, salt Lac city and gonntv, Utah
7 Territory. has been duly appointed ~ The
Judge OF said cnurl. for the settlement ~ eald
account and hearing saiN petnou for distriiu.
tlcn, al which time and pace any person inter.
ested In said e,tAte may appear anu show
cause, " any thsre %, way taid account
distribution msde ne prayed for
Dated september 18Th. A. u. 1875.
q. y. STANTON.
riefk % the Probate Court.
liy 4. Q. HEEsE. Deputy.
J. n. Movie. attorney to- adnlnislra,sc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-05
SUMMONS


n The District Court in aud Tor tho Third judi.
cal Diatries Of uiah. re,-ltsry, Iounty
% SAT- LAKE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-05
SUMMONS.

In the District Court In and for the Third
County Of salt Lac.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-05
SUMMONS.

In the District Court In and for tho Third
Judicial Dls'Tinl OF uiah Territory.
County Of SAT- Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-05
rmE GREAT CHORAL CONTEXT.

"sit Lake Amateur chsrus Oct. the
Sirst Prize Of s5OO--Deny.r
Gets tho ssesnd.
u was m immense Ihrong tina. faced
H.Gov Arthur L.. Thom.s az lie
called TO order the third session OF Tie
Elt,eddfodl last night. Tho groat
Iabernaole was filled TO IL. capacity,
an estimate placing the number pre-,
snt at Il, 600 persons.
SEATED on tho stand were Governor
"ss'' Ex-Governor Thomas, Geo. q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-05
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Sheep Rock hning& Milling Company. 10.
Gallon of principal phase OF business, salt
Lake tiiy, utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-05
LEGAL NOTICE.
order 10 show cause why order Of sale u real
estate should not be made.

n The Probate Court in aud for Salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-05

Bywatef, Walter ,. Lewis, G. j..
Thomas, w. N. Williams, E.ias Mof-
ris and othsrr.
IL was noticed that The numbef OF
tho hsrps In the building had been IN.
creased ~ two, making iOnt OF tho
iayofite instrument Of tne Welsh pea
pie.
"The Star Spnngled Banner" A. an
opening number, was rendered by MI.
Watkins, Of Scranton, PenusylvaniA,
the vast audience Joining In the
chorus. the tighl and the music
were aoul-itifrlng.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-05

In tho matter of tho estate OF Robert Dye
deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-05

To the people OF the Territory 81 Utah sen
treelng 70 OATollno j ~ grrt. Deiendanl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-05

STEEL RANGES. HARDWARE Of all
kinds, TABLE and POCKET CUT
LERT. to so low point that we must
sultyou II you see tho goods.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-10

DN''Ahpi %tibO IN the reid.
News comes from Now York that
Governor Morton is out for the presi
denoy. He believes no has good chance
to secure tho Republican nomination
and is earnestly at work arranging to
have tho New York delegation solid and
enthusiastic i'll his support. This intel
llgence reaches Washington through
sources which command respect Mr..
Morton was never moro earnest in his
life and is ready to spend any amount
of money III order to attain his alnbi.
ton. Tho politicians already consider
1t settled that Now York will present
Morton. The Morton movement bodies
no good to exPrcsident Harrison, and
it is believed Mckinley will be in hest
position to profit by the Morton effort in
the end, for no one imagines the New
York governor Will be nominated. Al.
ready the Harrison following in New
York talks OF bringing ex Secretary
Tracy out rs a candidate, not in any So.
rious hopc of nominating him, but for
the purpose of holding u few delegates
III hand. Chicago Times herald.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-10

trious, conscientious and conservative
worker, carefully scrutinizing all cx-
penditurcs Of tho government money,
and his judgment has been given great
weight.
lie might have been q second Sher.
man if he had cmphatically cspousod
the gold side Of the financial question.
or ho might havo occupied tho place of
Senator Teller if ho had como ont I'M
compromisingly on tho side of silver.
Ho has, however, always sought the
middle course, ondeavoring to com
promise and harmonizo conflicting
opinions. ilo has never been prominent
~ identified with either side, although
both factions regard him rs n man OF
high integrity and much ability.
1t is TO prevent repetition Of tho
experience of 1888 that some of Mr.. AL
lison's friends in tho senate and else.
where arc talking seriously and viror-
ously managing his campaign. Allison
clubs could DO started in Iowa and 9th
er western states this summer, and the
interest Ill him could bc famed into a
flame. With location in his favor. with
growing and conservative state back of
him, with an unimpeachablo record of
industry and honesty in tho senate, his
friends say that they believe his chances
better than those of any other Republic.
an who has been named. w Washington
Post
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-10
GEO. w. DUVAL & CO.,
NORFOLK IRON WORKS,
No. Ii Water street Norf.lk. Va.

ENGINES, BOILERS, SAWMII.L and al,
kiuus OF machinery OF the mo. improved
patterns, Also clalrimg at tho shortest
nOfirc. Particular attention to etedmboat
work. DlNAl'S PATENT ROLLER TUBES
FEltEuLES arc Tho only perfect remedt
for leaky' boiler tubes ncy oan be inserted
i'll few minutes by any engineer, ana are
warrant d to stop leaks.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-10
ALLISON FOR PRESIDENT.
A Systematic Effort to Got Him Nominated
at tho Republican National Convention.

a Systematic Effort to Got Him Nominated
at tho Republican National Convention.
A systematic effort is said to DO on
foot 10 secure for Senator Allison of
Iowa the nomination for the presidency
at tho Republican national convention
to be held next spring.
The matter has not yet gone far
enough to enable definite details to he
published. 1t originates however, in
tho fact that while Senator Allison is
believed to possess moro than usual
availability no has never been able to
secure al effective organization either
in or ont of his state. There is no
question that Allisons nance is being
considered by many leading politicians
who believe that if he is nominated ho
can ho elected. They want therefore,
to organize for him n strong support.
This movement recalls the fact that
Senator Allison has never been lead
er IN the senate he has been an indus
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-10

The flour is sold by Sawyer Bros, Il B
East. ii Gregg. Mrs White l. Il Fen.
tvess. S Damn. George w Goodson. $
nalby Il CO. Gallup Wright, Vim Hart II
BRO. b ID Il j W Bick J Is Baxter, II
Moylan, Chas Barnard Il o Nottingham & 90
Vim Mcfarland, f. j White. A II Wmtehurst
Whltehurst. Ii Gallup * Co. f Hart.
Ii wilson. ! Sacks. E A Perry, : Cohn Il
]. Swirsky T. Parr, W buchanan. Sos
others in Landmark.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-10

And these our ships, are stor'd with wheat
10 make your needy bread"
rericles, !, 4.
The ships speak for themselves Some
Ships pass in tho night" Ours "speak"
every port where people need brtai-good
nren1. Daisy imtent. Daisy Belle, Flood
LIE are onr brands. We also manufacture
meal. If Won haven't triea it vet YOU are
Loot III the shuttle
DAISY ROLLER MILLS,
Phone. no. 227.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-10
an Issue of the Dar.

One of the issues of the day seems to
be the question whether bronze paint is
moro moral-or immoral-than silk
flesh cololod tights. This is day OF
small things, especially III the matter of
stage costume. Buffalo Enquirer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-10
HELLO! HELLO!i! HELLO! !!
IRE NORFOLK TELEPHONE EXCHANGE

offers communication with over eight
hundred subscribers. Are You ON tha
ist IT not can you alord not 20 ha,a
telephone at your place of busuessf
And what II comfort aud snfegIinrI it 10
to nave telephone at your resid anco.
Attention is called to tue LONG DIS
LANCE SYSlEM OF WIRES. Ivy which
communication is TO be had, upon pay
ment o. ii small toll. with Newport Now4
Hampton. Chesapeake City, Ola Point
suffolk, Smlthtield. Bnrrett's AMI Chuck-
atuck
Call on The manager, or send him WORD
and lao will call on you.
}. " orr VS.. Manager.
c. f.. MoCLUER, District Supt ie2S-tR
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-10
4 Hard Problem,

New York is beginning to figure on
.he problem Of how TO reform her re.
formers. -Clevoland Plain Dealer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-10
CIV ATHM EY.
FOR S al 6 ,

we oner some OF the MOST Desirable
Investments now on the market.
No. l67 CRANKY street.
40. 222 ami 224 Buto strees.
enemeutr rental properties on Church.
smith Nilioughby, James ami Kelley
Rtvt cts
Vacant lots on Dunmors. brewer,
Princess Anne. Plume. riverside. Wind
sor ami New Castle streets. and Park.
Willoughby. Central ami b Avenues, aud
many more at Lambert's Point.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-10
gcnator Hills Opinion.

Upon this subject Tho Post received
the following telegram from Senator
Fill Of New York:
ALBANY. April D.
TO the Editor OF The Post:
have peTused with much interest Your ar
Iicie entitled "a Southern Democrat For 1853. -
Il Is able crcditablo and timely. Any policy
which seeks to debase an otherwise acceptable
candidate simply by reason of the section Of
country wherein he resides Is unpatriotic, un-
WISE and un'American, and am opposed to it,
This Ia no time for the liberation OF sectional
pre5ndices, jealousies and animosities. The
e1ls.ing political conditions demand that the
party should have the whole country to choose
from. Let there DO free field. q fair contest
and may the best man win. This is my De.
nocracy, and these are my sentiments, briefly
SSnd hastily expressed. DAVID 3. HILL.
a Senator Morgan of Alabama, refer
1sspg to Tho Posts editorial, declared
x art the case could not have been pre-
ggsd more accurately or impartially.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-10
Goa IT,.
WOOD.

o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. recei red 100 fcor4
nice dry Pine Wood. hich will gladden. thG
hears of your cooks and make the, cheerful
Send an order Phon. 77s RO. H. LEE East End
Butte extended, late Assistant Street Inspector
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-10

The makers OF DR. Sages Catarrb'Po,n.
ssdy prove the character Of tho u,c,iic;,o
py their standing guarantee 20 refund
Price paid Tor 1t IL it doesn't o.Is-. "'-N
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-10
Coming nelishts.

4itis the small boys careless soul
SE p glad by thoughts of weather
IN e as the old swimmin hole
10 IN Hthe altogether.
-Cincinnasi TribpssA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-25
ENLARGE THE wOMAN's COLLEGE.
The Trustees Will Make Arrange
ments TO Do This Next Month.

The Board Of Trustees Of the Woman's
College held a special meeting last eve
ming to consider the matter Of providing
additional quarters for the young ladies
who have applied for admittance TO the
school this session. but for whom accom-
modations could not be made In the In
stitution. Those present were Rev. DIS
w w I.andrum and George Cooper.
Rev II. a. Bagby, Messrs II. X. Pollard
C. w. Tanner, J. ID. Crump. John Z.
Williams. Basil Gwathmey, and Dr.
Thomas +. Matthews.
Professor G. II. Winston explained to
the board the great need OF increased ac-
commodations at the college. He spoke
OF the fact that several young ladies had
been turned away because there was not
room in the school for them ana endeaV-
ored TO impress upon the trustees the
importance of having these young ladies'
educated here in Richmond instead or
having them sent to schools IN othef
cities
DR. Nelson. president OF the college,
addressed the board concerning the in
crease In the number Of students there.
and the lack OF accommodations for all
who had applied, especially In the board
ing department.
a Man had been presented whereby
certain residences near the college should
be rented and these students accommo-
dated there under the supervision OF the
teachers This matter was discussed at
length, and the board finally decided that
n was inexpedient TO do this. DR.. Mel
son said that he would be able to take
care OF all the girls with whom he had
contracted. and the trustees unanimously
agreed 10 permit matters to remain as
they now are until next month. when.
in regular session. the board will make
arrangements to complete the school
building In accordance with the original
plan. This will extend the house to Mar
shall street. add a first-class gymnasium.
a physical and chemical laboratory. a
large library, and will increase the board
ing capacity to nearly double what II IL
at present.
The trustees are determined that the
woman's College shall DE one OF the
finest Institutions In the South for the
higher education Of young ladies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-25
Retention 90 the College students.

On Monday night the Young Men,s
Christian Association OF Richmond COL
lege rendered a delightful reception 10 the
new students Of tnat institution. ,>.,
The exercises OF the evening were OPEN
ed by song and prayer. after which an
address of welcome was made by MT
John J. Hurt, president of the associa,
ton. Mr.. W. r.. Gibson. yice-president OF
the association, also spoke. outlining tne
work Of the association. ana proposing
plans OF work for the session.
President r. w. Boatwright had some,
thing 10 say OF the advantages Afforded
here for Christian work, and the benefit
TO be derived from II. He made mention
also Of the great hope that he had that
the present session would be marked by
great revival OF religion among the
students.
Quite a number Of the city pastors and
Sunday-schooi superintendents were pres
emit among whom were Drs. W W; Ian
drum, George Cooper; Revs. /. u. Mercer
land. b, +. Johnson, a. J. Chewing, and
X. NJ. Smith. Al the conclusion OF these
exercises refreshments were served In
abundance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-25
A TERRIBLE ERROR.
Boy Mistakes His Mother for Thief
and Kills Her.

A Hazleton. Pa, special OF Monday,
says: Mistaking her for a burglar.
Charles Cooper this morning shot and
killed his mother. Mrs. Edward Cooper.
at their home, at HARDWOOD. The young
man bought revolver several days ago.
owing to the numerous rObberies COM
rSitted In the vicinity. He slept with the
weapon under his pillow. He. with his
brother Peter. occupied bed on the Sc
cond-fioor front room. The window was
up, and in the night Mrs. Cooper, no
ticing a storm coming up. entered the
boys room, and. not wishing 10 dis
turb their siumbers, stole softly to-
ward the window 10 close H.
A slight rustling OF the curtain awaken
ell Charles, and he stealthiy slip
ped his hand beneath his pillow and
cooked the revolver. The pickering lam
tern stood on the garrett steps, and its
dim glare only partially illuminated the
apartment. He could not discern the
figure. but felt that there was burglar
in the room. Mrs. Cooper then attempted
TO put the window down. AS she did
SO Charles jumped up. shouting. Burg
lars!' and fired his pistol.
There was a cry Of pain and then
heavy fall as the poor woman fell To the
floor MORALLY wounded.
The report OF the gun Immediately
aroused the household. Peter jumped to-
ward the window and found his mother
in the throes OF death. You have shot
motherr' he cried franticaly. The wo-
man died almost instantly.
The hoy walked 10 this city and gave
himself up. Coroner German impanelled
jury, and II decided that the shooting
was accidental. and the prisoner was re-
leased On bail