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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

The Eiudeniu and friends OF the Brig.
ham Young Academy enjoyed voly
pleasant celebration OF Founders Day
yesterday.
Their were present Elder II. g. Ly.
man OF the Quorum % Apostles. Dr.
Maerer. Elder Reynolds and Elder
lirlmhall OF the general board Of odu.
cation. Elders John ana Dusenberry ~
tho Academy board. Mrs. Lucy 49,
Young. Patriarch g. -. Evans aud oth-
cr visitors. together with Prcaldeut
Clun OF the Academy the faculty and
tho students ana friOnda
The forenoon exercises were presided
over by Elder Edward d. Holt. and the
address Of presentation " tho Holt
laboratory Of phyalel, was made By Ell
der Thomas NJ lioh Or. Macter made
the address o. acceptance. The dcdl.
eaioty prayer was offered b. Elder
Elder Lyman presided over the after.
noon meeting, Ia the absence OF repte.
sentative of the Magieby family. The
speech VI presentation uf the Aiagieby
laboratory of chtmftry was made hy
President Clun, ana Elder w. n. pu-
Hpnbgrry accepted the laboratory. The
deicaiery prayer was offered BY Elder
Intervening speeches were made hy
frraldUnt Clun. Mrs Lucy n. Young.
Joseph u. Carlos Young. LEO Bird. Prot
hrimhali. and Charles nruadbent. Me-
Bird and Mr. Broldhvnt speaking ln D..
half q the claafeA of 1900 and 1901 re-
specilyely.
Presldcu, Clun reviewed the Sits 90.
colvtd by the Institution la addition
10 tho laboratories received today, aud
named The following;
Plano, b. Emerson Plano company %
BoHton.
organ. By Taylor Bros. company Of
Provo.
Library OF philosophy. by the class OF
Library OF theology, by the class Of
The Maria LELAND library. By r. War
rcn smith VI California.
Library of general literature. BY the
class OF 1900.
Grounds and buildings N tho Bcay.
e. branch, valued at $4,000. ono-h half OF
which had been given by John II. Mur.
dock and T.. T. Farnsworih
Land FOR reservoir. near Beaver.
valued at 5000. given by \. X. Farms,
worth.
The new college building. given bv
the following donors, who contributed |
over $1,000 each. MILFORD Mo1dun. Gto. /
y. Cannon, Joseph y. Smith. Rood /
smooi, Jesse knight, c. T.. Loust, A /
W. Mcclure, Amanda tuez EuIt.i,f
stephen 5. Chapman and Jslss W. |
Knight.
seating and furnishing ths COLLEGE |
building at cost o. $4,000 given b. he /
Alumni association.
The Institution stlll wanted labor.
atory Of biology, atd a laboratory sfI
general mechanics, ana a library LII /
history. and tho opp1rtunities q ,a.
DOWNS the institution with ihOse adlt. /
tons would BE- given, and h. belI-,lI
shat BY next founders day hrg -
some of them would be received by ths
Academy.
Degrees Of bachelor OF dll,r,i,,
We're cogorred upon T.. j. Jrrs-U. .1'
7. Miller and q. W. Ard.In Ir
Maeser In comforting the dsgrsea Inn.
pressed upon the graduat5a M. 49,
aity f1r DO conducting their lives tb,,
they would be models Tor their studrnis
90 emulate.
Professor Mcclellan and the cb,.
Miss Emma Ramsey and Miss H.ii'
Monahan favored che audIonee MIN
beautiful music. wee"
In the evening u banquet was plu.,
g. the visitors and members Oh tbe iini,
and MaFleby families and "A FTurt's.s
Day bah closed the days eEterIIr-
meuta. '''"-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

Samuel Allen, employed in the street
cleaning department OF the city, who
resides 90 1908 west. First South, mot
with a serious accident near the water
works department building on North
state street last night. lie had gaken
load % rubbish 10 the dumping
grounds, and was returning when tho
sldehoard Of tho wagon slipped ahead.
hittng one ~ the horses, causing thr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18
from No Nl,,lon El.lA.

Joshua Nolley ~ this city returned on
ol. ~ rum ne Eastern States mis-.
lh1b. and has Ahlrcd chiefly In the
West Pennsylvania conference over
which he presided for "a period Of Ak.
teen months, Tho work In that copf,r-
enc' hls only just bogrl. but thfrp ar
nov ihree branches ~ tho Church. with
800 members, The cause Is In "A Elaj
condition ana prospects Tor the future
are most bright
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18
FOUND cOlO IN DEATH.


The New Harmony correspondent OF
me Washington County News relates
the following;
james r. Prince and Albert Mathis
lef. ihs town az noon on October 4th
Tor the purpose or hunting deer. They
camped that evening at sheep camp.
ana started out early next morning
leaving helr horses In camp. They
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE RATES.


The oregon Short Line will make a
ono fare rate from all Utah Points
and from Market Lake and Montpelier.
school conference Of the Church Of -.
sus Christ u f.attcr-day saints. which
takes place In this city November ~.
- and goth OF this year Tickets viii
be on sale from nearby Utah points
on the ,sth and With of November. and
from farther Utah points ON the goth
ana seth. from Idaho points on Nov
cmbor Goth Al tickets aru good TO-
turning December iHt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

American Publishing company W \.
Fisher q al, motion % drfcndau, %
strike out cost hlll uycrrulsd
Mary ]. Wpolo1f W &. u. Onsnbtph.
admlulHipt"fi dismissed
Mary Lambert VI salt Lake city:
continued.
Constance Williamson w utah Cen-
tral Railway company stricken from
calendar
John W Smell Va charles l. Sessions
q All Judgment flr tho plaintiff az
against defendant i.1ycland. 40 cause
OF action against defendant Sessions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

ditnns. an recorded by R5sales. Brock
lnridge. HUMBOLDT. cotton and others,
concerning the coming forth NJ the
"uaik." the ministry u Quetzalcuatl
tChrlsD. etc The lecture was en-
iIyed hy large congregation, the lee
tura hall being crowded. Mr.. Wait
was present ard an announcement was
made ~ her lecture In the Assembly
Hall this evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

Fernando Roys. Helen NJ Roya ana .
c. Thompson, Defendants

To be sold At sherln'1 sale ~ 10y
West Front Door Of she County SS ssn
House. 10 the city and County oi ~,
Lake, state OF Utah, on WedntsdA ~
gth day ~ November, 1895, az " ID
noon Of said day. an the rlghl u w.
claim and interest 81 the defendaii''
Fernando Roys, Helen NJ. le1ys any "
@. Thompson, Of. IN and 20 me f,A' 'ti.
tate described as folluWa, O. WI 4,
nate In Sail Lake County, SlA" ~
Utah, 10 wit; Commencing a. "a
Northeast corner % Ia sgt,e. s'h
block thlrty-eight 1851, Plat -, 90
Lake city Survey. and running w.. "a
west ten u0) rods, thence suuih 49,
rods, thence east ten u0) rQdH tl,s' NJ.
north Ave % rods 20 the place N ~
ginning; also an nf lots eleven ,.teK
uwelve O2), ana thirteen 90, N
three 60, Alta Place, subl'll.', ,aD.
Lots seven ca, eight (O ana h.N' .NS
block three go, Five Acre fl''
Big Field survey. r,iisA
Purchase price payable 10 Vn'''4
States Gold cIln. o.,,.
Dated az salt Lake city u'Ah wv
THOMAS p. LEWIS. a,
sheriff Of Salt Lake county H'A''
utah.
by a. G. DYER .l.
Deputy shof'h
Krebbs & Hoppaugh.
Attorneys Tor Plaintln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

, W. Hogan, the Mantl capitalist ia
IN Provo. 10
\ son has been born 90 Mr.. and Mr.
James II. Dunn. All wen.
Reed smooi has glnc East On Inns,
ness connected with the wooden mills
Peter Christensen uf spanish F5rl d.
uatve of Denmark, has Officially a.
clnred his inientfms 10 become AM
American. gu
James Turner. one Of the v1ipg ,,,..
who stole clothing from sluflgion NV
pleaded guilty 10 petit larceny nnd sSr
fenced TO forty days In the county jsil
William Bowen ard others have fla,
notices VI location u ths Nina Eryun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18
cnAzY iNnIANs.
Dance Terminate. In rrotniscuous
shooting by Unknown Persons.

Ardmlre. 1. T.. Oct. is.-Dsrlng m
indian dance near MIN Creek. % miles
from here. promiscuous shooting was
lhduiged In by unknown persons
Ben Lewis, cN-constabid Of Tishomingo
county. was killed. Wesley brown.
full-blood. was fatally wounded by
bullet Ia the breast. Sampson brown
also a full-bl0od. was wounded IN the
arm and hand. Only Indians were
present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

LAnsc. Mich. oct. fs.-The thre,
children OF Michael Anderson. nrnd .
aud Q years respectively, were burned
10 death today at pcqunmlnr. The
house caught Gre while the father was
away ana the mother wnH out milking.
The place burned quickly. N is
thought that tho eldest child was MAY.
lng with the kitchen nre and thus set
the house nfre.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18
MINOR MENTION.


Col. ]. u. Anioy % the United States
army. accompanied by his wife and
family. come 10 from the west this
morning and nut up for a few hours at
the Knutsford lie IL on his way East.
Dor the bcncnt OF registrars Deputy
County Attorney Putnam today gave
M oral opinion on the question VI
whether married women under the axe
u y years have The right o. vlte. Mr..
Putnam holds that they cannot
Iron Country Record 10 begins TO
look a. though che RIO grande West.
ern was not going 10 BE- far behind the
Utah \ Pacific IN extending its line Of
railroad 10 The coast. when the u. q.
w. does build u Will be- right through
tbs region, and u will have me better
route. too. The Utah & Pacific should
consdcr well before taking the desert
route.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

Paris. oct. is.-The Downgcr Ducbos,
~ Sutherland has offered IA rsv,n,J IN
10000 for the recovery OF tho Jewels
said TO be valued az $780, 900 which mo
lnnt on board a train bound Tor Calais
while on her way 20 London. The low.
elry includes necklace valued M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

The class in tel,sraphy ~ The Bufi-
noss college. Tcmpls'ol, undor the d.
rac.i1n of iir. Dousiil of tho Dserel
Teierfarh omce VI th.s city. has CONE
mguced STE sessions The next meeting
viii De held tomorrow evening at s
O'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

Chicago, oct. is.-Thla Afternoon
President Mckinley with college and
other dlFnitnrlca marched thr,agh
rain, mud and Hiunh to Kent Thenfsr
university, Chicago. where With ali dus
ceremony President Invested In en-.
gold and hood and had conferred up5n
him honorary degree doctor OF lava.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18
Pollcr cnuri cn,r,.

The following cases were TO have been
tried In the police court this af,ernooni
joe stewart, drunkenness and peddllng
without ncsnse; George Zimmerman,
George Hove and Frank Zimmerman,
property. and Ed Fillmore, petlt lar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

81. Louis. oct, is.--rhc guards Of tho
Thloi detective agency on duty at Vlr.
den, Ills, In charge Of Superintendent
Schumacher, have been withdrawn at
least for tho present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

was caught between high board fence
and the wagon. IT'S head ana NUS Were
badly bruised. The injured man Was
taken 10 The Holy Cruss hospital, ana
was reported aa dolng well today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

Verdict for the Defendant on the oil,on
Damage suit.

The Jury ln the $500 damage nuit
Of Alice l. OnHln against she Halt
Lake city Railr1ad company. the trial
OF which consumed the whole q s-
ferday, returned a scaled verdict this
mp,umg, hndlng the issues Cor tho de-
fcndnnt company.
Plaintiff SUED Tor dhmaEtH alleging
injuries received while IN the act Oh
AliEhting fg.rn one N the drfrndaut
company ears. which she attributed
e. the carelessnesa 81 the railroad en-.
pl1yea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

The 81 ue0rEe Temple. which was
ellsed sept %, VIII re1peu Tuesday,
DAVID 49, CANNON.
President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

Az The worlds wage. Of coursc;
=, our Costumes cause a Blk disburaai,
~, failure flows from this one source
Chicago Record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

Last evening the Book " Mormon
class met a The TsmMet5n, the small
plates being the subject considered.
Frof Allls rslaied several Indian ma.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18
ASSESSMENT Noricr.
once OF East Jordan Irrigation c..
pany.


Murray, DOT, 18Th. lnA
You Will take notice that NJ a meit,t
OF the Dlructors hold on october IA
lhhs, an assessment or ffiy cen', ~
share was lcvled ON the capital 90
OF the corporation. payable 20 he -
rotary, AT the gcnernl oilioe Of he Cla'
pany, on Or before the 18th day u ".
cemher, 1898, ana that any Hi1ck va
which this assessment may rcmih W,
paid on that day viii be dgllnqnehs ~
advertised for sale az public auesllh
aud unless payment i made hrlllh
VIII be sold on the 10th day or Jlhaiu,
1883, at II q. M, NJ the South Cg.lg+
wood Ward HOUSE, 20 pay the deilta.
qurnt Assessment. together Win W
cost OF advertising ana expense OF sl'"
n. w. BROWN, secfr.A,l
once az residence IN Murray f''
Clnci.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

TO cunr a COLD IN ONE nay.
Take Laxative Bromo oulnlne Tablet.
Al druggists refund the money IL h
falla 20 cure. CSC. Tho Ecnulnc has
L. ID. .. on each tablet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

llogan's Ancy was the cause OF a
veriiablf surprise party 60 Manager
Muivcy of the New Grand las, night.
and the immense rush for admission
took that gentleman unnwarcs. though
he rallied sufficiently 10 gCt out. and
dust on. tho =. Il. o. align. that had
no: done service for some time before.
Tho cause % the rush could hardly be
explained though a wag suggcAcd the
yellow Ria dld a. 1logan's Alley il
fun Of ginger. and three acts are
pushed through % speed which
leaves mo- time for second thought. the
mlnd being continually entertained
With a vaneFated program " special
tie. HoEan'a Alloy only boasts the
ghost u plot. but this cuts no figure
with the amusing feature u the per-
Torrance, and deafrnlng applause
greotod almost everything presented.
There ~ some very god music. a char
uciyr actor or two, some good hifn
hcklrg ari dancing and the people arr
comedy looking lot. Taken alto
Tethcr, HlEan'a Alley IL wen worth
tho price ~ admission, Performance
viii be- given every night % the pres sent
week and two matlnccl, on Wednesday
and Saturday
Tho sat Lake Opera company Will ga
90 OEdHn tomorrow evening over the
Rio grandt Western. leaving here a.
= o'clock THESE ht,le trips, usually
made hy thr opera company are de-
liThiful ana ne the run can be- made
back % time 90 catoh the last street
cara Tor home after she opera, are
pltfonlafl by many friends ~ the
Numbers ~ the company. On Friday
81 ming ana saturday afternoon ueNt
IA llHt performance VIII be- given
here at the salt Lake Thgatcr, The
begins tomorrow morning az the box
nfurn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

when you want a baking powder that
Il reliable. one that gives your cooking
that peculiarly attractive taste which
YOU are sure 60 appreciate, makes the
health % the family better BY making
the food moro wholesome. costs little
and worth more than 70 costs. you
should try a.. 4. 10 ia used by the
best cooks in tht most particular faml-
lies ana we are sure Of your apprccla-
ton for this brand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

In the District Court Of the THUG ~
dlclal District. County q san
Lake. stale OF uiah'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18
WIN Of M.frsr., n,l.n.

inc VIII ct me late Margaret Reich
was nled for probate today. The d..
etanld's esisie consists u rial and per.
sonhl proptfiy. The arErcEate value "
the real estate 4 placed NJ fteco. the
character N which n as follow. Five
acres % land with buildings ana i'm.
provrmenta. situated on Seventh Easi.
between rcnih and Eleventh South.
valued AZ ta.oOo. two lDta ln South Lawn
addition. valued a. 500. lot and dwell.
ling a. pso east. Third Sou.h. valued 40
tlvpo. two small loin nrT dwellings
situated on ioT strict. rhls city. uf thr
aggregate value ~ $500
The personal property r0nrls'H "
note " John 4. urnruhrtk Tor ~ 900. ~.
cuvd BY mortgage money In Zion.
SAVING bank. u 1905 IN walker nr0s
bank, 500 The reminder o. stated 10
be household furniture OF The value ~
The will bears she date of September
y, lsps, and NAMES BENJAMIN D. Helch
In consideration " the services and
care rendered hur hy her two chlldffn.
Ntlhe Mullhall and nHnlhmIn y Wpioh
both of tbs city. deceased bauueatha
each the rumNf 500
The remainder of she srtatn D. al.
Tccird o. be- divided between hrr chu-
dren, az fuloWa, William Reich. Park
CiiY. Hvry nclol, NcfnaG Minnie
thay, hapram ntu, clllfurnin. Frederick
Reich, Louis Reich. Charles Roleh. Mel.
" Mullhah, David iltlrh and BENJAMIN
y, Reich, ~ Aalt Lake CITY. and gmma
KeeEan, of Sand couloo. Mont Tho
sum " 500 l. 60 be- deducted from tho
part " Horny Reich. because ~ tina,
YanCrd 10 him
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18
Tnr NoIn nrrrpIAIrp.
Ease Of q. W, Jsnniags " %. y. Pratt ~ Al
90 Triai nefore Jadgs cherry.


Judrs Cherry and a jury today took
up the case n Thomas W. Jennings
and Frank u. Kimball W q. y. Pratt
st al prank r'Sre represented the
plaintiffs and Attorneys HempHcad,
Morse ana y. W. Moyio appeared Tor
defendants
Action In this case vas brought %
have judgment against drfcnd1IiIn Tor
$3.50, ALLEGED 90 be- due plaintiffs upon
n nvie executed by the North san Lake
association, - which the defendants
were members. 10 i.lIvnzl pctili.
The complaint alleges that she W.
Eaaisatinn known aa thr North SAT-
Lake association had fur ~ objects
fhe building w and the improving VI
the north Thd u Salt Lake Guy and
vicinity 10 February. 1888, 10 n ul.
isEsd. Tor the purpose ~ carrying out
iit nbjecis, tho association gave NJ
Peitlt i,a note f0r the sum named. pay
able IN ninety days. The note was
signed By o. =. Pratt. SECRETARY.
before the gotc matured plalniin on
dQfaed u over 90 the plainilfr. who are
now the holders o. a.
DcfCnfauia, q. =. Pratt J.. D. Kin.
ney ana John Rock. made no answer
aud a temporary default was ordered
BY the court entered aEaina, each u
The other defendants. Mllands Pratt
simon nambcrHer. Hudson smnh
Henry Barnes ana Spencer claNa1n,
answering. allcEe that the act n de-
PENDANT o. +. Pratt. IN executing the
note. was Unauthorized and therefor
v1id NJ aEainst the association. or any
uf It, members,
The case had not concluded when ,he
"Ncwt' rtpoff closed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-11-08
THE COMPANIONS DEFINITE
PROGRAMME.

The Youths Companion In its an
uouncemeut for the volume OF 1899
promises that il shall be the best one ever
published, and The Companion always
gives more than II promises. More than
800 distinguished contributors are al
ready engaged. Among them are Hon.
John ID. Long, Secretary Of the Navy,
who has written for the New Years
Number an article on our torpedo-bost
service, "a. tiled 1.-The Little Demons OF
War;" Edward Everett Hale, Bret
Hsrte, Henry N. Stanley, Re. Hon.
j mes Bryce, John Burroughs, William
ID. Howells, Andrew Lang, Edmund
Gosse, Alfred Austin, the English poet
laureate. Hon. Carl Schurz, Thomas
Nelson Page. william Black, Sarah
O.ne Jewett, Octave Thanet and Poult-
new Bigelow. This IL but selection
from the definite programme which The
Companion has prepared for Ito reader.
10 1893 programme 80 rich and varied
a. TO attract young and old with equal
charm. All subscribers to the 1898
volume will not only receive the paper
for the 50 weeks Of the new year to
January. 1900, but will also receive Al
= gift the remaining Issues Of 1888 from
the time Of the subscription, and the
exquisite Companion Calendar for 1899
the finest one ever given to Companion
readers, and one Of the finest ever pro
duced. A handsome illustrated an
pouncement and sample copies viii b
seut free to any one addressing Inc
Youths Companion, gil Columbu'
Avenue, Boston, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-11-08
FATAL ACCIDENTS.
TWO MEN KILLED AT RUMFoRD FALLS
LAST MONDAY.

Monday afternoon, the 3lst ult., re-
ports the Times, Frank Zolis. Pole en-
ployed In the wood room ut the Rum
ford Falls paper mill, Was struck BY q
belt aud thrown sgsinst pulley In such
q wsy that his skull WAS fractured al
the base Of his brain, his shoulder blade
was broken In three places, and other
severe bruises inflicted. He was taken
10 his boarding place on River Stree,
and q physician summoned, who did al
that was possible for the unfortunate
man. but 20 no avail as he died from hi:
injuries at about 10 o'clock In the even
ing. lie had one brother living In the
place.
Monday morning as A. L. BArtlett's
crew were at work moving the cottages
Of Mr.. Pettengill, on Washington Street,
recently purchased OF the Paper CO.
back 10 the foundations prepared Tor
them, q sad accident occurred whereby
Bradford w. Hammond Of Mexico lost
his life. The cottage they were hand
ling sc the time was resting on blocks
preparatory TO being slid back and Mr.
Hammond was nc work underneath
knocking away the lower part OF the
chimney, when the force Of the blows
caused the house to lurch to one side on
the blocking He attempted to crawl
out on the side from which the house
came when it dropped of the blocking
pinning him down with just force enough
10 prevent his getting out OF the way
The motion Of the house caused the
chimney TO topple over. several OF the
bricks striking him on the head, one
penetrating the skull at the base OF ths
brain, killing him almost instantly. ht
was taken into nearby house and
physician summoned, but the man Wa!
dead and a physician could do no good
Mr.. Hammond was IN ,rried but had ne
children.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-11-08
RESOLUTIONS

adopted by the Oxford County teachers
convention:
We. the teachers OF Oxford County,
assembled In convention at South Paris,
Friday and Saturday, Oct. - and %, dc
hereby offer the following resolutions
Resolved, That we tender our thanks
To the citizens Of South Paris, who BY
their courteous hospitality have made
our convention successful.
Resolved, That to the officers OF the
convention whose earnest zeal has In
spired our meetings aud has made pos
sible their success, our thanks be cor
daily extended.
Resolved, That to those who have
furnished the excellent musical portion
OF the program there be offered our ex-
preston OF appreciation and thanks.
Resolved, That TO the lines Of railroad
and conveyance which, by their gener'
Gus reduction OF rates, made possible our
large attendance, vote OF thanks be
given.
Resolved, That to the local committee
of arrangements, who have so assidu-
ously worked for the success OF the con-
vention. a vote OF thanks shall be given.
Resolved. That vote OF thanks be ex-
tended to the press OF the county, which
has given generous atteation to spread
Ing information concerning our meet
ings.
Resolved, That our heartfelt thanks
be extended TO Prof. G.. G. Purington OF
Pennington. and to Prof. A. j.
Roberts Of wsterviile, our friends
from outside the county, Who by
their presence and by their helpful and
inspiring addresses, added SO greatly to
the benefits which We have derived from
the convention.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon the records Of the COO
vention, and that copies be sent TO the
papers of the county for publication.
Respectfully submitted,
PAYs0N SMITH, Committee
IDA N. ABBOTT, on
J. A. ROBERTS, } Resolutions.