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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-20

Blakey, Mrs Sue P Sanford and Blacker
Brothers. The hotel guests lost most of
their clothes and effects. Among these
were Prot A. B. Hill and Prof. l.. j..
Bell, of the Rockingham graded schools.
Mr. Gilchrist, Mccormick, of Lumber
ton, lost his shoes and a valuable watch.
The Bank of Pee Dee has opened tenn
porary quarters on a lot across the
street from the hotel site.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-20
Rev. r. w. Georges Home Burned.
Especial to News and Observer }

Especial to News and Observer.)
Mt Airy, N. c., Sept. ia phone
message was received here this afternoon
stating that the residence of Rev r. W.
George, the Presbyterian evangelist of
Stokes county, was destroyed by fire this
morning at o'clock Loss $2,5OO with
partial insurance.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-20
Land & Timber Go. in Receivers Hands
Especial to News and observer.)

Especial TO News and Observer.)
Asheville, N. c., Sept. 19-The North
Carolina Land and Timber Company,
which conducted large business in Madi-
son county, has gone into the hands of
a receiver. E. M. Belts, of Troy, n. Y,
was head of the company. j. T.. Rankin
was named as receiver The order was
granted by Judge Moore
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-20
Lou Dillon Trots.
(By the Associated Press }

Cleveland, O., Sept 19.-Lou Dillon
(2:0O) in an attempt to better the worlds
wagon record of 2:O41a, held by herself,
today trotted mile in 2:O5 IA at the
Glenville track.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-10
Trustee. Sale.

WHEREAS. WILLIAM C. STEELE. OF
~ the connty OF Otero. stafe of Colorado
dated thr first day of June. A. ID. is.g, and re-
corded in the Office Of the counsy clerk and
rrcoreer of otero County. Colorado. AT book
Is page 3i7, grant and convey to q. w.
Grimth, trustee, and to the acting sheriff of
Otero County, Colorado. ax successor III
promi-~ory note or bond, and ten coupon
Interest notes all bearing even date there
nth, for the principal sum of TWO Thousand
Pnrm Mortgage Trust Company, ON the Hrsi
day. Of June 4. d. 1884. and bearing Interest
able semi aud interest at IL per cent
prr nnnilm after maturity. said Interest pay i
ment i'ring evidrncsd by ten Interest coupon
to said note or Lood. the folio ing described
real estate, lying situate aud beis9 IN the
The sonshwest quarter Of the .on,hn.,,
quarter and the ensf half OF the somf invest
quarter Of SECTION eight, md the norsh~e.t
seventeen. alI la Township twenty -four,
range hfty-.ix west OF the sixth p. M.
with all the rights to the n.e Of water for
trrtgnting said premi-es. and for domestic
use thereon. to which the said party ol the
OF has since become entitled. and in said
sseed OF trn.t did stipsiIafc and provide that
In ca.e o. ddfsnh inthe payment of the said
note or bond or any part thereof, or Of The
interest thereon. arcorrIinx to the tenor aud
eRcrt OF said note or bond. Or the interr.a
f16nl
Of taxss thereon, or tn any Of the covrnants
therein contained, then il shall and may l,e
lawful for the said trustee or his .ucces-or in
trust. to sell ann dispose Of the said above
hs.'e ~ irssss-, 8 ., and equity Of redemption oi
siEn., st public auction. at the fronf door Of
court house. in the county Of Oter0 state Of
Colorado, Tor the hiehs.s aud hs.t price thai
time aud pi.c. Of .ai! .sie. Ss p.,biiea,iaa In il
Connsy, Colorado. aud
Whereas. default hns been made In the
Isymsnt q the .aid principal sum Of t~o
ment Sf three Of the interest cosps,us. and
In the paynenf Of taxes ON said premtscs ~
ess cine e .S@ sss .n ..1s - u .:s
.a9 q Ss;,sS 81 of which is nov psss dae
J. Wherea., .he .aid G. ". Z. Grsn.h. sru.s.s
y .fos..std. Il ab.<n. from he state Of
sses .Sd s.. asd ps...s = ..sS,s 1T. to 81 !. II
bosd: and Georx. barr 4 The sesinx sIsri4
Nov. thrIsfore,. At she rcaaess u, I 81 Ii. I.e.I
holder Of the said note or liond and IN vie-
ss O. "a p.ussas u !. T vssd E ~, ?, s
Ccansy, Colorado, s.d snccs.sor IL sr,sss - =
A s1 - srss:sy sssy FL .:.s. 4 b, ) % g
g 10 o'clock .. m. of that day Il thu frouf
Cosorado, will eli the above dssssik:3
Sropsssy I'D AZ ths riEht title, b:.eAs. n
ynli4m G. Seeeie. HIS hcirs. asd nssiGUs
thesetn, for the hiwhess and hesf peias II
eaOe VIII bring In cash, for t6e pslFp1ns a
payinG aid note or bond. intore14, soapua
nnen., dsitnqnent taxes and enst q loxeauiin1
thts tFusf. -, : :,
s..s-.g GEoRGs BARR.
e: ssSs'::s;.s:, i:.:.s,y is:ss:sy !; ~ g
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-10
sss,es =. essssess,ss.
Lad OAs- .s Pseas~

Lad O2s- ~ Pusa5o. Colo, I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN IHxf rat
~ follow ing -aaDed ursti<S kas hteA soaica
of hi. issrnsioe 20 n4ke a..l pso-f N sap-
port Of kis elaia. and tArf sai6 pguof uiu ks
made before Csissi ss4ss. Lad O0e< ~
Pa<tlo. loio-. oa febssAry 5. iNn- vis
Mary Doyi<. HI No. II IN for tks spuakeasa
~e.t = .oasheass =. srrsion a. soSs.hip =
soask. rase< s. sesa-
hi. eosain uosss r-sid<ser ul-us AID eultisa-
sioa u aid I.sA. viz: dame. Rourk<. B<ss
Canon. Colo
JR GORDON. R-sissss.
Firss pabiirasioe, Dsr~mher II. lsDe-
L.se psbaicafion. iannary II. lSH
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-10

All persons who have seen
our new sui,ings pro
nounce them the finrsr
selection they have ever
seen.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-10
sh.rir. sale.
STATE OF COLORADO. f,
County or OrERo.

CnINry III o1naD, ~ 1gEsn Ks
The Columbian Saving. andl
LOan Association Ia COR
pOrati0al spd +. ]. Zoilnrs.
trusfse. PLAINTIFF, In th~
r.sHesus District Court
Sti6, the Prblic Trustee OF
OtsrO county, and G. r. ~
Dsveuposs, defradants-
tered In .aid eense on the first day ~ H.
eember. A. y. isos, !. GcosEe BArr, a. sheri6
Of said cOtnfy Of Otero, viii o. -
SATURDAY. JANUARY n. 4. D. 1903.
At The hour Of ten o'clock In the sorsnoos, ~
said day, at the front door Of the Sre.r0
County COurt House In the County Of Oeero
and state Of Colorado, expose and All ~
public anction, to the highest and best VA
srsy or % much thereof :: nay Is ncc,esoy~ ps0e
70 pay tho sums hereinafter mentioped tov;ff.
Icn tl0) shares 1T the capital sfock ~ ~
Columbta Savings and Loan AsDorinfiSIo.
!seprssented BY certificate No. I0.6. casss
! win also sell the following dr.c~,a,.s
premises towit: Lots tventy-three IA, ~
ewenty -four % In block tWenty-thres. fS9S
IN the town Of Sugar City, County Of o.
and sfaes Of Colorado, togsekcr with ~
Rs,vi.sfs. cf 80 sppaEtesDess g. the sasse
dollar asd y-eiehs cesss asSsosss s snss
1lfn lnterese on saSd sun fron tie Art iav
OIL o nsss@Gssr, ~. is'e % the Day q saIe and H.
GEORGE BARE
J. NoeaaAS AND = J. LKwIs,
Atto1neyn for plafntffs
!irse pl6!icaei0n, Decsmbsr, n isoe
LAss pueAasessoe. January a, lso0
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-10
saeeasssssss, osss,.s-

NOTICE Is HEREBy GIVEN THAT IHg
- .nsa.i ne<sisH a ske ssnek koarn u
H. oake. a C. A hssskoks, = ths eoa.ss
k,4a-<- n mp a. January = iaa- fos n.
pssrps.s u eisesing . kunE1 a. AirsrazzR. nnk
10 tras>.<s sAsrk oSkss bsasiss.s = n.ay pro-
puesiy coDa krlose eail usseeing.
e. A. BEERBOhN. Seessassy-
Rifss paahlieaakn. yaaaasy 4 lsAA
Last pubiicasios- Jassary ~. fszA
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-10

Eirse pqhlicatioa. Jsnuary !, fsoa
Lase pabBeatios. January y, M.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-10

Ordv1y s.
Sugar City--3o 6s
The total tax for the Santa Fe
TO- the year 1901 Is S3S.9os-is. As
compared to Sos.33s-6s for the
year previous The Santa Fe has
not IS yet paid their taxes for the
year 1901. deeming the assess
Ient exorbitant aud unjust They
have offered to compromise the
tax of 1901 for $50. 900. which it
will be noticed is $9I.Sa in excess
OF the tax for the year 1904 The
county commissioners have petit
toned the district court tor the
Issuance of . writ OF mandamus
compelling the county treasurer
to accept the tender Of t36. 900
made by the Santa Fe and the
case will come up for hearing
on Monday. January 10Th.
The assessment and tax OF some
of the principal corporations in
the county is as follows: Missouri
Pacific. assessment. s346. 500; tax.
siI,o35. American Beet Sugar
Company. valuation, sass. ooS;
tax, s9.53I.63; National Beet
Sugar Company, valuation, $2o7.-
63o; tax, S7,+sS. go.
There are eighty-six property
owners in La Junta who pay
taxes in excess OF SIoo, as follows;
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-10
Ann.., n..,,ne.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual meeting of the sharehoIderr of
the Otero Loan aud Building Associnsios,
will he held at the Office Of Buckley 4 Hart
nt 80 2. m, for the ptirpo~e Of eiectinr :
board of trustees for the ensuing year aud
transncting such other business as may le
properly presented.
Il. PHILLIPS. Secr~tary.
First publication Decemt,er 80, ipg
Last publication January IL. 1909
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-10
SATURDAY. JAN. 10. 1903.
rAxGs soa .se..
Some eevsss Ihst viii Prove Inter
sssisg Seeding to Tsxesysss-

There is nothing so sure as
death as taxes" and this year OF
grace there is not much choice be-
tween the two-especisily IN La
Junta. In this city there is an ia
crease OF fully forty per cent, as
compared to the year 1901. That
is, a man who was assessed ST. 900
in the year 1901, paid taxes to the
amount of $3.50. This year. on
the same amount OF property, he
will way $50. This is accounted
for by the fact that the levy for
county purposes was raised from
eleven and three-tenth mills to
seventeen mills, the levy for city
purposes from 10 to IS mills, and
the levy for special school pur-
poses from 9 to IS mills.
The total property valuation OF
OF the county for the year 1904 is
S.. 5o9, $50. as compared to S7,S9I,-
626 for the previous year, de-
crease OF 81, 3SI.67o. The total
tax to be collected for the year
1909 is s225,457. 50, as compared
to s222, 2,74S.3 3S for. the year pre-
vious, an increase OF 81. .7o9. 90.
The taxes for the year 1909 are
segregated as follows:
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-10
Stockholders M..,i.s.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LA
Z he shareholders Of the First National Rank
IL hereby called TO II. held at its bnnkinu
house, La Juutn. Color ado. Wednesday Jan
unry II. 1850, at I y. tn. to elect N hoard ii
directors. and to transact such other buxi-
ness may he lawful
X W. PATTERSON. President.
First publication. Decemiser i3. Iar.
Last publication. January 10. i9n
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-10

lOtdl --S%<S,3S/ go
The levy for state purposes is
four mills, which will yield a
revenue OF s22, ,o39.7o as compar-
ed to $32,354.7a for the year
previous, difference of $Io, 3I4,
90. This was occasioned by the
assessor OF Otero county making
a horizontal reduction OF twenty
per cent on all classes OF property
in the county owing to the refusal
OF the state board of equalization
to raise the assessment OF corpor.
alton property. The tax for coun-
ty purposes for the year 1907 is
$93. 700. 90, as compared to $50,
I74.73 for the year previous, an
increase Of S4,495.S7.
The property valuations in the
various cities and towns in the
county for the year 1902 are as
foiIows.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-10-02
BRILLIANT
WAS THE SACRED CONCEPT M COM
NEcT1oN WITH LECTURE At
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Father Hickey No Less Brillant IN an
Inteliectnal and soul-stirring Ad-
dress on Life and Time Of
Pope Leo"

One Of the most brilliant sacred CON,
certs ever given IN ClarlSsburg was asso-
caated with the lecture at the Catholic
church Monday night, delivered by the
Rev. E. II. Hickey, Of Parkersburg, which
was also n feature that infinitely pleas
ed tho many auditors who were in at
tendance.
An extensive program was executed
with ability and efticiency, such Us those
who participated have the reputation of
possessing. Under the leadership Of Prof.
j. Gilbert Johns and Mrs. j. w. Dodge,
musicians of more than local fame, those
who assisted rendered their respective
numbers in admirable manner and charm
ed the audience by their skin and cul-
ture.
Mrs. Dodge was especially hne IN solos.
She has y very sweet voice, which is
highly cultivated and the production, as
a consequence, charmed the audience.
Prof. Johns demonstrated no less de-
gree of efficiency In music, and rendered
selections which won great admiration.
Others taking part in the entertain
mcnt were F. z. Wilson, violinist; James
Bowen, Miss Mabel Could, Miss Lillian
Could, Miss Mae johnson, Miss Condry,
Mrs. Straley, Mrs. Cole, Mr.. Dawson, of
the Y. N. c. "A. Choral society and tho
Misses Mcdonald, all of whom are Gull
tured musicians and were at their best.
Father Hickey lectured on the @Life
and Time of Pope Leo" he Is master
Of oratory and logic, and delivered a
lecture Interesting and instructive to his
auditors, who were all delighted with the
happy manner in which he delivered it.
BE reviewed In clever manner the life
of the sainted Pope and related history
of his day that was Of interest and profit
to the audience. The lecture was pro-
nounced fine by all, and Rev. Father
Hickey has won warm place in the
hearts of Ciarlssburgers.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-10-02
BURGLARY
OCCURS AT THE HONE OF Mr..
PHRrs AT ADMISSION. OF An
UNUSUAL CHARACTER.
--
CLOTHES OF HIMSELF AND WIFE
STOLEN FROM BED ROOM WITH
OUT THEIR KNOWLEDGE.
20
And Carried Away by an Unknown Party
Whose Nocturnal visit Wa. Not
Known uas.l Next Morning.
And carried Away BIZ an Unknown Party

An extraordinary burglary occurred at
Adamston Monday night The thief en-
tered . mans sleeping room, stole his
clothes and other articles, and escaped
without detection. The inmates were not
disturbed the least in their slumbes and
knew absolutely nothing of the burglary
autil they arose the next morning, when
they discovered moro evidence OF the visit
Of the burglary than were convenient for
chem.
The burglary occurred at the home of
r j. Phipps. When he arose Tuesday
morning his wearing apparel was not to
Be found anywhere, although he had plac-
ID It the night before IN the usual place
when he retired for the night. His wife's
clothes were missing also, as well rs q
gold watch and some small change. They
At once concluded a burglar had visited
their home during the night, and they
began an investigation. They could find
no place where the burglar might have
entered, as everything was as it had
1891 Acts NAtd nAeShS OGAOAo ny eaAC hhS-tAt-
bers of the household. The windows
were all down and the doors closed. The
conclusion Is that the burglar softly
hoisted one of the windows and lowered
It as he went out of the building.
The burglar evidently had no use for
female attire, as he left Mrs. Phipps'
clothes out in the yard, where they were
found by members of the family. But
he carried Mr.. Phipps' clothes away.
Some time ago thieves visited his hen
house and stole all his chickens, and he
l. inclined to believe that the same party
or parties who stole them also committed
the burglary.
There is absolutely no clue. The bold
mess of the burglary has alarmed the
citizens of the suburb and extraordinary
measures are being taken against rep
etition of It 1t is possible that the fell
dow win not get away without being
detected next time and he may receive
= load of shot or two.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-10-02
SAFES
Ana FIXTURES Purchased IN Canton and
Toledo for the Empire National
Bank by the President.

The safes and fixture. for the Empire
National bank have been purchased. The
purchases were made by V. L Highland.
president of the bank and committee for
the purpose. He bought a large fire.
proof safe for the books and firc-proof
safe for the money. These were pur-
chased from the DcIsolt Safe and Lock
company. of Canton. The fixtures were
bought of the Toledo Desk and Fixture
company at Toledo. They win be ship
ped about November !. The opening Of
the bank for business will be little later
than that date
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-10-02

yrfEsTvA. CKMrnAL . PTTTsnUno
In anse. J.nr.rya .. lsoa
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-10-02
,BALn!MoRE Ono
RAILROAD.


West Bouna.
No. 1-ldaily) due 1853 :. y.
30. z1-tdailyl due 7.so q. n.
No. 3-tdaily) due 1918 a. m.
No. z7-tdailyl dine s:42 .. m.
No. 5-(daily due 7:2s p. N.
East Bound.
No. 2-fdaily) dne $3.50 q. N.
No ze-ldafly) due 1918 q. m.
No. 12-tdailyl due s:a2 p. m.
No ze-tdaily) dine s.ss p. N.
No z-tdaily) dine e:4s D. m.
". VA. 6 PITTS. DIVISION.
West Bound.
No s-Cdaily "a. Sunday Ar. 6:l5 am;
Lv. Gals Q. N.
No 1-Daily, Az. $3.50 .. m: Lv. 1880
No. s-td.uy q SUM- Az. a.ls ,. M.
IN. 3:65 .. "A.
No. 7-tdaily az. SUM- Az. e.ls ,. m.
No. s-tsunday only) Ar. Tao p. MT
Lv. TAO ?. m.
East Bound.
No. sEtDaily az. Sun.) Lv. ESQ q. m.
No. e-tDaily ex. SUM- Ar. $3.50 q. M,
Lv. 1885 p. n.
No ee-sunday only) Ar. and Lv. $50
no. e-td.ily, Ar. s,ss P. m; Lv. pm.
No. daily ex. sun-l-Ar. and Lv.
1850 p. M.
WEST VIRGINIA SHORT LIHE.
Wet Bound.
No. Tl7-tdsily ca. sun.)Ar. 1850 .. \.
No. zle-tdally) Ar. s:l6 p. m.
East Bound.
No. 7ls-tdaily) Lv. $50 q. N.
No. 7eo-tdaily ex. Sun.) Ly. ESQ p. m.
Trains Nos. . and 8 rum between
clsrlsburg and Sutton.
D. B. MARTIN.
II. P. T.. baltimore.
g. w. BAsSETT.
q. P. A, Baltimore.
Q. w. ALLEN,
7. p. A.. Parkersburg.
yuEsTvA. CENTRAL q PITTsBURn
In a1ect January q. ,soa.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-10-02
BROUGHT TO HOSPITAL.

Henry S. snider. miner at the Two
lick mine, was brought to the Harrison
county hospital Tuesday morning as
typhoid fever patient.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-10-02
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-10-02

Close connections east and west With
B. s. o. trains. - 800
John T. McGraw, Geo. A. Hechmer.
Prestdent. Genl Mgr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-28
DIR. LIE CATO IMPROVED
5Accomac Senator Gets Ovation from
Colleagues.

Accomac Senator Gets Ovation from
Colleagues. Al
Senator George w. lie Cato was given
quite All, ovation when he walked In md
took his old seat in the Senate yester-
day. after an absence Of many weeks on
account OF sickness. The Acoomao states
man was In good spirits and looked a
great deal better than when he left here
some time ago. IIe was accompanied
by Mrs. lie Cato, who occupied a seat
beside him. .
II have been down amid the noun
tains OF North Carolina enjoying fresh
air and pure water" said Or, Le Cato to
a Times Dispatch man, "and feel great
~ benefited for having gone. MY health
is a great deal better, and I hope and
feel now that will be able to remain
here and look after my official duties"
DR., LIE Cato held quite hatterpg re-
ception at his desk, and his colleagues
crowded around him and assured him Of
their joy at the improved condition 9f
his health.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-28
NEW 5PENITENTIARYy BOARD
Governor Makes Appointments Under
New Constitution.

Governor Makes Appointments Under
New Constitution,
Governor Montague yesterday sent to
the Senate a communication. announc-
ing the appointments. subject to conflr-
nation by the Senate. of Messrs. w. D..
Chesterman, M. u, Marcuse. Robert l..
Winston, II. H. Elicit and w. p, Brad
ley.
of Richmond. except Mr., Bradley. whose
home Is In Manchester.
q In accordance with the new Constltu-
ton, these members will serve terms
of one, two, three, four aud flvs Years
in the order In which their names are
given.
n The now Constitution increases the size
OF the board from three to Aye menu
beers. Messrs, Chesterman and Mar
lcuse are incumbents Mr. Joseph Bry-
an, the third member, asked the Cover
nor to.relieye him from, further service.
The new board will have the appoint
ment Of surgeon TO the penltentlarS,
while heretofore this officer has been
named BY the Governor. pr. Charles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-28
VETERANS OF
THE SPANISH WAR
"a Command Of Well Known n
Young Men Has Been 4,
ORGANIZED.

There was organized last night a COM
nand Of Spanish War veterans, to b.
known as Confederate Capitol Command.
composed OF ex-members Of the Second
Third and Fourth Regiments, Virginia
Volunteers. U. $. A.. who We're from this
city,
the officers elected were as follows:s
CAPTAIN, G.. G. Bossieux. Company NJ.
Second Virginia. u. S. ": First Lieu-l
tenant, VIM, Russell, captain Company
3. Second Virginia U. s. vi: Second
Lieutenant, O, p. Gelbech. first sergeant
Company NJ. Second Virginia Yolun-t
teers; Adjutant W. =. THOMPSON. secs
ond lieutenant Company M Third yir-
ginia Volunteers; Chaplain, Y. 8. Hard
woke, Captain Company NJ, Third Wis
rInia volunteers; Quartermaster, g. N,
skipwith. first lieutenant Company j.
Second ylrglnia Volunteers; Sergeant Of
Guard, J. G, Bosher, private company
i, Second Virginia Yolunteers; Trusteey.
Captain G.. p. Shackelford and Lleuten-s
ant G. N. skipwlth. Company o, Second
Virginia Volunteers. 81 q
Among those present were Lleutenanta
Mathews. Novel and Stock, Sergeants
Klndevater, Gill and many others,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-28
WILL PLAY
TO THE MEN
The Mollenhaur Child at the
Academy Tomorrow.

The great theatre meetings for mon,
under the auspices OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, are now OH for
I. weeks to come, Big meetings ana strong
speakers will be the order OF tho day.
Tomorrow afternoon In the Academy
Of Music there will be a great meeting.
Mr.. Charles N. Crlttenton, Of New York
city, a man OF powerful influence among
men and with q message that goes
straight to the hearts Of man, will again
be the speaker, His theme will be Lost
IN q Crowd" The child viollnist. ". b,
r. Mollenhaur, boy Of four years and
nine months Of age, and whose playing
ls the marvel of all who hear him. Will
render two scored solos. His execution
is simply wonderful, and would do credit
to many professional YIolinists Of mature
years. At the concert given at the Y.tM,
CT A.. Hall Thursday night no proved hnst
self a young master OF his great instru-
ment. His execution and expression eoln-
pletely won the hearts Of his auditors,
MO ,nSn OF Richmond will have q rare
privilege Tomorrow as they listen to This
little matter and the masterful and sym,
pathetic words OF Charles N. Crittenton,
the merchant prince OF New York, who:
devotes his entire time and income to
doing good among men. ; G re-
4 \ Dr. George Cooper will preach IN ttip
morning at the First sBapt fist Cbur eoA
Joy n htoh Is q formed sorroW. 4 IN
Aths evening his subject Will l's From