The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 3

THE NASHTTCLE AMERICAIT CU 30 15 D9 IN SOCIETY It FLAGLER'S DEATH A SEVERE LOSS LI flu I le She should be good' and modeet ehtk mat be pretty Cr witty or both but it Ian neteseary But one thing eh must be Lod that la intelligent- The Ideal woman is a companion to her husband and she should be so good a companton that he will never want any other The ideal woman ahould It seema to me he intelligent and a lady That covets everything" be pretty Cr witty or both but it tint neneeeary But one thing she utast be and that is intelligent The ideal woman la a want any other The ideal women should COMPani011 her husband and she should bo so good a comanton that he will never It seeme to me ho intelligent and a lady That covers DEATH OF DAVID- A MID REDY WeU 'Caceres Citizen Passe Aviay at lila Home la City David Anderaon McGr an teed and well-known citizen of Nashville died yesterday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at his home 1711 Line He was 72 years old and for more than a Year he had be gradually sinking under the weight of advancing age The end came quietly as he was surrounded by his children Mr McGredy was born in Ireland coming to this country nearly -Arty years ages Tor forty years be has been a realdent of Davidson County Ills tecupation was that of a noriet and his gardens were located on the Hillsboro road he he made his home until seven years ago when he removed to Nashville He was a man of apttime Integrity and stood high in his community He wu a member of Moore Memorial Cturch A wife and the following children ter vivo him: David Maxwell Lou and Will i McGredy and Mrs Moore Mrs Cox Mrs 1 Jobnscn and MrsBlevins The funeral services will be held to-mor- 1 row afternoon at the residence conducted by Rev Angus McDonald The interment will take place at Mt Olivet ae SUP here be made his rite when he re was a man of toad high in his member of Moore ing children Sur Lou and Will Mrs Cox Mrs 1 be held to-mor Menet) conducted I The interment et I' 1 weu Knew ottite A iii Home le hie our ed nd Dasid Anderaon Mc Gr an te a well-knovris citizea of Nashville died yea- terday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at kis home 1E1 Line istreet He was 72 year' old and for more than a year he had bees gradually sinking tmder the weight of id yenning age The end came quietly as he was surrounded by his children as Mr McGredy born in lrelantl coming to this country nearly-Efiy years ago For forty years be Lisa been a realdent of Da- vidaon County His occupation was that of a florist and his gardens were located on the Hillsboro road where be made his home until seven years ago when he re- moved to Neshvillo Me was a man of spotleets integrity and stood high in his community He was a member of Moore Me morial Cturch A wife and the following children' slur vivo bin: David Maxwell Lou and Will Johnson and MrsBlevins McGredy and Mrs' Moore Mrs Cox Mrs The funerl a services will be held to-mor row afternoon at the residence conducted by Rev Angus McDon ald The interment will take place at Mt Olivet claw or OlEtthIANCE or Illy Amur MUCCVMSS TO IN'rE21114 I SUFFERING and toy of lite Wednesday Aluilcale Schubert's beautiful satiate was played and sung by the Wednesday Morning Musicale yostorday Ilsven Holy Week did not affect the attendance and the large clubroom was filled It as the first time Mrs Gardner has sung before this club and she received many oongratulationk Thep Will Have Plenty William Vanderbilt has duplicated his wedding present to his daughter Consuelo the Duchess of Marlborough for his son William Vanderbilt Jr Securities amounting in value to $10000000 have been turned over to the young man by his father Miss Virginia Fair the bride-tobet is said to have $5009000 in her own right IMMIMIMdkf or Aro Use For' Overs30 Years 'Me OroMAIM 460111POOM 1111WHIAIPSIMICET 101014 errP lit WHI A NM A d44' la arr4 4 -j1 -4'4--- 4 i Wednesday c2fisilea le OlflEr OF ORDNANCE OP Tax: Altmif IL al 0 Schubert's beautiful inatude was played 1 1111CCEMBS To '111TEtin rit 000 -00 i-- 4 1 anti sung by the Wednesday Morning Ma- litlirPERING sicale yesterday Even Holy Week id not affect the attendance and the large club- 000------ 01Ns112 for Infants and Children 1 room was filled It was the first time Mrs DIES AT OLD POINT COMFORT Jr Gardner has sung before this dun sors 47''''" and she received many emagretulations i 77 I 0 7 7 1 fl'9e Pl1P nty 1 2 Lrem 1-1 ThoKi They Will nd A You llayo A1Bought ways Bo db tor ave an I 0 Aloe at tile William It Vanderbilt bail duplicated bis i 4 4005000 ----Z 1 i BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF i 1 'i' a wedding present to his daughter Consuelo oeari' s''-5' the Duchess of Marlborough for his son i r11 Al -age i 9 ti A A Willia turned IC Vanderbilt Jr laecuritiesi i i'''' 'so' 'i 0 8 -11m amounting in value to 210000000 have bee 2- i "5040- A'orC '1 )k44 to the over i 1 VI liv '71 i ef father Miss Virginlayolruanirg thmeride-t anb by no- hie 1 5 "lo '1 1-'N- 1 be is said to have 25009000 In her own Aird0 4 7 7 4 it -k- right 1 'If 14 A00- 0 ''''0'''' Arl) 1 7''-: s'as LCsostPlirly f-e 77 N1-00 t--- dp--' dip Aie 4 1 --e1" -r er --ft-T- 4-- 0 2-- In Use For Overt 30 -7- ONOPPAUIS Tt 1111MP SIMINCIM 4 -01 0" "me 0111111M 1 rtA ei 1 7- '''''WANISitil 4Rubm-Ingrant ROHM and Miss lairgaret Jones Ingram were married yerterday afternoon tit 4 o'clock a tho residence of the bride's sister Mrs Watkins in' Columbia Tho wedding tees quietly celebrated ortly the famine and near friends of the bride being invited to witness the union of these prominent young people The decorations were entirely la white hyacinth The bride who Is In deep mourning woe a simple bridal toilet of white taffeta silk with tulle vett and carried a bouquet of bride's roses Her brother-in-law IL Watkins gave her to the groom George 'Blackly of this city wee the only attendant The imeresalve ceremony was performed by Rev Baker Lee Jr The bridal couple acconipanied by the groom's family returned to Ibis city last everting at 7 o'clock and were entertained at dinner by Mr and Mrs John Ruhm Jr Although the guests to the dinner were limited It was an elegant affair The decorations were in 'rose color and the ta tie was fairly covered with pink reset Over this pretty arrangement was shed a rosy light by tapers under pink rose siemens A menu of ten courses was eerved At 10 o'clock Mr and Mra Herman Ruhto departed for New Orleans From there they go to Florida and later will' sail from Savannah to New 'York On their return they will reside at Mt Pleasant where Mr Ruhm Is interested in the phosphate company The bride is the representative of one of the oldest families in the State In appearance she is slender and graceful with beautiful dark eyes and she has the rare grace of genuine culture which makes her exceedingly attractive The groom is the son of Hatt John Ruhm and as a civil engineer bas already won a reputation He has a brilliant mind and with it the happy gift of making friends molly and holding their admiration ---e4-- Laster Cofillon 411thm-Ingran garet Joues yerterday et the residence of tie Watkins In ems quietir celebn and near friends of to witness the uni young people The i ly in white byacial In deep mourning toilet of white tate and carried 4 bouqt brother-in-law to the groom Geo! wee the only Atte ceremony was perfc Les Jr The bridal eoupl grooms family rot evening at 7 o'clocl at dinner by Mr at Althoug the gum limited it was an detoratioce 'were in tie was fairly ean Over this pretty at rosy light by La eoreens A meta At 10 o'cit man Ruhtu depare Prom there they will' sail from Sa' On their return ti Pleasant where Mr the phosphate comp The bride is the of the oldest faralli pearance she is slot beauttful dark eyes grace of a genuine her exceedingly Mt The groom is the and as a civil eng a reputation He and with it the friends welly and Laster CohltoJ 1 Rad Ilvon Gallant toldlor Tears tho Aldo Road Dopartazont Bad Been Gallant Sadie Tears the Able Head 4 Department mlooOldatarfin Bad Brea a Gallant Soldier Tears tho Abbe Read DePortolcat 000010 fiat JACKSON TENN SOUTHERN HOTEL DirlIMMOTIO Headquarter Rate 21 Pep Day VBS DAY Prop DYERSBURG TENN HOTEL STEVENS The only inetropolt tan hotel tot the etty IL FRANK Prop MARTIN TENN' BOWDEN 110USEs Martins Tenn 1142 Per Days LEADING HOTELS' COMMAND ALA COUHTLAND HOTEL NEELY Mates $200 Per FLaRENCE ALA -ALABAMA HOTEL Florence Ala Sample Rooms Rates 200 Per WINCRESTER TEN 7 1 (-- 0000 '-N'4''t 1 t'A 7 JACKSON TENN SOUTHERN HOTEL I 1 LEADING HOTELS Drummers Headquarters Day ALA area IP Pe COURTLAND HOTEL -110P1 V111111" (iftt MRS DAY Prop la tr 'ELY Rater $200 Per dant Ilile' 41111111t Ct IP' Aittitir 1 DYERSBURG TENN HOTEL STEVENS FLaRENCE ALA IP The only InetrePoll C7 ----7 0--- 1 tan hotel tat the city Florence Ala nat: Do FRANK -ALABAMA HOTEL Sample Rooms Rates $1200 Per MARTIN TENN' WINCHESTER TENN BOWDEN HOUSE Martin Tenn TiltE2NIPNelr I 7: Woks and Tersonals Mies Eleanor Buford leaves to-day tO visit the family of 'Killian Cheairs at Spring Hill Miss Coffin of Memphis whose visit to Mim Dalitui has been much anticipated will not come until later in the season 'The Nineteenth Century' Chafing Dish Club will be entertained to-day by Mrs Porter McFerrin Capt Graves after visiting Mrs Albert Blim has returned to Cleveland Mrs Thomas Steger was called to Knoxville yesterday because of the illness of her daughter Mrs Rachel King Gibson Mr and Mrs Angus Allmond' will move from Louisville to Wilmington Del Mrs Allrcond (Stella Eakin) is very popular in this city Mr and Mrs Hamilton Wootwine are driving a handsome new red-wheeled trap Mrs John Thom! and Mrs Bruce Douglu have returned from New 'York Dr Warren of Wubington is in the city Mr and Mrs Oswald Armstrong will leave this week for Louisville where they will reside Mrs Mary Dorris goes to Memphis next week to attend the Christian Endeavor convention Joseph Branch Branch left last night for St Louis Woks and Tersonals Mies Ele anor Buford leaves to-day to Viitt the family of 'Killian Cheairk at spring Hill 1 i 1 1 I I I 1 1 i Is 1 1) I 4i i i 1 1 I At 1 1 1 ee 4 0 o't 1 i 1 I Propitiate DKr 1 Day 1 Propristow It PM or NN 1 I 00000e00tommonomo00tti 1 Proprietor DKr 1 Dar or 4 0 1 NEWPORT NZWS Va March Gen Flaglar Chief of Ordnance A is dead After many weeks of suffering from rheumatism which recently developed acute and distreuing phases Gen Flagier passed sway this atternoaai at the lintels Hotel at Old Point Comfort whither be came three weeks ago by advice Cl his physicians The General's wife and daughter were conoitantly at his bedside during the past week The patient's attending physician from the day of hisrarrival at Old Point was the post surgeon at Fort Monroe who aPent ranch 01 biz time in the sick room giving his Pertional attention to the case of the invalid The body will be prepared for burial and removed to 'Washington to-morrow afternoon Gen Maier was born In New York and was appointed to the military academy from that State July 1 1656 He was graduate No 6 in the class of 1861 and was appointed See end Lieutenant of Ordnance He served with credit throughout the war of the rebellion His earliest military service was In connection with the drilling of volunteers at Washington after which he acted as side-de-camp to Col limiter in the Manassas campaign being engaged in the first battle of Bull Run He was afterwards aide-de-camp to Gen McDowell in the defense of Washington After I short service es ordnance officer at the Allegheny Arsenal Pennslyvania he accompanied Gen Burn-side's expedition to North Carolina as cblef of ordnance and was engaged in the battle of and capture of Roanoke Island also in the attack of Newhern the capture of Fort Macon the Maryland campaign with army of the Potomac battle of South Mountain the battle of Antietam the battle of Fredericksburg the battle of Chanceliorsville and the battle of Gettysburg In October len he was assigned to inspection duty at the West Point Foundry New York and remained there until May 1a64 when he was transferred to duty in the ordnance office at Washington where be rerved until June Pee He was brevetted three times during the as Captain for gallant services at the battle of Newborn second aa Major for meritorious services at the siege of Fort Macon and third as' Lieutenant Colonel "for diatinguirbed services in the field and faithful and meritorious service lit the ordnance department during the Since the war be has served at various stations on ordnance duty and has rendered most important service in the development of the ordnance department of the army Ile served consecutively at Watervliet Arsenal Augusta Arsenal Ga Rock Island Arsenal III Fort Monroe Arsenal Va: Fort Union Arsenal Fan Antonio Arsenal lex Frankford Arsenal Pa and Watertown Arsenal Mass He reached the grade of Lieutenant Colonel of Ordnance In August ISSI and the grade of Colonel In September IRK While in command at atertown Arsenal in January ISM he was promoted to Brigadier General and Chief or Ortinante and has since served in that capacity with conspicuous success He was one of the most popular officers in the army NEWPORT NZWS Va Marc' Gen Plaster Chief of LA is dead After many weal ing from rheumatism which veloped acute and distreuing Miller passed sway this attorn lirSela Hotel at Old Point Coral be came three weeks ago by al physicians The General's wife and tisughto oltantly at his bedside during th The patient's attending physict day of blearrival at Old Point time FothertsillekonroemwshivoinePg attention to the case of the in body will be prepared for burial to 'Washington to-morrow afternot Gen Maier was born in Nei was appointed to the military ac that state July 1 1858 He was 6 the class of 1861 and was an ond Lieutenant of Ordnance He credit throughout the war of the His earliest military service nection with the drilling ot Washington after which aide-de-camp to Col Hunter In cn uar Rue being engaged in the camp to Gen McoDowwaegil lute the re Wash! ngton After it shor ordnance officer at tne Alleghe taoccifl'omritrijadro1I1 of ordnance and was engaged it of and capture of Roanoke Isla the attack of Newhern of Fort Macon the Maryland cat army of the Potomac battle of thin the battle of Antietam th Fiedericksburg the battle of Cho and the battle of Gettysburg In October 1863 he was assigns tion duty at the West Point Fo York and remained there until mcwpore NEWS Va March 22-Brig Gen nailer Chief of Ordnance Ina from rheumatism 8 A is dead Atter many weeks of sutler- which reoentlY de yoloped acute and distreuing phases Pn Plagla passed $way this afternoon at the line's Hotel at Old Point Comfort whither he came three weeks ago by advice Cl Ms physicians The wife and dauhter were con- enera'g at his bedside during the peat we autlek 's attending physician from The patient dn nt hint n11 pm nt thA 1 BRIG GEN DANIEL FLAGLER Former Chief of Ordnance of the Army Dead at Old Point Comfort BRIG GEN DANIEL FLAGLER Former Chief of Ordnance of the Army Dead at Old Point Comfort 1 MONT MILLER HOTEL int: JONES Proprietor De Ifebtful Sommer Resort 1111NOMMININMONIMI ISM" MANCHESTER TEN GARY HOTEL PROF GARY Proprietoa Hates it200 Per Day ropriotor Lilort 3roprietili ay DR: jaffi jroNmEit81Eit HOTEL Proprietor Dellahltul Summer Resort ISM" MANCHESTER TEN Other Death Mrs Bessie Cochran wife of Cochran died yesterday morning at her home 1009 Woodland street The remains were shipped to Atlanta last night for In- termeot Boyd Young aged 55 years died yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock at his home near this city He bad been in bad health for a number of years For a long time be was foreman in the tinning department of the Phillips Buttorff Manufacturing Company and was a master of his trade He leaves several children none of whom live La this city ST LOUIS March Tansey general manager of the St Louis Traesfer Company died to-day at the Southern Hotel Mr Tammy had been for two weeks Heart failure was the cause of death TOPEKA Kam March Arnold ex-postmaster of Topeka died to-day of kidney and heart trouble He was born at Columbus Ind 54 years ago During the Civil war ho served as a captain in the Second Indiana Cavalry KANSAS CITY March Armour head of the local packing holm of Armour Co and brother of Philip Armour of Chicago died at his home here at 9:90 this morning of pneumonic Mr Armour had been ill for two weeks He had practically recovered on Monday but suffered a relapse Yesterday NEW YORK March Reardon who served as gunner on the United States steamer Kearsarge during its famous battle with the Confederate privateer Alabama outside the harbor of Cherbourg Prance and who later served under Parragut in Mobile Bay is dead in Brooklyn aged 61 years MARTIN March A Thomas a prominent merchant of this city died at his residence on Oxford street yesterday morning of heart failure at the agl of 67 years Deceased WaS well known throughout the county and has many relatives and friemis near Dukedom Tenn He was in apparent good health the night before be lied yesterday morning His remains were interred in New Hope Cemetery neer Dukedom to-day at I o'clock tn He leaves a wife and several Om wife of a ornin at her re The re last night for years died yes- lock at his home een in bad health or a long time be ng depwtmmt of ufacturin Coin- of bin trade He one ot whom live --Robert Tan- the St Louis I to-day at the Bey had been ill was the cause 3 Arnold died to-day of He was born at ago During the a captain in the I Ar- packing bone of her of Philip at his horn here Other Death rt wife of 0 I rt emme Cochran Cochran di ed yesterday morning at her BROWNSVILLE TENN PYTIIIAN HOTEL numpAss Prop Rotes S200 Per Dar BROWNSVILLE ATHENS ALA DICKSON TENN PEPPER'S HOTEL Kates S2 Pelt Dare Pepper Prop --Seri-lea Strictly Hotel Pew Dart Plan--- ANDEIISON HOUSE Rate $200 Per Dar We meet all trains Dickman Tens It 'PIXY TENN CAR TH AGE TENN 'OUSTERS HOTEL Ripley Teem Free Sample Rmmis Rate IF200 Per Days a KEATHLEY Prom St Louis Road The regiment will move Friday and the soldier will pus through this city on their way North John A Jackson Commercial Agent of the Central of Georgia is in Kentucky Brown Commercial Agent of the Southern has returned from Evansville Chase Of Cincinnati Southeastern Passenger Arent of the Chicago Alton was here yesterday A Borgium of St Louis 'Traveling passenger Agent of tbe Union Pacific was in the city yesterday Mentz Traveling Passenger Agent of the Rock Island with headquarters at St Louie was here yesterday Kean Commercial Agent of the Seaboard has gone on a boldness trip to East Tennessee and Alabama Points A Coke of Atlanta General gozithem Agent of the Norfolk Western was it cal ler at the local offices of his company yea terdaY IL Morgan Traveling Freight Agent of the Philadelphia ilk Reading with head quartera at Atlanta WEIS a caller at local railroad offices yesterday FISHER HOUSE FISHER Proprietor Sample Boom Free Hates 100 per day Mina Rowena Eakin Is ill at ber home 810 Palmer Place Mrs Edwin Cooper of Shelbyville is in the city FRANKLIN KY The Girls Cott lion Club held a business meeting yesterday morning at the residence of Miss Elisabeth Thomas The important matter to be decided was the Easter dance Two houses which bad been offered the club had to be withdrawn so it looked as If this swell affair which has been so long anticipated and an much discussed would have to be postponed but the meeting decided that the dance would take place and more than that it would be made the most elaborate effort yet attempted will be given at the Duncan Tuesday evening April 11 and will be a fancy dress totilion The girls will wear costumes represanting flowers which are to be made of crinkled or tisane paper The favors will be unique and will also be of tissue paper Mr Tanner is the favored one chosen to kad this Faster dancA Mr and Mrs Samuel Murphy Mr and Mrs Leslie Warner Mr and Mrs Edwin Gardner Jr Mr and Ernest Pillow aril Mr and Mrs Joe Warner will be arked to chaperone After this matter was nettled officers wore elected for the year as follows: Miss Annie Dstliaa President Misa Marie 10111 Branford neasurer Miss May Lindsley Secretary The Girls' Cotillo meeting yeeterday dence of Mime Eliza' portant matter to bo er dance Two hots fered the club had looked as if this a been so long sued cussed would have the meeting decidk take place and nu be made the most tempted will Tuesday evening I fancy dress toillien costumes representl to be made of crinkl favors will be uniq tissue paper Mr one chosen to lead and Mrs Samuel Leslie Warner Mr rer Jr Mr end Mr and Mrs Joe NI chaperone After officers wore electeo Iowa: Mies Annie 1 Marie 10111 Bran May Lindsley Seere I HOTEL DOUSE aV Franklin Kr 1141tOT Pron RICKMAN KY DECATUR ALA COMMERCIAL HOTEL A Douglas Proprietor A Atwood Clerk Refitted mind reopened Special attention given to traveling sten AMERICAN ROTEL rig mmeros9 II quarters Rates 2 Per DAT 3 DROWN Prop Capt B1 ker returned yesterday from Michigan Mrs Baker and Miss Bessie Baker will remain there until Mn Baker's father Is better -L Judge and Mrs I Anderson will leave to-morrow for New York to visit Dr and Mn Ludiew Chrystie Mr and A Weaver have returned to Columbia PPRINGFIELD TENN BANKS AND CUSTOMERS PERTINENT SUGGESTIONS ROTEL DEWEY Remodeled and Newly Furnished Reopened Under lieu Management Large Sample Rooms Rate's ll200 Per Dar BELL BUNTER Proprietor" ir RENTON TEAL HOTEL 14-iELOW Eeatrally Convenient le Banks Postattlee and Business Court House Square 701111 BIGELOW Prep discourages their use There was for a time a postal note on which very little writing had to be done and the sum of money was readily punched out which one could procure with very little delay But that was probably too great a convenience to the public The Postoince Department abolished it in favor of a form on which there is a good deal of writing and the edge of which has to be torn very slowly and carefully in detaching it from the book In which it comes because the amount of the order is indicated on the margin across the end of the order It is a matter of several minutes' standing before a postoffice window to get a money order and the of a cheek If be is in a position to send the country remitter will pay little attention to the invitation to send money order instead latter This paper on Saturday contained the opinions of several merchants that they are not fairly treated in the determination of the banks to charge them for (vitae-Hone They keep a balance at the bank and feel that the use of that money should be deemed a compensation for the cost of collection One merchant bas written to his bank that he has been invited to deposit his money with a trust company and get 2 per cent a year on his balances and if the bank Is going to charge him for collecting cheeks he sees no reason why he should not withdraw his money and deposit it with the trust company This raises the practical question whether the banks can enforce their rule They are confident they can The question whether this charge ought to be made is quite and duty do uot come into the problem at all It is like fixing a price entirely a matter of bargaining between two parties each of whom will take as good care of himself as he can If the banks can make their customer pay for collecting checks they will do so and if the trust companies or banks in other cities or competitors of the banks of any other form are willing to do this business for nothing it will be evident enough that the banks ought not to collect a percentage on all checks It is very plain that the bank depositors are going to take as good care of themselves as they can and if they can got their checks collected for nothing or if they can earn enough on the balances to pay for their collections they are going to do it The merchant above referred to expleined to his bank that he could get enouth interest from the trust company to pay the bank what it would charge for collecting his cheeks so that he felt easy as to the future but be had a little curiosity to know where the banks were going to come in This is one of the experiments the results of which can never be foreold with any degree of ileolITACy: we can find out how it will work only by working it for a York Journal of Commerce HENDERSON KY LEXINGTON 'VENN Gossip of Wobble Nuptials The forms of the invitations to the Vanderbilt-Pair and Hammond-Sloane weddings are a topic of much comment by the Eastern papers Here is the form of the Vanderbilt-Fair invitations: Gossip of Thkroi The forms of the derbilt-Pair and I dines are a topic of Eastern papers 11 Vanderbilt-Fair Inv THE scow HOUSE SCOTT Proprietor Sample Rooms Free Hates f150 Per Day NEW HOTEL HENDERSON Hertdermon Hy Kleiderer Propriotoros The only First-elan' Hotel in City Esti Idlest and Furniture New Fire Pleqats and Fire Escapes on Earls Floor KILLED BY LIGHTNING Kentucky Farmer Head WM le Feeding Ilia Hews SCOTTSVILLE Ky March 29--(Special) Another decisive work et providence prevailed in this eommunity yesterday when tbe death of a prominent farmer near this place was announced as partly a result of a fearful flash of lightning that attracted the attention of most everyone that was outdoors The storm was on and the thunder and lightning was profuse when the victim Robert Hinton vihose residence is near Rodimer a station on the Chesapeake itt Nashville Railway was struck and inOantly killed by lightning He was about lid years of age and leaves a wife and two children He bad gone (against the will or his wife) to feed some hogs While she was standing in the door she saw the fatal stroke that sent her loved one into an unknown eternity SHOOTING Al IIPTONVIILE 1 4 4 0 4 MURFREESBORO TEL COOKEVILLE TENN Miss Minnie Harvey has returned from a five months' stay In Cincinnati Miss Mary Lewis of Franklin Is visiting here Miss Eva lira Leak of the Hermitage is visiting the family of Capt Carel! Mrs Mary Williams will give a musical to-morrow evening at her home on Park Place Mrs Troetschel of Gallatin is visiting the Misses Thuss a-- Mrs Collins Is visiting ber daughter Mrs Sim Christy in Murfreesboro Mrs Robert Lusk leaves this week for a visit to Clarksville Mrs Mary Heise is recovering from a long illness Miss Genevieve W- elty who has bren teaching at the Montezuma l'niveratty whbh was burned lest Thursday is Op guest of Mial Mollie Noel en route to her hcme in Rockford vit LIU Ile teaching at the Niontezuma whit was burned last Thursday is tho guest of Miss Nio tile Noel en route to her home in Rockford THE NEW JORDAN Matt Thornton Maier nest accommodations Sample rooms free Murfreesboro Tenn HOTEL itiCHELIEL ERS A A REAGAN Proprietreaft Hates '100 Per Day Near aaa Pnbflo Aguayo Cookeville Tenn o' MR AND MRS OELRICHs 0 request the honour of 4 0 MR pretence at the marriage of their sister i VIRGINIA FAIR to 4 WILLIAM KISSAM VANDERBILT Jr 4 on Tuesday April Fourth ei! 4 at 12 o'clock eis at CIOCK (s Mrt AND request 0 TA11'1R a I EWBERL TElt Collection on Country Cheeks by New York Depositors' There is one interest of considerable dimension that is going to suffer severely from the collection by the banks of a minimum charge of 10 cents upon country checks This is the publication of weekly papers The receipts of the publishers consist largely of small chocks The annual subscriptions are usually two or three dollars oetasianatly four or live and more often less than two The subscriptions are often for less than a year If the collection of these cheeks is to be paid for it will prove a severe tax upon the publisher to which the barks would reply that it is now a severe tax upon them The publishers will try to get their subscribers to send postal money orders but the subscriber would much rather have 10 cents taken out of tho publisher than pay 5 cents extra himself and if he has a bank account be will continue to remit by cheek and leave the publisher to get along as well as he can Tbe smaller class of merchants are already complaining that they receive some small checks from the country and that 10 cents per check is a pretty steep reduction on the remittance sent to there But It is the department stores and the houses that solicit Mail bitsineses and the concerns that advertise novelties in the weekly papers all over the country who will be most hit Perhaps a great part of the buyers of advertised novelties do not have bank accounts and sorne'of thee things are offered at such small prices that postage stamps are accepted But a great part of the people who buy by mail from the dry goods and department vomit have bank accounts and will remit by check rather than by postal notes which will cost them 5 or 10 cents and which are Inconvenient to get It is not so much the expense as the delay in the case of a postal money order that LAWEENCENVEG TENN One East 67th street tiv 4 4 t- THE NEW HOTEL GILMORE Newborn Tenn Newly fitted up Hot nod cold baibs Bests acoonsmodations given to trisection men MRS JONES Proprietress LAWRENCEBURG HOTEL Refitted and Under New Management hear the Square Sample Room Attached Rates MAO per day WELCH A CO Proptre SPRINGFIELD TEN PARIS TENN "Don't's" Which Will Molester to the Comforts of Paeseinseera Here are some of the Improvements in passenger xervice recommended by a prominent railroad Don't let your engineers blow their whistles a half dozen times in the middle of the night to call in a brakeman Signal bine to come aboard or send a man to tell him Don't let a freight train run alongelde of a passenger train and stop opposite a sleeper to let off steam with a noise that will wake the dead Don't employ a sleeping ear conductor or porter who will bare the ear hot enough to bake applea in one hour and cold enough to freeze them the next Don't allow a news agent and trinket vendor trains with a jerk which knocks the head of the aleeping passenger against the headboard and threatens to dislocate his neck Don't arrange your Stationi et) that a mob of hotel runners will have their stand lust beside the train and greet the Sleeping pasrenger at 12 or 1 o'clock by cries whose volume is always ireeeverse ratio to the Bite of the town meet' Don't employ surly conductors or impudent porters Doe't let the employes rush back and forth through the sleeper constantly as if there was a fire When it is neeersary for them to pars through inetruct them to go quietly Dont allod a news agent an trinket vendor nod apple peddler to go through a train aderesring each passenger separately in an effort to sell hie wares It implies that the ressengers haven't sense enough to speak to him if they want any of his commodities and e- is a bore to be saying no or to be 'constantly shaking one's head in reply to this t'titerprising personage liont let a waiter come through the train at or 7 o'clock in the morning bellowing like a bull --Breakfast is now reedy in the dining eepecially when it is generally known that breakfast is served up to 9 a What would you think of a hotel keeper elm would send a man to your room every morning at daylight to pound at the door and yell that breakfast was ready in the dining-room? Don't run the train like Holenblaxes for an heur untie you are ahead of time and then come to a stop nt a station and stand there tie passengers be-gin to look out of the window to see if there's a wreck ahead rotn rt in traveling comes from that steady-going pnce that Nils the remelt and soothes no lestead of exciting and irritating The passenger takes a sleeper to rest Give him all the opportunity poseible Ito wIll be will will speak of (tete other prospective passengers and so it ill pay Terminal Property eeN' FRANCISCO March an Prancleen San Joaquin Valley Railway Comlarly has transferred to the Santa Fe rerneeny the terminal rite nt Spent- and lime-men -treets end the proporty adjoining Taking the revenue stamps attilehed in the the as a haste for the price of the property ieleecre was paid by the railroad company fur it terminus in this city THE CALDWELL Parts Tea WARREN Propriatoe Rates CLOD Pei Day Joe l'ipton and TE1111 Itinen El salt to I Serinamly Wonnded cm' March 29 og to reports from Tiptonville a Fedillieolty occurred thfre this morning hich sill liktly result fatally Tom limes Jr drifted acme wood on to the laud of Joe Tipton and proposed to raw it no This led to a difficulty between the tso men and Tipton struck with a 1eiv'el and then shot at him with his pistol Hines then drew his gun and shot Tipton Pm the abdomen and it was first tholight he eeutil live but a few minutes but later ness 15 that the woimil is not as sericus as flmt siippotteil Both are highly reNpeeted (itizNn3 of Lake Oounty Tipton being ono of Tiptonville's most prominent merchants SPRINGFIELD 1101EL Springfield Tenn CHAS PET1ER Proprietor Refitted and Reopened Special attention given to Traveling Men WARTRACE NOTICE HOUSTON HOLM NV Pritebett rrOtt Ft Yet-CUM in Every Reeneet Bitten 200 Per Dar trYD HOUSTON Pron I Dwaine's' Change BROWNSVILLE March John Cathey for some years a prominent insurance worker In Tennessee with heed-quarters at various Omen at Memphis Brownsville and Jackson will in the future conduct business from St Louis as executive special of a life company 2 2 Ito I i 1 I 2 i 1 'TELE9140Ni IRATES PETE3ASBURG 1E701 HUSNELL HOTEL-- oTraeelers Herne" Men BROUGHTON Proprietor 16041 0-4114-411P1 FRANKLIN TENN of Special Meeting of the Stockholl dere of the Tennessee Coal Iron te Railroad Company' Notice is hereby given that a special meeting of the stockholders of the Tennensee Coal Iron ik Railroad Company will be held at the office of the company in Tracy City Tenn on Monday the tret day of May Is99 from noon to 2 for the purpose of authorizing the directors and officers of this company to sell lease or otherwise dispose of all or a portion of the railroad property equipment and franchises of this company in the State of Alabama or to contract for the use of the same on such terms and conditions as may be agreed upon by any other corporation of the State of TPfinPINIOte or any other State and to transact such other business as may be brought before such meeting The transfer books will be closed Monday April 10 and opened Tuesday May 2 lat41 JOHN FLETCHER JR Secretary feb2460t Citizens of Union City Will Move to Secure ft Medoetien UNION CITY March Quite a number of our prominent citkens held a mass meeting looking lowarda the reduction of telephone rentali in Union city Web arc now considered to high A committe wart appointtd to request I he cqmpiiny to rent reddenee toirphones at pur motth and tmeirfl-a instruments at per month A commillee was idso arpoin'ed I() (all on thrice rating in UniOn City and secure the names of all who would agree to do Wit hou 'phone pri I 4 tho company doe? no grant a reduction in thir NEW ARLINGTON HOTEL Newly furnished Hao latest he proements ROUT hietWEN Prop Rates 11200 Per Tiny I i MADISONVILLE KY 11 I HOTEL LUCILL The only Pirate lame Hotel In that city wit hi Ile own Lleetele plant James A Fenneeway Clerk IN CHANCERY AT NASIIVILLS HObERT K111 ED LONG AND NHORT Iltil It will be reealled that Mrs Bradley Martin first introduced the word "honcmr" (with a in her formal invitations the weelkling of her daughter Miss Cornell I Itiartitt to the Earl of t'raven It was moidered to be quite English at the time 'Miss Edith Simpkin is visiting Mists and calls( euniblerable (ointment But Olympe Trabue the fact that It NN34 E111411Sh C1111t It to geoerelly adoptcd arid now 'honour" is Little Nellie Mai Cullen is recovering tho thing from a serious operation Soni ri eistn bu 1 eeti oft rod however that the word "to" Joining the 1111111e14 Br IV rartwright assistant physician bride ar bridegroom in the imitation at the State Insane Ahylum at Bolivar who should not have been inSIO'Pli (It I has been visiting his brother Lieut Tom and" A writer has satgestd Cartwright of the pollee department re-that a tonrrisre "to" a mart it' Just as ef- turned to his home last night feetivo tiz a marriage "'with" a man or a marriage ef a 111111 "and- a otitjiji Miss Blante Granman or Loutsvillf The orut: of the Fier no Hammond in- Nistting her sister Nit-a Nathan IA tinviittions follows the sarle term Os that of banm 704 Demonbreun street the N'amitti LIIFflr invitttiors only thar before tb I rosp ittivti groom's name thera sPPeors "Mr" tot 111 1111(111n1 OUT-OF-TOWN NOTES hy elatudd One bridearcont be plain iVIlliaru 1(1satii Vat derbilt Jr sod tho Dar) vNsvrirF Ntareh 21--(Special)-- ollwr be do sigeatet ii mr" John Homy This evening Virginia and Malmye Ilammond? Is it tplestion of TICII 37 If nit entt rtain1 a party of friends comae how nh riot a biblegNsim be brforo plinientary to Misses Susio and Annie Barite drops the "Mr" in 11114 NA o-4111g card tt of Ripley at the residence of Judge Mere is to ite int sitar ri tint nittri Wet It ilitnii on st Main street house for 'tie N'anderbilt-rair Al' lii rig tt sinttymon was the host of a 4elights-1th lit111 tater (anittos on It an I lid (Una 1arty at the r(sideriee of his met ocu 'or 1111 latter sister Nits Itanereft cu liatehlo avenue 1110 NI iss It h101 F011151f1 111 Of 1'10 llPfltti E11tur egg hunt by the chilbest- tort't104 non the resocres of St ilron of Ow Episcopal hutch will lie ratritIttt cathedral ard 1ut 0101d fer ti mooday afternon n'ext at the Wen-them floe Oft Nibts E'f ir tt Ill carry it Nan-pat of at bite Illadofi and it ti nti The wdding Itnak- r'Np)N' (Try Ntar(11 fast 111 terv(h1 at thr(e leag tables of VThelet out Nliss I(IcI i rkins of fifty over titH Tbe bid le tint grooio Hi mail Ky w(ro itorrie1 this morning n1'4 111' oont the entrt-house bv 'Squire A 111 11avs It was a Gretna Green affair lilies and 9 ho ttte tahins Iii bear a pr olitt Initt6ttn of pink oa f't ET Marell 29 --(tjwIal )-- The flowori of the HodueIttemead web- ihrht 71 los) countys effIntyni sht riff dinir :111 1" I and rinnie ilinv of Santa Fe were 101 14 rue quality' 11101'411W 10 rcliable et the borne of Etudet lii 111 11O Sit11111f man- ii hani Hoot IttNy lulL there la room for almost itruitlea lima! Ittit "perrot toed tho it ninny di eorat VICTIMS NUMBER SIX 1i wh Tuot admire in worn It title-4- Ifi" Hinzi 1vtirrtil 4111i unit I Nett( et Vt in id is tut- Fyitro I bv I ii 1 ii 1i 'h itron-on 'III" toward Iat I I 1(i han: 11 Sotbera 1 trent 01 and lit hrt ChoAs ntioslr Mr it huh ILo 11111t a Pio1- ininr ii tOiht to finik ft hr Ittlir h(attod ittli ls It lin iittii it lt t1 1 01iisno Loi 311 1( 1 111 I 1411111 1111111 tl 11i011- 11111111g I hat ti it I 11111 II11 Thly 11 14 1i 1 bt at I lo yol) Ill Oil 1111 tbe II linary tip- Liu Ii tilt jiiaiIt ii11101 ii lii ntoes 0ty lIt It ke 1 i i tL'1111111'4 and Lrosl Vs 111 MY I i ii 11011 4ss Lion striI Is it lie Intl the ity th'1 anti ffiy re Mr lb I 111111 I1V3 fittly II ItItiI Holt 6641 toann in here vttles tor sitritita'ttt lle rocs: tot i tri eAng it a vnt yoll it to tene 11)o boo111 111 0111 41111d tia4 II f( Ilt I to 41 an enet bpaeia I cult! the cy do It 111 fact I ti I OV1 no it Mervit es 11It I'm Fur! Ihnre Lo nil It Ifliii (tiff It III htiiltt Elf ri 1 1110 I I 11t ii I I I II Rt Oa' prnttit-ti icr I tot id itaiiiry io I saw There's a tt-t tt di al la haat it iii I i 1 tt ritt it liti li it his idae btu it It tv 1) lit tIlt 01 Soodiy ititi tii trLit ri1 rou I A 1 I I lIlt I i ii i i Rio ts iPTV 0r 11 40110 eotmunion btr loinroo Iii 111 '4Milla iia urn( 1vtirElli F14hI Ahvnio izt Smi 111 (I ai 13'4- 14'1" "'t fol oiou vo or w---11Itr 11 ith iIt to rIr 1)111 itirr hvht a nUy lir Hirh 1'1 roh thal 11mI small 1" it a r1) l'ffit a wiar f10 gvorti nut "int li SuiIi rill iiit :1:11111 I "OW halt (M Line strit 1 it ono li Suniii rut iit I -Ow 110t on Ling S111101 1t1 turn hrt 1 tit 111 i 030 benann in 1ing a nt bouvlit inrtii1n ii Inii 1111t1 hn I f( 1110 martin tirttd introdo (with a In he vvcdtding of her Itlartitt to the Eal ootsidt rot to be qui li Ild cans( 1t eon ittt the fact that It NNII 11 gororally adopto tho thing Sott It- crittvistm ha that the wort "tobritie ar1 bridegrof t(Imuli-I nro have 'ilvitti" ''( nod" that a rinrvitire "to fectivel m( a marritt marritge of a man The ttsor ef th vitatiens 1Ii0'44 th the Vantliqt titFttir bcfore the I 109tti appoara rnd why f1101111 Ono 1Villtarti 1( ion trahir be ea sirratoo Ilammon1? 1 it a Fo how ri It rut Ile dropg AL(' "Mr" i There Is to ito pit house for 'tit Va with itia ttttxt atottiy ttt ttt 1 Nt ing'tlg it I'Fri NI 1 ir 1 fYit -tOrf''104 111ttt rt l'atriolttt rathtrot them fino Ittt tYlit-ts 17 ir tt di ett Itia43 and it 1'414 A Ill tt 'rt( flrly (-Nita tti ap1 near1 1111114 0114 Thu tII I ilits am! pi mi oitm vill 1(-ar a pr tine Tho flov4 et' the (Thar 4 III 1t IT'111 vt114 rti tit ta quality 1801 1-atets la 1 titere Is room dt corta tont --1 er i () 11 wh I 00 thm I1 Om 7 Fvf 4'1 ff 1N 1 Iltpa ar 1 II and It ttrt ttIAs Mr It I ts It ti(1 ott 1 L1111 11 oi -ot11 11m 311 "a 'mu i hat NI the IP ttriar tint la in' It Ittfoo and L(00ii is in cbrt tilt Nit iii 1111111 1 bury volt-4 tar si 'You IIII4III Ili I rt lit I I ft Of 1111 tnr tiff IT In fact I tt thtt 1-ni Fur Imre (tiff I III Is Ind I 4 1 hor 1 I WO II 11'ollyt I ow i11 T111Cr bit it l-1 I LI ev13 Flom tktol ts4ttry iterediert FLORENCE ALA COM MERCI AL HOTEL NBC A HOOPER PrOD Free liample loonv4 Rates 11111 Pre Day Florence Mn I hi I I I 1 i LrlitNON TENN 4 Former Tr 114PiPteti V) Slight by a Tetaa Con Pita I BP11 BUCKLE March 29--tSlpecia1 l---- A tel''grato received I re this morning lirought the neW)) th0 death of lIktbert Lynch at Brivion Tyx lost night It is kit he WAS it) ft difficulty a8 the iltspati t-tat1 be was kille-d by the town Uffilftatile 1yu'ffi WaS tylt and raised here and Ft Vetal y(ar)) ago Tut to Texas anti was a prcrifficol horse man Ills mother affil ialiat of his family Testily here ITIZIVNS OF DittiSON (No 213E3) State of Clerk and Master Chancery Court Nashville blarch 6 M99 Henrietta Davenport complainant vs Jonas Davenport appearing from affidavit flied In this cause that the defendant Jonae Davenport is a nun-resident ot tha State Of Tennessee and cannot be served with the ordinary process of law It is therefore ordered that bald defendant enter his anpearance herein before or within the first three days of the next term of 'mid court to he held on the IIPCOTRI Monday In Aril oust (thigli it being April 10 IRO and plead answer or demur to complainant's bill or the same will be taken for conftssed as to hirn and at for heuring ex parte and that a copy of this order he published for four consecutive weeks in The American THOS El WEAVER and fly WEST r) ant Napier Solicitor for Complainant mb9 4t WEST SIDE HOTEL Lebanon Tenn IRBY tt Co Proprietors Batts B200 Per Day 1 1 Ill 4 lthe it iiii 4 t-- It ttthttt 1 i I '2 I' i' i 0 4 4 4 (11 I 1- 1 I it Boxier Returns' From Firming ham here lie Amsted Irokote4 Ed Baxter general r'ouriel of Southrrn taltroads atcompanied hs private Sotto tk 0 Adderaon ro turned at night Nom PirttiUiItnm whee 1r Baxter went to algue the CtIfie of tho Interstate Commereo Commitaion vs the Southern Railway and amt Of the InttrStatt Colneree 01111111Sen Vttl the Southern Itativay et al The tirnt rase Involved Tates on all rlasOtt I rtnt Chattanooga to lbodmnnt Ala rob ntive to Anntrton Ala Tlw erond ratto t1t1 tho rtItPti on all from Now and Eattirit polnlq to Piedmont Ala nst related to Anniaton The rtuos were argued ledre Judge Bruce Tuesday and Wedm sdav 1 he FUlt is brought at tho Instance of Plod moot morohants who clatin that merehanta or Annloon wore Ftt111e a better rate on a haul ON A- ST CLAR VILLE TENN i MICHEL'S ElliOPEAN HOTEL 'Clarksville Team NCNVIT inkCillird and Orstelass eve' respret Special attention oak the traveling pukLie MICHEL Prone I9 1 Vr :1: I 1 l0)1 l' ')tr1 I if Ir sti4 rti tY I 1 i '1 5'A 1 C' l'i' ii 1 111 '7-11 a 1114 LS 10i Om 11 A 7 0i -N1 --17777cI1 '''-0 1-' -'s 11 Ifi -1 i ti 1 2--'-- 7 pi ty i 7 17:: 7d 1 i i 4 lz e''A 't fl' 1 4 1 4 14 4'4-- r'111 14- tt 11 ri to -0 ri v41-0 i-1 1 1-1 ----L- t1-1' i ----44t- e- 4 -----Ct-i 4 --r "e' i -LAtli rili --vf) 4q7--1 '1T 1 1 'i' 'lc 't '721 ')'''' mr- ile-ii )' i o-) rj io---- -----I i )0 --1i i' I les c' I 4 '1' 'z-t''H ii 1 ''cwkt-7: isii' )5' T4 z- ii 'kt-- t'1'')''--'1''' n''-'-V' 1' Iri Sy fvi s'-i tt )5 1 T- 1 I triti()re 101411 11111 tor Ineorni)rittlin NtarIt )--A ruz was hvld bore this afb rnoon ifr the toiritvo of ithloking or jot 'tug a bill (if av nr I v(111 for the In'v corpolttiot if 1 Tbo a let14by (wo 11- 1001 by Er rion itTid iiiffltiia ly Anolh: it III taw I) invitt ill ho to wh to-ii for tile luirviie (if lilt! GALLATIN TENN 4 7) 4 --44i 14 1 1 ti)1: trA 2 -4401-11 i 11Hi tf 4 i 1 A i 4 4 i i i i i 1 1 Epidemic of Pneumcnin LEISBURG 'Mareb Pneumonia is raging throughout the 130111r1 community Quite a largo number of cases are reported The school at that place bits ouopended for three weeks' THE TOOESDALLL A IL Orman Manager Hate $2 Per Days Sample lemma Pree cruir LE I till TENS' STILWELL 110CSE A STILWELL Prop A Morritt Clerk test Accommodation Rotes 2 Pei Ony Mrs Crag has returned from New York and will be pleased to see her fornvr patrons zooms No 222 1-2 North Summer street rnh23 tu th sudt Wall Daunt A Frank Co fen vfl papnr 6c A Frank Co :11 v-: 1 7 i 2 1 1 1r-' 0 ''11 I trie' General Freiglit Agetit littoz nounees Meterni E1TPeill7C ARCI Vie ohnngt'A Lave i annonneo1 1x urtn1 It KnoV 45 Nahvill Chat'11) Low Ole live Am '1 he owitiou of I nr111 rrrWit l'adu an A' Mmplits flk iHra titolkhl tt8 rtoforo 111' 1)10601 Ir Ageitt will tport nftir that aate tn 1 11 Tumor Coymo Hal Ag Mev 1iters or tit trail in aml 1k'h 1 rrttory Thvf 1)viAmn N'Ight Ago nt I I 11 1210i3O41 1enrra Ageot at Ft t11(eols It NVoite uho row oft on leave or ihnre on Inn ()Ufa of lt 1rgition of Travt ling Frt ight Agra ot 'ark soli Is nhohstitl 1sW411 rrn r- Itng Ate ot nt CON) IL iis vt in' jy the I i'st1 nIni no tw made the orttre PETERSBURG TENN fe21 tothuratl3Ct Wall paper 6c A Frank Co tuthusatt Wall paper Sc A Frank Co tuthuratM Co In SMELL MOO IDIOIDIITONPrOlf "Travelers Howe" sus() Per Dar I i It ritl ille KN)XVIIIE mar HON' 1Z Atiroe It it tio tots for lox yt 14 or the Firtt or Ity totiht tctittilc1 hi ri r4a: ceiv1 a trritihie (-Ail to Ito leatting" nap-Choi it tit t'larkityttio 'Ft nit tit NW Hit It 1c ci wino th Chnrily tt N11-11h l'entotwo Dr tatito ut Ittlit city froin liyut hiong Nit Ite)rrnetitiattr Smith lel AlFXAN1)111 Ntrreh IHrrsenlati niith ht Coutty alui UI Illt Natx itiv Saturtty so? is rulv ho arc IS1 PLIC( 11 11 ti(w intik It Lt Iho I iitt tir tit 1 IunA tilitk Ala t-trt't llone )--Tho 1Otti i I hito of ttlIK Ida0v was talro t1 last Flat ribut II Th cr'glii tho tiro In unknown ton it 14 nutiviit it it tight 110! flit en they Lift con- Iderable fire ykoterday Akten motivot wult out pliterutty vileu INCUVUI Vt tti 011 Van Po Per rxe A Frank Co tc21 tothuaat36t I 4111 )ti A tut I 1flIt It tix i u1rt1 crI! 1 rppct 1ti otiLtli 1 htru 1 0 -'!) iktvo Ill Itittsz tte't no pi 11 sph )ru 1111N () I 1'011- 1114 rit kr1 Ft111 stIA 1 4fPt 1w It th nILi rtitir 0 vp It II 1 ou I i'lIF I IIIIOII I Im "hmu I 0 1 ii ti 1 Iitisz o' i no I stv Ill lot I 14) 1 pi sih 1 1 "VI l'e '1 1104 riliol wii Linillnt to) el to SIIA It tIIIIWt i)w II ot the vInch iai tall to it rtititt htvo it tit 1 for 'Ito to ottLot vhot attive III titintt ne Vim: i pi 1 itlitm Ir tit ri il hi rt km aid ItImil Fett 1' el I SIIA It "I I Venezuelan Monument to American Heroes MILAN wor nicnN' Acsvic noTEL tinten :42 Per Dor Proprietor 111 DROWN 5e wall TANI' A Frank Co fe21 tuthuatGt I I' roll 'tit Inntile sA r's'NA I cut lho tr )11)) 1) 41 tvh ttt1 )11)) 41 11 IPtItie IIII Mitg1heI II 111141104 1)11 NI)t VIAlItiiy I II 111 ret la IS III 1 1 1 'on i i-t (3:11) 13 ti (11111t it the WI di 1114 tl ety I I I It Ihtt1 tr TH (itl1 raltme rlTin! 111 Ill tho two (Ir "I'I IZIA 1 Ifsirmttt111 4tIllt II 74' 'Irriteliorl' 01))))I)1 14) I 11)I Alia ))011q)v to IV 1 LI l'il 1) '1r ''9 --1)t)e) Int )--Th 1- l'n' l''' l'e V)r)1))))11 i'lmutv lecre Ihst tite NA)11 1111 e)))11-1 iv' t''''' cr :1" I "11" 9'1)' -th ii Lev)) I)u)g Ai I fg T))1P) v011 13 lo 'pal mud 001141411) of pc11- Lttletitil Lel 411 111poltalit ulkotlug ot the Institute Imp pi bul mpu cilvt IPL Irs 1 i4111 14VA 11 ki11 La I lalLttiLlii kn 111 ilkilltILLILS (1 1111Itt I the I reetmed mt hi the titritll Iet 1 IIIL till 14111:11 hor htv ard ttont ter the fee Jo i4tla and copet141 rc wall paper A Frarlk Co tat tuthuaatIfit 'Fhb antiful brot zo column Wilt drliented lent month at Puerto (abello i Vcnezdck to homy 'rho Inc wry of the ten American hmroes who were allot by iirI tif Ow I alluro or the Ntin nda expolition of ISM to bell) the Veroznoinnt lbc column reel440u a granite pedoptal and in crOiVned IN a 'pr I agi Btu JettrF the nato 0 the mcn Miatit (beat-me 4 (rf Unite41 and Vcnozu la the CID tea 1844 -109 aim bronze laurel WIffit1 0--0 6-0-410 -0-040-11 00 reg "-------0 -0-4- a a-44w- 0-a a -44-sa PI IA411 TENN A1itING1014 Writ hie Public Sqoure tOlINI'Llt Proprietor Rates If ZOO Pet Day notes ipzuto ret unye 5r' paper A Frank Co fen tuthusat36t wall paper A Frank Cu te21 tuthusat361 tu tL usut361 it AMMO EquIpment fey transre rting the Thirty firth M111jgan was str(itly Oit pittee'd in Augusta by th Nashvilie Chattanooga A a by It as II i I i a a ta 0 a A i I I 1 4 1 I 1 I 1 I 'L 1 41 4 0- I.