The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 16

I TUB ASLIVILLE JULERICAls1 SUNPAY JUN' E' 13 1909 4 0161011 Atir Ilbensmattommattalwanot OBITUARY JUVENILES IN FLORAL PARADE ASSOCIATION Is ORGANIZED Assl AIR RIDE FOR MRSLONGWORTH Suggestions for Sunday Dinner 71 glil Housekeaperse Club Exposition Proves Success Funeral of Miss Crockett The funeral of Mt' Catherine Bell Crockett who tiled Thursday night at Philadelphia will be conducted this morning from the residence of her brother 1 Vatilx Crockett at Vault Lane near the Franklin turnpike The services will be by Rev tVilliam Anderson The remains arrived in the city last night and ere now resting at her brothers home Interment will be made at Mt Olivet Funeral of Edward Wohltarth The funeral of Edward' Wohlfarth aged 51 years who died Friday afternoon as the result of a fall on the Fifth-avenue pavement will be con- ducted thia morning front the realdence Of his sister Mrs Samuel Etter 1718 Jefferson street Tile services will be by Rev Vorbers followed by Interment at Mt Olivet The members of the German Relief Society will meet at their helltitii Third avenue North to attend the 'funeral in a body For Further Improvement of the Cumberland NEARLY TWO HUNDRED ATTEND CEREMONIES For lu NEARL1 President's Daughter Wants to Go Ballooning AERONAUT FORBES SAYS HE'LL BE HER ESCORT Strawberry Chocolate Vanilla' Tutti Frutti and Mixed Nut Creams Orange Pineapple and Lemon Sherbet Delivered to all parts of the city Guaranteed under Tennessee Pure Food and Drug Act of April 9th 1907 Serial No 5 Dorider Sidebottom Phones Islain 428 and 1936 FAIR LADIES PLEASED WITH FINANCIAL RESULTS I ss rt 1) '4 1 1 11 lA I- ont'sY I 91? 11 1 i'' :1 4 tiot "9 kd ki sc rf 1 At the Formal Opening of Lock No 3 on the Upper Is Made on the Steamer Henry eating Addresses Delivered At the On the on the voting I She Has Promised to Coax Consent Out of Her Tale of His Recent Trip Excites the Lady's Am- bitIon to Do Likewise Exhibitors Satisfied With Widespread 1 Advertising of Weather Not a Serious Handicap to the Booths ow i McIntyre's Face Preparatio11 (1rs Ma Lucinda Keller e4peetet Dimputeri to The Amer lean Tenn June who Tenn a few miles from this place died yesterday after an illness of several months Deceased was the widow of Prank Keller She Is survived by throe children Charles Keller of Nashville Lane Keller of Texas and Mrs t4impson who lives near here Mrs Keller was a sister of Joe Ayers of Nashville Robert Ayers of this place and Mrs James Stophena of Haley She was a devout Christian being a Member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church The interment took place at the family burial grounds at Haley mit 4 i tz Will Remove Freckles Brown Spots Blackheads and Pimples leaving the skin as soft and smooth as when you were a child It is guaranteed to be free from Lead Zinc or Arsenic HAIM DRESSING AND MAN 703 Church Street Will Remove Freckles Brown Spots Blackheads and Pimp i les leaving the skin as soft and smooth as when you were a child gh 44o on It is guaranteed to be free vt 5: from Lead Zinc or Arsenic It 1 -7 Z' e's 1 ''L'' HAIK DRESSING AND MAN tk cl I 1--: is'i 0- k34 1 i i :1 703 Church Street 40" 1 IP 6 1 I MISS MARGARET ILLINGTON actreme wife of Danfel Frohman who is now at Reno Nev awaiting a decree of divorce John McKinney Jackson EPilot itimpo it to Tho Amerieu JACKSON Tenn June NieKinneY President of the First Nation' Bank and a prominent citizen died at hitt home on Main atrent this city this morning at 8 o'clock of kidney and heart trouble lie was SO Nom13 of age and leaves a widow one dengWor and three sons lie came from itolivar Tenn here about welve year ago having lived most of hi life in tiardernH County The funeral will take place Stinddy afternoon interment being at Itiverside Cemotery NEW YORK June Repreeentative Longworth does not object too strongly Mrs Aliee Roosreelt Longworth will take her first balloon ascension vith A llolland Forbes in the New York from Can Urt a few days after the Wright' home celebration which takes place In Dayton on June 17 and 18 Mr Forbes WaM in the receiving line at the reception of the W'rightsdn the CosMopo 'Ran In Washington on last Thursday and Mrs Longworth was a guest When Introduced to Mr Forbes she NMI informed he had just came out of the clouds after winning the trophy in the champlonehip balloon race from IntilanapMts Ile toid the story of his trip of thirty-five hours which recently brought him and Mr Harmon to Corinth Miss epicing his tale with that hair-raising incident when riflemen of Tennessee fired at the balloon in the belief that it was huge bird mre Longworth was engrossed "That's he exclaimed "I wish I could go on a trip" "You can" said the gallant Mr Forbes 'My balloon is always at your disposal You can go any time you wish I'll be charmed to be the pilot" "But you know I have a husband who always objects to any little things like these I would like to do" objected 'Aim Longworth "I wanted to go up shortly after my brother Teddy went up but that husband of mine would not let me" The upshot of the conversation was that Mrs IAmgworth finally arranged with Mr Forbes that if Representative Longworth did not object too seriously she would take a trip in the New York immediately after the Wright celebration at Dayton whieh Forbes will attend' Delivered Same Day Ordered Mrs Maria Jonesboro AS pedal Dtqpottett to The Aonerimn JONEsBOito Tftrins June 12--Mrs Maria Dosser Siernons aged 84 years died at her residence in Jonesboro today She wao belovon by all who knew her and had always exerted an influence) for good in the community in which she lived She le survived by six children Slemons of Orlando Fia I) Slemone of Butte Mont Miss Alice SIP 'MIMI of Jonesboro It Siernons of ontothoro anti Dr A Slemons of Kensee Hy ADDITIONAL SOtIETY Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity Give Successful Dance The Phi Kappa PM chapter house was the aceno of a successful fraternity dance given last evening Mr and Mrs Hoy Basco(' were the Chaperoneg for the following st nests: Misses Louise Bennett Mary Demoville Hill Mary Ransom Janet Reid Bessie Turner Margaret Hoyle Jessie Smith Pattie Calhoun Fannie Bennie Jennie Worke Reba Osborne and her guest Miss Louise Brown Lena Cummins Clara Harrison and (insole Dodd allI r1111 4 mit sm Itri 47 4 -it- 51 's-N tl 1 i I itiftiat IkE 1iare aq of'VISION I VA jk 4 tr I 1 1 SION I loNEAR 't VI 1 -4 frY Mrs Marshall Somerville 91 Rperiol Diepatch to The Aniericsa SHELBYVILLE Tenn June Mrs Caroline Marshal died at the home of her daughter in sornerville Ga yesterday aged 83 years and the remains reaching- here this morning were alter services conducted at the Methodist Episcopal Church South by Dr Jo Erwin interred at Willow Mount She WEtn the widow of Ntosed Marshal who died some time ago at the age of 90 years At 11 o'clock last night Gaston 's band at the Housekeepers Club exposition in the Coliseum of Glendale Park played "Home Sweet Home" and the week of gaiety was over The rignt eiue of the ledger will show a goodly sum above expenses which will go to increase tee gum tor the building of a magnincent club house for women Iii Nainivide which it is propoeed to zurMatt luxuriously and equip in a modern manner tor culture and entertainment The week IN1Lti marred by two storms one lust NVedneetlay which put tile exposition practically out of business and mother yesterday afternoon which serivusly ieteriered witn the attendance last night Not withetanding these two days ot inclemency the enterprise was a success and those In charge of it are much gratified over the financlul results There were forty-three booths in the Coliseum bo many people visited the lair during the week the exhioitors received mine than enough advertising to reimburse them for all expenses in establishing teeu booths so that they too are eatiseed particularly as their exhibits were productive or meny bSlt5 Of the erticles and commodities on exhibition BEAUTIFUL FLORAL PARADE Juveniles held the center of the 'gage yetiterday although the Elks were suppomed to as It was Elks' Day In the lieral parade were twelve doll buggies beautifully decorated They were trundled by Alary Lee Culbert Marion Alexander Alary Frances Morton Edlih NVright Nancy INianier Helen Laird Annie Tennison Gladys Mitcheii IMartlia Brown Eninha Brown and Mary Landis There were rive prizes in the floral 11 rode for the most beautifully Oecutated doll carriage Helen Build won the lire prize an enamel pill A hand-painted parasol was the SeCOMI prize It went to Lnima Brown The third prize a box of (study went to Mallon Alexander A seirt ring was given Altir1011 'AMUR for the fourth prize and Gladys Alitcheli was given a box of candy for the tifth prize The participants in the bicycle parade were Kathrina Overall Annie May Underwood Sarah Shannon Reba Stevens Stetson Smith Lou TVIM114011 Laura File LUntilit File Arris Colley Ivo McAllister Carroll Jones and Roger Smith A ball bat and glove were given Stetson Smith as the first prize The eecond prize a printing press was awarded Arne Colley Roger Smith was given and Lou Tennison fifty cents Os consolation prizes JUVENILE EQUESTRIENNES Many gaily caparisoned ponlee were entered in the pony mhow The Marshal lif the show were Robert Landis Hoard Bodensch and Lawrence Hersig hey were not permitted to compete with the I (intestates' Of whom there were ten as follows: Ewing Smith Edwin Daley Marshal Derryberry Marehal Chalie Fred Clete Richard Frank E(PA'a Jemea Hersig Wm Dillon Hoy Stein A bridle was presented to Ewing kimith as the firet prize for the handsomest tune-out Marshal Derryberry got a knife for the tiecend hest and Edwin Dailey was given a third prize for consolation as he so nearly equalled the other two winners Mrs Robert Nichol was Chairman of the Committee on Awards I nthe pony show tier aesistante were Airs Malcolm 11 Patterson Mrs Benton AleMillin and Aire NV Foster The Chairman of the Committee of Awards In the floral parades NV ft Mrs John Landix She was assisted by Mrs Hughes Worke Mrs Arthur Cooney Mrs Shannon Mrs Irving Airs NV Smith Mrs 1' Bonner and Mrs Crawford The great sureess of the fair has heen due to the emnbieed efforts of niH people but particularly of Mrs Walker Edwards acting President of the liousekeepers' Club and Chairman of the General Committee of the exposition Mrs Robert Nichol Secretary of the club and Jere Tobin general manager of the Mg show and all of the side shows The 'tidiest fairly stormed Mr Tobin with thanks for his good work but he modestly smiled and said -No no the credit beiongs to you" 'WITHOUT LINES THE LEMS WENNING Emma Hi Haman Trezevant Specie Mepatch to The Awrican THEZEVANT Tenn June 12---Emma het little child of Dr and Mrs AV lillimman of this city died Mnct was buried in the Trezevant burying ground today Rev Skinner pastor of the Rockland Baptist Church in Nashville preached he funeral Manufacturing Optician 221 Fifth Ave Tel Main 2048 Watt Swink Gibson County Mrs A Manney of MK West End avenue returned home yeaterday from Itturfreesboro after a two visit to relatives accompanied by Miss Ada-line Manney Miss Neina Buffington Of Blown street will leave Fridaz for Cleveland where she will he the guest of Mrs Hubert Stone Before her return home she will visit Cincinnati Niagara Fails and Buffalo Bryan and daughter MIA Marie Bryan Mimi Lucile Campbell and Laurence Campbell returned Friday night from Fox Bluff Mr and Mrs Riddle left Friday for their aummer home at BidgetoP where they will apend the summer Mrs Miller Monti item haft returned froin Birmingham after a delightful visit to her stetter Mrs A A Adams The musical programme whieh will be given at the Flag Day celebration at the Golf and Country Club Monday when Mrs A Shook entertains the members of Cumberland Chapter will be an enjoyable feature of the entertainment Among the numbers will be a duet by Mrs McConnico anti Addine Campbell: other selections will be given by Mrs Josephine Dvans Mrs Forrest Fltbing Stearns K1 Miss Addine Campbell and Guy MtCullom Nrrint Diwatch to The Americas TRENTON Tenn Juno 12--NValt vink of tho Twenty-third District died yesterday from a stroke of paralysis received several day! a go was 7it years old and a member of Salem Methodist Episcopal Church He leaves a widow and several children As the result's of the arguments of the necessity of ''getting busy" in the Interests of the further development of the Cumberland River which were advanced by the speakers on the "River Night" excursion of the Board of Trade Yesterday the Cumberland River Improvement Association was organized as the steamer Harley neared the Nvhart on the homeward journey last night Fifty members announced their willingnese to join such ati or ganization and eubscribed $5 and the annual dues The names secured are to be the nuefeus of an organization of over 200 etrong whose initiatory fees are to be tied in conducting a campaign 'before the net Congress to be-cure the $3000000 appropriation which has been recommended by the various offieials and committees through whom the proposed improvement plans have passred One hundred and eighty-six members of the Board of Trade who were later converted into 186 boosters of the Cumberland River Improvement Association were on board the steamer Harley when it left the wharf at 1:30 yesterday afternoon on its way to Lock No 3 whose completion was the cause of the celebration On the journey to the lock the time was spent in becoming acquainted and conversational diacussion of the improvements on the Cumberland Weer The rain whicn came up (luring the afternoon did not dampen their ardor but only succeeded in driving them indoors for a short time By the time they arrived at the heat the sun was shining again When the boat arrived at its desdrat don a delegation of tifty citizens of Hendersonville headed by Mayor al Summers met the Nashville visitors Three Booster cheers led by "Ifooster" Shannon as the Secretary of the Board of Trade was known on the trip were given to Hendersonville ii Id its Mayor After a short address of welcome several informal addresses were made by A Hopkins Leland Hume Maj It Richardson and (toy It Patterson The whistle of the boat called the crowd back before the speaking' was entirely over As soon as the bolt had turned around and started on its return trip to the city President Foster called' Fill of these on 'board to the main melon lie briefly outlined the work being done on the Cumberland River stating for what purpose the trip had been taken lie then introduced Maj Richardson Chairman of the itiver Commission of the Board of Trade Maj Richardson told of the work which had been done by busineemen or Nashville a ho had takete sonai interest in the developnient Of the river and what this work had fU 'coin plished lie calif ft their attention to the great need of further and moro concentrated effort to secure additional Improvements ahicli are neeessetry to make the river navigable all of the year round He said that uompetition between railroads as it hing of the past end that the only thing vhiit tt otild regulate rules Was the river After paying a high compliment to the interest which had been shown by the Government oftleials in the improvement or the Cumberland River Maj Richardsen then Introduced Ninj Harts Engineer corps United Statee Army in charge the river improvement work for thia district 'Maj Harts referred to the present age as an Intensely ceminercial one Commerce he said depended on transportation and communiaat ion The river was proving to be an important factor in transoortation The engineer then briefly alscussed the estimated setae of the river in dollars arta rents to Nashville lie told of the recentmeniintiens which have been Ma CIO for $311)01041() to be expended on the Cumberland River lie Ousel by suggesting that the Board iif Trade and the hoeiness interests uphold the HMI' commission in its work of presenting their chilms before Congress which wise merely an egeregatain of reprei4Plitatives of the people a ho were exported to carry out the people's wishes Col Bryan who Nuts next Iii troiluced went into detail to a greater extent then I he other speakers lie shea el a ha had been a ecom plished pointing inn the fast that there NVOIlld hi lt einem of river navigable all of the yeer inunil ebove and below Nashville when the lie ks 4 5 6 and 7 between Nishville and Carthago are cornpisted vvhich will be in the fall of 1910 He ids) emphasized the nee(' of active endeavor in securing further improveTilC Ills Gov Patterson responded to the call As the the necesi Interests the Cumtv vanced b3 Night" e) Trade River lin organized the Nvhari last night their ganization annual di to be the over 200 I are to be paign 'bef( cure the has been officials nr the propoi pastted One hun of the hot converted berland lion were ley when I terday afi No 3 wht of the ec to the loci coming at discussion Cumberlar came up (1 dampen th in driving time By lock the When nation a of llentlei NI iStn visitors I tooster" of the hot the trip Laid its dress of FATTED CALF FOR PELL New Rochelle Keeps an Agreement Made With Lord Pell in 1688 After a lapse of more than 140 years arrangements have been completed here for the presentation by the people of the city of a fatted calf to the heirs of Lord Pell the original owner of the land on which New Rochelle Wands says a New Rochelle dispatch to the New York Times The presentation will rake place at the Bronx Manor House In Pronxville on Thursday June 24 which is the residence of George Pell The Mayor Common Council and other citizens of New Rochelle end the North Side Board of Trade which has arranged a jaunt through Westchester on that day will witness the presentation of the calf When Lord Pell sold the 6000 acres now comprising the city of New Rochelle to the Huguenots in 1es8 for about POO he thought that he had made such a good bargain that he threw in another 100 acres for a church on condition that the Huguenots would year thereafter present to him or his heirs or assign'' forever on St Johns Day one fatted calf" The Huguenots kept their word for many years but about a century ago allowed the custom to lapse Recently at the unveiling of a Huguenot monument at Hudson Park Mr Pell who is a direct descendant of Lord Pell met Mayor Raymond and reminded hint that the fatted calf had not been given for many years and that this year he would make a demand on New Rochelle for the calf The Mayor laid the matter before the Aldermen who decided to buy a calf and present it to Mr Pell with appropriate ceremonies for a speech amid the prolonged cheers and applause and the Booster chorus "What's the matter with Patterson?" Gov Patterson said that he was heartily in favor of any project which would be of so much benefit to the commercial interesta of Nashville and the State as the Cumberland River improvement project He paid that in addition to the development of the rivers Tennessee should also turn its attention to the subject of the roads of the State He then told of the convention which he intended to call In August At the close of Gov Patterson's address several of the members of the Board of Trade were ealled on for short addresses Among those responding were Robert Hollins William Davis anti Secretary Shannon Just as the meeting was about to adjourn it was atiggested that the organization of the Asaociation as suggested by Mai Richardson should be taken up at once instead of vatting until a future date Thin was done with the result that over fifty agreed to subscribe Among those on board the excursion were: Fitch Kinson Simon Shannon Walker Johnson Nashville Sellitu CompanY mailer' Lowenthal Llti Lowenthal Rhea Hunt Park Marshall Judge Anderson Penny Charles DeZevallos Eugene Nichols Boykin Turner Hendricks Kirkpatrick A Ti Gusnell Col Slaughter Hunt A Grundy Lucas A Win-berg Smithers Sparknutn Torn Calhoun Stidwell Hayden Dinns John em9s Atchison A Buell NOW1111 Wallace 3 McCarthy Jr Robert Fite Jr AL Clements A Itemrighouse Reeves Hunt Lowe Ti AV Branon Gore A Mills 0 Hill 'eland Rankin Ross Robert Fite Edward Reese Brown A Duck A Cartwright Niles Patton John Brown Thomas Weaver A Turrell Maj Harts Dr Lumpkin Wrenne John Bit Stith Cain Smith Fennison Kirk Rankin Cl Simpson Edward Buford Haynem Fadden Richatrison IL Name Albert Rothschild A Goodman Hill Roy Nowlin Murdock Garrabrant Clark A IL Myers A Dougherty Dr Miller Charles Wetterman Harold Scott Eastman Fritz A Cartwright NI Anderson A Stockwell A AV Stookwell Jr Preston Barnes It Hughes Harvey Jacobs A Nolen Goorge pot ter Foster YOOOS iloyte A Fall Trousdale William Allen Maj Weakley George ckson Maddox 0 Terrell Robert Menees Hollins Jr IL Adams flake A Stewart NI Scott Joe II Richardson Baxter Dr Hazel Padgett Dr McFarrar ''harles Levy Andrew Drufenbrock Herman Zandor A mayem Hodge If Jetton Allison Brighurst Jr A Alexander I Dozier Bryan Gov AL It Patterson Watts IL Warren A II Jones Xittlebrand Alexander kin James Palmer Leland Hume Robert Burch Foster John A Juice IL Buttorff John Berry A Riehardson liantoin Goulding Marr lienrY (leorge Price Allen Johnson A Pollard Case S' Stokes and guest 11 Davis AV Mitch-nee Donnell A Lord of Chicago and several others representing firms to whom tickets were issued In the firm names PROF FALL ADDS COURSES A NEW COMMISSION FIRM Howard Cregor Co Style of Latest Brokerage Concern A new commission and brokerage company has begun business under the Mtn name of Howard Cregor Co 'Rh offices at 307 Church street and a warehouse at 124-132 Third avenue North Eugene Howard a member of the firm was for years chief clerk of the lighting department of the Nashville Railway Light Company and now a member of the firm of Howard Metz Co a hiteets and engineers Lloyd Cregor was for a number of years with the Cummins Dennett Corn-pony a well known firm of brokers The commission business of Howard Nletz CO is taken over by the new firm iber of COM rokers oward le new Maj Albert Elmore Buried pc ego' biepatels to The American INT IINT(1011E111' A Ia June foneral of Maj Albert Elmore who dic1 lit him hnme In the country Thursday ntglit was held here today IntermPot 'wins at Greenwood Maj Elmore Witt4 One of the best known men of the olith having served as Collector of the Port of Mobile SUFFRAGETTES NOW HAVE A MONTHLY MAGAZINE tE ZINE Mrs Jas Nolen Waverly Fpda Dopatch to The Amerients WA EWA' Tenn June 18--Mrs James Nolen widow of former State Comptroller Nolen riled at her home here ar 12:20 'lnk this morning She had been In III health for several years and been to Nashyllie nurrMer of times for treatment Miring that time The remains will be inteired at Monday Mr and Mrs Barry Teitiehaum gave Unique lawn party It woek to eotnpliment their nieces Misses Helen and Dorothy Hose awl Rkhard Test lebautn The lawn represented Hn amusement park with ptpeorn and peanut booths and a miniature merry-go-round Fortunes were told from gypsy tents Among the guests not ineluding the honorees were: Misses Agnes Adoltolorp Mae Bell Abrams Irma Rose Lebeek Carrie and Maurice Rieh Mahe Cohn Louise Lowenst en Carrie and TePSIO Freedman and MIAs Samuels Messrs Alfred Strauss and Rich Harold Cohn Archie Cohn I4A Lowenstein Jr A MorriS Lovema nd Dave Lowenstein Ninr YOT1K June "vote for women printed across the cover the first number of MC "American Huffragettel" the new organ of the militant Woman Eofframe Party in this country was placed on male today Five cents is the price and issues will he monthly The cover is yellow the suffragette color and carries this announcement: "For the long work day For the taxes we pay For the laws we obey "We want something to say" Mrs Sophia Imehinger Is managing editor of the paper ote for he first sett' Votram placed Ire and is yeles tills ig edi BREWER MAKES A PEACE PLEA Mr A Mrs Mike Levy will Arrive hetne Monday And will be with their per-oils Mr a na Mrs 11 Levy MO Cedar street Steven Therry New York NEW YOLK June Styen Therre who founded the Holy Name Society Of the Roman Catholic Church fl 1S54 died et his horns here today The soeiety which has for its object the diseouragemsnt of profanity has a membership of more than a million memlwrs throughout the country Albert Lawson St Louis ST LOUIS June Iawnn retired newspaper man died of enneer here tonight He WM! 64 years old tie was the founder of the Cincinnati Tribune held editodol on papers here and for yenrs was he New York correeponhnt of the Post Dispatch 0 CITY ITEMS A Mighty Fine Catch In French white hats We've just recived three cases of Faris trimmed hats finest quality typical Parisian designs We are going to sell them aL one-half price Come tottiorrOw t9 ist trislan tem at L9 it0- Supreme Court Justice Urges World-Wide Action to End Wars ATLANTIC CITY June 11--Dedaring his belief that "America is the logical nation to bring about universal peace throughout the world" United States Supreme Court Justice David Brewer speaking before the NPW JersoY Bar Association here today made a PIPA for milted action towards a world-wide peace that shall end all wars between nations "I believe that an all-wise Providence had a hand in the rise of this great courttr)A to a world power that is able to (11ctate peace' instead Of war throughout the world" be sand "With brass buttons and epaulettes he corning more plentiful with constant talk of fighting and invention Of new IN14111011f4 thin countrv must watch to prevent its people drifting into dreams of empire that ecIn IPtid only to disaster" Justtee Brewer paid a tribute to the Wonlen of the nOtioll lx110 he ROO are ever for peace and who he declared will have a great influence in warding off further wars Mrs Ganaway Near Trenvant ts'iwrifil niqratot to Thr TIZEZEVAST Tenn Jane nallawaY (Hod at her home nnrth of this city of puralyRig Mrs Gallaway WtiM the mother of 11 Gallaway of this I i 1 1 1 1 We Have Receive(' To many rine black hats We are going to sell them at $190 worth $590 Special sale garden hats at 25 cents at Itosenhel 0 TO 1 cents Mtge Stella Bich will leave loilay for I Gadsden Ala- to attend the wedding of Miss Stella ftelth and Jelin Taden which I will take dace June 23 Mist Rich will be the guest of the bridtteeleet who has many friends here hewing a tended actin' ti-1 At Itelmail Colleae IA itiong others will pp from here fo the wedding ere: Mr and Mrs Skim Berger and Miss Kat Kleiman BECOMES A SOLDIER'S BRIDE Daughter of Mrs Donald McLean Weds Lieut Gardner NEV YCIRKTune Deb Garclner of the Eleventh Cavalry United States Army and Miss Rebekah McLean daughter of Mre Donald Me-Lean former Prealdent of the Daughters (lc the Revolution were married at the McLean reshlenrte in New York this evening Monsignor Lavelle recr tor of St Patrick's Cathedral officiated 'Lieut and Mrs Gardner will make their home at eAt Point where the Lieutenant Is lecturing on law v---- NEGRO SHOT THROUGH LUNG In a quarrel between two negroett In Wanda alley neer seventh avenue North last night Joe lintyliff was shot once In the left lung and seriously wouilatiia by Sara Ilatettett Ratellff WtiFt picked up hy the police and Pent to the City HospliaL natchett made his escape through the alley The police are looking for him It Is said that the trouble was over a negro woman You Have Ifere A great chance to buy a hit-grade trimmed biaok hat at your ovtn price We are having a great nigh in our trimmed hat department We are belling Paris London and New York genuine modeitt at sacrifice at Itosenheim's -grade i(entligsremoei 4 I I I fi Wegeonema I SUPREME LODGE OF CHOOSES ITS OFFICERS MRS TAFT RECOVERS SLOWLY Worry Over White House Responsibilitie Retards Restoration to Health WASIIINftION June Taft the wife of tho President who suffered a severe nervous elapse several weeks ngo does not Improve As rapidly as her friends could wish She still remn In her roem and her case is proving more stubborn than WitS at first expected Taft has been urged to give up 'Washington and go away for the season 'elthout delay but she does not ttt ish to do so Worry over her responsibilities as head of the ite House when She is not to give them porsonal attention is said to be the chief reason why her recuperation is slow her recuperation I's slow DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES afternoon at 3:15 o'clock June 14 Its's at his residence corner Little and Burbank streets Lirand View Heights Clay Monroe Clemente aged 7a years kuneral from the residence as above this (Sunday) afternoon at o'clock June Seryices conducted by itev Reid and Rev John Wee Remains will he pitLed in vault at Mt Olivet Cemetery The fultuaing gentlemen are requested to Nerve as pantcarers Honorary-10m Logan Prof Wright Hen Tanksley Harwood Sam Hess and A Brown Clements Clements Jr jM Clemente Clements Viison and Henry Burk Carriages from 1Viliterson Company at midnight June 111 90 at the home of his parent's No toS1 Munroe street Andrew Cook aged yea re Funeral from the residence this (Sunday) afternoon June Ft at 2 o'clock Fervles tit North Nashville imptist Church at 230 O'clock conducted hy Rev A Allen assisted by Dr Bunyan Stephens Interment et Nit Olivet Tho following friends will serve as pallbearers: lionorary-John Gilliland Wells Boesch Walter Pinson A Sanders John Caldwell Active-Hugh A 'Turner Johnson A liunthrich Arthur Gilliland Waiter Reed Joseph Gilliland Carriages from Wiles Martin nt midnight June 'to Doll at Philadelphia Pti sties Catherine Hell Crockett sister of Vaulx Crockett of this city and Mrs Eleanor A Crockett of Washington The remains arrived last evening over the Louisville Nfiiii1V1110 Railroad at o'clock and were taken to the residence of her brother1 Vaulx Crockett Vitali( lane near the Franklin pike Funeral from the above residence tomorr( (Monday) morning at 9ii) o'clock Services conducted by Dr Anderson The following friends are requested to Nerve as pallbearers: LPSiie Cheek Geo (7 Norton John Hell heenio 1101 McAlister Chas Nlitcheil Gales Adams John Brown Joe It -Morgan Interment at Nit Olivet Carriages from Dorris Karsch Co afternoon June 11 19o5' at 13a o'clock Edward Vold farth aired 51 yearn Funeral from the residence of ble sister Nirs Samuel Etter No: 17IS Jefferson street this (Sunday) morning at 9:30 o'clock Services conducted by Vorherg Interment tit Mt Olivet Cemetery Currlages from Dorris Hartich CO Interment $it Mt Olivet Cemetery Currhozes from Dorris Hfir FiCh Re Co Ready to Name The price We have more than 800 high-grade tritnmed hats to $ell our price $190 worth more than 8750 They must be Pold Come and see them at Itosenheim's Stiecial to Ladles! If you want a nice fItting dress or coat 'made in the Idlest style call and PiPe Madam Dennis who is offering sPecial inducements for the month of June Laverpon Co third floor Lif 800 I our They em at 98 or and faring ith of our Business Institution Will Rave Correspondence Course Etc It was a 11110t1 (i by Prof Fall last nfght that Fall's Business College i to include in its curricultim two new courses a se hoed of on lesmanship and correspomlence course and 1111 also add a department for the education of tilos Nthing to take the civil service examination here and elsewhere 'United States uovernment 'officials nrid resentatives Of other isrge (rporat ions ha been importuning he President A I Pall for some months to add these cairses parGNIIlarlY hi Init A SOUTHERN STUDENT CONFERENCE NIAGARA FALLS Jtinf 12 The Supreme Iodge Knights of Honor tonight elerted thts following officers: stipretnp Dictator 1 Bentley New Orleans Assistant Dictator Johnston Atlanta Reporter and Treasurer Frank II Sihnor St Louis Chaplain A Hess Columbus Ky After a long debate the lodge deUldoki to change from the stop rate to level rale in its insurance polleict WIFE SLAYER SHOT TO DEATH Air t' )' 4 ik CLAREMORE Okla June 12--ME Mose ly policeman here tonight shot and killed wtre in the presence of their three children and a lew minutes litter was himself shot 'and killed by Sheriff Stephens while resisting arrest Mose ly had quarreled NV ith his wile ALEXANDER MMICHAEL SLAIN Wealthy Wealthy River Man of Pittsburg Murdered and Pobbed PITTs Fit Pa June Michael TO years old a wellkhown nrd wealthy river man left his home Ulla evening a frer supper for a tort VilOic A couple of nours latee his dead body W14 st found under a street bridge near East Pittsburg tie lind been robited of a considerable sum of 'matey and ably thrown trom the bridge as he was' mien by passersby a few tninutes after the time hc started over the brictiire in conversation with traMp-like steanger vim had evitiOntly accosted him for charity SHEVILLE June I Soul hern Student Conforonce 11e Young Women'it Christ kin Ass timi opened here on ight The re-gular rt To Our Friends and Patrons: HE time is drawing to a close on the sale of wines and whiskies and we find there has been no pro- vision mate for its sale as a medical remedy As we have supplied this line for a number of years for medical purposes we feel it is due our patrons to advise them that they may supply themselves before July 1st We have a full line of unadulterated goods that will be sold at a very great reduction the next two weeks We will be glad to have you call as early as possible and select what you like before our line is exhausted We will guarantee everything to he absolutely pure and 'suit- able for all medical purposes We have everything you wish at the best price II 5 I An introduction to Leonte Flour will prove pleasurablo to is if you appreciate quality Being made from the finest winter r'sv'heat in scrupuously clean inaehinerp it is bard to find its equal xxork of the conference which xx ill hold daily Monday sessions Or ten day 4 lifte b- i -RMITZWA CELEBRATION gin Three hundred ri l- 1' II deiegates from varims settions or thit( In the presence of a inrge audience South lire expetel the llarmitzwith celebration of Wrnest Shulman took place yesterday morning dt 4itWAY EARNINGS in the Inwhh Synagogue on Gay The earttings nr the Lfwisvill Nnsh Ftret't1 this ceremony- tlye corifesVillf 1atir0411 CO for the neriOd ending slim setk forth several of tht4 Jaao 1: with Comptroller llayderCs cam- of Jutlasim closing AS r011OWS: DeSparathe statement of estimated opurating tined tonch proclaim and spread the revenues Is tin fo Ni llows worship of the Only true GOd WAS the For first week of June DO mission of ray ancestors anti to it I Corresponding week last year subscribe my endearments On thbl my Increase I 1 rdrstoo liarnitzwah dity and ask my Ileavenly July I to latest date this ver rather to nal my icartying out this Corresponding tasi yiNtr 41767Gi the end of my la I til AI lif 41 -7i041 toiy ny ast breath exclaim till Ho- IS' 1:0 milts 1'6-lit! hrVvI: 'Hear ti israci the evPililt rig 4: miles is our (loci one tilde to all Mankind' SIIELBY'S ELECTION COMMISSION MEMPHIS Tenn June 12--Q a True Itepehlican net John t7rain Domocrat Imlay Organized the Shelby LODGE NOTICE county tionrd of Election Commis- stoners the former beirnit elected Chair- German Roliet atembers a rdl man and the hAttor Secretary Albel rerolesimi to meet at their hall No 4'S "alitY" NS Ward or trestle NE tratton may be funcrar et 'o'er deceased brother Edward a ppointed hy the St a to Boni 19 fill NN ohifa et il the vacancy WILLIAM SCILLATTElt tiecretary- DEMOVILLE DRUG COMPT CORNER CHURCH AND CHERRY NASHVILLE TENNESSEE Liberty Mills A i 1 i i' i 1 i i 1 A---- '4.