The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 16

a Vt -S I Tiu NASIEVLIALL AMBIlreiN TrarrtsDAY SEPTEMBER 23 1909 £1cEmcu TrarrtsnArt SEPTEMBER 23 1909 1 1 fri A0! Nothing cltials in cooking or heating Why Because they are constructed for service as well as for looks After using a Monogram you would have no other Stove or Range in your household Remember we are headquarters for Hardwood Mantels Tile and Hot Air Furnaces SERGI REID BACK' ON FORCE Officer Successful in Rehearing of Case IS SUSPENDED FOR A TERM OF SIXTY DAYS Brown Stoutly Opposed His Reinstatement Commissioners Howse Thomas and Hutchison Believed Dismissal Too Severe "I will explain about Kathryn Risher' cure She is four years old now When she was two months she had tetter or ecze- nria on her face It commenced t) 41111r on her cheeks 4 im and kept spread- ing till it was al most all over her i If I r't: 4 IrditoctAceR tx! had at 1 but it still kept 1101 getting worse I la tried many kinds pates of salve but it only got worse and when I would grease her poor little face die would seream I had to put the salve on and then start to walk till would quiet down I worried along in thin way till she was over one year old Then I thought I would try Ctiti cure as I had used it for myself and it bad helped me very much "I got Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment A anon as I began to use them I saw a difference bhe did not need to cry when I treated her face The Cutieura Remedies commenced right away to make it better I used several boxes of Cutfeura Ointment and used Cuticura Soap all the time and her face wan healed She is four years old now and I do not see any signs of the sores Cuticura certainly did cure her "Our little boy had tetter also Be ix nearly two I used Cuticurs Soap and Ointment for him and he was soon cured I used them right away so he didn't get am sore as Kathryn did Mrs Blanche Clintondate Pa Oct 22 1908" For more than thirty years the Cuticure Remediea have been the favorites in tens of thousands of households for the treatment of eczemas rashes itch-in gs irritations and other torturing disfiguring humors of the skin and scalp cettetten sena t2sei oakum ointment and (utleurs Resolvent 450e) or in the form of ('haeolate Coated PHIL 250 per vini of 60) S101 thmnsbont the wor14 Potter 11)rut Chem Corp bole Props 135 ColuMbus Ave Boston Mame tr-Cutirors ittott let malted free tellsill you need to Julow about Diseases of We SAm bp purl Lair SKIN-TORTURED BABIES EIIIIED Humor Kept Tiny Girl's Face Sore for Worse in Spite of Doctor's when Salves were Applied Brother Suffered from 'fetter CUTICURA'S ACTION QUICK AND EFFECTIVE NOTES OF THE STATE FAIR CONDEMNATION Is RESISTED Constitutionality of Boulevard Law Is Attacked BILL OF OFFICERS OF I MASONIC GRAND LODGE Complaint Sets Up Numerous Grounds to Sustain Contention and Asks That Mayor and City Council Be Enjoined From Farther Proceedings RAILROAD TIME TABLES New Union Station City Ticket Orrice 224 Fourth IMO North Telephone Main TA' Loaves Arrives Lonisvtiie Clnetnnatl 77ksam Louisville CnnnatI sillSam LOIIINVIlle ik 1)111 Louisville Accom'odaa1215pm irvansville Chicago lisvanavtile Chicago Fvenevillo 11-3lipm Fvaneville St LAflhia 270 Sam St Loule rveneville Birmingham Montrom re Mobilo and New Orlon ne 411Sare Filcrninrham Montiromerv Mobile and New ()cleans N'anhville Scottsville Aroommodation Nashville Hartsville Accommodation Plonm til74Sem Hookiraville A ode 10Olam tlarkeville A crom mode tton Vaahville 4 ilecatur AOrommodation 11Ptom rlohnnbta Mt Pent en I ti a Florence iThectield Tonetimbt it s74nam rlailv Inane ront Ponder" a Atone et Nacth College-street atottiolL Train eirrivine at CM rune trOrti lkst Pleasant onIT Train arrivins at 'Hid ro re end 710 tw 1strurtt eonnections from and twone WATt rdstriet Patesnewe Aft VI HAL 14179TAIN133 City Ticket sent TICKET OFFICE NION STATION BROADWAY CITY OFFICE IN MAXWELL HOUSE I 7 are SERGI REID 't sKIN I 0 RIHRED CONDEMNATION RAILROAD TIME TABLES 1 1 44111 womoun 41poo BACK' ON FORCE BABIES Euntn IS RESISTED 1 LIIIIE ea 110110GliiiriI "LUA 4 tit 4 IIIaga 0444A 4n14 4 41 Kept Tin Girl's Face Sore of er lice Offi Sucessf cer cul in umor for Worse in Spite onstitutionality Boulevard la 411 4 rltt 2)('''e''''" i 0 Ait'l 0 11 ge 1 (I 1 New Union Ptation City Ticket Rehearing of Case of Doctor's Law Is Attacked II 'is I'' Fourth ave North Telephone Main 751 ed when Salves were 04t Loaves Arrive TAO tpv1M9 Cineienati- 1710em 7-Nitam Brother Suffered from letter Louisvill Onelnnati sillSam Lollifillifie ik Cincinnati Klienin IS SUSPENDED FOR BILL OF OFFICERS OF ft I And I eat il ers Louisville Aeconeoda01215pm An Aiim irvanevn ie iff Chicago eS20a 2-06am CUTICURA'S ACTION Ir'vensvillo Chicago A TERM OF SIXTY DAYS QUICK AND EFFECTIVE MASONIC GRAND LODGE 11 -4- 4 A NO I 4 ilevnsvillo Chicago 11-34pm Fvaneville Pt Louis l'ircam 27eitam a Loulsart20em aeli-2(em Piewe- It A li levnsvMe St 1 evansv ille at Louis 165pm ts-'51a4m "I will xplain about Kathryn Risher' flirreirezhem Montgorn i ere a New Brown Stoutly Opposed His Re- cure She is four yearshold now When Complaint Sets Up Numerous Grounds obilo nd Orleans to Sustain was two FOrminwtham Montrone instatement Commissioners Howse months she had Contention and Asks That erv Mobile and New a tetter or ecze- Orleans Scottsville sletqam 67: Dismissal Too Severe 4440pm Thomas and Hutchison Be- nrut on her fee N'enhville Mayor and City Council Be Enjoined 'I a i Nl le i 14r 'V From Further Proceedings IF othing equas them Aetsemmodatine It commenced tesebvine ie Hartsville on her cheeks Areommomati a5 on Bloom tz7444ro i 'a- 2 ') and kept spread- in cooking or heating Reektraville A cid 0 45pm 1000am i ing till it was al- m- tlerksville mod all over her Neovin Arommodetten 14 Ara 111 I Why Because they VA ph I to ilecatut Ats- 'silace I had a ei4 14 rit doctor to treat it '1 eemmestie lernem 14'11ft al dA VI 1 1111 ts but It still kept I I e(a 'T raX N'' votn rehte et Mn Piestont 3: 5epm Illinnm 7a- 1 getting worse I IA are constructed for Cm 1 in hi a Florenete 111 tried many kinds -4 ''N''' Flbeetlele 'uncumbia 17 nt 4fte Sitrtim See- "Ili I of salve but it service as vv-ell as for and when I wnuld grease her poor little ntilv inot lilv ovront Pund6f 0 Atone et Nersh Conere-street 4: only got worse Trete eirriv ine at to rune fro lett reeetsent onl face alle would seream I had to put "ilk 1 looks After us ing a Train arrIviner at To re one 'PP) lel the salve on and then start to walk till 1 i leetriset eonneetinns fro Te ecumbla and would quiet down I worried along ii i 1 17 11 tenesseee rettertet Pstoetteror in this way till she was over one year I rt I Monogram you would I Wart Ira Arent- old Then I thought I would try Cuti -assIIII 1 I VI HAL City Ticket Aiwa eura as I had used it for myself I 1k to 11 71! 1 r'S tove or 1 c' have no other 411 I and it bad helped me very much 1'1 i "I got Cuticura Soap and Cuticura re 'g Ointment 'As anon ae I began to use 1 1 11 hi il te i '1: Range in your house- TICKET OFFICE I them I saw a difference bhe did not I 'f' 'MON STATIO 'fi A It need to cry when I treated her face hold Remember we The Cuticura Iternedies commenced iir 1 1 0 BROtOWA! using' right away to make it better I used I II -e ott several boxes of Cuacura Ointment and l' headquarters for CITY 0 46101 tined Cutieura Soap all the time and her 1 1 face wan healed She is four years ld lft 11 Hardwood ante Hdd Mls -i IN MAXWELL now and I do not tee BAY flignS of the 1 kil ''il'Alfr ''''6q' HOUSE Berea Cutieura certainly did cure her lit i -yew- "Our little boy had tetter also Be le nearly two I wed Cuticura Soap and er Tri -1 Tile an ot Air Fu- ---1A Ointment for him and he was soon cured ri tes 7 I used them right away t' Mrs anch il so he didn't get 1 StesargiltS4 ri 1 naces Kat i 1 ppreatoseiyA4 rvn did Ble RS I 1re iikoill tal teal I 1 Pa Oct 22 1908" 'YI I arktissesfpeatt okleo 1 i Rishel Clintonda 1 sei Otte 10 ss I For more than thirty years the Cuti- lit -it eura Remediea have been the favorites l'A eng sL -se'-' in tens of thousands of households for 'll 11 I ilott' leor A 11 the treatment of eezemas rashes itch- il 7'2 6gi I ings irritations and other torturing dis- I figung humors of the in and scalp el rl 7-3 (-1 0 7 7 7 7 riclairunk P')21 (25'-) cutl'unl it elot tor ie the rm ot I throughout work' Pottcriept 'e' 1 4 ee 41k Ind el'alit uolfetnwrdle261 pet el I of 60) fo Sold 5 I 3 A tell he ee Corp ie ole Props 135 Colurnbus Ave Boston Mame or-CutiPura Booklet mallPd free sill you need DI CD 0 kito ill Li La ra) ii Lii I Jo lokacevaboutetseasesot wesienetateasid Hoar Li ti ph go NI LIFO COLIPAIIT -n THE STOVE PEOPLE NOTES OF THE STATE FAIR t) 201 Third Ave Nashville Tenn Through a rehearing of his case yesterday morning by the Board of Police end Fire Commissioners Blebard Tteid WHS reinstated in his former position of 'olice Sergeant This reinstatement however carried with it a auspemilon of sixty days dating from the time of his first trial a few days ago The vote stood four to one in favor of Sergt Reid Those voting in favor of reinstatement were Messrs Aust Thomas 1lowse and Hutchison Mayor Brown voted against it This action was taken after Commissioner Hutchison moved that the part of the defendant's petition referring to Mayor Brown using his personal influence against him be stricken Out This was carried Before the commission took up the work of rehearing the case Mayor Brown Chairman of the cotAmission presented a number of references handed to him by Capt Steger representing Sergt Reid The Mayor said he did not think they had any bearing on the Case at all City Attorney McAlister disagreed with him and CaptStegertaaing the floor said he Submitted them simply through courtesy to Mayor Brown JUDGMENT NOT EXECUTED Following this Attorney McAlister read his opinion that there were greunds for rehearing the case that Judgment had not been executed by Sergt Reld's successor being named Mayor Brown held that the commission had no right to reopen the case and that Sergt Red' only recourse was to take the matter to the Circuit Court With Mayor Brown dissenting the four other commissioners held that the petition Of Serge Reid was correct in that the punishment affixed was too severe and ought to be mod- ified After the motion to rehear the ease c'01 ilutchleon moved that he Ito reinstated on the force at once Corn missioner Aust made another move that Sergt Reid be suspended for ixty days This Wag followed by still a nether motion by Mayor Brown that the officer be dismissed from the police foree As a cotnpromise Commissioner Hutchison moved that there he a suspension of thirty days As Mr Aust's motion Watt setonded by Commissioner Thomas ond carried the motion for a thirty days suspension was lost ThJ yestei Poi lei a rd positt Insist a Sup from days Thi of Se of re Thorr Mayo actior lintel defen Mayo linen(' Th'is Bei work Brow prese handi rep re said Ilea di torne and he At court 11: Poi read greur Judgni Sergt Mayo sion I and was Court Wit four the rect WaS itied Aft eitSt lte re Cornut rnov 1-tr Si Still a that pollee MISHIC be a Mr 1 Comm the sion Through a rehearing of his case yeterdy ntorning by the Board of sa Poll is ee ond Fire Commissioners Rich- position of 'olice rgant This re- ard Reid WHS reinstated in his former nstatement howver carried with it a suspension of sixty days dating I from the time of his liret trial a few days ys ago of Serge Reid Those voting in favor The vote stood four to one in favor of reinstatement were Me ssrs Anse Thomas wse and utchi a son Mayor Brown voted against it This action was taken after Commi esioner Hutchison moved that the part of the defendant petition referring to 's Mayor his personal In- fluence against him be stricken Out the commission took the This was carried Before li' work of rehearing the came Mayor Brown Chairman of the conemission presented a number of references handed to him by Capt Steger representing Serge Reid The Mayor bald he did not think they had any hearing on the titee at all City At- torney McAlister disagreed with him and Capt 'Steger taKine the floor said he euhntitted them simply theought courtesy to Mayor Br we JUDGMENT NOT EXECUTED his opinion that ther were Folowing tis Atorney McAlister ren nuts for rehearing the CdS that eae Judgment had not been executed by ge erge Reld's successor being named Mayor Brown held that the commis- sion had no right to reopen the ease ad that It erge eld Ps only recourse se was to take the matter to the Circuit Curt With Mayor Brown dissenting the four other commissioners held that the petition of Serge Reid was eor- rect in that the 'affixed Punishment a was too to ve re and ought to lie mod- hied Andrew Trogden Grand High Priest -of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch' Masons Of Tennessee and Eds tifd Bachman Grand Master of -the Masonic Grand Lodge of Tennessee and 'others as officers and trustees filed a bill In the Chancery Court yesterday against the Mayor and City Council of Nashville and others Colnplainants set forth the facts regarding the passage of a special act by the Legislature to authorize the building of a boulevard from the State Capitol to Church street which contemplates the condemnation of part of the property purchased by complainants for the headquarters of the Grand Lodges Complainants charke that the act of the Legielature is unconstitutional averring that one of the limitations on the Legislature is Its Inability to 1 puss a law requiring an individual or corporation to become a party to and enter into any contract It is also charged that said act is unconstitutional because it embraces more thaa one subject also because It provides that the tax of one mill shall be levied for three years it being insisted that this ties the hands of the next Legislature It le alleged that the provisions of the act would levy a tax burden for this particular purpose of $215000 when the property of the State can not reasonably cost more than $30000 or $40000 It Is also charged that it Its in violation of the provision of thb Constitution requiring taxes to be equal It is charged that the act is void because the Supreme Court has held that any enactment authorizing a municipality to levy taxes for other than corporate purposes is unauthorized and void and it is alleged to ne in violation of Section 8 of the Constitution because It applies only to the City of Nashville The city ordinance is also attacked as is the legality of of Leveral members of the Boulevard Commission to set on it Complainants pray for an Injunction to restrain defendants from taking their property under said proceedings and ask that said legislative enactment and city ordinance be declared unconstitutional and void New Foundry and "Social Out" The General Brass Tool Works tiled an nonlication for a charter yesterday The company is to have an authorized capital stock of $10000 The purpose is to operate a brass foundry and machine shop make metal castings and do general repair work John Lawrence George O'Bryan William I) Trabue Lawrence and CharlesC Trabue are the incorporators Another "social club" filed an afinlication for a charter The Demonbreun Club is the name with IL Demonbreun John flinkley IL Binkiey Duggan McDaniel Redman and Thompson Andrew Trogden Grand High Priest est of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch' Masons 'of Tennessee and Ed- aft! Bachman Grand Master of -the Masonic Grand Lodge of Tonnes- see and 'others' as fficrs and true- a tees flied bill In the Chancery Court yesterday against the Mayor and City Council of Nashville and others Com- plainants set forth the facts regarding the paseage of a special act by the Legislature to authorize the building Church street which contemplates of a boulevard from the State Capitol the condemnation of part of the prop- or erty purchased by complainants the headquarters of the Grand Lodges Complainants charee the the Legisla that act ture is unconstitutional averring that one of the limitations Legislature i I Inabiity on the law Pass a requiring an ts i ndividual to or corporation to become a party to and enter into any contract It is also charged that said act is unconstitutional because it embraces provides that the tax of one mill more thaa one subject also because i shall be levied for three years it be- ing insisted that this ties the hands of the next Legislature It la alleged that the provisions of the act would levy a tax burden for this particular purpose of $215000 when the prop- erty of the State can not reasonably cost more than $30000 or $40000 It lie also charged that it Its in violation Of the provielon of the Constitution requirin taxes to be equal It i charged that the act is void because the Supreme Court has held that any enactment authorizing a municipality to levy taxes for other than corporate purposes la unauthorized and Vold and it is alleged to ne in violation of ionof the Constitution City becaosuhse- applies I to the 1 vine city ordinance is also attacked The as is the legality of of Leveral members of the Boule vard Condssion to set on it Cog Church qt as 4th Ave Phone Slain 31Z (Corrected July 39 1909) and Hickman Pa- '81wSpru ducah St Louis con recta for Centreville 01 a ci a IfIckman Jackson Aocommoda- Con Ivey" solid train to St Louis and Hickman SOUTH AND EAST and At- tint Lottin-JacIttionville "Dtrie Flyer" Connections 01 for-all hranon lion points hies rt-Jacksonvitta "Dtxte Fiver" Solid train Pining ears end P'sst Connections (I) for Shelbyville Sparta Foeetteville Hunts villa Traey City South pats burg 180pm--Tullahoma tocommods- tion Connecta for Shelbyville Atlanta Augusta and points Car Church qt as 1Z7--1-- Lt atia Ave 16e Phone Main 317 (Corrected July 29 19014 and Hickman Pa- '814Sprs Ane du li cah St con recta for Centreville (p a a a le Hickman ltittpni ackgeon talepm-Waverly Ac oommoda- tthin Tie elver" solid train Pleenam tO St LOUIS and ickman ollift0am SOUTH AND IMAST eflitem-reeta----a and at- 30 Loele-Jacksonville lents "Dixie Flyer" Connee- tions 09 forall hranen I oeTseksonvin 'Inn points a fr a train Pininars Dixie Flyer" Solid onge end Fast Conneetione 0) for Eihellovville Sparta Foe- etteville pi a villa Tracy City South puts- Police HE Mayor dust SE II Porn HE I Mayo ins dliu lie I Po HE 1 Mayor lieved dliust I I I olico of Do lid Elloction 1 Ai LERAN011 TRAMS Exprosa 11Ifirryli AreornmotIRtion i640vm Accpmmoantion Daily exrel'It Sunday NV HUN IL A Maxwell linutol POWELL PHILLIPS A Mexwel Mums DANLEL 'MIMI Station 40pm foutol well stion To the Voters Of Nashville: Pursuant to the direction contained in an ordinancp passed by the City Council of Nashville on September lfith 1909 and approved by the Mayer on September 17th 1909 an election will be held on Rube Shields shoe race WSW a hit Yesterday afternoon he had about twenty little fellows pull of their shoes and race down the track to put them on again and come back to him The shoes became mixed up and there were lively times fur a few minutes Rube glories in these acts and has a number of similar character up his sleeve Bland 8 can romp all around the track and get home before many of them can get to the halt In a pacing race it is a pretty Safe bet to back her against the field The pretty girl exhibition is not In any one is too large to be placed Inside but it i to be found all over the grounds and is one of the most popular exhibits out there emergency hospital is located near the entrance to the Fair Grounds and is in charge of Dr McCabe It is fitted up nicely antiany average ease 'can be well cared for Dr McCabe is assisted by one of the internee every day No one as yet has made use of the hospital good health zind dearth of accidents having been in evidence all over the Grounds All of the ladies who are serving lunch are doing a splendid business and serving good lunches as well The grand stand and its vicinity are thick with lunch counters and fair feminity In charge of them Rube Shields' bo3ts' shoe race was a hit Yesterday afternoon he had about twenty little fellows pull of their Thursday Oct 14 1909 Tenn Central pit sto rpts tsjALLE SPANISH SLAY MANY MOORS Four Hundred of the Enemy Killed in Fierce Battle on the pill Coast MADRID Sept Spanish forces In Morocco were 15 uccessful Sept 20 and Sept 21 in turning Mount Ouruda and surrounding the ferocious Iteni-Sicar tribesmen The Government is today publishing broadcast accounts of many thrilling and gallant episodes of the fighting and the war fever is at high pitch The Moors showed fanatical courage but were met with a fine display of Spanish valor Near Taxdir four battalions of Spanish troops vere deployed over a front six miles long They ivere charged soddenly by 200 Arab horsemen Gen Tover perceiving that he enemy threatened to break the line sent Out a strong detachment Of chasseurs and cavalrymen to check them The two parties Met with a terrific shock At first the Moors broke but returned to the attack several times before they were finally routed leaving many dead On the field The Spanish infantry then feinted a retreat and the Moors reinforced SWPp down upor them The spanish line then about faced and tired repeated volleys point blank into the enemy putting them to flight A total of 5noo Moors too4 part in the fighting The3 lost 400 men between lawful hours under the direction and authority of the Commissioners of Election for Davidson County in all the wards of said city at the voting places selected and provided by the said Commissioners for the purpose of ascertaining the will of the qualified voters of the City of Nashville upon the' question: "Shall the City of Nashville issue 8500000 of It bonds to be used for the purpose of constructing trunk towers by the corporate authorities of the City of Nashville?" (-4 City Ticket Office ik igtrA t4 No 1 Arcade Phone Main Station foot of Broad totreet M- I fective March 14 19tai 1)epart Arrivo Nashville to Hopitinsville Nashville to itopainoville 6topin IVi'vala Accommodation 21opm Knoxville Day Express calarn iinoxvillis Night taproot' ftiloptu Monterey Shopping Trida Accommodation Clopm Lovitax Daily Wally except Sunday Through coaches between Nashville and Knoxville on day trains through k'ullman sleeper's on uleht trains TYHON A 10RIC TATUM A THEO A ituUssILAT1 (I A nr 46 6) i A 'k- 0 0 For Against TODAY IS A HOLIDAY Governor's Proclaniation Shows Unique Mistake in Dates If tho intentions of the Governor or the State are to bo 'carried out today is a State holiday and should be knotvu aH -Tennessee and Dickinson Day" A proclamation to this effect wtts Issued about two months ago It was issued at the solieltation of the management of the I'ennessee State -Fair who desired probably to adVertise the event as much as possible and secure a list Of speakers for the day lint that was hack in July and little attention WitS paid to the date It develops that the Governor proclaimed tt 8 a State holiday "ThursdaY September Today is Thursday lint it happens wit to be September for that date on the calendar is reperved for tomorrow So the real It gal ffect of goes back to the question of which takes xecodencii the day of the week or the day of the month however the matter will nOt worry Twiny peliple for verythiag is ready for -Tennessfe and Dickinson Day" at the Fair In copying the proclamation some error wits mado that caused the ambiguity in the date Most of the offices at the Capitol will close today The revenue ottlees will probably remain open but al the executive offices will bo eiosed Goy Pa I I nninn'S tIll Will probably be closed Those oill'res that Nkill not be closed In the forenoon vdI close this afternoon Since tho State 14'air has hien going on there has been little business at tho Capitol especially dur-' log 'the afternoons Intistof the ofl hits have been spending much time at the Fair Grounds Goverr If I or the day is know tray" -was tk as Iliallit Fair vertist and si dm lithe a It elitime Sorrell but it for th served effect to the donee of 110 NN HI lit thing Dick in ing th made date Most vcill el will rir execut Potter eloied eloed tif (ern( hi en 1 busine ins th tit la is at the INTERNAL REVENUE GROWTH It is providedin said ordinance that said bond shall he in the amount of live hundred thousand dollars ($500000) shall be dated January 1 A 1910 shall mature thirty years from their date and shall until maturity bear interest at the rate of 4 1-2 per cent per annum which is payable semi-annually on the first days of July and January 1 All persons favoring the issuance of said bonds shall vote "For'" and those opposed to the issutince of said bonds shall vote "Against" If a majority of the qualified voters Of theielty of Nashville voting in said election shall vote "For" then Mild bonds shall be issued but if a majority of such qualified voters vote "Against" then said bonds shall not be Issued BAUMAN City Recorder TAXICAB President Neely of the TrlSlate Fair Association which will soon give its annual exhibit at Memphis visited the Tennessee State Fair TM'S day vith a large delegation of The president evidently came to the Capital City fair in order to get a few points on fairs in general and judging from his remarks he will return withwhat he came after Ile I nformed a repiwter that theTennessee Fair was the best he had seen and NN a si especially strong in his laudatory remarks relative to the live stock Charged With Murder of Henning Lee Townsend kind Man 'Trimble colored were indicted by the grand Jury yesterday on the charge of murdering Herman ilimning the Second-avenue merchant who was mysteriously murdered several months ago This is one of the moat important cases investigated at this term of court Tom Ilarding colored was indicted on the charge of murdering Mary Harding colored There was a number of other Indictments and presentments It WAS thought that there were indictments on the charge of violating the prohibition statutes but this vlII not be made known until the accused are arrested Bills in Chancery Court Matilda Koeliein and others filed a bill in the Chancery Court yesterday against Mary Pauline and James A Koellein asking the court to authorize a sale of land for $1000 and a division of the proceeds Edward Mitchell Wed a bill against NVillie A Mitchell asking for divorce alleging that defendant deserted him A Spain administrator of George Beam deceased filed a bill against Mrs Fannie Beam and others to wind up the estate of the deceased QUICKEST-C AP ES T-BEST SERVICE TO AND FROM TRAINS CALL MAIN 200 Large Increase in Receipts Since the Close of Last Fiscal Year WASHINGTON Sept revenues of the Government from internal commerce are gaining steadily Since the close of the fiscal year on June 39 last the total receipts from Internal revenue have been $56992619 an increase of $2171521 over the corresponding period in in The total receipts from internal reVOtille during Septewber end up to and including Monday were $14S97534 an increase of $598487 over the same period in September 1909 Is EVANS IS HONORED I LEFKOVITS DEALERS 11 WROTE TO WHITE GIRL Isiegro Chauffeur at Birmingham Gets Into Serious Trouble Gen Grant bas i good right arm and it well shaken yesterday afternoon by the old Confederate soldiers who beard his address and also by many others who crowded around him One old soldier wanted to know If the General could fight as well as his lather The IIldway is great it is the same old Midway only slightly different and the old familiar cries of the spielers are like music to the ears of the novices and the olit-timers aswell It Is a great game rind it is taking in the monev at the fair this year Of course yci can go in anyvibere 0 The music by Weber's band is greatly appreciated at eviry concert The timid is undoubtedly one of the best In the country and Miss Blanche Nle'harry hits made good long ago as a 80- prano soloist H' Hides Wool Pelts Furs Feathers Ginseng Bees wax and Tallow 120 122 124 SECOND AYE Nashville Tenn LAWRENCE CO QUARANTINED No Cattle Can Be Moved into Any Other Section of the State On account: of the action of the Lawrence County Court In declining to appoint County Live Stock Inspectors artil in otherwise refusing to co-operate with the Agricultural Department hi the eradication of the Texas cattle tick an order has been 'issued by Gen John IL McDowell prohibiting' the removal of cattle from Lawrence County The orde is effective at once The feature of the notice is that no cattle can be moved from that county to (In adjoining county though the adjoining county may be under quarantine It WS 3 thought that Lawrence County cattle should not come in contact with the cattle in adjoining counties where tick eradication work is going forward The order follows: Fpecial Mpalth to The Amer-feat PlitMINGIIAM Ala Sept lie Askew colored chauffeur Is In the City jail for Avriting letters to Miss Gertrude Reed a clerk In a dry goods store Officers vith difficult -kept him clear from violence after his arrest Breach of Contract Alleged 11Fickling entered an action in the Circuit Court yesterday against 11 Benkovitz anti Char Ica A Lyerly to recover $25000 Breach of contract is the biIsis of the suit it being alleged that dcfendanOs breached a contract entered into some time ago to buy the stock of the Nashville Mill Mine Railway Supply Co Young Contractor Is Elected Secretary of Builders' Exchange With twelve 'candidates in the field Thomas Evans xvas elected Secretaiy of the Nashville Builders' Exchange to suetteed Haynes McFadden restgried at noon yesterday The election was ivartrify contested but the Vote was not made public Mr Evans is well known as a contractor and held he office of Building Inspector during tile ialtninistration Mayor Thomas Morns He is a member of the Ma sortie fraternity and ninny friends hers who regard his choice As a fortunate one for the Builders' Exchange Mr EVallS is now a candidate for a member of the Council from the Sixteenth Ward Mr AltFadden Whom be succeeds resigned a few weeks ago preparatory to removing to Atlanta Mr McFadden expects' to leave llxashville about Sept 28 He hits been Secretary of the EX-change since its organization in September DK and was one of those most Instrumental in bringing tke organization about BAND WILL LEAD THEM AU Arrangements Ready for Salesmen's Day Arrangements lsalenten's Tiny at tilf State Fair lire tIOW tinder Aay try knight of the grip In tho city Is reportell to I0 tiiking great Interost in the plans foot A paratio to ho participated in liy nilont 100 srlitssriwn is one if the hig scheltilcit for Saturday morning Every man In hilt) mill Ca 1-ry a grip nroleribeF heinie1 Iy it baltil IA Ill lila 1Ch 1111' (10A rl- il)WrI 1 laat talS I Olt-thimso ht" imani cirs for (hi fair grounds BM' All An A rrti the etty is repot-0'4 to in I he plaits 0 part 14 ipated in is one if the tr rut newt (NI ry Ill heeded through the II cusielt-thrwo cIrs 1 Cullom Ohertner Court Record CRIM I Al---Fra niTS Mitchell alias Georgia Baxter larceny months: same tittempt to commit forgcrY 6 months: Robert Williams colored larectiy i() days motion for new trial Calendar for Today 110 Ag genuine Unele Reuben vppcil bodily (flit 11 comic section mid his month opened until him jaw mils in danger or disinention W11110 the airship nil'eg wore being "run" "They chill say now that 1110E1 Can't fly by gum IIn they?" PRINTERS AND ENGRAVERS XlHE KEYSTONE TO HEALTH IS HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS High Grado Work at night Prices Wedding Invitationa and Calling Typewriter Ribbona and Carbon ripei Special Attention to OrCers "Notice is hereby given to the citizens of Lawrence County that the shipment or nuivement Of cattle front Lawrence County to any other county Of Tennessee is hereby prohibited "This order is Issued on account of the action of the voters of Law rence County who by a vote have refused to co-operate with this department in the eradication of the Texas fever tick This order will remain In force and etTect until the County Court of Lawrence County shall by election of competent' 'County Live Stock Inspectors sat- isfy this (Alice of a desire to cooperate in the eradication of the Texas fever ticks "JOHN HUGH MDOWELL 'State Live 'Stock Inspector" CR I I NAL (W Hart Frank Phillins and Kemp assault etc Susie Lee assault (7 ItillMittL false pretenses Clarence Rossey colored assault and battery: Bessie Moppins and Roland Rhodes colored assault etc Eugene Davidson colored et al assault and battery: Robert Martin and Stella Martin colored assault etc: Robert Martin colored assault etc: Mullins fraudulent breach of trust Jim posey colored assault etc Virgin needles larceny: George Herman larceny George Case larceni CHANCERY) (John Allison- State ex rel VS Provine et al Phone Main 203 311 Fifth Aye PHOTOGRANIS'' A---- 1171S IS Ot 4t tql 4 Ale t9 L014 43' i 147''-(Mt1: 101 '79'-T! -Jae THROUGH SLEEPERS TO NEW YORK Over the Louisville tit Nashville Railroad Trains leaving Nashvillesat 8:15 a or 8:30 carry electric lighted Pullman drawingroom sleepers through to New York without change For berths and tickets call city oMce 221 Fourth avenue Phone Main 714 Commercial View and Flegh light MARVIN WILES Telephones Moto 13164 owl trearSpectO Reflex Camera for Alti D2 a and Chicken' Wo Men 1 Secrets There is one man in the United States who has perhaps heard more Wt)Inen'S secrets than any other man or woman in the country These secrets are not secrets of guilt or shame but the secrets Of suffering and they have been coofided to Dr ie27 It Pierce in the hope and expectation of advice and help That few of these WOIllen have been disappointed in their ex- pectations is proved by the fact that ninety-eight per cent of t4s all women treated by Dr Pierce have been absolutely and altogether cured Such a record would be remarkable if the eases trtsited Is ere membered by hendreds only But when that record applies to the treatment of more than half-a million women in a practice of over 40 years it is phenomenal and entitles Dr Pierce to the gratitude accorded him by women as the first of specialists in the treatment of wornen's diseases Every sick woman may consult Dr Pierce by letter absolutely without charge All replies are mailed sealed in perfectly plain envelopes without sny printing or advertising whatever upon them Write without fear as with nut fee to Worlds Dispensary Medical Association Dr Pierce Prest nuflido IOUs IVIEIICE'S4 FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION ra NAT ix "Vtorcm-toll I ECt Li I tz 11JL rime it 'Weal WOIM There is one mote women country TI the secrtts ft Pierce That few of pectations is all women ti altogether Cu cases treated that record lion women and entitles I specialtsts in Every sici charge All sny printing ottt fee to V4 nuthdo lilts 11 ItAssilLessAs tt I A ')1 tiii 0 i 1 0 yl-i'l 41 0 tlationalBicyclos Many persons suffer dis tress after eating because the stomac lacks tone and strength to properly cligrst the food In Nich cases the Bitters has proven invaluable Trya bottle for jndi gestion and kindred ills HOUSE BURNS AT CENTREVILLE prekot IfPGh1L So The American CENTREVILLE Tenn Sept 22-- The residence of 1 Turner was destroyed by tire yesterday morning with aportion of the household goods The 'fire made its appearance in the sec-(ant story supposedly front a defective Th4 It WIIM it rn pa ra lye new building and VHS valued at $4000 It inatired fcr The wind Wit blowing a gale and it required heroic work i to prevent the 1111111e3 front tcadlalg A OPPAT nticOvERY tnrcli-rie tf 1 CUR FI) with vairotable I romoAleal removas all ayraptoms of aropar in 20 dtrt eo to eo dart 0034 4 porma 'lent core Trial meat tu7n1414 rye to IIIIIIPrOr: nothing tairr Tor totmotW ftnti fro trial write 1 Dr It Ortesea Sort 4 noz Atlanta 06 MARRIAGE MUSES 'Robert Haskins and Tula Arbuckle Orville Young and Marie Jones Delbert Telford and Myrtle Goodman Joseph A Hill and Isabel Houston Sam Tavel and Emma Louise Nesbitt Lee Jackson Watkins and Elsie Ilamilton Woodson and Lizzie Everett )1 Pinkerton and Florence Lee Hewitt itotocrt Ross and Susie Richardson ro ir TJY1' -1 Are the Best You Can Buy DUNCAN DORRIS church Ott iiid Sth Aro I 4 1 i a WEMNPVIMIIIVMENIFE011.