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ILLI 4 1r -11-1 11144-44 QT1 A 4:4 -rxr-rw-ek -La jirrwl 100:: tr A LECTION-IN OREGON ijQI VERY 311TISFIED PLIE -i FirstTest on liressIO'naidmizaign Some fm" ROrtant Bills That Will Fall to State 11 fries Will Gel More 0 Ilestand Letter The ttle Significance Attached to Conference To our any friends ind customers Who have visitect and patronized us on our opening days we 1' extend our sin- cere thanks and hope to see youall mT it' zALB-- rEAtn OFFICIALS LAKE PRO1SES 'TOIET HE ADOPTED UN WHAT: WRIGHT IS' AFTER often again 't DOE3 NOT -RAVE EFFECT DEAMATIST TENDED Ira NVAN'IS- I2ITOILNL TION ron 11tisrozzrz to tits groat financial Institutions ot country to form -what-would bo in flout banking trust 'which would-drivw kb small hooka partMalarly thoss la the smaller mosInmates out of business ond would laot give th small bermes? squat opportunities with ths groat borrowers ovoutually -taitaing rt I Um rates of Interest The asset currency scheme is bought to bo a doubtful 'Apartment by many thoughtful Republicans -and they urges that tho time urban lb ttnitod States national debt arilt bo paid la so far distant as to maks It at provost usnecomary to cotheidat soma substitute for securing Mr to tb count bank book' 12111111111 tho a tho to thi snout they Stated total to co GOVERN011' STARTS ron TO-MORROW TO-MORROW ca TIrtritsztax colon We shall try as always to give youth the best for the leastraouey Everything guaranteed! as i rilentOland money -cheerfully' reluided-11 not satisfactory Yours truti ti YLy A HANNA FIXES AFFAIRS IN OHIO ANNUAL'SPRING iOKE WATER RISING IN THE MINES Ern Currs Tte7 1111111116: VIVolt Etros ct- Fish- Co 111211 Union titroot' Etwobiryttaing illeyelatitiGciiolairs- -Not Guilty of Irloiating Author's Publisher Wants to Gain Possession of "The Merchant Prince of CornilaIP Proprietors of Buildinge- in New York Azzeste4 for-Turn tug Soft 4 1 pittter WASIttitgtOlt Burnt Roota 10 No- 1411 CL Vr Washisgton Jim la--The election la Oregon was the Stet test la the coming seaSreesional campalita 'The greet exPectations of signally reducing the pluralities of RePubliee didatea Thei Iron airing On'tbe pines Issue end especisny omen- the' tea tionallion that spit the Rellillaksse ot that state The turning down of illeastor Simeon and the refusal to renominate the Republisiut Governor bad created considerable 111-feeliallThat resulted la defeating- the Republica gubernatorial candidate by a itarrver inaJorillc bat lbe Republican elected both Congress- me by Increased majorities- Republietts Washington regard tb ult as especially Tbor Rsp1tcsaa at had de clared la the stringent Possible terms for expansion- The 'campaign for Congress Iron carried on during the time that the Democrats were snaking efferta laths Senate to disoover scandals la the Philippines and when they were- eltargina the army with out- sad cruelties Yet this bad as effect except to Increase the congressional candidates' satioritiea Chairman -Babcock' of the RepublkAa Congressional Campaign Committee feels esp- eially pleased Re regards the eutoosne as a iciest encouraging sign of the drift ea political 'rho point to also sated by RoPubgonna in Weshitigton that Oregon being a Facia utete and nearer tilts any states CaliS Ia and Washingtos to the Philip-phut Isianne Ms se emphaticelly eadorsed in bsa Lip" tao- at esa itr wy tad for sea so- to tad t- ttil- I- Pe- a old a az- ElP ad I Males AND ELICIN 'f sitartirrt rrALLLAIir ItaiNAGZEL PENALTY 13 A ICEAVY rINE IPORTAII MEAL REALTY CLOSED AT num womusr X11TAS ZULELSEror 4 The Mil eurrency scion" which sow aimPty provides tor mining Into subsidiary coin the silver bullion purchased-under the profl aloes ot the Vbermas act and for the coUsage of the- silver dollars into subsidiary silver id which has passed the floss will have to Watt Until the hext session for action What its tato will be in the Senate then lions tan toll Although the House passed a very ex cohort linellaration law and the Senate Immioration Committee desires to have some Ines-bitten for reatricting immigration -enacted It is evident that there is so much else to be doss before the sessios ends that tido quote-Doe will have to go over until December The ain for enlarging the powers of the Interstate Commerce Commission is another measure that has absolutely so show Senator Lodes's- pun for reorgaelsing the conula service and that of Representative Adams of Pennsylvania which has the some Purpose to view have an chance of being con-eiders and next session will goo them lull as little advanced Neither plan is voyager In Congress and the Adana plan is regarded by lawyers as being absolutely unoonstitu canal Legislation As to canal leglilatlon the outlook becomes daily more favorable to a compromise providing 'for the porchese of the Pan ama route if the title Is clean and the compation of that canal or lit the event of the Psalm canal being unobtainable because of a cloudy title 'tor the construction of a canal along the Nicaragua route Tho debate to the Senate bee eMphasised this The PI7 tho al atone ot tit sad 'a watt -1 Its ta toll cello grotto butes ft la dose Us The 1 Inter' coast ator 1 solar Adam PurPo aldore as HI In Co by Is dotal Aa 1 daily oldies it tht that canal title Um at i34111111" Washington Blues Rootu 20 No1427 at- Washington June 10-Gosr State Treasurer Polk an Comotroller King are very -iprell satisfied with their interview with Southern Railway facials and feel sure that ter will' shortly be an ample supply: of cars' for the state mine tk- no Govairsor' Treisurer and Comptroller will see the Cabinet members of the War Claims Commission late this Afternoon to tonsider 'Tennessee's claim They expect to be able to return to Ten 111111M to-suorrow or EtannsP Washington tilorealaw I Wilkesbarre Pa Juno 10--la the sane of President klitchell from strike headquarters to-day there was a dearth of news frost the miners' side Not much significance Is placed cm bis visit to Commissioner Wright it being generally believed that be west to the metropolis mertly to give the Labor CfMI111111101144 some inside infornaatioa for the benefit of Presideut fl000evelt- The naning superinteadents la this vat ley said to-day there wee ao bongo la the conditions at their oiler's Water I slowly accumulating In mairt of the mines throughout the entire region" Notwithstanding reports to the tentrary I stated an authority that the mines are not in as good -condition as the? were when tbe strike of the engineers 'remelt and pumpmen began About twety-five men who wore engaged in fighting fire at the Jessey mine of the Delaware lackawana it Western Co deserted their posts This is said to be a serious for the company 'which Is short of men The state Demoratio Ifeadquarters 'have assumed an appearancil'of activity that kin be maintained undeu increasing pressure for several months to come Thos Cerrell appoinmt 'Monday by Chairman Thompson to be Secret ty of tbo commit tee reached here this morning mut at oats west to work Mr Carroll has beenClork sing Master of Chester County tor some time sad is an active bustling Democrat who comes bightly irecommended The grst effort to be made is to get la toM4 numicatiou with the count' chairmen sod get accurate lists of every county Exec tive Committee in the state Chairman Thompson has the Woritivell under way Joe Oliver of ClarksVille Is at the Tu lane Homer! of Chattanooga to atthe Tulane 1 Howard of Jacksiii Is at the 'Mane of MenOttla Is at the Thiene oitt John Ifeblett ot Ctinevtlis le at the Tulsa 4 Ilpecial to the llanase Huntsville Ala June lm-portant deal In realty was tioeed yesterday ilvbea IL Everett purchased plot of '-ground at the corner of Washingtoa and Clinton streets In the heart of the Mr- from the Pol estate Mr Everett 'will eriact a handoome business block three stories high He 'is trying to arrare with the Elks to have their home building and if this can be do floor will be built to their third foot wIll consist of Baralloirod Assam's Miff? Johnson a young wonma Os 'ployed as a house girl In the home of James Lacey la Weet Hutavtfls suicided yesterday by- swallowing oramsta Ohs died to a short tints attar taking the versa Bills ran- Ths' present Cottgrese will bolero ao ono can as yet say viten It will adJournrliave 'enacted mazy Important legislanes- measures but It win lutes tailed to pass oeveral- bills that bans been most urgently advocated and whieh at the beginning of the session seemed traits likely to be passed Notable among these tbe Fowler bill with Its previsions for brunet banks and tor asset currency Branch banks are tar from popular- because of the seems to be lammaing-7that they would glee opportunity li 8- te et- ed lth lost pa- he Ity Spada! Cable to the Banner Parte June 10--Rostand's letter to tb Tenips which is being given the greatest' publicity here has not made qu4e the effect the dramatist Intended Numbers of literary people interested In tbe ease baying become familiar with the details of the-Chicago judgment consider the alp pant tone adopted by the dramatist un-- -suited te the peculiar phase the scandal bas taken Noverthelem the whole ert soda bass furnished what the French comic papal eall "Paris' annual spring joke" Wants st IL-Vasquelle Roitandli publisher said -this morning that bh wUuld be grateful it 110me--Chleagoan would send 'blur copy -of "The Merchant -Print of which be wants to bays -translated In so-ceramics with the demand of tbe dramatist "whe 'wants to see bat the far West literature- is like" French critics consider that one of the most Important points of the case is whether Samuel Eberly Gross' work 'was ever-really offered at the Saint Martin Theatre In Paris The Ban- Der correspondent went to the theatre this morning where he was told that there was not the alightost proof that The Merchant Prince of Cornville" ever traveled so far from home Nobody remembered it Nobody believed it bad ever been seen there "I don't believe Gross ever beard of the 'existence of the Ports Saint Martin The "atre until ''yrano de tergerae' was produeed here said one of the Metals Nett big In Charges-Senator Kansa sass that be saw awn lassie CAmmissicuter Garfield wbo said there was nothing lathe charges Informally made by Representative Burton against Caseload officeholders and that Collector of Custorni Leach of Cleveland who is here saw Gardeld-who Is satiated Senator 'Immo also ears be also saw the Preeldent mid explained to hint bow petty the charges are and that the President will base nothing to do with them Collector Latch says be- saw Commissionor Gardeld who says he has been guilty of no 'violation of the civil service rules woc41111 1 J11 to w9c 4110 I 04 SI7S2CING SOFT COAL 1M1MOPMS poison No cause is asaigned 'lot the Barn Burned A big barn out the farm of Clarendon Dwria five miles from the 'destroyed by fire yesterday- Two building 'was flied with feed and implements end the less Is at $3500 sureties 81400 Office Building Proprietor to Be Prosecuted New York Juno 10--Assistant Corpoistics Counsel Cosby is proceeding against about forty office buildings lit this city under the ordinance forbidding the use of oat coal The Penalty is $50 for elicit violation and where the Department of Health has given notice to atop the use of soft coal and It is continued contrary to order the penalty Is PH "Since the miners' strike the Use of bituminous coal has become general in the city" said Capt Crosby Marshall Prima Th 3 Priest Robert Fowler Horace Lasky 111 ad Carlos Pluckier of 3untinggloa ore attbo Delano- 43' Prof NV BeIllogsltir of Sponeor ts at the 'ratans James 1forton of CLVhsville Is at the 'Mane 1 Chas Smiley of Goocllettsollie Is it Mauve LI 14 On the Continent litudness rated Statile Pdmsion Agent Leslie Coombe of Kentucky and Postmaster Elkin of Lexington are in town en personal business will Not be Retired Capt Richmond Pearson Hobson will not be retired from the navy at this anelen of Congress the Noose Naval Committee having reported adversely upon the bill for that purpose 'teem tentative Baikbead and the Alabama Representatives nonordiagly Completed The County Commisaffniers have anished as Inspection of Tax Assessor Garner's books and dad that the Asseeeer has aa sessed property aggregating a million dollars la value that has seeped taxation several years There 'were very few raises la the assessments this year but the collection of taxes will be in created nearly 15 per cent by tbo Aa oessors diligence The eotengssioetre addressed a letter to lir Gartner warmly How great a sensation has been pro on the continent by the episode may be gathered from the fact renorted the Gaulois that the managers of the 2 theatre in Milan where Coquelin played Cyrano de Bergerac" last weekfbwanting 2- to be on the right side and perhaps fear -tng an Italian ooinjenction placarded the city with posters announcing "C11110110 de romantic Grose- Stostand The Parts vaudeville theatre announces parody entitled Cyrano de Coraville" Michael SS Tale of Clarksville It at the Maxwell le 3 MdwItt flample of llemplall le at the Maxwell 1p 4rvi '4 It et 6 AL 6 :6 go 4-4e 0 tilhe 4 j' "goo 7" caw diri Ct 1-3 0 It 4--) k-- na: tf'4Clbfdl'- -1 4 fo7 -) -AF-1 'IT er-- g0 A' 4- -44' t) e- --1 Jul 4 Vt41 ii 4 aw 1 el 1-'5'ke44 woJPIIP 0114 'Of It" 40' ip cuy 'i- P' 477 1 oo 161 1 -ex -11s11it01r 16 teol" SN hs vroro irob a lt 4 1I'lts '''''4116416'0V'H '101 le 11 14W '4 VT tr' li Avio 4g- -Q Ett -Ns 411 etr 0 $fli''1 it til ye40i A Vt 1 '1'Ps tmr ''''-i' einflaill 1 I e- 200maso i is I ill--'' 1 A 1 i r--- -r Vit )' 4 "5 4 so 61 i i 1 61 11 lirSk 4--- i iiii I 4 4 CC-'4k27 -4 rl 1: Valliewir jvi 6 p--- -----i---- 1g commending his work 1 HORRIBLE LIEETING CALLED Alaxander of Jackson Is at the Maxwell TWO logs- --DZSCOVERZD DE YOG 11712 BODY 07 A 33Altr McCrackea of Etuatingilea la at th Julies Kromer of Mt Illeagant la at the CHAPTICI II ARRANGE TO ASSIST THE cazATIEAlt EIVOTIAC -RAILROAD BREVITIES -z AND PERSONAL: NOTES On Sunday June 15 the Penntrykrinis lines will put an additional train la 1C between CAncinnati and New York leaving the former city at 215 7 and reacting New York at 9 o'clock next morning This train will be called the 1Pennaylvanie special end will stoke the rine from Cincinnati to New York in teen hours and fifteen minutes 'which is the lastest schedule ever inaugurated betWeeit those two cities IL A Stratton Jr of Clarksville la the Maxwell 3- It Dean ot Bon Ages Is at the Maxwell --1 SHOOTING SCRAPE flimedomomd On Scott Street Between Young Nan Over Trivial -Matter lAst night at about In o'clock Charles Arcbey and Tote Sharpe tiunrreluS about an unimportant matter and the former drew a pistol bred twice at his but without effect The trouble took place on Scott street near Arthur avenue Officers Lucats Rice atilt Cohn arrested Arche7 but Sharpe is still at largo INVENTIONS PATENTED Labors of Eugene risk and Other Tennesseans Rewarded Specbd to the Balmer Washington Juno wets Issued Tennesseans to-day as follows: En-gene Fisk West Noshville horseshoe Charles James Memphis switch-throwing device John Nelson Dayton ear eoupler James IL Parkes Nashville temporary binder Special to the Danner Tullahoma June day last week Mrs Leach who livea six miles west of Tullahoma on Ilurricaa Creek left her t-moths-old boy at play en the porch with a couple of half-grown hounds while she went to a near-bi spring for a bucket of water Upon her return she was horrified to find the dogs devouring the WI of her child She hastily summoned medical assistance and the physician states that while the child's body Is badly lacerated it Is thought that it will liromptiaTurns rrom Agriculturo to Patties CLOSING OF CITY SCHOOLS WILL PROOATED Property to MS Wit illUkeCallarll The will of John Grief wss probated in the County Court Ito Oft all of his prep erty to his wife Mrs norm Grady dur- lag her natural life fins her ati uthority to dispose of such might be seces- Sari for the support -herself and chill Oren At her death htdirects the proprty to be equally divitted among his chit dren the shares of bloymerried dsughters to constitute separette'estatcs free from the debts of their latitude The share to his gbter Miss Whist" Grady known in se Sister Melons is left to the Ashville Trust Co for her bentlit She is-to be paid the income and at her death4he principal to be divided among berbrothers and sisters The Nashville Trust: Co Is named as executor' after the death of testators wife Mrs kirady tt ANOTHER -VICTIM PROGRAMIES OF HIGH SCHOOL colarrairczatzwr EXERCLSZS To-litcautow GEM GREAT DERBY COLT ARRIVES IN CHICAGO Chicago June 10--C1arence Mackey's great derby colt Heno arrived at Washington Park this morning in his special car which had been attached to the Pennsylvania fast mail Mono is the favorite at 4 to 1 in the winter books to win the greatest of Western stake races June 21 Me was unloaded at once and acted more like a big draught horse used to being hauled around than thoroughbred race horse Re seemed entirely anal- fected by car fright Body of 2dIss Charrington Taken Prom Saratoga' Ruins Saratoga June body et Miss Mary Cbarrington---the firth tim of the Ire yesterday which destroyed- the Arcade and ether buildings was take from the ruins to-day Polo Exhibition London 10--4n the exhibition Como of polo at Raneleigh to-day between the British and American teams the Brit's dr won by goals to Taken bodr of List of the Grades WM Be Given Diplomas at Several Schools 'rho Nashville Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy met this morning at 10 o'clock in the Cheatham Bivouac TOOL During the preliminary meeting the President Mrs 3 McMurray was in the chair She called Mrs4 Good-IOU to preside over the business meeting which' was---Calle4 to appoint committees to assist the members of the bivouac In arranging the entertainment to be given by theta at Cumberland Park on July 4 Messrs Hord Theo Cooley Ceekrill A Cunningham and Hickman addressed the meeting on the subject of the controversy between the Marda Store and the Cheatham Bivouac Resolutions were passed condemning Capt John Morton letter In the American of this morning and the Minix proposition Enthusiastic resolutions to support and assist the bilious() In its undertaking and to endorse fix attitude In the Mewat matter were carried unanimously Mr Ben Cockrill spoke to the lades on behalf of the Golf and Country Club extending an offer Of co-operation from the club end requesting that a eommittee of the- ladies be appointed to confer with a 1 committee from the Golf and Country Club The committee was made up as Mrs Robert Nichol Mrs Hugh -Craighead Mrslohn Brown Mrs Mary Paul Maguire and Mrs': Robert Rid- 1 Hickman -was appointed Chairman of the committee to take charge of the arrangements for providing a luncheon to be served from the grandstand on the day of the bivouac's entertainment She will select her own committee A barbecue will be erred by the bivouac the proceeds of both to go to the monument fund- 4 Capt Kramer of the Sato Davis Rides appeared 'before the Abody and requested the Jadtess assistance in the work of erecting 11111- armory to the memory of Sam Davis It was decided that the ladies should help this- cause In the armory one room will be set ape-A tor th Daughters of the- Confederacy and -one for the Confederate Veterans Mr Zoluay the-eminitat present and showed the cut of his sumo ment for which the bivouac's entertal tnent wilt b-glyta Dwyer-Woos167 Special te the Denser Tullahoma June Dwyer Tullahoma and Mrs Naotni Woosler of Caldwell were married at the residence of the bride's father Elijah Bomar Sunda? afternoon- The groom Is deputy sheriff of this pbma and Is ono of the Most popular Men In the County Amy Louise Muirhead Margaret Lucile Sewell Al Melte Throne line Graduates Clarence Phillips Connell Joe Gallagher Charles Gregory Or! Mit Orman Link Shinkle John Tanks ley Elizabeth Baskerville Lillian Benson Baal lia Zita Carlin Bertha Mal Campbell Annie Laurie Cook Della Dancey Fort Lillian Pearl Goldstein Alice Ewin Goodwin Ella HaitnalL Grace Hart Hall Eugenia Jones Martha Whitworth Jones MarthaDe 1an Kinney Myrtle Landeberger Jennie iM Mcquidde Hattie Lee Medearis Corinne Eat Milani Hortense Ewing Morton Margaret Stitt Myers Frances Neville Priscilla Polk Lucy Dell Ross Esther Saltzman Bessie Schnell Bessie Amelia Lucile Stephens Louells Thomas Margaret Tolmie Whittemore Colored Schools The eommeneement exercise of pearl High School eolored will be held at the Tabernacle Thnrsday night The programme follows: Opening chorus "The Must Soundellt" (Roemer) Salutatory Kate Frierson Comedetta "Iteonomical Boomerang" Valedictory Sallie Thompson Presentation et diplomas Jubilee chorus Petition in Bankruptcy ICI a Allen of Nashville tiled a petition In bankruptcy to-day with liabilities 44 about $2000 THE DEATH RECORD Mrs sass Caxton Special to the Danner Tullahoma June James Carters aged 116 years died suddenly of heart trouble at ber reeldenett Monday iserelnt Mrs Carter was apparently -well and wan engaged In- some household week when she suddenly fell to the door tad expired before medical aseletanee couldbe sum Mr Jackson Chief Clerk tei Super intendent Brooke of the Louisville Nashville has resigned to go into the umber business at Calhoun The clerk were promoted In line Mr I Johnson beeoming Chief Clerk Mr 0- Atkins-Corresponding Clerk and Mr Thompson Timekeeper Mr Goodwyn General Freight Agent and Mr Griffin TTSVOling Freight- Agent of the Louisville Nashville are la the city 4111r ledwhi Sample Santtweeter Agent of the Blue Ridge Dispatch in Memphis 1s here SUITS FOR DAMAGES Burnett Sues" the' Nashville Court IL Lansing and Allen table attorneys for Burnett Instituted suit 'Oro against the Nashville Railway to recover 110000 damages for alleged personal in- 'juries Five more suits for $2000 damages each ter alleged libel have been entered in the Circuit Court by voters claimed as illegal voters in the Craig McLanahas bill tiled in the Federal Court The plaintiffs are Stratton Fitzgerald Dews Buchanan and Wright 'and the suits are against 41 Craig McLan ban et al -Patdue Bass solicitors for -Mary Montgomery Sled a bill In Chancery to day against James Montgomery for a di yore on the grounds of desertion and abandonment Aaron Smit eolere d- was to-day swore its as a practiclag attorney of the Chancery Court GremalP Anderson sdlicitor for Martha Biythe colored Sled a bill in Chancery to-day against Henry Blythe colored seeking a divorce on the grounds of cruel defendant is enjoined from molesting the complaintult- ClIANCERT--C 'Wingo et at Ta IL Brown administrator guardian ad tom appointed Otto Israeli vs Charles Eberhardt executor- et al order of rot' crone: Sarah Jane Corbett vs Robert Corbett order Wrenn guardian vs Alleen O'Connor et ILL gttardian ad Mem 0 Brooke vs Drifentitaler Broat final decree Radcliff vs Mrs Reed it al final decree Smith 'vs IU-P Smith et al order of reference Dr Gaines and wife vs WWhite et al order 1---1- 1- 6 i tt- ---tz I Mb t1 I 2 THE 13: ST i-i ior A I I DEATHS -OF A DAYS Mrs Geo Brown Special to tbe Banner 4 Johnson CitY June 10--Mr Gen- It Brows hat receivnd a telegram conveying to him the sad news at the death of his wife In New York City where she hat gone recently tor medical treatzneat Waltor Braahaax Special to tba Boone Howling Gres ICY June 10--Mr "Prat: ter Brashest' 78 years of age- diet here of Brigtit's disease In early life be conducted a Whig paper -ant was a- trritar of note -D ee Nir oodi San Irrancisco June Goo Woods a retired medical director of the 'United States Navy well-known in army and navy circles is dead in this city- He wen born in NEM Bedford Mass 11311 itary Cridar Huntingdon June Mary Crider wife of John Crider Jr- died yesterday at her home in the Twelfth District after a abort Illness' She vras 30 years of age Zaixtent Coalman Special to the tanner Cullooka June 1-Mr- James Cochran died very suddenly last night of heart diseaseomged 64 years He was an ex Confederate soldier and a Masson Ma June 16-De Gee roods retired medical tilrector of the "Tatted States Navr-efell-Illiolve in' ezmY and earl' circles is dead in this city- He was bora in New BedfOrd Ease 12111311 4 -2 Mn itari 'Crider 1 solle'-'1t tOtbe wiHtinottinfdohnon Crider rt04-3rStrtidiedlitarytemttlridasery et her home in the Twelfth Distrkt after of a abort Illness She was 10 years age -4- ---14-- al tanner 4 pecial to the d-tetICIII-Isarre6kaaJauttades'altecitit7l atiagametsoC4et barasarl diseaseeaged 64 year He was an es Confederate soldier and a ilatien rrancisco June 10--De Gee Woods ed medical ellrector of the 'United Navy well-known In' ezmy anti is dead in this city- He wail New Bedford Mass Mrs Marinda Id Stewart aged 14 years died at the residence of her son-in--lavr Covington 142S -Hamburg street Mends afternoon Itove13 Binkley will conduct SOTTIOCII which will take place at the tesidenos this sitternocons SITS Startnaa 151 ovirwars ages as irear died at the residence of her sest-in-lavr Covington 1426 -Hamburg street Honda afternoon RevG Binkley will conduct services 4whicit wiU take place at the residence this afternoon The city schools close to-morrow for the sumnier The date of clesing is a trite late usually coining the trot week In June but last fall the ponies was a week late on account of the weather and this threw the closing late Ta year has been a prosperous one for the schools and teachers pupils and Wont will generally look with satisfaction 'Upon the result of tho yowl' work Tito manual trahting feature kaa proven go popular and beneficial that the demand for its extension Is eo general and strong that another year will see material development There will be no exercises to-morrow at any of the schools except the formal deli? ory et eighth grubs diplomas at Fogg Pearl Howard Warner Caldwell Elliott and Fall Schools and the sanotmesment at thouas well as other schools of the pro motions The diplomas will be delivered by committees of the Board of Education The High School commencement stet oleos in which so much interest is alwayl taken will be hekt at the Grand Opera-bowie- to-morrow night Rev Isadore LAbwinthal will deliver the address to the clue and amass the -other features will be the song by the selected class of boys Caldweli School who won la the cons petition Saturday over all the other schools The proogratome is as follows Opening Triumphal March" from "tisanon" Costa Bit of High School HIS tOry" Woe Mabel Jones is Love Tett" (C4 Sobesid) Miss Corinne Addreso-Dr Isadore Lowinthal Boat Song" 4131umen that) Misses Bessie Shallcross Edmundson Physical eulturii drill by sixteen under graduates Presentation-- of Elliott Medals by Hill McAlister '93 and Fauns' (Betaborg) Miss Margaret Whittemore -Astra Per Aspire" Miss Lucy Dell Ross Presentation of Gray of the Board of Education Chorus "Water Nymphs" (Hattry Smart) The following it a list Of the gradtiateet Zati1la27 Gradliatet-Porg Charles Cooney jr Matthew' Gardner LIP000midu I Arthur May- Ernest May Henry Tomlinson: 'AMISS A Cartwright Addis Pierce Crotchet' Lillian Glick- --Frances Mabel Jones Tennessee Lewis Minnie Albright Metzger Joe -W Moses U131101s WW WW11 aa Lae vows irdeir over tail other l'-'----- L' unmet Is is follow: eree te Deaseue- Triumpbal 'breeeee444 Colto' Bit of Highisenool tie- ei----- ikti- Isadore largrinthal- titian Boat Song'' iBlumeno halleross and Ca- Bessie 8---- iturs drill by sixteen under- 'T S--ot Elliott Medals by Hill i ph and Penns'" liebiberg) tWhittemore Att Astra par IIROSS -3-- 7 a a of diplomas-President I Board of Edueation Water Nyeapbar I- atettry ng li a list Of the -gradneteet 7 GT11'41111- tr: trdner -1" r' 4- ilimum: croteber Cartwriglit i 1 it 7- bet Jones ST teiTtl I right Pees CHARTERS 1GRANTED 0 BY THE STATE Secretary 'et Btate Morton today (minted a charter to the White Oak Distillery 'of Chattanooga11th $15001) capital -stock- The incorporators ars Retterton7 Martin: -IL Tat ley Frank Bolt and Cox 'The Cresteut Hosier? Mill of -Viola was granted a charter with $121100 capital stock The lueorPoratore- are IL IL Wilson Wilson Cate It Burn and I Forrest A charter was also granted the Big Mountain Coal Company of Morgan County with $10000 capital stock The Incorporator are Vanee It Ir Blizzard Hodge John iL Bodges and Duggin TisiorRINCrtWl 'are olAsine ralue cis vie Iv him DR114 MOND Alai tat: COOD LUCA: VW PEACH 6 110Ntr-- -RAZOfernel Zli'ICECRIENVILLE bcicto 'rwenty-IrLt'th Aradyersatz7 -Miss Tau Buis 'Ackert daughter or Dr and Mrs 8 'Ackert died this morning at I o'clock at tho residence I her parents On Carlton avenue Weat Nashville after a long illness The co InS121 will be taken to Isockertville is Cheatham County-toMOrreW for boor meet- The Itmeral services will too conducted bgRev" 11 Walton ot Ashland The twenti-lifth anniversary of tbs Roy al Arcanum will be celebrated "rill a bar-booths at Glendale Park on the 23r4 of this month All of the councils ot this city willunito in the to Make it a gala day occasion- 1 11syylage 1400311111 -Philip Ottarsos and Ague 1de lie 3 A4- Ryas eued Lilies Marie Meta Colored-ploORobinsos and -Seale Mayas Cbaries Comptes aged Dells Therapies Non-Suit t-Enterestt' A- Is the United States Circuit COurt to-day 1 a non-suit was entered la the ease ot Chas Ware vs The Louisville I Nashville Railroad CO The case et Cleats Co vs HIrsh is Peetilpg Holt Jeff apestatto the Neu 'Haiti arbil years died from a tumor of the to-nisch at -the residence of kis father Thalami Malcomb Elm IpeI1 to tbe Banner 10--Baturday the 2-year-old son ot Dr Itippy died of flux Mrs- Zahn Dray' special to the Banner Lynnville June Job Bray la dead at -Waco aged IS years -A 1 i i I 4- l' I i -4--- Itiiii T'au Sole 'Ackert daughter of Dr' and hire 'Ackert died this i morning at II onokocH carik stoat thsevereastreienweethipl --c-Ze I ta teoar bytueParen after a long 474110 1 -1 re' will be taken-- ta Lockertville in rosins casataam cosatrramormw roe tater -441 -11- I meet The funeral services will be eon- tad bar Rev 16 weltee of 4ebtend 3 ue --'1---- 0- Titth 4 i 0 0 City Twenty Ara zdyereari I 1 emene eemoilenetwomese IL'7: L' 3 -2 I The twentv-lifth anniverearY of the 'toy I troanum will be celebrated with a bar al bseue St Glendale Park on the tard el this -4 i 4 I month --Atli of the eeeeelle of this cit Jeff HOlt 4 4 7'r--: I -Z I trillunita in the celeliretWit to make It a 'ha ratuier 'a t- i' -rt 71 47- day otogolozi-----fl- Nina Haiti- 'tired Id s' '4rivo- ritrofiCtItZdj-itfil re-- '3- years died from a tumor e' the stalifach -1 Union City atoithtN'' res 1-dellc4 of -111 1 111k-thArivi' Thaaas 1 4 Ct r0-47e Yallie cts ale 111 fizqff- ---'''''wn-- Ottarson--- 'anal-- 1 4 Idelle Ottenville 7' A Aran and -1- 640TAODAL 3 Colored-oJoeRobinson Ad Ariel man Spoils' to the Banner 7 I UZO n----- June 10-Saturday night Ma a Charies Compton and Della Thompee -4 -Irend ZRICE CRIEIVIIILLE- 1 c- Non-uit Entered comb: the 2-year-old son ot Dr IL --S t-'Ac Hippy ied of aux c- I c--''' P'''' TObdCrO 4-- the United States Circuit Court to-day a non-suit was entered in the ease of Mrs- ZolLzt Dray -T r' 1 t- 1: 1 Chas Ware vs The ouleville I Nashville Special to the Deaner 4--- 11t Railroad CO ease of B-petits' Lynnville June 10--Itrs John Bray le Cev Hirsh is -Peedipli i deed at Waco aged SI years 1--------hf -t st -''t I IS Li 4 I 44-44 4 '4 0 -f! 's 4 4 friTt I Walton colored- as- eault one hour in jail and $1 fine John Clark burglary Avg years Henry Sanders colored assault id canying a pistol not guilty Will Thomas coloreklareeny not guiltn-same carrying weapons ing Mayor- and -City Council verdiet for defendant Martin Its Davidson It Benedict Co ponding UNMETERED ViATER--' ttotors oat Out to COUsuza ors The assestment of Uninettred water tax has been turned over to tho Comptroller sod toile are now being sent an4 'un10611 taxes are paid by-June ZS the water will be shut oft without further notice The assessment' aggregates V5000 and is assessed to the property Owners or agent but tenants must see that the taxes ix PITCHER NICK GLENNON Ordered Not to Iteport to Vicksburg -tTrLtil Turtle Scotia" Pitcher Wick Glenson received tete grara from the Vicksburg team Instructing film not 'te report for duty until fur titer notice-- Glennon signed with the Vicksburg's several days age and is ready to report any time the manager Inform him EITELIT troz stle lay all druilists per pint bottle 4 4 -I--.