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i i 5 I TUE DAILY AMERICAN NAstrvILLE 3TONDAY rrnutrArry 9 1S9L TII: DAILY A3rrrficA N' AsIrvILLE 3roxnAr s31011NING rrB 1-minv- 9 1S91 edNitat 4 it nlDmA kVAno then' have swelleA its volume again STOLIY BACK YARD' tr a I 1 THE JICKSON 3IARRIAGE DP STEEL AT WEENDREE intelligence wonderful endurance and the couraire and ferocity of a wild beast It is bound in paver Is well printed and is sold by dealers tor b0 cents CARNEIMN SHOOTING COL ANDREW JACKSON'S ANSWER TO A RECENT PUBLICATION Duet That liteoultirti In the Ifrenth of Both l'tArttelptto In a certain part of the central portion of the city overlooked by the garret of an itNWRICAN reporter is 'a secluded asphalt-payed back yard wi ion is and hasp been tor generations th favorde rendezvous tor the neig 12ertiood VE PAYS HIS RESPECTS TO CERTAIN SOCIAL QUESTIONS a rand Dedication of St Patrick's Clitirch In South Crowd Present and a Eine Donation Bishop' Endowment Assured Evidence Taken Front a Blinvohlet Pub liohed at fiabbville In 11327--The Report of Committee of of John' Overitra and Jamet Breckenridge 11' Ing and Catholics generally for the addition of another house ot God Father Delaney announced that a collection would be taken Up and he desired all Catholics to emphasize their appreciation of Father Abbott's serviette and at the same time their appreciation of God's blessings by making liberal contributions Tne basketa were passed through the congregation and the response was all that could reasonably have been desired During the exercises the choir and the Italian band rendered a programme of delightful selections It was nearly I o'clock when the services concluded and all repaired to their homes with lighter hearts each feeling they had received a blessing from the new sanctuary After the dedicatory services a banquet was given at Father Abbott's residence at which the Bishop and Vicar General and visiting priests sad laymen were present Toasts were responded to "Our Holy Father the Pope" "St Patrick" and "Our New Hospital" which it is supposed will be called the Burns Hospital Grand Vespers were given in the evening at 7:30 when Father Murphy preached and paid an appropriate tribute to the memory of St Patrick Among the laymen present at the banquet were lion Mike Burns George Kinney Phil Breen Blowey Wm Fitzgerald of Memphis Jerry Mahoney Pansy Flannigan and Chris Power GOOD ROUND BUM The indications are that nukes the rains continue with eflusual violence there wid be no overflow of the banks In this locality II 111 A Notes of Intyest to the Members in Toe -notitel Sheridan Poet No C7 meets to-night at the usual hour at the post-room The annual encathoment of the De eartment of Georgia was held in haven nah Jan 272 The Commander-in-Chief has an flounced in orders the death of Past Conrna Charles Devens of Massacii has 1r5 posts with total membership of 6s4)0 Of this number posts with 733 members are in-cud in tb city of Louisville tore If Post No I held a vcry pleasant campfire last Monday I night 1110h bk61118 and coffee gotten up Le army style were served to tile wives and daughters of the veterans Richard Oglesby Illinois George A Mavtkii Nisachusetts and Joseph ni 411i0 have been appointed as th in Tyi ti tee on ltinor1a Hall at De catur 111 by the Commanderin-Chief Department Commander Charles Muller who is about to close his term of office lays down his trust with the assurance that the order is satisfied that he has performed his duty faithfully and well Russell A Alger has been anpointed chairman of the committee on transportation to the National Encampment at Detroit It will be another feather in his cap if he obtains the cent-a-mile rate to visitors The eighth encampment of the Department of Tennessee will be held at Johnson Cityon Feb 2d Rates to del gates have been fixed at 2 cents per mile each way over the Eaat Tennessee Virginia Georgia Railroad On other roads no reduced rates have been given The delegation from Nashville this year will probably be smaller than last An attempt is being made to reorganize Sheridan Camp Sons of Veterans in this city The local posts are taking the matter up being urged on by the appeals of the Commander of the Department It is understood the cause of disbanding of the camp here was owing to personal which should never be tolerated by the members of the camp A meeting will soon be called to take the necessary steps toward reorganization Frank Seaman of Ed Maynard Post No 14 Knoxville will have his claims pressed for Department Commander this year Last year for the sake of harmony he withdrew his name at Chattanooga and this year the encampment meeting being held near his own stamp lug ground he will be bard to beat It has been whispesed that the programme has been mapped out to give the ()Mee to Post No 2 of Chattanooga but how far It will be carried out remains to be seen Tha rains there it this Ton rill De tn Past rig of total caber loold a nday )ton id to A ti as Is term i the that and inted et in at dela mile Aber iron year it the aeala E'en' ding amid the Con Post lima this 6 It mme es to far Mon TulipStreet Church Contributes S000 tor the hew Building l'esterday'was a grand day for the congregation of Tulip-street Methodist Church East Nashville At the 11 o'clock service the house was packed to overflowing The pastor Rev Dr Er win preached an inspiring sermon on "Following Christ" and after the die course announced that be desired to raise the sum of 1000 to complete the new church edifice now in course of erection on the corner of Russell and Sixth streets In this to God he Wanted everyone to share The movement was a spontaneous one and in a very short while the sum of 1140 was reached but so great was the enthusiasm that the giving did not cease Until over f5800 had been raised No one contribution amounted to more than t350 Yesterday's collection insures the early completion of a f15000 that will adorn this beautiful section of the city This excellent congregation and their popular pastor have just cause for feeling good over the outcome of yesterday's services 41ost Peculiar iheery ot- Bloody Affray To Theamerlcan The true history of the shooting of young Arthur Carnehan at a dance which was given Monday night Jan 26 at the home of his brother-in-law Robert Hughes is now Ito longer a matter of conjecture nor speculation the mystery surrounding the shootiog having been entirely cleared away by the testimony of the chilerent witnesses in the committal trial of Robert and Dave Hughes hicli took place yesteroay before Squires Drumgoole and Ridley It was developed during the trial that Carnelian accidentally snot himself not only in a very remarkable and unusual manner but in a manner probably without a parallel as will be BOVIII from the sworn testimony of Robert Jluzhcs the only eye-witness to the unfortunate affair which was as follows: Carnelian Who had been drinking very freely during the progress or the dance became quite and rude in his conduct so much so that Robert Hughes told him that if he did not stop drinking and behave himself he would have to leave Carnehan being under the influence of whisky became furiously enraged and heedlesa of Hughes' request contletted his rude and boisterous behavior Finally Hughes lost all patience with him and assisted by his brother have and Jim Healy ejected Carnehan from the house Carnahan then begged them to admit him again saying that be would behave himeelf if they would do so Upon Hughes' refusal to admit him again be commenced cursing and abusing Hughes and throwing himeeil against the door broke it down At this juncture Healy caught hold of Carnelian who had drawn a pistol on Hughes by the arm and by lure- log the muzzle of the pistol downward caused the ball to strike harmlessly against the hearthstone Healy realizing the danger of his position like the Diners present except Rupert Ilughes made a precipitate flight In an instant Hughes and ()urethan grappled and a fierce and terrible struggles tor life followed in which Hughes got hold of Carnehan's right arm and forced it behind his back so that in firing the pistol Carnehan snot himself under Aire ear the ball crashing through the skull and lodging in the brain somewhere near the eye Hughes seeing the blood flowing from till) wound and trickling down his coat sleeve remarked to Carnelian: you I reckon you are satisfied you have shot yourself" Carnelian fell to the floor and since then has been in an uneouscious and also a very critical condition Not even the slightest hope is entertained for hits recovery In fact his survival up to the present time seems almost miraculous when the position of the wound is considered In the trial yesterday Robert and Dave Hughes were acquitted the evidence being CO-IICIUSiVe that Carnehan bad shot himself A great deal of excitement has been occileioned by the conflicting reports concerning the shooting arid the subsequent developments out there IS now no reason to question the verdict of the court that Carnelian shot himself THE AMERICt was the only paper to contain anything like a true version of the allair and the garbled account in last Friday's Free Press of this placei asserting that TUE was wrong in stating that the Hughes brothers had been arrested was a huge mistake doubtless due to excusable HANCOCK Jr Murfreesboro Feb 8 cats Ilere winter and stnnier autumn and spring dignified Toms staid tabbies and frivolous youngsters gather nightly to gossip sing figtit and make love One pecuitarity of loose meetings is that no firatter bow amicable the intentions of the party may be the tneeting always breaks up in a row rows sometimes several in a night are terrine and the yard is car peted witti teeth hair and toe Paris which have been lost in the encounters of course at in ail communities there is one individual who caa wiiip everybody else and who is scitisu and tyran meal Tile feline Nii0 up to yesterday enjoyed this proud dIstinction waS a large stately jet black Tom lie WAS bandoome once but a nissipated hie and innumerable bruin had mai red his beadi ty and a five barred near across bis countenance obliterating an eye gave trim a ainister ex pressron Notstlyti- standing his uncomelintse and the vag stories concerning his past life and his reputation tor being fast Tom was a great favorite wail' tue ladies and bad been spoiled and petted by them until be considered hitneelf a lady-killer Now this impression had taken such a strong bold upon him that when the dainty little Maltese which came into the neighborhood last week arrived he at once began a desperate flirtation with her and refused to allow the younger and bandaomer felines to even talk with her Tnis monopoly Wile by no means Agreeable to the young lady and she hinted as much to a handeurne loin who bad been gazing wan jealous eyes upon her Phe said to brim: "Chew him up and I am yours Save me my bondage Is intoterable Meow!" or sornetiptig to that ellect The languishing glance which accompanied hurriedly whispered words set the brain of the young gallant on fireand he determined to will the girl or die in the attempt This occurred at a "Wagner" recital and it ao happened that toe old Beau Prunudel who had such a maguificent bass voice was on the programme for a song When he began hie song the young lover in the presence of the assembled multitude deliberately gave vent to a terrific squall and commenced a tenor solo in opposition The -older member of "the four hundred" grew almost pale with anger and was aghast at the temerity of the audacious stripling who dared to interrupt him Rage got the better of astoulahment however and he rushed frantically at toe younger gentle man The latter was as eager as be and they met Then began one of the fiercest conflicts ever seen by mortal or any other kind of eyes They fought all over the yard on the chicken coop stable and finally fell with one of those indescribable kinds of thuds known as sick ening into an empty barrel By the time they reached this point Lucy were too weak even to howl They husbanded their strength and simply chewed one another The awe-struck spectators could hear the sound of crackling bones but none had the courage to look within Finally alter an hour all was still in the barrel and the cause of the battle approached ready to give the victor whichever he might bea loving smile She jumped upon tile edge and looked in Heavens! What a sight met her awestruck gaze In vain she looked Stie Could see nothing but a wad of dishevel led cat-fur a few teeth and toe-nails snob two tails twisted together with a rigid ity that only death can produce f3he looked for the bodies but they were not there The ferocious combatants had other each other up and the two caudal appendages were all that was left to tell the tale Both her lovers dead the young flirt had nothing to live and as remorse for her part in the grew upon her she ended her life by a wild leap into the cistern Dr A Steel preached to a large congregation at McKendree yesterday morning taking as his subject the vice pot ganilling that prevails in Nashville and the habit of wine drinking at many fashionable entertainments Dr Steel was very plain and bold in his statements Rev A Steel preached at McKendree Church last night from the text: "Let your light so shine before men that they may see your good works and glo rify your Father which art In heaven" Matt 16 Dr Steel said in substance: Outside of Christianity it is all darkness It is'a great mistake to think that all truth was outside of heathenism for this is not so There is some truth In heathenism but there is not enough of it it is so obscured that it is all darkness The life of Jesus was the purest life ever lived on earth He was a sinless Character So if you would live as Jesus would have you live you would have no difficulty in solving any problem that may arise The Christ kis the world's Bible A great many pet Christianity by what they set In the lives of Christians The mass of mankind are ignorant of the Holy Scriptures You can go into any company and find men who know little or nothing about the word of God and whose only knowledge of Christianity and the Bible comes from their observation of and intercourse with Christians A Christian must shine You can put out the light but he will shine Just as an engineer is guided by the colors of his signal so it was intended by Jesus that a true Christian should shine Christianity Is to make a husband love his wile and make him treat her with that respect and affection which is called true love It is a fact that some membersof the churches will not let their wives have enough I money to support them and the result is they have to take in sewing Christianity makes a husband love his wife as he does himself and makes the wife love her husband It binds them together in indissoluable ties of affection Christianity makes a man a better neighbor It is a practical thing It cuts out selfishness by the roots and eradicates unkindness and ill feeling It will make you feel that every man around you is your neighbor and makes you take care of the poor and wretched It makes a man sympathetic and kind maites him a better citizen and have a respect for the laws of the land If he is a legislator it gives him a higher respect for the high principles of government sod will refuse all bribes that pervert justice If he is a public officer it makes him enforce the laws with justice It makes judges policemen lawyers and magistrates all feel the responsibilities of their position Faith is a great purifying principle It is not enough for a man to be a member of the church he must bring his whole life into conformity with his religion Let all see that you are a pure Christian and that your religion is not a mere show A great many people have tneir religion like they have their society clothes: they put it on only on certain occasions There Is no man who can sit down and ponder on these great powers of religion and be not moved by so doing When we realize the reality of religion we are In earnest To be earnest we must be conscious of the peril that surrounds us What have you uone my brother to help the thousands here in this city who teed your assistance and who are going down to death every day? Throw your life wide open to your fellow men and Om them from the peril that surrounds Wein THE lustiols txDowmEirr UPREM COURT DrW Gray Says the Feed la Now on Awaited Fact Dr Gray has returned to hie parish the Church of the Advent for the Lenten season and while here complete hie canvass of Nashville in behalf of the endowment fund for the Bishopric which he has undertaken to raise He has raised 29000 of the 60000 needed and he is only partially through with Middle and West Tennessee with the whole of East Tennessee where the church is notably strong to be canvassed The reverend gentleman declares that be is now satisfied be will have the entire fund in hand within the assigned time of two years Dr Gray has en- 1 gaged the Rev Kurzon of Pennsyl- vania for one Ar as his assistant while engaged i die prosecution of this canvass The following communication from A Jackson Bag of the Hermitage wits other matteii11 interest these who re- gard Andrew ackson as an Intereete ing historical personage: To The Atutriean My attention having been called to an article published in THIC DAILY AMERICAN of Jan 29 entitled eA Romantic in Old Hickory's' Career Recalled by Capt Robards' I submit to you ior pubtication the two letters inclosed given as the one being by James Breckin ridge of Fincastle Va a member of the Virginia Legislature When Capt Robardsapplied for a divorce and one of thsicobunittee appointed to examine his application and reports hill These letters are selected from a mass of other testimony contained in a pamphlet pub hailed in Nashville in 1827 "being the report of the Jackson committee of Nashville in answer to one from a simi lar committee at Cincinnati upon the subject of Gen Jackson's marriage accompanied by documents appended thereto" its publication being occasioned by a charge made in "one newe paper of Cincinnati that in the summer af 1790 Gen Jackson prevailed upon the wife of Lewis itobards of Mercer Coen ty Ky to desert her husband and live with him as his wife" This pamphlet Is now in my posseseion at the ellerin it age" A JACKsom The letter from James Breekinridge to which Mr Jackson refers is elated at Fincestle Va 1827 In it be says that when a member of the Virginia Legiiilatureand when Kentuctsy was a district oi Virginia in 1790 a second application for divorce was made to the Legislature by Mr Robards the first husband of the lady whom Gen Jackson married lie says he voted for a judicial inquiry on the subject which be always under-need eventuated in a divorce ills vote he says was intended to liberate her as the in ured party "I new rejoice" sap he in conclusion "that I bad any agency in enabling Mrs Jackson to form a new alliance with a soldier who properly appreciates her worth and treats her with that gracious feeling which la oue to the hest portion of our race" John Overton contributes an equally important letter written at Nashville in 1827 in which he details at length his in1 tonacy in Capt Robards' family in Ker car County Ky where be boarded ween a student of the troubles that arose in the family from what he believed to be groundless suspicious of his wife's in continency on the part of Robards of the affectionate concern of the mother of Robards for her daughter-in-law and of the mother-in law's belief in her chastity and of her final removal to Tennessee by her brother Mr Donelson who came after her at Roberde' request Mr Overton then relates that be came the following year to live in the vicinity of Nashville and that he became a member of the Donelson household where Mrs Roberds bad been taken Andrew Jackson who had come from North Carolina a month previously became also an inmate of tee Doneison home When: Mr Overton left Kentucky Robards coin missioned him to bring about a reunion between his wife and himself and this Mr Overton accoryplished a short time lafterwards Robarus coming to live with his wife at the D0110180E10 Mrs Denni- son being the mother of Itobardi' wife 'tubercle very soon and Mr Overton believed without grounds grew very Jealous of Jackson and an altercation which did not result in an encounter ensued Jackson soon after this led the Donelson house on account of Robards' jealousy and the trouble growing out of it and three or four months later Ito bards left his wife and returned to Ken tucky but it was not long before in came from Kentucky that Ito bards was threatening to return and remove his wife to Kentucky much to the alarm of his wife who de clared she bad given Robards two fair trials and was convinced that she could not satisfy him as a wife Mrs Robards 'fled on receipt of this informatioh according to Mr Overton to Natchez Miss in company with an elderly gen tlemau Col Stark and his faintly and at whose solicitation says Mr Overton Andrew Jackson went along as a protection from Indian attacks going down the river from Nashville to Natchez Jackson returned and resurued the prac tice of law in May1791 Mr Overton continues in the following strain: "About or shortly after this time we were informed that a divorce had been granted by the Legislature or Virginia through the influence of Capt Robards' brother-in-law Maj John Uoliett who was probably in the Legislature at that time This divorce had been anticipated by me The divorce was understood by the people of this country to have been granted by the Legislature of Virginia in the winter of 1790'91 I was in Kentucky In the eummer of 17e1 remained at Mrs Robards1 my former place of residence part of my time and never -understood otherwise than that Capt Robards' divorce was final until the latter part of the year 1793 In the summer of 1791 Oen Jackson went to Natchez and I understood married Mrs itobards then believed to be freed trona Capt itobards by the divorce' in the fail of 1871 returned to Neelville set tied in the neighborhood where they have lived ever since beloved and esteemed by all clasetes" In December 17A Mr Overton states that be learned that the Legislature had not absolutely granted a divorce but had left it for the Mercer court of Kentucky to do where the divorce had been granted He informed (ion Jackson of it and he was enivally surprised and during their conversation Mr Over ton suggested the propriety of Jack-eon's procuring a license and having the ceremony again performed To this Jackson replied that he had long since been married on the belief that a divorce bad been obtained which was the understanding of every person in the country and it was not without difficulty Jackson could be Induced to believe otherwise On their return from East Tennessee where they were at the time of this convereation Jackson obtained it license and the marriage ceremony was performed Charity Never Fitileth At the service at the Church of the Advent last night Dr Gray preached upon the unalterable strength of charitywhich he illustrated irom St Paul's epistle to the Corinthians and declared the thirteenth chapter in which these words occur is the sumum helium of scriptural writing the most beautiful as it is the most satisfying to the Christian heart All things change saiti he except faith Faith and hope arp lesser virtues than charity and the charity of which St Paul wrote was love that love which is at once the founds- tion and key-note of Christ's character HUSBAND AND WIFE DEATH OP JOUN FALL bT PATRICK DIDICATED Preparing for Lent Preparations for Lent which begins with its fasting prayers and penitence Wednesday morning are visible at the Episcopal and Catholic churches and the bright-colored altar decorations will then be displaced by a sombre dress and daily services morning and afternoon will begin How the Latter kinds Comfort ner Chatneenient Simpson Horton and the wife of his bosom Rosalind were arrested last night by Officer Dickens upon a charge of assault and battery Rosalind when taken to the station became so violent and noisy that she had to be put in the dungeon She saps tnat she was noeto blame that her husband met her and "or 'wither lady" walking on the Bou leverde de Black Bottom and that when he "became in opposition" to her he struck ber on her best eye and laid her fragile ilgure prostrate in the dust he said that the tenor of their lives had not been even for sometime and that she bad ceased to share his bed and board a year since She thinks that the estrangement might be overcome if it were not for the machinations of false friends who are making the breach wider by their misplaced Interventions However in the assault last night she thinks that she 8003 a return of his pristine love for her as had he not some interest remaining be would not have given her the gentle reminder that he was still alive It is to be hoped that the uniortunate couple will soon be as one again CENTRAL LABOIL UNION The Marshall County Docket Will Bo Be sowed To-Da The Supreme Court will to-day resume its setting It Is expeoted that the full bench will be present The recess has notbeen a vacation to the members of the court since it has been spent In the preparation of opinions in the many im- portant cases now under advisement A number of opinions of interest may be expected during the coming week The Marshall docket which was being tried when court adjourned will be the first called to-day It will doubtless be concluded very quickly when tbe docket of the Ninth Circuit will be taken up Following is the docket of that circuits Maury-eLaw: Harris vs Wiison Smith vs Ia It Co AF Sowell vs It Co Herman vs Wilson Co A Carson vs Thornton Neely Rains en Hughes Younger vs Younger Gordon vs Jonathan Morris Adams Vs State Toney Johnoon vs State el West vs Drayton Reagan Brocken vs Spot- form IL Cooke vs Eddins I Mack vs MP Harwood Wm MoKinney vs Simmons Hopkins vs Puryear Wataon vs Beck Tyree Rodeo vs Mehl- son Geo Laehurenon vs A Hopkins Bracking vs Spodord Settle vs John Phillips Lanesitter vs State Jo vs State Slate vs Buck Thomas Herrin vs Louisville Nashville Railroad Corn-piny Hollonder vs Junk Bros Manufactuting Com pony Co vs Mbaer Waynesboro vs Buchanan A Harris vs Allen Crimes Frierson vs II Wyrick Hickman Willie Bates VII Naotiville Chattanooga A St Louis Railway Company Lew io Bates vs House Covender vs Wherry Iron Company v11 Pace 'Etna Iron Company vs INI Pace Chappell vs State State vs 'Etna Iron Company 'YOUNG SEDUCED Confronted by no fret Father With an Egly lituntlebues Another instance of man's duplicity and woman's confiding love came to light In South Nashville Veveral day ago but is known only by a few friends Ayoung man won the confidence of a'' young lady and betrayed her after en- gaging himself to marry her When the young lady diveovered that he was in delicate contiXion she informed bee lather of thattt and the Irate man went grinning for his daughter's is curer tleetinglilin on the street Liu father told him that unless be marrieq the girl he had betrayed be would killi' nini The badly frightened younet Letaario said that he would consult till priest about it and lett Names mei withheld beeause the matter has noi" become public Nicknames of Railroads Sneakily of railroad nicknames Chaunceyd Renew says be bas litialait the Road cailod Finnegan's Wife and Cuildren" but the( i thi he has never beard the Muerlein rst' Pilsener Export referred to except a the best of Vers BO 1 full ham ra of the A be sing the be leket sp It zo eely 14 rdou tat ylon Mo-ilop-re late luck VI ye nen alen rick tory re1 tato Se an Icily to day ndg The Committees Make Reports ht the hemt-Monthip The regular semi-monthly in ieting of the Central Labor Union wall held in Odd Fellows' Temple yksterday afternoon and a large number of delegates and 'visitors were present The business consisted of0 reports of committees and discussions of topics ting the general welfare of organized labor The report of the committee having in charge the recent entertainment at the Masonie Theatre announced that a handsome sum was realized from the Resolutions of thanks were tendered by the union to all who participated In the concert and especially to Mr Frank (livens who kindly furnished free of charge the handsome parlor suite which decorated ttle stage on the ve ning of the entertainment After making arrangements for more active work on the part of the Legislative Committee during the session of be Legislature the union adjourned to meet on Sunday Feb 21 SERIOUSLY ILL Th Honorable Career of One of the Old est Printers in Irenneenee Ended John Fall died at his home on Fatherland street yesterday morning at a few minutes to 3 o'clock in his 72d year He was taken sick two weeks ago with Is grippe which developed into pneumonia Mr Fall was an honored and respect ed citizen arid one of the- oldest printers in Tennessee having worked at the ease in the book department of Marshall Bruce up to the time he was taken Ile came to Nashville when a boy from Brunswick and learned his trade in John Roberts' office For many years he had a job printing on the corner of College and Union streets and there did the Ilovernment printing until the opening of the Southern Methodist Pub lishing House by the Quartermaster's Department in 1563 Ile came of an old Scotch family once leaders of a powerful clan in the High lands Ile had the misfortune to lose his wife who died last October but six children survive him They are James Fall a drummer of Marshall Bruce Alex Fall of the Nashville Shorthartd Institute Mrs George Dunbar of Memphis Mrs Sidney Jonee of Bie mingnam Miss Lula Fail of and Miss Jkikinnie Fail of the Cole Manufacturing Compaey of Memphis The funeral will take place from the residence at 2 o'clock tins aiternoon Elder It Lin Cave of the Ville-street Christian Church of which the deceased was a member will officiate Tee interment will take place at the family lot in the old City Cemetery E3111I1311No 'cum AttOr Prinz Rescued From Heath be a Physician the Pies of Heart In LACAsTE11 Feb 8--Mrs Margaret Snyder aged 71 While at a funeral this afternoon became faint and took a drink of what she thought was whisky It was the undertaker's embalming fluid however and the services of a physielail were requircd Ile left her ap pareutly out of danger but the excitement consequent epon the affair brought on an attack of heart disease which caused death in a short time BOTH ARRESTED OW Two Hots Who Mis(reatoil the "Hot Dog" Vendor Pat King and Brooks were ar rested last night by Officers Russell and ilowington for disorderly and conduct They were it is claimed worrying and cursing one ot the little negro 6weiner-wurst" boys and became ao boisterous that their arrest became neeCHM ry Wotan taken to the station King became violent and spent an hour or so calling down maledictions upon the heads of every one connected with the city government arid said that be would make the city pay r5 for every moment that he wad incarcerated lie and Brooks were both drinking New Edifice la booth Nashville for the Worship of God It falls to the lot of comparatively few men in this world to carve a name or erect to themselves a monument that will outlive them and at the same time confer upon the community in 'which they live move and aseociate a blessing the fruits of which falls alike upon generation after generation unlimited by time and reaching far into eternity The world is the better for such men having lived In it and it will be the loeer when they have gone But such men have lived and such live to-day as has been exemplified by the life and work of Fattier Abbott of St Patrick's Church Hardly one year ago lather Abbott undertook the work of erecting a building In Mouth Nashville for the convenience of Catholics in that part of the city and without dollarto begin with be as-binned the undertaking and tteday a magnificent structure nearly complete In all its appointments occupies a beautiful site on South Market street and yesterday was the day set apart for its dedication At 10 o'clock a large crowd had assembled at the entrance but the ritual requiring the house to be bleesed while empty the people waited patiently until this ceremouy which required fifteen or twenty minuteswben the doors were formally opened and the congregation began to file in until all the pews were filled and that too with the admission fee at 50 cents each Father Delaney acted as master of ceremonies Rt Rev Bishop Rademacher blessed and dedicated the claurch while Very Bev Father Gleeson as assistant priest and Father Telpel sundeacon Bishop Rademacher was also the celebrant of the pontifical solemn high mass The Hibernian society James Killelea President was also present in a body The altar was beautifully adorned with evergreens and as usual the lighted candles On the left of the main altar was the altar of the Blessed Virgin Mary and on the right that of Et Joseph with the figure holding the child Jesus in its arms the whole presenting a scene deeply impressive in its solemnity and equally so in the beauty of its conceptam After mass Father Cileeeon announced the disappointment of Father Abbott and his co-laborers in their expectation of having a distinguished and eloquent divine Father Wimsey to preach the dedication sermon but a telegram bad been received from him stating that it had been made impossible for him to be present and that in his absence the duty bad fallen to himself lie then read the 13th chapter ot 1st Corinthians and again from Genesis chapter 28 and 12111 and 130 verses the story being that of Jacob's Journey from Beersheba to Baran and his dream in which he beheld ftit ladder set up an the earth and the top of it reached to heaven and behold the angels of God eseauding and descending on it and behold the Lord stood above it' ete And again: "And Jacob awaked out of his sleep 'and he said surely the Lord is in this place and 1 itnew it not And he was afraid and said bow dreadful is thie place! This is none other but the house of God and this the gate of heaven" From these scriptures the Rev Father developed some beautiful thoughts with reference to the building of houses lot the worship of God Upon this spot bad been erected a church which had this day been blessed and conmecrated to Clod This is tbe house of God and the gate of heaven The sermon throughout was both earnest and impressive and conveyed to the Inner consciousness of his hearers truths that will never be erased or forgotten lie concluded by congratulating Father Abbott on the success of his undertak The Critical Condition or Maj Weak-ley Maj Weakley one of the best known citizens of Nashville is in condition at his country home on East End avenue He has been in failing health for four or five years About a year ago be had an attack of la grippe which left its impress on his spume A sojourn at Waukeehau last Rummer failed to give him any pertnanent rcliel About four weeks ago he was taken sick agate and has been gradually sinking though at times it was thought be was slowly improving YeRterday be was taken much worse and began to sink rapidly It was not thought that he would live through the night His bedside has been closely attended by members ot the family and he has had the benefit of every remedy medical skill could suggest Ile has numerous friends who will learn with sorrow of his critical condition ELOPED WITII A DRILL MACHINE Herta Arrented for Atroloniling With a Weill-ISorer Detective Ilanilln of the Mar-chants' Detective Agency returned last night from Lawrenceburg whom he carried Harte who is wanted there for absconding with a well-boring machine Harte bought the machine from A Edinundo of that place in 1gS9 and paying a portion of the price gave a mortgage on the machine for the balance Reran with the machine and was not heard of until Detective Ilaninn wbo had lately been given charge of the case captured him tie was put under a bond of 'IMO to appear before the Criminal Court Completed tile Circuit The Legislative Committee on Cheritnble Inetitutions came in last night The committee has vietted Knoxville Chattanoga Bolivar and Memphis At Niem phift tey were royally entertained by ex-Speaker Clapp New Post attics A new postollice has been established et Creston Cumberland County with Taylor Spencer as peatmaster Charles 1 Short has been euriuniseioned postmaster at Shady Teen Safe in Paris A cablegram was rreriVed by Tin AMERCAN- list night horn Dr A Young stating that he and party had arrived safely tu Paris sod that all were well FOR NERVOUS EADACH Little Hazel at thSt Little Hazel the infant daughter and only child of Edward awl Laura Pantie died yesterday morning after a short Iles The futieral services will occur at the residence rear of Vanderbiit grounds this morning at 10 o'clock burial at Mt Otivet The many friends of the bereaved parent4 will deeply sympathize with thorn in their ailliction Only a fciv mouths ago they buried a bright little boy of 4 years and now this little one of 19 months is taken away and leaves tho household desolate Use lora lord's Acid Dr A Roberts Waterville Me says: "I have found it or great benefit in nervous headaehe dystipala and neuralgia think it 11 giving great satisfaction viler it is thoroughly tried" A states wife always be thel same especiaily to ner husoand but one is weak and nervous and uses Car4 ter's Iron Pills the cannot be for they make her "feel lige Et different person' at least so they all say and their flu banns SAY MO WO ie114 i Whe FOU itd Dead Deputy Coroner Theo Kramer lisid an inquest yesterday mornintr over the bod of an old colored man Henry Mosley who was found dead in bis bed al hi home on Summer street near Clay Tb jury returned a verdict of deatu from' heart failure The River Falling The river began to fall at Nashville yesterday morning and tho banks at the upper wharf at 8 cclotk 14 howcd Nil of between 5 and 6 inches Day before yesterday the river had fallen 19 feet in the Upper Cumberland but the rains since Com inertial Wel ilia A special meeting of the members of the Commercial Club will be held to night beginning at 7:10 o'clock sharp The object is to consider the bill now pending in the Legislature oto prevent discrimination by railroads in tne transportation of freight and passengers" A Lull attendance is expected KING OF' OUTLAWS A History of the Crirnes and Capture of Hobe Borrow "A History of the Crimes and Capture of Rube Burrow and His Band of Train Robbers" Is the title of Um book jtbit issued by Superintendent Are Of the Southern Express Company giving a correc4 history of the noted outia's of Lamar County Ala his deeds of his capture and awful death In the language of the inthor the book is publishedwith the view of correcting tne erroneous rtsinonots heretofore given the public It is the province of the volume not to laud evil endeavor but rathcr to chronicle the hapless fotO of those who turn aside from the path of peace and honor and elect to tread the devinurt and thorny road The boor can (nil to interest any reader It tells simply and in an entertaining way the outlaw's history of his hair-breadth escaer the privations he endured and the life misery he must have led The picture presented though not attractive is full of interest in detailing the incidents in the life of a Man of more than ordinary Promoted tic Cullom formerly agent of the Nashville Chattanooga St Louis at Chattanooga has been appointed superintendent of the Western Atlantic vice it A Anderson bteeples bits been appointed agent at Chattanooga to succeed Mr McCulloin 1)t5 II rili 17-P C-47) i '7-71 (7-11 'Apt) 1 11 1 t1 A 1 11 I f'4'0 4) r- 1 i 1 il) -ci--1(l )t: 11 '44 oo NU 'v---- if ti LI triza ta cl utTz7-7--- 94 can be bought for 25 Oil the greatest cure on cartn tor pain It is a fact that we tan never lAck up a paper without reading of Dr Bull's CourLt eyrup NOT One in twenty are Tree trOfti Son ile aianent caused by inaction al the liver Use CArter's Little Liver Pills Tne result will be a pleasant surprise They give positive retie 1e9 I.