The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 5

UCH a gathering of sublime creations of Parisian Hats and Bonnetswillbe unequaled in the Millinery annals of Nashville AD The Goddess Flora kind to us at all times has this season surpassed all her previous efforts and you can look forward to the Grandest Flower Display on Record Our display ofilnlants' and Children's Headgear is magnifi cent All the latest styles No work no pains no money has been spared to-make this the handsomest store in the country and to secure the choicest stock ever shown under one roof: Come and Look Through Each Department All the choicest Novelties in Ladies' Furnishing Goods and Infants' and Children's Outfittings at Extremely Low Prices' WE WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING SPECIALTIES: 1600 Infants' arid Chi Id ren White and Silk Embroid- 'SOO Stamped Hemstitched C( ered Caps actually worth 75c at at 35c at 2000 Ladies' Embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs regular (-1 25c think of at And last but not least 100 Ladi 5000 yards of real Point de Venice Lace 4 15 wide worth 30c at A Grand Sight! liVe will o'fioU'brilVinaows the complete exhibit of Mayer Strousse Co manufac-turers ofthe 'eellebrated ljtg a la Spirit Corset displayed b' them at the CHICAGO WORLD'S FAIR sure to see them JON Exquisite and Unique Souvenir Given to Each Lady Visitor And last last lotit not least MO Ladies' 'Black China Silk Waists actual value $5 our price Monday and Tuesday only OI Will be one of the great features of our GRAND OIPENING ur Nw Dry GoodsDept a The handsomest line of Silks Dress Goods and White Goods ever shown in Nashville Kessrs' Henry and Arthur Joseph who have charge of this department will give a cordial welcome to all EVERYBODY IS INVITED t) BIG TORNADO IN TEXAS Yong Children Matsui ly Killed at the Village of Triekham N'ASEIVILLE SUNDAY 3tORNING3EAUCII 1S 1591 1 4 iiMbNkiWkNEENIONM PI I El ILLtrr13A'S'311 di 4 i ITEM DAILY A3IERICAN NASHVILLE SUNDAY 3IORNING 3EAUCIC 18 1891 IMEOPEIMEMIMmalS MEP 0o )' :1 1 1 t' 1 I i 1 i1 7 i vr I LT di---i stie" C3 This Vi 1 0 ft Of ay'- el ta 0 milii cat or I 4 4 4 frz 4 4 ems I GRANDES' -SIG RIESSED! a gathering of su limecr eations of Parisian Hats and Bonnets willbe unequalled in the Millinery annals of Nashville 1 4 The Goddess Flora kind to us at all times has this season surpassed all her previous efforts and you can look forWard 1 to the Grandest Flower Display on Record Our display ofilnlarits' and Children's Headgear is maknifi el i cent All the latest styles No work no pains no money has been spared to-make this the handsomest store in the country and to 1 -1 I secure the choicest stock ever shown under One roof- Come and Look Through Each Department All the choicest i Novelties in Ladies' Furnishina Goods and Infants' and Children's Outfittings at Extremely Low Prices tty ta Lk it Nil a 1 i 1 i It r1 'LH 11-' Aivmd 41f---'1 H--1 WE WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING SPECIALTIES: 1 1 4 11000 Infants' arid Children's White and Silk Embroid- 2 500 Stamped Hemstitched Covers always sold i ered Caps actually worth 75c at at 35c at 1 v) 1 411 2000 Ladies' Embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs regular et I 25c 4 oods ust think of at 'e And last bur not least 100 Ladies' 'Black ChIna 1 I i 1 5000 yards of real Point de- Venice Lace 4 inch-e-s- Waists value Silk aists actua S) tJC our price Monday and Tuesday only wide worth-30c at 4444 41 6 "4 a 46444144 A et 04 I 1 0 6 n' 4 I i 47!) A A141 CI A ran 1 ay We will haVe' 11 Pne of our windows idows the complete exhibit of Mayer Strousse Sz Co manufac- Li- iiireis of the 'ealebrated a la Spirit Corset displayed by them at the 'CHICAGO 13 WORLD'S FAIR e- sure to see them 3 I Willbe one of the great features of our GRAND 0PENING (e i ur New Dry line a The handsomest line of Silks Dress Goods and 'White Goods 1 ever shown in Nashville essis' Henry NVeinbalirn and Arthur Joseyh who have charge of this department will give -a cordial I ft welcome to all EVERYBODY IS INVITED 1 AL i CE' 416 and 418 Union Street Al -LA cE tr et :1 --1 JoNAs CO a -r: 1 Exquisite and Unique Souvenir Given to Each Lady Visitor a Doors Open Promptly at ID39s a Itil BIG TORNADO IN TEXAS irri 1 ALtrirjEs9ct IN- -'a------ Your Children batwing Killed at the Dilate of Triekham 1 LADIES' anti GENTS' SINS 1 IM IU tint 11 P1TIV' Q111111c1 DARING ROBBER CAPTURED UMW is Jeweler's Cash is Pelee (Urea to Him a Policeman Walks Ie SALT LAK1 OTT Mare)) 17--A special from Great Valli to the Tribune says at IS o'clock thi evening a man roda up to the jewelry store of Samuel Iloskovits walked in and covered the proprietor with a revolver and called for him cash While it was being counted out a policeman happened in and quickly covered the daring robber causing him to surrender The man has been stopping at a hotel here and gives his name as Thomas iVagner of El Paso Tex DARING ROBBER CAPTURED Riffle Jeweler's Cash is tieing tilves to Rim a Policeman Walks Is SALT LASS CITY March 17--A spe- cial from Great Iettili to the Tribune ratan Results Damage Deno to Property NEW STYLES FOR SPRING Court this evening against the East St Louis Connecting Railway Company for the appointment of a receiver for defendant and for an accounting SERIOUS CHARGES Liquor Store of tarter at Loutarilio noised Loinsvuxr March 17--The Internal Revenue officials to-day seized the liquor store of Carter at 1102 Alain street and the place has been closed pending advice from Washington Carter is charged by the Government with rectifying without a license equalizing and failing to destroy stamps He has also vioiated the warehouse laws of Kentucky and misappropriated property of the Second Nations' 'lank by dispoodng of whisky for which the bank held the WarehousZ receipts on collateral No arrest has been made Collector Ben Johnson said to-night that there are heavy fines in each case Court this evening against the East St Louis Connecting Railway Company for the appointment of a receiver for defendant and for an accounting SERIOUS CHARGES Do you wish to have a pretty foot? It so let us fit you in a pair of our beautiful Shoes which we think will enable you to captivate the object of your affection Besides if Variety Quality Finish and Cheapness Is to bo considered we know we can please you bo PROMISED PROTECTION Nots-Vdlea Mao Appeals to the British Ambassador for rroteetiom EAMT LIVERMOL March 17--Elljah Harrismt a non-union workman who took the place of one Of the ht rik i)otters at East Liverpool Pottery hen created a furor in labor circles here by appealing to the British Government for protection against the strikers If arrieon recently came here from England and is still a British subject lie wrote to the British Embastutdor at Washington demanding protection as an English citizen and alleging' that the city police had refused to give him protection guaranteed by law He was promised protection ROW IN THE ELKS Grand Trustees Removed by tho Grand Exalted Baler Cotxmars March Exalted Ruler Apperly of the Order of Elks bee removed the Grand Trustees A Vanderlip of Boston Campbell of Baltimore and Jos Loupel of Richmond Va for calling the annual meeting at Atlantic City when he had ordered it to be held at Jamestown It is probable that delegates repreVoting a large majority of the lodges will meet at Atlantic City and elect officers Greed Trustees Removed by th Grant' Exalted Ruler Cott-macs March Es alted Ruler Apperly of the Order ol Elks hao removed the Grand Trustees A Vanderlip of Roston Camp' bell of Baltimore and Jos Loupel ol Richmond Va for calling the annual meeting at Atlantic City when he had ordered it to be held at Jamestown It is probable that delegates repreOnting a large majority of the lodges will meet at Atlantic City and elect officers PROMISED PROTECTION Isou-teloa Mee Appeals to the ttritish Ambassador for rroteesion EAST LIVERP101 March Joh Il smt arri a non-union workman It I Si Loria March 17-A speelal to the Republio from San Angelo Tex pays: News by wire has just reached San Angelo of a terriflic tornado last oight at Trickham a email village near Coleninn Tex in which four children of 11 Wataon were instantly killed and he himself injured beyond recovery Numerous other noures were 'blown to pieces but without further injury to life GAINESVILLE Trx Mart) 17--The most severe electric wind and rain-'norm ever known here has swept over Ma city Several houses were unroofed while othera were blown over The brume of Welch was struck by lightning' and burned to the ground Mrs Welch was teverely burned and may die At Mountain Springs ten miles south of here a heavy hailatorm prevailed Hailstones largvr than hen eggs fell fur half an hour Lawless Sc Co 1 fj EASTER NOVELTIES! Weshingtou Notes Commodore Whiting bedangerodsly The steamship an Francisco is coaling at Rio preparatory to going to liluellelds Nicol-ague The committee to inspect the Chicago postollice did not leave Washington yesterday as expected It la estimated that two years and two months woeld be consumed in coining the silver seigniorage It is said that the Government has purchased if1o0000 worth of coal for the Behring Sea fleet at Vancouver notwithstanding the same quality could- have been obtained on the United State side of Puget t4ound at the same price Considerable bad feeling existe between Secretary Carlisle and a Burnham Chief of Construction of Ott Worlds Fair over the arehitectere of public buildings The latter yesterday characterized the Secretary as ''a cross-rouAls politician with no knowledge of architecture" IN FOOTWEARIr FELTON TALKS DACE Digainad but tattier Reply to President itisitts Cntet'SNArt March 11--Receiver Felton gave out to-night his answer to the accusations of President Smith of the Louisville Nashville Railway bearing date of Fe 13 In that let- ter President Smith giving his reasons for withdrawing from the Southern Railway Steamship Association rather bitterly accused his competitors presumably the Queen it Cres: cent of which President Felton is the teceiver nt ctitting rates In violation Of the compact and of fetteral law Preeident Felton't re-1 ply avoids recriminatian and is wholly confined to answering Smith's statement of the for Lie adverse concinsions In answer to the argument that the Queen err'-cent increase of earnings in 193 indicated a cutting of rate' President Felton gays that in ISD3 the road was for the find time In several years sufficiently equipped to meet all demands for business made upon it that more-' I over it was Ito miles shorter ronte from Cincinnati to Chattanooga Florida and seventy miles shorter to New Orleans than the Loulaville Nashville4 and furthermore that as the Southern was paying an annual rental to Cincinnati the buniness men of the city gave it the preference In regard to disparity of freight traffic between the Nashville Receiver Felton reminds President Smith that the Louisville Nashville during latl3 was crippled by floods near New Orleans and later by a great strike on its lines which would invalidate any judgment formed on that basis lie therefore Pliggestm that Air Smith In his comparisons of competitive tonnage assumed conditions which did not exist In reply to P'resident Smith's charge that the Queen Crescent get at defiance all reshipping rules that bills of lading ete were doctored that ports of shipment were falsified that "bills of lading issued at Chicago 'were made to read se though the grain originated at nom point in Nebraska or Ktinhak" Air Felton says: desire to state tnost emphatically- that there is no foundation whatever for the above charges" and adds "The vigilance exeretwd by the commissioner and his deputlea in Cincinnati and Louisville over the matter Of re-shipping date (which have no desire or intention Of eriticizing but heartily commend) is In marked totitrhq to tiin loose triet in vogue-at Nashillle" Mt Felton says euttinglyi that the p41iee of the Lonisville alo Nashville t111p1 Iled Louisville and Ctncinnati to 1 (Ttr) itenucil their own to the it l')otitli 11 1 plil i 1 I '1 Li I FELTON TALKS DACE Diyollied but comae Reply to President Amish CrlciNNAtt March Felton gave out to-night his answer i I I pti 14114' 11- DETERMINED SUICIDE Judge and Pigeon Hare sk Wrestling Matt WICHITA KAL Niarch Smith Was taken before Judge Jones this morning on the charge of ditturbing the peace He was bound over in the stun of 8500 anti could not give it Smith then deliberately tore open a box of rough on rata and took a big swallow before 'Judge Jones could knock the box out of his hand Then a terrible atruggio commenced Judge and prisoner fought to the floor and Srnith would lap up the poiaon from the floor every time he could roll over on his face Constable k'orby went to the aid of the Judge and the man wee finally tied and a doctor sent for Ile is in a precarious condition QUEEN SHOE HOUSE 1- i I 'i 1 i i 4 I i 4 -77 4 I 1 i I 4 r' I i 1 I I 1 I i 1 1 1 Jos ABRAMS Prop 406 UNION STREET Was itoretyr SrittOrIFLD ILL March lit -ft-jamett Wilmon and ilopkina receivers of the Louisville Evanavilh tt Loula Conaulidated Itallway Company bled a bill in the Vnited State' Circuit Sothig Ia firteent The spring of 1894 is bringing to the people a great many desirable things With the advent of the flowers and sunshine the hard times seem disappearing and there is promise of work and profit where have been and want A pronperous year brings a host of good things and there will be none among them better in ite way than what Tut now affords its readers in Pictureaque World's Fair It practically relegate" to the past all the histories and pictured views of the great expoeition which have yet been issued Jo far duets it eurpans them in perfection in every detail and in brillianey of ap'pearance It in the World's Fair living' again in all its nature) colors a feat inpictorial represetation never so accomplished before! It is a remarkable thing an ornament for the sitting-room or parlor a source of constant Information and ail Pfluea tor for the children and the old How it can be obtained with little trouble and little cost through TrtP: Ameiticss le told in an advertisement elsewhere It is the opportubity of the year for those who wish to have in their homes what wi I make ltuch hotnes pleasanter for themselves ant their fernlike and friends A MORGAN a HAMILTON porrturv tA ur4 or-LT Grain Bags and Flour Sacks I I Typewriter trouod Hoed New YORK March Fuller a typewriter in the law of 1Vi1ltam1 Mullen in Nassau street was found dead in the this afternoon shot through the head and on the floor a revolver with one bullet missing Suicide Is the theory ad va need The Beery County Rime PARIS March Pettus formerly of the liollow Mick Reeord has moved here to establish a launoeratie paper It will make Its first Is)w to the publie next Friday the 23d under the title oflienry County New CORILESIPONDUNCT t4oractrun A Pallid ID nos Mats March Democracy of thin eminty will hold a mass convention here the first Monday in April for the purpowe of selecting delegates to the Stat a Judicial Convention called to assemble in Nashville April IS to nominate eanclitates for the Supreme Judges also to select deleottie to the Chancery Convention which meets in Jackson May 10 to nominate fil Chancellor for the Ninth Chancery Divishm Perinue rrotri Grruktv: a March prairie fire has been raging for wweral days hi the eastern part of Cheyenne County and rieveral fartners have lost everything It is roared that some settlers have lout their No174 NORTH MAMCIAT STIMFIT NASHVILLE TENNESSEE eyes you toulInt of horror Rai dread 'reeve is so loolrotarenosoor for tot two in many dimmed formerly re aorOd so inourablo wUouI outtuic Th Trri of to wpfl by tint tart that rflpTI! lc or broach is now ee410 WS' I may mined without ten knifeand without patio Clumsy chat Ms tram" ten bri throws array in nv sure but often Mauna tottaar roariorc arnansu tattoo and dreth yrreovad wit bout the priiil Of Culp operatootc ILE lanr1 IP klattils other dierasel of Ma tower boort aro parnianontiy ettro4 irithoUt polo or rort 'to Ina knife STON'E 0 ao mtre 01 boo Woo lo noma1 poi- tracciee4 out and perfectly irm morod tr0000r tflIItI STLICILI-E remov- witicout (omit bondreort ot osocaL itmr tr4orrorro awl portleo- ra wit4 lo row fIre own ow to tw follary bi4a1 144 I twfrit to4 IL4La b40 thkr: A40 Ito I 1 1 The Semi-V801y American: Ilmnripnn Inur rrir001111 Identity Mat Tnor March io tips cloke of the inetuemt here to-night in tho nnie(lee of Robert Root un election day four per4orus have ptsiltively Wen-Wind "tint" Mira tin the man who fired time abut that killed i 2' Pnfr 1 A 'Each i'Veck YEAR An unNueeptotni attempt aaa male to wreck a It4 Four patoenger train near itiidney ta last night Nidney last lg 1: -A 1- The Ite'llet City tronWerks st rarin burned ltYi121 4 btl Liar 11 3' 40r-tit ly erc444 7'ity 4 14 't1101 a if 4 I tJ.