Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-11-03

The following were registered at the
different hotels yesterday;
HATTIE HOUSE.

different hotels yesterday
HATTIE HOUSE.
r. H. Bell, Loudon; Sam P. WINS, Jr.,
Athens; G. E. Foster, Boston; Jno. B.
Bland, Geo. W. Bowley, Va; P j. McPhil
lip, c. C. Painter, Nj. Lttinger, j. B. Hill
A. V. Hart, New York; 4. NJ Wright, At
lanta, Ga; I. Koshland, Nj. Koshland. c.
M. cambridge, Baltimore. S. A. Simerly
Jno. w. Dill, viii Hugus, j. j. Nolan, P.
j. Patton, Cincinnati, o.; M A. Byrd, Hell.
enwood Thos. Penland and wife,
wife, &. S. Kineaid. Clinton;
J. NJ. Heck, Raleigh, N. c.; John R. Cox,
Concord; G. f. shoemaker, Philadelphia
Thomas j. Mason, Loudon; j. l.. Jefferson,
A. A. Mouer, Boston; Hannah Binns, Camp
Chase O.. S. and p Levering, Rachael A
Levering, Ashley, o.
LAMAR HOUSE.
W. T. McFee, Concord, d. NJ Haynes
New York; Il. A. McFerrin, Divers; NJ P
Coal Greek; d. NJ. Owen, Athens; A J
Patterson, Greeneville; W. Il. Duncan
Jonesville, Va; VIM P. Smith and lady
RogersviIle; Jas. E. Carter, Baltimore, S.
w. Brown, Lee, N. c.; j. F. Owen, Sweet
water; Robt Kittrell, Loudon; j. B. Cooke
Chattanooga.
scHUBERT's HOTEL
W. H. Fritts, J. D. Trueblood, Chatta
nooga; F. M. Ottinger, Midway; ]. w
Donaldson, Talbott's; j. s. McNutt, J. L.
Crary, q. s. r. l.; Oscar Fulgham, Hunts
vile, Ala; L. S. Kincaid Clinton; j. NJ
Hunnicutt, Buckeye; J. E. johnson, Jacks
boro; W. S. Dickson, Morristown; J. G.
Park, Greeneville.
ATKIN HOUSE.
Chas. p. Wright, Lorraine; L. L Walker
Chattanooga; Tilman r. Gaines, Soutl
Carolina, Wm III. Carter, VIM. Naumber-
ry, j. I'll. Klein, New York; JAS. Woodward
E. T., Va. Ga. Railroad; w. B. Jones, Sc
vier Creek, Ky J. F. Gamble, Clinton
The Celluloid Eye Glasses will stand tel
times more abuse than any other Eye
Glass, and furthermore, they are the best
For sale by all leading Jewellers and Op
ticiaLs
A Peculiarly Sad Accident and Death
Miss Lewis, Virginia lady, who ivec
for years at Newport, Cooke County, bu
who has been for some time in Texas
teaching school, arrived at Sweetwatel
Wednesday evening, where she was met bS
her friend, Mr.. John NJ Jones
formerly of Newport, and stopped fol
visit with him. She started
horseback, accompanied by Mr. Jones ant
wife, for their home, five. or six miles from
town. When they were near home Mis-.
Lewis horse stepped on piece of plank
the horse shirred around, her saddle turned
and she slipped off to the ground. In re-
sponse to question by Mr.. Jones she re
piled, cheerfully, that she was not hurt
but turned suddenly pale, sanl
back, and was dead in less time than il
takes to tell it, only drawing three breaths
Mr. Jones and wife were perfectly dumb
founded with grief and anguish. The
corpse was properly cared for, placed in 6
case, and Mr.. Jones passed through the
city, on yesterday evenings train, taking
the remains to Newport, for burial.
1t was the most excruciatingly sad affail
we have been called upon to record fol
years. Miss Lewis was a young lady OF
many and rare accomplishments. She was
old friends, and was conversing SO cheer
fully and brightly all the way of the horse
back ride, as to excite special notice. Her
sad and sudden taking off casts pail OF
gloom over host of dear friends