The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-07-28

and the mother and children sent to
a maidstone in Mississippi The stone
did not adhere to the wounds and IL
was believed the dog was not affected
with hydrOphobia. The children did
very well till last week, when the lit
tie one was taken with what anpeSred
to be hydrophobia and there were 30
hopes Tor her to recover.
Mrs. keenan,, of Knoxville, has re-
covered her three sons who were
taken from her year ago by her
husband, from whom she separated.
She had not heard Of them until Last
sunday wAeh she found Ihem ragged
and dirty III Asheville, n. Q. They
said they had been i'll treated by
their father and Mrs keenan, brought
them back to Knoxville with her.
Miss Jula r. Luptou, second
daughter Of the Rev, j. n LUptou,
pastor OF the P, esbyterau church OF
Ciarksville, died last sunday after
noon OF typhoid fever. Miss Lupton
was universally admired and will be
greatly missed. The funeral services
were conducted at the Presbyterian
Church on Monday evening by ReVs.
Webb and Sumery. The body was
laid in Greenwood Cemetery
Last Saturday night a fi'e alarm
! was turned in from POS North
College ST. eet / Nashville. The fire
companies " ere all turned out but
the fire was 30 far advanced that is
WAS imp,s iole to save the building
where it originated, but by much ex-
ertion the adjoining stores in the
block wer kept exempt Gfrom much
injury. After an hour or more the
roof of No. 2OS fell in and tue flames
were readily extinguished. The
store WAS occupied by Bradford Mich
oil, the furniture dealer. The stock OF
furniture valued at 500 600, is entire
ly burned-insuranc $4,000. Tie
building was owned by +. w. Cole
aud fully insured.
, At Chattanooga, e. H. HollisteT
committed suicide. He was h prom
inent young man in that city few
. years ago and married a Miss Palm.
Z He forged the name of his father-in-
! law aud was put in the peuitentiary
for ten years. He had been plrdoned
y and had gone back to make arrange
!. ments to re.marry his wife, who had
gotten a divorce. But he fell in with
l some OF his old friends and got ia
I drinking, aud being seized with re-
= morse he ended his life by taking
Z morphine.
t Jim Hiles, Tullshoma negro, wal
g cut across the face and neck las
II Sunday by a young man named b.
d DO. Bobo was passing out OF a So
a loon aud accidentally stepped Oh the
n feet of the neg:o, who is reckoned {
1t very tough character. BObo said
was all accident, but the negro curseC
p him and followed him from the sa
10 loon. At the door Bobo told tn,
10 darkey not to follow him and tn
- other laid his hand on his pocket q
n il to draw gun. BObO at one
4 slashed him several times with hi
~ knife on the face and neck. Tn
wounds are not dangerous.
70 A young lady from Knoxville, Mis-
N Lila Walker, was drowned last Sa;
"a, urday while bathing with som
", friends ia the "NarrOws" OF Cline
~ River several milss from JellicC
of The current is very rapid just ther
" aud the young lady ventured int
deep water, drowning before any on
W could come to her assistance.
=. Rufus NJ. Fields, at one time cor
i'd nected with the Na5hviIe Evenin
re- Herald, aud now editor Of the Lii
I'd coin County Herald, has been az
I'd pointed state revenue agent b
IN Comptroller Harris. The place l
ri worth about $3.50 year NJ
+ Fields, who is well known and poi
~ ular, Will begin his duties at once.