The age-herald., 1900-10-25
SCALOOSA
Budget of News from the Beautiful City
 of Oaks

Tuscaloosa, Oct M-(Special.)-The mar place to MT. N. 0. Esville of Rosemary, Hale county, was solemnized this afternoon at ? o'clocsk at the home of the brides mother in this place, Rev. F. P. Culver performing the marriage ceremony. The bride is an attractive young lady and graduate of the Tuscaloosa Female Col lege. She is a sister of Charles Weather ford of the firm of Burton & Weatherofrd. MT. Neville Is very popular young busi- ness man of Hale county, and in every re- spect worthy the young woman whom he weds.
 At meeting of the w. c. T. U. yes- terday afternoon the following officers were elected: President, Mrs. J. B. Chat field; vice presidents, Mesdames D. L. Par rish, J. T. Garner, J. T. Searcy, William Barnes; recording secretary, Ms. w. D. Seed corresponding secretary, Mrs. M. E. Donaho; treasurer, Mrs Frank S. Moody. This was the first meeting of this organ- zation in some time and great deal of interest was manifested by the members thereof
 The ladies of the Kettledrum will meet with Mrs.e Frank S. Moody tomorrow af- ternoon. The subject for discussion will be Facts From Alabama"
 Miss Emily Walters of Baltimore will arrive this afternoon from Baltimore to be the guest or her cousin, Mrs F. Ls Walters. Misses Georgia Goodrich who has been the guest of Miss Belle Clements for some weeks, left at noon today for her home In Columbus, Miss She twas accompanied home by Miss Clements, who will be her guest for some time. ..
 J. J. Thomas, assistant superintedent of motive power of the Mobile & Ohio Rail- road, is here from Mobile.
 Capt. J. A. Bozeman has just returned from an extended trip to the West and East. He left Tuscaloosa last April, go- ing to New Orleans Since that time he has been in Hot Springs, Eureka Springs, Sar- atoga, WauResha and Tate Springs. He Is very enthusiastic over David B. Hill whom he listened to at the New York State Con- yention.
 which met here this morning, was in ses- sion only about an hour on account of the misunderstanding that evisted as to the time of meeting The time Is the fourth Monday in October. but this October has five Mondays and the confusion in dates thus came about. However, very little work is done in the Tuscaloosa Chancery Court since the establishment of the Coun- ty Court, as that has practically the same Jurisdiction the Chancery Court. The
  cases on 1t that have been continued from time to time.
 Ben Caustin of Pickens county was be- fore Commissioner Ignatius Green this morning, charged with retailing liquor without license. He was bound over to the United States Court in the stfin of $100
 Mrs. Barney McGlone, who left Tusca- loosa about two weeks ago as discharged partient of the hospital and was lost for some time, was brought back to Tuscaloosa yesterday by her husband who found his wife in Alabama City. By some mistake there was no one in Birmingham to meet Mrs. McGlone when she was sent home by pr. Searcy, notwithstanding the fact that he wired her husband on what train she would reach that place. It was sup posed that when she got to Birmingham and found no one to meet her she became frightened and wandered off. She was placed in the hospital again yesterday by her husband.
 President II. G. Davis, of the Athens Ala, Female College Is in the city to- day
 G. B. Burkhalter is here from Blrming- ham on business.