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New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
LOST. MONEY; FOUND JOY
"Broken" Broker Seeks Tenderloin
C0nsOIntiOn-4rrested.

Lock me upl I want to be locked up! I'm
broke on cotton and might harm myself, said
Hall Aver, broker. to Patrolman Nylon. as he
staggered up to him at 32d-st. and 6th-ave.
Aver was half intoxicated He admitted that
he had been doing the town in that neigh
bodhood for several days and was beginning
to be afraid of himself.
They stuck cotton" he suffered to
Sergeant Wall at the Tenderloin station Il
lost S150O00. 1t a great game, but they
did me brown. I've got Office in the Cotton
Exchange"
Much of Ayers rambling talk was verified.
He stops at the Wilmot apartment house in
East 2Sth-st. The janitor of the apartment
was waiting for ''NIr. Aver
II wait here every night for Mr. Aver" he
said. 'I couldn't go TO bed until 1 him
there. I'll wait here until daylight
He didn't have long to wait, however, for
DR.. Grossman. a personal friend of Mr.. Ayers,
gave some personal property as bail and took
him away with him. DR.. Grossman corrobor-
ated Mr.. Ayers statement about being a broker,
but was not certain that he lost S10OOOO
He needs care" the doctor said. 1--WE came
from the South together. I'll take care of him"
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
wIPINe OUT RAINes LAW HOTELS.

Between fifty and hundred applications
for the inspection of Raines law hotels under
the Amber law will be made day or to-mor-
row by Thomas Reed, the secretary and attor-
ney OF the Committee of Fourteen. OF the
twenty-five applications for inspection made
thus far by the committee the reports of the in
spectors OF the Bureau of Buildings have caused
the revocation of licenses TO sell liquor in
eighteen instances. Superintendent Hopper OF
the bureau is prepared to handle inspec-
tions rapidly, and will be supplied with from
fifty to seventy-ve applications daily by the
committee. The committeeman, have about four
hundred applications now ready to send In to
Deputy Excise Commissioner Healy
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
Port of New-York, Thursday, July 6, 1905
ARRIVED.


Steamer Majestic CBr) Hayes Liverpool June % and
Queenstown 30 to the White Lane with 2S2 cabin
and 1863 steerage passengers mails and Arrived
Steamer Principessa Laetita QtaD Montanari Genoa
May 23 Ieghorn 20, Girgenti 81 Caana June Messna
and Palermo Is, 10 Hirzel Feltmann & Co. with mdse
Arrived at the Bar at . m.
Steamer British Princess Cr), Freeth Antwerp June
"a TO Sanderson & Son. with mdse Arrived the Bar
at - ~
Steamer Lowther Castle CBr), ILshtoiler Yokohama
% Manila a. Singapore May H. Penang l5 Perrin Juns
4. Port Said IL and Algiers IS. Tvyedde q 90
with nldse- Arrived a the Bar al 1890 D m
Steamer Apache. Staples, Jacksonville July and
Charleston 10 William Clyde Co, with passengers
and mdse- Left Quarantine at 9Oo a m.
steamer Monroe Hulphers Newport News and Norfolk
to the Old Dominion SIS Co. with passengers and rnise
Left Quarantine at 4l2 D m. s
Steamer jamestown. Catherine. Norfolk TO the Old
Sandy Hook J. July 6. e;SO m-Wind southeast
light breeze; dense fog.
Steamers Jefferson. Norfolk Newport News.
Comanche Charleston and Jacksonville: of
Savannah; Ell vale Galveston: Grangense SRr P
MaTanham. Ceara- etc. Niagara Progreso and TamnIco
Frtns Winem II Dutch. Port au Prince 81 Narc
Demerara, etc; Valdivia (Ger) Inagua Capa Hav &C.
ultonia (Br) Liverpool Maracas (Tl Grenada and rrS
dad; sutton Hall CBD. Hong Kong; Phoebus dew
Flushing for ordersl Buenos Aires (Spanl Cadiz
celona etc; Algeria Cr). Leghorn Romantic (r ponta
Deigada, Naples and Genoa Patrcian (r) Glasgow, Vt
iancia Havana Progreso and Vera Cruz: Bluecher ica
Piyrnouta. Cheroourg and Hamburg Bremen 1C;ert
Havre Madonna (ar). Marseies via Naples: TsS R''
Port Antonio. NSA N"iJ'
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07

the author) is later and more complete. With
excellent judgment the writer dismisses the work
OF Preece, Edison and others along entirely
dlHerent lines with brief chapter. and ampl-
fes when discussing the inventions of the last
ten years Mr.. Maver devotes a good deal of
attention to the two German systems (the Braun
and Arco-Slaby) and to De Forests devices. and
ne mentions the two forms of "barretter" of
Fessenden and the minor contributions made by
other men. A much better idea of the Marcon1
system is here afforded than in earlier works,
though there is no allusion to the most recent
Improvement in Marconis magnetic detecter-
the addition of apparatus which records a mes
sage
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
TWO ALDERMAN FIGHT MOTIONS.
Attorneys Ask for Decisions To-day Before
Board of Estimate Meeting.

Two motions were argued before Justice Glider
sleeve yesterday in the Supreme Court in the
contest between the Board of Aldermen and the
Foard of Estimate over the right of the latter to
deal with both public and private franchises in
reference 10 street railways.
The first motion for the continuance of the
preliminary injunction, granted by Justice Truax.
RESTRAINING the Board Of Estimate from dealing
with the question Of private franchises in certain
cases The other application made at the in
stance of Corporation Counsel Delany, who asked
for a vacation of a stay granted by Justice TTuax
in the same case. Justice Gildersleeve reserved
decision in both.
The counsel for both sides asked the justice that,
if possible he give decision on the stay before
O'Clock to-day when the Board OF Estimate meets.
hast he
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
EPIDEMIC IN HOSPITAL.
Typhoid Germs Found an It's MiEk
SuppIy-Inquiry Started.
GBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

New-Orleans, July 6-Twenty-four patients at
the Great Charity Hospital here are seriously i'll
with typhoid fever. contracted since they entered
the institution A microscopic examination of the
milk used in the hospital shows that it is full of
typhoid germs and also those of other diseases.
The hospital authorities alarmed at the spread
Of the disease, and have stopped the milk supply
from Hammond. La- from which il has come for
years
AS a large part of the milk used throughout the
city comes from Hammond. this cause is being
assigned for the increasing amount Of typhoid in
the city A party Of bacterioogists and chemists
left here on a special train tonight for Hammond
to make a thorough investigation for the State
Board OF Health The fact that the milk was not
sterized properly in the hospital is causing much
criticism among the people of the CITY,.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
TO LOOK AT MOUNT KIsCo NUISANCE.

The new State Water Supply Commission, ap-
pointed June by Governor Higgins held its second
meeting at the Gregorian Hotel in West 35th-st.,
last evening The commission organized in Albany
two weeks ago, when DR.. L. J. Ledere made
acting secretary. At the close of the conference
last night it was announced that DR.. Lederle had
been directed TO investigate ''an alleged serious
contamination of the water supply of New York
City by sewage from Mount Kisco."
DIR. Lederle and Milo NJ Acker appointed a
committee 10 prepare and send out blanks of in
formation relative TO water supply and sewage TO
be filed in by the officials of each city and village
In the State. Information obtained in this manner
will furnish the basis of "A report be made TO the
Governor in the fall.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
COACH HORSES AT AUCTION
Fair Prices Realized for the Vigilant Road
Teams Yesterday.

The horses that have been working the vigilant
road coach between the Holland House and tba
suburban Riding and Driving Club this spring
were sold at auction at Van TasseH & Kearney S
salesroom, in East 1Sth-st yesterday Consider
ing the lateness in the season for the sale OF
such horses, the prices averaged WELL at Sal7
E. F. Whitney paid s1,075 for good looking per
OF chestnut geldings. A roam geldng six wears
old went TO j. c. Loving for $500. F. G. Brown
Pald $3.50 for chestnut gelding seven years old
for $3.50 ee'iie
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
DISsENsIONS IN PAPER TRUST.
Mills Threaten to Dispose of Their Own
Products in the Future.
Inv rr1raRApH no rHE rRInuNE. j

Milwaukee, Wis. July 6-The General Paper Com
pany, an alleged trust, is threatened with disrup-
ton One company the Wolf River Paper and
Fibre Company. OF Shawano. whose contract for
the sale of its product the company expired yes
terday has announced IL will not renew the con-
tract and that hereafter it will dispose of its own
product It is understood that other paper mill
owners have the same action in view. and the stu-
alton has been considered of sufficient Importance
for the calling of special meeting of the executive
onnmittee of the company Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool July eArrvsd steamer TeutOnio (Br, Mctins
try. Nsw-York Queenstown N'|' ~
naiSs ss guy & :. 81 m-Arryed steamer Car
ceededli 124o sailed Ssamer Cedric CIsro ftPaS
dock drom Liverpool. New-YLrk 'N' AAa-
Havre, July O. IL m-Arrived. steamer Ia orratn.
tBr). Alix New-York '9
Bordeaux July l4-Arrived. steamer Frieka fGar, S,~
torf, New-York. N1~''' '"A
Bordeaux July ARRIVED steamer Nanoltan prpo m,
Eagieton. Nev-York. N' '"'''
sarb.dos. July e--sailsd stesu or Maranhen,e CHr,
MaErsw rsem N>w-Yorka. Para N'''
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
SAY SHE WHIPPED SON TO DEATH.
Neighbors Accuse Mother, Who Breaks
Down on Witness Stand at Trial.
[Rv rELEoRAPH 20 THE TRIBUNE.l

Richmond Va, July 6.-AIrs. Estelle Townsend
Smith, on trial in Manchester for having whipped
to death her son Ralph, six years old, broke down
completely this afternoon, screaming and crying
She was unable to testify, and her counsel with
drew her from the stand She Miss Estelle
Townsend, sister of DR.. Wisner r. Townsend, OF
Nev-York and she eloped in 1899 with Shepherd K
Smith, TO whom she was married by Alderman
Bridges of Brooklyn. Mrs. Smith says she whipped
her son to cure him of vice. Her neghbors testi-
fed that she treated him inhumanly, and that his
body was covered with sores and bruises when he
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
4 RNIY BUILDING. NEW YORK CITY. JULY
S. ENGINEER OFFICE. NEWPORT RI

Gibraltar July 5-Passed steamer Ras Dara 1sr, Nc
Cambridge. New York for Singapore Hiowo, ste
Cadiz. June So-Sailed. steamer Montssrrat ssnsn,
Lawn from Nsples). Nsw-York fV'
Scnly. July 6-PaSSed. f.arA
Scheemlch. Ns~-YOrk 800
C1vta Neeehia. June 2s-Arrived. steamers Marco
Minshett. ntaD Sgarriino. New-York Via C;eres.
Xineenzo Ronanno. utaD. Mera. Genoa for New.
Para July s-sailed. steamer Cearense. tBr. Couch.
singapore. July 6-Arrived previously, steamer Earl
OF Carriek. tBrl. Jamison. New-York VIA 81 yfn-
cent q v, and Port Natal for FNzsan ana
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR MIsCELLANEOr

PLIES.-O1ce Isthmian Canal Commission. Wash
ngton 3 ~ e. June a. 1905 Sealed proposals. in trip-
Ing ofhcer Isthman Canal Commission washncten
D. c. until 1880 A NJ. July TO- 1905 which time tbeN
VIII be opened in public furnishing SANITARY Fx.raS
and Roughng Material Water Pipe and Pipe Fitting,
Lead Pipe, Solder, Pig Lead Oakum. Bolts Washer,
Sp1ASS Nails CTeosote OIL Wire Rope; Manila Rope.
Blocks. Timber Dolieys. Carrying Hooks saws Wheel
Barrows Shoves Switch Stands Hydraulic Jacks Jack
screws Pile Driver Hammers and full In
formation be obtained office or etsces OF
Asst purchasing Agent, "a State ST. n. Y City or Asst
PuTcheslng Agent at Custom House, New Orleans. Ia
anu blanks may be had at Chamber OF Commerce. san
FRANCISCO Cal and Commercial Club Mobile. Ala. D. w
Ross General Purchasing Officer
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 4:31 Sunset 1871 Moon sets 1854 Moons aga
HIGH WATER.
A.M-Sandy Hook 1110 Island 1el He'll C,ats 1.12
PMSandy Hook IL 26 Gov 80 He'll Gate %
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
"A Trip to Russia -

by an American journalist of the Jew
ish faith is a true story of the ex-
perienees of a well known magazine
The true way in which the Russian
government tolerated the travelling
Jew is depleted.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
The Hay Box

new kind of economical cooking
apparatus.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07

The progress which is being made IN the art
of communication with Hertz waves. though not
rapid is sufficient to call for publications
from time 10 time. Fahie's and sewalrs ao-
counts were comprehensive enough to give salts
faction when they appeared but William
Maver's Wireless Telexraphy' fpubltsh~S NV
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
A Beautiful Country Seat

Daheim, the estate of c. F. Dietrich
neer MillbrOok, Dutchess County.
Y.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
LITERARY NOTES.

Some time ago English author. Mr.. George
R. Sims, invented a new hair restorer. Now
Signor Gabrielle d'Annunzio has distinguished
himself by concocting essence for the fper-
fuming of the bath! The exploit has led one
of his commentators to hint that zone some
times feels the need of a perfumed bath after
the perusai of his unexpurgated works"
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
Lillian Whiting,

recently home from a European trip,
picked up a little love story on the
Atlantic Ocean. entitled Captain
Morning Star
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
The Russian Order
of St. Stanislaus

which has just been bestowed by the
Gar upon Morris X. Jesup
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-10-20
IN SOCIETY,

green, white chfysanthemums, south
ern smilax and hundreds of small
candies being used. In the parlor a
floral altar Of white and green, sur
mounted ny score of white candles,
was raised, and before this the ceIe-
mony was pertoIme BY four o'clock,
the hour for the ceremony, the parlors
were filled with near friends and rela-
tives of the young couple. The bride S
only attendant was her sister, Miss
TommIe Nose ley, who was maid of
honor, She WAS gOwned in white and
carried American Beauty roses. The
bIlde's toilet was a handsome blue
tailored suit. She carried brides
roses They were met at the altar by
the groom and his best man. Mr.. j.
Briggs McLemOIe Rev. j. w. Cherry,
OF Columbia, as the officiating minis
ter. After CONGRATULATIONS. a lunch
course was served and the bridal
party then drove to Columtia, wnere
Mr.. and Mrs Robinson took the tram
for nortdern trip. They will return
in about ten days and will be at aome
with Mr.. and Mis-. ". B. Dobblns on
Sixth ST. Get.
MIR. Robinson, who is Superintendent
of the Colu'u Water q Light Co.,
is one of Columbia's most prominent
and most popular young business men.
Since coming hele from Alabam ma five
or six years since he mas won an i'm
portant position in the life of the
town. His bride is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. s. S. Moseley and is mem
Der of one of the large and prominent
families of the county. Her personal
attIactlveness and charm of mind and
heart have drawn about her large cir.
Gle of friends. Mr.. and MIS-. Robinson
were the recipients of many beautiful
wedding gifts from Alabama and Ten
nessee friends.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-10-20

DR.. Halle Padgett is in Nashville on
! business.
Mrs. Salhe Massey Is visiting her ia
tber near Hampshire.
Mrs. ". P. Morgan will leave Mon
day for visit TO Birmingham friends
during the Alabama State Fair meet
ing.
Miss Lucy Moore will arrive in few
days frcm Marion, Ala, TO sIend the
winter with Messrs. Nooten ard John
Trotwood Moore.
Mrs f. B. BOYD aud children of
New York. are the guests of DR.. ami
Mrs. Z. A. EoIgey.
Miss Rehecca Carpener leaves IN a
few days tor visit to Mrs. .. F. Rut-
ledge in st. Louis.
Mrs. w. R. Hutton and children, Of
are th5 guests OF Nh. W
j. Dale and family.
DR.. Ernest Sheppard vas in Nash
vile Wednesday on u,iness
Mrs Knox Fleming. OF Nashville, is
visiting heI son, Albert.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-10-20
PERSONALS.

Martin Cox is out from Nashville.
W. B. Turner, Esq, is in Georgia or
business.
Mrs K. G. Latta has returned from
visit to st. Louis.
Mr.. q. w. Robinson is With his moth.
er, Mrs. Nettie Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Howard have re-
turned from visit to Flora.
John Cochran was here from Atlanta
for the Cochran Jones wedding.
Mrs. Joe Hagey and little son, Latay-
cite. have returned from Nashville.
Miss Edna Peters has returned from
visit to friends in Jackson and Mem
phis.
Miss Frances Meacham. of Pinewood,
Tenn, is the guest Of Miss Mary Bar
low.
Miss Lillian Thomas was out from
Nashville for the Henson Thomas we'd
ding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mari, of Nash
vile, are guests OF Mr.. and Mis-. Mort
Hodge
Mr.. Frank N. Brown left Sunday. He
has been spending the week With his
mother.
Miss Matte Browne has returned
home after protracted visit in Jack
son, Tenn.
Henry Evans. Jr., came up Friday
from selma, Ala, for a briet visit 10
his parents.
Mrs. NJ. l. Mcclure and Miss Bessie
Mcclure, of Nashville, are guests of Mrs.
G A. Sharp.
Messrs. Joe Duncan and Rufus Wolfe,
of Nashville, spent Sunday in Columbia
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. ID. Peters left Tues
day for Sheffield, Ala, where they will
make their home.
Albert Fleming has returned from
Charlotte, N. e. Columbia is good
enough for him.
Miss Lula Bingham, of WilIiamsport,
has accepted position with Sol Gross,
at the Bee Hive.
Congressman Padgett and W. g.
Salmon, ESQ.,, were in CentIeville
Friday on business.
Attorney General Job Garner came
Up from Pulaski Monday night to wit
ness "a Night in Bohemia. F"
Dr. W. A. Wharton has returned
from Shelbyville, where he was Mode
rator of the Presbyterian Synod.
Rev. Spencer Tunnel and Mr.. Ernest
Lovan have returned from a meeting OF
the State Baptist Association at Jack
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. o. Dyer and Miss
Daisy Porter left Monday for Phila-
delphia where they will in future reside
Mr.. and Mrs Dyer have been living lnCo-
lumkia about five years, and have many
friends here.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-10-20
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ Cohen Of pom.

MI. and Mrs. R. NJ. Cohen, of Pen
sacola, Fla. are stopping In Columbis
ON combined pleasure and business
trip.
Mr.. R. S. McCa-ty has returned from
I Chattanooga where he made an apple
deal in the interest of S. E. Calender
/ & Go.
! Mrs. James Sedberry and little daugh
ter, Katherine, of Thompson Station
are visiting Mrs. Sedberry's sister Miss
Estele Nevells.
! Miss Roberta Brown will leave fol-
Middlesbore, Ky, Wednesday to teach
in the city high school, 10 which she
has been elected.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Hints left Wednes.
day for Shreveport, La, where Mr..
Hines will again resume travel IN his
regular territory.
Mr.. W. z. Woldidge will leave this
week for Birmingham, where he will
act as presiding judge at the big Ala
Dama State Fair.
Mr.. j. ]. Elan. Misses MittIe Elan
and Miss Mittie McGaw, returned Sat.
urday from six week visit to num-
Der of eastern cities.
Sam Whltthorne, who is with a rail
way engineering party in southern
Arkansas, is spending few days with
his parents, Maj. and Mrs. W. j.
WhitthoIne.
iting relatives at LefGwicn and Lewis
burg, for several weeks, left the
first of the week for her home In Fort
Worth, Texas.
Misses Hattie McGavock and Mamie
Baugh Of Franklin and MI. Shelton
of Nashville, were members of an
automobile party which visited Colu ~
hia Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Armstrong left
Tuesday for Murfreeshoro, Mr.. Arm
strong having been appointed delegate
to the Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows,
which meets there this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur North, of Biz.
mingham, Mr.. Peyton Moore, of Ala
bama and Mrs. ". P. Bisseu of Evans
ton, Ill. were here to attend the Rob
inson Moseley wedding last evening
DIR. D. A. Davidson left Wednesd ay
for Nashville, where he will be joint d
by his daughter, Mrs. Sam Prrtchett
and the two Will go TO fresno, Gal to
spend the winter with DR.. Davidson,s
son. DR.. Joe Davidson.
Ex-G Gov. Cobb, of Birmingham,
stopped over in Columbia several hours
Wednesday to visit his wife grave
in Rose Hill. Gov Cobb married
Miss Fannie Fell, one of the most
brilliant pupils who ever attended the
Athen8um.
Hon. Henry L. Martin has returned
to Midway. KY, after a ten days
visit to relatives at Zion.
Miss Edna Peters has returned from
a visit to Nashville and jackson.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-10-20

known in Columbia, having been il
the restaurant business IN this city
about fifteen years.
The uniforms for the Columbia Mill
tary Academy boys have arrived, and
are most attractive. The boys in uni
form when they appear on the streets
will draw especial attention to Column
bias big school from all strangers and
visitors to Columbia.
Plummer Webster has been elected
one of the judges of the coiored baby
show at the Alabama State Fair and
will leave Monday for Birmingham.
Plum mer is also down on the program
for an address to the colored patrons
of the fair on The Tennessee PAGER.
Dake Biddle is now playing on the
University of Cincinnati eleven,
While hewing a plank Wednes asy,
Sim Watson stuck an ADJ into his
right ankle and inflicted painful and
rather serious wound.
Henry Arch Moore LIFT Tuesday
for Monroe, La, where he has accepted
position in big dry goods establish
ment. His many friends wish him
the succ ess he so richly deserves in
his new home If ability, energy and
integrity hav3 any weight, Henry will
soon win recongition.
Next Monday night Columbia Maeoo-
ic Lodge will confer the Masters degree
under the direction OF Mr.. E. G. john
son, of Nashville, who was the former
Worshipful Master of Columbia Lodge.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-10-20
OVER THE COUNTY,

Photos, &c each, az YOUNG'e tt
Postmaster a. NJ Hughes was mott
fed recently by the postal authorities
that owners of all rural route boxes
must have them numbered He 10
ceive1 later communication sus.
pending the first order temporarily till
owners OF non standard boxes can So
cure standard boxes and put the n in
Instructions will tenn be issued 10
regard to the numo ring
LOST-Man IS saddle; .tlcally new
probably on HamphsiIe pike, between
the Arsenal ana L. w. Voss' store
Reward for return to Roberts Hitch
Yard dwlt
Mrs. E E Elder, of Florence, Ala.
after two week s visit to her father
and mother MI. and MIS- }. NJ.
Foster, Of Carter Creek, has returned
home.
Dr. ]. L Maddox, of the 4th district
vas the first man to appear at the Trus
tees office to pay his 1865 taxes, and
was given receipt number |.
Mr.. Elisha Barker. of Lampasqs Tex,
is visiting his slster, Mrs. Frank Vaughn,
on the Sowell Mill pike. This is Mr..
Barker's first visit TO Maury county
since leaving here thirty-five years ago.
H B. Wanted has rented the DR..
Madd K place, on the Nashville pike.
The deal was made through A. T..
Blocker
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-10-20

wedding march played by Miss Lula
Wright First the lovely flower chill
dIen. Theo and Isabelle Vaughn. then
the fair young bride and her maldof-
honor, Miss Lillian Thomas They
we're joined under an arch of green ny
he groom and his best man, Mr..
smith Thorn IS and there the ceremony
was perfor med by Rev. W. H Beasley,
of Culleoka. Loving friends and ielai-
YES warmly congratulated thu young
couple then all were invited to paItake
OF the delicious wedding supper. The
bride is tue daughter of MI. and
Mrs. 4. W. Thomas, and possesses
the attributes of lovely, NOBLE woman
hood. Mr.. Hanson Is one of the
countys study, progressive and ponulaI
young farmers A host of friends wish
them every happiness.