The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-20
M'DAN|EL DIES OF
RECENT INJURIES
Was ScaIded Under Wrecked
Engine Last Saturday
J, F, NUNALEE BURIED
Mrs. W. c. Dean of Birmingham Is
Looking for Missing Husband at
TuscaIoosa-rears of Un-
identified Body.

Tuscaloosa March 19,-6SpeciaL)-C. W.
Mcdaniel died here yesterday morning as
a result o. injuries received in wreck
that occurred on the Mobile and OHIO
railroad near here Saturday. Mr. NJ
Daniel was engineer on the wrecked train
and his engine TUNED completely over,
sealdng him to such an extent as to re-
suit fatally He had been one of the
most popular and trusted employees OF
the railroad for rumber of years be-
ginning his run on this division as soon
as it was completed. His funeral was
held at his residence yesterday, and his
remains taken Immediately after to his
former home in Iowa. He leaves a wife
and three little children.
The remains of Capt. j. +. Nunnalee,
who died in Mobile Monday, were brought
here today over the Mobile and Ohio rail
road and the funeral exercises and inter
ment had here at 4 o'clock. Captain Nun
malice was a former resident of this place,
being with his son, Mr.. james Nunnalee,
the founder of the Daily Gazette. He
was connected with the newspaper bus
mess for the most of his life. and was
we'll known and highly respected among
the newspaper men of Alabama He
served both in the Mexican and civil wars,
receiving the commission of captain in
the latter. He strong advocate of
prohibition, and during his long life he
was continually lighting the whisky
traffic. He was especially conspicuous in
the whiskey fight that took place in this
county in the SOS. Captain Nunnalee's
wife is buried IN this place. and Mrs.
Ataunton, his daughter, and Mrs Julia
McGowan. his sister-ln-law. are both res
idents of Tuscaloosa.
Chief of Police Alex Christin is in re-
celpt of a letter from Mrs. w {. Dean
of Birmingham, in which it is stated
that the writer was informed that her
husband, who recently mysterously dis
appeared, was killed in Tuscaloosa Mrs.
Dean says in her letter that the police
of Birmingham told her that an undenu-
fled mans body was discovered here ana
that the body was in all probability that
of her husband A photograph accom-
panies the letter. Chief Christin was
somewhat puzzled at the contents of the
letter, as there has been no killing OF
any kind here lately, and no unidentified
DDuS QlStONGIeu MlIuln Inc past year.
Tuscaloosa people read with regret the
announcement of the death OF George W.
Hopson Sr. of Birmingham. Mr.. Hopson
was fore some time prominent merchant
in this city. and he is remembered by g.
large number of friends here.
VIII Jemison has resigned his position
with the Central Iron and Coal company
at Holt, and will go from here to New
York. Young Mr. Jemlson is son OF
the late w. c. Jemison, for so long a
time mayor of Tuscaloosa, and has "A
great number of Tuscaloosa friends who
will regret his departure.
A small fire was discovered yesterday
ON the roof of DR. T. NJ. Leatherwood'a
residence The fire was caused from a
defective flue and was soon eXtinguisbed.
The fire department responded promptly
to the alarm. but sufficient water had
been procured to put the fire out before
its arrival