The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-04-19
DEEP SILENCE REIeNED.
AS to the Outcome of ClarksVille's
Charter,


the citizens Of the city the next, was
the alternating fate of the charter
bill of GAINESVILLE since the electoral
mandates of the people for the abo-
lition of the saloons. The Senate, led
by it's GAINESVILLE member, saw only
from his point of view and the House
of Representatives following in the
wake of its Speaker, also from this
city, felt justly proud of what had
originated within it's memorable walls
that unless one or the other legislative
body withdraw from the balancing
scales, which has had this city as it's
fulcrum, Clarksville would degenerate
into a village of infinitesimal proper
ton. With no charter, there would
be neither Mayor nor council. The
schools would likely be placed under
control of the county. Public work |
on streets would cease, fire depart |
ment and policemen given vacation,
md city pass into the hands of re-
ceiver Thus runs the first lesson.
/ The finale, however, ends in com
promise in which the colored council
nan will in the end lose out.
Within the next few days, the Home
nfrmary and Hospital containing
twelve rooms, with two wards and
large operating room, will be thrown
open to the public. Under many in
| conveniences and veXations, the col
ored physicians saw the necessity for
such an institution anu beautiful
ocation with all the sanitary require
nents is the outcome.
Aid and assistance in the shape of
cash an dsupplies have been given by
the druggists, merchants and citizens,
and when the institution is completed,
t will compare favorably with any in
the state DR.. R. r. Burt has been Sc
ected as physician-in-charge, with
{ with Drs. c. A. Kelly, L. T. Williams,
NJ. E. Coleman and E. ID. Burns, Of
Guthrie, Ky, as assistants. On spe-
] cial occasions Drs. Hall and Williams,
{ Of Chicago, and Boyd and Wilson, Of
Nashville, will operate as will DR.. G.
V. Roman, the specialist of Nashville,
8 The Ferro Concrete Company of
= Cincinnati, Ohio, has completed one
8 of the most substantial buildings in
the city for the American Snuff Co.
: All the concrete work was done by
9 colored workmen and the artistic
i finishing was in charge of Messrs
= Chas. Porter, Albert Richardson, Err
= nest Radcliffe, of Cincinnati, and Wiley
3 Gupton, of this city.
= DR.. Geo. Hall, one of the leading
= surgeons of Chicago, ILL.,, spent few
9 hours last week in the city witt
Z friends. He was on his way to Biz
3 mingham, Ala.
3 Miss Sadie PoindeXter left for Biz
Il mingham last Saturday.
= Miss Emma ]. Cockrill, of Nashville
y was in the city Saturday and Sunday
= Mr.. NJ G. Dunbar went to Nashville
on business last Monday.
9 Messrs. Williams and Collins lef
: for Belleville, ILL.,, on Sunday.
3 Mrs. Dan Gordon came in from EJ
ansville last Sunday.
: Mr.. Chas. Radford, Of Nashville
: spent Sunday with relatives
: Miss Sammie Hawkins returne
= returned from Nashville on Monda!
{ Mr.. N. H. Harris went to Hopkins
8 vile last Thursday.
: Mr.. Richard Johnson spent Tuesda
3 in Erin, Tenn.
: Mr. Henry Davie, of Boiling Spring
: was in the city Friday.
= DR.. G. Washington Bugg, of Mas
{ Vile, will be in this city Sunday.
he Mrs Peter Johnson is visiting in
~~ Louis.
My Mr.. Alonzo Edmundson went
as Hopkinsville last Sunday
of Rev. W. M. Haynes, CT Nashvill
will be in the city Sunday.
Dr. R. H. Voorhees, will visit frien
in this city on Sunday.
OF Mr.. Ed Jackson, Of Cincinna
passed through the city Tuesday
his way to Memphis.
,on Miss Dora Burton is visiting
lU Louisville, Ky.
W" Mrs. Jessie Harris has return
20" nt from Cumberland City.
'eS, The following were in the city fro
leiu Nashville Sunday and Monday a
va tS participated in a concert Mond
, night: Miss Bender, Miss brow
VS. Miss McCage, Miss Irene Williar
Miss Matilda Williams, Miss Lavil
Harding, Miss Faulkner, Miss Rob
son, Miss McGavock, Miss Bingha