The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-26
TUSCALOOSA BELT
 HAS AN ACCIDENT
Engine Turns Over Down an
 Embankment
ONLY ONE MAN INJURED
Judge Mayfield Entertains Members of Hospital Investigating Committee On Launch Excursion Up the
 River on Sunday.

Tuscaloosa, August 25-(Special. )-The Tuscaloosa Belt railway car that goes out to Holts, had right bad wreck this morning about o'clock The accident occurred about two miles this side of Holt, on the hospital farm lands and was caused by the spreading of rail The track is on a small embankment at this place, and the engine was complete ly ditched, turning entirely over. The engineer escaped unhurt but the fire man sustained some injuries, his foot having been caught in the fall None or the passengers were hurt, as the car was not thrown from the track.
 Judge J. J. Mayfeld entertained the members of the investigating committee that remained over here today with a launch trip on the river. The party took the launch at Riverview and first made a tour of the locks in this immediate neighborhood After passing through these a pleasant jaunt was taken up the river. where the scenery is especially beauti- full
 Much interest centers in the announce ment that appeared in the local paper this morning of the coming marriage of Miss Maggie Ryan of this city and MT. J. M. Maloney, also of this place. Both of these young people are quite popular here and their marriage will be a social event of much interest. Miss Ryan has lived here all of her life being the daughter of MT. W. A. Ryan, one of the most prominent citizens of the county, and for a number of years one of the city's ablest aldermen. MT. Maloney is con nected with the furnace at Holt, having charge of the shipping department, He Is d gentleman of unusual business abil- ity and has q large number of friends in Tuscaloosa He is one of the pop ular past exalted rulers of the local lodge of Elks.
 Frederick D. Losey the well known English scholar and speaker, has arrived in the city. He will have charge of the newly created department at the university of public speaking and rhet- oric. He and Mrs. Losey are at Mrs. T. N. Hayes for the present, but will later occupy the house formerly the home of Dr. W. S. Wyman on the university grounds.
 The news of the serious Illness of Mrs. Henry Mcdaniel of Demopolis is learned here with much regret. Mrs. Mcdaniel. who was Miss Fanelle Crawford, is d Tuscaloosa girl and has 6 large mum Der of friends in this city Mrs Craw- ford, her mother, and Mrs. Henry A Jones, her sister, went down to Demopo- lis yesterday.
 Mrs J. T. Garner, Hiss Henrietta Thom as and Miss Beth Garner left yesterday afternoon for Birmingham, where they will visit relatives. They will remain In that city until after the marriage of Miss Lucille Garner of that place to Mir. Luther Davis of this city, which event will take place Tuesday.
 Lester Snow, Clifton Penck, John Don oho and Maxwell Moody left yesterday afternoon for Windham Springs, where they will remain on camping trip for about a week.
 Miss Edith Lodge came down from Woodward yesterday afternoon and will be the guest of Miss Annabell Pearson for week or so.
 r. M. Lett, who for number of years was d popular student at the university and for two years assistant in the chem ical department, arrived in this city this morning. Mr Lett will have charge of the chemical laboratory for about a month while Jim Rice, whose position he is filling, recuperates further from the serious accident he sustained sev-