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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
Sees No Hope For Antibet Bills.

Albany, \. Y.. April 22.-Senator Az new practically admitted that the anti race track gambling bills are dead so far as this session is concerned when he said. Unless l take some action, which I do not now expect to take, the incident is closed for this session" investigated carefully the possibilities of gaining advantage by calling a caucus and has determined not to at tempt to have the call issued The antigambling issue now appears to await the election of the new senator from the Niagara Orleans district.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
.MR. LOEB EXPLAINS,
Makes Clear His Connection With
 Street Car Company.
OBJECTS TO AN ASSIMILATION
Consressman's Statement of Owner ship of Stock by Presidents Secretary Calls Forth Repiy-Would Not Dis cuss Legislation. "-

Washington. April 22. = The refer ences to William Loeb, secretary to the president, in the house by Mir. Sims of Tennessee in connection with his ownership of 4,100 shares of stoct: in the Washington Railway and Flee from MT. Loeb to that gentleman ex- plaining how the stock came into his possession and suggesting to MT Sims that he should be most scrupulouS in dealing with mems characters or rep. utations. MT. Sims read the letter.
 Explaining his possession of the stock, Mir. Loeb says:
 Forty seven hundred shares of the common stock of the Washington Rail way and Electric company stand in ray name on the books of the compa ny. One hundred of these shares, enough to enable me to qualify as director, are mine, and 4,600 are hold 4ngs of friends of mine, for whom l last annual meeting of the stockhold- CTS of the company, at which I was elected director, with the view of my {. possible election as president of the company if I decided to take up that line of work after leaving official life This record has been and still is open to you or any other honest man at any time, and it clearly demonstrates that any insinuation that in any mysterious or unworthy way or in any way what ever I have accumulated such con siderable fortune as your speech i'm plies is as unfair to me as it is un- worthy of you
 No Interference With Legislation.
 Speaking of what he calls Mir Sims "intimation that I have improperly in- terfered in traction legislation" MT. Loeb says:
 Immediately after my election as director of the company the chairman of the house District committee, Mir. Smith. called upon me and started to ask my advice as to certain bills af fecting the traction companies pending before the committee. I at once in- formed him that while I occupied the position of secretary to the president I could not and would not discuss with any member of congress any matters of legislation affecting the local public service corporations. I have seen Chairman Smith. who will verify this statement, and I cite this instance to show how scrupulously careful I have been to observe the proprieties in the case. No senator or representative even among my intimate friends has been either directly or indirectly ap- preached by me on any phase of the traction legislation
 After reading the letter Mir Sims said that he was the last person to take advantage of any congress privilege to say anything derogatory of any man. and therefore he felt that the letter should be read in as public manner as he had made his statement
 Mir. Sims said, however. that he had based his statement on an official com munication to the speaker. wherein it was shown that Mir Loeb had 400 shares of the stock in his name.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
Thaw Asks For Writ.

Newburg. \. Y. April 22-Counsel for Harry K. Thaw served an order of the supreme court upon the superin- tendent of the Matteawan Insane asy- lum 10 permit Thaw to sign an appll- cation for a writ of habeas corpus Thaw then signed the application. which will bc submitted 10 a justice of the supreme court Thaw will then be brought into "ourt for a hearing on the question of his sanity.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
Lesislator Mus, Go to Jail.

St Louis. April =. Ferdinand War ger. member Of th- house of delegates of St. Louis. was convicted 0f bribery by jury and sentenced to serve two years in the penitentiary. the minimum Sentenrs Warner was convicted af savH= acerpted a bFii7e ot 500 for his ssHuencn in passing an ordinance per hitting the erection 0s a ssrs-r.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
Art ifus.ur, Enriehee

Worcester. Mas April - The Worcester Art Museum berame one Q. the most richly endowed institutions of it's kind in this country by the transfer 10 that corporation under the terms of the viii of the late Ste pasz Salisbury of property valued at s2 T2s.n0O. This sum. added to the amount already possessed by the mn ssSn. brinEs i;s total ID to SS.ss2oo0. giriag lt a rssk. in point of wealth. se1ond te the Caruegie museum in PIffSh1rg
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
To Provide New subwaYs.

Albany. N T.. April 22.-The assem- bly passed. a9 to 16. tho Robinson bill 10 encourage private capital 10 con struct subwsys in New York. The bill provides that f subwsys are built by private capital the builders may have a franchise of fifty years. the city 10 take over the property at the expira- ton O. that time at the cost of con st=uction if it chooses.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
s.rds Back Stolen .f.zoc.

MoHtclair. N !. April 22-Part of tho loot taken by the thief who i'm vaded the Glen Ridge Golf club and robbed the locker of WardWell C. Thomas while he and other club mem bers were on tho links has been re- turned. Mir. Thomas received by mail an envelope containing the S1-2O worth of negotiable notes that were taken
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
N.w Haven sux. a RaiIrnad.

Worcester. Mass. April "A deed for S27.jOO.OC0 was filed in the worces- ter county courthouse by the New York. New Haven and Hartford rail road transferring the franchise and all the property ot the New England Railroad company to the New Haven road The latter road has leased the New England line for many years
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
P.s.- Tru,, R..sIv,isn P..,.a.

Washington. April 2-Tke house of representatives passed the resolution by Speaker Cannon providing for an fnv-stigsfion Sf the paper trust. and Ia Pzrsusnos Of is proviSi0ns the speaker zaaoancesi s< tbe eus1mfrtee of six ulIs uT ocndzct the fnvestiz2tzan NeSsrs wsHH ILA Miller fKan-L Stafford rwTsl. Rsnron O.. Sins Tsunl snd Rrsa ~ IL
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
Miksdo,s shiDs to visi, China.

Pekin. April 22.-Announcement that a Japanese squadron of fifteen battle ships. cruisers and destroyers is to vis- 1t Foocbow. Annoy snd Canton. China. Is accepted in government circles as A distinctly hostile move on the mi kadO's part. The visit is unsolicited.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
Live Stock Markets.

New York. April 1- CATTLE Supply light: market slow: choice. ts.Ba5. prime. 6DzS7s. veal calves 6 Nas5N
 HOGS - Receipts light. market slow: prime heavfes. mediums and heavy York CTS. sszsSE. ugbt Torkers. S.S1a5. e. pigs. c El23z5 e: r0ughs. ra5S SHEEP AND LAMBS - Supply light: market active. pri-4s wethers. Ssas E: culls and common. t2slz1sa. lambs t4sls aE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
May R-conciIs vand.rhIi-.

New York. April 2-A reconciliation between Alfred tiwynnc Vanderbilt and his wife. formerly Elsie French. whose divorce suit against the multi millionaire ;s now pending. was de clarpd probable as the result of new intervention by Nrs Cornelii.s Wander hfIf ST
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
tiec.rr.n Not -er ner corv.n,i,r.

Albany. \. ' Apri c-2, Senator Nc- CarTeu said that Ie v7S not ia favor es a serond convention "a rI~s't ron testing delegation sn bN sent 60 Den yer and that zs Ia as fa wa< ron csrEej ;h~rs wcI.d Is none. i'r has nlsde H9 PrcHis" ts sa.: yu-pby ucl.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
s;, Dealer in Hors.. Dead.

Buffalo. April William Piss. re- suted to be oac of the largest horse sealerS in the world. died here. He was a large exhibitor at all the horse shows
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
Inrun ..ier In pcr.scoIa.

Ssasaeols. Ela. April .. JudE~ seoppzrO os tns federal court fsSged an Injunction restraining the a1amlarS 0f 'hs street railway union. their friends and sympafhizerx from in any way in '-rfsrrr with tbe aperattou e inc ca-S sf sk@ serest railway coTupanv-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
P.-n..Ivanis.. aa,s Is.u..

New TcTE- April 2oc-Thr PsanSyIra- 7is raiiroad. ii becSme E1OUn fa Wall Street- hss eoF1oIet-d arrangements for sha hEs-Ffaz Vh5ch it hsS lad ia es1-
 empszt5gn frr some time Ebe rail rgaE ufE probably EnuOaace a toa- tern bond izSse zusoEntfBz. Tt is said to s4sasgsl-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
Cham. In s.s vors I;gys- Ia,

AIsznv. Y. Y Ap-fl Govp-nor Hughes signed tee bETl ns Assembly msn F. s;- WhuneT. -hsnEinz the is csi year fc- tke 5ssusucs ot iEzzc- fax s-rtifeztes trpzs May fs O. { Ger tiSczteS vii te fssaed st czgs r8gs-iaz The peric1 bstvsca MEy ! and prt- | rext wh.7 =rn-zs -.--fs-stss -s5 ns fsSor5
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
Democrats Carry Louisiana.

New Orleans. April 22. Returns from the state elections indicate that the Democratic ticket. headed by !. Y. Sanders for governor, had been elect cd throughout.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
Ca-n.zi.'s Git For womsr's cslI.s.

New YOrk. April Andrew Carne- g.r has promised wells college at Au- -o-s. Y r S4o.O0o for a library to be czEe,i the Frances Cleveland library after Mrs. Grover CisEelsnd sn zius nus o. the cosIsge. or condition that if -ssS- an equal sum
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-05-08

He also bought a magnificent com
biued saddle and harness geIding To-
day from Mort McSIinn, Of Carriers
Greek. paying $4,000 for him.
Miss Louise Powell 81 Nashville. Is
visiting Mrs. Eugene Guest on High
street
AIRS. Joe knight Is visiting Nashville
friends
Miss Mary Pillow left Wednesday
for a visit to New York.
Miss Edna Gregory has returned to
her home at Mt. Pleasant, after a visit
to friends at Paris, Tenn.
Mrs James d. Richardson came
over from Murfreesboro several days
since TO visit Mrs. Rebecca McLemore.
Drs. A. S. Page, Roy Hardison,
Frank Osborne and Garrett Merrill
are attending the meeting of the State
Dental Association in session in Nash
ville
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OVER THE COUNTY.
Dc seaessssF ~RgeesssB8GEse

Deputy Goad arrested Clifford Turn
tine Friday on a warrant sworn out
BIS Ripley Steele charging him with
allowing his hogs to run at large.
John Brooks, col0red, was arrested
by John Watson at Spring Hill Sat
urday on a charge of stealing $25
from his uncle at Santa Fe.
See ANDERSON x co. before you
sell your Wool They pay the highest
market price let
Mrs. s " Wall Of Florida is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Long, at Mt Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe P. Hines of Lou
isiana are spending two weeks with
Maury county relatives.
Melvin Dawson has returned from
two years stay in the West and is
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mann
Dawson He is much improved in
health.
FOR SALE:-A handsome good as
new. runabout, first cost S125, will sell
for SIS, Call The Herald either
phone. d&wtf
Rev. A. J. Ewing, pastor of the Meth.
odist churches at Glendale and Gull
leoka, has been granted a months
vacation by his congregations and has
gone with Mrs. Ewing for a visit to
friends in Arkansas and Texas.
Fred Beasley, day operator at Cul-
eoka, has purchased lot next the
esidence of Dr. W. P. Moore, and will
It once begin the erection of a nice
esidence.
Miss Tabitha williamson who has
cen i'll in a Nashville hospital for the
asst month and was operated upon
or appendicitis, has returned to Gull
eoka. Her friends will be glad to
now Of her recovery. {
While breaking a valuable two-year-
Id horse at Culleoka a few days
nee, James Williamson had the mis- &
)rtune to lose the animal The
orse reared suddenly and fell back. \
reaking its neck. g
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SCHOOL RALLY
FOR CULLEOKA

The people of the Culleoka neigh.
borhood, interested in school matters
and education will hold an education
al rally on Saturday, May 10th. Prof.
r, H. Peoples of Battle Ground Acad-
envy, Franklin, will deliver the princi
pal address of the day and other
speakers will also be heard Dinner
will be served at noon and there will
be an abundance for all The meeting
is for the purpose OF arousing interest
in educational matters at Culleoka
and if possible to devise some means
by which the school term at that place
may be heightened
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'sSsscOeOosssssssesesS.
AROUND TOWN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WANTED-Fifty thousand pounds
Of wool-ANDERSON & co. 17-6t
]. H. Blair has accepted a position
with Watkins tin shop and will give
up the agency for The Tennessean.
Lula Greer, colored, was arrested
by officer Green Sunday charged with
the larceny Of dress. The matter
was compromised by the woman pay
ing for the dress.
ANDERSON & co. are buying
Wool for one of the largest mills in
the State. 17-6t
DR.. Geo, H. Mack and family are
moving today to the home of Mrs. A.
E. Hill, one mile on the Santa Fe pike.
They will remain there until their
new home is completed
FOR SALE-A bargain in Buff Or.
pingtons if you come quick. Two
Cocks, two Hens and five Pullets.-
w. D. HASTINGS, at Herald office.
27-tf
John w. Shelton has purchased the /
Eddy property on Eighth and High 4
Mr.. Shelton will add several 4
rooms to the building and convert it
into a rooming house.
Hon. E. E. Barthell will deliver the
address to the pupils and
patrons of the Columbia Public
School,
A special train of five sleepers will
leave Columbia June Sth for the Con
'ederate reunion at Birmingham. A
round trip rate of $5.95 has been
made.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Fou
Houses one store house, two vacant I
OTIS, located in good part of Column '
,ia, Tenn. One well and four els
ems. Rents for $42.50 per month. t
store house not included in rent. {
)wner wants to go to the country A
J. G. MULLINS, 306 3rd Ave. N, C
Tenn. 1-d6t&wkly2t p
A new recruit of the American Sal
alton Army arrived Monday after a
DON at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
-eIson Cherry. Captain Cherry hopes a
} make Lieutenant in the Army out W
{ this young fellow. s.
Austin owen has accepted posi- CT
on with the Trigg Candy Co., of o.
chattanooga, as travelling salesman. re
J. B. Boddie, of Gallatin, has ac-
,pted position with the Independent to
hosphate Co. fir
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DEATHS HARVEST.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mrs. Annie Eddy.

Mrs. Annie Eddy, wife of the late
NJ. L. Eddy of Columbia, died Thurs
day at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Lena Hinebaugh, in Atlanta. The
remains reached here Saturday
morning on the 1910 train and the
funeral followed at the First Cum
berland Presbyterian church with
services by Dr. George Mack and
DR.. w. A. Provine. Mrs. Eddy
leaves many friends in this, her
old home, who will learn OF her death
with deep regret. She is survived by
her daughter Mrs. Hinebaugh, and
Two sons, Harry of st. Louis and
charlie of Louisville.
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PERSONALS.


Mr. j. M. Dedman is back from Rec
Boiling Springs.
DR.. Wallace Wilkes has returned
from New York.
Mrs. T. c. Meadors and children
have returned to Buffalo, after a visit
to Columbia relatives.
Miss Hardin Jacks, of Chicago, is
the guest of Mr.. T. H. Williams and
family.
Miss Bessie Craig is visiting Misses
Martha Wilson and Susie McWhirter
I'm Nashville.
Mrs. Horace Rainey and Miss Addie
Rainey have returned from a visit to
Georgia relatives.
Little Miss Mary Marshall Settle,
of Nashville, is visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Greenlaw.
Frank N. Browne, a former Column
bia boy now living in Louisville, is
spending few days here.
Dr. H. G. Roskind went to Nashville
Saturday and spent Sunday with his
brother
Mrs. Proctor Polk and little daugh-
ter, Kate, of Nashville, are visiting
Mrs. Knox Fleming.
r. M. Williams, of Memphis, is Wis /
iting his sister, Mrs. w. P Morgan
MIR. Williams says that Carmack will
carry Shelby county with a nice ma
jority. That it is conceded without
any further doubt to the Senator.
Frank W. Roberts is here from
Memphis, where he has been for the
past four months dealing in horses.
Frank is claiming Shelby county for
Carmack by an overwhelming ma
1ority.
Capt w. N. Hughes came in Mon
day from Kentucky for brief visit. +
Miss Amy Muirhead, of Nashville,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs John Gartner.
Mrs. George P. Frierson has re-
turned from a visit to Mississippi rel
atiyes.
MIS-. Moak, or New YORK, is visiting
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Wilkes.
Mrs. Jas D. Richardson, of
is visiting Mrs. Rebecca
:
Mrs s. w Mitchell, of Zion, has "
after visit to Mrs A. b. y
Frierson i
Mrs. G, 7, Stanley is visiting her
sister in Nashville c
Carl Atkinson has returned from q
Lawrenceburg, where he has been en- II
gagged in an extensive engineering l
work.
T. N. Figuers, ST., spent Saturday in L
Franklin. 81
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Mrs. Amanda |. Whltthorne.

Friends at Thompson Station re-
ceived telegram Thursday an
nouncing the death of Mrs. Amanda L.
Whitthorne at her home at Lakeland,
Fla. The remains will reach Maury
county Friday evening or Saturday
morning and the funeral will take
place Saturday at Lockridges church
near Carters Creek. Mrs. Whit
thorne was before marriage Miss
Amanda Lockridge and has many
friends in the county who will be deep
ly grieved at the news of her early
death. For the past few years failing
health had forced her to make her
home in Florida.
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Frank Dale is in Hot Springs
Arkansas.
Mrs. j. B. Wilkins is visiting rela-
tives in Nashville.
Miss Rebecca Carpenter is spend
ing few days with Mrs. w. V. Will
son at Ht. Pleasant.
Mr.. C. ]. Davis, of Ashwood re-
| turned home Sunday from a trip to
4 Arkansas and Texas.
Miss Alice Rhodes has returned to
4 Nashville, after visit to Mrs. Percy
Brown at Ewell Farm, Spring Hill.
Mrs. W. T. Erwin and grand-daugh-
ter little Gertrude, spent several days
last week with Mrs. F. M. Elicit in
Mt Pleasant.
Mr. S. H. Voss has gone to Texas
on business. Mrs. Voss accompanied
him as far as Little Rock, Ark, and
will visit relatives there.
Miss Julia Warfield has returned
from a visit to Chattanooga friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Rowe, of De-
catur, Ala, are visiting friends in Co
lumbia.
Mrs. ]. M. Dedman and daughter,
Miss Gladys will return Friday from
Red Boiling Springs.
Mrs. A. F. Burnley will leave Thurs
day for her home in West Tennessee,
after visit to her mother, Mrs. ]. M.
Sheppard.
Sam Whitthorne, who has been in
the west for several years on an engi-
neering corps, is home for a visit to
his parents and other relatives.
Clarence Joyce is home from Besse-
mer, Ala, for stay of several
Mrs w P. Morgan is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Kirkman in
Nashville.
Mrs Annie K. Bartlett, of Moores-
lille, Ala. is visiting her daughter
Grs. B. e. Regen.
John Cecil was o GalIatin to hear
he joint debate Monday and says 4
hat the crowd was 2 to 1 to 3 to 1 4
Or Carmack. /
Miss Tennie B. Short, of Franklin, r
J visiting her friend, Miss Ethel Cald- n
+ell. Mrs. Caldwell is slowly i'm f,
rowing after a months illness. b
Virgil Hughes arrived in Columbia 81
[onday afternoon from Russellvil1e, d
la, to look after his business here. lie
r. Hughes will not rebuild his place OIL
West End, but will offer the lot W
r sale. h,
Mrs Freely Hardy left Monday for "
chattanooga, where she will attend u
e State Episcopal Diocesan Conven-
on, which convenes in that city next
lesday morning.
John Fraser returned Friday from c.
ebanon, where he attended the horse So
lie and bought seven good horses. he
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Miss Lucia p. Yeatman.

Miss Lucia p. Yeatman, daughter Of
Col H. G. Yeatman of Ashwood, died
Saturday in Philadelphia where she
had been under treatment for some
years The remains reached here
Monday morning and the funeral and
interment followed at ST. Johns
church with services by Rev. w B.
Capers.
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$500 To close at 9Sc
"a good styles only ant
2 of a kind at $1.49
We exclusive selling the
and Noxa Hats all times the
Straw and Panama.
Specials Tomorrow and Next Week in Other De
pa1 tmerltS
$100 quality black TaGea zoe
$2 quality black and coored Taea silks wide $1Oo
yard
75e quality Fancy Silks
soc quality Dress Goods big plain and fancy
29c yard.
loo counter of Wash Goods, up to zoe yard
&c yard for Remnants good finish brown Domestic
10c quality the ~ yards for
S1ac yard.
zoe quality heavy Jap Mattings
60c quality yardwde Ingram Carpets SOC yard
1925 and s150 lace curtains s1OO yard
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Buggies

Biggest stock in Columbia. Come
and look. We will save you money.
B. A. satterfield & Co.
Observation-Disclosures
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THE SICK.
Observation-Disclosures

Mrs. T. n. Jones has been confined
to her home for the past ten days
with severe attack of bronchitis.
Mrs. Tennie Short of Franklin, re-
turned home Thursday, after several
days at the bedside of her sister,
Mrs. Sallie Caldwell, who has been
critically i'll at her home on the Theta
pike.
Mrs Allen Powell continues quit i'll
at her home at the Athenaeum.
MI. A. L. Thomas was taken suddenly
and violently i'll Tuesday morning
while en- route to town and for a time
serious uneasiness was felt over his
condition. He was taken to the office
of DR.. J. L. VOORHEES, and gradually
recovered from the attack.
The friends of Edwin Erwin regret
to hear he is still confined at home
from a severe throat trouble.
A telegram from Hill Alexander at
Tuesday evening stated |
that Marsh Cheairs was just alive and |
that small hopes were entertained for
his recovery.
Miss Edna Buchnau has been on
the sick list for the past week.
Mr. w. H. Wilson, who has been in
2 Nashville hospital for the past
month, reached home Wednesday ev-
ening. Mr.. Wilson is recovering rap !;
dly from his operation.
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Buggies! Buggies!!

The slickest line ever offered to the
people of Maury county.
B. A. SatterfieId & Co.
Observation-Disclosures
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WhippoorWill Peas

Redeemed, hand picked stock, right
BROS. S.tf
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Whippoorwill Peas

Recleaned, hand picked stock. right
BROS. str