The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-21
RESIDENCES ROBBED
EXCITEMENT IN TH0NAsVILLE
 CAUSED BY BURGLARS.
selma 0ficiaIs are Asked to send Blood- hounds to Pursue the Thieves-
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 Selma. May 2o.-I(special,---A teie- Tram to the police department from ThomasvilIe early this morning asked that bIoodhounds be sent there 10 trail some robbers. The dogs were not sent as the trail would have been tpo old by the time they reached there
 From the report received here today, it seems this morning It was dlscoV- cred inst during last night burglars had entered the homes of Dr. 1T. 0. Kelley and Robert H. Moseley at Thomasvilie. The amount. which they secured from both of the homes will aggregate s200.
 From the home of Dr. Kelley the burglars secured two gold watches, quantity of clothing as well as some money. An entrance into. the resi- dence is said to have been effected through the rear door.
 From the residence of MT. Moseley 1t was discovered this morning that the burglars secured a gold watch and some money. It was not stated how an entrance was made into this house. rhomasville Is about hfty-tnree miles aouth of Selma on the Mobile branch of the Southern Railway. and the two burglaries in one night caused some excitement among the citizens.
 Death of R. R. Slaughter.
 R. R. Slaughter an engineer for the Southern Railway. died at local in- firmary this morning after an illness of about week. f The deceased had been in the employ Of the Southern Railway running out of Selma for several years.
 He leaves a wife and three little < children.
 The remains were carried to Dade- vilie. his former home, this afternoon. where tomorrow they will be interreo.
 Funeral of Miss Galt.
 The remains of Miss Mary Gait. daughter of Dr. and Mrs E. F. Gait or this city, who died early Wednesday morning at their summer home on Per- dido Bay. reached Selma this morning on the train from Montgomery.
 The remains were met at the union passenger .station by q large concourse of friends of the family. who followed them so Live Oak Cemetery. where Rev. E. W. Gamble of St, Paul's Epis- copal Church, read the burial service, and where the interment was made
 Many beautiful fioraI offerings were sent to the depot this morning by sor- rowing friends and placed upon the casket. The pail bearers were w. G. Priyett. James Craig, R. w. Barnwell, Bruce K. Craig, w. R. Archibald and c. S. Partridge.
 Remains Reach Selma.
 The remains of Captain. John Finlay- son, who was killed accidentally in the Philippine Islands about two months ago. reached Selma tonight at o'clock on the train from Birmingham.
 They were accompanied by the wife of the deceased from the Philippine Islands The remains reached Selma two days before they were expected but 4xx hn a arrn n ora mt q win be made and the interment will take place Sunday morning.
 Real Estate Transfers.
 Tn the office of Probate Judge Pitts today there was filed for record two J real estate transfers.
 One of them was the home of R.. W. Coleman on the summerfield road to Mrs. Walter B. Allen. The considera- tion named was $3.s00.
 The second was the purchase of a part of the Haralson tract on Mahry Street by A. J. M Atkins. The con- sideration mentioned was s750 and the assuming of mortgage upon the lot.
 Married In Memphis ,,g.y.t
 Mfr. and Mrs. F. Fl. Love. who wera married In Memphis. Tenn. last night at g. o'clock. reached here this morn- lng and will make Selma their home.
 Mir. Love is . well known young man of this city and his marriage proved quite a surprise to his numerous friends. s'"sst
 Mrs. Love was Miss Clara Athy of Memphis, and the nuptials were Ncele- brated in Calvary Church in that city last night at 8 o'clock by Dr. Winches- ter. who was formerly rector of the Episcopal Church at Uniontown, where Mir. Love was reared.
 sIarriage of Miss Wood and Mir. Cook. A much beloved young woman be- came a bride this afternoon when Miss Alexina Wood was married to Mir. James Gwinn Cook. Jr.. at half after 2 o'clock. at the home of Mrs. A. F. Hooker on Dallas Street.
 The entire lower floor was thrown together to accommodate the guests who included only relatives and close friends of the contracting parties and the rooms were Adorned with a pro- fusion of roses, sweet peas and nas- turtiuma.
 The ceremony was performed in the front parlor, at an improvised altar decorated with roses. white candles and smilax. The wedding march was rendered on the piano by Mrs. Minnie MeKinnon, accompanied on the violin by Miss Belzora Parrish. and the we'd ding party proceeded from the back