Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-26

Dance at Lakeview.-The Young Mems Hebrew association gave a dance at Lakeview last night A large number of
 the members of the association and their lady friends were present and en- joyed the evening immensely.
 Baseball Today.-A game of baseball will be played at Lakeview park this af- ternoon between the Athletics and the West End club. Lighton and Brophy ics, and Carniff and Harris for the West End team.
 Ladies Committeee-The ladies who are to assist in arranging for the enter tainment to be given by Camp Hardee August % for the benefit of indigent con federate soldiers are requested to meet at ErswelPs hall tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
 Read St. Pierre's Ad.-St. Pierre. the shoe man, offers his Immense stock of shoes at fabulcusly low prices, beginning this morning Read his advertisement in another column and see what bargains you can get by going to his store on First avenue.
 Died.-Mrs Mary E. Cabot, wife of MT. Charles Cabot of Gate City, died at that place at 6:35 D. m. Wednesday. The fuu- eral will take place from the family resi- denee this afternoon and the interment will be a Oak Hill cemetery. Mrs. Cabot was a most estimable Christian woman and the entire community sympathizcs with her bereaved bus band.
 Colonel Lea's Lecture.-Colonel Sumter Lea will lecture at the wigwam on the night of August 1. Tickets will be placed on sale at the following places: Nabers, Morrow & Sinnige, Smith & Montgomery. Mims Stones, George Winton.s, Nortons drug store. The lecture will be under the auspices of the bar association and Camp Hardee.
 The Usual Result-Ben Plata, 13- year-old white boy, jumped from an En- sley dummy yesterday morning at 10:30 o'clock on Seventeenth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, and fell with his right foot on the track. The car wheels passed over it mashing it very badly. The boy was brought to this city and his foot dressed by Dr. Tailey, who thinks he may possibly save it.
 Had Good Time.-Sheriff Morrow. Jim Brady and John Bergin, who left Satur- day for a hunting and fishing trip to Squaw springs, on the Warrior river returned yesterday, bringing with them the hides of two deers as trophies of their success. They tell innumerable tales about the large fish they caught and the many bears which they did not shoot but clam to have had an excellent out ing.
 Revival At Coalburg Prison.--On Sun day last Revs. F. Daniel and J. w. Wright began revival meeting at Coal burg prison and are meeting with great success. The former of these preachers was converted to Christianity while in the Jefferson. county jail and has since been ordained The latter styles himself the Georgia evangelist. The attendance al their services have averaged about 600 and to date 132 have called for special prayer. Of these eight have been converted and twelve joined the church.
 Fruitless Chase.-At an early hour yesterday morning the residence of Judge & E. Greene at Elytn was entered by burglar and gold watch and pistol taken therefrom. Deputy Sheriffs Cole and Ponce Morrow, as soon as they learned of the occurrence went to the res idence for full particulars, at the same time notifying MT. Will Roebuck at Coal burg, who came in with his dogs. The dogs took the trail and followed it some distance along the Bessemer and Bir- mingham railroad, but the burglar had evidently boarded a passing dummy, thereby making his escape.
 From Waco to Birmingham On Wheel-Mr. Ben J. Little arrived in this city from Waco. Tex, yesterday morning. having covered nearly the entire distance on a wheel. Mir. Little left his home about three weeks ago, with Birmingham as his objective point, thinking to cover the entire distance on a bicycle. but he became sick on the road and made part of the journey by rail His cyclometer recorded 5S3 miles when he reached this city His brother started with him, but his wheel breaking down he returned to Waco. MT. Little has brother-in-law in this city, whom he came to visit.
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