Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-18
ANNlSTON DOTS.
Two Prisoners Make a Successful Break for Liberty-HeId for Child Murder
 Personal and General

Anniston. Sept. 16.-tSpecial Corre- spondence.) )-Eugene Garrett and Deda Fulmer, two young white prisoners, es- capped from the city jail last night and are still at large. They were confined to- gether in cell and cut their way to Hberty through a 14-inch brick wall. Each had on sbacllles, and as it would take some time to get these off. it is not believed that they have gotten Very far Garrett, Who is from HoganS- vile, Ga, began six months sentence last week for forgery, and Fulmer was working out two sentences, one for being co-proprietor of a house of ill-fame and the other for esea ping once before. May or Flight has offered rewards of $25 each for their recapture.
 Rich Garrett, colored, has been arrest ed at Alpine, Talladega county, on a.war- rant charging him with the murder Of 2-months-old baby Garrett six weeks ago returned from Pratt mines, where he had served a five year sentence, and when he reached home he found that his wife had given birth to this chidV This angered him and he is said to have pois- oncd it. The real father, who has skipped, is charged with having fur nished the poison and Garrett with ad- mnistering il.
 While in Cleburne county saturday night Alton Caldwell, son of United States Deputy 1OilectOT Jpull lN 1niN- well. accidentally dropped 3S-saliber Colts revolver on the floor, causing a cartridge to explode The bullet pierced the feshy part of AltOn's fore arm ana cut off one of the biz toes of Gurus Sor- relrs foot who was sitting near. Both wounds are painful but not necessarily dangerous
 Mayor Flight has appointed the follow ing delegates to the South and West Grain and Trade congress. which Will De in session in Atlanta on the 23d, Zfth ana 2hth of october: Messrs. w. H. Weather ly. w. Ray Carr. S. B. Trapp James Warnocl and J. T. Gardner
 Rev J. " Dickerson of Gadsden occu- pied the pulpit of Parker Memorial Sap list church yesterday morning anu even ing and preached two able and eloquent sermons. m
 A Methodist camp meeting will begin at Peaceburg. six miles northwest of this city, on October A. .
 Mir Charles P. Brewer, who for two years past has been a draughtsman III the navy department at W ashinseon;,, ;,. ID in the city on a visit to the home folks. He now halls from Baltimore, to when city he was transferred and promoted to the position of chief draughtsman in the naval constructors office there
 The city council has elected Alderman Max Markstein second mayor pro tenn flo act as mayor of the city in case of tbe absence of both Mayor flight and Mayor Pro Tem McKleroy
 About twenty able-bodied men, mostly negroes who have more time than money. reported at the city hall thls morning to work the streets rather than nav tbe s3 street tax. They were fur nished with tools by the city and set to work under the street overseer.
 Capt John Pelham is in Birmlngham' attending United States circuit court
 Miss Irene Sheppard, the popular man, orar of tbn Annjston office of the Postal Telegraph company, spent the day in Birmingham. ...
 Miss Fannie Hobbs of Selma is visiting the family of Rev. J. r. John
 Mrs. J. L. Leary of Washington, D: c. is visiting her brother, MT. k. b. Fer kins, and family.
 Miss S. R. Cooke has returned from a visit to relatives al Temple, Tex
 Miss May 'tfhent retufned last night, nfter a visit of some weeks in Baltimore.