Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-22


 Riley Charles Green.
 Bessemer-Rev. E. H. Hawkins, pas tor; Eva Harrison, Charles H. Frye. Lipscomb-S. B. Johnson. pastor; John Owen.
 Pratt City-S. R. Emmerson. pastor; R. r. Lovelady, Georgia Samples. pr. w. E. Morris.
 Eufaula-George H. Dent. R. A. Bal lowe.
 Opelika-Miss Minnie D. Kennedy, Susie Williams, Leila Phillips.
 Wesley Chapel-J. Fl. Mccoy pastor; Mamie Henry, Hattie Bostick, Belle Roe buck.
 LaFayette-J. E. Timmons, Mrs. J. E. Timmons, J. Thomas Hefin.
 West Anniston-M. A. Crews. Shefield-J. R. Turner.
 Auburn-Miss Ella Lupton.
 Selma-Mary Erquhart, Miss Clifford Golson, J. A. Wilkinson.
 Trinity-Lena Davis.
 Talladega-R. M. Mcconnell o. D. Brown.
 Calera-George w. Holcombe and Lot tie Duran.
 Russellville-John S. Robertson, pas tor.
 St. John's-L c. Jones.
 Warrior-S. W. Jones, pastor; Miss Clay Davidson, Kate Collins, Mrs. D. R. Jones'
 Trinity and German Mission-Rev. M. M. Blaese.
 Montgomery-J. c. Adams, J. Burdick Clarke, James Lakin.
 Avondale-Rev. H. C. Howard pastor: Annie Lockhart, Miss A. McCord, Miss Hattie Abernathy. Miss Matte Daniels, Professor Allgood.
 Jasper-F. A. Gamble. Jr., J. I. Will liamson
 Woodlawn-sallie Whitson, Della Wood.
 Fairview-R. S. Ruter, Miss Cimmie Reynolds.
 Alexandria-Fannie Martin, Ella Boll- ing, Lovic Lilies.
 Gadsden-Della Hart, Turrentine, Joe S. Moragne, M. s. Johnson.
 Newmarket-Rev. J. J. Crow, pastor Arkadelphia-David T. Dye pastor Birmingham (First church)-Miss Jeanette Moore. Annie Jernigan, Elwyn Ballard, Rev. J. c. Morris, D. D. Annston (First church)-L. H. Carre, William s. Wyche, Rev. F. P. Culver. Shelby-Frank A. Spears, chairman; Flossie Killer, Newton c. Smith, Eloise Bell, Richard Smith, A.. H. Avery, Charles Avery, Rev. T. M Wilson. Morris Chapel-H. J. Horton Mobile-Mollie Fincher, r. J. Hartan Village Springs-R. J. Wilson, pastor; John P. Cowarden.
 Remlap-W. H. Chapell
 Sylacauga-W. T. Edwards and wife Millport-Mrs. J. M. Coons, Mrs J. M. Winston.
 Blocton-Dr J. U. Ray, Jr., Miss Nettie Ellis, Mamie Bryson, Rev. R. w. Ander- son.
 Butler-J. w. Brewster
 Vincent-E. D. Stockhem, Mrs. ]. H. Hamilton, Miss Zennie Samuel East Lake-Miss M E. Hewlett, Ludie Palmer. Sarah Wade, Mrs. A. M. John> son.
 Athens Female college-Rev J. w. Norton.
 irI11iT in l1af church-George W. Read Mrs. Margaret Myers. Miss Miller.
 Tuskegee-F. F. Proctor
 Tuskaloosa-Rev. J. D. Simpson, Rev. s. l.. Dobbs, Miss Susie Childress, Miss Annie Clements.
 Prattville-Mrs Hattie McCartv. Miss Dora Pratt. Huntsville-Miss Florence Hardy, Miss Annie Cross.
 Troy-T W. Leslie, Sidney Simmons, Foster Camp.
 Northport-Rev R. M Archibald. Miss Mamie McGhee, Miss Mamie Hawkins, Montgomery, Holt street church-Mrs. Clark, Rev E. A. Donnelly.
 Montgomery, Goode Street church. Miss Millie Greenwood, Mrs. w. R. Hall. sEasonvile-Rev. w. McD Howell, Melton Stone, Agnus Waite Decatur-A. J. Harris, A. B. Lampkin. Methodist Episcopal church, North Miss Gertrude Leach, Miss Fanny Perry, Miss Matte Leach.
 First Christian church Christian En- deavor)-Rev. J. M. Watson, Mrs. Will Fiddler, Mrs. Susie Jolly.
 Young Peoples Christian association of the Central Presbyterian church-Miss Eva Benners, Miss Hattie Bradshaw, Miss Netscher Snyder.
 Today's Programme. Sunrise prayer meeting, led by Rev. T. W. Ragan of Birmingham. S:30 a. m.-Devotions.
 s;45 a. m.-"Why?" (a) J. K Wat kins, Esq. of Opelika; (b) Rev. Henry Trawick of Demopolis.
 9:30 a. m-Discussion.
 Music.
 10:00 a ,m.-"How?" by (a) Rev J. D. Simpson of Tuskaloosa; (b) Rev. J. F. Sturdivant, Ph. D.. of Taladega. 100 a. m.-Discussion.
 Music.
 12:00 m.-Annual reunion. 12:30 p. m.-Recess.
 2:30 D. m.-Devotions.
 2:45 D. m.-Miscellaneous business. 3:30 p. m.-Opening the "question drawer"
 Music.
 400 D. m.-Eleetion of officers and other business.
 5:15 D. m.-Adjournment
 500 D. m.-Annual sermon, by Rev. r. P. Culver of Anniston.
 800 D. m.-Farewell meeting. 10:00 D. m,--Final adjournment
 Desperate Battle With Tramps Creston. la, May 21.--A desperate bat tie occurred at Charlton last night in the Burlington railroads yards between officers and a gang of tramps caught breaking into car. When the officers attempted to arrest them the tramps pulled their revolvers and commenced firing. The firing was returned and a fusilade of bullets was exchanged, Con- stable Raglan was shot in the left breast about inches above the heart. The ball struck a rib and glanced, and it is AoI