Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-31
GADSDEN.
A Crap Game and 10 Cents Responsible for Murder-Another Gold Fnd-Pep-
 Sonal Notes.

Gadsden, Aug. SO.-(Special Corre- spondence)-Rev. J. H. Zwingle will be- gin a protracted meeting at the Cum berland Presbyterian church on Walnut street Sunday.
 The Etowah County Sunday School as- sociation will be organized in this city Saturday.
 Champ Green and Lee Stephens of Attalla were in a crowd of whites and blacks near the city yesterday engaged in game of craps, when they had a fuss over 10 cents. Stephens pulled Q pistol and shot Green just below the heart, making wound that will prove fatal Stephens escaped, as usual.
 The infant son of W. I. Burk died in Attalla this week of a spinal affection.
 Lloyd Lewis, one of the prisoners who escaped from the jail at Centre several weeks ago, has been captured and lodged in jail again.
 A negro named John Greenlief, alias Bob McCarver, wanted in Cedartown, Ga.. was captured in Centre this week.
 Nell J. Wickle of Blount county was tried and fined $100 this week on charge of adultery. He is In jail and has ap- pealed his case
 The high school for colored people has been located at Oneonta, Blount county, that place offering the best Inducements. It will be known as the Blount County Academy and Industrial institute.
 Gold has recently been found on Thomas Graves farm at Bangor.
 w. eT. Fulton, eX-representative of Jefferson county, has purchased eighty acres of land near Albertsville and will locate there.
 William Holley of Mississippi visited his sister here this week.
 w. H. Lovins is again in serious con- dition, having had a relapse.
 A. l.. Burges, who has been sick for several months, is able to walk around a little.
 Mrs. J. L. Curry and two little sons are visiting relatives in Gainesville. Ga.
 Mrs. D. l.. Garner was called to AL lanta this week by the sudden death Of V. Zimmer, who formerly did business here
 w. G. Broadway is in Boston, Mass, on business for the good of the town.
 Miss Mollie Walker is in New York to buy stock of millinery.
 Joseph Kyle and wife of Columbus, Ga., are in the city, the guest of R. B. Kyle.
 Miss Nina Buck of Birmingham visited Miss Ollie Woodliff this week.
 Mrs. S. s. Caldwell and babe have re- turned from a visit to Calhoun county
 James Gilland of Brookwood, Ala, ia visiting his parents near the city.
 Rev. J. w. Duncan has returned from Vanderbilt near Birmingham, where he assisted in a protracted meeting.
 Misses Carie and Annie Leath of Bir- mingham were visiting in the city this week.
 ". s. Standifer visited his family here this week and has returned to Riverton, Ala, where he is lumber inspector for the government.
 Charles Brown left this week for Hous- ton, Tex, where he will be in the employ of the Inman Cotton company.
 Marshall Rogers has returned from Tampa, Fla, accompanied by his brother. Bernard, who has been ill two months with typhoid malarial fever
 Capt. w. w. Brandon of Tuskaloosa is in the city attending the bedside of h.s father, Rev. F. T. J. Brandon, who is se- rously i'll.
 J. S. Calicutt and wife of Corsicara, Tex visited the family of his brother-in- law, A. c. Christian, here this week.
 Prof. William F. Fegin of Clayton. Ala, has been elected professor of mathemat- ics of the Northeast Alabama Industrial school at Albertsville.
 Rev. J. G. Boydston has returned from south Alabama, where he assisted in a protracted meeting.
 Charles P. Smith is back from a visit to Birmingham.
 Colonel Case of DeKalb county was in the city this week on business.
 Prof. J. NJ. Davidson, principal of the Attalla High school was in the city on business this week.
 Sheriff Burns visited relatives near Spring Garden this week.
 W. w. Bently is now night clerk at ths Printup house.