Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-16
MOBILE.
A Novel Sight for the Old Resident-Bryan
and Sewall Club at Work.

A Novel Sight for the Old Resident Bryan
and Sewan Club at Work
Mobile. Oct. 14.-(Special Correspond
ence THE British steamship Verax, of
the Horsley line, went into the elevator
slip at O'Clock Monday morning, and
came out at G O'Clock yesterday morning,
havinp in that time taken on $4,000 BUSH
els of wheat for Liverpool. Capt. Murray
Wheeler, agent of the line, says ne re-
cards this as very good work on the part
OF the elevator After coming out OF the
elevator slip the VeraX was shifted down
to the Dauphin street wharf, where Siie
will take on the remainder or her cargo,
which will consist of several Thousand
bales of cotton. If many Mopiiians haq
been told FIVE years ago that WITHIN tnat
length of time there would be Two I'M
mense modern steamships lying at the
Dauphin street wharf, they Would nave
thought their informant had just escapes
from a lunatic asylum; but such Is the
fact. =
The regular weekly meeting OF the
Bryan and 5ewall club, held at the rooms
of the club on Royal street last night,
WAS we'll attended. On taxing the CHAIR
President e. b. KirIbride announced
fine democratic rally advertised Tor
ThursJav night and urged a good attend
ance The first speaker was Col >. T.
Prince. who, although n believer IN the
sound money theory, pledged ms earnest
support to the candidates or the Chicaso
convention, saying that he could not 90
otherwise when they are the regular
nominees of his party. Maj. Robert Erwin
and Mr.. F. 8. Cox delivered speeches,
and the meeting was closed with ring
ing address by Hon. Leslie b. Sheldon.
During the rehearsal in the theater last
night of the orchestra which Is 70 pay at
the Rielke benefit, Prof. Henry GaSs one
az the best known musicians OF this city,
suffered q stroke of paralysis or the r1gnt
side about .8:45 o'clock. The stroke IN
volved the entire right sade ana Also ,he
power OF speech. DIR. Rhett Goods was
summoned and attended the patient, ar
ter which he was removed to MS nome III
the ambulance.
Mr.. George B. Mayson was found dead
in bed yesterday morning. at ms resi-
deuce. No 3e4 Adams street. BE retired
annareptIy in the best OF health tho night
Lsfora and Yesterday morning when has
wife went to arouse him she found him
lad. His death is said to have been que
TO heart trouble. He was Az yeeiS oiu,
aud has been a resident of Moofie TOT
number Of years, being at tho time ot
his death engineer for the IuiheF saHi
and blind factory. a.
The National Democratic CLUB or MO
tsla through their campaign ccsnrHsttee,
have perfected arrangements rer tss re-
ception in this city on Friday or Gems
John NJ. Palmer and Simon u. bnc3hee;
T1,e two distinguished representative OF
the sound money democrats will arr1ve
in the city at 1:+s p. M. from Montgonn-
cry. and will be recotved by the osucefs
~ he Mobile clrb sCoI. D. Il. Husef. MIR.
Henry rorchheinaer, Capt. Adrian B.
Dure and Capt. A. c. DsnI,rr sxA other
citizens. Genospls Palmer and Buckner
win be- escorted to the Battle House,
vIrro they will hold a reception. They
Lii ADDRESS the people at the Princess
thester at 1880 o'clock