Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-12
TtRSELY TOLD.

. sCOlumDl2n CyeloPeQla f1eddQuarterS-
 Smith < Montgomery Book and Station
 cry company ''- If.
 The seats for Mr. Ingalls, lecture will
 go on sale at 9 o'clock this morning. Ap-
 plication for them has already begun.
 The many friends of Coroner R. E.
 Jones will regret to know that he has
 taken turn. for the worse and Is now
 critically i'll at his residence on Twenty
 second street. -'>
 night and adjourned to meet Friday
 night, on account of the absence from the city of MT. J. A. Van Hoose. chaif- man of the committee.
 One of the largest audiences that hSs
 throngeds O. sBrienss opera house in along time will assemble tomorrow night to hear MT. Ingalls, on the Crisis" Those desiring good seats would do well to rs7 serve them today. rs 1 Desk Sergeant John Rowlett, of the Birmingham police department, was the recipient yesterday of a fine gold watch and chain, a present from his beloved
 mother Sergeant Rowlett was deserved ly pround of the costly gift.
 A fire alarm Sunday afternoon at 1:9O o'clock called the Northside department to Second avenue and Eleventh street.
 The blaze was in, the roof of the residence of MT. Lee, caused by a defective fiue. Very little damage was done.
 .. Some people in, order to be certain Of good seats tomorrow night to hear MT. Ingalls on the e''Cf1sis' have put up she money to secure them. Those at dis tance can secure seats by addressing the, | fnanagereof the opera house. '4 ~ ~One of the most brilliant and intellectu- al audiences that has assembled in O'Briens opera house in a long time, will | doubtless greet Senator Ingalls tomor- row night The brains and culture of the l city and suburbs will be present. News was received here yesterday by MT. and Mrs. George Potts that the moth- CT of the latter, Mrs. hamilton Hines. had | passed away at an early hour at her home | in Montgomery The death was sudden | and thought to have been caused by heart | trouble.
 In Sundays issue an advertisement was l inserted asking for a home for a little girl. Several replies were received yes terday through the State Herald's mail | box. The kind hearted ladies of Birming- | ham do not propose that any deserving child shall be homeless.
 T. have just received all the newest | styles in patent feathers, enamel calf calf skin and Cordovans, made by Ban
 ister. The prices are $4.5O and $500 | Same goods elsewhere are s6.00 and $7. 7.00 1 Free shine daily to those who wear our shoes. s .y.Da T. c. KING. MT R. F. Lewis many friends here will regret to hear of the death of his mother 1 Mrs. Mary Lewis at her home in Nash | vile. The death occurred Sunday at | noon. MT. Lewis is the popular man. l ager of the Hopkins Stove company, this l city, and was at his mothers bedside when the end came.
 Boo Lyman,N g. notorious negro of this city, is behind the bars of the city prison l charged with assault with intent to mur- der Jim, Hudson, also colored The -rfe- l groes had words in the Market house l yesterday morning, when Lyman grasp
 ed butcher knife. and went after Hud- | son. The latter~ran, but not fast enough l to get out of the way of Lyman, who 1 grasped him and drawing the knife
 across his victims throat, nearly severed the head from the body. He then ran,
 but was overtaken by Officers Johnson l and Thomas and brought back. Hud-
 sons condition is dangerous.