The age-herald., 1901-11-28
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 White Girl Arrested.-Ethel McCor- mack, young white girl, was arrested yesterday on the charge of grand lar ceny by Officers Williams and Mullen. It is claimed she stole ring. She se- cured bail and was released.
 For Stealing cIothes.-on the charge of larceny of clothes from F. D. Squire, George Martin, negro, was arrested yesterday by Officer Eagan. He will be given hearing this morn ing.
 Condition Serious.-R. l.. Courtney, a section foreman of the Frisco Sys- tenn, from Carbon Hill, who was shot by an officer of that place last week, is at St. Vincent's Hospital in very precarious condition. It is feared he will not recover.
 Nurse Very IlI.-Miss M. McGorden, a young woman in the training school for nurses at the St. Vincent's Hospi- tai, is very i'll of typhoid fever She has been in a precarious condition for several days, but was slightly improved l last night.
 Labor Temple committee.-A meet ing of the Labor Temple committee of the Birmingham Trades Council will be held Friday night at the Peerless barbershop in Twentieth street. Per manent plans for building the new labor home will be made.
 MT. Fellows Withdraws.-F. H. La- throp has secured the full ownership of the Lathrop Lumber Company, w. c. Fellows retiring. The former will conduct the business in the future Mr. Fellows left last night for south Ala bama, where he will engage in busi- ness for himself.
 A Piano for Thanksgving.-The Jesse French Piano and Organ Com pany yesterday presented the Old Folks and Orphans Home with handsome piano as Thanksgiving re- membrance. The Old Folks Home is an institution for negroes and is To- cated at New Site, a negro suburb.
 Had Two Runs.-Two small fires yesterday gave the fire department runs. The first at 11:30 o'clock was to a small house in Eleventh street near Eighth avenue The second alarm came at 1:55 o'clock, house in Fourteenth street near Seventh avenue being afire. The losses in both cases were small.
 Give Thanksgiving Ball. = The Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Iron Ship Builders of America, Local Union No. 4, gave Thanksgiving ball at Elks' Hall in Twentieth street, last night. About seventy-five couples were present and an enjoyable affair made of the occasion. Music was fur nished by full orchestra and dancing was continued until after 12 o'clock.
 Marriage Licenses.-The following marriage licenses were issued yester- day: James H. Roberts and Miss Eliza beth Davidson, Pratt City; Wallace Edwards and Miss Ethel Hudmaan, city; L. Todd Woods and Miss Bessie Hamilton, city; Cornelius M. Self and Miss Mamie King, Clay; Edward D. Burke and Miss Mattie Mason, Brook > side; George Eugene Chambers and Miss Lucille c. Gregory, city; J. E. Umwake and Miss Nitcher Snyder, city; James s. Campbell and Miss rronia Parvin, Brookside.
 To Pave Twenty-first Street.-Work of paving Twenty-first street from First avenue to Eighth avenue with vitrified brick will begin with short time The work will be done by the Southern Paving and Construction Company of Chattanooga. Material is now being placed upon the street. The poles supporting the wires of the Bir. mingham Railway, Light and Power Company along the street are being removed from the center of the thor. oughfare. The wires will be supported the tracks will be replaced by heavy rails.
 To Have Joint Session.-Birming ham Fraternal No. 3S4 and King Solo mon Lodge No. 460, Free and Accepted hasons, will hold their second annual joint session next Monday evening at o'clock in the Masonic Temple Neatly printed invitations signed by c. A. Moffat and Prof. F. M. Roof, the respective worshipful masters, are be- ing sent out by W. s. Scott, the joint secretary, to the grand officers and members of the lodges in Jefferson County. Committees have, been named and are actively at work determined to eclipse all former sessions in point of arrangements and attendance. Re treatments will be served after the exemplification of the work in the masters degree.
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