The age-herald., 1901-09-10
Something Here That Will Interest You Every Day."
 SECOND AVENUE NEAR TWENTIETH STREET.

Harrison, who resigned recently. MT. Earl Cragin succeeds MT. Baker as night clerk"
 Miss Ethel Clifford of Chattanooga ar rived in Birmingham on a brief visit to Miss Dillon Welch. MT. J. A. Clifford conducted his sister to this city and is at the Florence.
 Officer Smith of the police department returned to Birmingham yesterday after spending his ten days vacation. He vis- ited Cincinnati, Buffalo and the great lakes.
 Lieutenant Crenshaw of the United States navy, and Mrs. Crenshaw are at the Florence. Lieutenant Crenshaw is a native of Greenville, Ala, and was ap- pointed to Annapolis by former Secretary of the Navy Hilary A. Herbert.
 Metropolitan Hotel Arrivals: F. Bald win, Memphis; George Clifton and wife, Greenvlle; C.. F. Mason, New York; T. R. Pugh, New York; P. L. Poy, Pitts burg; Thomas Crabton. North Carolina; H. M. Tanner, R. T. Caldwell, Atlanta; R. E. Little and wife, Steele J. F. Steele, New Orleans; A. M. Barnes Chicago; H. c. Keller, Union Springs; T. P. Ledbetter, Alabama; J. H. Wiles and wife Chicago, N. A. Book, New York; T. w. Simkins. Philadelphia; Mrs. C. H. Corlace, Mem- phis; Oscar F. Sage. Chattanooga; T.. c. Spence, Atlanta; J. R. Conner, Hunts ville; w. T. Harper, Miss Beulah Har- per, Tuscaloosa; J. Jemison, Atlanta, Ga. |; c. T. Robinson, Phillip Simon, c. c. Collion, Alabama; Ed Elkon, Atlanta; A R. Honeycut, Helena: Irwin Ashford Nashville; T. T. Harris, Blocton; J.. Collins, Meridian; J. N. Cuop, Oxmoor; c. Gullahoo, Alabama; A. N. Foreacre. Selma; Mrs. J. c. Sneed. Atlanta; T. M. Peterson, Montgomery; Ray Knight, At lanta; K. L. EagSf. New Orleans; W. c. Simms. Montgomery; J. N. Cornotzar. Atlanta; J. P. Dowa Atlanta; John I. Conoway, Louisville, Ky: P. E. Culli. w. R. Dorth, J. l.. Burnett Gadsden: Samuel Wetford, Mississippi; J. w. Mill stead, Alabama; Robert Campbell Gads- den; Miss Elizebeth Mel, Ensley; Ed Jones, Selma; P. S. Fitzgerald Chatta- nooga; c. c. Hamby Charlie Barnes, John Hollond, Alabama City; T. L. Tun- by, Gadsden.
 Florence Hotel Arrivals-H F. Sharon, Jr., Detroit; B. B. Hallomon, Selma; Memphis Base Ball Club, Memphis; R. D. Wall, Memphis; J. Alex. Moore, Monte vallo; J. w. Clifford, Chattanooga; w B. Dunlap, Mer1d1an, l. Andrew, South car olina; J. G. Tanner, Atlanta; J. K. Mo Daniel, Alabama; John D. Patterson, Atlanta; Walter Hoffman, Boston; Miss Maud E. Palmer, Alabama; D. G. Hender- son, Guntersville; w. T. .Murphree. Gads- den; J. Vary. Mississippi; J. I. Williams, Atlanta; Emmet S. George, New York; k. C. Campbell. Nashville; J. A. Owens, Atlanta; F. O. Mayhew, Rome, Ga.; i; Morris N Smith, Rome, Ga. L. T. Cren- shaw, United States Navy; J. T. Jones, Atlanta; M D. Nixon, New York; T. A. Dalton, Winston, N. C.; A. F. Wallace, Atlanta; S. Hine, Alabama; J. c. Haft, New York; J. R. DeLong, Mississippi; Vernon H. Smith, Atlanta; J. L. Brown, Montgomery; J. B. Giovani, Danville, Va i: William L. Martin, Montgomery; B. A. Treat and wife, Maylene; B. S. Oldham, Tenn. A. E. Herring. Atlanta; Mrs E. O. Neely, Guntersville; Miss Jones, Gun tersville; Miss Glover, Guntersville; H. B. Carley, Savannah, Ga. T. D. Ashley New York; C. V. Craigen, High Point: F. A. Tate, Chicago; H. H. Bassett New York; J. c. Huck. Atlanta: G. German, Selma; Milton Moves, New Orleans; S. T. Row ley, Washington, D. C.; J. A. Eckert, Baltimore; J E. Clement, Philadelphia; A. c. Buck, Nashville; A. L. Drake, Flor ida; J. w. Swift, San Francisco; c. L. Lewis; Chicago; George A. Dickens Bos- ton; w. w. Wilks, New York; J. W. Smithh, Philadelphia; c. D. Gill, Selma; George w. Allen. Memphis; Thomas w Smith New York; Andrew H. Graham, Baltimore.