The age-herald., 1901-12-03
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 Marriage Lieense.-There was but one marriage license issued yesterday. It was to John L. Baxter and Mrs. Julia Gilbert, both of Avondale.
 Lost Shoes and overcoat.-L. Tim merson reported that he had a pair of shoes and overcoat stolen from his home at 1900 Third avenue about 3 o'clock yesterday morning.
 Goes to a Pauper's Grave.-The burial of Edward c. Jones. who was shot at Leeds last week by a deputy sheriff while resisting arrest, will take place today in the paupers' field.
 Building Trades.-The Building Trades Council will hold a special meeting Wednesday night. F. A. Eel tus is temporary president of the council. Permanent officers will be elected at this meeting,
 Mir. Hefiin on Duty.-John T. Hefiin, the new assistant solicitor for Jeffer- son County, entered upon his duties yesterday morning. He appeared at the session of the Criminal Court in company with his brother, H. P. Hefiin.
 Got Lady's Bicycle.-A lady's bicy- cle has been stolen from Elmer John son. who works at the Postal Tele- graph Company. The robbery was not reported until yesterday, although 1t was committed about 10 o'clock Fri day night.
 Board of Trade.-The board of con. trol of the Board of Trade will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock and Board of Trade at 4 o'clock in the room in the Alabama National Bank building. Special matters of import. ance will be considered and all mem bers are urged to attend.
 Had a Stolen Pistoi.-Oficers Hay good and Donaldson arrested Lewis Robinson. colored. yesterday on a charge of burglary and grand larceny and he was locked up awaiting trial this morning before Judge Feagin. When arrested the negro had a pistol in his pocket, which it is said he had stolen from another negro.
 Has 360 Days to Work.-Lemon Woodridge was sentenced to pay a fine of S90. or work in the city chaingang for 360 days in Judge Feagin's court yesterday afternoon, and being unable to pay the fine he was sent to the city stockade He was charged with making an attempt to rob the store of II Enhnn in Third day afternoon.
 Musicians Elect officers.-At a meeting of the Musicians Union it was decided that a banquet should be given at the Hillman Hotel, December 19. It will be an elaborate affair and large number of guests will be in vited. Officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: President, Frank Arrico; vice president, William H. Chase; secretary, M. E. Linnehan. Richard F. Johnston was elected an honorary member of the organization. Funeral Stopped-After arrange ments had been completed for the in- terment of the remains of Joseph Tal- lant, the white man who was killed by falling from the roof e the Thomas furnaces on Friday, in the Elm Leaf Cemetery. West End, telegram was received from his father al Sparta, Tenn. asking that the remains be shipped there. They were shipped Sunday night and were accompanied by Mrs. Tallant, her brother and his wife.
 Endeavorers to Meet.-The annual election of officers of the Jefferson County local union of the Christian Endeavor will be held tonight at the meeting at the First Presbyterian Church. J. w. Barrett will conduct the devotional services and the Rev 4. B. Curry will speak on Christian Erdeavor Principles-What They Are" Judge J. H. Miller will speak on "H>w Christian Endeavor Princi ples Fit the Needs of the Young Chris tians of the Land."
 Two New lncorporations.--Ar of incorporation of the Northern Goa Company were filed in the Probate Court yesterday morning. The articles state that the company has a capital stock of S0,000. The incorporators are B. F. Hannaman and T. J. Work. E W. Whips and J. J. Walker of Ensley and H. M. Harton of Woodlawn incor porated .the Oakland Cemetery Com pany yesterday morning. ThS com pany has capital stock of SIG, ,600 and their property is situated about five miles west of Vivian.
 
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