The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-10
CITY ITEMS.

School Opens Today.-The Birming- ham Seminary on Fifth avenue will open this morning at 10 o'clock for the coming school session.
 HIbernians Meet.-The county board of the Ancient Order of Hibernians will meet at St. Pauls hall next Sun day at 4 D. m. for the election of officers.
 Carried Concealed Weapons.-Chas. White, a negro, was fined $90 and 20 days by Judge Feagin yesterday morn- ing on charge of carrying concealed weapons.
 Condition Serious.-J. H. Matthews, who was injured on a Highland car Monday morning, regained conscious ness yesterday, but his injuries are so serious that it is impossible to tell their extent.
 leero nJured.-William Lynch, a negro, while riding on a street car at Third avenue and Tenth street, yes terday, was knocked off and injured about the head. He was carried to St. Vincent's hospital.
 
 Two Boys Flned.-John Williams and Luther Murray, two negro boys, aged Il and 12 years old, respectively, were fined $25 each yesterday on charge of petty larceny. They were caught in watermelon patch Sunday after noon.
 Bankruptcy Petltons.-Petition in voluntary bankruptcy were filed yesterday by J. M. Letson of Wood lawn, w. P. Duke of Gadsden, M. A Parrill of Birmingham, o. L. Haggard of Birmingham and J. T. Garrettson of Birmingham.
 Married Yesterday.-Edward N. Nowlin and Miss Blanche Norwood were married yesterday afternoon by the Rev. l. D. Steele in the parlors of the parsonage. The couple will be at home to their friends on Eleventh avenue, North.
 Marri age LIcenses.-Marriag licenses were issued yesterday to D. M. Nowlin and Blanche Norwood, Wal ter Gazin and Antoinette Karter, fletcher Smith an Ada Butler, J. c. Grissett and Mrs. Mary I. Dryman, U. D. Mooney and Florence D. Cecil.
 Banquet to Prltchard.-Invitation have been issued by the republicans to a banquet to be given Tuesday night at the Hillman in honor of Sem ator J. c. Pritcharo of North Carolina. The invitation committee Is Truman B. Aldrich, Joseph H. Montgomery, J. Carter Cook, Dr. J. w. Hughes and J. B. Wallace.
 Chiefs In clty.-Several chiefs of police and marshals left Birmingham yesterday morning en route to Tus- caloosa to attend the annual meeting of the Alabama Association of Chiefs of Police and Marshals. Among the party which left here were Chief Aus tin, Chief Barnard of Pratt City, Camp of Ensley, Wallace of Bessemer and others.
 Columbus Coleman Arrested.-Co- lumbus Coleman. negro, was arrested ] yesterday morning in the police court l by Policeman Bodeker. He is wanted in Perry, Ga, where 1t is alleged he i killed negro girl about 15 years old. i The negro states the killing was ac- i cidental and that the Georgia authori- l ties will release nim as soon as he Is carried there. The officials at Perry nave been notified.
 Artillery Men Meet.-The members of the Brandon Field Artillery met last night and discussed the muster-in to be held Tuesday night, September 23, in the National Guard armory in the city hall building. A number of reso- lutions were passed and the action of the committee on arrangements was confirmed. This committee chose the sponsors, the colors and the name of the battery. There were about thirty present at the meeting.
 ATLANTA MAN SELECTED.