The age-herald., 1902-05-14

Ill DdIhIupICy were ulSu y6SISIudy Dy Spencer McCree, Ed Key, Young Bur ten, Gillie Stokes and A. R. Morgan.
 MT. Slbley Robbed.-Mr John Sibley was robbed of his watch and $70 in money several nights ago while visit ing his sister, Mrs. w. c. Sibley, in Augusta, Ga.
 Board of Registrars.-The Board of , Registrars will hold a session today at Carnes Brothers store in North Birmingham. This will be the only date all the board will sit until 2 o'clock.
 Fined for Affray.-Judge Feagin yes- terday fined Messrs. Jack Cooper and J. Cohen $5 each for an affray they had in the formers store Monday aft ernoon. He dismissed the case against MT. Lawson, who testified that he was acting in the role of a peacemaker.
 For Grand Larceny.-T. J. McDan- iel, a negro, was bound over to the Criminal Court yesterday by Judge Feagin on a charge of grand larceny, 1t being claimed he stole a watch valued at $60. His bond was set at $150.
 Medical Society Wants Room.-Dr. R. " Mobley appeared before the city hall committee yesterday and asked for a room for the Jefferson County Medical society in the new city hail, to be used by it twice a month. The room will probably be given to them. Negro Under Suspicion.-Tolbert White, negro, was arrested yester. day morning by Policeman Phillips on suspicion of stealing a diamond ring, which he was trying to pawn. The negro claims he found it in Montgom. cry. The ring had seven A carat diamonds clustered around, one weigh ing about s of a carat.
 Too Much Talking In Court.-Be- cause several persons persisted in talking and disturbing him yesterday, Judge Feagin placed them in the "cage" and fined them $1. They were all white. Shortly afterwards two negro women were placed in the Bridge of Signs" which leads to the jail for the same offence, and later released.
 All Stores Rented.-All the stores In the city hall have been rented The net rental to the city is $430 a month. The space for the market has not yet been disposed of, although 1t has been decided that the sale of fish shall not be allowed there. The city will sublet the space on Twenty-first street used for the temporary quarters of the city officials.
 M arr age Licenses.-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to MT. George T. Kelley and Miss Cecelia Schwick, MT. Grcsy Charley Mareno and Miss Lillie Coaster, MT. George Moss and Miss Mollie Brown, MT. Ed gar Cromwell Horton and Miss Carrie Bell Giles, MT. Benjamin F. Adams and Miss Mattie Ford, MT. Cecil D. Schwine and Miss Rosa Reader.
 Suburban Company lncorporated.- A declaration of incorporation was filed yesterday by the Suburban Re atty Company. The incorporators are Benjamin F. Poole, Henry c. Poole and Maurice Williams, all of Birming- ham, and the capital stock is $5000. The company will act as agent in con- tracting for life, fire, casualty and other insurance, will lend money. man. age real estate as agents and will buy and sell land, etc.
 Falr Directors Meet.-The executive committee of the directors of the Ala bama Fair Association held a meet ing last night and discussed matters relative to the fair which has been decided will be held this fall. The fair will be in October instead of No vember, as heretofore, and 1t is pro- posed that the fair shall be made sue cessful in every way. The association gave no fair last year, but the one the year before that proved a success, ex- cept loss occasioned by fire,