The age-herald., 1902-03-25

Judge Feagin for carrying concealed razor.
 To Elect Marshal.-The City Coun- cil of North Birmingham will hold a meeting tonight for the purpose of electing a town marshal.
 For Stealing Bicycle.-Win Brown, a negro, was arrested yesterday for stealing a bicycle. from Dr. H. M. Reese, who runs a drug store at Sixth avenue and Sixteenth street.
 Charged With urglary.-Joseph Rutledge and Tom Nolan, negroes, were bound over to the Criminal Court yesterday afternoon by Judge Feagin in bonds of $50 each on a charge of burglary.
 Building Permit.-A building per init was issued yesterday to Joe Mar sicano to add a room to his saloon on Second alley and Eighteenth street. This room Is to be used as a pool room. and will cost $125.
 General Johnston to Lecture.-Gen. George D. Johnston of Tuscaloosa will lecture Friday night in the chapel at Howard College on "Reminiscences of the Old South" A large number of tickets have been sold, and he will probably be greeted by a good audi ence
 Promises to Leave.-James Howard, a cripple who was arrested recently on one of Chief Austin's crusades against mendicants, was yesterday re- leased on a charge of disorderly con- duct, provided he would shake the dust of Birmingham off his feet in quick time.
 High School Entertainment.-The Juniors of the High School will give an entertainment April 2, at the High School building Mrs. Jarleys Wax works" will be presented, and there will be other interesting features. The proceeds will go towards a new high school building.
 His Ankle njured.-William Smith, a negro, was taken to St. Vincents Hospital last night with his ankle badly torn from a torpedo explosion. He was brought into Birmingham on Birmingham Mineral train. Smith was riding on a handcar, which struck a torpedo, exploding it. He is not se- riously injured.
 Amateur Boxing Contest--An anna ] teur boxing contest will be pulled off next Monday night at the Birmingham Athletic Club. Some of the real artl- cle will be handed out by the gentle men of the gloves," and the best sport of the kind ever witnessed here Is an ticipated. Several minor contests will be given before the main bout.
 To Pay Boys Board.-The ladies in the dress making department of Ferd Marx store have taken up a collection to pay the board of Charlie Adcock in the industrial school at East Lake. Dr. P. P. Vowell paid for three months board, and the ladies will give enough to pay for several months longer.
 Arrested for Beeelng.-Will Smith was arrested last night on the Bowery by Policeman Will Smith. The diff ference in them is one is a protector of the law and the other a violator. The latter was going around the streets With hlS arm Dandaged up ana limping, begging for money. As this is against the law he was taken in and sent to the "doll house." He will tell his troubles to Judge Feagin this morning.
 Negroes Bound over.-Will Lewis and Bettie Turner, two negroes, were yesterday bound over to the Criminal Court by Judge Feagin on a charge of assault with intent to murder on Valley Mason. Saturday night the three negroes became involved in fight in an alley and Mason was seri- ously cut. He was taken to St. Yin. cents Hospital in Taylor & Co.'s am bulance, where he is now resting easily, and will recover. wtn efONnso Cnort,lHd