The age-herald., 1902-01-03

JOuu WllbO1, negro, WdS 0ueu $SU and 20 days by Judge Feagin yester- day afternoon for carrying concealed weapons.
 Marriage Licenses.-Marriage Ii. censes were issued yesterday to David Mosely, Warrior, and Miss Artha Nc Cam; Phillip Alexander, Atlanta, and Miss George c. Arlington.
 MT. Mims Appointed.-As announced several days ago, MT. H. P. Berry has resigned from the position as warden of the Jefferson County jail, and in his place MT. David Mims has been appointed by Sheriff Burgin. Sues Rolling Mills.-Thomas A. Limerick filed suit in the City Court yesterday for s15,000 against the Bir- mingham Rolling Mill Company. Per sonal injuries received, it is alleged, on December 2, 1901, are the grounds for the suit.
 Petitions for Bankruptcy.-Petitions for bankruptcy were filed yesterday in the clerks office of the United States District Court by Lizzie Dris- col, with liabilities of $123.5O and as- sets $429.25; E. D. Hooks, liabilities $20225, and assets $50.
 Mayor Names secretary.-Mayor Drennen has appointed Mr H. A. Rich ardson as his private secretary, to succeed MT. J. c. Murray, who was elected city clerk MT. Richardson will begin his new duties next Mon day. MT. J. L. Clifton is acting secre- tary this week.
 Arrested for an Affray.-W. A. Nor ris was locked in the city jail yester- day afternoon, charged with an affray with Oscar Simon. He gave $25 bond and was released, to appear today be- fore Judge Feagin. The arrest was Culpepper.
 Meeting Camp Hardee.-A meeting of Camp Hardee will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, which will be addressed by the chaplain, Rev. L. S. Handley, and MT. W. E. Yancey. The commander requests a large attend ance, as the meeting will be the first of the New Year.
 Policemen Paid Off.-.Yesterday was pay day at police headquarters, and all the officers wore broad smiles. The police pay roll usually amounts to about 5000, but this month it went hot &o |, ,o number of "supers" who had to be used during Christmas.
 To Manufacture Medicine-Articles of incorporation for the Rhumaticon Company were filed yesterday in the clerks office of the Probate Court. The capital stock is ot be $2500. The incorporators were MT. George l.. Root, Dr, A. B. Daniel and MT. w.. P. McCrossin. The object of the com pany is the preparation of a medicine patented by Dr. Daniels.
 Fire Record for Year.-Three hun dred and thirty-three fires were re- sponded to by the Birmingham de- partment during the past year, but despite this large number the property loss was comparatively small. The fires responded to by months were: January, "A; February. 27; March, 50; April, 9S; May, 28; June, Is; July, 20; August, 12; September, 13; October, 30; November, 25; December, 50.
 To Open Next Week.-The Rev. Frank W. Barnett, who recently pur- chased the Baptist Evangel, returned yesterday from Montgomery, where he purchasd the Alabama Baptist. the official organ of the Baptist Church in Alabama He will consolidate the two papers, with headquarters in Birming- ham, under the name of the Southern Baptist the first copy of which is to appear next week.
 Building Permits.-Building permits were issued yesterday by City En- gineer Kendrick, as follows: Mir. Wood, to move a one-story frame dwelling from front to rear on Seven teenth street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, at cost of $40; J. T. Mosely, for the erection of four-room cottage on Twenty-third street, at a cost of $375; s. A. Burkheim, for the erection of one-story brick saloon building on Alley 0, between Avenues c and D, at cost of $500.