The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-10
KILLED IN SAW MILLS
TWO FATAIIrrns OCCUR NEAR
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Lewis Tillman slain by the Bursting of . "Buttn Saw, and Charles Bailey is Killed by Piece
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Advertiser Bureau.

Advertiser Bureau, Mobile, Dec. 2. At Bradley station, on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, twenty-fcur fniies from white man. was instantly killed by the bursting of . butt" saw. One piece caught him in the neck. almost severing his head from his body. Another piece struck him In the thigh. He leaves q wife end two children. He was sawyer for N. p, Turner and was an exemplary man. The body was inferred st Beaver Meadow yesterday afternoon. as
 News reached here this morning of an- other fatality in a saw mill on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad yesterday. Charles Bailey. sawyer at D. N. Mcgyain's mill at Hiwannee, Miss, just beyond tho etats line. wns struck by q paecn of pulley and fingered for a half hour before death eftd- cd his misery. His remains we're taken to Beaver Meadow this morning and in- tered. A
 W. L. HenAerscn. Land and Industrial Agent of the Mobile and Ohio and Ecuth- err Railroads, left this morning for Cor inth, Miss. and way points ou the Mo- bile and Ohio. with . party Of prospse. tors.
 The Board of School Ccsnmisaieners met in regular session today and tyansactaA routine business. The Christmas holidays. on recommendation of Superintendent Murphy. will begin from the afterueon of December a and resume on the morn ing of January {, AlabAma Day will ba celebrated in all the city and County schools. ~ S Mrs. Stanley B. Herndon entertained charmlngly this evening tn compliment to tNves akt 4tsr- eRfNt Mary Cooper of Nashville and Miss Theo Williamson. Bid euchre was tbe order of the evening, played with spirit and fun by forty or more young people. Mrs. Hefndon's guests included, in addition to Miss Williamson and Miss Cooper, Misses Gertrude Smith. Georgia Sage, May Threefoot. Louis svass. May Robbins. Edith Toxey, Eloise Withers. Corinne Orton, Mary Bullock. Ernestine Cock, Eicie Fry. zemma Mastln, Ida Richard, son. May Prince. Lolla Belle Gould. Lu- oiile Toxey. Kitty Allen, Julla Sake. Az nes Blackshsr. Elisabeth Rhett and Messrs. Alfred Staples, Ben Rhett, Inger- soil Moffatt. William Chandler. William Stewart, Colburn. Frank Fowler, Parry Williams. Alec McKinstry. Tom Roche. Carl Holxhorn, Clinton Mccartney, pr. Peterson, Dr. J. T. Inge, Montgomery Inge, Marion Inge, Shannon Hunter, Carl Martin. Irwin Little. Carroi Prince,
 The prizes were well worth the best ef- forts of the players. For the ladies a chain of gold beads. to fall over the collar. and Q white red purse on a gold chain. For the men there was . silk umbrella, and a handsome knife, and for the ocnso- lation prise, five pounds of Huylers.
 The Bowling Club met this morning at the Country Club. The following ladies bowied: Mesdames Joseph Tucker, Henry L0nsmeire, W. H. Monk, Jr., Lynn Daugherty. N. R. Clarke. Horace Clarke. Thomas St. John, Imogene Little, ]. 6. Raymond, J. Wolfe. H. T. Inge, E. E. Wagar, W. R. eyson and Mss Dahlgren. Mrs. Monk and Mrs. Tonsmeire were the ho8tess and served chicken sandwiches and hot chocolate.
 The prizes were Christie picture and white crepe de chine tie.
 Miss Clara Cary arrived yesterday from Springfield, Mass, and will spend the wtn- ter with her sister. Mrs. Henry Hall. Jr.
 Miss Clara Anderson returned yester- day from New York where she has been for several months.
 Miss Mary Cooper arrived yesterday af- ternoon from Nashville and will spend the holidays with Mrs. Stanley HeFndon.
 MT. and Mrs. D. W. simpson of Aurora. nl., are in the city and will spend the winter here for Mrs. eimpson's health. MT. Simpson. on the very first day of his arrival expressed himself as charmed with our climate. To-day is perfect" he exclaimed. ''so bright and warm" His Mobile nearer laughed softly. It hap pened to be the coldest day of our win- ter. and the Mobile man was shivering. but as long as it seemed warm in North ern eyes. he did not feel called upon to explain. He only pitied the inhabitants of Illinois.
 Mobile Society News.
 Three of Montgomery's most attractive Riria have been guests at the Battle