The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-25

Florence Huey, Bessemer; Mary Nixon.
Summertield; Nora Hawkins, Birming-
nam, nam kenner Furman, Birmingham;
MARY Palmer, Woodlawn; NJ. Nixon, sum
merheld. Nina Randall, Ensley; Bessie
rled. Ensley; Agnes Burns, WoodlaWni
carrie Perry, Ensley; Lexie Davis, Hell
enai Annie Lee Moore Birmingham;
margaret Ross, Birmingham; Matte l.
| aiher, Birmingham. Margaret Berry,
birmingham; Mamie Henry. Birmingham;
W. I. stott, Birmingham Paul Keeton.
Mooastoek; d. J. Moore, Ensley;
BESSIE Claudia Scholar, Birmingham.
augusta Randolph Reid Birmingham;
hlizaoeth Meade Jones, Birmingham.
NECROSIS. E. Adams, Birmingham; J.
;. Berry, Uniontown; Rosa L. Houston,
ElytoWn; Annie L. Gardner, Birmingham:
- II. Ireadwell, Dolomite; Alice E. Irv-
| ing South Elyton; Sarah A. Crabbe.
bessemeri Walter L. johnson. Birming
nam; Ada L. Berry, Newtown; Minnie
Jenkins, Birmingham; Robert A. Hart.
quito; Lou Lewis, Bessemer; Alice Gar
ner' North Birmingham; Endor Shepard.
Birmingham; c. H. Williams, Birming
NAM Jessie Wood East Lake; Mary c.
Fowlkes Birmingham; Ella Coker, East
Lake; Rosa A. Dinay, South Elyton;
Harriet Strong Birmingham
Autauga county-Belle Northngton,
Prattville; Mrs. Lillian Clarke Hinton.
Billingsley; Mrs. Fannie IL. Davis, Pratt
Vile
Lowndes county-Daisy CASTOR, Mace
donia; Wayne A. Peakte Farmersville;
f. Coleman Williams Haynesville; Lind
sey Williams. Haynesville; Virginia
Grant. Letohatchie; w. H. MacKelar,
Lowndesboro; Lola l. Peake Farmers
vile; Beauress Canterbury, Mount Will
I I,11
Dickinson, Corre; Evelyn Bradley, Cor
louisville; Anna Dunklin Collirene
Negroes-Vernon w. Barnett-Lum; f.
w. Bowie, Haynesvile; Mrs. Susie A.
Morton, Lowndeshoro; Brice Wood Cor
louisville; l.. ]. Alexander, Letohatchie;
o. III. Smith, Haynesville; Thomas Smith,
Calhoun; Mrs. Ella Carson Haynesville;
Aldonia Carson, Haynesville; Warren
Carson, Haynesville; Nancy A. Coleman
Calhoun.
Young Case Is Ill.
Acting Governor Cunningham has been
importuned to remit the Imprisonment
sentence upon Duncan Case, charged
with assault on 2. CosmnslSy, a news
paper man of Mobile Several Mobile
physicians have testified that Mr. Case
shows sings Of pulmonary trouble and is
rot able 10 stand confinement. The pris-
cner is son of Chief of Police Case, of
Mobile.
T. E. Jones has been appointed tax col
lector of Lauderdale county. vice A. C.
Chisolm, Resigned. Mr. Jones is the
nominee of the democrats
r. L. Johnson, leading citizen of
Dadeyille, was at the capitol this MORN
ing.
The following have been appointed no.
tary publics: Daniel Gillis, Brewton;
John Purifoy, Brewton.
Deputy Insurance Commissioner Harry
Shorter, who has been at Blount Springs
for several days, has returned
A. c. Sexton, chief clerk to the Secre-
tary of state. has returned from Chat
ham Hill. Va, where he went to see
sister who is very Ill. He left her i'm
proved however
Treasurer Smith Back.
State Treasurer ]. Craig Smith and
Mrs. Smith have returned from a trip to
New York and eastern and northern
water places. Both were very much inn
proved by the outing. Mr.. Smith says
the state of New FORK is bound to go for
the democrats If appearances count for
anything He found the leading men of
every calling for the democratic nomi-
nee and hard work being done for the
ticket. He also says that the people of
the east take very little interest in the
seemed to regard it as a joke so far as
the north Is concerned. The enthusiasm
In the north and east for Parker and Da
Wis is so marked as to bring out general
comment.
Kelley in Chancery.
Hon. Richard b. Kelley, OF Admission,
chancellor of the Northeastern Chancery
DIVISION is in the city for a few days,
looking over some records at the capitol.
Judge Kelley says he Is a candidate, and
is willing for the matter of choice of
nominee to succeed the late lamented
Harry j. Gillian to be left with the diyi-
sion committee.
He has been solicited to run by the
bars of several towns in the division, and
has received a number of letters and tele-
grams along that line. The committee
will be called together about the LIST of
September, and it will then be decided
how the nomination will be made. w. Z.
Acker, of Admission, is chairman.
Wallace and His Book.
Hon. John IL. Wallace, of Huntsville,
who has just had published strong
piece of fiction, THE Senator from Ala
bama," is in the city looking up a large
circle of friends. Mr.. Wallace has served
the state in legislative capacities, and
Montgomery is no strange place to him.
He has taken part in much OF the MS
tory he writes about in his book, and
his pen Is such as to make the perusal
of his work a pleasure to look forward
to. Mr.. Wallace has done some excellent
work for the democrats of the state, and
will be heard on the stump in the present
presidential campaign.
Walker Keeps Money.
The courts have decided that the will
Of Mrs. Mary E. Walker, deceased, leav-
ing her money to her son, Benjamin w.
Walker, formerly United States marshal,
is valid. The instrument was attached by
Mr. Trimble and Miss Adele Walker,
nephew and niece of the contestee The
averment of the young people was that
undue influence was exercised on the
| grand parent, indusing her to leave her
| money to her son only. The amount is $10-
600. The jury gave a verdict in 30 min
| utes.
! Maj. George Jones. a deputy sheriff of
! the county, is very Ill, as a result of a
| stroke of paralysis Major Jones is one of
! the leading men of the county.
e. b. Sampey has been named a notary
| public at birmingham
The Wallace Drug company has been
organized at Ozark. with capital Of $40 0o0
The incorporators are T. b., J. NJ and C..
J 3. Wallace.