The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-07-10
The News Of BirminSha11

that Attorney r. l. Leatherwoo& V11|
was assaulted several days ago ~ A4
torney w. A. benson, was imptov111
He Is now rational and u u thouG1@
that his condition IL more hcpeful thnM
at any time since II was ascog111moI
that his injuries were serious M
Desk sergennt Conplam<nts1.
There was more demonstration q
good feeling today at the 1870 O'Clock
roll call of the police. when Chlsk q
Police Wier presented to Desk 4erBe1u&
Attfcus Mullfn a handsome gold ba1H1
along with the good wishes Of the eilef
tire department and friends. NUNS
was elected to the desk In May Il thGs
regular annual election OF the Dp1lc3A
commission. He Is the son Of patt61~s
man Mullin, who was shot and h1l1o1
last September while at his post ~
duty. Young Muiiin IL well known q +
Auburn and in middle Alabama
BessemeR Rolling MINI
For several days there has been re-
ports circulated that the Bessemer rol1-
Ing mill would start mp soon.
This morning one of the oil1c3aau>
stated that the bar mill would be start.
ed Monday morning. and that It would
only be short time until the entiroA
mill would be running.
A prominent member OF the Assocfa-
ton OF Iron and Steel workers stAseG
this morning that no agreemsnt had
been reached by the company and the
union. Y
Best OF Order Prevails.
The suspension of work on the Part
of coal miners and mine workers 49,
longing to the United Mine workers o.
America continues and there IL perfocf
order and quiet President Flynn e
the mine workers organisation am
nounced today that two more CONNER
cial coal operators had signed the tem-
porary contract the Sligo Coal ana
Coke Company and the Line Creek Coat
and Coke Company. both with small
mines near Alfalfa. In Etowah County.
making twenty-nine operators tn AT
with contracts. The furnacefnen M
this district make no statement whats
soever. The iron production holds up
well. Only four furnaces have frea
banked in them and there fs no urgent
necessity for any further curtailmenkt
The Sloss- Sheffeld Steel land Iron
Company have four or Ave non-uuion
mines at work besides q large mine
operated with convict labor Thisl
company has placed some OF its coal
have as yet been made looking to 81
renewal Of discussion as to a contrast
between the operators and miners.
Vulcan as Republics Emblem.
The Republicans of Alabama WIN
make neat donation to the fund which.
was gotten up to manufacture ana,
place the iron statue OF Vulcan" In
the st. Louis Exposition and a picture.
OF Vulcan" will be used by that party
as. their emblem on the official ballots,
in November in this state. A COM
mittee composed of G. o. Chenauit.
Moulton and J. w. Clayton OF Ensley.
called on Secretary Gibson of the Birm :
ingham Commercial Club and discussed
the privilege Of using the picture or
Vulcan the donation being a result
of this conference. Cuts of ''vulcan~
are being manufactured to be sent to
each county by the Republicans to be.
used on the printing and ballots for
the election in November.
Mayor Signs Bonds. =
Mayor Drennen this morning attAch-
ed his signature to two hundred bonds
of $1,000 denomination each. which
were sold some weeks since to A. Il
| Rich & Co.. of Cincinnati, the money
| from which will bel used In the erec-
tion of high school building and two
| other school buildings. The MAYOR
took up forty minutes time In signing
| the bonds The bonds carry 5 per