The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-29
SELMA ID HAVE
 NEW SKY SCRAPER
Structure Will be Six Stories
 High
HOW LITESEY MET DEATH
Mother Mary Margaret Publishes An nouneement That Hereafter the Memorial Chapel VIII Be Con-
 ducted Independently.

Selma. November 2S. Special )-Last Mondays Age-Herald contained an ac- count of the death of young F. c. Lite sey who was killed at Harreis in this county on the Saturday night before by negro.
 The young man was not killed at the dance as stated but was killed between store house and a negro cabin in which the dance and the pay party was being held. He and a negro had fight in which both drew their pistols and the negro was struck in the leg. The latter called Garfield Toodles anonther negro to come to his aid and the latter rushed up with shot gun and opened fire on the young man, who had given up his pistol at that time. Tho fire from Toodles gun was instantly fatal. The remains were then carried to the house of Mir. W. B. Moore and not left in the house of ne- gro.
 Selma Gets skyscraper.
 Selma is promised within short while sky scraper" comparatively speaking The tallest building in Selma at this time Is the Hotel Albert of four stories. Plans have drawn for a six story building to be occupied by William Ull- man and Sons on the site of their pres ent quarters, corner of Broad and Ala bama streets. The plans include com bining the two present stores into one with an entrance in the centre of the establishment to be cnanged into de- partment store after the model of some of the metropolitan concerns.
 aAfttI
 Selma Lodge of Elks are much gratifed over the receipts of the following tele- gram in reply to an invitation sent Mrs. Charles B. Hanford to read Thanatopsis at the memorial exercises on Sunday next:
 Shreveport, La, November 2S.
 Mrs. Hanford will take pleasure in complying with your request. "CHARLES B. HANFORD."
 Mrs. Hanford's stage name Is Miss Marie Drofnah, which spelled back gives her husbands name. The music for the memorial day exercises will be rendered by the Selma Lyric club, and with Mrs. Hanford and Rabbi Messing of Montgom- cry appearing on the programme. an in- teresting service Is promised.
 of for the Federation.
 The Selma delegates and state officers  , of Women's clubs, which convenes in | Mobile tomorrow night. left this after noon- Those that will attend are as fol- lows:
 | Miss Julia Clark state treasurer.
 Mrs Law Lamar, auditor.
 Selma Chautauqua, Mrs. Juliene Park. state director, and Mrs. J. ". Hunter. | delegate
 West End Book club, Miss Nina La- mar, state auditor. and Miss Bessie Ward, delegate.
 Selma Study club. Miss Mary Moore.
 As an Independent Mission.
 Mother fdery Margaret. who has been in charge of the Bishop Barnwell memo rial chapel. All Angels Mission, located in the cotton factory district of this city. has published an announcement that hereafter the mission would be conduct ed independently. Giving the reasons for this change she states in published let l ter sent to Rev. D. W. Gamble. rector or St. Paurs church, that she has tried | to please him but has failed. There have | been some differences existing between | Mother Mary Margaret and the Rector of St. Paul's for quite a while and from the published statement 1t is evident that an open rupture .-as come.