The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-06

charged by the Atlanta police with being gamblers and having violated, the laws of the Gate City gainst such practices, were remanded to the custody of the chief of police of Atlanta to be returned for the alleged crimes They took an ap- peal to the supreme court, however, and are trying to make their bonds. Chief Of Police Ball of Atlanta returned to Atlanta at noon but left Detective Lock hart here to take the men back if they do not get bond properly made.
 Miss Mildred Keller, sister of Helen Keller, the famous deaf mute of Tus- cumpa, was this morning elected teacher in the public schools of Mont- gomery.
 Military News.
 Captain J. W. Sanders of the Dothan company, Alabama national guard has re- signed, his place to be filled by election. He is highly complimented by Colonel R. B. DuMont commanding the First regi- ment.
 Lieutenant II. P. Savage o1 Company A, First regiment has also resigned.
 Commissions have been Issued to the following officers by the adJutant general of .the Alabama national guard; J. E. Dedman. surgeon major on General L.. V. Clfrk's staff; F. l.. Gregory, captains; J. II. Miller, first lieutenant; J. H. Wor- relI second lieutenant, Company G, Third regiment, Birmingham, E. r. Ryan, sec ond lieutenant, Company E. Third regi- ment, Decatur; J. N. Harr1son. Company B, Second regiment, Birmingham.
 Farmers Delegates.
 Commissioner of Agriculture and In- , dustries of Alabama K. R. Poole has ap- pointed the following delegates to the Farmers National congress. which meets September 26. 27 and 2S in St. Louis:
 
 c. Scott, c. c. Abercrombie, A. J. Taylor and H. L. Stone of Montgomery; Lewis Johnson, B. B. Edwards and Calvin Young of Selma D. J. Meadow of Myrtle wood, J. J. King of Council, J. H. Minge of Faunsdale. r. H. Bates of Hamburg, William England of Marion, William ! Mumford of Uniontown, J. T. Collis of Gallion, William Small of Greensboro, J. 1 A. Rogers of Gainesville William Little 1 and Dr. Mccain of Livingston, James Deas of suggsville, T.. R. Morrisette of Perude Hill, George I. Motz and Claren- | don Davis of Huntsville. James Pierce of Pierces Mill l.. F. Greer of DeArma- yille l.. H. McCurdy of Lowndesboro, R. J. Reynolds and M. V. Capps of Ab- beville Major Carroll of Ozark, A. B. Bush of Eufaula, George w. Black of | Geneva, Charles Stefart or Clayton, F.. Napier of Union Springs, c. A. B. Ed wards of Ozark, Mcqueen Smith or Pratt- vile, William Jordan of Guntersville, Dr. John Hertzler of Madison, ". H. Hurt of Tuskegee, w. H. Lawson of Montgom- cry Charles Mercer of Eufaula, T. J, 1 Carlisle of Enterprise, w. A. Logan of | Glennvllle, l.. K. Wheeliss of Opelika, R. A. Hardy of Uniontown. M. A. Can't of Evergreen, L. D. Rouse of Greenville, Young Jackson of Coosa, Charles E. Mc- l Call of Butler, William A Mosely of St. l Stephens W. l.. Echols of Enterprise, Sanders seidon of Eutaw. Amos Tough ton of Pleasant Ridge William Spencer 1 of Gallon, John T. Dale of Oak Hill. J. H. Harris of Oak Bowery. James Rob- | inson, Jr. of Lafayette, Marion Traylor of Benton, James Peoples of Vienna. w. 1 s. Patton of Fosters, T. A. Stewart of l Tuscaloosa, B. A. Forester of Cowarts, P. ". Roberts of Clayton, D. c. Turnip- seed of Flora, Colonel Bellamy of Fort Mitchell, o. s. Justice of Eclectic, A. w Fucker of Fillmore. A. J. Wise of Vic toria, J. H. Alberson of Eunola, J. T. 1 McEldry and J. M. Thornton of Talla- dega. w. M. Seldon of Faursdale.
 These appointments are subject to the approval of Governor Cunningham.