The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-03

 and between his sobs he said: I've been up in Wiley Tunstalls room for the past two hours talking 10 him, and he made me tell him everything l knew and he hasn't told me a single thing I am al ways telling the newspaper boys some thing and they never tell me anything
 Realizing that the genial treasurer was not in talking humor on political sub jects the matter was not further pressed, and he was allowed to finish his praise Of the fine stock in this section, and the great fair that Selma ought to have and will have next week.
 Change in Southern Office.
 Today there was announced a change in the freight department of the Southern railways uptown office. N. Y. Hutchinson, who has been soliciting agent or the Southern, has been promoted to be travel ing fright agent with headquarters in Columbus, Miss. He Is to be succeeded as soliciting agent by Morgan Richards, who has been chief clerk in the office of Com mercial Agent J. w Hunter.
 MT. Hutchinson came to Selma from Opelika about eight years ago and has come to look upon Selma as his home. He was connected with the West Point route until appointed soliciting agent of the Southern. and during his residence here has made a large circle of friends, who Will WlSn TOT nm Tn Ills 1tW litlu ol ldboi much success.
 Morgan Richards. who will become so- liciting agent, is fully equipped for his new duties. and his friends are delighted at his promotion. Who will succeed MT Richards as chief clerk in MT. Hunters office has not been announced.
 Cunningham to Speak
 The Central Alabama Fair association officials this morning received letter from pr R. NJ Cunningham accepting an invitation sent him to speak at the fair grounds on Friday, November 10.
 The same invitation was sent to MT Conner. also a candidate for governor, put he has not been heard from at this time. It is expected, however, that he will also be present.
 The speaking Is set for II o'clock in the morning of Friday and 1t is expected that a large number of persons will be present at the fair grounds to listen to the ad- dresses by the two candidates for gov ernor.
 The day is not to be known as gov ernor's day but Is simply set apart for public addresses and MT. Cunningham and MT Conner have been invited to ad- dress the people of Dallas county and Central Alabama.
 Local and Personal.
 The DlNle cluD WILL give Us loiiiidi optll- ing german on tomorrow night at the Elks home. The grand march will begin promptly at 9:3O. A large crowd will be in attendance.
 S. F. Karpe has returned from visit to Dothan in the interest of the Fidelity Mutual Insurance company. with head quarters for the state agency in this city. He left his partner, Frank H. Love, in Dothan.
 Mir and Mrs. John Booth reached the city today from Atlanta, where they were married few days ago. Mir Booth is a popular engineer on the Southern rail way and his bride will be given cordial welcome to Selma.
 c. A. Rogers of Birmingham, had his head badly injured last night in being taken from the Southern train from Me rdian. In getting out of the first class coach his head in some way struck against a piece of iron cutting a long gash. He was carried to police headquarters and later to the hospital. He is doing very well today.