The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-27
RESUME
 IN FULL OPERATION Laboring Men After Merry Christmas Return to Work JOHN CARLISLE KILLED Mangled Body Found on Railroad Track Near Woodward Furnaces
 Yesterday Morning-Leaves
 Wife and Two Children.
HIN CARLISLE KILLED

Bessemer, December 2s.-tspeciaI) )-The manufacturing plants in the Bessemer district which have been closed down for two or three days for Christmas sumed operations this morning with al- most full force of men.
 The men seem to have reported prompt ly for work. The local concerns are all crowded with orders and are looking for ward to the coming year with great expec- tations. It promises to be the most pros- porous year ever experienced in this sec tion
 Everybody is pleased with the orderly manner in which the holidays are being observed in Bessemer and the merchants are especially pleased with the large volume of business that has been done. The trade still continues good and all are happy over the prospects of pros- porous new year.
 John Carlisle Killed.
 The mangled body of John Carlisle, white miner employed at Dolomite, was fuond on the railroad right of way near the Woodward furnaces at an early hour this morning.
 The body was brought to Bessemer by Kennedys ambulance and the coroner is making an investigation of the death. It is believed that the man was run over and mangled by a train of the Wood ward Iron company some time during last night, as the man had been dead some time when the body was found.
 Carlisle leaves a wife and two child ren at Dolomite.
 Houston-Doyle.
 Miss Nellie Doyle and MT. Charles M. Houston were married last night at 6;30 o'clock at the home of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Doyle, in Jonesboro. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. l.. A. Holmes in the presence of number of friends and relatives of the contract l ing parties.
 After the marriage reception was ten- dered the bride and groom by the parents of the groom, MT. and Mrs. Dan W. Hous- t! ton, in Jonesboro.
 MT. and Mrs. Houston will leave in a few days for Greensboro N. C., where they will make their future home.
 Charity Hospital.
 
 ago to take up the preliminary work looking to the establishment of d charity hospital in Bessemer under the auspices of the local aerie of Eagles have been doing some work but now that the holi- l days are coming to d close will get down to business in good form and hope to 1 have the institution well under way in a 1 few days.
 The plan was suggested by Dr. J. S. | at napting of the grand aerie in this city. and several com mittees to collect funds were appointed at that time. It is claimed that one hun 1 dred thousand dollars is necessary to es- tablish the hospital, and 1t is the plan of the promoters to secure small monthly subscriptions from those who are to be benefited for maintenance. pr. Winters Is taking considerable in terest in the matter and is doing all in his power to carry the proposition i through. It is thought that the employees 1 in the manufacturing plants located at i Bessemer will cheerfully donate the sum l of 10 cents per month to the maintenance fund, and it is estimated that such fund will be sufficient, with what independent donations may be secured, to support the | institution.
 Notes and Personals. | The Ladies' Aid society of the Jones' l boro Methodist church will give supper for the benefit of the church at the resi- dence of MT. and Mrs J. c. McGrew at | Jonesboro tomorrow evening. The public 1 is cordially invited. l William c. Gilmore of Atlanta Is spend- | ing the holidays with his mother, Mrs. J. H. Gilmore. and his brother, the Rev. R. C. Gilmore, in this city. | Deputy Sheriff H. B. Partridge is spend- | ing few days visiting relatives at South l Pittsburg, Tenn.
 | Miss Mary Etheridge, who has been in | Washington, D. C., for some time, is al | home again.