The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-28
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the industrial conditions of the district than for the two organizations to work in harmony with one idea in view. that of building up the entire section of which Bessemer and Birmingham are the nat ural centers.
 There has never been any real jeal- ousy between the two towns, however pessinlists may have at times imagined. The thing that really helps one helps the other and all should rejoice together over any achievement that benefits the district.
 Limited effort on the part of the two organizations which represent the best business and industrial interests of the two sections should be of great benefit to the entire district and to both individual cities"
 Held for Murder.
 Shortly after W. I. Fuller, white man was tried and fined $7.50 in police court this morning on a charges of drunkenness, notice was received from officers at Pratt City that he was wanted there for the murder of his father-in-law. J. M. Mar tain. which crime is said to have been committed yesterday morning
 Fuller was held and carried to Bir- mingham where he was placed in the county Jail to await trial.
 It is understood that Fuller shot his father-in-law in a blacksmith shop at Pratt City yesterday morning after they had had some words about the securing of more helpers in the shops It seems from the statement made by Fuller that they had disputed before and when Mar tain came to the shop yesterday morning and demanded to know why Fuller had not secured additional helpers he told him that he would as soon as he could and Fuller states that at that time Martain came at him with a large wrench and that he shot in self-defense.
 Fuller was arrested on the charge of drunkenness by Officer John Diffley. Lost Leg. l.. l.. Joiner a white man employed as switchman on the Louisville and Nash vile railroad was badly crushed by the wheels of Louisville and Nashville cal in the yards at this place early this morn ing. One leg was crushed so severely that amputation was necessary. It seems that Joiner in some way fel between two cars and before he could extricate himself from the track the wheels passed over his arm and leg. l He was carried to St. Vincent's hospita | at Birmingham in Shaw & Sons ambu | lance.
 l MT. Joiner lives at Ensley where he is | well known. He is thirty years of agt and has a family at Ensley. j, Notes and Personals. | :, the First Presbyterian church in this city next Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock. Al i members of the congregation are urged | to attend this service which will be il lieu of the regular md-week service. 1 A number of the members of the Bes I semer lodge No. 721, Benevolent and Pro ] tective Order of Elks, attended the in stallation of the new lodge at Ensley l tonight
 1 MT. and Mrs. George H. Stevenson cele
 brated their fifteenth anniversary of theil
 marriage at their home on Dartmouth | avenue this evening. number of friend. and relatives attended the affair and al | report a most delightful occasion. | w. D. Lanier, manager of the Beavers l indoor baseball club. has received a let | ter from R. l.. Welch, president and sec retary of the National Indoor Baseball as socation of Chicago. requesting a photo i of the team to be published in the Nat ], ional associations guide. The photo vii , be sent at once. The local team has made l a very fine record. winning every game l they have played this season. 1 A 4.anksgiving service will be held al l Trinity Episcopal church Thursday morn. | ing at Il o'clock.