The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-14
Demand for Steel Wire.


 President Schuler of the Alabama Steel and Wire Company. in reply to an inquiry in regard to the steel rod, wire the mills will be kept in fun operation right along. despite the fact that there IS a great scarcity oflabor He states ha. the h e h no! spe oy are sS bright that there will oe need this fall and winter for more of the products than can be manufactured. The dealers in wire have already begun to make in- quiry as to the conditions as to deliv- cry and production looking to healthy
 The far farmers l, in the South and South west, he states, are making prepara- tions to put up wire fences, and there will be need for a large quantity of the articls ,I mentioned The Aiabama steel nd steel plant at Alabama City. near Gadsden, coal mines near Oneonta and Virginia City. and a big rod, wire and ''' S'gTs Mennoriaf niff Services.
 Memorial services were held at the the late T. T. Hillman, who died week was n,., buried in Nashville, Tenn, The The large congregation assembled. The entire morning service was given over Duncan. pastor of the church was in the pulpit. Eulogistic addresses were de- livered by Captain w. C. Ward and B. the church, of which MT. Hillman was member, reported a set of resolutions of respect which were adopted The August 4. and busial in Tennessee on Is vacant; his work stretching from the his membership so long on our roll, his conduct living In the archives of the church.. will draw the halo of mem nr md hn n no f. testing, the prayer which he lived, Lord help me to earnestly desire and and to do the right" So,l worker 6rn+ in the the day, taking for his part. the activi.: ties of the church. the best issues of iiife. always progressing always dina muI- The limit of what he could or would do for the distressed, friend. the commit The history of Birmingham and the Birmingham district would embo.dy him as a leader and guide With lous will power commensurated every obstacle, decision, correct Judgment, in- tegrity of purpose. over-wrote and un- he entered. Great monuments dedicat- ed to the living. bear his name, and at test his interest in his fellowman; but deeper down than this, and higher, and broader, was his sympathetic love and comprehensive charity; many burdens has he lightened light for others, sn many The rhe
 
 resolutions continue the high tribute to the memory of the deceased brother. The entire congregation joined in with the leaders in the memorial.
 Harry Markey's Funeral.
 The funeral of Harry Markey, South, ern organizer of the Internattonal Bricklayers' Union, one of the leading members of the Birmingham Trades the interment, being in the Woodlawn Cemetery. Mir Markey' died in At lanta from typhoid fever, in the 66th year of his life. The body arrived here this morning and the funeral took place from the residence in Woodlawn Union i an and of the Trades Council and the unions of the district attended the funeral, the funeral being one of the largest in union circles in this district
 Buren Tetherow, who was shot by his brother, Claude, last Sunday near Blossburg, this county, died today, his body win be shipped to Hartsell for lnterment.
 Ladies free nt CnsinO tonight when accompanied by paid 25 cent ticket.