The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-28
MINOR ACCIDENT
 ON MARION LINE Trains Delayed by a Small
 Freight Wreck TWO STORES ARE BURNED Meaere Details Are Learned of Fire at Myrtlewood-Brilliant We'd
 ding Is 'solemnized
 at Selma.
TWO STORES ARE BURNED

l bile division of the Southern railway, with headquarters in Selma, has been playing in hard luck of late as to wreeks, although there is room for congratula- tions in that of all the many wrecks there have been no serious injuries The latest wreck occurred about o'clock this morn . ing, three miles south of Marion Junction, l when extra freight train No. coming I north had a journal break under one | of the cars, letting the car down on the track and tearing up things considerably. The wrecldng crew was sent to the scene but it was not until about 9 o'clock this morning that the track was cleared, and Nos. 21 and 22, the passenger trains run ming between Birmingham and Mobile were able to get by.
 Birmingham Man Discharged. | c. J. Wilson, the white man who was arrested yesterday on complaint of Sim Allen, negro, who charged that he had been m-hammed out of S10 while on the | Birmingham train as 1t was entering Sel- ma, was discharged by the mayor this morning. Allen and Wilson were evident | ly betting together on some sort of trick bet and the negro lost. Wilson claimed to have given him all his money back when he made complaint, but the negro says he gave him but 800 back, whereas he had $100 up. The mayor dismissed the case and allen should count himself lucky in having received his money back, if he stranger on a train.
 Two Stores Burned.
 At Myrtewood last night the stores of R. w. Compton and J. D. Carter x Bro were entirely consumed by fire. How the fire originated is not known, but there was hardly time to get even the books out before the flames had gone beyond control There was a dance at the hotel up on the hill from the stores and the dancers came down and did what they could in attempting to save the property.
 Brilliant Nuptals.
 Tonight occurred the brilliant nuptls in which Miss Carrie Kayser was united for life to Mr. Samuel Wexler. The mar riage ceremony was performed at o'clock by Rabbi E. s. Levy in the pres ence of relatives and close friends, and at s:3O reception was held, at which hun dreds of the friends of the popular bride were present. Miss Kayser Is one of the most talented young women ever reared in Selma As musician she is exceedingly gifted, having been awarded the grand plano at the state fair in Bir- mingham a few years ago in a competi- tive contest. The groom is a prominent young business man of New Orleans and is exceedingly popular. The maid of honor | was Miss Maude Rothenbery of Meridian and the matron of honor, Mrs. Ed Marks | of New Orleans, the latter being the | p1ic cba cic Of was married on the same day a year ago. MT Sol Wexler brother of the groom | was his best man.
 There were many visitors in the city to attend the wedding. Among the number Miss II. Wexler of Shreveport, cousin of the groom, Misses M and D.. Wexler of New Orleans, sisters of the groom, MT. Sol Wexler of New Orleans, brother of the groom. Others from New Orleans were Marion Wise, Phillip Schoots and Mrs. Edward Marks. From Birmingham there were Messrs. Leonce and Louis Joseph, Leo Kayser and Miss Rosalee Joseph. From Anniston Harry Markstein, Mrs. Natalie Markstein.
 Many social affairs have been given in honor of the couple. Tuesday Mrs. Jake Leipold entertained the party at luncheon. Tuesday night at the Pickwick clubs dance at the Elks' home the wedding party were honored guests. Yesterday at the Hotel Albert a luncheon was ten dered in the ordinary of the hotel.
 Local and Personal.
 Jesse Woodson, a negro, was convicted of stealing a watch from the Tissier Hardware company, in mayors court this morning. He was fined s45 or ninety days.
 Charles Preston, who was found with a concealed pistol about his person when arrested by Officers Logan and Griffin this morning, was fined sloo in mayor 8 court.
 Willie Brooks, better known as Bug zard," and Louis Davis. better known as Big Breetches." had an affray on Uirist- mas day and were before the mayor this morning. Both were discharged N. " Hutchinson, travelling freight agent of the Southern with headquarters in Columbus, Miss, is a visitor to the city.
 Treasurer J. Craig Smith was in the city today en route to Montgomery.
 T. B. Turner Promoted.
 T. B. Turner. who ever since the com pletion of the Repton gap of the Louis vile and Nashville has been master of trains with headquarters in Selma, has been promoted to be master of trains of the New Orleans and Mobile division and will on January 1 go to New Orleans He Is succeeded in Selma by J. D. Me Caskll, chief train dispatcher at Pen sacola.
 
 MADE SPECIAL ATTORNEY.