The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-06
TORCH APPLIED
To FURNACE MOI
Another Plant ReIlghted in Bes-
Semer Division
NUMBER 2 WILL Be NeXl
Miners Resume Work After a Few
Days Rest-EIks and Eagles
VIII Play Game of Base
ball This Afternoon.
NUMBER 2 WILL BE NEXT

Bessemer. July 5.-(Special) -Tbe fires
in furnace No. / were relighted this morn
ing and the indications are that the plant
will be turning out pig iron by the last
of the week This furnace has been closed
down for about twelve months. and during
that time has been greatly improved.
Preparations are being made to relight
No. 2 furnace adjoining No. l, which will
probably be put into operation in the
next day or two.
When the torch is applied to No. fur
mace every plant in the Bessemer division
will be in operation. This will be the first
time in over twelve months that every
stack in Bessemer has been In blast.
The mines of the Bessemer division re-
sumed work today after being closed
down since Saturday on account of the
Fourth of July. The output of the mines
are rapidly increasing, and when opera
tlon is resumed in Sumter MINES which
were damaged by fire last winter the
prospects are that output will be almost
normal
hSooSbdli 0dtIiC toDbctIOWs
The Elks and Eagles will play off the
baseball game which was stopped by rain
last Friday tomorrow afternoon. The con-
test will be pulled off at Fourth Avenue
park, and will be called at o'clock. When
the game was stopped last week on ac-
count of rain the score stood 3 to in
favor of the Ells.
The following will be the lineup Of the
teams
Elks-Allen, catcher; Ross, pitcher; Full
ton, first base; Dennis, second base; Ed
mundson. third base; Fitzpatrick, short
stop; Bennett, left field; Cochran. center
field; Minis, right field.
Eagles-King catcher; ChIldress, pitch
Shea, first base; Bryant. second base; Dr.
Seay, shortstop; Ross. third base; Sulli-
van, left field; Etter, center field Leon
ard, right field.
Council to Meet.
A special session Of the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen will be held tomorrow
night, = the council failing to meet last
night on account of quorum not being
present.
No special questions outside of the reg
ular routine are scheduled to come before
the board
Huey-Furman.
A large number of Bessemer people went
to Fairview tonight to attend the mar
riage of Mr.. Rose Huey and Miss Kenner
Furman. which occurred at the Fairview
Methodist church tonight at o'clock Mr.
Huey Is prominent business man of this
city and Is brother of Mayor Thomas
II. Huey.
Mrs j. e. Wright was marion of honor
and Mr.. William Huey was the best man.
The following were the attendants: Miss
Fannie Huey and Mr.. II. c. Moore, Miss
Pearl Clay and DR.. T. C. Donald Miss
Mary Hawkins and Mr. T. R. Fulton.
The ushers were Mr.. A. s. Carrel and
Mr.. Robert Mingea.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Huey left for Atlanta. From there
they will go to Buffalo ana other points
In the east
Personal and General.
]. A. I.aRue, G. D. Woodrow and w.
IT, Powell left today for weeks fishing
trip on the Warrior river.
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Smith of Columbus
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
Ianier
Prof. and Mrs. ]. M. Dill were called
to Tuscaloosa Yesterday to attend the
funeral of Mrs Dilrs mother, Mrs J. H.
Foster
Mrs. II. w. Crook Is very III with fever