The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-27
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St. Paul's Trusteee.--The board of trustees of St. Paups church will meet at the Rev. Father Coyles residence after last mass today.
 New Law Flrm.-J. W. Tomlinson, c. A Calhoun and Roy Mccullough have become associated in partnership in the practice of the profession of law.
 Was No Proseeutor.-Sam Lawson, a negro, who was arrested Friday for reckless driving, had the case against him mol pressed in the police court yes terday because no prosecutor appeared
 Trial Postponed.-The case against Cap Stanler, a negro, who Is charged with refusing to pay the city inspector of measures for inspecting his meas ures, was passed in the city court yes terday until September 2.
 Sent to Country.-Charles Brown, Randle Jackson and Henry Glover, sman negro boys, charged with steal ing some brass from the Birmingham Milling company, were tried In the police court yesterday. Judge Feagin will send them to the country. 1 Park Association.-The Germania Park association held a meeting last week, and considerable business was transacted It was also decided to give a picnic and barbecue on Labor Day. The different committees were appoint ed and are at work completing the ar engagements.
 Pumpkin Dlscharged-Bob Lumpkln, a negro, has been discharged by Jus tice of the Peace Adam Stewart, after a preliminary hearing on charge Of murder. Lumpkin was arrested on Au- gust IT by Deputy Sheriff D. R. Aber- nathy, 1t being alleged that he had shot a negro near Cardiff some time ago. pr. MeIwaln to Preach.-The Rev. Dr. William McIlwain of Anniston, president of the Alabama Presbyterian | College for Men, will preach at the South Highlands Presbyterian church this morning and again this evening. The Rev. Dr. Sterling J. Foster, pastor of the church is absent from the city, | on nlS VdChllOH. Il5 lS SApSSbSu eo " turn this week.
 New Pipe Works.-It Is understood that the American Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry company, of which E.. 10. Linthicum is general manager. has pur- chased a site from Maj. E. M. Tutwiler, near the Vanderbilt furnace. The com is capitalized at s200,000, and st of the capital comes from Atlanta. Ground on the plant will be broken early in September.
 Memorial servces.-Military memo ran services in honor of the late Phil Finch will be held this afternoon at Oak Hill cemetery. A battalion will be formed at 4 o'clock in front of the city hall. under command of Lieut.-Col. hughes B. kennedy. All ex-members of the old First Alabama regiment are invited to attend the services, which will begin at Oak Hill about o'clock. Gen. w. W. Brandon will make the principal address.
 Fountain Returns.-Deputy Sheriff Jerre Fountain of Bessemer returned l | attended the meeting of the Eagles at Denver and visited other places Of in- terest in Colorado and Utah before re- turning. He was in party composed of Sheriff Andrew w. Burgin, William Burgin and Criminal Clerk John G. Bradley. MT. Bradley is expected home in a few days, but the sheriff and Will Burgin will not return before Sep tember 20
 Farewell Servlces.-Farewell serv- ices will be rendered to the Rev W. A. Daniel the retiring pastor of the Ayon- dale Presbyterian church, today This morning at Il o'clock a joint service will be held with the congregation of the Avondale Methodist church at their building. at which the Rev. MT. Daniel will preach. Another joint service with l the same congregation will be held in the evening at the Presbyterian church, at which the Rev. MT. Daniel will again preach.
 | Lambs TriaI-The preliminary trial of William B. Lamb, formerly chief clerk to A. D. Lightner, general agent of the Frisco, was to have been tried before Justice of the Peace l. H. Ben ners yesterday morning, but neither ,.e announced ready Lamb is charged with grand larceny It is claimed that the charge grew out of certain coal transactions, in which Lamb was con cerned. A date for the hearing will probably be fixed the early part Of this week.
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