The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-25
ST. PAUL's BAZAAR.
An Attractive Entertainment Opened
Last Naht-Noon Lunches.

A grand bazaar is being held in st.
Pauls Hall during the present week. The
proceeds will go to liquidate the debt In
CURED in the erection of the magnificent
new marble altar. of which the congre-
cation is exceedingly proud.
1t would be impossible to numerate all
the attractions that the bazaar viii offer.
Suffice 1t that there is pleasure and en-
tertainment for all. The ladies of the
Ancient Order of Hibernian Auxiliary are
in charge of the refreshment table where
every day dainty and substantial meals
will be served.
Many who work in down town offices
will gladly avail themselves of the OPP
portunity presented of aiding the cause
by the pleasant method of enjoying a
good dinner.
The Children of Mary have an extremely
pretty booth in white and blue, the eolors
of Our Lady, their queen and patroness.
The young ladies of the Sodalty are in
charge and expect large patronage from
their friends, who are legion.
The country store, quantity and artis-
ticaly gotten up, is one of the features of
the bazaar that deserved especial men
ton. Mrs. Fleming is in charge and will
chaperon a bevy of young ladies whose
tanned on the shelves and strung from
the roof and supporting pillars, and what
have they not for sale. In true country
fashion, everything imaginable seems In
evidence. This booth will certainly be A
scene of continuous merriment and fun.
Prominent among the articles at the Hi
bernian booth is magnificent oil painting
of Father O'Reilly, donated by the artist
Mrs Kennedy, a prominent lady of the
txyfII ~ lie oh
large amount. The bazaar opened au-
spiciously last night and for an opening
night was well patronized a fact which
assures the complete success of the en-
terprise 1t will continue all week. All are
cordially invited.
ent governor. Mr. Higgins, is making
democratic votes every hour. His taxa
ton policy is exceedingly unpopular He
has put through tax of per cent on
every 1000 shares of stock dealt in on the
stock market and imposed a tax of " per
cent on all mortgages. This is resented
by the financial world
Mayor Mcclellan will be reelected. He
has made most acceptable Mayor. The
opposition of certain newspapers will not
hurt him materially. | think, on the
whole, the situation throughout the coun-
try should encourage all persons who
wish to see the democratic party restored
to power
John Gill of Baltimore said
II am here merely as the guest of these
gentlemen. / was astonished by the evil
dences of enormous wealth to be seen on
every hand here liz the Birmingham dis
trict. If the Tennessee company's property
was situated in or near New York It
would be valued at sl00,O00000. The peo-
pie here do not yet realize the immense
wealth they are heir to. You have the
coal, you have the ore and you're al
ready making the best steel rails In the
world. Birmingham and the Birmingham
district Is the best tip known today in
the financial world l am delighted with
my visit here"
William b. Coster concurred In every
thing said by Mr.. Gill Mr. Coster praised
especially the inexhaustible mineral de-
posits on and near Red mountain
Mr.. Woodward's party will remain here
today and perhaps until Wednesday even
ing or Thursday. They are registered at
the Hillman.