The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-28
ENSLEY EXHIBITS
 INTEREST PEOPLE Process ofWire Making Shown
 at the Fair REV. JOHN SEEAM CALLED Selected for Pastorate of St. Johns Episcopal Church-clty Clerk Ar. hold Will Keep Record of Po-
 lice Department Matters.
REV. JOHN 5EEAM CALLED

Ensley, October 27.-(Special.) 1.-The peo- pie of Ensley are proud of the exhibit that is being made at the state fair by local manufacturing concerns.
 Ensley has some of the most important industries in the district or in the state as to that matter, and it Is proper that they should be well represented at the fair The exhibits of the Ensley concerns are attracting as much or more atten- ton from the visitors to the fair than almost any other exhibit on the grounds.
 The exhibit arranged by the Empire Plow Works is of especial interest. partly from the fact that this is purely an Ems ley concern and also from the fact that not so much is known or said about it as some of the others.
 The Empire Flow Works has a very artistic and attractive display of the fleets great credit not only on the con- eern making the display. but the city of Ensley and the district well.
 The Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company makes a very credtable display or ore. coal and their products. The dis play of steel manufacturing is very in- teresting and attracts considerable atten- tion from every one
 In the display made by the Alabama Steel and Wire company the process of manufacture of wire fencing, nails and other products of like nature are shown. A machine in this exhibit manufactures barbed wire in the presence of the peo- pie while another machine shows the actual manufacture of wire nails. This display attracts considerable interest from all who visit the fairN
 M B. Stack of Wylam has very credit able display of fowls in the poultry ex- hbit
 Calls Pastor.
 The vestry of St. John Episcopal church in this city has extended call to the Rev. John Beeam of McComb, Miss, as pastor of the church.
 It will be several days before the de- cision of the Rev. MT. Beeam is received by the vestry but it Is hoped by the members that he will accept.
 This church has been without pastor since the resignation of the Rev Raj monde de Ovies last summer. Several calls have been made by the vestry, but none have been accepted for one reason or another.
 The church has been supplied during the interregnum by Chaplain J. J. D. Hall Of the state penitentiary service at Pratt City. In serving the church the Rev. MT. Hall has not neglected his official duties as the time required of him at St. John has not conflicted with his work at the convict camp The double duty, however, is too much for one man and the mem bers as well as the vestry Of the churcn are anxious to relieve him of so much work by the calling of regular pastor
 To Keep Record.
 City Clerk A. l.. Arnold is preparing books of record in which to keep full record of all the acts in the police depart ment of the city government.
 A complete and detailed account of all arrests, offenses charged and disposition of all cases is to be kept from day to day and from month to month.
 The plan adopted by Mr. Arnold is to keep a complete statistical record of all matters pertaining to the department such as arrests made and crimes charged, giv- ing color and sex of the offenders.
 Notes and Personals.
 Justice of the Peace J. M. Donaldson presided in police court this morning in the absence of Mayor N. w. Scott, who went to Union Springs yesterday to hear R. M. Cunningham make the opening speech of his campaign. Acting Mayor Donaldson had number of minor cases of the usual order.
 The brick work on the new Morris block