The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-30

l guards, Batson and Arthur Nail; tackles, | Vernon Lee and Berney Clay; ends, Pay ton McIniry and Duff Lewis; quarter back, Richard Lanier; halfbacks, David Trotter and Berney Day; fullbaek, Fred | Bailey.
 Osra Craig is the captain of the former l team and Jack Clay is coach, while Rich ard Lanier is captain of the latter with Dennis O Brlen as coach. The weight of l both elevens is greatly increased, and they still offer a challenge to any aggre ] gaton of their average for a series of games.
 Live Locals.
 Patrons of the C. D. Kenney Tea and l Coffee company will regret to learn that l the genial manager T. ". Gleason, and I one of his clerks, J. Pickens, have re- signed their positions to return to their i old work on the Louisville and Nashville i railroad. They have been with the com pany for some time and are well known ! in Bessemer. On next Monday J. V. Burns will come down from Birmingham to take charge and will be assisted by George Marshall.
 In a negro house on Short street and Carolina avenue, crowd of women en- gagged in free for all fight with the usual hair pulling and screaming. When policeman arrived he was forced to sep arate two of them, who were literally biting and gnashing each other to pieces. The trial will come up tomorrow.
 These were the first arrests of the day, as everything has been extremely quiet. Only a few cases of trunks were cleared from the docket this morning. | Drs Robinson and Hanby are moving ! into their fine new hopltal on Third ave- nue today The building is handsomely furnished and has every convenience for the sick.
 Duster Hayden, the negro woman who was so seriously cut Saturday night and came near dying Sunday, was taken from the hospital today to her home near l Woodward furnace in a much improved condition.
 Odd Fellows from many lodges gathered tonight in Jonesboro to the dedication of the new hall. The ceremony was eX- tremely imposing and the speeches of i prominent members were well received. Music and refreshments were served and the crowds in attendance enjoyed a splen- did evening.
 Painful Injury.
 Mrs Sam Erlick sustained a painful in- jury last night when she was carrying a potted plant into the house and stum bled over one of the chiidren's hobby horse breaking her left limb just above the ankle Dr. J. $. Winters dressed the wound and she is resting better. but it will be some weeks before she can be out again. Her many friends will sympathize i with her in her suffering.
 Officers who came down from Blue Creek to Identify the negro who is held in the city jail returned to their homes tonight without success. It was thought i that the negro was the Kid Johnson who killed another negro in crap game some time since, but it is not believed that he is the right party. | Joe Taylor, a negro driver, fell under the wheels of his wagon today and his right leg was fractured He was an em- ploye of Houston X Fulton
 Just as services began yesterday at tho | Baptist church, fire caught from the fiue ,, and caused considerable confusion, but was put out before any damage was done
 Notes and Personals.
 Mrs. II. l.. Rains and children spent the day with pr. and Mrs. S. R. Lewis.
 Roy Huffman left today for Calves ton. where he will open a theatorium. | He intends to start several in that state.
 Jake Stein spent yesterday with his rel ! atives after strenuous week with the engineers of the Tidewater Development company at Blocton.
 The Rev. R. $. Gavin has returned from Castleberry, and is registered at the Cen tral hotel
 Sidney Bibbs, the popular pharmacist. has resigned his position with the Lewis l Drug company.
 | J. II. Etter, formerly of Bessemer but now living at Redwood, is visiting here i for a few days. He intends to make i Chattanooga his home in the future.
 MT. A. C. Mitchell, who has been quite sick. is much improved. Mrs W. D. Taylor, who spent the weekend at Sayre mines with Mir. and Brs Isaac Perkins. returned to her home yesterday.
 l G. R. Goodloe of this city spent yester- l day with his parents in Gainesville. 1 Mir and Mrs. J. Jaffee of Birmingham were the guests of Mrs. sam Lefkovitz | yesterday.