The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-25
NEW CORPORATION PAPERS ARE FILED Railroad Will Connect GadSden
 With Sheffield TEMPERANCE SERVICES Will Be Held In All Sunday Schools of Etowah County Next Sunday.
 Schuer Denies Report.
 Other News.
TEMPERANCE SERVICES

Other NeWS. Gadsden. September 2L-tSpecial,) )-Art- ! icles of incorporation were filed today Tn the office of Probate Judge Penn by the Alabama Northeastern railway company, a corporation with the purpose as set forth in the articles of building d rail- way from Gadsden to the Tennessee river, at or near Tuscumbia and Sheffield Ala The capital stock of the company is set at s4OOO; 800 shares of par value of s5 each.
 The officers of the corporation are as follows:
 President-s. E. Gardner of Landers- vile, Ala.
 First Vice President-J, C. Kumpe Moul- ton, Ala.
 Second Vice President-John w. Davis, Tuscumbia.
 Secretary-H. l.. Hunter, Talkville Ala.
 The Directors-S. E. Gardner, H. l.. Hunter, J. c. Kumpe, John w. Davis, and A. l.. Windham, Moulton; A. H. Tomlinson, Falkvi,ie; A. B. Turner, Wal nut Grove.
 The route of the proposed road is from Gadsden by way of Attalla and Walnut Grove to Brookville in Bount county; thence through a part of Cullman county by Falkville in Morgan county to Moul- ton in Lawrence county. From this point the route is to the Tennessee river at or near Tuscumbia in Colbert coun- ty.
 
 1 to run through Winston county to or near l Clear Crek Falls. ] The main office of the company is de- | signated as Attalla, and J. B. Sherill of Falkvlle, is the agent who received the subscriptions to the capital stock of the company.
 The stockholders of the comrany are principally business men and citizens of Moulton, Danville. Walnut Grove, Brooks l vile, Falkvlle and Tuscumbia. | The prohibition campaign committee has | arranged for holding a special temper ance service in all the Sunday schools of the county on next Sunday. The com mittee has also asked all the pastors of the county to set aside one day during the | temperance rallies. In fact, aT the churches will be actively the work for prohibition. | For some time there have bee mors about the closing down O. | ing Pawn furnaces of the Soutl | company at Rising Pawn, Ga, precision being conveyed that the be restricted operations at a of the company. In order to rt | apprehension Vice President Sch | given out a statement setting f, | fact that the furnaces were close l because of break in the pipes 1 which the water supply was draN | soon as the necessary repairs made stack will be put in blast { John Smith Burgess and Miss Walters were married at the court yesterday afternoon by Probate Penn. Both parties are from Ala l City.
 | Oscar Harris who has been under l for some time was yesterday give to the authorities by his bondsmen. ris is charged with assault and bat assault with a weapon and with the of abusive language The crimes committed at Crudup some weeks aga Prof Edward G. Powell of Birmingh who has ben teaching voice culture thls city for several seasons, and has just returned from abroad, has vised his old pupils here that he again teach a class in Gadsden this yea proficient and popular in his chosen pr fession and his friends in Gadsden VI be pleased to hear of his return. Etowah commandery, Knights Templal held its first meeting last night afte the summer recess and began once nor, the active work of the order. Dr. Danie Lay was received into the commandery and given the work in the first degree. The Knights Templar in Gadsden are a strong organization constituting one of the leading lodges in the state.
 The non-tjury doctket of the civil di- vision of the city court has ben set for next Monday. It is expected that Judge | Disque, who has been spending his va cation in the east will return in time | to take the bench at that time. The | docket is not q particularly heavy one.
 Miss Lois Heron and Mr. c. S. Turner were married yesterday at the probate office by Chief Clerk Forney Hughes. | Miss Heron is a member of q prominent l family in this city and has a wide circle of friends Mr. Turner is a young busi- ness man of Spokane Wash, for which place the young people leave tonight for future residence.
 Work on the new Stephenson building will begin at once. The dwelling now on the lot will be removed to a location on West Walnut street. and excavation for the big new block will be started as soon as the site is cleared of present structures This will not be delayed long CT than the first of the month.
 Up to this time the two ginneries of Gadsden have ginned only twenty-one hales of cotton this season. To the same date last year the number of bales ginned was something more than one hundred. The crop had started nicely last week, but the rains of the past few days will | bring more or less delay.
 
 Lyceum Course.
 Hartselle, September 24.-(Special) The Epworth league here has secured the services of the Midland Lyceur1 bureau of Des Moines. Iowa. for h'e numbers. to be given one month, r laao h !