The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-25
Personal and General.

The case against Pete Mike, the Bull garan charged with assault with intent to murder upon Yodan Mottof, one of his countrymen, was continued in police court this morning to await the result of the injuries inflicted on his alleged victim. Mottof is still in a dangerous condition, although the doctors report the
 patient doing as well as could be cx- pected.
 The remains of Robert Hunter, the ne- gro who was killed at No. mine Thurs day morning, were sent today to Boligee, Ala, by Echols & Angwin.
 E. J. McCrossin of Birmingham was in the city today.
 Constable Lee White this morning ar rested E. W. Jordan, a white man, and two negroes by the name of lx Wright and Sam Barber on a charge of cruelty to animals. It is alleged that the men were working mules on the Ensley boule- ward that were not in condition to be
 worked on account qef having sores on the shoulders. Warrants were sworn out be- fore Judge J, M. Donaldson and the men
 will be tried Saturday morning
 The ice cream social and entertainment given by the Ladies Aid society of St.
 Anthony's church at the home of Mrs.
 Thomas Deveraux this evening was
 grand success. A large crowd was pres
 ent and enjoyed the entertainment. A
 neat sum was netted for the society.
 MT A. w. Cohn of this city and Miss
 Eva Ferguson of Glenn Cove, N. Y.,
 were married at the home of the brides S
 uncle, pr. Arthur Ginnever, on July 22
 They will be at home after July 29 at
 Ensiey Highlands.
 Miss Bernice Bentley left Wednesday
 70 visit friends and relatives at Rockford The Pythian Sisters will add a unique feature to their ice cream social which will take place in the Nolan building corner Avenue and Nineteenth street.
 Saturday from to g p. m. Every young !ady who attends will be expected to bring an apron with part of the hem hemmed.
 z he aprons will be sold to the men and q prize will be given to the man who can sew the best. However in order not 10 give any one an advantage there will be three contests, one for young single men, one for old bachelors, and one for
 married men. Three booby prizes will also be given.
 Services at St. Johns church will be as fellows. St. Johns church, Sixteenth
 street and Avenue E, the Rev. A. Craw- foord, D. D., rector. July 26, Sixth Sun
 day after Trinity. 7:30 a. m.-Holy com alunion. y:io d. m.-Sunday school, Nil. II. W. Wallace superintendent Il a. m- Morning prayer and sermon Death Unto s'n, Life Unto God. 8 D. m.-Evenins prayer and sermon. The Rev J. J. b.
 tiall will conduct this service, rector at
 St Andrews church, Birmingham.
 This afternoon Dr. R. NJ Cunningham,
 ?. J. Rogers Captain Chadwick, M. II. Mcdowell and several other prominent eitlzens took part in a discussion on the
 corner of Avenue E and Nineteenth street
 ! he subject of the discussion was Equal lzed Taxation and proved to be quite in- terestlng' for in a short time a crowd of about lOo citizens gathered around, when save the place the appearance of having poltleal rally. During the discussion lhe genial doctor displayed his usual wit. Jonas Johnson a negro laborer at the furnace plant, sustained a badly mashed loot by being caught in one of the cages ol the elevator of No. 1 blast furnace at IL
 clock tonight. He was removed to the Cunningham intrmary, where his injuries were attended to-
 Llttle Miss Helen Armstrong is visiting Ter aunt Mrs. Chester Alexander, oG South Highlands, Birmingham. John Whalen will leave tomorrow for Tuscaloosa to play series of ball games Nlth team of that city.
 card was received today from Gen. Charles H. Mandy saving that everything was quiet at Camp Price, near Johns, Ala Although the boys have had q strenuous time they are all well and en- toying the camp life.
 UT. E. U. Glasgow will entertain the
 local Medical society next Monday evea- | irg.
 MT. H. G. Koeng, head supply clerk ioi the tennessee Coal, Iron and Raiir iodu cohpanys engineering department, iias returned from an extended vacation 1 h the cumberland mountains.