The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-20
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 saof o~,,, one Marriage License Issued.-only one marriage license was issued rom tne office of the probate court yesterday. The license was to J. M. Camuti of Bir- mingham and Mrs. Myrtle Burns.
 Neyv Ticket Agent.-Y esterday Frank A. Morrow assumed the duties of city passenger and ticket agentof the Fris- co. succeeding Captain McGregor, pro- noted MT. Morrow. for long time, has been employed In the ticket office of the local station, and his promotion causes his friends much pleasure.
 Camp Hardee Will Meet.-Camp Har- dee. United Confederate Veterans, will meet in regular semi monthly session in the rooms of the Commercial club this afternoon at o'clock. Several short. addresses will be made by mem bers of the camp. All visiting veterans have been invited to attend the meet ing.
 The Conner MotiOn.--The motion for new hearing of the case of B. B.
 
 fishing company will be sheard this morning by Judge Charles A. Senn in the first division of the city court IL will be recalled that in the original hearit ' of the suit, which was for S5o,- 900 damages, the governor was award ed damages in the extent Of cent.
 McDonaId's Store Burglarixed-It was reported at police headquarters yester-
 rT-l,, ,7ax nfc htiT Tcr- . lars entered the store of Alderman j.. w. Mcdonald. $500 Fifth avenue, and carried away with them about $500 worth of goods. A large plate glass window in the front of the store was broken out and it is thought the thieves entered through this aperture.
 Nh Fire at Sommer's.-The response of the fire department to the store or the clothing establishment Of the som mer Tailoring company on First avenue Wednesday afternoon was an unneces- sarv alarm. It seems that workmen were repairing the tar roof on the building and that a lot of the smoke was seen, in consequence of which some one excited turned in the fire alarm.
 Cumberland Presbyterian.-Tomor morning the pdSbOl, tic iNON. o' iD' Lewis. will preach at the Birmingham seminary chapel, Fifth avenue, near Eighteenth street, the subject the "Purity and Sinlessness of the Regen- erated Soul" At night the Syrian Guest" Rev Faddoul Moghabghab will deliver his noted lecture on the "23d Psalm, or the Shepherd Song" Every body is urged to attend. Sunday school at $780,
 Miller Com mitted to JaiI.-Charles E. Miller, charged with having assaulted Claude Montgomery, freight conduc- tor on the Alabama Great Southern railroad at Sprngville Thursday, and who was later captured by Conductor J. D. McCool, was committed to the county jail yesterday afternoon, hav- ing been transferred from the Hillman hospital where he was carried for treatment of the wound inflicted by Mr. McCool when he captured Miller.
 Child Burned.-Julian de Ovies, the little 2-year-old son of the Rev. and Mrs. Raimundo de Ovies, was painfully burned yesterday morning as the re- suit of the Nexplosion of a lamp. The little child was left at home for few minutes and during his parents absence the lamp exploded and the mattress and linen on the bed which the child was lying was ignited. The screams of the child attracted its pa rents. who arrived in time to prevent fatal burns.
 Y. M, c. A. Sunday Services.&Rev. Wallace Wear, pastor of the west End Baptist church, will address the meet ing for men in the Y. M. c. A. gymna- sium tomorrow afternoon. Gods Un- speakable Gift" will be the subject of his address. MT. Wear is a pleasing and helpful speaker and his address on the subject will be of special interest. The opening service of song begins at 3:3O and will be conducted by w. H. Davis. All men are invited to visit the building and make use of the reading and social rooms on Sunday.
 New Coal Compnny.-Articles of in corporation were filed in the office of the probate court yesterday by the Birmingham Warrior Coal and Iron company. which proposes, as the name indicates, to conduct general coal business with offices in Birmingham. The authorized capital stock of the company Is $6000 which is fully sub scribed and paid up. The officers are George T. Bishop of Cleveland, presi- dent; Frank H. Ginn of Cleveland, vice president and treasurer; D. E. Mitchell of Lebanon, Tenn, secretary.
 Realty Company IncOrpOrates.-Ar- ticles of incorporation and application for a charter were filed in the office of the probate court yesterday by the Realty Investment company, which is organized for the purpose of conduct ing A general real estate and rental business with offices in Ensley. The auth orized capital stock Is 60,OO0, but 1t will begin business with $16,S0O paid up. The officers of the company are w. R. Stewart, president; A. J. Odom, vice president; George R. Byrum, secre- tary; D. P. Knapp, treasurer, and Frank peedmeyer. attorney.