The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-24
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 Carries AIabama's vste-E. R. Nor man, who was elected by the Alabama electors to carry the official returns from Alabama to Washington left for tile national capital yesterday after noon.
 Clothing Recovered.-Police Detec- lives Larue and Tully have arrested Parker Shelley, colored, on suspicion of having stolen four pairs of pants from the Cooper Dry Goods company. The pants have been recovered.
 Tools Recovered.-A tool case made of quarter sawed oak and full of tools is being hsld at police headquarters for Identification City Detectives Seals and Williams arrested a man suspected of having stolen the tools last night, but the owner of the case has not been located.
 Marriage Licences Issued.-Marriage licenses have been issued from the of fee of the probate court as follows: Alex Nassar of Birmingham to Mrs. lane Abdoy; Henry R. Doss of Kim berly to Miss Lille Hambrick; Angus " Atwood of Yflande to Miss Opie L.. carnes; Rae Mendoza of Bessemer to Miss Coridio MaHent
 Lumber Company IncOrporated.-Ar- ticles of incorporation were filed in the office of the probate court yesterday Inv the McLeol Lumber company, which proposes, as the name indicates, to con- duct a genesal wholesale and retail business. win offices in Birmingham. rho authorind capital stock of the company is 10000. R. B. Mcleod is president ani treasurer, and T. A. Me Flreath is ice president and secre- tary.
 Amateur rchestra.-The Apollo club reouests evfy lady and gentleman in Eirmin ghan who plays a musical in strument aid who may have a desire to ioin an mateur orchestra, to meet with the othestra tomorrow night at B o'clock l. tn cir room on the third floor of tho Forbes Piano company S store. Tho orchestra has been doing some good york in the past. It now de- sires to indease it's membership so that more and etter work may be done in the future
 stricker Family In Need.-The explo- sion in ty Star-Cahaba mine at Elvira about tw weeks ago in which four membersof the Weagher family were tniured ind one killed has left the surviyin members of the family-wife and da,shter and one little boy in very destitus condition. An appeal has been ntde in their behalf. It has been suggesed that any one desiring to as- sist tls needy call on the Rev. Fath CT O'KeU, pastor of the Church of Our Lady)f Sorrows, Avenue F.
 MrhcaI Servfce.-At Pilgrim chapel toni1t the monthly musical service wi1lbe held at o'clock. Selections frou the great hymns of the Church JJntersal will be sung, and there will be blos and Instrumental music under th hetiirection of MT. Adolph Lowell. The nalor. Rev. George Eaves, will give shift address on the question: The So- Caed New Thought; What Is a Chris in to Think About It?' At the morn if service the topic is The Life of Payer and Modern Pressure" MT. lives spent last week in Atlanta as social lecturer at the Theological sem tary.
 AIIeged Copper Thieves.-Luke Clark ind John Allmonhair, two negroes, trusties in the city street gang. were arrested yesterday by Officers Cole and IBurge on suspicion of having stolen a lot or copper rom the Olu DESenpury distillery on Seventh avenue ard Thir- teenth street. north. The negroes are said to have stolen a copper drum and other instruments used in making whisky from the distillery, and sold 1t at local junkyard. The copper is worth more than $100. The two ne- e!roes are being detained on charges of burglary and grand larceny.
 JeweIry Recovered.-City Detectives perkerson and Baker have arrested a negro woman named Bessie Gay on a charge of grand larceny and have in cir possession several articles of iewelry of value recovered from the woman. Among the lot of jewelry there is a gold bracelet engraved on one side and plain on the other. a gold link bracelet set with IS chip diamonds, one plain solid gold bracelet, a large breast pin of bird design set with a large opal, an eyeglass chain and locket en- graved "L B." gold ring set with seven small gems scarf pin engraved "H" and a beauty pin engraved "D." The articles are being held, at police r'sadQuartsrs for Identification.