The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-06

FOR F 5 N G COUNTERFEIT AONEY-vanderbilt Taylor, negro, was arrested last night by Officers Wren and Burge and locked in the jail charged with passing counterfeit money. This .s the third arrest that has been made lately for this charge
 THREE TIGERS RAIDED-Three diff ferent negro blind tigers were rounded up by the police yesterday. The pro- prieters were locked in the jail and their wares were packed in the store room at the police headquarters. R. l.. Bryant. J. Holmes and Charley Giddens were the victims of the three raids.
 ST. PATRICK'S BALI4-A St. Patrick's ball will be given by the Fraternal Order of Eagles, Local Aerie No. 1925. on Thursday night, March 1T, at o'clock. The committee appointed to arrange for the entertainment and refreshments are hard at work and members claim they are going to give their friends a St. Patrick's day that long will be remem- bered.
 REV. MATTHEWS TO SPEAK-.The Ideal Life will be the subject of spe- cial address to men at the Pastime the atre this afternoon. Rev. kenner N. Mat thews will be the speaker MT. Matthews Is well known as thoughtful and help full speaker and his address on this sub 5ect will be of special interest. The open ing song service begins at 3:S0. All men are cordially invited.
 NEGRO MURDERED-A negro, named Harris Collins, was stabbed last night in fight with another negro at Avenue C and Twenty-third street. He was taken to the Hilman hospital, but died a few minutes later before he could be placed on the operating table. The negro was stabbed just over the heart and had lost much blood by the time he arrived at the hospital. There seems to be no clew to what was the trouble between the two men. Tho murderer escaped and was still ct large early this morning.
 NEW COAL COMMENTARIES Of Incorporation for the Monteva1lo Red Ash Coal company, incorporated with an authorized capital stock of $50.000. were filed yesterday In. the office of the pro- bate court. The company will engage in . general mining business, offices to he established in Birmingham. and wilt hegin business with s15,0o0 of the capital stock paid in. Officers and incorporators of the company are: Albert N. Butler, president; Joel I. Butler, vice president Walter E. Crittenden, secretary.
 hVlCES Al NOf W JUL Cd 6Cf1- At the Norwood Methodist church today the pastor, the Rev. R. E. Tyler, will preach at il o'clock on the theme, Mans Meaning" and at 745 p. m. on the sub feet, 'Love's Strength" Sunday school is at 9:30 a. m. The finance committee meets. at the residence of J. A. Yam, u30 North Thirtieth street, Monday evening, and the stewards meet Tuesday evening at the residence of R. E. Tyler, 1912 North Thirtieth stret. The public is cordially invited to visit the new church.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH Services are held at First Church of Christ, Scientist, on South Eleventh ave- nue, near Highland Circle, Sunday morn ings at II o'clock. Subject of the lesson sermon this morning will be Man" The Wednesday testimonial meeting at S o'clock To these services the public is cordially invited. The reading rooms of the church are located in the Brown Marx building rooms 73o-31; open free to tho public daily except Sunday, 10 to ?. m. every evening (except Wednesday,, e;30 to 9:30, and Sunday, 3 to 5.
 MEETING HELD AT WEST END-A meeting in the interest of Capt. John B. Reid was held last night by the citizens of West End at Fuller's hall, corner of Cotton avenue and Eiyton street The house was packed to It's capacity. The meeting was presided over by Dr. w. c. Gewin. and among the speakers were Captain Reid, J. C.. Hunnicutt. president of the Carpenters union of Brminghani Judge w. F.. Fort, Colonel Rush. Alder man Tsarnes Morgan, Dr. J. E. Dabney, Dr. J. IT. Britton, Methodist pastor of the West End church. and J. D. Smith.