The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-04
Another Furnace In Blast-No. 1

Another Furnace In Blast-No. fur
mace of the Alabama Consolidated Coal
and IRON company. located at Gads-
der replaced in operation yester-
day. The furnace has been down for
several weeks for refining and other
repairs. The furnace will be produc-
ing iron today or tomorrow.
Pockets Full of snuff-Reese Alex.
ander was arrested last night and
placed in the city jail, charged with
grand larceny. Detectives caught Mr.
Alexander with a wheelbarrow load OF
flour and his pockets full of snuff boxes
The detectives alleEe that the goods in
A1exander's possession were stolen.
Coal Operators Meet Tuesdny-Thc
annual meeting of the Coal Operators
association will be held next Tuesday
according to call which was ISSUED
yesterday by Capt. J. V. Allen. secre-
tary of the association. The meeting
will be held at the Chamber of Com
merce assembly hall. and every mem
Der has been urged to attend.
Fountain Heights Methodist Church.
AT the Sunday morning service at the
Fountain Heights Methodist church. J.
y. Wadsworth will deliver an evan
gelstc address on "A Visit to the
Jere McAuley Mission in New York" AT
the evening service Mr.. Wadsworth will
give some echoes from the recent gen.
eral conference at Asheville, N. c..
Congregational Servlces-At the Con
gregational chapel, North Nineteenth
street, near Seventh avenue, Rev.
George Eaves pastor. will preach at
1 a. m, tomorrow. Topic of sermon
1.-THE Opportunity That Slides" r. C.
Foster will sing. Members of the
AmuseU congregation are invited tc
this service. No evening service will
be held. Bible school at 10 a. m.
Slipped on Steps-Louis T. Blade
slipped on the courthouse steps. at the
. Twenty first street entrance yesterday
and received sprained ankle. TIL {
young man was half way down the
steps when suddenly one of his heels
slipped and he went in pell-mell fash :
ion down the balance of the steps, land
ing heavily upon his right foot and
turning his ankle. He had to be as
sisted into a buggy and indications now
are that he will be laid up for several
weeks.
Miller Mercantile Company-Articles
Of incorporation for the Miller Mer-
camille Sompany, incorporated with an
dutiorlZeu Cdpltdl SlOcK OF $S5UU, were
filed yesterday in the office of the pro
bate court. The company will engage
in a general mercantile business witt
offices at Hillman, and will begin bus
1ness with the total amount of stock
paid in. Officers and incorporators
are: James T. Miller, president and
general manager; r. w. Draper. vice
president, and Lena Miller
Receiver for Bon Air Coal Company
Local industrial companies were adj
vised last night of the failure at Nash
Vile of the Bon Air Coal and Iron
company. The liabilities of the con-
Germ were not given. The company op-
crates a furnace at Alice Creek. Tenn,
and several coal mines and coke ovens
No local companies will be affected by
the failure. 1t was learned last night
that in reporting their condition in De-
cember the cor<pany's assets were given
at S6,1S3,601.3f, with obligations in
Guiding outstanding bonds and a mort
gage aggregating an Indebtedness OF
practically $4000,000. A receiver was
appointed in Nashville yesterday.