The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-17
Four Innings Played

With neat little drizzle accompanying Umpire George Ross decisions, the Ma chine Shop division of the Ensley league played Bessemer a part of the game called for this afternoon here. Two and half innings were played before the dampness and another between showers, making four in all. The score stood to ? in favor of Ensley at the finish.
 Kelton pitched the first three for the visitors, then Harlxins, whose swift balls with his south paw were welcome relief to the situation, was rung in. Reid, one of the Dolomite twisters, stood on the mound for Bessemer and Brunner was substituted for Trotter as backstop. The first score was made by Johnson of Bes- semer in the first inning. and Inman, knocking a two-bagger, pulled down a score for Ensley in the second. It was slow game and the fans only half-heart- ed, so the rain was a good send off.
 Bessemer Briefs
 One of the two alleged negro COW thieves caught few weeks ago by a ruse arrest, was given a preliminary trial in the justice of peace court by w. D. Lanier this mornng and bound over under $500 bond to the grand Jury. The other defendant could not appear, as his arm was amputated today as a result of the wounds received at the time of his arrest
 Will Hawkins of Lipscomb was arrest ed last night by Deputies Parker and Fitzpatrick, charged with assault with intent to murder Ben Allen. Hawkins Is alleged to have struck Allen with a large rock on the knee in dispute. He made bond this morning. after spending the nght in the city jail.
 A revenue of no small dimensions for a mornings police court hearing was reaped this morning from IS violators of the pro- hibition law. Each of those who were ar rested yesterday was fined s22.50 and costs. $2.50. Twenty of the 26 warrants is- sued were served on the two remaining alleged violators, being arrested this morning.
 The Bessemer Blue, lodge, No. 45S, A. F. & A. M, will hold an important meet ing next Monday night and all members are urged to be present, as the annual election of officers will be held.
 The iron moulders of the Birmingham district will hold their annual outing at West Lake tomorrow. The following committee on arrangements has been named from Bessemer: B. H. Tillman, chairman: Lauier MeelSs, James Aired, John Cason and OndI Smith. An un- nrecedented crowd is expected and the usual list of pleasures will be augmented bv dancing in the pavilion.
 The marriage of Miss Cora Lepoard and w IT Rasham was solemniZed Thursday afternoon at the home Of the groom s father. the Rev. D. P. Taylor officiating. The bride is the daughter of MT. and Mrs C. w. Leonard and the groom IS connected with the Standard oil company in this city, where the young couple VIII make their home.
 Personals
 Miss May Harris has returned from St. Cecilia's academy at Nashville, where she was graduated this month'
 Mike Matthews moved into summer camp at Feeders this morning
 Miss Erline Moore returned to her nome in Boyles this afternoon after a Vislt to Miss Jeffie Moore.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. Dude announce the birth of son.
 D. A. Lee, who was operated upon to- day at the Robinson hospital is reported improving.
 Mrs. H. E. Kelley, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. J. May, will return to her home at Rome, Ga, tomor- row.
 Mrs. Clarence Buchanana has as her guest Miss Annie Anderson of Pulaski Tenn.
 Dr. T. c. Donald will leave next week for Boston. Mrs. Donald. little daugh- ter and Miss Pollard will visit Mont gomery.
 Miss Margaret Lewis has returned from Nazareth. Ky. where she has been at