The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-30
Ne7uS of Ensley

The coroner investigated the death of Alfred Moore. which occurred in Sherman Heights Sunday night, yesterday after noon at o'clock. Detectives Wiggins and Granger were called to Ben Parks dance hall at the time of MT. Moore death and when they arrived on the scene they were told that Moore had been accidentally shot to death. It was stated by witnesses that Frank Scott had the gun which was supposed to have killed Moore. Before the officers arrived on the scene Scott had decided to leave the place rather than face the officers and explain how the kill
 ing came about. About ten witnesses were examined, all of whom state that the killing was accidental It is expected that Scott will return to his home at an early date.
 As the result of fight with Jeff Whit lock, Red Adams, a well known character of Ensley, was stabbed in the thigh last night The fight occurred on Avenue l. and Seventeenth street. Adams was taken to the central city jail and his wound attended to by Dr. Whalen, city physi- elan. The case was called yesterday morning, but was continued until Adams is able to attend court.
 Sarah Lee. a colored washerwoman. was arrested by Detectives Wiggns and Granger in Inglewood yesterday upon the charge of stealing SIS from Mrs. Sadler, 2705 Avenue E. It was alleged that the woman took the money from the dresser drawer of Mrs. Sadler Recorder Lowry discharged the woman, the evidence not being strong enough for conviction.
 A special performance will be given by the manager of the Belle theatre today in honor of Dennis A. Echols who, with his bloodhounds, participated in the chase after Frank Richardson. the negro who killed two deputies at Tuscaloosa recent lly The moving picture was made by Roy Hunt, an Ensley man. Mir. Echols and his hounds are shown in the chase.
 The county jail and other scenes of Bir- nnngham are shown around the jail. This Is the first moving picture ever made ill
 the city of Birmingham.
 Charles Boulder. a well known white man. was badly injured at No. mine, near Ensley, yesterday morning shortly before noon by being, caught in some
 machinery His injuries consisted of a badly torn and lacerated arm, severe | gdSheS dDOut the nedu ana DOuy dHu l other injuries. MT. Boulder has wife and four children and resides at South | Park station. He was attended by Drs
 Rountree and Mcdonald and later taken 1 to the Carraway infirmary at Pratt City lis injuries while serious are not con l sldered fatal.
 Leonard White. for several years q draughtsman for the Tennessee Coal
 Iron and Railroad company, has re- signed his position to accept the chiet draughtsmanship of the Woodward Irol company. MT. White is being congratu- i lated upon his appointment.
 l D. A Echols is confined to his home by illness.
 l Miss Gertrude Williams and Cyldt Gettys, two well known young people | of Ensley, were married at the homo of the brides father, c. w. Williams 240O Avenue II, Tuesday evening a'
 o'clock. A few intimate friends wit messed the ceremony.
 l Miss Rubie Morris of West End !. the guest of Miss Mary Phillips or
 Ensley Highlands.
 Mrs. $. II. Pope and children of Good
 water are visiting Mrs. S. F.. Spence. | Mrs. F. G. Fonvlle continues quit, | i'll at her home on Avenue F.