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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1900
Page
3
The Central Foundry company started a carload of pipe to San Francisco for a long unusual journey. The pipe will travel by rail to Philadelphia, then be loaded on a steamer to go around Cape Horn. The voyage will take four to five months but offers a cheaper rate and timely delivery.
Mr W d Lackey father of conductor W T Lackey of the Oxford Lake Line is dangerously ill at his home in South Anniston after a paralysis strike last night. He has resided in the area for many years and has many friends who hope for his recovery.
The city council will hold a regular semi monthly session tomorrow night. An election to fill the vacancy caused by Alderman Castleberrys death is expected. Several Second ward citizens are urged to run for the office.
During the illness and death of our little daughter many friends were kind and sympathizing and we desire to thank all those who administered to our needs Rev. D C Ronmerri Oxanuna March 20 AND FAMILY.
Under Canvass A G Allen presents eighty performers two bands two cars with clever comedians Creole girls champion dancers cakewalkers and a galaxy of sweet singers from the sunny South in a grand tent seating over two thousand The reduced admission is 15 and 20 cents Tomorrow night headlining a major minstrel bill.
Dixon Noble, long ill at his home, was moved to Atlanta this morning. He will enter his brother Dr. Geo H Noble's infirmary for treatment. He is accompanied by Mrs Noble and her brother Wim Bell, and friends hope the move aids his recovery.
Mr Frank Woodruff of the Southern Express company and Wesley Davenport a colored porter at the union depot travel to Knoxville as witnesses in the Barney Irwin versus Southern case for $10,000 over injuries from Camp Shipp days. Irwin, a former member of Company C Third Tennessee, had his right foot amputated after an incident while alighting a train at the passenger station about a year ago.
The treasurer sends out the second quarter school funds ending March 31 about 250000 dollars. All teachers will be paid promptly.
An old advert invites readers to the back shop of the Famous for King Tinner to mend roofs, gutters, and stoves indicating a repair service.
Premier Laurier announces the joint high commission will reassemble in Ottawa as ties with the Ty Union and Associated Press report on March 21. The move signals continued diplomatic engagement and formal discussions ahead.
General de Galliffet orders generals to enforce fencing study among officers as part of a reform effort. The change is unlikely to yield substantial results, mirroring prior minimal impact under M. de Freycinet. Fencing remains underdeveloped in the army, with poor facilities and few high level fencers.
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