The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-09

l of cotton, 372 sacks of cotton seed, l, boo
 slaves and many sundries. The river steamer Mary arrived from | Selma this morning with S5 bales of cot
 ton. 15.3O2 slaves. g barrels of spirits and | sundries.
 John g. Johnson, chief supervisor for the Mobile Light and Railroad Company, | was arrested this morning by Clerk Ma | tale of Chief of Police Soost's office, on ! a charge of violating the street car or | dinance. The case will be heard this week. It is understood Johns arrest was | due to an order issued by him to the | street car conductors not to notice the
 recent ordinance known as the "separa- 1 tion'' ordinance.
 The Robinson Carnival Company ar- | rived here at o'clock this morning over l the Louisville and Nashville from Geor- l Ria It required eighteen cars to bring | the people and paraphernalia. Erection | of booths and stands was begun early | this. morning in order that the perform | ances might begin tonight. In the City Court this morning Judge | Semmes passed sentence on prisoners as | follows:
 Charles Lewis, assault and battery. | three months hard labor. ] Dave Howard, same. four months nara
 labor.
 Isaiah starks. abusive language. ten | days in jail.
 Edward Crawford, assault with stick. four months hard labor Hubbard Dees. concealed weapons three months hard labor. George Robinson, same, same sentence. All the above are negroes. Lee Mitchell, colored, indicted in five l cases of robbery, was arraigned and the cases set down for the days beginning
 with January 6. Special venires of 1fty | jurors were ordered drawn for these | cases.
 Dr. Rhett Goode, City Physician, re- turned yesterday from Washington where | he had gone to attend the sanitary con- | ference of the American Republics, in l cludpg the United States, islands Of the | Caribbean Sea and South America. pr. | Goode, during the conference, was chair
 man of the Advisory Committee of the conference. He was also member or | the Sanitary Bureau and is continued on | same. The members of this committee | for the United States are Drs. Goode of
 Mobile and Doty of New York and Sur l geon General Wyan of the United States. | George Fernandez returned this after
 noon from Mexico.
 Dr. V. P. Gaines left this afternoon for | Louisville, Ky.
 Mrs. A. Kosminsky was called to, New l Orleans today to the bedside of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Finklestein, who is ] quite i'll in that city.
 | pr. Angelo Festorazzi, while out for a l drive with Miss Lomia. daughter of Major | Lomia, commanding officer at Fort Nor
 gan, had an exciting experience. His | horse, one considered quite docile, got | his hind foot caught in the shoe of the | front foot and turned a somersault. The
 harness and shafts were broken, but the
 doctor and the young lady fortunately | were uninjured.
 | The steamer Martinique of the Peninsu-
 lar and Occidental Steamship Company ar
 rived here this morning from Key West | for repairs. The steamship was in charge
 of Capt H. H. Hanlon. superintendent,
 and Dave Echmiendier, purser. | William F. Edmondson, a we'll known | printer and a native of Mobile, died this | morning. He leaves a wife and one I
 ternational Typographical Union, and the body will be inferred by that body. 1 Robert c. Crawford a well known citi-
 zen of Mobile, died this morning after a | brief illness. He was at one time engaged | in the cotton business in this city and at
 the time of his death was employed by the | United Fruit Company. He leaves two | cshildren. He was a former member of hn and
 armory was at half-mast today in honor l Of his memory.
 The revenue and road commissioners | of Mobile County met at noon today and | transacted much routine business It was | ordered that bids be asked for county | convicts. The County Treasurer reported | to the Board that he could not effect a | settlement with former Tax Collector l John Case.
 E. E. England a well known Mobilian and for several years Secretary of the | Chamber of Commerce while talking with friends In the Battle House tonight was stricken with acute indigestion and | for time 1t was thought he would suc- cunb to the attack. Physicians were summoned and he was revived sufficient | ly to allow of his removal to an infrm- ary.
 Mobile Society News. Mir. and Mrs. Jack Ross gave a stag dinner of eight covers Saturday evening in honor of the seventeenth birthday of
 their son, Jack F. Ross. Jr. The guests
 were his classmates of the graduating | class, Messrs. Carl T. Martin. Thomas B. Marshall, Wallace J. Parham C. w. Stanton. Jr.. George A. Jones and R. V.