The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-28
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Josephine Joseph; James M. Davis and Viola E. Deakie; Leonidas D. Holt and Gertrude B. AIlmann; George G. White and Mabel Faith; Louis D. Hurley and Robbie Norma Hale; Thomas M. Carroll and Mary E. Thomas; Andrew Thomas and Harriett Miller; George w. Capps and orial F. Myricks; William Andrew
 Prescott and Maud H. Browning: Phillip J. c. Frank and Margaret Louise Agnes
 McDonald; Jabez Mann Ponder and Lovie Agnes Glennon; Robert Kenny and Mary Ida Dubroca; Harry N. P. Murdock and Adelia A. Harrington (widow); Joseph E..
 Brown and Modesto A. Crow; Elmer Ellsworth and Mary Cook; Garner Dear man and Elizabeth Dees. Following are the vital statistics for the week:
 White Deaths. June 20 Leonard McClintock, northwest Scott and St. Michael Streets, aged S5 years.
 June 20, Nellie Hoyt, Montgomery, Ala, age 19 years. June q. Sandford T. Yocum, City Hos pital. aged g years.
 June q. William Dove, 256 Adams Street, aged 80 years. June 23 Elizabeth Tapia, 40l Selma Street, age A years.
 June B. Alfred E. Ciothier, Meridian. Miss, aged 50 years.
 June Z. Wm. T. Norville, Baltimore, Md. aged "A years.
 June 24, Sebastine Aslinger near Prit- card Station. aged 65 years. June 24, Elizabeth Manning, southeast Franklin and Charleston Streets, aged 5s years.
 June 25, Hans Pederson, northwest Scott and St. Michael Streets, aged 45 years. White BirthA Hiram and Grace Brewster. boy. J. B. and Mary B. Crow, a boy. Ira and Sadie Lee Francis, boy Ed and Helen A. Hughes, boy. W. T. and Mary Lay. a boy. Alfred A. and Lena A. DePont, a girl. R. L. and Augusta F. Waddle, girl. The remains of Capt. William T. Nor vile were inferred in Magnolia Cemetery
 this afternoon. the funeral taking place from the family residence. PIP South
 Hamilton Street, Rev. OA c. Calhoun off, ficiating. The pail bearers were George
 R. Cook, John R. willlams. W. G. Al len, John A. Dorgan. B. F. Midgett and Curtis Johnson. Captain Norville was "A years old and had been a resident of Mo- bile from early manhood He, in com pany with daughter, went to Baltimore hoping to be benefited in health, but he QlcQ lHCTH nt EEIndtuS were brought here this morning for interment He was an upright man and known and respected by a large coterie of friends He leaves three sons. Thomas P, Jos sph H. and Fred Norville, and three daugh- ters Mrs. Alexander Johnson and Misses Emily and Lizzie Norville.
 It leaked out this afternoon that eleven persons at a boarding house on Church. near Royal Street, including She propri- etess. Mrs. Bain, had been taken very
 i'll Sunday last after eating a hearty din- ner. A doctor was called irl and at- tended nine of the sick. After iEvesti- gation he learned that the eleven had partaken of pork at dinner and tnose who the sick are about recovered. though MT. Hawkins and his w':e were at one time in a critical condition.
 c. McInnis yesterday afternoon at a po- litical gathering at Merrill. Miss, was shot through the body by H. Taylor, Greene County Deputy Sheriff McInnis was taken to Hattiesburg. Miss, and is in a dying condition. Taylor was taken to Leakesville by the Sheriff. It is stated that McInnis advanced on Taylor with a knife. and was shot by the latter in self-defense.
 Mrs. Sarah E. Labuzan, an aged resi- dent of this county died today at her home in Cottage Hlll. She was a native of Georgia and was S6 years old She had resided in this county fifty years
 Joseph Espalla, Jr.. left this afternoon for Sour Lake. La. to join M. A. Quina of Pensacola, they being interested in the putting down of four oil wells on proven ground in the oil field on lands which they own.
 Mrs. Hardy M Hopper. with her beau tiful little daughter. Miss Elizabeth. left tonight to join her parents at their sum- mer home on Chesapeake Bay.