The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-03

The handsome and commoSiSus new | Providence Infirmary was formally dedi- | cated this afternoon in the presence of
 a large assemblage, the exercises taking
 place in the front of the edifce. Right
 Rev Edward P. Allen. bishop of the ]. Catholic diocese of Mobile, conducted the
 dedicatory exercises, being assisted by
 Dr. Alfred G. Moses. Rabbi of Temple
 Shaari Shomayim, and Rev. A. c. Harte,
 secretary of the Young Mems Christian
 Association.
 There was a marked simplicity in the
 exercises but the remarks of the dis
 tinguished divines were appropriate and
 timely Brief historical "reminiscences of
 the worthy institution were given and | listened to with marked attention by the assemblage.
 This magnificent structure built for
 the relief of the sick and suffering, stands
 in handsome grounds at the intersection of Spring Hill avenue and Catherine street. It Is four stories high and is equipped with all the modern conven- fences. and appliances. The outer build. ings wherein are located the kitchens laundries and other necessary accessor- ies, are equipped in splendid style. steam heated and every room and ward thor oughly arranged for the comfort and | convenience of the patients. The new Providence Infirmary is an institution creditable to this city and the women and men who aided in its building. The remains of Mrs Josephine Emanual
 Mccartney were inferred in Magnolia | cemetery this afternoon, the funeral talk
 ing place from Christ Church. Rev. Ma
 thew Brewster officiating. There was large attendance of sorrowing friends at the obsequies and many handsome floral designs were placed on the grave Mrs. Mccartney was the reflect of Thomas N. Mccartney, who, during life
 was one of Mobiles distinguished legal
 lights A native Of Mobile, Mrs. Macart-
 rey was known and loved by a large circle of friends for her Christian virtues and noble womanly qualities. She was
 daughter of the late Jonathan and Isa-
 bella King Emanual. One son, Edwin
 Mccartney, remains of her immediate
 family She leaves one sister, Mrs. Vir- ginia E. Mitchell of Mobile. and one
 brother, Edward c. Emanuel of Biloxi.
 Miss.
 M. c. Tindale, former resident of Mo
 bile and recently of Malvern. Ark, where
 he was in business. and who, during his
 residence there. was captain of H Co., 1st regiment, Arkansas State Guard, has returned here and will engage in the ! lumber brokerage business. His mother. father and little son, Robert, are with ] him and will reside here.
 In the City Court the jury was given
 the case this afternoon of Ira CG1st, fn- dicted for robbery. The jury retired at 2 o'clock and at 10 tonight reported to 1he \ ballif that there would be no verdict to-
 night crist is a young white man and IS charged with having held up another
 white man in this city some time ago. The Mobile Cade4s. A Company, 1st
 Alabsxns infanEry, tonight went to the resfl1ence of Former First Lieutenand N WfEEsm Kelly. where they as body ippe- seIIred hfn wiun @ handlsOnle Imonze ChUik as e t5Rszn Cof approximation of his N piss1 ;se.vfices with the company
 N NEdhihe cuntEactms uE sstnIc:t mal work ia1e just now somewhat lhaud irspped Ibe- ccause of the demand to1 the caupenterf'
 union fur tan Cetght siIoul day. Many CoJ
 tine oaHpeIrtars WesteraaF 0QIit wohk
 tttTexei9y csuahE e nfrtk ttxnlitih Iii iis