The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-14
Mnhile Minor Mention.

l. | Mobile Minor Mention. Madame DePorter tn aged attache of ! the Convent of the Visitation, died at 2 ! 0 clock this morning after n brief illness. l The remains were inferred this afternoon l in the cemetery attached to the convent. l Madame De Porter's remains will rest beside those of her husband which she brought here from Mexico several years ago. She was avery wealthy woman ana after her husbands demise she retired to the convent where she lived until death
 claimed her.
 l W. F. Tebbets, Collector of Customs of the Port of Mobile, returned today from Washington. It Is understood Cap- tain Tebbets's visit to Washington was in reference to appointment of postmas- ters for Alabama. He says President , Roosevelt is today the most popular man l In Washington. While tn the national i cal pitai he attended the Presidents re- ception to she diplomatic corps and army and navy.
 The remains of Alfred B. Dumont, brother of Col. R. B. Dumont. were in~ | tered In Magnolia Cemetery yesterday afternoon, tho remains being given Ma sonie burial by Athelstan Lodge, No. 369. 1 The grave was covered with floral de- signs. The pall-bearers were F. E. | Aunspaugh. R. A. Sadler, John F. Mitch- ell. H. D. Lesesne. R. L. Douglass and l s. C. Shaffner.
 l News from the bedside of Rev. Father Joseph Heidenkamp of St. Joseph's Cath oIic Church. Is that he is sinking rapidly
 and his death may be expected at any hour. Father Joseph, as ha Is Nest | known. has been confined to bed in Providence Infirmary for some time with ! Brights disease.
 The fire department responded to three | calls between noon and night, all incip- 1 lent bla2es. The aerial truck on return ing from the last call. became stuck in a mud hole near the hook and ladder house on St. Joseph Street, but was extracted | without damage to the machine. The remains of Ben. H. Pulien were in-
 tered in Elan Cemetery. Whistler. yes- terday afternoon, Rev. s. H. Bennett ofii- ciating. The following were the pail bearers: Messrs. George F. Stultz. John
 H. Duff, J. H. Rainey. Frank Barry, T., c. Bowen and J. F. stringer. Shortly after noon today Mrs. Della B. ! w WHLhlIIHs VILE VA NCbt8G "abAluoS A i prominent architect, passed away at the l family home. No. IS Herndon Avenue. | She was a native of 1Poughkeepsies N. F.,
 to which place the remains will be taken | for intfrment. g rr. Dan Jackson. who was arrested for sys- l tematic robbery of the feed stables of Mir. | Philips on Beauregard Street. was sent <, before the City Court by Recorder Mo
 Aleer this morning in the sum of 500 | bond. s.e7' @fnS
 Rev. D. A. Planck. pastor of Jackson Street Presbyterian Church. was called to | his old home, near Louisville, Ky. to the deathbed Of his aged and beloved father
 He was si years old.
 l W. T. Roberts, chairman of the local | grievance committee of Louisville and | Nashville trainmsn.s has gone to Louis-
 vile to attend the meeting with employ
 CTS of that road. '~
 General Manager Charles s. Clarke of l the Mobila and Ohio and his private sec.
 etary, Elliott Johnstone, left this morn
 ing in the private car "Sucarnochee," for | St. Louis,
 A full carload of Mobile County-raised l cabbage was shipped from this city to-
 day by F. Kuppersmith. They were all
 in fine shape and were splendid specimens. Emanuel Davis. @ youthful negro bi- I cycle thief, was sent to the County jail
 from the Recorders court this morning.
 His term of incarceration is thirty days.
 Hon. Leslie E. Brooks will leave tomor-
 row for Auburn. Ala. where he goes to
 deliver lecture before the A. and M.
 College on 'Mirabsau" Friday night.
 In the City Court this morning the case | of James Hudson, murder. was mol
 pressed.