The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-11
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Mobile, Jan 10
In the city Court. Judge Ssmmes pre-
siding. prisoners who had been convicted
during the past week were sentenced as
follows this morning:
Walter Drawhan, white, petit larceny,
three cases three months hard labor In
each case.
willie Moore, assault and battery; hard
labor seven monthR
Lee Mitchell, robbery, two GASES: ten
years in the penitentiary in each case.l
Sam McKinnis, assault with intent 70
murder: I'VE years in the penitenfiary.
nd James. burglary, two cases, one yeer
and one day in the penitsntiary fnd tWo
years: a total Of three years ana one Gay
Emanuel Livingstone, Assault ano pAl-
Gerry with q knife: sixty days haro iaDoE.
At ITO o'clock this morning az ner
home, No. Ill Government street. Miss
Katie Walter died after an nuness 9.
eight months. She was the daughter OF
the late George Welter. was % years OF
age and was a native OF mobile. Snc
leaves q sister, Mrs. Lena Alenpaon. ana
an uncle, Mr.. Matthias Walter. Inc re-
mains will be inferred in Magnolia Gem
etery, the funeral to take place tomorS
row afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Ca
thedrai
In the Recorders Court this morning
Judge McAleer, on preliminary examina-
ton. femaf,ded to jail without the benefit
of bail two negroes, ohm Belts ana
Evangelist Minis. The first named -
charged with murder and the latter win
being an accessory. The victim FeaIey
Mccoy, a negro, was killed one night
fan %6a ruh arf a
Dauphin Street.
The. Desmond Social Club. composed OF
young people resident In Oakdale. SUI
burb OF this cnty last night enjoyed =
delightful dance The affair was held IN
Oalkdale Hall.
Julia Edwards, colored. was arrested
By Detectives Lacey and Brown Tor
wholesale differing from the residence Of
her employer, T. p. Davis, on state
Street. In her house was found several
bottles of wine, glasses towels and other
household effects. Julia will appear be-
fore the Recorder.
Marriage licenses were issued out OF the
Probate Court this week to the following
write couples: T. w. Brunson and Alice
c. Gregg, Joseph Otto Muscat and Dora
H. Henry, Thomas A. Gillespie and Mary
NJ Powe, Peter Antoine and Lillian u.
Seibert George Heustis Fonde and Mary
Crawford, George r. Murray and Marie
Z. Twycross. Five negro couples were
also granted licenses to wed.
Only two building permits were issued
out OF the City Engineers Office this week
as follows:
I'd Mccartney, owner, repairs to brick
building, northeast corner Of Commerce
and St. Michael Streets, cost $500.
B. Rowley, owner, repairs to frame
building, north end OF Ryland Lane, north
OF Adams Street. cost SIS
That remains Of Mrs. Sarah Rabby Gra-
ham, wife Of William H. Graham, prom
1nent merchant of Moss Point. Aaiss.s were
brought to Mobile at II o'clock today and
inferred In Magnolia Cemetery. The pail
bearers were N. Cleveland, q. II. Harris.
Godfrey Mertx and p. r. Labuzan. Mrs.
Graham was a native of Mobile and had
many Felatives and friends here.
Thanarole from Governor Jelks 70 Peter
McI1ale was received here this pqrntng
and Eher1n Powers very promptly re-
leased the prisoner from the county jail.
Mr.. McHale was recently sentenced to
six months in the county jail by Judge
eemmes of the City Court for keeping q
gaming table.
Quite a sensation was created IN certain
circles this morning when 1t became
hnown that Whiting Arnss bad been
placed under arrest for keeping a gaming
table. 1.-THE warrant for his arrest had
been sworn out before Judge Afford Of
the Inferior Criminal Court by John q.
Mitchell Mr.. Ames was released on bond,
prominsa citizens ha Ting signed same.
1t Ia understood that other similar war
rants win be sworn out In the near fr-
ture.
The Democratic Executive Committee
met at noon today IN the Law Library
In thas County Court House for the pur-
pose Of raufying the results OF the city
municipal primary. President Sullivan
called the meeting to order. He appointed
Messrs. Barrman. McT3voy and Groom a.
tellers to note the returns as called on
by the Secretary. Mr.. Hale.
On motion Of p. CosminskY, duly SEQ
onded. the nominees receiving majorittes
were declared the nominees and the
President and Secretary be authorized to
90 notify the City Clerk In order that
same. be the Democratic ticket to be voted
for at the forthcoming municipal cleo
ton The nominees are the same a. print
Cd In Thursdays Advertiser.
After eleven months of suffering. Felix
Aubert, q veteran of the Lost Cause"
past from mortality to immortality At
7 o'clock this morning. Mr.. Aubert was
one OF Mobiles honored citizens. II swas
e5 years old and at the time OF the call
to arms In 81, as a member Of the Mo
bile Cadets, known as A Company. went
to the front with the INST Alabama In
fantrr. After four years of active service
he was paroled at Ship Island and re-
turned home. In later years he was ticket
agent OF the Louisville and Nashville and
later Treasurer Of the old Mobile The
atre. He was q member OF Raphael
Semmes Camp, U. c. ". Besides his wife
he leaves one son, Felix NJ, and two
daughters, Misses Elina and Alice Anbert.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
morning from St. Joseph's Church The
Veterans and cadets will escort the re-
mains from the church TO Magnolia Gem
etery.
Golden A. Brown. formerly Lieutenant
Of q Company, 3rd Alabama Volunteer
Infantry, recently representing New
York house since leaving Mobile. will
visit his brother, n. H. Brown, tomorrow
prior to leaving for London. England.
where he goes to reside permanently.
Lieutenant Brown has many friends
here who will wish him success In his
new field.
George Mercer of Montgomery, Dave