The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-23

Colonel Hubbard Is we'll known in this l city and was met by many friends dur l ing his brief stay this morning. One of l these who, at one time. looked sure | thing in the gupernatorial race. in shak- | ing his hand, said II am greeting the coming Governor of Alabama" This, Col onel Hubbard said, he considered most fiattering compliment.
 l A most enthusiastic meeting of the | Mobile Carnival Association was held to- | night at the Commercial Club, there be- | ing present a large number of represent ative business men who have the interest | of the city at heart.
 Erwin Craighead called the meeting to | order and spoke of the urgent need of | a grander and more extensive show the | coming year to amuse the visiting people | He gave an idea of what he thought was | needed in this direction. to wit: Grand day and night parades for the two days. l to have the Chicago Marching Club band; grand fireworks displays. elaborate illum- | nations on all the principal streets, and | last and most important, the corona tion | to be in Bienville Square on raised platform, in full view of every one. On call from the chairman a number | of members spoke to the subject, ap- proving the plan mapped out. l The question of modifying the masking I l and free discussion and 1t was the sense of the meeting that 1t be taken up with | the General Council
 | On motion of W. H. Monk. Jr.. conn mitee of three was appointed on officers, | as follows Harry T. Hartwell. E. J. Buck and P. J. Lyons. This committee reported as follows: A. S. Lyons, General Chairman; E.' Craig head. Chairman; ?. J. Lyons. Treas l urer: ]. P Wilson Secretary. Executive 1 Committee-E. L. Russell. p. J. Buck, William Wizard. c. B. Hervey. B. E. Richard. H. T. Hartwell, T. A. Yeend. | !. Howard Wilson, W. K. P. Wilson. W. H. Monk, Jr., Warning Harrison, A. P. Bush, A. H. Spira, A. NJ. c. For cheiner. E. E. Bernheimer. W. B. Mc- Atee, E. H. Britton, E. B. Walpole. Flu gene Brown. George A. Robinson, J. l.. | Taylor. Mark Lyons.
 The report was adopted and A. 8. Ly- ons assumed the chair.
 V. E. Richard moved that committee | of five be named, the .Aairman to be add ed. to classify a list of business people with view of making estimates of as- easements. Carried. Chairman Lyons named E. E. Richard. F. Craighead. A. | P. Bush, E. J. Buck and P. J. Lyons.
 General Chairman Lyons then stated that he would give his hearty efforts to the desired end and with the cooperation l of the members he felt sure success would come to the Association and the people be | given an entertainment second to none in the South.
 Subscriptions were then announced as l follows: A. s. Lyons. F. A. Hervey & | Sons, for Hotel Bienville: T. c. Bush Grocery Co.,. Michael & Lyons Grocery Co.,, City Bank and Trust Company, s. Richard & Sons. Mobile Register. each $10O
 The meeting adjourned subject to call of the General Chairman.
 William Dove, aged 80. died last even ing at his home 236 Adams Street The remains were inferred this afternoon. He was a native of County Cork, Ireland and had resided in Mobile nearly half century. He was veteran of the Con- federacy, a member of Company A, 21st Alabama Infantry. John F. Cothran com
 manding He served through the war. re- turning to Mobile and residing continu- | ously in this city. He leaves one daugh-
 ter, Miss Mamie Dove.
 The following Mobilans are now regis
 tered at Point Clear Hotel:Miss Rita Par ker. J. Forcheimer, wife and child, A.
 M. Hahn and wife, |after Mitchell and
 family, J. H. Daughdrill and wife, H. c.
 Daughdrill and wife. La Baron Lyons and children. Mark Lyons. Miss Rosa Lyons,
 Mrs. Robert Hunter and children. J. w
 
 sher. J. J. Blacksher and wife. s. Rosen- field and mother, MT. and Mrs. l.. Ham
 mel, Miss Viola Strauss. Berney Strauss.
 "McGinty," a well-known cat pet of the Fire Department, Aerial Truck No. 4, was accIdentlly killed yesterday morning at an early nour by falling from a bale of hay eighteen ana one-half inches high, and the members are greatly grieved over its loss. McGinty was four and one-half
 months old. one and one-fourth inches
 high two and one-half inches long and
 weighed six and one-half ounces
 Tn vesterday's game at Monroe Park the Mobiles defeated the St. Vincents in a Fclose and exciting game of ball, the score
 being to 2. Futile and Beardslee were the opposing pitchers and both had good control of the ball Beardslee did not get as good support In the outfield as he de- served. The attendance was fair
 Sandiford T. Yocum, who had enlisted at the local recruiting station. died at the City Hospital last night after four days illness. He gave Louisville, Ky. as his home and stated his mother resided there. Notice of his death has been forwarded her with request for instructions as to disposition of the body.
 A caboose of a freight train jumped the track at Merrill. Miss, on the M. J. and K. C. this afternoon. No one was Injured and trafic was delayed only slightly. The wrecker was sent out from | here to clear the track.
 The family of Chief Thomas Price of the Fire Department have left for Por- tersville, where they will spend the heat | cd term.
 Miss Lucille Bizzell of Monroeville, is | visiting in the city and is guest at the | Bienville.
 Mobile Society News.
 Mir James McPhillips and family are oecupytnR their cottage at the Point for the summer. Mrs Chris Burke and fam ily have also joined the Point Clear col ony, and among the departures on to-