The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-11
The Newc of Mobile.

pr ressed in. making the appointment. Col oneL Lyons said that, as token of their conndence in his ability and integrity. his t1enos and himself had called upon Ma lor Naoek to prepare fitting insignia to DC worn by Mobiles new chief of police. . most pleasurable task and one in which MaJor Zadek had showed his splendid nandicraft. He then presented Chief Case with solid gold badge. splendid em- blem of artistic skill
 Chief Case made an effort to respond put was unable to say more than that he hoped to meet the expectations expressed by the speaker He would endeavor at ali times. he said. to carry out the law with equal justice to all.
 The badge IS the regulation police chiefs badge. the crowning piece being a spread eagle. in its talons a shield. the centre piece being a star. the whole en- c1rcled with q wreath of immortelles. The inscription on the face reads: John Case. Chief of Police, Mobile. Ala. On the reverse are the names of the donors: E. L.. Russell. A. H. Spira, A. 8. Lyons and the date. April 10. 1903.
 Mobile Minor Mention.
 The City League of Baseball Clubs will open the season Sunday at Monroe Park, the contestants being the Stonewails and St. Vincents.
 the third club. ''The Whisters,' scrappy Martin. Manager, was voted out and an errort will be made :o get third club to replace 1t.
 thusiasts that the Interstate League will matertalize.
 It was announced at the city ticket of- flee of the Southern Railway this morn ing that the expectation was that the bridge at Jackson. Ala. would be so far completed by tonight that trains would be able to cross 1t. It might be possi- ble. however, that trains will not pass recalled. was broken down some time ago by the steamer w. J. Bethea, necessi- tatng stopping of travel over It by trains.
 Company stockholders was held this af- ternoon for the purpose of taking some acton relative to the well which it had started at Alabama Port. The well Is the work has been stopped for some time. What was done at the meeting the of1- cers did not give out, but they spoke as 1T work would resume soon.
 At Klosky's the following Alabamians were registered today: Mrs. C. C. Myer. Mrs. W. F. Cobb, Clarke County; A. T. Howard, wife and child, Barlow Bend; Barlow Bend; F. R. Smith. G. w. Mo Clellan, Chunchula; F. E. Ray. Magnolia Springs; Clayton Foscue. Grove Hill.
 MT. Walker, living at No. 1os Cedar Street, reported to the police station to- disappeared and after diligent search he was unable to find her.
 Mrs. s. M. Cohn, after delightful visit to her daughter, Mrs. Ralph C.. Richard left this afternoon for Cincin- nati en rOute to her home in New York,
 A picked team of the City League vis- tied Spring Hill yesterday afternoon and played the college team, the score being to in favor of the picked team.
 Mrs. Charles Weinberg of New Or leans, formerly Miss Rose Marx of this city. is visiting relatives here, accompa- nied by her charming daughter.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. F. Cleveland, as chaperones of a party of young people left tonight for Jackson, Ala, to be ab- sent a week on fishing trip. Mrs. s. E. Green, who was called here on account of the death of her father, William Davis Ogletrte, left this alter noon for her home in Atlanta Ed A. Pincus and Monroe Metzger re- turned this morning from a visit 10 De mopohs, where they attended the Metz ger-Mayer wedding,
 w. G. McCorvey of Monroevine, ana w. D. Durant of Bromley, Afa.' are reg istered at the Hotel Windsor.
 w w. osrood and wife of New Or leans. are registered at the Windsor.
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