The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-03
The NeWC of Mobile.

G from St, Johns Episcopal Church. Rev. Gardner Gardner 2. Tucker officiating. A large tamily attended the services at the church and the grave. including dele0a~ |, lions i1n rom Camp Raphael semmes, No IodSa SniteG No CSafederase Sa Veterans: Mobile Alabama Lodge No. i. Independent Orser ar of Odd Fellows. 'Taps'' were blown st the grave by the bugler of Camp Semmes Many beautiful floral tributes were niace6 on the grave. The pail bearers were Messrs George Williams. H. Grim. John Mahon. William Powers, J. T, Bidrood and John Tindell Ne'0u
 Shortly after ,12 o'clock yesterdav r,or,- ing fire was discovered by negroes in tho arge barn at the dairy of Dominick 1T @ four 0ne mies G1oT; om ,,T"s vest of Mobile about tersection of Halls Min Road. After awakening tho occupants of the resistance SHT wofk oo*,, was begun getting out the horses cept one fine bull. were taken from tha oarn. The wagons were also gotten out
 ne ne names spread rapidly and destroy fsn HG Tne ga. barn: % a two-story building. about nifty tons of hay. & carload of bran 2n6 bushels of sweet potatoes and ali of tS" machinery. farming implements and har.
 nsurSSce M raS oua'G o1 tse ban There Ts only loss could not be estimated bv D. T Gimon, who ts the county constable The orlgln or the nre iS thought to have been incendiary. ''
 In the City Court. Judge Semmes pre- siding. the following business was trans acted today:
 John Bell. grand larceny, plea of guilty
 Charles and John Maxwell. burglary: plea of guilty. Crhese are mere boys0
 Virginia May. assault to murder plea of guilty.
 Martha Pope. grand larceny: reset to November 18th.
 The call for tomorrow is Pat Ronvello, perjury; Thomas Coakley. robbery. The last named, however, Is in the pest house and the case will be reset.
 Judge Semmes also passed on the full citizenship papers of John Hunter. a for mer British subject, from Grand Cavmen. now a resident of Mobile.
 General Manager c. S. Clarke of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, arrived here this morning from tour of inspection of President Samuel Spencer, Second Vice l President w. w. Finley, Fairfax Harri- son. Solicitor of the Southern Railway; E. L. Russell. General Counsel of the Mobile and Ohio; H. W. Clarke, Super intendent of Transportation; G. s. Mo Kee Superintendent of Motive Power; C.. w. McGehee, Superintendent of Bridges A. J. Alexander and E. W. Moore. Su- Minton. Master Mechanics. and c. r. Blue and John Mulvoy Roadmasters. all of the Mobile and Ohio
 Rev. pr. c. A. stakely of Montgom- cry, preached tonight at St. Francis Street Baptist Church. his text being. '"The Ministry of Light" There was a large congregation present.
 Rev. W. J. E. Cox preached his fourth anniversary sermon as pastor of the St. Francis Street Baptist Church yesterday morning. There was a large congregation present notwithstanding the indictment weather The text of the sermon was | from l Samuel. vii. 12: Hitherto hath the Lord helped us" In the course of | the sermon the following statistics for | the year were given. Received by bap- | tism, 52, by letter. 3S. by restoration 3, by | statement 1, total 94. Dminutions were as follows: By letter A. by death 8, by | erasure 4. by exclusion 3, total 59, net in- | crease 35. Present membership, PA The | contributions for the year were as fol- | lows: Current expenses, g, 1883. 45; foreign
 missions. $1, $40; home missions, $69l i7;
 State missions. $907.75; orphanage, $3O4 .3S; ministerial education. $40s. .S5; Howard Col
 lege. $71975; other objects, s6lO.41; total, | $lO,442l6
 Last night the anniversary exercises of l the Sunday School were held and another