The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-05

| Rabbi Moses spoke for but few min- utes and had the attention of the as- semblage as he drew q brief picture of the growth of the rep"slic, due. he said,
 to the civil and reiigi JUS liberty accorded
 all who came hers from. foreign lands. He spoke of the grandeur of the people who owed allegiance to no crowned heads and scored the Four Hundred for trying to establish titled people exclusively | their own. There is but one aristocracy in America" he saids 'the plain people who love America for her sweet simplic- ity."
 l Rev. Gardner C.. fuckers benediction was profound and impressive. beautifully worded and a fitting finale to the pretty exercises. r.' | At o'clock this afternoon the several councils of the Junior Order United Amer ican, Merchants had a parade, including two bands, two platoons of police and five floats. There were about 200 in line The floats were very neatly designed and quite pretty. The first was a gigantic frecraeker, typical of the day. The sec ond was the emblem ot the order in gold, On either. corner of the float in front stood a lad. one dressed in the soldier costume of 1776, the other in that of the present period The next was exquisite in design, emblematic of Virtue" the whole being in white. A canopy formed of arches and flowers covered five pretty girls, each in white, and carrying white parasols. Next came an exact reproduc- tion of the Liberty Bell, with four boys and five men garbed n the costume of B. The last float was entitled Patriot ism," an immense drum with a soldier tent as each end and seven Continental and present day sailors and soldiers. The parade went through the principal streets. After the parade the Ladies Auxiliary held reception in the Council Hall. which was attended by about 800 persons. F. F. Conway of Huntsville, Rev. Drs. W. J. E. Cox and D. A. Planck of Mo bile, delivered addresses During the seyening Mir. Conway was presented a | handsome gold emblem watch charm. Delegations from Whistler. Bay Minette and New Decatur were present Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses were issued out of the Probate Court for the week ended today as follows: Robert L. Peck and Florence B. Cheeseman. William F. Mayo and Mary A. Pinney, Robert Reinold and Emma Grace Harry, Harris H. Hamilton and Josie H. Seifert. c. c. Crutcher and Ailein Heustis. William T. Alfred and Eliza F. Glass. George E. Myricks and Stella Inez Snyder. Arthur B. Wagnon | and Marie Louise Pippen, Thompson c. Mcdonald and Leona Sims (widow, Clar- | ence H. Pearson and Elize Crampton
 
 Thomas, Andrew Schottgen and Josephine E. Pear, Hance Thompson and Martha Hall, Plummer Foster and Clara Vickers. Buildings Permits. Building permits were issued for the | week by City Engineer Fowle as follows: sa5o. '' ''' DA''A'A'
 Mrs. Barbara Norden. owner, repairs, | southeast St. Michael and .Joashim, $1O Herman & Hynde, owners. one-story | frame, northwest corner Brazil and Hos-
 pital Streets. &260. ..1
 Mrs. w. B. Pape. { owner. two-story
 frame. Georgia Avenue, two south of Church, $2,40O.
 Malone & schreimer. owners, remodel
 ing and addition, southwest corner l Charleston and Franklin, $2O00. < Paving Will Be Pushed. | J. N. Hazlehurst, engineer of the Board
 of Public Works, is in receipt of the fol-
 lowing letter from General Manager, L. ,B. West of the Green River Asphalt Com-
 pany, New York; dated July 9: You will
 be pleased to know that a steam roller.
 asphalt plant and full set of tools are | loaded on three cars and in transit to
 Mobile, where we expect to commence work very shortly" From the above let
 ter MT. Hazlehurst states that the re-
 pairs to the paving in District No. will be made very soon. much to the re-
 lief of the Board of Public Works. Bowling Contest. At Monroe Park Bowling alley last
 night the first of a series of bowling con
 tests was pulled of by the Schwenks and
 Seiberts. The first named won by a total
 score of 22O5 to 21SS The teams and
 scores were as follows:
 Andrew Kasssn H O. os'f%enn pumas fl GGaptain hal
 lay, Jr, J. Paul Wilson. Score, 75S-699- | 74S-2206.
 seiberts-Carl Seibert Captain: Charles
 Rush, Henry Toenes Jr, Howard Rush,
 F. Ward. Score, 707-73S- -6Q5-2l39. T. E. Bailey was referee, Sexton Smith.
 umpire foul line. E. Brube, umpire pin
 spots and W. s. Horton. scorer Mobile Minor Mention.
 Jerry White, a negro. aged AS years, died suddenly last night. Jerry for twen- l " years, had been a faithful employe of
 the Waverly stables under Mckay and
 Roche and until his death with Roche. l Dixon and Mckay. As an appreciation
 or faithful service the firm will tomorrow | morning have the remains decently and l properly inferred in Magnolia Cemetery
 at no cost to his family.
 Policeman Gebhart and Supernumer- | ary Conoly were suspended five days each | tonight for sleeping .n duty Noah liar
 ris and Elem Joseph were added to the
 supernumerary lists. An order from
 Chief Case this afternoon. Lynch was ar
 rested his badge taken from him and his
 name docked for assault with Q pistol, | The news was received here this after | noon of the drowning at Point Clear of l the 4-year-old son of Dr. Max Showalter.
 a prominent citizen of that place. From
 information received, the little fellow.
 with others. was playing in a boat and fell overheard. The body was recovered
 James L. Fielder, a native Alabamian,
 aged 54 years, and for thirty years a res- | ident of Mobile, died this morning at his
 residence. No. 56 New St. Francis Street,
 after brief illness. He leaves a wife l and children.
 Mrs. A. c. Winkler, Miss LaUra Wink
 Ter and Robert Winkler of Greenville, | Ala. arrived in Mobile last evening, spent 1 the night at the Bienville and left today | for Point Clear Hotel
 Hon. J. J. Banks, one of BIrminRham's 8
 leading attorneys. arrived in Mobile this | morning. Judge Banks will leave tomor-
 row for Brunswick, Ga. on the Mallory
 liner.