The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-28
and their Mobile City friends"
 On the two sides are the rosters as

Thomas Whittingham, Master.
 Robert Prentiss. First Officer.
 A. J. Williams. Second Officer.
 w. H. Tyrer. Third Officer.
 Ed Pratt, Stewart tsigned in Mobile). l.. T. Dtgsert. Engineroom Steward
 W. Bradshaw. Able Seaman.
 W. Anderson, Able Seamen.
 James Thomas, Able Seaman.
 H. F. Roller. Able Seaman tsigned in
 J; H. Fratz, Able Seaman Gisned in Mobile).
 J. J. Corteen. Able seasan.
 A; Robinson. Able Seaman (signed in
 On the second side:
 Austin Berry, First Engineer. James Oliver Second Engineer. Thomas Hornby. Third Engineer.
 Horace J. Berry, Fourth Engineer. William Myler, Donkeyman. W. Harrison, Fireman. Pat McGrath, Fireman. George Kirkbride, Fireman. W. C: .' Willard Fireman tBrewton, Aia). bile).
 J. Harrington, Fireman. Thomas Burke, Fireman.
 Arthur Sage. Cook. Several members of the local lodge Of Elks left this afternoon for Pensacola, | to be present at the Chief Petty Oficers Smoker" given by members of the order
 
 lantic fleet, now in the harbor at Pensa- cola. The smoker by the local lodge | was well attended by petty officers from the fleet. and the occasion was intended as return compliment. At the Delmonico today the following | Alabamians were registered: B. B. Smith. Montgomery; E. L. Halter, Gre w. Brown, Birmingham; A. l.. Johnson Wainright; R. B. Williams, Finchburg | At 9:45 o'clock last night fire destroyed Catherine Street, owned by W. A. Reed and occupied by negroes No insurance.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Manning. after a pleasant visit to relatives in the city, left for their home in New York. On April 26, next. a Council of the or der of the Knights of Columbus will be in stalled in Pensacola. A large number of the membership of the local Council are arranging to attend and take part in the installation.
 | At a meeting of the Gulf Fishing and Hunting Club, held last night, officers were elected for the ensuing term as | follows:
 | President, Col. Daniel E. Huger. | Vice-President, Hon. Price Williams, Jr.
 Secretary-Treasurer. H. M. Hopper.
 
 dent renamed the following Executive Committee: G. M. Van Liew, J. w. Gray, C. J. Gayfer, L.. c. Fry. This Club, which owns a handsomely prses about sixty-five of Mobiles repre- sentative citizens. The site of the build | ing is a beautiful one and many enjoy able fishing and hunting parties assemble there for pleasant enjoyment One of the most exciting runaways in | the history of the Police Department occurred early this morning. The patrol wagon was called to the extreme south ern part of the city. On the box was | Charles Schreimer and Noah Harris was | in the wagon as detail. They secured 6 white man, A. J. Cohen by name, charg- ed with carrying concealed weapons. ma, the wheels went into hole and the dr1ver was thrown from his seat. The horses plunged, and getting out of the clip. Up Royal they went at a rapid gait. Detailman Harris. in trying to se- cure the lines, was thrown out On went the horses for a mile up Roy0l Street, until State Street was reached. Here, despite the fact that extensive repairs are being made by the Electric Railroad Company, the horses turned and went west to St. Joseph Street, when they came south to Dauphin. thence into St. Emanuel and into the headquarters yard When they stopped the prisoner was the only person visible. Getting out of the wagon he made his way into the station and remarked that he had had a very interesting ride. He was minus a hat The driver and detail arrived soon after. unintured-
 in court this morning Cohen was dis missed. Being without hat, the City Electrician, Captain Tom Chamberlain, se- cured one for the man and the last seen of him he was hunting train to carry k.a AE TA nrlrm AA left that Mobile was not such a quiet city as had been reported to him. The wagon and harness escaped damage.
 Articles of incorporation of the Bien- vile oil Company were filed in the office of the Probate Judge today. the incorpor- ators being Pat J. Lyons. Phelan B. Dorian, Joseph Espaila, IT., and J. B. Webster. The general purpose of the cor poration is to carry on the business of leasing purchasing and selling of lands, mining, working and developing same for oil, gas and minerals, the boring for, lighting, transporting, exporting, refining, purchase and sale of gas, oil and miner als. The principal office will be in Mo bile The capital stock of the company is $20,OO0, of the face value of n per share F. C. Scheibb Is President, J. B. Treasurer and Commissioner of Subscrip- tions, and Frank Petrinovich, Secretary.
 Red Cross Lodge, No. 132. Knights of Pythias, tonight celebrated it's tenth an- niversary in an elaborate and entertain ing manner. Members of the other Pythtan lodges were present as also Wer.