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

! 4hC Na6tdiCy i8W IH uOW Tn LOtCSs atAu Sheriff Powers has given his deputies in-
 structions to get the "vags." War to the finish will be waged on the hoboes, and
 those who have no visible means of sup port. Chief of Police Case announces
 that he will instruct his oficers to use the section of the City Code entitled
 dangerous and suspicious" and arrest | every person who comes under that head. Mayor Mclean has given his approval
 to the action of the general council in the selection of streets for the proposed
 new railroad to be operated, by cleo
 tricity, the franchise for which Is now
 awaiting bidders. The ordinance grant,
 ing this franchise. was approved in | by a joint special committee of which B. B. Kirkbride was chairman.
 News from the bedside of Mrs. R. E. | Mobley wife of a popular passenger conductor on the New Orleans and Mo-
 bile division of the Louisville and Nashl
 vile. Is that she Is desperately i'll with
 lockjaw. Mrs. Mobley was removed here from her homo on the coast @ few days ago.
 Joseph Ponds and Emile Abbey. the two young white men who were detained at | the city prison. suspected of conplicity in the robbery. of the Battle House sa- loon. were dismissed by Recorder Mo- Aleer this morning there being no evi- dence introduced against them. The two masted schooner owned by John P. Kreiter. has been sold to Pen sacola fish company, the price paid, said to be $2.450. The schooner formerly sail ed for the Mobile Fish and Oyster Com pany. .....t. Roseberry & Roberts new tug, costing s10.000. was launched this morning, pre- paratory to receiving her machinery. The tug was built across the river and Is considered model of neatness. George Posey, a white man from Mount Vernon, was taken suddenly i'll at the court house this morning. No ambulance was summoned and he was taken to a hospital.
 The entertainment and grand ball in German Relief Hall tonight for the Ancient Order of Hibernians, was a great success.
 Major James K. Glennon is confined to his home with illness. Mobile Society News. Mobilians will be interested in the ap- preaching visit of the Duke d Abruzzi, who Is expected to come over from New Orleans on the Sth,s and will be the guest of MT. Piaggio during his stay here. En- tertainments are being arranged in his honor and the promised visit will be an interesting episode in Mobile fashion able life.
 Faversham in "Imprudence" drew a fashionable audience last evening to the theater. Among others, was a small box party given by MT. Rinaldo Piaggio, his guests being Miss Meta Huger, Miss Mol lie Irwin and MT. Murray Wheeler A pretty supper was served after the per- formance at the Battle House. Miss Ida Richardson returned to-day from the North where she spent the summer with relatives. She will spend the winter with her grandmother, Mrs. Lawler.
 MT. George Lyon of New Orleans, ar rived to-day to be present at the mar riage of her cousin. Miss Retta Heustis, which occurs tomorrow evening.
 Mrs. M. E. Buhl arrived from Rich mond, Ind. last evening, and Is spending day or two with Mrs. Joseph Hodgson en route to Havana.
 
 MT. Liston Heustis arrived to-day from Belize on a short visit to his mother, Mrs. Rachel Heustis. %. The friends of MT. and Mrs. Jamee Little congratulate them on the arrival of a fine son.
 Miss Elizabeth Kelly has returned from visit to her sister, Mrs. Wright in Pensacola.
 Miss Adelaide Proskauer and Mrs. Pros kauer returned yesterday from a visit to New York.
 Mrs. Harry Inge left yesterday to visit her mother. Mrs. Peterson in Greens boro, Ala. .1...t.. .A .,..r ,-..!
 Miss May Lee Robinson left to-day for Decatur to spend a week visiting friends.
 The Aqunias Reading Circle will meet this evening at McGnl Institute.
 Miss Irma Brown has returned home from visit to Philadelphia.
 Mir R. Lindsey Fry has gone to At lanta to spend the winter.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. H. Lane left on Sun day night for New York