The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-26
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Tof1ce in the Unity building, Chicago. The greater portion of the larger body or land of the company Is east and south of Marlowe and has an extensive front on Perdido Bay. It is proposed in the article of incorporation to develop the property, bring immigrants into the ter ritory, establish fruit and vegetable farms, erect canneries, establish and operate saw mills and other manufactur- ing plants. including a box factory and manufacturing plant for extracting the products of pine timber. A saw mill will be in operation on the property in sixty days. It Is as.o proposed by the com pany to erect an immense modern hotel on Perdido Bay as a winter resort. The articles of incorporation were taken to Bayminnette this afternoon by MT. Stone for filing in the Probate Court. The other interested parties left for Louisiana and Texas where they are interested in oil development. The office at Bayminette will be opened at once.
 The schooner G. E. Bentley of the Vim egar Bend Lumber Companys fleet sailed at daylight this morning for Grand Cay men and Cienfuegos with cargo of lum- Der. On board the Bentley were the re- mains of Captain John s. Wood. for many yediS HI COiIiiHdHu or tne VeSSei ana WHO died here in January last also the re- mains of L. E. Eden. brother of Mrs. Wood. who died short time before his brother-in-law. The remains were ac- companied by Mrs. Wood and children and Mrs. Rennie Eden. a sister, who, af ter long residence in Mobile, have re- turned to their former home in Grand Caymen Island. Captain Wood was a member of several fraternal organizations in Mobile. as was also MT. Eden, and accompanying the remains were two beautiful monuments built by the organ izations to which they belonged. / The owners of the vessel. appreciatlng the work of the two men. who in life had been many years in their employ. sent the sorrowing families and their precious charges to their native home free of any expense. For the week marriage licenses were issued from the Probate Office as follows
 Wilson T. McCrary and Nellie Cum ningham, Eugene Chadick and Leunie Jackson. Samuel Collier and Edwina Ta- pia, Lee Tillman and Olive Morris, Ho- mer N Kennedy and Ellen Tucker, Ben T. Kohlman and Ida Teah Paul Edmond Thompson and Carrie L. Gelbke, F. J. Girard and Eva verneuile. Luther w. Coleman and Carrie E. Locker.
 CardS are out announcing the ge Wednesday evening the 29th, at 6:30 o'clock, at the German Lutheran Church of MT. Fred F. Grotz. prominent tusl- ness man of Mobile. and Miss Julia M. Toenes daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Charles F. Toenes of No. 250 Davis Avenue.
 Albert Davis. an escaped convict from the Union Naval Stores Company's plant at Flomaton, was captured here last night by Special Officer Roy l.. Hoyle and turned over to Sheriff Allen of Clarke County, who this afternoon returned to Flomaton with the negro.
 Monday afternoon at Gilligan's Park W. Greenwood and A. White of the Mobile Yacht Clubs gun team, will shoot match at twenty five live birds each, for a purse. The match is attracting much attention.
 Hon. Ned R. McDavid, Insurance Com missioner for Alabama. after a pleasant weeks stay here and at Poinr Clear, com bining business with pleasure, left today at noon for his home ia Montgomery.
 T. H. Moore. wife and children and Miss Tinsie Moore and Miss Philipa Roussau of Montgomery were registered at Kloskys this morning.
 MT. Simon Metzger left tonight for Montgomery for business stay of sever- al weeks.
 Monday night the Council of the Junior