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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19

for the Raphael Semmes Camp of this city and the Sons of Veterans, with eQual good taste and discrimination, have cnos- en for their Sponsor Miss Anita Gaillard, who will charmingly fill the role. Miss Gaillard has not yet appointed her maids but will do so shortly. Miss Marioel VII Hams is another lovely and lovable Mo bilian whom the veterans dengnt ,S.,l lD Hone ne Honor for the State at large. The estap- lished reputation of Mobile for lovely women will be quite safe in the hands Of these three girls.
 Miss Annie Spots wood was the hostess of a very enjoyable picnic at Halls Landing Saturday, her guests being Mrs. Daniel Wheeler, Misses Regina hapier: MickIe, Annie Bidgood. Mary Holmes. Anita Gaillard. Boncau, Mary Perry. Claudia Shields, and Messrs. Chace spots wood, Lee Smith, Jules smith, William Frank Boyce, Archie Dunlap, Frank Win ter and Ben McMillan.
 The golf tournament with New Orleans Is to be played this week and nd our .na team m action, Audubon golf links. The team will include Messrs. Robert Hunter, An drew Hunter, William Hunter. Reese, N: Raymond. and a number of ladies will accompany them to act as mascots.
 
 MT. Joseph Jefferson, the veteran actor will appear again on the boards Of this city Monday evening, and from the sale of tickets his welcome promises to be as warm as of old. During his stay he will be the guest of MT. and Mrs. Penrose informal reception at their home from 5 to g o'clock.
 On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Harvey
 NtA Hnln at her residence at Spring Hill Mary land will be the subject of discussion.
 
 The Kings Daughters will give lawn party at g10 Government Street, on trl- day, April 24th, for the purpose of rais- ing the debt on the Y. M. C. A.
 The friends of Miss Mabel Heustis will home on the next Mallory steamer after a winter spent in New York.
 Miss MaribeI Williams will be the at- tractive hostess of the Discards We'd nesday afternoon.
 MT. James Mason will give a break fast Monday morning in honor of MT. Joseph Jefferson.
 Miss Moliie Walsh has as her guests Miss Blanche zink and Miss Marie Ewing of Lancaster, o.
 The k. K. K. Card Club was enter tained Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Lily Radcliffe.
 The Do as you Please Club will be entertained Friday next by Mrs. Cary Butt.
 The Pivot Whist Club will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. Syd Robbins.
 Miss Florence Glennon will entertain the Drawing Cards Thursday afternoon. The Aquiras Reading Circle will meet Tuesday evening.
 Mir, and Mrs. c. T. Hearin left today for Pensacola to spend Sunday. and on their return will be accompanied by Mrs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19
Another Anti-"Race suicideo Family

There Is nothing If race suicide" about the family of William Spradley a citizen Of Evansville, Ind. Mir. and Mrs. Spradley boast the largest family in the Hoosier State. They were married forty-five years ago in Coles County, H., and have had twenty-one children. The father was a soldier of the Union army. serving three years in the Forty-second Illinois regiment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19
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Nathan Biggers is t..s oEly au. thorised collector of su5scrip- tons for The Advertiser in Mo. bile. Subscribers are requested to pay no other person until further notice. Oilice na St. Francis Street: telephones. Bell yss: Home. I2. Prompt attention given to all orders for delivery. complaint of non.deiivsry or news items.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19
Colonel Mosbv iu Mobile.

Colonel John 8. Mosby of the land de- partment of the National Government Is in the city, guest of Warren Christian on Dauphin Way. Colonel Mosby, who was one of the noted officers of the Con federacy, has many friends and com rades here and wherever seen today was most cordially and lovingly greeted. The Colonel will remain only short period in Mobile
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19
TinnAd s;:k

Would ladies believe that quite 7s per cent of the so-called suk used for kkirts, blouses and dresses is nothing less than tin pure and simple? A correspondent Of The Daily Telegraph. in proof of thae. statement, forwards samples of what ia in reality tin-weighted silk. He asserts that the practice of substituting tin for vegetable weighting substances originat- ed in Germany.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued during the week out of the Probate Court to the following white couples: Thomas Birden and. Miss Alice Morgan: Shelton Byrd and Miss Camie Havard; John M. Clancy and Miss Ola Hinson; Ira Woodward and Miss Mary 0. Chris tan; John A. Barkman and Mrs. Lena Tierney; Jacob J. Saxon and Miss Mary A. Foster; Henry Edward Ouch and Miss 'Clintie Silcox; Frank Nelson and Miss Mary Williamson; w. S. Robertson and Miss Belle M. l;.ulich; James N. NcDon. nell and Miss Margaret Sebastian Walsh Sigmund Schettler and Miss Marie Koustauzer; Ed A. Berlotolla and Miss Annie May Tardey; Karl Holder and Miss Nellie Rouse
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19
Rreaks His Arm.

A young white boy named Jones, while crossing a temporary platform at the intersection of Royal and St.. Francis Streets last evening, fell and broke his left arm, He was given surgical atten- ton and sent to his home on Dauphin Street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19
Mobile Minor Mention.

James c. EZason an aged and highly respected citizen, who is somewhat deaf, was struck by an electric car on State and Conception Streets this afternoon and knocked down and dragged some distance. He was badly injured on the head. He was sent to his home on Adams Street.
 Mir. Eason was taken to his home and at S:05 tonight he died. He was con scious but a short time after the acci- dent. person who saw the unfortunate accident said the car was going west at struck. The car dragged him nearly two- car lengths. Conductor McDuffy was in charge of the car and the motorman's name is Gamble. Chief of Police Case investigation. MT. Eason was q years old and was a native of Kent, England. He came to America when quite young and lived forty years in Chicago. He had since resided continuously. He was a member of Chicago Lodge, Royal Archaons and was a most exemplary citl- zen and devoted father. His wife died Ss"sSter yesTs Mr So Hs f1yss SDs Mss Fannie Eason of Mobile and three sons. George Eason. Ashen. Col: Arthur, Princeton. H.. and James. Chicago.
 President M. A. Quina of the Alabama oil and Mineral Company, arrived from Pensacola this afternoon. He stated that the company with ample capital today began a well on Conecuh River about fifteen miles from Brewton. P. J. Lyons and Joseph Manning of Mobile with Brew ton and Pensacola business men are owners of the property.
 M. Jungllne, for a long time master mechanic of the Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City Road here resigned today. Before bidding the employees and official goodbye today he was presented with a handsome gold ring as token of esteem. Mir. Jungline goes to Meridian tenn porarily
 Plans were accepted today for $3O,d0o hotel to be erected on top of Spring Hill join Forest Park. It will contain sixty sleeping rooms also complete electric lighting and ice plant. laundry and livery stable.
 R. H. Pearson, B. F. Roden and James A. Going of Birmingham who have been on a pleasant fishing trip to Bayou Coden. arrived in Mobile this morning and spent few hours here. They left at 1:30 D. m., for Birmingham.
 Mayor Mclean this afternoon named Mrs. Erwin Craghead and Mrs. Anna M. Fosdick as Mobiles representatives to the National Conference Of Charities and Corrections at Atlanta.
 In the Circuit Court has been filed suit by John Mason ct als., vs. J. M. VanDeusen, to recover 800 gum logs and value of hire or use of same during deten- ton.
 r Robert Mallory, president of the Mallo- ry steamship line and H. H. Raymond. general manager, both of New York, are in the city on & business trip.
 c. SB. Tanner. wanted in New Orleans for grand larceny, was apprehended in the postofice this afternoon.
 Percy Clarke of Selma is in the city, a guest of the Battle House.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19
Goes to New York.

William Farnum for long period book keeper for yice-President and Treasurer Louis M. Moradues of the American Mahogany Company, with offices here. left today for New York where he goes as assistant treasurer for the company to look after It's Eastern interests. This company today forwarded 600.000 feet of Mahogany In one consignment to an Eastern market.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19
The Newr of Mobile.

an. a boy: W. !. and Emma NJ. Murphy. a boy: john and Mary Kitzmyer, a girl; Francis T. and Lottie Perkins, e girl; ! c, and M. A. stephens, a girl; John T. and Clementine Nicholas, a girl.
 Deaths--John Maginie, age g years, Mo age 8 years, Macon. Miss, Hubert Lyle Donavan, age 22 years, Castleberry, Ala. {; Ferdinand Bitaer, age N years, &oe Dau- pEin Street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19
Board of Public Works.

The principal business transacted at this afternoons meeting of the Board of Public Works was In reference to the asphalt paving in district No. 1. The chief engineer was instructed to notify the contractors that 1t should be repaved at once as too much indulgence had already been given.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19
A PERFECT CLEANING.
The steam-cleaning a Suit Receives
 at Holt's Dye Works.

The steam-cleaning process we employ leaves a garment as clean as a new piece of cloth. It may be stained or faded or worn but it is absolutely clean
 -adV.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19
Vital Statistics.

Records of births and deaths among white people were announced from the as follows:
 Births-George J. and Benie J. Strach-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19

Mrs -PeapIe are never satisfied in this world. Mir. Crimsonbeak-- man eloping more than once, did youf-@ Yonkers Statesnan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19

The promise of the coming week lacks past. The card cluos will hold up their end of the game. and few private af fairs are schuduled. among which will be Miss Adele Batre's card party Mon- day afternoon, and Mrs. Crampton's re- ception Wednesday afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19
UNCLE NOSE Bo1sEAU DEAD.
He Had Been Q Blacksmith in
 Wetumpka Since I647.

Wetumpka. April .--(speeiai. )--L.ass night one of Wetumpkas landmarks-au aged negro blacksmith-passed away. Uncle Nose Boiseau. who with the e;r- eeption of three years sojourn in Missis- slppi, has run a blacksmith snop in We tnmpka at the same stand since Isl7.. The old shop. which is on one Of the principal streets has been diIapidated for years, but the owners were unwilling to tear down the building and improve tha property so long as the faithful darkay wished to conduct his business there. Uncle Nose was quite an expert in maj ing waffle irons" He imported the ma terial from Switzerland and made bv hand an article much sought for and far irons.
 R. B. Williams, who came from purauf. I. T.. to attend the bedside of his father. oClonel Thomas Williams, has returned Id Durant to bring his family here. They will In the future reside in Wetumpka so that he may give his personal attention to his fathers plantation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19
Papers for the Lyons.

Secretary Manuel Canizas, of the Mo bile Fish and Oyster Company. this for their new schooner. Amelie Lyons, built in Florida and rigged here. The Amelia Lyons. Captain E. F. Sullivan in command will sail tomorrow morning for Campeche Bay, Coast of Mexico. on her initial trip This schooner Is classed as one of the finest ever seen in this port.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19

Come buy a boutoniere from the Japanese girls at the Donny Brook Fair.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19
Going Into IIarrer offices.

BJorlx, who will be their guest for c few days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19

the friends of Miss Amy Louise Jordan of Birmingham. Ala, to her marriage to Mir. Charles Hugh Cothran. Wednesday evening, the 29th. at o'clock, at the Church of the Advent. Birmingham. Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19

Mobile will be charmingly represented at the approaching reunion of Veterans in New orleans. May IS. 19 and 20. Miss Venetia Danner has been chosen Sponsor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19
Knights of Glory Ball.

Last night in Temperance Hall, large assemblage of youth and beauty Of the the grand annual ball of the Knights of Glory, one of Mobile s many mystic organizations. This society, which Is made up of young men In busl- ness circles. has. from year to year. gwen these events, each surpassing the other in brilliancy. On this occasion the mask CTS, on entering the hall at o'clock. were met by General Chairman James K. Glen more, who. in appropriate words, intro duced them, at the same time welcoming in hearty terms the guests of the even ing. After the usual three dances re- served for the society, dancing became general. and the light fantastic was was iripped until far into the night. The committees for ttie ball were as follows
 General Chairman-Mator James k. Glennon.
 Floor Committee-James Cunningham. Chairman; Frank Ward. John Harrison, R. E. Wilson, Charles ShaWhan, Dr.
 society committee-Frank Stoll. Chair man; Willie Schultz. William Heustis. Sex Fl. Smith, William Kelly and Will liam Marston.
 An orchestra furnished the music. The electrical decorations were very beautiful and the scene during the height of the ball was beautiful to the onlookers.
 Masons Install Officers.
 In their lodge FOOHS III tHe hdSohiS Temple last night, Mobile Commandery No 2, Knights Templar. installed the newly elected officers for the ensuing term, as follows:
 Eminent Commander, John D. Wilkins.
 Generalissimo, John W. Phillips.
 Captain-General. w. F. Tebbetts.
 Treasurer, G. Van Antwerp
 Recorder, Percy B. Dixon.
 Senior Warden, E. K. Wagar.
 Junior Warden, George w. Greason.
 Warder, M o. Discher.
 sword Bearer, s. c. Schaffner.
 Standard Bearer. Charles D. Willough- by.
 Sentinel John c. Violet.
 Guards. Phillip Meyer, William Van Antwerp, R.. N. Hudson.
 After the installation the Order of the Red Cross was conferred by the newly elected officers on pr. Harry T. lnge and Mir. Rolf Seeberg. Tonight the Tenn pie Orders and Knights of Malta Com munication were bestowed on the candi- dates named. These orders were con- ferred because of the fact that Messrs. Inge and Seeburg will go to Europe for an extendeu visit next week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19

Mir. and Mrs. c. T. Hearin left today for Pensacola to spend Sunday, and on their return will be accompanied by Mrs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19
Mobile Society News.

Percy Clarke of Selma is in the city, ! guest of the Battle House.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19

- Robert Mallory, president of the Mallo- ry steamship line and H. H. Raymond. general manager, both of New York. are in the city on & business trip.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19

c. sB. Tanner, wanted in New Orleans for grand larceny, was apprehended in the postofice this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19

The Aauiras Reading Circle viii meet Tuesday evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19

In the Circuit Court has been filed suit by John Mason ct als., vs. J. M. TanDeusen, to recover 1.5OO gum logs and ton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19

Miss Florence Glennon will entertain the Drawing Cards Thursday afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19

President M. A. Quina of the Alabama oil and Mineral Company, arrived from Pensacola this afternoon. He stated that the company with ample capital today began a well on Conecuh River about fifteen miles from Brewton. F. J. Lyons and Joseph Manning of Mobile with Brew ton and Pensacola business men are owners of the property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19

The Pivot Whist Club will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. Syd Robbins.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-30
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-30
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