The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-12
The NewH of Mobile.
Advertiser Bureau,

AuVertlSer Bureau, ef
 Mobile. June Il.
 There is an air of despondency in and around the Mobile and Ohio general of hces due to the distressing news from East St. Louis as to the inundating of that city, the real northern terminal of that railroad. Wires between Murpnys- boro and East St. Louis have been down since yesterday evening and 1t is absolute. ly impossible, at his end, to learn any thing of the true status of affairs. so far ..as the Mobile and Ohio is concerned. Shipments from Mobile to St Louis must be forwarded by way of the Iron Noun tain route.
 At Pass Christian, Miss. last night Joseph G.. Leatherburg of this city and Miss Rosa c. Doty were happily mar ried at he New Magnolia Hotel, Rev. N. Logan, rector of Trinity Church of that city, officiating. The bril esmaids were Misses Georgia Maxwell. Matte Mo Glathey, Jennie McGlathey and Hattie Gresham. The male attendants were George Schoffelein of Mobile, as best man, and John Shearer. George Gresham and John Marston. The couple arrived here this morning and left tonight for St. Stephens, Ala; thence to Bexley. Miss.
 The vegetable market, at the present time, is of a most encouraging nature. so far as tine producer is concerned. Irish potatoes, which a week since brought from &. 9 to $2.35 per barrel. are today bringing 8 35 for Eastern shore and $3.1O and s 35 for Mobile County products. Cabbage quotations are $l. 50 per crate as against $1 one week ago. Snap beans which, one month since brought $1.60 to $2 per boy of one bushel, are now bringing -n EA-r + l1 1te I1Nk { crop, just now is virtually a net profit minus cost of picking and hauling. The three vegetables named, are he principal products of the truck raisers though other { vegetables are getting ready for market. Yesterday twenty carloads of potatoes were shipped from this city, though this amount will hardly be duplicated soon not. however, until the new or second crop is ready to come in.
 The commencement exercises of St. Mary's select school were held in Mobile Theatre this evening, beginning at 4 o'clock. This graduates were Miss M. E. Carey and Miss Margaret M. Goodman The program was as follows:
 Entrance March, salutatory, Miss Mar garet M. Goodman.
 Academic honors, Unfold ye Portals, Gounod, seniors
 Ma Premiere Vase" Dorn. pianos Misses NJ. Newbold, M. Ruffin NJ. Miller, A. Schneider, A. Glass. K. Brodie.
 I'd a Letter from Papa Today little folk
 "Over Hill and Dale" Engelmann, pianos Misses NJ. Carey, M. Goodman; R. Johnson, NJ Schaffer.
 The Heavenly Fatherland, inter medates.
 Persian March," C. de Kontski, pianos, Misses F. Drago, l.. O'Rourke, s. Sol- berg. NJ. McCarron.
 "Carolie's Repentance" juniors
 Ribbon Polka" c. Blanc, pianos Misses A. Glass. A. Schneider, M. Peters, Nj. Rufin; volins, J. Patt, R. Ruffin. Spring time Everywhere" interme- diates.
 La Revue de la Parade" EngeImann' pianos. Misses J Leblanc, E.. SulilVah' AA' Murphy, O. Conooy.
 Bring Flowers" Hemans seniors I "Kronungs March" Der Prophet G' Meyerbeer. pianos, Misses z. Aitice' d. Patt. A. Fermler A. Cerow. .,
 "Reproof of the Flower Angel htt'e tots. ,- Ds,ss 1 'Husarenr,tt." F. Spindler' pianos MISS A. Gerow A. Fermier. ,--,.., | "Drapery Movements" class of physica f culture. >.,..,.
 "Piccolo." E. Braham, pianos MISS 's 1 J. Patt, z. Altice. ,r,..
 Valedictory. "Flnis Coronat opus Mlss Margaret E. Carey. 1 Joyful Strains" Gumbert' ssnlor vocal