The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-14
The Newr of Selma.

Galt. I. M Baker. R II. Mabry. E. T.. k. C. Melvin, Julien smith. c. c. Gray son, w. c. Ageem, J. G. Converse.
 The vestry after the congregational meeting organized and elected the follow Ing officers: E. P. Gan, Senior Warden; J. NJ. Ba- ker. Junior Warden; R. H. Mabry, Treas urer; E. T. Peter. Secretary.
 Timberlake in Selma.
 J. B. Timberiake. manager of the Montgomery team in the Interstate League of Baseball teams. is In the city m the interest of the League. MT. Tim beriakc said tonight thas .ie had seen number of prominent citizens and was mucn encouraged over the situation in selma. l.. M. Hubbard had been ex : pected to manage the financial end of the Selma team but he doclined on ac- count or personal business. and MT. Tim Deriake is looking for some one to as- sume tEe management of the local fran cnise. He thinks there will be no trou- bIe about getting money to back the team and expects to secure a manager to- morrow. He said the conditions were favorable for a successful year in the Interstate League. Charged With Criminal Assault. Lewis Williams, colorej. is in prison cn
 
 veil. negro girl on Friday night. Wil- Hams was to have had his trial this morning but tn case was postponed un- III Monday morning when the defendant VIII appear before Mayor A. L. Mcleod. It Is alleged that Williams caught the girl at circus Friday night and carried her to the river bank ard there ravishe1 her ard that he afterwards made her so with him tc d house on Lawrence Street. Williams sayS he is not guilty of the CharEc aRainst Him Ja hnc utaton for quiet and lawful benav or and the giifs story is doubted my many.
 Local and Personal.
 The many Selma friends ot pr. Will Margum of EGfaula will be pleased to learn that this mo. nirG he was much better. pr. Mangum is suifcri.-s from acute appendicitis anl fo: time his lite was despaired of.
 Miss Nell Blackwell. who is attending the Girls Industrial School in Monte valo. Is visiting he.' par<i..s. Mir. aEi Mrs. F. M. Blackwell.
 Mir and Mrs. A lI Davidson are now at home in the former iesiIetce of Mir and Mrs. A. 0. Stoddard oL Lluderdale Street.
 Mrs. H. s. D Holt of Asheville. N. C.. left for her home today after a pleasant visit to her daughter. Mrs. W. s. Monk. Wilbur G. Brown of the engineering corps of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. was In Selma yesterday.
 Mrs. Clifford Eugene Dinklc of Green vile. Tex. is the guest of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. R. P. Lockhart.
 Sam Kalmanorvitz, recently employed by BeniSh and Meyer, is now President of the Southern Fruit Company.
 Dr. I. N. Todd of Plantersvlle, mem- ber of the Jury Commission of Dallas County. is in the city.
 Cadwallader. Jones, manager of the yesterday in Selma.
 Captain John w. Craig of the United States army. Is visiting his parents. Hon. and Mrs. G. H. Craig.
 Miss Elise Jones has returned home af- ter visit to MT. and Mrs. E. E. Evans in Meridian, Miss
 Mrs. Will Galt and Master E. P. Gait Jr.. are visiting Mrs. Galt's mother in Nashville, Tenn.
 Colonel and Mrs. S. Fried of starksvilie, Miss, are visiting their daughter. Mrs.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Chamblss Keith have re- turned to Selma and are at home on Ala bama Street.
 Mrs. Wilbur Brown of Bay St. Louis. Miss, is the guest of Mrs. M. A. Evans. Miss Willie Durham of Orrville is the guest of MT. and Mrs. r. M. Blackwell. ..l- Geneva. is visiting relatives in Selma. Hon. J. B. Ellis, a prominent citizen ot West Dallas, was in the city today MT. and Mrs. J. B. Timberlake of Mont gomery are at the Hotel Albert.
 w. B. Hubbard of Ashby was in the city on business today.
 E. c. Jones of Birmingham is visiting relatives in the city.