The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-21

$, Battle House. Colonel Richardson, who is a Thirty third degree Mason. is here to participate in the exercises.
 Mobile Minor Mention.
 The remains of MT. F. Bitzer were in evening, the funeral taking place from the German Lutheran Church at S:3O o'clock Rev. Karl Smidth omciateo. There were many beautiful floral designs. one. n vacant chair, from the vestrymsn of the church There was large at tendance at the obsequies. The follow ing gentlemen were the pail bearers: Honorary: John Braun, J. w. Lauber, A. Schiemann Actys: nt nehry 'I Kan, stanber, Charles Schimpf, J. konstanzer, Karl Jenne and Charles Zurdel.
 At meeting Of the Mobile Medical So- ciety held Saturi Jay night pr. C.. N. Owen was elected a member of the Com mittee on Public Health and of the Board of Censors. Dr. c. N. owen IS son or the late lamented pr. Goronwy owen who held these important positions. Inere were two competitors for the positions, Drs, E. L. Marechal and Harry T. lnse. It required about twenty-six ballots to name the successor to Dr. Goronwy owen.
 M. c. Stanworth. Fairford; J. H. Phil lips. w. w. Ransom, Walter McAdory' Birmingham; T. F. -amkin. Jasper; M. Newfield; Bert NJ. Jacobs. J. D: Matlock and wife, Birmingh am; D. M. Davis, Jasper; Geo. +. Moore, Montgomery; II. M. Cunningham. Miss Lucy Tatum, J. H. Cook, Montgomery; w. w. Tnomp- son, Birmingham; A. $. Davis, Keystone; C. F. Orr, Birmingham; F. F. Feist, are registered at the Battle House.
 c. B. Tanner, the young white man who was arrested on a request from New nrI l,U innO diSfanpa tRlpnhOne. hN Detective Norton, was released yesteroay by Chief Case on instructions to that et- feet from the chief of police or New Orleans. It developed that Tanner was an innocent purchaser of a valuable pair of opera glasses which he tried to return to the owner. but failed.
 The funeral of James C. Eason, the vic tim of the electric car accident Of Sat- urday afternoon, took place this afternoon from his residence. Rev. Gardner c. | Tucker officiated. The following were the pal.bearers Messrs. Freeman Turner, F. Sullivan and John '. Johnson. Many handsome flower designs were placed on l the grave.
 | The Board of Revenue and Road Com missioners of Mobile County met in spe- | cial session at noon today to receive bids | for furnishing fresh meat to the County | Poor House. All bids were rejected or committee having the Poor House II | charge will purchase the needed fresl meats until the contract Is awarded.
 H. B. Loveman and wife. Lew Lazarus and wife, J. C. Wilcox and wife, Pau l Calame Walter Howard. E.. K. Rivers | VI. c. Elden. Birmingham; B. J. Schus ter and wife, Selma; s. E. Crane, Birm ingham. are registered at the Bienvtle.
 After several months of success il | eluding the law, Gussie Long. notorious
 negress, was landed by Deputies Mur phy and Cherry. on a warrant chargini
 named Mary Doss was her victim.
 Virginia Frazier. colored. Is awaiting
 trial before the recorder on charge o | stealing a valuable gold coin and $1.5O Il | cash from the home of T. Chipalich Royal and Monroe Streets.
 Simpson Haywood, negro, was locke
 up at police headquarters, charged witt | stealing a silver watch and a pistol iron the residence of E. H. Britton. Tn
 goods were recovered.
 R. r. Wilson, Lower Peach Tree; F. L
 ples. Vienna; N. ,. Mcclure, Warner and c. W. Paine. Jackson. Ala. are a. the Windsor. Il A special meeting of the Board of Di
 rectors of the Commercial Club was helt tonight to take the initiative as to al exhibit at the St. Louis Exposition.
 George, 3-year-old son of M. L. anC Ruth Wells, died this morning at tn,
 Boston Academy Lodge.
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