The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-06
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 Mobile, June 5. At a late hour last night Chief of Po- lice Case was informed by telephone that two suspicious characters had been seen in the neighborhood of Rapier Avenue and Government Street and fear was en- tertained that they contemplated mis- chief. Summoning his guardhouse de- tail, he, with Lieutenant Rondeau and the posse went to the neighborhood and made a vigorous search, but to no avail. The recent deeds of violence in that vi- c.nity have made residents wary and at the least symptom or surmise of danger a call is made on the police department. Chief Case is waging war on all sus- picious persons with the hope Of dispeli- ing this uneasiness.
 Tonight at s o'clock a large audience was assembled in the beautiful audito- rum of McGill's Institute to witness the closing exercises of that institution. The program, a most elaborate one. was car ried out successfully and the audience was more than pleased at the excellent work of the students. Only one student graduated at this term. Augustus Film. and his rating was more than gratifying to his tutors. The program for the even ing was as follows:
 Songs People Love--Glee Club.
 Soloists-John Courtney. Ed Foley, Oli- yer O'Connor, Waffle Browne.
 Recitations-Bernardo del Carpie. Geo. Tunstall; Sugar Tooth Dick. Johnson Vaughn.
 Mandolin Solo, Foxhunter's March Joseph E. Bright.
 Recitations, Baron's Last Banquet James Vaughn; Rienzi's Address-John Kelly.
 Song. The Old Flag Never Touched the Ground-Glee Club.
 Essay, True Education Augustus Finn.
 Recitations. Becaimed-John Finch; Kelly at the Bat-Vincent McAleer.
 Song. My Own United states-Glee Club.
 THE EDITORS TROUBLES.
 Lem Foozle. Editor Oakdale News James Vaughn.
 William Shadow. a son of rest-James DonahuA.
 E. E. Mark. Editor Whistler Palladium U. Sweeney.
 Fleecem White. Proprietor Slaughter House-S O'Connor.
 Jim Bloodso, personally antagonistic-- Aug. Finn.
 Graball Pinchpenny, who belongs to Ring-Joseph Bright.
 Virgil Shakespeare Featherweight. q spring poet-T. Braun.
 Reading of Marks.
 Address-Rt. Rev. Edward P. Allen. D. D.
 Hymn. Holy God-Institute
 W. L. Henderson. land and industrial agent of the Southern Railway. has re- turned from an extended trip through the Black Belt. Of crop conditions, MT Henderson said that while corn and cot. ton in the vicinity of Marion Junction Marion, Greensboro, Selma and Hamburg was small. due to the dry weather of May, 1t had an unusually healthy ap. pearance and gave promise, since the re. cent rains, of a good crop. One bene. ficial effect, he said, resulted from the drought in that it allowed the farmers to cut out the grass and put the crop tc a proper stand. Hay moving is going on satisfactorily and the farmers gener' ally, said Mir. Henderson, are in happy frame of mind.
 In the parlor of the Bishops house las night Rev. Father Rartkoff joined fl marriage Leo Cummings and Miss Nellie Drago, two of Mobiles popular young people. Mir Cummings. though young fl years. is a musician of local note ant is a self-made young man. About ( dozen years ago, when lad, he was en gagged in and about the Theatre by Mich ael McDermott, and in his leisure hour. the youngster began learning music. Al. ter a long and patient struggle, he sue ceeded and Is today one of the leading musicians of the city. His wife is also we'll up in the art of music, coming from a family of musicians.
 The City Court Grand Jury this after. noon ordered the discharge of M. l.. Daughcrty and returned an indictment for manslaughter against H. Ross Rog- CTS, fixing the bond at 1000. It will be recalled that the above named were or. dered held without bail by Judge Afford of the Inferior Court at the preliminary hearing for the death of Eugene McMul- Ian, a negro two weeks ago, just north of the city. On a habeas corpus before Judge Price Williams. Daugherty was allowed $500 bail and Rogers was re- marded without bond to wait the action of the grand jury.
 Tomorrow the 800 employees of the Gulf Red Cedar Company, located on Three Mile Creek. will enjoy a day of rest and pleasure in picknicking near Hauser's Store in the Pritchard neighborhood. The company will bear the entire expense oi the day. and. aside from refreshments a, all Kinds. an orchestra will be on hand =-----