The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19

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 EE 'lla EHSlB | committee was read wherein 1t was rec commended to change the pauper ceme- tery from its present location There are, grounds, and with these removed. large and valuable area would be reclaimed to the city in Magnolia cemetery. from which the treasury could be greatly re- pieted. The matter. will come up for action at the next regular session of the General Council
 No Marked Increase.
 The Washington special on proposed increase of tariff rates to The Adver- tiser in to-day's issue was shown a well known railroad official who is thor oughly conversant with passenger busi- ness and he gave the following opinion as to same. The Washington meeting, he said. was. in his opinion, a meeting of committee which will. tomorrow meet with the Southeastern Passenger Asso- ciation and take up routine matters. So far as increasing passenger rates is con cerned, there Is already a limitation of 8 cents per mile. and this cannot possi- bly be increased. The meeting in Wash | OIl, the purpose of Timing up rates in or der to quash would-be competition as re- gards combined railroad and ocean-going travel.
 Jim Cade Captureo.
 Detectives Lacey, Davis and Grimm and Patrolmen Donoghue and O'connor to- night captured Jim Cade. the negro who fatally stabbed Israel Frencher last f0h arrested as an accessory to the act
 Mrs. Strauss III.
 The many friends of Mrs Simon Strauss will regret to know that she Is desperately Ill at her home on Monroe Street.
 The following Alabamians are register ed at Kiosky's today: W. H. Arlington. Livingston; J. M. Chapman and wife, Jackson; N. B. Mason. Marion; s. Stein. Livingstone; 8. K. and J. H. Westbrook. Faunsdale; W. D. and F. c. Boyd, Cam den; Hilton and Harry Mckee, Fauns- dale; Mrs. F. J. c. Cannon and daugh- ter. Mrs. J. B. Hill and daughter, Mrs. Q. W. Davis and son, N. Green and Miss Green. Misses May Vice and Rosa Mo- Neill. Thomasville.
 J. H. Mcdonald, who, a short time since. came to Mobile as representative of the Green River Asphalt Company, to superintend the repair work on the paw ing in District No. l. and who was strick- en with paralysis a few days since. is so far improved as to be able to leave his room. During his confinement, however, the repair work Is going ahead smoothly.
 A. E. Ernst, Uniontown: J. v. Pierson, s. W. Wilkerson. Lamison; s. P. Mun- roe and sister. Demopoiis; H. F. May field, Selma; J. D. Lambert, J. A. Mar shall, Perdue Hill; 8. c. Gaston, Repton; T. M. Cobb. Monroe County, are the Ala bamians registered at the Windsor to- day.
 Hon. Charles E. Waller of Greensboro. Ala, is a guest at Klosky's today. Mobile Society News. MT. and Mrs. William Mlckle and family. who for several years have occu- pied and become so identified with the Bullock home on Government street. have given it up, and will move this week to the pretty new home just completed on Claiborne street. near Church.
 Miss Virginia Sims returned to-day from Point Clear after spending several Florence Davidson returned with her aft CT a short stay, as her guest. Mrs. w. c. Carroll came up from Pass Christian to-day to spend the day in the city, shopping. The Carrolls are occupy ing the Lee cottage at iSle Pass this sum- mer.
 Mrs. E. D. Bondurant left Monday night for a trip of five or six weeks to Minnesota and around the Great Lakes.
 MT. Howard Bragg, who has been quite i'll for some time. was sufficiently im- proved to-day to be out on the street.
 Miss Josephine MicIkle returned yester- day afternoon from New Orleans. where she has been visiting friends.
 Captain J. Bates Cavanaugh. U. S. A.. came down from Montgomery Sunday to spend the day in Mobile.
 MT. William Hunter and his sister, Miss Mary. left Sunday for a trip to Toronto, Canada.
 Mrs. c. T. Hearin left to-day for Pen- sacola to visit her friend, Mrs. Bierch, for few days.
 Mrs. Joseph Fiebleman and son left yesterday for Waukesha.
 Miss Bertha sossaman is visiting friends at Portersville.
 Mrs Sarah Stanard and family left to- day for Point Clear.
 MT. Gene Bush has gone to New York on a business trip.