The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-14

nature and recommendation was made that good bond be required for costs of same. The books and bonds of officers ok the County were reported correct and sun1cient. Attention was called to the need of new jail Several prisoners confined in the jail were recommended Tor discharge. A further recommenda- ton that the County Commissioners pur- chase two well trained bloodhounds was made.
 Hon. C. Lawrence Lavretta this morn- Ing received a telegram from New Or leans announcing the sudden death there of Elias Aarons. one of the largest cigar manufacturers of that city and a lifelong friend and companion of Mir Lavretta. MT. Aarons had large circle of ac- qualntances in this city and the news of ms death came as a great shock to all or them. Large-hearted, charitable, and a weliwisher of the Gulf City, his death Is sincerely regretted here. MT. Lavratta left for New Orleans this afternoon to be present at the obsequies tomorrow carrying With him many beautiful floral onerings from sorrowing friends in Mo oile' to be placed upon the grave.
 Iomorrow afternoon at Monroe Park the Mobiles and Stonewalls of the City League, will play a regular scheduled game. The lineup of the two learns viii be as follows: Mobiles-Tuttle. pitcher: Fauane, catcher: Nutreimer, first base GaiIa8her, second base; Dun, shortston. Mandeville, third base; Brabner. Jeff neld; Desmond. center field; Southerland right field. Stonewalls-Bryant or Throw er' pitcher; Braun. catcher; Blalack, first nase; Houck, second base: Hindmarsh, ,nHe snort stop; Mummy. third base; Langun. left field; Rush. centre field; Chamher. iain' right field; Dehla substitute.
 
 Mrs. Rolston was the relict of the late John Rolston and was a native of Mary land, though always claiming Alabama as her home State. Two sons, John Rol- ston Of Coden, and Hillyer Rolston of New Orleans, and one sister Mrs En,-,, Deshon of little Rock, Ark, survive her and grieve over her demise. Mrs Roiston was an Eplscopalian and a de. vout member of Christ Episcopal Church this city. N''
 VIII McGee. negro, tonight went to ms home on Michigan Avenue. opposi+e Magnolia Cemetery, and fired four shots into the building. One of the shots strucI, his wife on the ankle, glanced and went through the thigh of her father. John Robinson. McGee escaped but the Police department expects to capture him. as he is well known
 Roanoke College. Salem, Va, on Thurs day last conferred the degree of Doctor of Divinity upon Rev Matthew Brewster. the able and popular rector of Christ Church of this city. This honor is on6 eminently deserved and is heard of with eradication by MT. Brewster's friends here and elsewhere.
 The Barbe-s' Union has made a re- quest of Mayor Mclean to put a stop to Sunday shaving in the city The claim was set forth that some of the shops were doing business on Sunday. The matter waJ referred to Chief of Ponc e Case and he will make an investlga .:on.
 Henry Hess and wife left last night for New York. called there uy the oeath of the father of Mrs. Hess
 MT. and Mrs. Aaron Hahn left this af- ternoon for the Eastern shore, to remain during the heated period.
 A. H. Miller. of Lower Peach Tree and H. Miller. of Choctaw Bluff Ala, are registered at Klosky's.
 George A. Williams of BFmngham, is n ha cffy