The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-05
BODY OF JOHN REDMOND
 IS FOUND IN THE RIVER

| night lights should be placed on then for protection of pedestrians and drivers of vehicles. Four arrests were made thit morning for violating the ordinance One | case was dismissed because Of the wrone contractor being arrested. Another case was thrown out because of sufhciency | of light. while the other defendants were taxed the minimum fine. | Tn the home of the brides father. MT John Rama gier, ST., at Whistler. ias'
 night. Rev. Samuel H. Bennett, in the
 presencs of relatives and few rienas joined In marriage Henry Seabury ane | Miss Grace Ranagier. The groom ls ! popular empIoye of the Mobile and Ohio | and his bride Is one of Whistler's mos' charming young women l Captain R. Bens announced this morn ! ing that work on the slEy-scraper for For | lock & Bernheimer. mention of which has been made in The Advertiser. would begin Monday morning. next. This building will be erected on South Dauphin' oe- tween Royal and Water Streets. The remains of Mrs. Owen Cariey were | taken to Theodore today for interment. The funeral services were held in tne ,s | church at that place, Rev. H. H. Sneii 1 officiating. Many friends and her family | accompanied the remains from Mobile to | the grave.
 The Tigers defeated the Reds in basket ball at the Y. N- c. A. tonight. the score being 26A. The game was the rougnest | ever seen here.
 H. c. Baird of Jackson. Ala. is here on l business trip.
 Mobile Society News ] Under the auspices of the Leddes A,d , Society of the Government Street Pres- | byterian Church. successful bazaar was | held to-day. the proceeds to so to the | Burgett Memorial Fund. From noon to midnight the han was busy scene. many people dropping in to lunch, and goodiy army looking in for supper after the theater gubstantials. sweets and fancy articles were on sale. and novelty was the Christmas tree which replaced the | usual grab-bag for the children. Mrs. | Rhett Goode. president of the Ladies Aid. was the soul and inspiration of the affair. ably assisted by a corps of con- scientious and persistent workers. At o'clock there was concert. The | performance included Mrs. M. D. Wick | ersham. Mrs. Frank Davis. Mrs Sturde- want, Mrs. Horace Clarke, Miss Ruth Rush, Mir. HaiIiwell, Mir. Furst, among l the singers. and Mrs. Greenwood LigOn. Mrs Robert Horn and Miss Lucille Biz | zelle. readers.
 The ladies who served on the different committees were:
 | Coffee and Chocolate-Mrs. Dukes. l chairman: Mrs. James Webb. Mrs. Horace | Clarke, Mrs. McMahon. Gumbo and Oysters-Mrs. Pilllchody, chairman; Mesdames Robinson. Patter- | son and Ross.
 ! C.o,1 Hr.o.. AS.- u~..n.A 1u.,om oA>a.
 man; Mesdames Burgess, Zimmerman | and Allison.
 Salads-Mrs H. P. Vass. chairman; Mesdames Scott Daugherty, Dunlap. T. McMiIlan.
 Ice Cream and Chariotte--Mrs. Her
 man. chairman; Mesdames Robt. Horn and R. o. Harris. 1 Cake--Mrs. J. B. Davis, chairman: Mrs
 Joe Tucker. Mrs. George Robinson and Mrs. Horton.
 Sandwiches-Mrs. Ralston Burgett chairman: Mesdames Archie Smith. Scott l G. E. Stone, Dan Burgett. Murray. l Candy-Miss Agnes Rickarby. chair
 man: Mesdames Hoffman. L. H. Horn F. J. Acker. ,- l Flowers-Mrs. Chas., shawhon, chair. man; Mesdames Plummer. Burgett, Ri-
 vlere./ Pope and Armbrecht. 1 Fancy Table-Mrs. Bullock. chairman Mesdames Wm. Barnwall, J. c. Rich Henry McMillan.
 Burnt Wood. Bead Work. Painting, Etc Mrs. Bruner. chairman; Mrs. Chas. VII. son, Miss Kate Robinson. Christmas Tree-Mrs. William Gordon Irwin Burgett, Mark Lyons.
 Fruit Punch-Mlss ogarita Merrill and Miss Jessie Whiting. The Menticulture Club met to-day with Miss Ellen Jones. The following program l was given:
 Novel as a Criticism of LAfe." Mis- Danner.
 Thoughts on the Book Club.
 Reading-Favorite passages. Miss Prince.
 Discussion of current events. Club.
 Mr. and Mrs. George F. Fletcher of Pfttsburg. Pa, are in the city and will spend the Christmas holidays with Mrs. Fletcher's mother. Mrs. John c. Mann on s. Georgia avenue. Mrs. Fletcher as Miss Louise Mann, was a great favorite in Mobile. and is warmly welcomed back on this. her first visit home since her marriage.
 Mrs. William Porter and little daugh- l ter. Jessie. left to-day for Key West, after visit of several weeks to Mrs. Porter's mother. Mrs. L. c. DarGan. Colonel and Mrs. John L. Rapier are entertaining at their home on St. Louis street, Dr. R. I. Greenwell and bride of Nelson county. Kentucky.
 Mrs. D. J. Buck was the hostess of the Do As You Please Club this afternoon and bid euchre held sway in the land for several hours. Mrs. George Robinson and Mss Jessie Whiting returned to-day from Q fishing trip to Little River. Hall Gets the Job.
 Columbus. Ga., Dec. 5.-(Special.) )-The City Council tonight elected W. H. Hall of Birmingham to succeed the late Robert L. Johnson as superintendent of publlc works. The salary of the ofiice for t94 was fixed at $1.600 Mir. Hall has been assistant engineer of Birmingham for twelve years. He comes highly recom- mended. He was born and reared in Co.,