The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-29
Advertiser Bureau,

Mobile, July D. In the Recorders Court, Acting Re- corder Tharp had a large number of de- fendants before him this morning, chare- ed with violating the license ordinance In failing either to have the requisite document and tag for using a dray, wag- on or other vehicle or for having the tag placed on the left side of the vehicle Among the violators there appeared sew eral employees of members of the General Council The scenes during the hearings at times were very amusing and more tnan once ripples of laughter were heard rom the curious throng on the outside of the rail. While there were no fines im- posed by the Recorder out of the hundred and odd defendants the city was much benefited. financially through the raid or the Police Department It was ascer- tained this morning that from Saturday at o'clock until the same hour this morning eighty-six vehicle licenses were Issued from the City Tax Collectors of flee Each license called for $7.75. mak- ing total of S666.5J paid into the city's coffers.
 In Odd Fellows Hall, at Whistler, last night, most enjoyable entertainment was given by Whistler Council, No. % Junior Order, Unted American Mechanics. There was a large delegation of Junior Order and Daughters of America mem- bers from Mobile, and the evening proved delightful. Refreshments were served st the conclusion of the program, which was as follows:
 PART FIRST.
 1. Drill-Red. White and Blue-Miss Grace Petit, Miss Genie Sandford Mrs Lillian Schnell, Miss Edwina Kruse, Miss Annie Steward, Miss Mary Lou Page, Miss Annie Bryant. Miss Daisy Taylor, Miss Pearl Page, Miss Loula Farnell; apto "nIt nriA ToL- Winter. Ben Hurn. J. B. Spurrier, Geo. Hamilton. D. l.. Steward. Jr., Wm. L. Canada. Jack T. Elliot, McD. Emmett 2. Song. Asleep in the Deep" Mrs. Jas. Barnett.
 3. Recitation. Hunting a Mouse" Will H. Whitton.
 4. Song. My Mother" Ike Davis
 5. Comedy, ''The Man Under the Settee'' John Nagle. bachelor W. H. whitton; Sarah Klophfer, an Old Maid, Chas s. Davis; Der Policeman, Jas. Barnett
 6. Song. My dream of You" Miss Pearl Page.
 2. soliloquy, Happy. Never Do Any thing" Jack T. Elliot s. Vocal Duet, Star of My Life" Miss Grace Petit. Mrs. Jas. Barnett.
 9. The Two Hobos. James Stallworth and John Allen.
 Talk on the Junior Order and D. of A., Harry T. Krudop. D. N. G.
 PART SECOND.
 TO- Military Drill-Captain, w H. Whitton; Corporal, Chas. Davis; Guide, Wm. Dowd; Privates. J. B. Spurrier, w. L. Canada. Arnie r. Davis. Walter Grif- in, Ben Hurn, D. L. Steward, John S. Winter
 Il. Recitation, The Irish Philosopher" Chas. Davis. 12 Specialties-sam Kelly and Ike Da- wis
 13 Comedy-"A Temporary Squire"- Pat Mulvy. Chas. Davis; Sambo Samp- son. Colored Gentleman, Jas Barnett; Rose Washington. his Betrothed, w. H. Whitton Jim Jenkins, Rubber Neck, Jack T. Elliot.
 A. Vocal Solo, by Miss Rose Wash ington of Coon Creek W. H. Whitton. 15 Good Night.
 Mrs. Frank Riley, Musical Director.
 In the live pigeon match yesterday af- ternoon at Gilligans Park between AL White and William Greenwood, at 25 live birds, each, White was the victor in a score of 2l to 14. The shoot was wit messed by many members of the Mobile Yacht Clubs gun team, of which the con- testants are members.
 This morning J. Fort arrived up from Grand Bay to secure a coffin in which to bury his brother. Calvin E. Fort the fifth victim of the terrible disaster at Walters Saw mill, which occurred yes-