The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-10
The NewC of Mobile.

! Manager Mosely of the Company and
 told him his mission. MT. Mosely sought d Miss Coulter and her mother, told them f the mission and after time, the daugh- e ter being anxious for the nuptials, the s mother consented. The license was ob- V tained the knot tied and the happy q couple left this afternoon for Honey if | Grove where they will live. It was a . | surprise to the others of the company. Mrs. Coulter's other daughter Is mem-
 Der of the Olympia Opera Company. now e en tour.
 A most enjoyable and financially suc- O cessfui excursion was given by the La j. dies Aid Society of Government Street Presbyterian Church last night on the E. bay steamer Heroine to the Middle Bay c light and return. Mrs. Rhett Goode. President of the Society. had charge of y the excursion and was ably assisted by g lady members. There was large attend e ance and quite a nice sum was realized. t The proceeds are to be devoted to the Burgett Memorial Building fund. Il Invitations have been issued by the y faculty and graduating class of Spring Hill College to the commencement exer- cises of that institution which take place r Wednesday morning, June 24th, begin
 ming at S:3o o'clock. at the college. The degree of doctor of divinity will be conferred upon Rev. D. Savage of n Montgomery, Ala; degree of doctor of music upon Prof. A. J. staub of the con 5 Cervatory of Music, Stuttgart, Germany. . and degree of fine arts upon Prof. P .. | Boudesquie. A. M. United States Civil D Engineer Candidates for other degrees ; are as follows:
 Degree of A. M.-Emile H. Reyes. Jr., = A. B.; James J. Martin. A. B. Degree of A. B.-John A. Boudosquie. }. James c, Casserly, Alfred H. Hymel, : Ferdinand L. Larue, Julius c. Meininger, Maximin D. Touart, Domingo I. Villamil.
 Emilio E. yillamil. William H. Villamil. Joseph M. Walsh.
 Degree of B. S.-Vernon c. Becker, Jo- seph H. Duchamp, P. Leo earns Thomas
 H. McHatton and Raoul F. Reynaud
 The closing of the Cathedral Boys n School. under the auspices of the Sisters u of St. Joseph took place this afternoon s- at o'clock at McGill Institute and a IL large audience witnessed the exercises. g A number of the priests of the city and io sisters were present as was Rt. Rev. l. l. Bishop Edward P Allen of the Diocese ID of Mobile. The program, an interesting n, one was we'll carried out by the students. m It was as follows:
 " Entrance March-H. Maylath. IT Greeting Song-Full chorus Is Medley, Old Friends-Juniors. rs Song. Americas Emblem-A Class. re Recitation. Little Hero-Juniors.
 OOUS, ne MeETy 1OunESIerS-MlnlLnS. Recitation, The Angelus-A Class. ne Music, Violin Selection-Silenburg. re Recitation. Our Future Graduates-H. n- Dempsey.
 ID Music. Violin Selection-Jacoby
 Sickle Drill-A Class.
 ne Song, Memory Songs-Juniors. e; Recitation, Mothers Dream-A Class. Ill Recitation, My Ships-E. Myers. T. Closing Hymn-To The Sacred Heart
 Edward Donovan, a man about town lo and of immense stature and size late
 last night while under the influence oi t liquor, came upon a party of foreigners = at the corner of Government and Roya | Streets, one of whom was singing. Dono- rv van, walking up to him, and claiming tc h. be an officer of the law. arrested the n- man. After a barley. the man got away H. from Donovan, and, in turn, had him ar or rested. This morning Recorder McAleeI IT, fined Donovan $25 or fifty days. he Officers were elected by Mobile Lodge
 No. 40 Ancient Free and Accepted Ma. or sons last night as follows: Dr. E. L. D. Marechal, Worshipful Master: Joseph R re Little. Senior Warden; Phil S. Meyer of Junior Warden; s. H. Solomon, Senior
 Deacon; W. H. Kelly, Junior Deacon
 M. O. Discher. Secretary; G. Van Ant at werp, Treasurer; J. V. Falick and J. B ey Levy, Stewards; J. w. Phillips. Thomas ne T. Roach and J. D. Bloch. Trustees. ed
 re Charley Knutsen. a Norwegian sailor nc at an early hour this morning, jumped @. out of window on the second floor of a KS sailor boarding house on CPnti between IT. Commerce and Water StreAts breaking r. leg. He was sent to the hospital. It h' Is thought the man had been drinking too - much and during delirium made the leap - to the pavement.
 Mobile. June s.-(special)-Ne from
 Whistler tonight was. that the boiler
 makers had not returned to work at the
 Mobile and Ohio shops and the one here
 Is also out. The rumor of last night that
 the machinists would also go out is gain
 ing strength and it would not be surpris- ing if they quite before the end of the week.
 The remains of Mrs. Fannie Files Per
 kins, wife of Thomas Perkins, the woman
 who committed suicide last night, were
 inferred in Magnolia Cemetery this af-
 ternoon, Rev. H. H. Shell. otficiating. , The pallbearers were: w. A. Locker.
 Thomas Lahan, A. Roe, Henry Ledebur
 c. A. Prados and J. E. Sherman.
 Will Lewis. colored, was arrested to-
 night on suspicion of being the person
 who shattered the window of Courtney s
 store on Commerce Street last night. In his room was found a lot of bottled ' liquors which correspond with some of
 the goods taken at the time.
 Hazel Kirk, a young white woman, ap-
 peared before Recorder McAleer this . morning on a warrant charging carrying concealed weapons. She was ordered to D give bond of $1OO to the Inferior Grim 3 nal Court.
 J. s. Hunter. P. Shamberber. c L. 8 Albritton of Camden. G. W. Powc of I Jackson. J. H. White of Lower Peach v Tree, and Dr. J. D. Owen, Jr.. of Bay Minette, Ala. are registered at the Hotel 2 Windsor.
 5 The children of Mir. and Mrs J. T. - McNamara. accompanied by their grand ' mother, Mrs. Honhost. left last evening d for Biloxi, Miss, where they will occupy 6 their summer home for the season. s Hon. William c. Fitts left this after }, noon for Washington where he goes tc argue a case before one of the courts
 Mrs. Fitts accompanied him on the trip