The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-01
The Newr of Mobile.

pe brought here tomorrow morning and inferred In Magnolia Cemetery. the fun eral taking place at 10 o'clock from Jack son Street Presbyterian Church.
 Lennox D. Browne left tonight for Montgomery to attend the session of the Grand Lodge of Masons.
 Last night in Christ Episcopal Church Thanksgiving services were held for the Junior Order United American Mechan- ics by Rev. Matthew Brewster. His text was, "Patriotism and the Duty of Indi- viduals as Members of the American Re- public" About lsJ members attended the services.
 Tonight in German Relief Tzaii "Green Domino'' ball was given by young ladies of Mobile. The following young men served as the committee for the young ladies'; William Barry. Chairman: H. Onerkirch. J. Tardy. l.. Komiken '. SkaIly. About 100 couples were present and danced until q late hour to the music
 nf Drago's orchestra
 Marshall Miller pf Georgiana. Ala. ar- rived in Mobile yesterday and at once went to the city prison to see Chief Case in reference to the negro Gibson with alldS6S, WHO was hPRIGuSuuSu ucIo FTt-, day afternoon as the negro who killed Policeman Mullen in Birmingham. Mfr. Miller looked at the negro and told Chief Case that he was positive. from what he had learned from a negro now held at |Georgiana, that Gibson was the man want ed. Miller left last night for Georgiana to return here with his negro for the pur- pose of identifying the man Gibson. He Is expected here tomorrow morning.
 Tn the Recorders Court this morning Judge McAleer heard forty-four city and two State cases, Ten cases were dis missed, five continued and the total of fines in the other cases was $l66 The two State cases were Jessie Fields and Johnnie Williams. two negro boys lS years old each. charged jointly with stealing twenty-five wounds of cable wire from the Bell Telephone and Cable Company. The two boys were each sentenced to thirty days in the County jail.
 Thomas P. Williams. former official of the city and a lifetime resident of Mobile. died this morning at his home on Augusta and Jefferson Streets. He was % years of age. He leaves a wife and several children. The remains will be in- tered in Magnolia Cemetery tomorrow afternoon.
 Mobile Society News.
 MT. and Mrs. William r. Stoutz have announced the engagement of their youngest daughter. Elizabeth Georgia to Lieutenant George Geylie McKnig ight. The wedding will take place at the StoutS res- idence on St. Anthony Street. December 9. at 6 D. m. No cards have been issued.
 Miss Francis Troy of Charlotte, W. G. A.. tad Gatt nA Wu1Ry thA guest of Mrs. Richard Mellett during De- cember. Miss Troy was probably the most popular visiting girl in Mobile last winter and her return will be greeted with pleasure.
 The Hamilton Whist Club with the usual members in attendance met this af- ternoon with Mrs. l.. H, Broadwood on Government Street. On account of the re- cent bereavement of one of the members the Pivot Whist Club held no meeting to- day.
 The Chinese Honeymoon called out 9 large and fashionabe audience this even ing and many informal little suppere were given after the performance.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. G. Bush of Birming- ham spent yesterday in the city on a short visit to Mrs. A. P. Bush and fam fly. ...., F. ,
 Misses Sarie and Willie Creagh have re- turned from 8 lengthy stay in the North.
 Miss Lillian Faith has returned from a visit to friends in Birmingham.
 The Aquinas Reading Circle met this evening in McGill Institute.