The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-07
GALLONS NOW READY
STRUCTURE UPON WHICH ED HUD-
 SON WILL BE HANGED.
The Negro Declares that He is nea"' to Co, and Shows No Remorse Over Crime for Which He
 Was Convicted.
Advertiser Bureau.

Was Convicted.
 Advertiser Bureau.
 Mobile. Sept D.
 The gallows upon which Ed Huoso, is to be hanged Thursday. within iesii hours. has already been placed in posi. ton in the county jail yard. Jailer Frank Caxalas stated this morning that Hudson wos ready to die, having sali Sunday that he wished 1t were to De the next day. The negro shows aoso lutely no remorse and eats his meais as heartily as if he had been doing hard days work.
 Tomorrow at II o'clock an innova- tfon in court proceedings in the lnte- rior Criminal Court room will take place. Through legislative enactment the career of Justices of the Peace Tn Mobile are at an end. At least Judse Foster K. Hale. Jr., so interprets the law, and tomorrow he will hear seven civil cases in what will then be known as the inferior civil and criminal court. Some of the justices claim the act ere ating the new department of justice towit, the civil branch of this tribunal does not become effective until after the November election. On the other hand, Judge Hale claims. as do other attorneys. that inasmuch as the act had provided for tn esuccessor to the justices of the inferior civil court. the law became operative September l.
 The proceedings in the new court will be witnessed by many interested persons, including the Justices of the Peace.
 Late last night at an infirmary, Mrs. Garrette Sheehan passed away She was 90 years old, and was a devout Catholic. One son, Rev. Father John Sheehan. pastor of St. Mary's Church, Victoria, Tex, survives her He will be here to attend the obsequies. which will take place tomorrow morning in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Con ception with requiem high mass.
 The subscription committee of the Commercial Club for the watch factory informed The Advertiser today that 1t was meeting with gratifying success. People with capital are taking very kindly to the movement to have the plant erected and operated in Mobile, and the committee feels 1t will be suc- cessful in getting the $10o.000 neces- sary.
 Mrs. Catherine Paine. relict of Col
 
 home of her daughter. Mrs. F. F. Du mas, at Arlington. in her 90th year Mrs. Paine was native of Newport R. l., and came to Mobile at Is years of age. Another daughter, Mrs. J. H Harris of Mobile, with Mrs Dumas, has the sympathy of many friends. At 5:30 this afternoon George Mos ley and his seven year old son were fishing off the wharf at the foot oi Charleston street. The lad fell over board and the father plunged in after him. The father struck a heavy pill ing and the two sank. Two hour. later both were found. the child clasp ed in the fathers arms.
 In the United States Court in ad l miralty this afternoon a suit in admi- | ralty was filed by the Pensacola, St. An | drews and Gulf Steamship Compan, versus twenty-four sheets of steel ant the schooner Laura L. United State, Marshal Deans seized the schooner am | steel for the libellant company. The Alabama river steamer Netti Juill and the Bigbee steamer w. J Bethea. after taking on large cargoes failed to get out tonight, because 0 strike of deck hands. A demand fo an increase was made, and failing l. get the raise, they struck. Efforts t secure other hands proved futile Some time during last night the of I flee of the Mobile Fish and Oyster Com pany, on the river front. near Eslav' Street, was entered by unknown parties A hatchet was used to break open tn cash drawer. Only 42 cents was taker | The big safe was not mOleSted.
 A large force of hands Is busily en l gagged in putting down a concrete foun dalton in the north alley of the South ern Market Upon this will be place vitrified brick. Each of the three alley will be paved similarly. The improve ment has long been needed.
 Information was received here tha an unknown white man boarded tn river steamer Ouachita at Carter Landing and when the steamer Wa opposite Hopkins he fell overheard an was drowned.
 The finance committee of the Confed crate Reunion Committee was out to | day soliciting money from the bushes people They state there will be n trouble in obtaining the amount neces sary
 | Mrs. A. H. Malone, matron of tn Protestant Orphanage, will leave to morrow night for St. Louis. Her mis sion there Is to study methods in vogu at similar institutions in that city.
 s. D. Copeland and wife have gone t St. Louis, where MT. Copeland will at tend the plumbers convention. H and Mrs. Copeland will also do the Ex position before returning home. l Col. Edward l.. Russell, accompanie by his daughter, Miss Eoline. left th; morning in his private car on the Mo bile and Ohio for an extended triI through Canada.