The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-30
Advertiser Bureau.
Mobile, June 20.

Mobile, June 20.
BY the bursting of the ten-inch mair
OF the Mobile Water Works Company
at the northeast corner OF Dearborn
and Government last evening. the
damage to the handsome residence oil
Mr.. Etchold was such as to render
the first and second floors of the front
! OF the building untenable. This was
1 perhaps the greatest damage from the
break. though the residents of that Sec
| ton of the city were seriously incom-
NODDED during last night and the great
err part of this morning by having their
| water supply cut off.
| After working during the early hours
of this morning. the force of hands
| located the cause for the deIuge OF wa
| ter A piece of the section of ten,inch
pipe had broken out four feet long and
three inches wide. The water broke
through the ground and flew fifty feet
or more into the air. The full force
of the stream entered the Elchold home.
doing great damage. The Gurley Con-
struction Company. laying sewerage
drains and sub-surface pipes. also sus-
tanned considerable damage. The break
was repaired by IL o'clock this morn
ing.
Secretary Wilson of the Commercial
Club, is in receipt of an official letter
from Major General George p Harri-
son. commanding Alabama Division
United Confederate Veterans. In the
communication he. in behalf of his
command, accepts the invitation of the
Commercial Club to hold the annual re-
union here. While not designating
the time he intimated that some time
In November suitable to the club and
Camp Raphael Semmes of Mobile would
be agreeable. Secretary Wilson also
received by the same mail a letter from
Thomas M. owen, Commander of Ala
bama Division. Sons of Confederate
veterans. Commander Owens stated
that in event the veterans accepted the
sons would do likewise.
President Max Hamburger, Jr.. of the
commercial Club. will call that body
together at once and invite semmes
camp to meet with 1t. to arrange for
entertaining the veterans and sons.
Mrs. Mary Pique Dominique an old
resident of Mobile, died last night at
her home, No. 267 st. Emanuel Street.
from the effects of a paralytic stroke
sustained yesterday morning. She was
a native of Ireland and was Sc years
of age. She was the relict of Pioue
Dominique, who was a highly respected
Mobilian. One sister. Miss Rose Kelly,
four daughters, Mesdames Neil McCar-
ron. Max Souck and Joseph c. Sullivan.
and Miss Jeanette Dominique, and two
sons. Messrs. Thomas and Frank Dom
Unique survive her. The interment will
take place tomorrow morning.
~
The long drought has at last been
broken Rain has fallen all through
this county and the farmers are much
relieved. though a great portion of
their early paintings were lost The
relief In the city is very perceptfble
in that the dearth of water in the
mains has been obviated and people
now have all the water they can use.
Mobile society News.
Wednesday. the day of weddings.
brought several In it's train today.
The marriage of Miss Alice Armis-
tead Jones to Mr.. Rennison Lee Will
ltams, took place at Trinity Church at
o'clock this evening, Rev. DIR. Ben
nett officiating. White flowers and
palms beautifed the church and the
wedding ceremony was made all the
.sweeter and more solemn by the pres
ence of the chorister boys, whose fresh
voices were enriched by the addition
of Mrs. ]. o. Dickens and Mr.. Ernest
Planck. The wedding party included
the ushers, Messrs. George Williams
Richard Jones, Jr., Readford Jones and
John Winter Miss Julia Williams
bridesmaid; Miss jamie Jones. maid of
honor the little flower girls, Misses
May and Selma Jones and Miriam and
Alpha Jones, and the ring bearer, Nell
son Able, The bride entered with her
father. Mr.. Rachel Jones. She wore a