The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-01
The Newr of Mobile.
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 Mobile, March 31
 The thirty-eighth annual commence ment of the Medical College branch of the University of Alabama. took place tonight in the Mobile Theater. The grad uates were as follows:
 Applicants for Degree M. D.
 J. NJ. Austin, Wetumpka, Ala; w. Barnes. Ozark. Ala; B R. Bradford. De- tason, Ala; H. l. A. Cook, Mobile Ala; w. W. Deal, Montana. Ala; L. N. Flip po, Bear Creek. Ala; E. C. Hagler North H W. Xiii. Carroilton Ala; H. L. HInds, New Hope, Ala; s. K. Jennings, Pen sacola, Fla; T. c. Kelly, Fulton. Ala. {; L W. Kirkland, Cast,eberry, Ala: H. J. krudop, Mobile. Ala; l.: T. Lee, Clayton Il. D. Lofiin.. Troy, Ala; J. c. McDaniel Whitfield, Ala; J. c. Mcleod. Gaines. Ala: H. T. McGehee, Northport. Ala; T. l.. Mathers, Motherville. Miss; G. len. Equality. Ala; c. A. Pate. Roanoke Ala: J. Q. Rusn. Dothan. Ala; T. J. Russell. winton, Ala; J. NJ. Sankey. Hat chechubbee Ala; w A. Sellers, Inver- L. H. senteff. Mobile. Ala; J. D. Smith Laurel, Miss; Guy Stewart. Abercrom- bic. Ala; T. F. Taylor. Mulberry. Ala ; b A. Tucker. Jericho, Ala; c. W. Van diver, Talladega. Ala; c. P. Williams. Wetumpka. Ala; E. E. Williams. Fur
 Applicants for Degree c. Ph.
 W, S. Bell. Gordo. Ala; W. c. Car nathon. Butler. Ala: G. W. Dorsett, Will mer. Ala; J. H. Somerville. Jr.. Alice vile Ala; H. Thompson. Gadsden, Ala. {; J. E. Tucker. Jericho. Ala: P. F. Wat kins, Clayton. Ala
 There. was large and representative audience. The program was:
 Invocation-Rev. o. C, McGhee.
 Salutatory-B. s. Carpenter.
 Report of the Dean, Prof. G. A. Ketchum
 Address and conferring degrces-Presi- dent J. w. Abercrombie.
 Announcement of honor roll-Prof. w.
 Presentation of Bush prize-Prof. W. II. Sanders.
 Hospital appointments-The Dean.
 Charge of the Faculty to graduates Prof. Fl. A. Moody.
 Valedicto tory-Dr c. A. Pate.
 Benediction.
 The Bush prize. case of instruments. was awarded to pr. Hugh Hill.
 The following appointments were an- noGnced: Resident Physician, City Hos p;tal. pr. Wyatt Barnes; Interne. City Hospital. Ir. M, J. Slaughter; Interne Alabama Insane Hospital. Dr. T. F. Tdy- Tor: Interne Providence Infirmary. pr, W. W. Deal: Interne Gulf and Ship Is- land Railroad Hospital at Hattiesburg, Miss, Dr. J. C. McDaniel.
 Honor men-J. M. Austin, E. c. flag Ter. E. c. Harris. H. w. Wilson. L: T. Lee. J. c. Mcleod. .Jr., W. A. Sellers, L. H. Sentiff. F. Taylor. The prize in physiology was won by J. M. Fielder, Jr.
 Col. John g Mosby of Confederate cav airy fame is in Mobile tonight
 The annual election of officers of Mobile l0s B. P. 0. E.,< tonight resulted as fol- lows: Excited Ruler. Lag Schwarz; Es- teemed Leading Knight, J. J. Quill; Es- teemed Lecturing Knight, H. ". Pros kauer; Secretary. John w. Scheible; Treasurer. H. w. Leinkauf: Chaplain, Rabbi A. c. Moses: Trustee. George .. Winter; Tiler, J. F. o'Connell; Repre- sentative to Grand Fspdge. Charles L.. Schweizer; Alternate. R. Rosenfield.
 This being Holy Thursday" the sev- eral Catholic churches of the city pre- serted beautiful appearance on their in teriors. The altars and chancel rails gorgeous in beautiful blossoms, and the bright faced little girls garbed In snowy white. each carrying floral offerings. made a magnificent effect. The services in the Cathedral and other churches were of a most solemn order. At the Cathedral Rt Rev. Bishop Edward F. Allen officiated at the solemn pontifcal mass.
 A short time ago mention was made in The Advertiser of the formation of q stock company at Semmes on the M. J. and K c. Railroad, to erect and op- tory. just over the State line. on the same road, is to be erected at Richton. A stock company was formed there yes terday with many substantial citizens of that town and vicinity on the list. A factory of 1000 cans daily capacity will be erected. It Is expected to be in read mess for operation by May 15 and will give employment at first to about forty hands.
 Charles smith of Decatur, former Mobilian. was last night joined in mar ri&ge to Miss Gussie Carter an estimable young woman- The ceremony took place at the residence of James Wachter, No. 359 South Conception Street. and was a quiet affair. Rev. Frank K Sims per formed the marital ceremony. Mir. Smith is son of General Foreman John Y. Smith of the local Louisville and Nash ist In the Decatur shops. With his bride he left at midnight for Decatur.
 W. A. Jones, a collector for a local household goods dealer. came in contact with two negro women while on a collect ing tour, and his face now presents the appearance of a map In colors. He states that the women, when he called to collect a bill. set upon him with cur tain polls and beat him. Warrants were sworn out foWthe women,
 The County Democratic Executive Com. mittee met tonight to name officers foI the coming primary. Every member was present officers for the city wards were named and adjournment was taken until noon tomorrow to select officers for coun- ty precincts.
 Dr. J. T. Searcy. Superintendent of the Alabama-B Bryce Insane Hospital with headquarters in Tuscaloosa, and s. C. Naylor, Assistant Steward of the Mt Vernon Hospital, are in the city.
 Charles s. Wilmarth, the white man who was arrested Tuesday evening on suspicion as an embezzler was discharg- ed by Judge McAleer in the Recorder Court this morning.
 Hon. E. 0. Sykes, Jr.. of Aberdeen Mss. is spending the day In Mobile. One hundred and fifty condemnation papers were filed with Mayor Mclean to- day by the City Board of Aealth. These are against property owners who have failed to connect kitchen sinks. bath tubs and hydrants with the sanitary sewers This is the first move of a vigorous cam pagn on this line.