The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-10
CHARGES DISMISSED
or ALLEGATIONS
 AGAINST KREuMPEI-
The Grievance Committeg ef the Mobile Bar Association Finds That There is No Cause for
 Action.

 There is No Cause for Action.
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 Advertiser Bureau, Mobile. Nov. 9. Some few weeks ago charges of grave nature were preferred against Attorney Gerald 1T. KYeumpe1 by Att torney Brown. they being filed with the grievance committee of the Mobile Bar Association. Meetings of the commit l tee have been held at intervals fnves- tigating the charges made against MT Hreumpel Another meeting of the committee was held yesterday after noon which resulted in the decision that the charges against MT. Kreumpel would net be pressed further and dismissed them.
 The closing meeting of the General lConfederate Reunion Committee was held tonight with General Chairman Hamburger presiding. The chairmen Of all sub-committees were present, also members of the ladies' auxiliary. Every detail in connection with the program of entertainment, as hereto fore mapped out, was completed and the general committee is now in read
 iness for the coming of the Veterans and Sons.
 Chairman Craft of the Finance com-
 mittee reported suficiency of funds
 to meet every emergency and Chairman Powers of the Committee on Hotels and
 Accommodation made similar report.
 Chairman Powers of the latter com
 mittee. reported that accommodations
 in plenty and at moderate rates would be available for all corners.
 The ladies will tomorrow take up the
 matter of looking after sponsors and
 maids from other cities and these will be we'll cared for.
 l Chairman Ramsey, of the Committee | on Horses and Carriages, announced
 readiness to accommodate all omcers and ladies.
 On amusements, Chairman Butt an- nounced the bay excursions and trolley
 rides, besides moving pictures in Bien- vile Square. Chairman Wilson and sub-Chairman Judge announced enough music to
 make the old soldiers 'step lively" in the march and at the balls.
 Colonel Dumont mapped out line for the parade, subject to approval of the Commander-in-Chief. The review
 will be held from the base of the Semmes Monument.
 Chairman Wilmington for sponsors and maids attention, announced that
 the ladies would be well looked after i. He announced ball for Tuesday night in Elks' Home. and the ball for We'd nesday night in Temperance Hall Ad- mission to the latter will be by ticket,
 to be furnished on application to the committee.
 Chairman Cothran for the Commit tee on Invitations, reported that every
 detail of his commis<ee had been look
 ed after Col. Harvey E. Jones an- | GtAnhan n
 would. if possible, be in attendance. 1 General Whiting announced that the
 Athelstan Club would be open to maids
 and sponsors from g to each day |.
 Boxes in the theater will be set apart
 for the ladies. A special invitation, on recommendation of Mrs. Harvey E.. Jones. was ordered sent Mrs. Virginia Clay -Clopton of Huntsville.
 | Colonel Dlmont announced that the
 color company of the Mobile battalion. A. N. G., would be in grey uniforms. l On motion of MT. Judge, an appeal
 will be made to merchants and private persons to decorate their homes In Confederate colors. The final business of the meeting was a return of thanks by General Chair
 man Hamburger to the General Com mittee for its efficient assistance to him in making the reception and enter | tainment of the Veterans and Sons pos
 sible. and what 1t now appears. will be
 a great success. The thanks of the General Committee were voted Chair
 man Craft of the Finance Committee
 for untiring work. also to the entire
 membership and, the ladies. Mrs. George Fearn, ST., died last evening at the family home on Govern ment Street, after a brief illness. She was a most estimable Christian wo- man and enjoyed a large circle of
 friends In the city. She was the be-
 loved wife of George Fearn. ST., of Mo-
 bile. and had been resident here for l fourteen years. She was a native of
 Helena, Ark. She is survived by her
 husband. one daughter, Mrs. w. K.
 Sysson, and three sons, all of this city,
 her mother. Mrs. Potter, of Live Oak,
 Fla, and two brothers.
 l The steamer City of Camden, pur- chased several weeks ago at New Or o1eans by Mobile men for operation on
 the Bigbee River. and which has been
 expected to arrive here since last week.
 when it departed from New Orleans for
 Mobile, put in at Scranton last night
 where 1t was lowed owing to defective fiues. The steamer will be lowed to
 this port, reaching here tomorrow Up
 to last night no word had been receiv- i ed from the steamer since leaving New
 Orleans and there was anxiety as to | it's whereabouts.
 | Mrs. Margaret Imsand. relict of Frank Imsand, died this morning at her home,
 No. 161 Pine Street. after a short ill.,
 ness. She was a native of Germany,
 62 years of age and had been resident
 of Mobile the past forty-three years. | She was 6 most .estimable woman and leaves several children.
 With a capital of $15,000. the Mobile
 Motor Car Company was organized to- day. The officers of the company are I Robert Morris. President; A. J. Spen- cer. First Vice-President; M. Van Veu- vel, Second Vice-President; Joseph Stone, Secretary.
 Miss Otis Greene of Anniston, who lhas been spending several weeks with Mrs. stuart McRea at her home, No. North Lafayette Street, returned home
 today.
 Frances, the infant daughter of Mir. and Mrs Edward Culver, died this morning at the family home on Dear born and Montgomery Streets.
 pr. Joseph Schwarz. son of MT. and AErs R M. Schwarz of this city, has