The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16

were as follows:
 from Havana.
 American schooner starke, 1ss tons. from Vera Cruz, Mexico. British steamship Voltage, l'74S tons from Vera Cruz, Mexico. After a very brief illness Frank Pal1iser. one of Mobiles young ana enterprising citizens died last night at his residence, northeast corner or Bayou and Dauphin Streets. MT. Pal liser was a son of the late U. PaiI- ser. . highly respected Mobilian He was a native of this city and an hon. ored member of Howard Lodge. A. F. and A. M., Maple Camp Woodmen of the World and the Spanish Benevolent Society. He is survived by his wife. four children and two brothers. The remains were taken to New orleans this afternoon for interment.
 Marriage licenses were issued out of the Probate Court for the week to the following white couples: w. H. Ken nedy to Mamie B. Touart, Albert k. Plaice to May Crowley, Willie F. Will son to Bessie J. Oberkirch. Josiah Il. Bancroft to Gertrude A. Run, G. A. Houseman to Sarah J. Mccoy. A. Ma rion Carter to M. Calisha Mosher, Ed ward Berger to Minnie I. Smith. Bert ram F. Feist to Dolly M. Goldsmith. c. Theodore Crowley to Florence M. Grfmng. William A. Lewis to Lula k. Miller, Donnie A. Smith to Tommte R. 6. Lloyd. Licenses were issued to nine colored couples. Building permits were issued for the week out of the City Engineers ofice for the week, as follows: For repairs. ings, six at a cost of s4,525. Total of improvements, $7,270. Louis Bobe, aged IS years. son of Mrs. Augie Ayres and the late Louis J. Bobe, died last evening at the fam fly home on Bayou, second south of Cont Street. The interment took place this afternoon.
 F. B. Ressler, land and industrial agent of the Southern and Mobile and Ohio Railroads, with headquarters in Birmingham. Is in the city.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. P. Hazleton have returned from an extended visit to the East and are at home to friends on Spring Hill.
 A number of members of the Sunny Jim Hunting and Fishing Club left at midnight for Bayou Corners for an outing.
 Mir. and Mrs. George K. sossaman and children have returned from pleasant visit to St. Louis.
 NFohfIe Society News.
 Mrs. Hunt Chamberlain is the hos tess of the Do as You Please Club to- day at her home on Dauphin Way. This club will not begin it's regular season until November and todays session was merely an extra, as Mrs. Chamberlain was not able to entertain it last spring.
 The Shakespeare Club met this morning at the home of the Presi- dent, Mrs. c. J. Torrey and devoted a few hours to Anthony and Cleopatra. The only paper was one by Mrs. Goode, subject. "wherin does Lepidus Fail?"
 Speaking of weddings and the num- Der thereof this fall, 1t Is said that there will be three in Christ Church falling on the same day, November 9th All three brides are well known society girls.
 MT. and Mrs. Mark Lyons accom- panied by Miss Kate Sage and Miss Nellie Gordon left this mornig for St. Louis.
 Mrs. Carrie Marshall, Mrs. Goldth- waite and Mrs. T. L. Smith are ex- pected home Tuesday from Greenville. s. c
 Mrs. Fanny Gleares and Messrs. John and Jim McCaa will spend the winter with MT. and Mrs. Cary Butt
 Mrs. Guy Hamilton is expected home Monday from Georgia where she was called by the illness of her father. :
 Miss Grace Bestor will leave during the week for New York, where she will visit Mrs. Benjamin Micou.
 Mrs. Angelo Festorazza and chill dren have returned to the city from their home at Point Clear.
 Mrs. Penrose Vass and Miss Louise, are expected home from a delightful visit to Louisville.
 Mrs. Shelton Sims will entertain the Summer Card Club Thursday after