The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-11
Advertiser Bureau; , i,

At 4:15 this afternoon. in attempuns
 tn throw a belt in the Mobile and onio
 machine shops at Whistler, Jacoo
 Trainor was caught and frisnuuiy
 mansled. An arm was torn on. q leg
 spiit open and his body mangied aimos'
 to a pulp.
 Trainor had been employed in tne
 sbors thirty years, and althousn negro. was well liked by eyerypoay m
 Whistler. He leaves large famiiy' Following is list of sponsors ana maids for the reunion of conredera.e Veterans. Alabania Division as oinciaiis
 Alabama Division, U. c. v.--spon- sor Miss Lucille Washburn. Montgom- cry; maids of honor, Misses Gertrude c. smith. Elizabeth Rhett. Kitty Shepard, Morris Clarke, Mobile; Miss Hortense Bedell opeiika; chaperone.
 Mrs. F. S. Wood, Troy; matron. Mrs. Harvey F. Jones, Mobile.
 Raphael Semmes Camp. No ?, Mobile Sponsor, Miss Margaret Howard,
 Mobile; maids of honor. Misses Jamie March, Helen Gaines, Mobile. Camp w. J. Hardee, Birmingham- | Sponsor Miss Nettie Aberpathy. Birm- l ingham: maid of honor, Miss Hattie | Epps, Birmingham.
 First Brigade-Sponsor, Miss A. Au-- | | honor. Miss Mary Marshall yass, Mont gomery; Miss Mercer Edmonds. Enter | prise; Miss Melissa Howell. Coopers. Second Brigade--Sponsor, Miss Clara A. Huey. Marion; maids of honor, | Misses Jessie Whiting. Eioise Withers. Mobile.
 Third Brigade-Sponsor, Miss Mary Turner Clanton, Huntsville: maids of honor, Misses Kathleen Harding, Alber-
 ta Taylor, Huntsville.
 Fourth Brigade - Sponsor. Miss Sophia Semmes Wittichen, Birmingham; maids of honor, Miss Martha M. Bell,
 Anniston; Miss Lilly Dunlap. Birming- ham.
 Clayton Camp, Clayton-sponsor, Miss Nellie Wallace. Clayton; maids of Miss Maud Monnier, Denaopolis. Franklin K Beck Camp, Camden Sponsor, Miss Minnie C. Foster, Cam den; maids of honor, Mss Bessie Bry- ant. Camden; Miss Fanny. Vincent. Mobile.
 The official roster of maids and sponsors, chaperone and matron of honor of the United Sons of Confeder- at Veterans will be announced later. What came near proving fatal ac- cident occurred at ! o'clock tonight at the southeast corner of Royal and St. Michael Streets. The salvage corps in answering a call to fire, made wide swing into Royal out of St. Michael Streets. The wheels struck the curb ing, throwing Thomas Devine. a fire- man, heavily to the walk. At the | same time both horses swung on the sidewalk and 1t was thought Devine was trampled. He was picked up and
 carried into a store and a physician | was called. Devine was found to be internally injured, but not necessarily | fatally hurt.
 With all returns for the county in, but not ofhcially counted, 1t Is mere ly a formality to. announce that the | President of the Board of Revenue and | Road Commissioners of Mobile County will be Simons. Andrews, Craft, Baeur, | and Cowley, of these only Messrs. Sim | mons and Baeur will be returned | from the present board. Mr. Cowly de-
 feated President W. H. Holcomb. by q
 very close margin.
 Mrs. Susan Alice Eastburn, widow of l Theodore l.. Eastburn died today at her home. 763 Augusta Street. She was a
 native of Clarke County and had re- l sided in Mobile forty-three years. She | was a most estimable woman. She Is
 survived by two sons, Ross and Edward | Eastburn.
 The remains of Mrs. Martha Littell | Fearn, wife of George Fearn, ST., were | | funeral taking place from the family
 home. No. 1050 Government Street. Rev.
 Matthew Brewster of Christ Episcopal 1 Church officiated.
 l Mrs. Margaret Imsands's remains | were buried in Magnolia Cemetery this | morning. The funeral took place from
 St. JOseph's Church. Rev. Father
 Schuler officiating. There was large
 attendance at the obsequies.
 The Mobile Rifles tonight held a
 prize drill Captain Callaghan com
 manding. with Lieutenants Barter and Rubira. Corporal T. c. H. Will jams won the inspection medal on a
 draw with two comrades. Corporal Barter won the drill medal
 Mrs. W. H. Sledge. left tonight for
 Philadelphia. to visit her son Edward Sledge, who Is attending college there.
 Lawrence the eleven year old son of
 Frank Faber. in Jumping from a cart | loaded with sand early tonight on Con l ceptiOn, near Texas streets fell and