The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-07
Advertiser Bureau,
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Seymour Duke, a negro. living at Jef- ferson and Texas Streets. last night heard a cry of distress from a home near by. Securing a pistol he rushed to the scene and found that the ladies in the house had discovered a man on the in- side. Duke made a search. found the man and ran him out. The intruder ran under the house and Duke sent two shots after him. He made desperate ef- forts to capture the man. but failed!
 Reports of men entering homes in Mo- bile are becoming quite frequent and the proposition to secure dogs Is again being discussed. It is understood that pressure will be brought to bear on the County Commission CTS to this end
 The following appeared in local paper this afternoons:
 Leaders of the opposing tickets for delegates to the State convention of Dem ocrats are conferring this afternoon with a view of settling the differences exist ing and putting forth q single ticket
 Tonight the managers of the Monday nights mass meeting ticket. gave out the following in answer to the above:
 Any rumor to the effect that the mass meeting ticket nominated for delegates will not run and stay in the field until elected, is without foundation"
 The old Dominion Telegraph Company. which has been dormant at this ond some time has again gonn to the front. before the Supreme Court this time. It Is in an effort is to have Chancellor Smith fix a fair and reasonable bond in some amount to be named by the Supreme Court, upon the giving of which a supersedeas may issue and the injunction be restored and to require the Chancellor to enforce obe- dience to the injunction and to commit for contempt any persons who violate the injunction.
 The Recorder Publishing Company was incorporated here today. The officers are A. l. Spencer, President; E. H. Hubbard Vice-President: Frank Conway. Sc e,reta- ry-Treasurer. The capital Is s6,000 The Recorder is a Republican weekly which has been in existence hero three or four months. The above named with J. Q. Hubbard c. B. Deans, w. F. Tebbetts. F. B. Merrill and w. H. Armbrecht. are the incorporators.
 Friends of Frank Jarvis and Miss Jamie Shelton, two we'll known young Mobil- fans, were much surprised this morning to learn that they had been married last afternoon at Gulfport Miss. They left here yesterday and returned on the early morning train. after having been mar ried at Gulfport. The groom is a popu- lar young machinist ard his bride is Q daughter of the late Edward Shelton.
 Samuel C. Lyons left for Montgomery this afternoon, taking a strong petition and many personal letters in behalf of John Deashman, a youth who is servir 2 five years at East Lake reformatory. The boy fired a pistol at some persons whom he thought were abusing his mother and a young girl was killed by the shot. This occurred at Bayou la Batre in the win- ter of 19)1.
 Announcement Is made of the hetrothal of Edward E. Bernheimer and Miss Clara Pollock Mir. Bcrnheime= is a member of the firm of Pollock and Bernheimer. the largest wholesale house in the city. and prominent in social, commercial and fraternal circles. His bride to be Is the second daughter of the senior members of the firm named, and Is a most charm ing and highly cultured young woman.
 Hon. Dennis c. Ryan of Buffalo. N. Y, who Is National Organizer of the An cient Order of Hibernians, tonight ad- dressed a large meeting in Cathedral hall. It was an open meeting Ills sup- ject was the order he represented and it's beneficial influences upon It's members and the good 1t does among Hibernians.
 Miss Henrietta Cassin. charming young Selmian. is tho guest of Miss Mar garet Burke, No. 757 Government Street.
 Mobile Society News.
 Amidst Easter lilies and roses. herself the farest flower of them all. Miss F'rin- gilla Smith became tonight the bride of Charles Norman Farrar The ceremony which meant the abdication of several years of acknowledged belledom for the new dignity Of married life was perform ed by Rev n. A. Planck in the p1rlors
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