The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-18
The News of Mobile

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 the jail. courthouse and poorhouse i'm
 County Physician Ward reported, recommending certain needed improve ments at the poor house. He also acc | commended discontinuance of the pur- | chase of whiskey by the barrel for use
 there of the kind purchased in the past
 and that small lots and better grades I be bought in future and that inmates De given whfskey only on his prescrip- | tion.
 Commissioner Bauer, Chairman of the Poorhouse Committed, stated that the whiskey used cost sL50 per gallon by the barrel and was good goods. He also said the custom of purchasing 1t by the barrel was established before he became a member of the board. Dr. Ward. in support of his recom- mendation to stop the indiscriminate poorhouse. said he had the past week seen q female inmate drunk. The phy- sician's report was referred to the Poorhouse Committee.
 Special Officer HoyIe and Policeman Bromley this morning arrested Spencer Smith. negro wanted for the murder of Tom Matthews at Catherine. Ala, game. smith acknowledged killing Matthews.
 Articles incorporating the Cotton ae Ta ea in oaPsa tDe prossis SSss tors are A. $. TerreIi. W. II. Bennett and Thomas Emery of Chicago. The porting business from this port and engage in the buying and selling of lumber, mill accessories and turpen- tine. The articles claim that the full standardization tra
 The Mobile Foundry Company was incorporated this afternoon for $10,000 by fling articles in the Probate Court. w. ollinger and c J. Mahier.
 For three hours tonight the General Council was in session. Many matters of city officials. All of these were or dered printed. Mayor Lyons presented through communication letter asking Tatincation of his action in discharging Ing Edward T. Rondeau as his success sor. Alderman Craft offered the fol- lowing resolution. which was adopted.
 Be 1t resolved. by the General coun- ell of the City of Mobile. That the &C., ton of Pat J. Lyons, as Mayor of the Eity of Mobile, in the removal of John Case from the office of chief of police ward T. Rondeau as his successor in tne ofncs of chief of police of the city, confirmed. and the sad John Case is hereby removed by the General Council of the City of Mobile from said office of chief of police and the appointment of the said E. T. Rondeau in his stead to said office Is hereby confirmed"
 Alderman Kirkbride was vigorous in opposing the resolutions saying that since Mir. Case had been deposed as chief of police gambling had increased. more license was allowed in the re- strtcted district and assignation houses were increased. Alderman Berney, who also voted against the resolution. said the matter of busting MT. Case was before the Supreme Court of the State and he felt the Council should await It's action.
 The recommendation of the Mayor that standing reward of $50 be of fered for the apprehension of any per- son inJuring a policeman in arresting him met opposition from Alderman kirkbride, but was passed.
 The budget for the fiscal year as sub mitted by City Clerk Owen was rati-
 Alderman Norvine ssked for an ap- propriation of s5.00os for drainage in the southern part of the city. On mo- ton of Councilman Oberhaus the cover all parts of the city and 1t was so ordered on roll call.
 Mobile Society News. :. The Mobile golf players and the la- dies accompanying them returned yes terday afternoon from Pensacola en- thusiastic over their visit to that city and the cordial reception accorded them. The match took place Saturday afternoon and was preceded " an elaborate luncheon at noon for the Mobile guests served by the ladies. Later In the afternoon tea was giv- present, naval officers and their wives and number of other distinguished pople, among them Lord Charles Beresford, vice admiral of the English daughter, Captain Cowles, brother-in- law of President Roosevelt and many others. The. excellent band from the 'Alabama," loaned by Captain Reeder for the occasion, gave a concert and played dance music which was en- joyed by the dancing element The enjoyment of the Mobile guests was team was victorious, defeating, ren- sacola 10 up.
 Mrs. Thomas Newton Fowler an- nounces the approaching marriage of her daughter, Dawn Gilmore, to Mir. Harold Bancroft Miles, the wedding to take place the evening of May End. | at the brides home on Dauphin Street. 1 Niles and is in business in Lincoln. l Nebraska. Miss Fowler is great l favorite in Mobile and it is with re- | gret that her friends learn that her | marriage will take her so far from | home.
 Mir and Mrs. Thomas Edwin Hen l don have issued invitations to the | of their daughter, Elizabeth | Frank, to Mr. Joseph Meyer Schryver, | on Thursday. April 27th. at 5:Sv | o clock, St. Francis Street Baptist Church.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J, Pillichody and little son nave returned from stay of several weeks at stafford Springs. MT. Pfllichody is much improved iD health.
 Mir and Mrs. Niolon have issued invitations to the marriage of their