The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-07
Advertiser Bureau,
 Mobile. Sept, (

MODlI6, sept Q. One needs but to walk about in the business district In this city to be con- yfnced of the vast amount of improve ments now being made.
 Already the Cawthon hotel building is beginning to loom up. The immense steel uprights and beams are being rapidly placed in position and one can readily imagine what the building Vii be, so far as substantially and propor- | tions is concerned.
 The magnificent six story building of the City Bank and Trust Company | is completed on the exterior and near. | ly so on the inside. Many of the of- fices on the uppers floors are now oc- | cupied.
 The six story Pollock building on Commerce street will be ready for oc- cupancy in a few days.
 l A large brick addition to the Bell Telephone Company's building is in course of erection.
 In fact, no less than a score of build ings, aside from these are being re- ! modelled. t.s- | At noon today, at the residence, No J161 St. Michael street. Arthur ". Feiber and Miss Edna Murray were Joined in marriage. Hon. Price Williams, Jr, Judge of Probate, performed the cere- mony in his inimitable style. A few friends witnessed the happy ceremony.
 MT. and Mrs. Feiber, prior to their marriage, were popular employees Of the Hammond Dry Goods Company and held in the highest esteem by their employers and co-workers in that es- Establishment.
 Mobiles latest hotel, St. Andrew. a relict of the Commercial Hotel, which was destroyed with the Battle House in February last, is now @ reality. The handsome four-story structure has been built, Inside and out, and at noon today was turned over to the owners by Jett Bros., the contractors. The front, on Royal Street, Is four stories and at the rear five. =@." a.:.
 R. Benz & Sons. the architects made a thorough examination this morning and received the building. It Is now being fitted up with furniture.
 Mrs. Carrie Chambers. relict of Alex lChambers, one time resident of Mobile, died at her home at Point Clear last night Mrs. Chambers was sixty-four years of age, a native of this city
 and a most lovable woman. She Is survived by daughter. Mrs. William
 M Evans, of this city.
 The remains were brought here to-
 day and will be inferred tomorrow
 morning. Mrs H. Stokes, a most estimable woman of Fairhope, Baldwin county
 died early yesterday morning. She } had been i'll only few hours. A sor
 at Fairhope and a daughter, Mrs. D'
 Cerna, now on the high seas en rout' home from Paris, France, survive her
 The remains will be held until th'
 daughter arrives.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Jones of Foul ha
 friends in the loss of their little z
 year-old daughter, Myrtle.
 The demise occurred early this morn ing. She was a beautiful child anC exceptionally bright Her death was {
 sad blow to the parents.
 In parlor of the Methodist parson
 age at Crichton. this county. at o'clock last night William R. Burnet
 and Miss Bertie Christenberry wer' joined in marriage by Rev. J. D Kersh. The attendants were John J
 Burnett and Miss Katie Powell. The groom is a popular employe the Mobile Light and Railroad Com pany and his bride lovable and hand some young girl.
 Walter Ables. giving his home a Chattanooga, and Willie Harris, mu r latto negress, are in trouble. The were tried today Dy ReCOTuer McAlee 1 on the charge of miscegenation an each fined $50 or ninety days in ta
 and also required to give bond in tn ' sum of $500 each to keep the peace.
 The headquarters of the Centrs
 News Company, located on Tennesse
 street, opposite the M. J;& K. c. Rail
 road, were robbed last night. The ron bery was not discovered until late to 2 day. The safe and cash register ha Q been rifed and a small amount c - money taken, besides a large quantlt
 of cigars.
 Dr. Charles A. Mohr tonight eH
 pressed himself as highly pleased Wit a local health conditions, as well
 those in Baldwin County, where he ha k been investigating the past two day v Mrs. William Hunter of Fairfor'
 was one of the arrivals on the rive y steamer Nettie Quill. from an extende t trip on the Alabama river. she Tel p today for her home.
 Master Daniel Pelty left this morn i ing for Auburn, where he will resum . his school dutIes at the Alabama Poly } technic Institute
 : Mir. and Mrs, A, H. srira an
 daughter Miss Matilda, and MT. an