The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-22
Advertiser Bureau.

MoDle, Sept. sA'
 The Hulburt- Benz -Hoiconabe contro, versy in the Probate Court room ana corridor of the court house yesterday evenins is the talk of the day. MT. Hulburt's statements in one of the evening and the morning paper, from the standpoint of many, as comparea with the account of the affair as writ ten by reporters who were present, have considerable divergence. Presi- dent Holcombe of the Board or hevehue and Railroad Commissioners stated lo The Advertiser representative tnis morning that he felt 1t to be his duty to have the several statements or MT. Hulburt substantiated.
 President Hoicombe remarked that as the executive head Of the Boaro' he felt it to be his duty to demand an examination and he would see to IL that Mir. Hubert should either go into the courts or before the grand jury to substantiate the assertions he had uttered during the controversy. 1T, said MT. Holcombe, there has been any wrong-doing. want to know of it. Joseph Milic, alias Jno. Millerick. the man badly wanted in New Orleans Tor robbery and also wanted by the health SmGefs Seen captured S a Snd sent to the Crescent City. The man is charged with haxlns robbed a man named Bernard in New Orleans and fled the city. He hailsd i,,a
  train ten miles out of Ntw Orleans. and when identified and pointed out to the quarantine officers on the train Jumped koff near the State line. The news was ! forwarded to Mobile and subsequently sent out to all quarantine officials: The man was finally located at Alabama Point yesterday and this Isnd morning paa caP aRe mouth of East Fowl River by Police men Harwell and Deputy DeIchamps; He was brought here this afternoon S.a ana | AT SsA naa a &h&riTG | ilce. When searched he had $1.sS in money on him. Dr. Rhett Goode, the City Physician. was sent for. He ex- amined the man and pronounced nm
 At ( o'clock. the man was taken on the southbound l.. and N. train to the relay sSssR sRsrr a s1s roWers stas assd the long | distance phone to New Orleans and K notified the Chief of Police, who in re ply said he would have anioncer at the | line to meet the man and take him Tn | charge.
 "No passengers will be permitted to come. to Mobile from Havana s.S Cuna, | conditions of Cuba, now being made oy | the United States Marine Hospital and
 Health Service" said City Health of- ment was made because of protest Of | inc health offfcials of Havana against the present quarantine restriction
 etsisnss tsas s'y Of O Segue g GHS fever at | suburb of Havana Is a dtscouraging | feature and the Munson Steamship Com pany will bring no more passengers na ees ceived euf1cient to modify the present 1 restrictions.
 | Mobile, with her river boats bring ,ng hundreds of bales of cotton to the city, as well as the railroads thousands of tons of shipping In the harbor talk, | ing on and discharging cargoes for ano | from all the marts of the world, IS JusS now showing an era of prosperous and healthy growth. Every where in the l whoiesale and retail business districts \ the signs are visible, not only in the receiving and dispersing goods, but in l the remodelling and erecting or new l A local architect. in position to know | said to The Advertiser representative this morning that there Is more build ing work now going on here than ever before in his long career In the city Judge Samuel B. Browne of the Thir- tsenth Judicial Circuit IS .,o in reGe,p6 wpb,ch Sl | bore the Mobile postmark and the thirc having been handed him on the stree by an unknown negro. Two or the let, ters bore threats of assassination if ht | persisted in his order to hold the nexl term of the Baldwin Circuit Court al Daphne, and the third roasted the sher. | III ana OlHGTG OL LaA1 INA on the court being held at Bay Minette Judge Browne thinks the letters th' | work of practical jokers and gives then no thought.
 meeting of the Commercial Cut has been called for tomorrow night a
 I o'clock for the purpose of taking pre- liiminary steps in the matter of a proper
 Teceotion to President Roosevelt on th' occasion of his coming visit to Mobile
 Mayor Pat J. Lyons. who was th'
 chairman of the committee which wen Id Washington to invite the president tt
 Mobile. Is in receipt of letter iron
 Secretary Loeb naming October 24 al line day of his visit and saying tha.
 he would be in Mobile from 70 II
 oclock in the morning.
 Secretary TIarte of the Y M c.
 Is in receipt of a letter from Bvangel'
 ist J. Wilbur Chapman announcing thal
 he will reach Mobile in February for
 two weeks siege of religious services
 He will be accompanied by fiye assist
 ants and meetings vii be held In al
 parts of the city. The meetings VII
 be held in tents and churches.
 1 J. N Haziehurst, chief engineer O. the Board of Public Works, has return
 ed from his vacation. He was In at tendance at the annual convention o
 the American Society for Municipal I'm provements, held in Toronto. Canada
 While there he met Julian Kendrlck