The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-07

representative called at the office, was informed the ofiicer. Dr. Henry Gold thwaite, was out, and he went down stairs and waited to catch the gentle man. He saw Dr. Goldthwaite and a member of the board in conversation. walked up, excused himself, and asked pr. Goldthwaite the simple question: "Dr. Goldthwaite, have the restriction on passengers out of Biuefields been raised?" He was answered with the remark: T will see you in my off, fice" Later the representative called at the office and propounded the same question.
 The doctor, angered at the article which appeared In The Advertiser some time since, relatives to the action of the executive officer towards another newspaper man, and which was certified as correct by three reputable Mobiiians, said to Tho Advertiser representative that he had no use for him. The caller replied that the feeling was mutual. but that he was there In an oficial ca- pacity. The caller was after information and had to ask him in his official ca- pacity for the news for publication. The doctor finally said the restrictions against Bluefields had been modified With this for answer. the representa- tive left the office.
 On the Anselm, which sailed this morning for Belize, were a number of members of the Jesuit order. who go In the party were Rev. Father Jo- seph A. Murphy of Detroit College of Detroit, Mich; Rev. Father William Stanton of Manila, P. l.; Rev. Father William Bennett of Loyalo, Spain; Rev. Father Henry Heurman of Detroit Col lege, Detroit, Mich; E. David Hamilton of Detroit College. John Usher of Cin- cinnati.
 Mrs Sarah A. woolf, relict of James | Woolf, died today at the family home, 14 Common Street, after long Illness. Deceased was TO years of age and lifelong resident of Mobile. She was | a most lovable Christian character and enjoyed a broad circle of acquaintances. | She was a daughter of the late MT. and Mrs. c. A. Stuart of Mobile, and is sur viyed by several children. | The remains of Leslie David, the 4- | year-old son of Leslie F. and Rena | McCarty, were inferred in Whistler cemetery this afternoon, the lad hav- ing died at an early hour this morning. The funeral took place from St. Brid- gets Church, Whistler, Rev. Father Sweeney oficiating.
 Col. E. L. Russell. Vice President of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad accom- | panied by his daughter, Miss Eoline Russell, returned from a most enjoy able trip this morning. Their ininerary took them through Canada and the principal cities of the East Both were l in excellent health.
 Mrs. Alice B. Morse. aged 52 years. | died this morning at her home on La fayette Street after a long Illness. Deceased was native of Milton. Fla, l and had been a resident of Mobile | thirty-six years. She leaves a family, who have the sympathy of many | friends
 Word was received here today that the Alabama River steamer Liberty was detained at Prairie Bluff through | the bursting of a steam pipe. The Liberty was due down tonight.
 Mobile Society News.
 After a years absence in North Caro- | lima, Mrs. J. c. Thomas and Miss Vir- | ginia Thomas have returned home and on November 1st will again take pos session of their Government Street res idence. They are spending the month of October at Point Clear.
 Mir. E. J. Buck left today for Balti- more and Washington. On his return
  1 and they will move at once into their new home on Government Street. In compliment to Miss Kitty Allen, a | bride of next week, Miss Venetia Dan- ner will give a linen shower party to- morrow afternoon.
 | After a trip West and a stay in New l York, Mrs. George Robinson and Misses Kate and May Ce Robinson returned home Wednesday.
 Col. E. L. Russell and Miss Russell, accompanied by MT. Hatcher. returned today in their private car from St. Louis.
 After an absence of several months. Mrs. Imogene Little and her little daughter returned today from the | North.
 Mrs. G. B Shawhan and Mrs. L. H. Horn and children, have returned from a summers stay in Canada.
 Mrs Louis Tisdale and daughter have returned from visit to Lookout Noun tain.
 Dr. and Mrs. O. F. Cawthon are ex- pected home tomorrow from the East
 Mrs. T. s. Fry and family moved up from Point Clear yesterday. | Mir. Carl Daugherty, a banker Of Wabash, Ind, is in the city. MT. Henry Piser and family left yes