The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-28
THE NEWS OF MOBILE
Advertiser Bureau.

| Among the events already stated for
 the Glorious Fourth. none promises to
 be more enjoyable than that of the \ members of Abba Temple, Ancient Ara I bic Order of Nobles of the Mystic
 Shrine. In the Oasis of Daphne. Desert | Of Baldwin, Is spring, known as | Daphne Springs Here the weary fez- | covered travellers of the hot sands will
 rest heath the shades of luxurious oaks and magnolias. and, with their wives and families, some perhaps with sweet hearts. spend the national holiday in | one continued round of pleasure. For the occasion. the committee has | been named as follows: R. L. Douglass,
 chairman; T. J. Young, H. V. Bachel- l der, B. Luscher, Illustrious Potentate. l ex oficio. 1 To the wives and sweethearts. the | committee made announcement they would furnish the watermelons, lemon- | ade and ice cream, but the other good things (green bananas barred) would be expected in the baskets of the ladies and no limit to the size of the baskets. Andrew Dacovitch has contracted for an extensive addition to Hotel St. An drew, the new building now nearing completion on the site of the old Com merciai, adjoining the Battle House site. The addition is to have 100 rooms, making a total in the entire structure of 225. Rudolph Benz has orders to prepare plans for the addi- tion.
 The remains of Mrs. Harriet Cramp- ton, mother of Dr. O. l.. Crampton of this city, were taken to Batavia, N. Y.. this afternoon to be inferred beside those of her husband.
 Mrs. Champion was ST years old and a long time resident of Mobile. She was a great granddaughter of Rev. John Campbell of the Scottish clan Campbell, who was founder of the first Presbyterian Church of Oxford. Mass, where he died in 1761. and who was a cousin of the then Governor Winthrop. Dr. and Mrs Crampton and daughter, Miss Katherine, accompanied the remains to Batavia.
 Recently Colonel D. R. Burgess. as noted in The Advertiser, was seriously injured by his horse on the Bay Shell Road. The city ambulance was or dered and Ambulance Steward Jack A. Dair responded in great haste. He brought Colonel Burgess to his home in the city with care and, as a reward for his tenderness, was summoned to the colonefs office this afternoon. Acting Mayor A. s. Lyons accompanied Mir. Dairy. Colonel Burgess, who was in an invalid chair, presented to MT. Dair magnificent gold watch appro- priately inscribed on the case As a mark of appreciation of his service" MT. Dair received many congratula- tions later.
 William Heusman was found dead in his bed last night at the residence of Mrs. Gerow. No. ' North Jackson Street.
 His death was totally unexpected. In the night Mrs. Gerow heard heavy breathing in Heusman's room but as- in hn night she went to the room, having mo- ticed cessation of the breathing, and. to her dismay, she found the man was dead
 Mir. Heusman was about 45 years of age, a journeyman tailor by profession and reported by his recent employer. John Haulein, as good workman and quiet, inoffensive man. He came to Mobile about three years ago from Dayton, O., where he has relatives, who have been notified of his demise.
 Mrs. Maria M Crawford has the pro- found sympathy of large circle of friends in the loss. this morning, at her home, corner of Chatham and Palmetto, of her youngest daughter. Leila, aged IS. Bright, interesting and full of promise. the Idol of her mother. sisters and brothers, her untimely death was, indeed, sad blow. short time since the young girl underwent an operation from which she did not recover. R. C. Pelliser of St. Augustine, Fla, is visiting relatives here. MT. Pelliser is nephew of Bishop Pelliser of San An tonic, Tex and a cousin of Hon. Frank P. Andrews, a member of the Board of School Commissioners and Revenue and Road Commissioners of Mobile County. MT. Pelliser will go from Mobile to Montgomery, where he has other relatives.
 The Bayou la Batre Packing Com pany's plant. located at Bayou la Batre, this county, will be operated the com ing season by Kidwell Bros, of Balti- more. Md, former lessees. They will pack oysters and shrimp.
 This firm successfully ran the plant the past season. giving employment to large number of local people, as well as many Bohemians from Baltimore.
 At the annual meeting of Beth Eur Lodge, No 84 l. O. B. B., officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows:
 Leon Schwarz. president; Hugo W Proskauer. vice president; Monroe Metzger. secretary; (re-elected) H. W. Leinkauf treasurer; (re-elected0 Hen ry Hess, warden; R. M. schwarz guard ian; (re-elected3 S. Richard, B. Kahn, F. Forcheimer. trustees.
 At 10 o'clock tomorrow morning the Nellie Baldwin. a Doat Dullt here Dy local ship builder, will be given a try ing out. The Baldwin was built for the eastern shore trade. She Is en- tirely home manufactured and her builders predict success. If she proves what Is expected she will be entered regularly in the trade between Mobile and all eastern shore points.
 Miss Loretta Schwa e moule. who for | the past month has been on the inva- lid list, left today. accompanied by her | sister Miss Annie for.the mountains of | North Carolina, where she hopes to re- | cuperate. The young ladies will be ab- | sent during the entire summer.
 Deputy Sheriff Coursson of Jefferson | County arrived here today and left this | Foy IA ba1 In