The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
THE NEWS OF MOBILE
Advertiser Bureau,
 Mohffa luna TX

Mobile, June lo. b.ses Ths cY 9pspslS sss soa, s one Si 5ne ditioned most unfavorably. The Ad- yertiser representative Is informed of % the M inrmaries yl of the sey1 city are % taxed 70 their capacity to accommodate spa- l tients. Aside from this fact all of the private nurses are engaged and 1t has sional nurses from New sOrtedns and | other places to serve the sick. Typhoid fever appears to be the prevailing aii- ment.
 John F.. .Glennon. son of Major James K. Glennon, was brought to the city. from Point Clear this morning. a | ed condition of the hospitals and in- firmaries 1t was necessary to take him to the family home. It is feared his | ailment will develop into typhoid fe- ver
 The General Council met in regular monthly session tonight, all members Sens Sey ana Sorx ayoE gons \ in the budget of bills, amounting to s27, 7,66o.59. for the month of May, which was ordered passed Go payment. May recommending the appointment of a milk inspector. Alderman H, T.. Inge. offered three ordinances recom- and general food inspectors. Consid- erable argument ensued, with the re- suit that all were referred to commit Mayor May rUsi also Submitted an Ordinance regulatIng the sale of cocaine which went to committee No. 2. Committee ho. offered an ordinance to protect ,sas ages of autos. This brought out con siderable argument and was finally referred to committee No. 2. Petitions l from the Mobile Light and Railroad lCompany and H. Pilians for franchises to build electric car lines were re- ferred to committees Nos. 2 and 5. A and Company to sell the Bienville eity s'et for So6. %as 9sfePred to D co@ mittee No. 2.
 Nineteen real estate dealers and agents today entered into an agree ment to close their places of business months me of june, July and August. Two of the largest retail dry goods houses and one of the leading jewelry houses have declared in favor of Saturday af-
 These. with the banks and whole sale houses who have already adopted Saturday as their half,hoilday. .y VIII. VIII. adopted as the summer half-holiday.
 The Alabama Fire Underwriters' As-
 ar pote g SFeady sGngs aay at of the prominent representatives from up State have arrived, all of whom left this afternoon on the bay steamers for the Point.
 morning were Messrs. James A. Co., Ing, John G.: Smith. A. A. Adams. R. and John M. Carr of Montgomery. On Saturday night at the Point the dele- gates will be rendered banquet.
 Peter venturini. aged 12 years. yes terday afternoon met with serious accident at Monroe Park. In passing q swing in which two boys weco swinging, he was struck by the swing and Knocked down. He was picked up and carried to his home on Washing ton Avenue. not far away. He re- Is today quite i'll from the blow sus- tained.
 At a joint meeting of Acme, Mobile and Autumn Councils, J. O. U. A M, held last night Flag Day was prop erly celebrated. A large class of can didates were initiated. Refreshments were served during the evening.
 The remains of l.. H. Bixler were this morning taken to Gosport, Ala, for interment, accompanied by his parents and sorrowing friends
 G.. C.. ,Wagnon of Anniston Is visit Ing in the city.
 A. B. Lampkin. a former Mobilian, is in Mobile today.
 J. A. Fowlkes of Selma Is in the