The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19
The News of Mobile

this city. It is being held fin Govern
 ment street Presbyterian Church and
 much interest Is manifested. The in-
 suute VIII close tomorrow afternoon. Captain Sid Williams, battalion ad- Jutant. 5th United States Infantry, af-
 ter long visit to his father, Judge Price Williams. returned to his post at
 Plattsburs. N. Y. He will spend a few
 hours enroute in Montgomery where
 he has relatives.
 Custom House ofacials today board
 cd the Norwegian steamship Espana expecting to find contraband goods in the shaps of lottery tickets, etc.
 They were disappointed. however. as the vessel showed a. clean sheet" The remains of Miss Annie schreiber arrive dhere tiday from Carrolton.
 The interment took place this after
 noon in Magnolia Cemetery Rev. Dr.
 Edmonds Bonnet officiated. The fun
 eral was held from the residence of
 Mrs. Joseph Burfoot, g Old Shell
 Road Messrs. William Gass, J. c.
 Honsch, Will Powers. George B. Toul-
 min. B. Bitzer and c. A senlroff were I the pallbearera
 The steamship 4eIphon arrived to-
 day from Coatzaecalpas. Mex, with
 1.495 bags of coffee. This Is the larg-
 est single import of coffee into Mobile
 in many years
 | J. J. Weatherly, managing editor of
 The Item. who tomorrow goes with
 The Register as associate editor, was
 handsomely remember by his co-labor-
 CTS on The Item this afternoon. Cap
 tain John F. Cochran. proprietor of
 The Item on behalf of the employees
 presented Mir. Weatherly a silver han
 dle silk umbrella, appropriately in- | scribed.
 | Mis- Bertha Perry of Montgomery,
 Is visiting her cousin. Miss Dora
 Woods. in this city.
 Fayette Morizette, the negro who | recently seriously shot Policeman Dan
 Beltz, was captured this afternoon at Fairford by Deputy Sheriff Pharez
 An officer has gone for the prsioner. | Beltz is now out danger.
 E. T. Stanfield, vice president of l the Ohio Valley Cooperage Company of Louisville, is here arranging to es- | tablish a branch plant. He will at
 first employ fifty hands. large
 building on Water Street has been se- cured for the plant.
 Only three marriage licenses were | issued out of the Probate Court this | week. two of these to white couples,
 as follows: John Byrd to Lula May
 simmons, Ben Franklin to Daisy Deakle.
 This was Mobile Day at the Citron- ellie Chautauqua and an immense crowd | went from Mobile to enjoy the pro- gram. The outgoing Mobile and Ohio | passenger train this morning had ten
 coaches, all packed and damned. Four permits to erect new buildings
 were issued from the City Engineers | office this week, the total value of
 these being $2.150. Two permits for
 repairs, to cost $225. were issued. The remains of c. W. Anderson were brought to Mobile from Baldwin
 County this morning and will be taken
 to Geneva, O., for interment. MT. An
 derson was a retired mill man and,
 with his wife, had gone to Fairhope for the winter. His death was sudden,
 due to heart disease.
 Mrs. M. D. Zweiniger, born Dauner. | wife of G. A. Zweiniger, died last | evening at the family home in this city. Deceased was a native of Ger many, and had resided in Mobile forty years. Her husband and one daughter,
 Mrs. Robert Lutz, survive deceased
 and have the sympathy of many | friends.