The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-30
THE NEWS OF MOBILE
Advertise.r, Bureau, D


 Mobile. Aug. 29.
 Confirmation of the report of Dr. Hunter as to the prevalence or yellow fever at Escatawpa, vest of Moss Point, was read here today with a tinge of un- easiness by many. There have been a large number of optimistic as well as
 sbe spcead Of the fs fever further this direction from Gulfport, but with the disease now reported within forty niles sr thsrs l: .. sP1slins ,as xas of pesi Dr. Charles A. Mohr. who has been ties in supervising the auarantine ser escape for this city and section. In tionaily faithful work St the land rail- of the cleanest cities today in the South, pr. Mohr. as well as other members of the quarantine board and board of say ose aps no tan sow
 ing their feelings to cause a relaxing of vigiiancs; on the r, contrary. they they guarding. the city.
 The Mobile GSII,,y s,yy ea5tb RosTd of s, aeasn tsi:
 r..oas to tas Sg aageDtea seans mat from, to be armed with certificate of health, sworn to, that the bearer in had the M prescribed rss be period before coming to Mobile, or the person cannot enter
 Vice President and General Manager whittlesy and General Counsel Rich of the Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City Railroad, were present and stated the conditions on their lines. The commit l tee was invited to examine the line to ascretain if there should be discon- tinuance of communication with Mo bile by passenger trains. The Commit tion tomorrow morning.
 Most distressing was the death at 7:.Q o'clock tonight. at the f9ot got, or messenger for the Fruit Dispatch Com pany Belci tried to cross the Mobile and Ohio passenger track in front Of sns aspS Ss b1 spged sge neomns son ns engine s cars of the mail train. Only his head and upper part of the body and arms gone out with fruit train tonight and tificate The mali train was just pull, of fs the ' engine and feil to his death. native of New Orleans and had been, in the employ of the Fruit a Dspatcn ss no6Sia- SSn- cred a thoroughly reliable man. He arrived here last night and this after- noon sent his 1amliy $oV. E1ls sehraIt.e dragged and mangled for a hundred feet. He leaves a wife and two ehiI. ehiiI.: dren at soo5 st. Sioud a,Io street yss1aes sem in that city The body will be shipped to New Orleans.
 Reliable information is to the effect that work on the channel at Alabama port to deep water will begin gaas in tairSs ,n bs days. This chanel IS intenoeo t~,tS, so used by fruit steamers: ,tsts5 sS an stated this afternoon. The Mobile and Ohio, 1t is nnderstood. is favorable. to the scheme | and will aid in having the cnahnel cut
 News today from the outer bar con. corning the mutiny on board Mtne M steamer Alps is to the erect that ,,ars ens i arraigned against the mutinous crew The 7ighf was in the captains cabin. 1 i,ae chief engineer felied one man witn esst Ieiayta of the othh Others. thereby stampeding them.
 The host of friends of Capt. Thad PartTIdgsi nngCintment 1esaaeqb by GenerdI Brandon as commanding oficer of the Mobile Cadets GO. A, list infantry Alapaih@ NeriUar' NTheiT siadness, however, is mixed with feeling of sorrow. Yesterday | the popular young commonder was | afrfrkRn with IXDnOlu IcNcA dhN ID in the InGe-Bondurant Sanatorium. It is hoped that he will not have a serl- ous siege of illness and that he VIII pc aolonel aole W duMont of the 1st infantry, in | losing his adjutant, secures an eIicleh' commanding officer for A Company nr,.s Mary Agnes Hawiey, a beautiful young lady of Whistler. died last even. ing at the home of her parents in that place, after a brief illness. ~
 She was the dsTsatedr snd Sf %as Mr ioved S % and respected by a large. circle or frlends l in Whistler, where she was born and reared. Besides her parents she IS sur | the sympathy of host or friends m Whistler and Mobile. The remains were inferred in Whistler cemetery this ar ternoon, and the grave was hidden from view by floral designs.
 An interesting meeting of the Mystic Order of Laggers was held in the ciup rooms in Oakdale last night. Five candidates were accepted as members. With this new bidder for mystic non ors, only one month old. its roster com- 6akdale. The order has acquired new 0uarters, which will be elegantly fitted up and when occupied the occasion will incIuding refreshments and a dance. M. T. Lewnan, who built Mobiles water works system, is in Mobile He tract for a five-story building for P. | b. Barker on Cont and Royal Streets. Verihcation of the rumor was made l this afternoon of a new theatre build | ing for Mobile The structure Is to be | erected on Cont Street opposite Klos- cate has posted $10.0O0 forfeit to op- crate 1t.
 | Col A. S. Lyons, chairman of the In- spection Committee of the Auxiliary | Sanitary Association, stated this morn | ing that owing to yesterdays cool weather. the gangs in the eight dis