The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-05


 At a meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank, officers wore elected for the ensuing year as fol- lows:
 Henry Hall. President; Felix McGili. vice-President; c. D. Willoughby, Cashier; E. H. Shaffer. Assistant Cash fer: Felix McGiIl. L. Lowenstein. T.. Pollock. L. Hammel. ]. Howard Wilson, Henry Hall and R. w. Ennis, Directors. During the meeting the matter of erecting a new bank building was dis cussed. The idea was advanced that an eight-story building should be built. Present conditions are such, however, that the proposition went over to a subsequent meeting. Tho only change in the directorate was the elimination of James Mason from the personnel Clarence M Blalack today filed suit in the Circuit Court against the Louis- vilIe and Nashville Railroad Company for Se5,00o. Bialack. in his complaint, alleges that November 1st, he was wfi- fully, intentionally and cruelty shot Tn the back by M. F. Ray. special omcer of the defendant company. at the pas senger station, one of the balls passing through a lung. Ray is now on pond Tar aSsdult Wiln iutOhe " AANAN~'' The Mobile Athletic Club was organ ized here last night with the following officers: c. Henderson. President; A Kassen. vice-President B. Smith. Sec | retary; J. K. Glennon, Treasurer; Karl Seibert, Manager and Instructor. This club is intended to develop athletics oi all kind and will have in connection herewith splendid bowling alley. A new schooner line to the Isle ot Pines was inaugurated here today. On the steamship Saratoga, which sailed yesterday for Cuba. were about thirty persons en route to that newiy-opened country. Much interest is being mani- tested in the extension of trade rela' tions with the islands of the Caribbean ! Sea. The remains of young Oliver Fleet wood Smith, victim of Fred Stodenmire who shot him December 2S. with a pis- | tol we're inferred in Magnolia cemetery today. Six of his young companions | acted as the pall-bearers. The funeral was one of the most pathetic witnessed | in this city in recent years.
 The Week of Prayer services now being held at the several Protestant Churches in Mobile, are meeting with much success. Mir. A. c. Harte. Secre' tary of the Young Mems Christian As- | sociation. conducted tonight's service al Jackson Street Presbyterian Church. 1 The Demuoy lad, who was injured in 1 a collision yesterday evening while riding a bicycle and being struck by a coal cart, Is in a precarious condition. He sustained a fracture of the skull and concussion of the brain.
 | Albert H. Griffin and W. IT. Thornley Alleged deserters from the United
 States battleship Missouri. now at New port News. are under arrest and in the hands of the sheriff.
 Tho Mobile Poultry Breeders Asso- citation. at a meeting held at noon completed all arrangements for the
 holding of 0 show January 24-2s, in 1 this city.
 Mobile Society News.
 The marriage of Miss Birdie Eichold
 to Mir. Leo Brown which took place this evening, was the first big wedding of the new year and apart from this fact. a noteworthy event owing to the prominent position which both Miss
 Eichold and Mir. Brown occupy in social
 and musical circles. The bride who Is
 the daughter of MT. l.. Eichold, Is q
 yiolinist whose natural talent has been perfected by constant study, and the man of her choice shares her taste, playing the cello we'll. Both young
 people are popular in society and have hosts of friends who wish them hap piness in their life together.
 The ceremony took place at the home of Mrs. L. Haas, the brides aunt, No. 652 Government Street. Rabbi Moses performed the ceremony. The bride
 who is a petite brunette looked very dainty and pretty in a white lace robe over chiffon and satin with tulIe veil. Her bouquet was crescent shaped, formed of lilies of the valley and was very handsome.
 The attendants were Mrs. Bert F. Feist, matron of honor, in white lace with crescent bouuet of bride roses; Miss Etta Bloch, maid of honor in white net with white girdle and arm bouquet of Golden Gate roses; and Misses Claudine and Florence Brown in white net with pink girdles and bou- quet of pink roses tied with pink incline. The groom's best man was Mir Sol Neubrik and the ushers Messrs Gaston Neubrik, Alexis c. Meyer, E. V. Brown. Emanuel Eichold, Berney Eichold and Leon Schwarz. Drago's orchestra played the wedding march which was sung by Mrs. Leinkauf, Mrs. J. S. Simon. MT. Schlesinger and Mir. H. W. Leinkauf After the ceremony
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