The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02
The News of Mobile

Genevieve Brewer. Ralph S. sumer- sclt to Mary Isatelle Huntlcy, simon C. Klein to Rachel Markstein, Robert J. Gibbons to Ada E. Burgess. Frederick J. Gaston to Mary Louise Gale. Regi- nald George Rapier to Joanna Lewis Bidgood, Julius George Picker to Frances A. Turner, John H. Duke to Josephine Schrsiner, Joseph B. Crockett tc Alma L. Fincher. Thomas Smith to Lydia Rcwell, Martin Connaughton to Hattie Lambert. Rat Mcponough to May Hallett Nineteen licenses were issued to colored couples.
 Rev. Robert A. Mickle. chaplain of Camp Raphael Semmes. No. II, United Confederate Veterans. and of the Sea mems Bethel, died this afternoon at 2 o'clock at his residence. No. l3 Mon tauk Avenue. Rev. Mickle was i'll only a few days and his demise was unex- pected and proved a shock in the com munity.
 He was born Sept. g. 1881. in Camden. s. C., and with his family had resided in Mobile for many years. where he was respected by a host of people who knew him for his Christian qualities. He was twice appointed a chaplain in the Confederate army, the first time being unable to serve because of ill health. His commission was with the 19;h Georgia regiment. His record was that he never surrendered and | took the oath of allegiance long after | the close of the civil war. He is sur vived by his wife. two sons. Professor l k. A. Mickle, Jr., of this city, and Frank Mickle of St. Louis, and two daughters, Mesdames Odel and Robert | sor of Bessemer.
 ! Members of the Mobile Yacht Club | 1oo1 yi,,sr I tl Ia, | Gulfport regatta, which Is to be held a. GIlfport, Mss, Tuesday evening, l and to be participa ted Tn by yachts I from all clubs of the Gulf Coast Yacht | ing Association
 Commodore Frank B. Merrill. Secre-
 tary L. c. Dorgan and c. A. Sanborn of
 the Mobile Yacht Club left this after I noon on the commodore's handsome yacht Ouiatchouan. They will spend | tomorrow and Monday fishing and
 cruising on Mississippi Sound, reach ing Gulfrort early Tuesday. The eth, | CTS to leave tomorrow are D. R. DunldI
 on the motor boat Scimitar, Vice Com.
 modore J. Curtis Bush and party or
 tN schooner yacht Falcon and R. O | Perrin and party on the sloop Swallow
 A number of motor boats from Mobile | will participate in the races Every | club In the association is tC be repre- | scented and the regatta promises to b, | one or the most important or the pres ent season.
 President T.. P. Shonts, of the 18th
 milan Canal Commission, has writer
 Major W. F. Tebbetts, Collector ot | Customs, asking that he have the
 launch Marguedora brought here iron
 Bon Sc Cour and thoroughly overhaul
 cd. The magnificent launch Is named
 for Mir Shonts's two daughters, and has
 been at Bon Sc Cour during the past
 few months.
 Major Tebbetts will have the kuncf brought here at once. When put ir
 condition the launch will be taken tC
 Long Island Sound for use of MT
 Shontss family.
 International Brotherhood of Electri.
 cal Workers, No. 345, will, on Monday
 night. in Central Trades Council hall have the installation of officers recently
 elected for its ensuing term. Refresh
 ments will follow the exercises. $ Under the auspices of the local coun
 cils of the Junior Order of Unite, = bAmerican Mechanics, the Fourth O July will be fittingly celebrated here The exercises will take place il 1l Bienville Square and the musical mum