The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-12
The News of Mobile

Marine Hospital Service, is in Mohiie where he was ordered by Surgeon Gen eral wyman from Bainbridge, Ga. The purpose of Dr. Goldberger's visit was to make a thorough inspection of Mobiles health conditions and to investigate any cases of illness which might have | the least tinge of suspicion about them Dr. Goldberg yesterday investigated the death of a man, which occurred three weeks since here The man died of typhoid fever, was so reported by the attending physician and DrGoldberger's diagnosis of the case bore out the cer- | tification of the local physician. As to the condition of the city. from what he | had already seen, Dr. Goldbeger said | this morning that the city of Mobile Is | in an exceptionally fine condition. as re- gards health and cleanliness. Robert Cast, a young white boy. was sent to hard labor for three months by Judge Afford today for stealing electric light globes in Monroe Park. A pal, Frank Moore, for complicity, was given a similar sentence the past week.
 In the Circuit Court this afternoon Hattie Crew filed suit against the Mo- bile Light and Railroad Company for | s5,00o. She charges that on Sunday. December 8. while passenger on a Spring Hill electric car. she asked for a transfer, after paying her fare. In- stead of receiving 1t she claims she was set upon and beaten by the con- ductor.
 At 5:45 o'clock this morning tele- phone message from the Louisville and Nashville freight depot on Water Street, called the fire department to that locality. It proved. however, to be false alarm.
 Price Williams. Jr., tho popular and efficient Chief Clerk in the Probate Off, flee, has gone to Chicago to join his wife and child and spend some time with Mrs. Williams relatives.
 At ii o'clock last night an explosion of chemicals in Hulsbush's drug store, No. 161 Dauphin Street. brought out the department. No damage, however. re- suited from the explosion.
 Mrs. c. F. Parker of Montgomery is in the city, the guest of her sister. Mrs, W. W. Eyster, at her home, No. 4i4 Ma rine Street.
 SIM Carter of Evergreen is in Mobile on a business trip. He is guest at the Southern.
 J.H. Pugh of Wilcox County is in Mobile today.
 R. c. McArthur and wife of Birm- fnRham are guests at the Bienville.
 Mobile Society News.
 The Atlanta Journal gives quite complimentary and pretty tribute 10 Miss Katherine Glover, former Mo- bilian, of whom we are very justly proud Miss Glover sewers her connec-
 ert- AnA Nuytn n New York to engage in magazine work.
 Mrs. Johana Oilingir announces the coming marriage of her daughter, Miss Katherine, to Mir. Frederick C. Scheible on Tuesday, September 18th.
 MT. Murray Wheeler and MT. W. M. Marshall did not return as early as they intended, and are now in Toronto and will leave on the 18th for home.
 The young people from Mobile stop ping at the Hotel Del Prado in Chi cago are surely having a fine time.
 Misses Gertrude and Elise Wilkins of Selma are entertaining Miss Archie Jones of Mobile.
 Prof. Robert schIesinger has return ed from French Lick, much improved in health. -...
 MT. Montague Whiting is visiting his grandmother. Mrs. Lawler, in Tal- ladega. *..:
 My. Julius Hammel has returned from New York.
 Mrs. M. Potter and daughter have returned from Hendersonville, N. c.
 
 Mrs. G. H. Jones and daughter Dor othy have returned from St. Louis.
 Miss Ellis is visiting in Pascagoula'
 MT. and Mrs. G. c. Gaillard of Daph- ne are in the city for visit.
 Miss Regina Demouy has returned from Asheville.
 MT. Robert Hunter has returned from Chicago.
 Hon. F. G. Bromberg has returned from a trip East. ''.. z#-