The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14
Advertiser Bureau. Mohiie. Oct. 13.

S Mobile. Oct. 13.
 When the Board of Public Works
 bsgan paving in the resident sections
 oSethe city. the sidewalks were also l siyen attention. A certain number Of
 feet on each walkway where sor Ts streets rr
 were narrowed was reserved TOT park-
 Chief Engineer Hazlehurst of the
 board, in q report to his d chiefs: calls calls
 the appointing of supervision and
 engaging a force to keep these parked
 psvements ip erdsr; Hiss HIS argument na was 1t was with the purpose of beautffyfng the city All condemned lands, he said.
 are mo mans land. and should be the suggestion of the engineer will
 meet the approval of the board, l Municipal politics Is assuminug pe-
 culiar shape. As the days grow fewer before the primary the know.A,ls be- come greater in number. What will
 the voters will have declared at the
 Just now the odds are in favor of
 mayors M S 1 chais Mayor Lyons bas M been cen
 eity eary proserty Sssfy poiced Some time since,
 soaree that M surins aq the Mclean reTims q compact was formed with the Mobile, Light and Railrcae Company for passes clothes" men of the department, known
 as detectives. Thc compact. it was said; was that .be street department 9u'S Ssr Srissee ssse af rhs raroaI in the city. The persons who. launch cd this compact on the people. 1t is s aaa aaa to have Seem from purely political motives. sF
 Mayor Lyons has counteracted this sn order tSss nah es.rs es psn mas man return to the company the passes in their possession. what his purpose but it is thought by those friendly l to him the object was to refute the accusation that he felt kindly to the compact fromed by his predecessor James Mobley, a white man. was run over and instantly killed at ! o'clock
 tonight on Spring Hill Road by by an his head stove in and he was disem- boweied. From Coronor Hirschfieid,
 who went to Spring Hill and viewed the body, the following information was
 Mobiey and another man named Moore were in buggy going towards
 the spring H,i Hote fe, When WI, of nfas fas buggy. Moore was unable to give as- sistance or to stop. the horse. which kept moving. Mobley crawIed from coming to the city and on the down grade struck the man before the inc eonld ews stop was she eeeeved hers Coronor Hirschfeld, Dr. W. G. Ward. the company. physician and representa- tive of the electric railway went to tne city on special car and taken in charge by Beroujon and Sands and pre- rared for intermsnt Tsn o Later tne Men5sS beSy sister Wss 'aSfn Miss r Iens Baker Baker state Street between Pine and Kennedy.
 News was received here tonight of the death at Tate Spring. Tenn, at o'clock this afternoon of J. w. Lauren din. Deceased had gone to Tate Spring with son, Burke Laurendin. a hemorrhage of the brain. MT. Laurendine was one of the best known men in Mobile County. s1 years dustry. He was merchant and land owner and of great means
 His remains will be brought here tomorrow, delegation of friends going to Selma to meet the sorrowing son. Mir. Laurendine Is survived by two sons, Messrs. Burke and Reyes Lauren dine of Bayou Ia Batre: three daught- Matt Owen and Miss Laurendine of Bayou La Batre. He Is also survived by brother, Ed Laurendlne, tax asses sor of Mobile County, besides other | relatives.
 Some time since the Mobile. Light and Railroad Company began extending its ! track on the Whistler line to Magazine point on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. When the crossing place on | the Southern Railway was reached the work was stopped because of refusal of the Southern to grant crossing | rights. Before Probate Judge Williams this afternoon ad quod damnum proceedings were begun. Charter rights of the electric railway company will be the basis for the condemnation proceed | ings. Frightful was the fall of w. H. Par miter. a painter. shortly after 1 o'clock this afternoon. He was at work on the c. L. Lavretta residence. north east corner Government and Lawrence streets, when the scaffolding gave way and the man fell thirty feet to the ground. He was taken to the city hos pital, where 1t was found several ribs were broken and his skull fractured. | Immediate attention was given him, but to no avail. his death occurring | shortly after o'clock tonight. He leaves family at 205 Canal street He was in the employ of A. B. Cure and Company and was consid- | cred and excellent workman.
 Tonight in the gymnasium of the Young Mems Christian Association building, the second one Of the series Of games of basketball for the present series was played. The contestants were the Reds vs. Greens, and the Ti gers vs, Whites. The officers of the games were H. B. Mendenhall, referee; W. B. Patterson. umpire; Richard | Christian, scorer Winfield Partridge. time-keeper The line up of the two teams were
 Reds-Tacon. centre; Coor and Me Keon, forwards: Ash and Ladd, guards. Greens-Martin, centre; Cox and Kirkland, forwards; Crane and Doug lass. guards.
 Tigers--Duffee. centre: Fountain and nverton, forwards; Partridge and Will son, guards.
 Invitations have been received here reading as follows: .
 MT. and Mrs. Sol Brick invite you to be present at the marriage of their niece Viola Franklin, to Mir. Sigmond 1T. Bauer, on Wednesday evening, the | twenty fifth of October, 1905, at S:30
 o'clock. 17O5 Third Avenue. Bessemer. Ala" The grOom-elect is one of Mobiles prominent young business men.
 Whites-M Penny center; D. ". Mo i Kinstry and West. forwards; Fermier and McGehee. guards. The score was: Tigers. 20; Whites. 15: Reds, IS; Greens, 15. The Reds aKd Greens were tied when time was called and in the play off the Reds won.
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