The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-13
The News of Mobile

went to Washington to invite the Pres { ident to Mobile. on motion of Mayor Pat
 J. Lyons. was extended special invi, l tation to occupy places on the stand
 The Secretary read letter from
 Colonel p; F. Russell: Vice, President
 knowiedging receipt of the invifation
 to deliver the address on behalf of the
 people of the city and County to the | President. The invitation was accept
 ed in the Coolners usual happy vein
 and he assured the general committee
 he would use his best endeavor to car
 rgy out put, their wi, wishes to the credit of of would on that occasion represent. On motion the harbormaster was re-
 Ssssor , t9 hass all snPgng in the
 the municipality to have Duncan Place
 flag illuminated and the County Com
 missioners to have the court house ap-
 propriately decorated.
 At a conference tonight between Dr.
 J. H.. White in charge of the crusade
 City Health oficer Goode ode" and r. Dr. Charles Mohr. State Supervisor. 1t was
 decided to modify passenger traffic re-
 State of Alabama so as to permit the
 use of sleeping cars by the travelling
 public. The modification Is effective
 after October IS' The modifcatten is
 thoroughly fumigated before returning
 through the ,, state No, The restrictions of in the State of Alabama remain un-
 State Health oficer Sanders was to | through official business at Castleber- Try. He was informed of the desires of l pr, White regarding the modification l One of the largest attended funerals | in Mobile County, outside of the city l of Mobile. was that of Benjamin Ham l ilton, Sr., yesterday at Union Church,
 in the south end of Mobile County. The
 funeral services were conducted by Rev. Hubbard in Union Church, and more | than seventy-five vehicles were in the procession to the grave in the Gods Acre, near by.
 Six grandsons Of the pioneer of Ham, | ilton Precinct acted as paIlbearers They were Jessie. Fred and John Ham, ilton. Isadore March, Ed Thompson and James Schnaderbach. Many handsome | floral tributes, some of which were sent from Mobile, were laid on the grave.
 One of the happiest functions to oc- cur recently in this vicinity was the smoker last night at the Town Hall in Oakdale, suburb of Mobile, given, py the active members of the Mystic Order of Laggers to the honorary members The club rooms in Oakdale Hall were
 tasttly decorated and ths refreshments were toothsome and much enjoyed Judge c. H. KreumpeI, one of the honorary members, delivered an able address on the Duties of Club Mem bers," which had a marked effect for | the good on his hearers. Later in the evening mock court was organized with Judge KreuIlpeI on The bench This was decidedly amusing feature Tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock | the. Feast of Booths or Tabernacles | will be observed by the Jewish citizens holidays of the Jewish peorIe during | the year, and is festival in honor of the harvest season. The Jewish Ladies' Shaarai Shomayim, made of cereals and plants. After the services fruits will | be distributed among the Sabbath John Roth, who was arrested Sunday | by Deputy Sheriffs for keeping open a
 barro9m ,,o or other place pas where vinous | fined before Judge Afford this after noon $25 and costs: Clerk Kelly certi- | fled to the Judge of Probate the finding | in the case of Roth and he was placed | on the blue book
 Reliable information was received here today that a. heavy frost was ob- served this morning at Vinegar Bend. l forty-seven miles north of Mobile on l the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. This was gratifying news, as the earliest | heavy frost the past year was reported from Waynesboro. Miss. on October 21. In their new home on Conception Street the first anniversary of the | Young women's Christian Association
 was celebrated appropriately tonight with a musical and vocal program, par | ticipated in by many of the women of | the organization. The attendance was quite large. After the rendition of the program delightful refreshments were served.
 Work on the immense two-story fruit warehouse SC on the river front, extending from Dauphin to Government Stree, | will begin Monday. The old shed IS now being t6rr away.
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