The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-21
Advertiser Bureau.

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 Mrs. Marie Marechal Murphy, beloved wife of Professor s. s. Murphy, passed away at the family home, No. sS0 GOV | ernrnent Street at 2:10 o'clock this ! morning Mrs. Murphy was daughter 1 of pr. and Mrs. k. L. Marechal or Mobile. twenty-nine years of age and native of Lockhart, Miss. She was lovable Christian woman, consistent member of St. Francis Street Baptist Church, a dutiful daughter, and devoted
 wife and mother.
 Besides her husband and 2-year- old daughter, father and mother, she Is survived and mourned for by two brothers, Greer and Leslie, and three sisters, Mrs. Henry J. Woods of Meri- dian, Miss, and Misses Caludia and Edith Marechal. The sorrowing ones have the profound sympathy of a host of friends in this city and county.
 In the capture last night on the Bay Shell Road, by Special Officer Ray l.. Hoyle of two deserting sailors, the community is for the present rid of two most dangerous characters. The men are Ole Christiansen and T. Sal vianie, sailors of the bark Axel. Officer Hoyle was driving along the shell road and seeing the men, alighted from his buggy and effected their capture. On each he found large calibre pistol. He hand cuffed the men and took them to the county jail
 It was thought last night they were only deserters, but Officer Hoyle this morning ascertained that they. with another sailor who escaped, had hred upon Ira Powers, at his roadhouse, down the shell road, and also at a man named Frazier, whose house they had robbed; also that on Sunday morning, at an early hour, they had held up and robbed family on the shell road, en route to Dog River for an outing. Besides deserting a vessel they will have to answer to carrying concealed weapons, assault to murder, burglary and highway robbery.
 The desperadoes informed Officer Hoyle that they did not care what be- came of them.
 The remains of Little Frank s. Stone, Jr., Swear son of MT. and Mrs. Frank S. Stone of Bay Minette, were brought here at II o'clock this morn ing and inferred in Magnolia Cemetery this afternoon. The bereaved parents have the sympathy of many friends in Mobile.
 The demise occurred at Bay Minette yesterday.
 Mayor Pat J. Lyons has unearthed leak in the city treasury and at the same time an imposition upon the good Sisters of Mercy, in charge of the city hospital After Investigating the mayor learned that there was an ex- cess of ninety-four patients sent to the hospital at the expense of the city. Determined to estop this procedure, Mayor Lyons ordered that no further permits to the hospital be issued until conference is held between him andCity Health Officer Goode. Under the city's contract with the Sisters of Mercy, in charge of the hospital. permits for en- trance can only be issued by the mayor and president of the Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners.
 To facilitate matters, in event of urgency, Mayor Lyons delegated his power to the secretary of the city health board. When Mayor Lyons learned of the excess of patients he de- termined to put stop until something could be learned. Already he has learned that several worthless negroes had been sent to this worthy institu- tion and, after being rehabilitated with good clothes and given a little atten- tion, they escaped. The mayor Is get ting busy in the matter.
 The remains of William Walker Holt were inferred in Magnolia Cemetery this morning. The funeral services were held In Trinity Episcopal Church, Rev. Edward Bennett officiating. A large cortege of sorrowing friends, in cluding delegations from Mobile local No. 27. I. T. U.. and Mobile Lodge. Knights of Pythias, attended the ser vices and accompanied the remains to their last resting place. The floral de- signs placed on the grave were numer- ous and beautiful.
 The pallbearers were: NJ J. ORourke, John J. Russell and John J. Cain of the Typographical Union, and Henry Lede- bur, J. c. Mangeldorf and John Pankey of Mobile Lodge Knights of Pythias The Pythian funeral services were con- ducted at the grave.
 At the residence of MT. and Mrs. J. K. Dempster, parents of the bride. 556 South Hamilton Street. at o'clock tonight, Adolf H. L. Schlorf and Miss Alice E. Dempster were Joined in mar riage. The attendants were John odell and Miss Eugenia Sandford. Rev Claude F. Hill performed the ceremony, which was witnessed by many relatives and invited friends. Many handsome presents were received by the couple, who are well known young Mobilians.
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