The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-23

chael Maher, Diocese of St. Augustine Licentiate in Theology-Benito sar tamaria Aznar. Diocese of Merida Doctor of Laws-wm. M. Mastin, M D.; Hon. Charles J. Theard, A. M, Hon John St. Paul, A. M.; Hon. Richard bstto B; otsr0 a- M. A M; Hon. Charles s He
 Doctor of philosOphy-rhomas Del Bachelor of Music--Angelo Joseph Master of Arts-Cornelius P. McIn. tyre. 4: B.. LL B. lColpmbia); Mat. thias M, Mahorner. Jr; A B. IL B SUniversity of Maryiand); Maximin D, Bachelor Of Arts-Paul R. Adamson lace. James O Rapier. Francis R. Biou- in. (Paul R. Atkinson won the high
 Bach, Bachelor Of Philosophy-John E Bachelor of science-Kenneth M Gaiennie. Edward M. Owens. Joseph F Bright. Warren |. Hunter. Lewis Q McA dam. wiliism J. o'connor. Walter A. Ausfeld, Elmore l.. Andrews, Will
 liam J Ncrvilie. Emile w; Dupont nie won the highest. class honorsl The address of welcome by the Pres- ident was most beautifully worded. CT Tyrrell declared this to be the ef- fort of his life; Immediately. after the address of Bishop Allen. which was 8 gem of oratory. the graduates received
 .scientific or Superior Commercial F. W. Dupont. E. M. owens. J. E.. ncr nssh R & hsnals M ea9nie E l. w Andre3s WcGs "
 Fowlfss asnfSE W. ha.flsd. S oe eorfsi'h E. moAn
 Classical course-F. R. Bonin. J. q. Rapier. R. T. Wallace. T. J. De- Vinney, R. J. Anderson.
 This afternoon the students hied themselves to the passenger station and departed for their homes and the diamond jubilee commencement of old Spring Hill College was at an end.
 mise occurred at the family home, No. s54 Government Street, at o'clock this morning. His death was due to congestion of the brain. While 1t was known he had been i'll for some time the news of his demise created pro- found shock in business circles. Only week ago he returned from French Lick Springs, Ind, and yesterday was reported as getting along very nicely. In the Cotton Exchange and Cham Der of Commerce the news of his death was received with profound sorrow as for many years he had been a con spicuous figure there. He was allied with a number of societies here.
 MT. M and Mrs. William J. Hearin and | was born fifty-one years ago at Cos port. Ala. Early in life his father
 moved here and engaged in the cotton l in his office. Later he engaged in the | brokerage business with his brother in-law. T. B. Morris.
 He is survived by his wife. nee Miss
 Holcombc of Arkansas. a son, Charles T. Hearin, Jr. and daughter. Miss Hiss C. Turner of this city. The bereaved ones have the profound sympathy. of
 many friends in Mobile.
 | A fight on the river front today which resulted in the arrest of ten
 men. may bring about not only acton
 in the Recorders court. but in the Uni
 %owa sasss snd John 56u9al tge e first
 gently returned from Atlanta afte,
 serving time for "crimping sailors plying sailors for vessels. figured prominently in the scrap.
 | They undertook to supply steamship
 with three non union sailors. Tht
 objected to the three. Peter Jansen
 President of the sailors union here
 and Thomas Buckley. union sailor on | principals in the objecting. The fight | was serious for a time but officers oi
 the law rounded up the bunch and to.
 morrow the trouble will be aired II
 is claimed that "crimping" will de-
 velop in the Investigation.
 l Judge Semmes in the City Court be. | ginning its criminal term Monday. will have ninety-two cases to dispose of | Cases were set down for trial this af' | ternoon, the more important being as | ticing medicine or surgery without cer. | tificate of qualifications; July 3, Dave | West, rape; July 10. John Ellis. mur'
 der: llth Alfred Boyd. murder; 5sn azsn
 Robert Chaney. rape; 17th. Henry VII
 lams mgGder 1sth; reSnwesa Jawes cGI1ins dH6n practicing medicine or surgery with. | out certificate of qualification. Five | persons indicted for grand larceny | pleaded guilty.
 1 A few minutes after o'clock this | morning fire was discovered in thu third floor of the three-story building | No. I05 South Royal Street, owned by | c. l.. Lavretta and occupied by P. w | Walsh & Son as a retail grocery house | The fire, department was called ant
 upper floor. The roof was badly l burned. as was the third floor. The l stock was much damaged by water
 ing the work of the firemen very diff | fcult. The loss has not yet been es'
 timated. The origin of the fire is un' | known.
 L. Recorder McAleer has adopted new | tactics with fEequenters of the cour, | who persist in violating the law. In | stead of ordering them in confinement 1 in the city prison he Is sentencing the
 regulars to hard labor for the city; By l this method he hopes to bring about reforms with some of them.
 | The old and unsightly brick shacks | on the west side of St. Emanuel, be- | tween Cont and Dauphin Streets, arc being torn down to make room for 2 l modern laundry building to be erected | by pr. W. L. Woodruff.
 Among the Montgomerians noted as | in Mobile today are Charles Gallagher L. Marshall, Henry Thompson, R: G | Morgan, C. c. DeVinney 6 Son, Wm
 B. Friedman and T. F. culburg.
 Mrs. George B. Stone. wife of tht
 popular County Treasurer. with hel
 children. has gone to Point Clear fol
 the summer. .
 Ell. Fuller of Mt. Vernon is in tho
 city.
 Mobile last evening.
 l SCHURZ's SPEECH. -
 United states Should Be q GentlemaE
 Among Nations.
 Madison. Wis, June 22.-The com