The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
Advertiser Bureau, T,,N., 9 |

,,,,,, K 1soa. in Nanah, County r,Derarv Ireland; died In Mobile at o:oo o'clock yesterday afternoon July ]o' 1905. o, Mrs
 Tn brief this was the record or MIs MT. Sarah Louisa Dubois, the o,oee' Xrs D,bots died in the house where sne hau resided continuously for hfty-six years since the fall of 1S4s. In 1923 as saran Louisa Farrell she came to Mooite' ~ hers resided seventy-seven ..,s years. Until three weeks ago sne was in full possession Of her meh,ai tha nbvsical faculties, and was daily m the babit of walking to her front gate. There she would joke and gossip "l.n inc children of the netghborhooo' sne heinz especially fond of young peopie On one of these walks in returning 10 the house she fell and sustained ih1u- ries which resulted in her death.
 Mrs. Dubois, shortly after coming to Mobile, was joined in marriage 10 H sa ward Dubois. who died in June, lo4E. Eight chiIIren wee .he result or the issue only one of whom. Mrs. Ehza q Haley. born December 21. 1883, sur wives. besides three great sranochll, dren. Thomas and James Haley' anu Miss Nathaniel Haley In lSsI MS MS. n,tal and, during the Mexican War, she occupied a similar position In the Ma rina Hospital. She was consistan' member of St. Joseph's Catholic Cnurcn'
 The General Council met tonight in special called session, the call oeing issued by Mayor Pat J. Lyons. lhe foIiowine were present; Chairman A. s Lyons Aldermen Berney. H. T. and F. !. Inge, Councilmen Hale. Micnaei, Brown. Oberhaus and Carroll. ClerK Owen read a communication from May or Lyons which was accompanied oy a written opinion from City Attorney Boone relative to the law on sZ,ooo,oVo refunding bond issue. The opinion or the City Attorney was that the iaw was purely constitutional and the Mayor was warranted in naming com missioners to float the bonds. The communication also stated that the Mayor had named E. l.. Russell, E. F. Bernheimer and D. K. Burgess as ehe commissioners the communlcatlon was received and filed and the action or the Mayor unanimously approved Ahe Council then adjourned
 The duty of the commissioners Is to eoat the refunding bond issue before January 1, 1906. This issue of $2.Ooo,- GOO Is to take up outstanding ponds 10 that amount, due by the city on the old debt.
 The steamer N. Batchelder. built at PhiladeIphia for the quartermaster .ervice between Mobile and Fort Nor gan. arrived tonight, ten days out from the port of departure. in com mand of Captain Harry Berg. The steamer Is of the twin screw type and will take the place of the General Poe, which has been ordered for service at Charleston. s. c. The engineer is Cap tain Lee Gager.
 Edward J. Binet died in this city last night after a very brief Illness. He was A native of Mobile, 23 years of age and a son of the late Edward J. and Mrs Eugenia Binet. Besides his moth CT. he leaves his wife and three broth CTS, Gus, George and Maury Binet. A little over a year az" the father of the deceased was killed by loco- motive in St. Louis.
 Another bowling team has been add ed to the list of those which will ask | for admission to the National Asocia- | ton after the Mobile City League is | formed. The Killings Is the name. and | the members are George Jacobson, Pres Ea