The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18
Another train was run out of Meridian to the Park

to the Park.
 Mobiles cotton merchants are today jubilant over the showing of this port for the fiscal year 1904-5 In the matter of receipts and exports which, from the figures on the boards of the Mobiie City Is about to become again pos sessed of her own. At one time Mo- bile was third in the cotton ports Of the South. but she lost this prestige. The figures posted at noon today were as follows ,oos.s ,eoa-4 Receipts today .. .. 396 50 For the week.. ..oo2,Ss3 ,o, i1a sinee Teers Sept. 5o0Is I = .24s.sss 187,85S Stock on hand :. .... 40,1S9 S.725
 The prediction was freely made this ceipts would be reached before July 18th.
 About ten days ago Frank Connolly. a young Mobilian. about 22 years eld. during the interim until today, fer his absence He is q son of the late Cap tain Peter Connolly and his mother, much worried over his absence. What added to the uneasiness of his friends was the statement that he was shortly to be married to most estimaple y
 This morning it was learned the young man was in Arkansas. well and hearty and would return home soon.
 In the Circuit Court this afternoon Ben F. Ward filed suit against .ohn F. Conboy for $2.500 damages. Ward al- leges that Conboy "scowardly and un- with brass knucka" on May l2. Both are prominent young men here. Con- boy Is out on bond for assault and pat iy before Judge Afford in the criminal court.
 Major A. J. You. immigration in- spector for Alabama, returned nome this morning from business trip 10 and Atlanta, Ga, where he had gone to investigate violations of, the Chinese exclusion act He reports two arrests in Montgomery.
 The Mobile Scandinavians today cele- brated the ninety first anniversary or the declaration of independence of Nor was full dressed and consulate flags waved in the breezes.
 Mobile Society News.
 The marriage of Miss Florence Marie Glennon, uaughter or MT; hn1 Mrs Henry Mcdonald, took place tn Fne Cit- thedraI at noon today, the capacious building being filled with friends and well wishers The chaucel was filled with candles, white carnations, lilies and palms. Rev. John w. Dunn per- formed the ceremony and in the sanc- tuary were RL. Rev. Bishop Allen, Rev. J. W. Shaw and Rev. w. J. Ter rell of Spring Hill College. The usn- CTS were MT. Matthias Mahorner, Jr.. ana MT. Jack Condor. brothers-ln- law of the bride Mrs. Mahorner and Mrs. Condor were the matrons of honor, ana Miss Julia Lucille Mcdonald, maid of honor, all three gowned In blue SILK tissue with white lace hats and bou" duets of white carnations. Miss Grace Louise Glennon, who was to be one ot the attendants, was prevented by ill., ness. The bride wore a charming toilette of pale blue Paris cloth, made ported hat of white maline with os- trich feathers. A bouquet of 'arna- tions and lilies of the valley completed a most attractive toilette. Miss Glen non entered with her father, MT. :. James K Glennon, and to the notes Of Lohengrin, preceded by her attendants, advanced to the altar where MT. Mo Donald with his best man, MT. James k. Mcdonald, awaited her.
 There was no reception after the ceremony, but the bridal party enjoyed and Mrs. Mcdonald left at 1928 o'clock | for the East, Mrs. Mcdonald wearing | a pretty travelling costume of blue | taffeta silk with corn colored nat trim med in blue.
 The Shakespeare Club enjoyed an in tellectual treat today in the address