The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-27
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mSuAs Ayk LIE MI MI & tfyt Ass7s FIX N veps at 10 o'clock tcvncFrow nzcrni9ks with Hon. g. Y, semnass psssiQlegs From the appearance of the docket n Is evident the tern time win ts sps tireiy occupied, vith the exception of the usual Mardi aras thoiidayss Ttisre are . number of capital eases get down for hsarins and 1t ia ,thought triaae will be had in each of them. soiici- tor Jarnes Fl. Webb anticipates larGc] amount of heavy wssik dusing the sss- sion.
 Tomorrow night in German Relief hall the members of German Relief Association will rive oue of thSlf usually brtiiiant complimentary balls. A large number of invitations have been issued and. In view of the thea- Ire being dark, It fs anticipated therel will be an immense attendance pnx1d- sons orohsstra vii fprndaa The music Rev. Clarence F. crawferd, p. P, of Louisville. Ky- arrived in Mobile in in's wissex % S County, I xhsss s he s ssajosea ! . hunt with Dr. McHptiiiams and oth- CT friends. He joined hia wife at the home ef her hrpthAE, Nx. John A GtAsn 1 on Dauphinway for. todsy and wiu fo- morrow TO to Aattle River for . fisning trip. pr. CreHfsyq is nem- bsr of the fa0llty as taS Freyh1ter- tan Theological Seminary a ok Lnuls- vile. and ap able and eminent dtstne. ia aesils ma Nov orlsans ssfors IF Y turning to hsr home. Eiaborate inyitations have been issued by the; Mopdsy Evening Mask. CTS" one of the well known secret or ganisations of Mobile for their cei- ebration of the second anniversary in German Relief hall. the function to take place op Monday evening, March 6th. Beginning at o'clock. The in- yitations one of which has been re- tune de rigeuere mandatory.
 Cases have been set down for trial | for the present week in the Circuit
 court, Hon. Samuel B. Brown, presid- ing. as foiiows:
 Monday, February :T.--Moticn dock
 et
 Tuesday, February 2s.--.r. ". Suns ss
 al. versus Virginia Mitchell: T. w. Sims ct al, versus Mary GauSe. 1ssll
 Wednesday. March i.--Jerry ppmas versus sig. Haas; John Franklin vsr- sus Albert Nicely ef d.; Hedinger and
 Bsnxi versus Manufacturing Export Company a s a,.
 Thursday, March a.--MobiIe County lrersus Brown and Co: Mobile Cqun- lty versus Ware and Leland, stats Of Alabama versus Brown and O.; State
 of Alabama versus Ware and Leland. | Friday, March 3.--Sussnf Haggins
 versus Southern Railway Company; T. rnrrAff vararia A rrfo. lMississippi Lumber Company versus N W. Smith and Company
 Saturday, March 4,--Nelson and Lee
 yersus spotswood. Turner ana Conn
 pany. s.s
 Last night ct the family home. No. l9s7 Church street. after lingering Illness. Mss Mary A. oiiis passed laway. Deceased was . daughter ef land. besides her mother. is survived
 by two sisters, MrA R. C. Macy and
 Miss Fannie Oliis, and three brothers, lJ. M. 0llis Of Mobile, T. T. oIlfs Of Houston, Texas, and Fred 0liis of kcaliforTiia. Misn Oils was q life long member of st. John's Episcopal church
 land enjoyed . large circle of frispds
 who regret to know of her ds-
 mise, II The body of Miss F1orence Bawson
 arrived in Mobile this morning from lCamden, over ths Southern Railway ana Vas taken from the train ana
 placed in a hssrse end the funeral was
 al once held. the interment being in
 Magnoiia cemetsry. Rev Archibald
 F. Carr of the Government street Pres al services at the grave. A number Of
 handsome floral designs were placed on the grsYe.
 ". C. Allen, white man, giving
 Minneapolis. Minn., as his home and
 his vocation as that of e switehmnn.
 was brought to Mobile on southbound Louisville and Nashville freight train this morning by Conductor J. IT. turned over to Detectives Lacey and
 Murphy and taken to police headalars ters where the charge of burglary was placed against him on the docket Con-
 ductor Hutchison captured the man
 about five miles out from the city, in a box car. the seal of which had been
 broken. Tn Aliens pocf fets, when searched at police headquarters, wers found sIxty-two cigars of fine brand Allen claimed the cigars were loose in the car and he picked them up.
  Ed. Lauzon. the strapping young 1 baseball player of Southern League fame, will appear with the Augusta, South Atlantic League the coming season. Lauzon will catch, and cover outfield territory He will leave for Augusta about the twentieth of March
 Mrs. Lillian Smith. wife of A. C. Smith. a we'll known Louisville and Nashville railroad engineer, died this morning at her home, No. 25s St Emanuel street, after brief fliness Deceased was Q native of Montgomery. and her remains will be taken there for interment. Mrs. Smith was a | daughter of Mrs. Erary Ludman, who | died In Mobile in June. last and whose | body was taken to Montgomery for in- torment.
 This morning at St. Patricks con- vent. this city, Sister Trucilla Gin the | wroId Alice Kinsil1a) of the order of | St. Joseph. passed to her reward. De- | @eased was native of Peoria, IlI., and l a noble christian She was 45 years of | age, and was sent to St. Patricks | parish a few months. Sine Is survived | by her father, brother and two sis | ters. residing in St Louis. The inter- l ment will take place Tuesday morn 1 ing by request of relatives.
 Charles Burt. aged ss, a well known l resident of this county died at his | '