The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-10
The News of Mobile

residence on Government Street. fourth west of Houston.
 The groom elect is a we'll known Mobile business man and his bride-elect is a charming young lady,
 At o'clock this mornfng fire was discovered in the kitchen of Roycroft and Cuthbert's store. corner of Warren and St. Michael StreetG The building was soon in flames. The department was called and succeeded in keeping the flames in the building. which was destroyed. A large portion of the contents was saved.
 Ryan and was valued at $1,So0 and in- sured for $75o. The contents were valued at $e.aoo. half of which was destroyed. The insurance on stock an dcontents was insured for $2,5oo
 Hon. samuel R. Browne. Judge of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit. was seen this morning with reference Na the enigma as to Baldwin County, which he is attempting to soHe. The judge had an immense packet Of legal aoea- ments before him, all of which dwelt upon the phases of the several littga- tions in the famous removal cause. as to the courthouse, from Daphne to Bay Minette.
 These. he said. he was giving cioae scrutiny. He could not give decisive answer today. but said he would, as to where he would hold eourt in Baldwin ciunty this fall. immediately after he reached a conclusion.
 Sheriff Powers has a problem on his hand which he is trying to solve, lie holds and has held for some time a fn ratss al f,l Clnssn , Steiner, a white man, charged with breaking into and entering. In the night, Q house. and grand larceny. Steiner has been apprehended and is now held in New Orleans and Sheriff Powers has been so notified, but the quarantine regulations against the city of New Orleans are barriers which the sheriff cannot break down.
 How to get hls man Is the conundrum he Is trying to solve. It ia possible that he will ask the authorities of the Crescent City to hold Steiner until such time as he can be permitted to secure the man and bring him heta for trial
 The Auxiliary Sanitary Association of Mobile, in conformity with a sug- gestion of General Chairman Max Ham burger, Jr.. has decided to extend It's good work to Whistler. the largest suburb of Mobile.
 The fund in hand for work in Mobile, will last beyond the fret of October. but 1000 Is needed to carry it on until cold weather. The Auxiliary will re- main in existence. however. after the present season. A special fund will be raised for Whistler and special committee of the Auxiliary will CO., operate with Q Whistler committee to give that place thorough cleaning.
 The Committea of Public Health held long drawn-out session this after noon, due to existing conditions in Pen- that boats be put on the rivers and bay adjacent to Mobile for the purpose of preventing people coming into the county from points in Florida; also recommending the deVlsing of means for the inspection of passengers com ing to the city on bay boats from the eastern shore.
 The Pure Milk Company. comprising a large number of dairymen of this county, announces that their pasteuriz-. ing plant will be in operation on Octo- Der 15. The plant, which Is now in course of erection. Is located on Spring Hill Avenue. near Broad Street This plant is intended to furnish pure milk 10 conSuIheTs III the clLy or MoDiIe.
 Rt. Rev. Father TyrreiI, s. J.. presi- dent of Spring Hill College, in conver- sation with The Advertiser repFesen-. tatlve today, said the college had open ed with sixty-six students. Had 1t not been for the quarantine restric. tions, he said. the matriculates would have numbered more than ITS and would have proved the banner opening of the seventy-slx years of the famous college.
 Ground was broken this morning for a handsome modern stable at the southeast corner of Royal and State Streets to be the property of the Gulf City Realty Company
 The foundation is to have a 4-foot base. which indicates 1t Is the purpose of theowners to add to the height of the building.
 The body of an unknown white man. we'll dressed. was found in the bay last evening, opposite Bellfontaine
 Justice Quaftermus of Theodore aum- moned jury and viewed the body, but could find no marks of violence there on. It was buried in a graveyard near where found.
 Velor, the B-year-old daughter of George and Mittie Lewis, died today at the family home at Bradley. on the Mo- bile and Ohio Railroad. The parents have the sympathy of many friends here.
 Mrs Irwin Post of Chicago. Is visit ing her mother, Mrs. Phil Frank. and will remain In Mobile several days.
 Rev. Claude E. Hill, pastor of the First Christian Church, this city, has received a call from Cincinnati and Pittsburg for service in an evangelisti- cal campaign in the two cities.
 There are about twenty Christian churches in each city Rev. Hill may accept the call
 For the week Building Inspector Kearns Issued three building permits for new buildings to cost aa-naa- Four