The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-11
The News of Mobile

woods at Theodore. thirteen miles south of Mobile, on the Mobile and Bay Shore and Louisville and Nashville Railroads. The pathway. strange to say, passed between the stations or the two roads, which are about one- half mile apart, and missed every house in the beautiful village. This afternoon the following tele- gram was receied here by The Herald from the Publishers Press:
 New York, Tuesday-Simon Nun son, aged 27 member of the crew or schooner Helen Matewood, arrived last night from Mobile, Ala, removed 10 Hoffman Island with yellow fever symptoms"
 tigated the records in the customs of- flee and learned that the Helen Mate wood cleared from Mobile on August | 25 for New York. She came to Mobile | from Pensacola, being here about twenty-five days prior to sailing. | When the Atwood sailed from Mobile all on board were absolutely well. Be- ] ing a coastwise vessel the crew was not shipped out of this port by the shipping commissioner. If the man i Munson was III with fever when he arrived at New York he must nave been picked up at another port, as the 1 Atwood had been more than one and a half months out of this port when she arrived at New York.
 The Quarantine Board of Mobile Bay has modified the quarantine against l Havana to the exent that passengers | with immune certificates may come Tn . | to this port. Fumigation of vessels i from Havana at this port has also been | disc ntinued.
 It will be some time. said Inspector of Hulls and Vessels O'Brien, before ! the regular inspection of vessels will begin in this port. due to the large 1 amount of work to be done on new ; craft. Inspectors O'Brien and Taylor have had their hands full recently here and are almost worn out from over work inspecting crafts in this port. Benjamin Hamilton. sr. aged 77, one i of the oldest residents of Mobile Coun- ty died at his home in Hamilton Dis | trict this morning of cancer of the 1 hand. He was widely known through | out this County and Is survived by six children, John, Jeff and Benjamin, Jr., and Mesdames U. Thompson. K. Gas ton and J Roberts. all of this County, also survived by six brothers and three sisters. being the first of fam l lily of ten children to die.
 | Another evidence of the Hid" being down in Mobile was shown today when | A. Stamm proprietor of the Mobile Inn, | was docketed for permitting gaming in | his place. The law gives the Recorder the privilege of assessing fine of $50 and revocation of license for this of- | fense.
 Clifton E. Rabby, doing business at Girard Station, in the south end of this County, has filed petition In bank | ruptcy in the United States District Court His liabilities are $4,3S5. with assets of s1.115. of which s625 is claim ed as exemption. The case was refer red to Referee Erwin.
 An aftermath of the storm of yea err day on the Gulf is reported from yhip Island. The schooner Harry w. Lew Is cleared five days since for Sagua la Grande. with 5000 worth of lumber went ashore on the island and is to- tai wreck She was cleared by Van Heingen & Go. The crew escaped to the mainlands.
 In the recorders court this morning Barrett Brothers, proprietors of gro cery store in the south party of the city. answered to a charge of selling liquor on Sunday. and were fined $2C or forty days. The case of Clarke Brothers was continued because of i'll ness of the senior member of the firm
 In the probate court has been filed a notice of increase of stock of th' Loxley Lumber Company The origi' nal stock was $10O,000, and the in crease has been made to $200,000.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. c. scheible have returned from their bridal trip tC Niagara Falls, New York and the Eas and are at home on Government street fouth west of Houston.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. B. Hervey have re- turned from an extended tour or th' East and North While in Grand Rap
 ids, Mich. and New York, MT. HerveI purchased the furniture for the Cav
 thon Hotel.