The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-13

| deffn1t6ly not tO HdNc thc e.s< T l ceremony at the new castle hall unti after quarantine has been raised. Tni' | decision was reached because of the oe | sire many members of the order outside | the city have expressed as to their Tn l tention to be present. The hall VIII p' | occupied, however. as soon as possipl' after the furnitare is placed. At l2:2o o'clock this morning at thu family home. 35s South Conception Street, aftef an illness of seven weeks
 Mrs. Maggie Louise Todd. beloved wif' of John H. Ti1linghast. passed away | Deceased was 26 years of age. nativ' of Mobile and daughter of MT. and Mrs I Daniel Todd. Besides her husband anc parents she leaves little child, all oi \ whom mourn her demise. | Mrs. Tiilinghast was . consistent | member of Franklin Street Presby' terian Church, the Knights and Ladies | of Honor and woodmen's Circle. The | remains will be inferred in Magnolia l Cemetery tomorrow afternoon. Citizens of Plateau. this county. are | busy with the race problem. On Sat urday 1t was learned that a neat-ap- bearing white man. solicitor in a | certain line. had taken board and lodg- | ing at a negro boarding house there That night a delegation of four repu- I table white citizens. men of family visited the place and left word with | the proprietor that 1t would be advis- 1 able for him to rid himself of his white patron. One of the committee stated to The Advertiser representative this
 morning that "the word to the wise
 had proved sufficient" Dellia Williams. the 16 year-o1d young white girl who was bound over | in the sum of s100 to the United States Circuit Court for alleged tampering with a letter addressed to another per-
 son. has given bond and is now at her home at Prichard. near Mobile. The young girl, through courtesy of United States Marshal Deans. was last night spared the humiliation of lying in jail
 by being given room at the Southern
 Hotel Today she remained in the mayshals office.
 Learning of the young girls predica- | ment, Max Hamburger, Jr., proprietor
 of the Daily Herald. volunteered to sign the girls bond and Commissioner Dunlap accepted him as a bondsman
 With tears in her eyes. the young girl | accepted Mir. Hamburger's proffer and
 soon she was at liberty. W. L. Henderson, land and industrial agent of the Mobile and Ohio and Southern Railroad, has returned from
 trip in Ohio, where he went to ex- hibit Aldbamas fruits to the visitors to county fairs.
 Mir. Henderson speaks very encourag-
 ingly of his trip and predicts good re-
 suits therefrom. L. o. Jones of Atlanta is in the city
 in consultation with Rev. Claude E.
 Hill. pastor of the First Christian church in the interest of the Alkahest Lyceum system. His purpose is to ar- range for course of six entertain
 ments to be given here under the aus- pices of MT. Hills church. The remains of Daniel A. Robbins | were sent to Sylvania, Ga, this after noon for interment, accompanied by his bereaved widow. An escort from the several Odd Fellow lodges accom-
 panied the remains to the train. News was received here this morninS
 of the death at Alabama Port of Mrs
 Hooks. a most estimRble lady, 70 years of age.
 Deceased was the mother of Mrs. J l E. Lovelace, wife of the proprietor of
 the Alabama Port Hotel. She removed | there from Merrill. Miss, about a year ! ago.
 | Misses Ursula Delchamps. daughter of W~B Delchamps of Alabama Port, ! left last evening from this city for lMontevalllo to enter the Industrial School for Girls.
 Owing to the burning of a trestle on
 the Southern Railway near Suggsville, about fifty miles north of Mobile, all trains were blocked this morning. 
 Harry Locke of the United States Geodetic Survey, accompanied by Mrs
 Locke, has arrived here from Norfolk,
 Va, and is with relatives.
 Colonel Frank B. Merrill has returned
 from business trip to New York Mobile Society News.
 Spring Hill seems determined to be
 gay while absolutely nothing at all in
 a social way Is transpiring in town, ex- oept with a few bridge" fiends who
 must have their game every evening.
 The announcement is made of the en- gagement of Miss Ogarita Merrill to
 MT w Nisbett Latta, of Charlotte, N.
 C., the wedding to take place in Mo
 bile in December.
 Mrs W. T. Kelly and little daughter | arrived today from Mooresburg, Tenn,
 where they have been spending the
 summer.
 Misses Margaret and Aileen Austill
 have gone to Spartanburg. South Car
 olina where they will remain all win ter. :-- | Mrs. Imogen Little is spending some
 time in West Pennsylvania after her
 trip though the West. Little Miss Mary Chase will have a
 party at her home at Spring Hill to- morrow evening. ~~.
 This evening the Spring Hill resi-
 dents and visitors will have a euchre
 game.
 Mir. and Mrs Jesse Burke have re- turned and are staying out at Spring Hill.
 Mrs. R. H. Clarke and daughter. Miss
 Morris Clarke, are now at Saratoga Mr G. A. Dunster has returned after
 an absence of month. Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Bondurant leave
 tonight for New York. Mrs. Henrietta c. Hamilton has re-
 turned from Montrose. Misses Alberta and Mona Garrett were , fin the city yesterday.
 MIss A9nas Mcnonald Ts .,oxa,