The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-08

raised at o'clock the stage was seen to be occupied by the members of the faculty of the college, the central hS- ure being the venerable dean, pr. George A. Ketchum. Lieutenant Gov ernor R. M. Cunningham was on the stage and also President J. W. Aber- crombie, LIA D., of the University of Alabama
 The graduates were seated in tho first and second rows in front of the stage. The program, as carried out, was as follows: Invocation-Rev. J. B. K. Spain. Salutatory-Mr. B. w. Booth of Prattville, Ala, an der-graduate. Music.
 Annual report of the Dean-G. A. Ketchum, M. D. dent of the University of Alabama--J. W. Abercrombie, ILL. D. Music.
 Reading the Roll of Honor-The Dean.
 Presentation of the Bush prize-J. H. White, M. D.. U. s. P. H. and M. H. Service
 Music.
 Address-Lieutenant Governor R. M. Cunningham. Music.
 Appointments to hospital positions The Dean.
 Charge of the faculty to graduates Chas. A. Mohr. M. D. Music.
 Benediction. The graduates to whom were pre- sented diplomas were as follows: Degree of M. D.--J. H. Ashcraft. Soco; c. N. T. Barnette, Mamie; W [. E. Barnard, oleander; J. F. Bryars, Stockton; James H. Black, Fort De- posit; k. R. Cannon, Camden; B. S. Carpenter, Aliceville; W. q. Carna- thon, Butler; z. Causey, Healing Springs: J. A. Chapman, Equality; j.. B. Elliot. Greensboro; D. s. Feagin, Feagin; J. w. Fielder, Jr. Benton; J. A. Gentry, Narrows; I. W. John- son, Stanton; R. c. Jones, Camden; J R. Lanford, Mobile; H. c. McCullo igh. Center Grove; A, E. Maumaneo, Mo- bile; A. H. Owens, Ashland; V. B. Potts, Abercrombie; R. D. Reynolds, Ozark; N. D Sellers, Franklin; P. B. Skinner Bellville; M. J. Slaughter, NewsiIe; J. c. Smith. Union; w. A. Sparks, Carbon; s. D. Suggs, Fleeta; W. P. Warren, Porterville; R. H. Watson, Georgiana; H. II. White, Boy kin.
 Degree of Pharmacist-G. l.. Davis, Deer Park; J. D. Atkins, Schlater, Miss; E. G. Burson, Furnace; J. B.. McMurphy. Olea; J. c. Parham, Gainesville; T.. J. Patton, Jr., Knox, vile; w. A. Sellers. Boxer, Miss. Dr. John A. Lanford was awarded the Bush prize. The dean announced the following appointments: Dr. E. s. Fea- gin, resident physician at the city hos pital; Dr. R. Clarence Jones, interne al Providence Infirmary; pr. John W Fielder. interne Marine Hospital. Tam pa, Fla.
 William S. Galloway, aged 34 year s, a native of Bay MInette, Baldwin County, died this morning at hls home, No. 54 Gayle Street, this city. He leaves a wife to mourn his antimely death.
 The remains of Little Francis Ana tole Antoine infant daughter of MT. and Mrs. Salvador Antoine, were in- tered in the Catholic Cemetery this morning. Rev. Father Dunn officiated. Articles of incorporation of the Mer- menteau Development Company were filed in the Probate Court today. The incorporators are Pat. J Lyons. James and S. H. Keoughan, Richad Murray, E. D. Peppers and T. C. Booth The 
 $1S,OO0 paid in. The company will be located in Mobile and its purpose is to do a general developing business
 At Pennsylvania and other points on the Southern Railway just north of Mobile late this afternoon a terrific hail and rain storm fell. Hall. in many places large as partridge eggs, cov- cred the ground.
 Admiral and Mrs. schley left this afternoon on the lighthouse tender Magnolia for a trip to the snapper banks off Fort Morgan. They were accompanied by their nephew and niece. MT. and Mrs. J. T. Schley.
 Mobile Society News.
 Mrs. L. c. Parker left today for Pensacola to visit Mrs. W. T. Wright, Mrs. Wright gives a large reception in her honor this evening.
 Mrs. Horace Clarke has gone North for several weeks. In New York she will stop with Mir. and Mrs. Jeffreys at the Holland House. Later she will go to Maryland on a visit.
 The free-wilI offering concert of the Y. w. c. A. took place this evening, the program arranged by Inc young girls of Miss Knott's high school
 Mrs. Bierck of Pensacola was in Mo- bile Monday being one of a cruising party on the Magnolia"
 The Merry Dozen Card Club was en- tertained today by Miss Lettie Well. Miss Mary Rich is visiting MT. and Mrs. Charles Rich in Hattiesburg.
 Mrs. Harry Smith is visiting Mrs. Phares Coleman in Montgomery.
 Mrs. Charles Hopkins is recovering from a recent illness.
 Spring Lamb.
 The arst of the season at YeIyertOn'' Palace Market, No. 1 Court Square 'Bhone &4g,