The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-08
THE NEWS OF MOBILE
Advertiser Bureau.
 

Advertiser Bureau.
 Mobile, June '.
 Dr. F.. D. Bondurant president of the Alabama Medical Association has re- turned from Montgomery. where he presided at meeting of physicians and laymen relative to eradicatlng tuper- culosis, a full account of which appear ed in this mornings Advertiser. has returned home. To the representative of The Advertiser he announced the following committee of five, in pur- suance to a resolution offered by Dr. Charles A. Mohr, of this city, to con slider immediate steps to be taken ana to report at a meeting to be called oy the president.
 pr, Charles A. Mohr, of Mobile. Dr. w. NJ. Wilkerson, of Montgomery; pr. C. C. Jones of East Lake: MT. F. F. Glass, general manager Of The Adver- tiser. Montgomery; MT. Eli P. Smith, .associate editor of The Birmingham News.
 Notice of these appointments were forwarded this evening to the respec- tive committeeman.
 Tonight in Broad Street Methodist Church. in the presence or large number of invited friends, MT. C. C. Williams and Miss Viola Jennette Piele were joined In marriage. Rev. MT. ChaIker officiating. MT. J. K. Williams, brother of the groom and Miss Ella Lott, were the attendants.
 After the ceremony a reception was rendered the young couple by the brides sister, at her home, No. 2o4 South Jefferson Street. The ushers at the wedding, who also assisted at the reception, were Messrs. D. ID. Langan, Charles Wasmuth, Frank Audrey and James Brady. The young couple are well known Mobilians.
 This afternoon, in McGill Institute hall the commencement exercises of Immaculate Conception school were held before a large and representative audience, Rt Rev. Bishop Allen, mem bers of the Catholic clergy and sisters. The program was beautifully rendered.
 The graduates were Misses Josephine Patt, Marie Gillitte and Emma Staub Bishop Allen conferred the diplomas and delivered an address to the grad uates and students.
 Tonight at the home of her parents, 107 North Jackson Street, Miss Jose phine Patt, assisted by her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Patt, entertained her co-graduates and students. Miss Patt received many handsome presents.
 The finest piece of trimmed pitch pine timber ever seen in Mobile, was turned out by the Ollinger- Bruce and St. Francis Streets this morning. It measured 63 feet in length and is solid heart pine At one end the timber is squared for a distance of about 12 feet, thence to the end it Is rounded, except at the extreme end when 1t is square on one side for splicing.
 This, with another piece to be 53 feet long, will be placed upon the top of the six-story building of the City Bank and Trust Company, now erecting on Royal Street. newt south of the government building. The pole, which will be, when joined, 116 feet in length. will be used by the Wireless Telegraph Com pany to be inaugurated here shortly.
 The closing exercises of St. Vincent's select school will take place tomorrow evening at o'clock in the school hall, corner of Cedar and Savannah Streets. Gold medals and diplomas are to be awarded to the following young girl graduates: Misses Alice G. Cashin, Anna E. Curry, Alice M. Kennedy and Margaret A. Tierney. Certificates Of promotion from the eighth grade to the academic department will be conferred upon Misses Loretta Grandahl. Mar Euerite Mclean, Anna Druhan, Della Dreaper, Joanna McNamara and Coarina Davis.
 This school is in the keeping of the Sisters of Charity and has large at tendance.
 At 5:SO this afternoon. in St. Patrick's s Church, John Joseph Fitzpatrick and Miss Bessie Turner were married in the presence of a large gathering of friends and relatives. The attendants were: Henry McHugh, brother of the groom, and Miss Mamie Turner. sister of tho bride. Rev. Father Ktrwan ot- ficiated. A reception followed at the home of the brides father, George w. Turner. The groom Is a popular train man of the Mobile and Ohio. The bride is charming young lady. Many valuable presents were showered upon the couple.
 Many Mobilians were shocked when they learned of the death of Miss Mag gie Bell Gaines at o'clock this morn irg at the home of her parents. pr. and Mrs " P Gaines. She was the youngest daughter. the idol of the home and had many friends. Saturday she was in apparently the best of health. but became suddenly i'll. It was not regarded as serious, put aItef appear . ing to grow better she relapsed and her demise followed. The bereaved family has the sympathy of host or friends.
 It leaked out this afternoon that Robert Going and Evan Russell. at tempted to get out of the county jail last night. The two boys. for neither is vet twenty, are being held in con nection with the killing of Frank Elem ing Saturday night near the Barker cotton mills, this county. The boys tried to reach the roof of the jail by climbing up chimney, but 1t proved foo small and, after one stuck. they were discovered and pulled back to their cells where they are now safe.
 John Craft and w. l.. Henderson will go to Birmingham Sunday to be present st the immigration convention to be held there Monday under the auspices of the Commercial Club of that city
 These gentlemen will endeavor to as- sist in solving the problems to come before the convention, relative to i'm migrants and what to do with them Roth express considerable enthusiasm over the matters to be discussed.