The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-08

The new heating apparatus rocenSAS purchased by . committee of directors of the local Young Mems Christian As sociation was installed in the assocta- tion building on Broad Street this morning.
 The boiler has a capacity of 500 gallons which will be adequate for the purposes of the association for years to come. The old boiler held only 100 gallons. which was not sufficient for the baths.
 Mayor Was MisaueteA.
 According to Mayor Atkins. an even- ing paper in this city has placed him and the Police Court in a peculiar and rather embarrassing position by mis- quoting and publishing as serious statement . remark made jocularly by the Mayor to a relative of one of the defendants in the recent Jones-Trikulis case, Frank Wynne.
 The Mayor, presiding over the court, was made to appear as having decided tta verdict in the case before the tes- timony was in. He called the attention of the counsel and defendants in the case to the papers misquotation and gave the assurance that the court had more discretion .han to make Q ruling before the evidence was in.
 Selma News in Brief.
 Henry Franelich. a prominent busi- ness man of this city and secretary of the City Democratic Executive Commit tee. went last night to Mobile to attend the beside of his mother, who is re- ported to be fatally i'll. Mrs. Franelich has been in Mobile the past week with her mother-inlaw.
 The marriage of Miss Zada Long to MT. w. c. Smith took place Sunday af- ternoon at the residence of MT. J. B. Zimmerman. The Rev. R. F. Otts ofii- ciated.
 MT. D. c. Carlisle and wife will leave this week for New York, N. r.. and will be absent from the city some time.
 M-. Clifton Kirkpatrick left this morning for Memphis, Tenn.
 To Get Indian Players.
 o. D. Latham. Manager of the Selma Baseball Association, recently organ ized. left this afternoon for Indian Territory. where he will sign Indian players to compose the 1905 Selma team. Mir. Latham will be gone sev- eral weeks.
 After signing about twelve players, Mir. Latham will make circuitous route back to Selma. playing in a number of cities. The club will be ready for the opening of the season in May. I. L. Rosendorf is president of the association, which Is supported by other prominent business men of Selma.
 Meeting of Post "D.o
 At a meeting this afternoon of Post
 
 of Alabama, officers and directors were elected. Delegates to the State con- vention which will be held at Mobile will be named at a later date by President D. M. Scott.
 This afternoon D. M. Scott was chosen president; Ernest Lamar, first vice president; J. l.. Clay, second vice president; and George Treadwell, sec- retary and treasurer.
 The board of directors is composed Of J. c. Bender. Fred Coleman, V. B. Atkins. W R. Peacock and M, s. Smith. Dr. W. W. Haper was cleo tea surgeon. and Rev. A. A. Little,
 The following committeeman were named:
 Railroad, o. P. Smith: Hotel, R. K. Lapsley; Legislative, E.. B. Martin; Press. W. c. Ward; Sick and Relief. Calvin Young, IT,; Employment T. E. Gary.
 Miss Melvin's Reception.
 The members of the Young Ladies' Card Club found delightful hostess Monday afternoon in Miss Marion Mel vin' when she entertained them at her parents pretty home on Church Street.
 The house was tastefully decorated for the occasion in palms and ionouiIs. The prize. lovely silk girdle, was cap tured by Miss Mary Gilman. The only out-of-town guest, Miss Carpenter, was presented a beautiful bunch of ion quils by the hostess. At conclusion of the games delicious ice cream and cake was served.
 Social and Personal.
 Mrs. Mary Montgomery of Auburn. is visiting her sister. Mrs. V. R. Wood. on Fremont Street.
 Mir. Sam Hobbs, who attends school at the M. M. l., is home for a few days.
 Mir. Amile Karpe returned home this morning after spending a few days in Mobile.
 Miss Jamie Portis has returned to after visiting relatives here.
 MT. P. s. Vaughan, Jr.. is in the city for few days.
 Mrs. Betty Holzman is visiting friends in New Orleans.
 MT. Gus Meyer has returned to the city.