The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-07

Shortly before l o'clock this morn ing at the family home. No. eo6 Lips comb Street, after long illness. Charles Lee Ching, a well known and very popular young man, died. He was son of the late Capt. J. H. Ching and Mrs Hannah C. Ching. He was 34 years old, for years in the railroad business and a member of several be- nevoIent organizations. Besides hts mother he Is survived by two broth- CTS. Richard and William Ching.
 Death of Mrs. B. Fitzgerald.
 Mrs Bridget Fitzgerald. reiict of Thomas Fitzgerald, died this morning at her home, No. 4S4 St. Emanuel Street. after a long illness. She was m estimable woman and is survived by two daughters.
 Death of Mrs. Caroline waters.
 At the home of her son, E. K. Curry, No. 54 North Ann Street. Mrs. Caroline e Waters passed away in her 18th year. She was a native of Mcintosh, Wash ington County, and came here six months ago to reside.
 Personal and General.
 Deputy Sheriff Gibney arrested ne- gro, Philip Milton. with several aliases. The negro is wanted in Pensacola for grand larceny and breaking jail.
 will Thomas. a negro, was arrested this morning by Deputy Sheriff Watts for stealing a gold watch from the cabin of the steamship Hispania. The watch was found on the person of the negro.
 Mrs. Laura Beeder of Montgomery. a former Mobilian, Is visiting here as the guest of Mrs. Jack Daniels, Con- ception and Beauregard Streets.
 The friends of A. Kosminsky. one of the oldest Jewish citizens of Mobile. will regret to know he is seriously i'll at his home on Government Street.
 Installed Omcers.
 Mobile Lodge, No. 10s, B. P. O. Elks, last night installed officers for the en- suing year as follows: c. W. Soost. Exalted Ruler; Huge Proskauer, Lead ing Knight; William McAtee, Loyal Knight; Troost Parker. Lecturine Knight; A. Dame. Secretary; H. w. Leinkauf, Treasurer; James OConnell Tiler: J. L. Suttle, c. L. Schweizer, ' H. Stoll, Trustees; Rabbi A. c. Moses, Chaplain: John Brown, Esquire; C. M. Linscott, Inner Guard: William Class, Organist. After the installation, the members were rendered fine feast by the newly installed officers.
 E1Eemem 10 Cele1rutes
 Monday. April 9, is Firemen's Day in Mobile. On that night the Volunteer Firemens Veterans Association will have their annual parade. after which the banquet will follow in German Re lief Hall. The route of the parade is as follows: Organize at engine house Dauphin and Lawrence Streets; march down Dauphin to St. Joseph; to St. Michael; then to Royal; down Royal to Government; out Government to Law renee; then to engine house, and put up the steamer From there they will march to German Relief Hall and feast.
 Mobile Society News.
 Mir. w N Nesbit of Birmingham is in the city. the guest of MT. and Mrs Albert Bush.
 Mrs. Joseph St George Tucker gave a bridge party yesterday afternoon in compliment to her sister, Mrs J. Bemis of St. Louis. Mrs. H. P. Vass won the first prize a white gauge fan. and Mrs B. F. Adams the consolation. a mayon- naise dish. The other ladies who shared their pIeasuLe. if not their luck, were Mrs. MacOt@. Mrs. B. F. Adams. Mrs W. C. Fittsfi Mrs. E. W. Bondurant, Mrs Rhett Goode. Mrs. w T. Kelly, Mrs W. K Syson, Mrs. J. W. WooR and Mrs. R. A. Rush.
 
 An interesting event of today was Mir T. c. DeLion's lecture on the Le- Moyne brothers, BenviIle and Iberville Mir DeLeon is very familiar with his subject, and his lecture which he styled familiar talk was both enter taining and instructive. The Burgett Memorial Building was well filled. in the audience. among others being the Mobile Chapter, D. A. R. The occasion was for the benefit of the Boys Club which Mrs. J. B. Waterman, by con tinued and strenuous endeavor, has worked out of chaos.
 By an error yesterday, the luncheon given by Mrs Arthur Bailey was at tributed to Mrs. Daily Mrs. NJ Jones of Chicago was the guest of honor, the others being A. C. Bruner, Mrs. W. G Ward, Mrs. F. E. Haas, Miss Keith, Miss Agnes Blacksher and Miss Anna Mo Cure.
 There was a very handsome lunchee n given at the Country Club today to twenty married women. Further dis closures concerning 1t were not Vouch- safed the newspapers.
 Mrs. Henry Hall left yesterday foi Pensacola to visit her brother, Mir Richard Cary. and family, and her sis tefst MlSseS Mdttie ana CldId NdlE'
 pr and Mrs Frank E. Davidson oi Birmingham are in the city stopping at the St Andrew. Mrs Davidson was Miss Jamie English Of this city.
 Mrs. Sikes Gilbert and little daughter have returned to Huntsville after q visit of some weeks to Mrs. Gilbert's parents MT and Mrs J. R, Davis. 
 Mrs Inge Selden and little daugh- fer have gone to Greensboro to visit pr. and Mrs. R. H, Cobbs,
 Miss Mary Huger left today for her home in Anniston, after pleasant visit 10 Miss Mary Pillans.
 Call for Special Brew at the New ExchanKe. On tap after II o'clock This beer was brewed specially for this h0teI. and is extra fine and delicious.