The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-09
MEETING IN MOBILE
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 Al 10 o'clock this morning in tn hall of Mobile Council No. sss. Knight of Columbus. the 0tats Council for Ala bsma of that order met in annual ses sion. Prior to the meeting the oheefi delegates and alternates attended mas 1t the Cathedral of the Immaculat Conception.
 The following oficers. delegates am alternates were present when the stat Council convened: State Deputy Ster iInr A. Wood. Birmingham; Matthey Mshorner. Jr.. District Deputy 10 o'Neill. District Deputy, Northern Dis trict. Birmingham; J. Cary Thompson State Secretary. Birmingham; Michae J. McDermott. State Treasurer. Moohe Cornelius P. Mcintyre, State Advocate Montgomery; Oliver Chalifoux, Stat { Warden. Birmingham: Rev. Francis C Doyd, State Chaplain. Ensicy.
 F3irminsham Council. No. 6s5-Pat rick Linnehan, c. K. delegate; Red mond N. Wheeler. Joseph J. Platten alternates- Mobile Council, No. ss6-George J. Sullivan, c. K; A. J. Spencer G' K, delegates; Thomas A Yeend, A. Demony, alternates. Huntsville Council, No. 7e4-F. J. Thomps, n, c. K. P. ]. Cooney. P. O. K, delegates; pr. c. w. Krantz' Ter ry O'Reiley. alternates. ,, Montgomery Council, No. S93-Wiil H. Kohn. c. K, Hugh Gallagher. r. G' K, delegates; Hugh Meehan.rJ. d. Far ley, alternates.
 Selma Council. No. s3l-Cnaries J. Hughes, G. K. c. C. Farrell. delegates Charles L. DeBardeleben. John Booth. alternates.
 During the session and after the reg ular business was transacted. Hon. Sterling A. Wood, State Deputy, de- clined renomination and Mathew Ma- hoyner. Jr., of Mobile. was nominated for the of1ice. He was elected wthout opposition. Vincent Horres of Mobile was elected State Secretary without opposition. Oth- CT officers as above were .unanfmously renominated and elected. The State Deputy and Past State Deputy were elected representatives to the national council to be held in New Haven, C. Doyle and Frank D. Kohn were elected aiternates.
 Al this convention the national head quarters will be dedicated. The build ing fs a most gorgeous and handsomely appointed one and 1t Is credit to the organization.
 After the regular session had closed state Deputy Elect Matthew Mahorner Jr., on behalff of the State council called Past State Deputy Sterling A, Wood to the center of the lodge room and in behalf of the council, presented him a magnificent Fourth Degree jewel as token of appreciation of hts ser. vices in the past.
 luncheon was served the members of the council at a cafe.
 At 7:15 o'clock this evening the members of the State Council and To- cal Knights of Columbus and ladies went for a moonlight ride on Mobile Bay. Spindid music was furnished Tor the occasion and all kinds of refresh ments were served. The splendid pay steamer Pleasure Bay, was used for this delightful trip. The committed in charge of this function were: Mes SITS. John T. Powers, John T. Walsh John F. Glennon and Thomas A. Yeend
 New Ice Plant Proposed.
 Thomas J. Powell, we'll known Mobilian. stated to your representa- i've today that new company tc manufacture ice would be formed ir The near future, "A company with .apitaI of s50.o00. will be organized il a very few days, for the purpose o srecting and operating plant whicl will furnish ice, not only to the sub ycribers. but to the families" said MT Powell.
 aThere has been too much discrimi' ,ating," he said, "in the matter oi prices, and while some of us have beer paving 25 cents, others, across the way have been paying 30 cents per hundred We will erect and operate plant anc furnish ice to all desiring it from oui olant at the same figures
 Mir. Powell stated that within three Hours more than half the needed amount had been subscribed.
 Funeral of an Infant.
 The funeral of Edward J. Lose, Jr. seven months old, son of Edward J and Mrs Azaline Lose, took place at o'clock this afternoon from the fami ly home, south sic of Canal. second west of Cedar streets. Very Rev Father C.. T. buckingham of St. Vim cents Church, officiatsd. The littl' grave was hidden from view by hand some floral tributes.
 The Board of Revenue and Roa Commissioners were again in exeeutiv session this afternoon for two hour over the contract for the new jail ant court house annex. A number changes were made in the plans. an Il was RlV6n out IndL LHC oiSAotNA S would be affixed tomorrow.
 Funeral of Mrs. E. Cramer.
 The remains of Mrs. Elise Crane were inferred in the Hebrew ceneter this evening. followed to the grave D. a large cortege of sorrowing friends The funeral took place at o.clocl from the residence of her son.Alphons Cramer, southwest corner of An and Dauphin streets. Rabbi Alfred a Moses conducted the services. Tn pallbearers were J. Pollock. Sigmun' Haas. E. Thoss. Alfred Proskauer, Hu 20 Brown and E. Baer. Many hand some floral tributes were placed oi the grave.
 Death of Louis Eastman.
 Louis Easman. aged 33, native O Mobile and son of Mrs. Mary McQuaid died late last night at the family home northwest corner of Poe and Joachim streets. after an illness of only a few hours He was for several years al employe of the Southern Railway II the local freight yard. His mother Il the sole surviving relative.
 Major W. F. Tebhets has purchase' the twenty -five-acre tract of land lytnI south of old Government Street ROa' and west of the Bay Short tracks, iron P. D Barker and the Gaylord Clark estate, the sum being about S25, 5000. l is stated in connection with this tha Major Tebbets expects to open thi tract of ground in the near future, frs extending Government Street througl it. ]. Howard Wilson. President of tn Mobile Light and Railroad Company contemplates loop through that sec ttnx, nf the county The loon prOpose)