The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-19

two wheels passing over her body this afternoon Mrs. Sughi. whose sight is very defective was crossing St. Francis street. The horse started to-run from St. Joseph street and St. Michael street and the negro boy in the buggy was unable to hold him. Mrs. Sughi wa s caught midway in the street. B. F. Cody ran to her assistance. picked her up and carried her to a nearby phys clans office. She was later sent to her home on St: Michael Street Owing to her age, it is feared the injuries and shock will prove fatal. Rystanders attach no. blame. to the negro boy in charge of the turnout
 Action is Approved.
 Major W. F. Tebbetts, United States Collector of Customs this afternoon re-. ceived a telegram from Surgeon-Gen- eral wyman informing him that the United States Public Health and Ma rine Hospital Service had approved the recent action of the Quarantine Board of Mobile Bay, and to enter the Steam ship Mobilia. Pending further instruc- tions. the action of the Quarantine Board was, in effect. that tho Mobiiiaa must report at the quarantine plant off Fort Morgan. change crews and come into port only after the living quarters had been fumigated. The captain and two petit officers are allowed to ac-
 
 the captain may land.
 A meeting of the Committee of Pub lie Health of the city of Mobile was held tonight. pr. Charles A. Mohr was elected president of the committee to succeed the late Dr. George A. ketch- um. President Mohr. on motion, was authorized to confer with the city at- torney relative to an existing ordi- nance prohibiting the selling of Impure meats in the city markets and to. If possible have all packing houses in- cluded in the ordinance.
 Personal and General.
 Mir John O Murphy a former Mo- bilian and only recently returned from San Francisco, will tomorrow be joined in marriage here to Miss Cornelia Frances Byrne, a charming young lady of this city. MT. Murphy was in the ill-fated city during the visitation Of death and destruction and, as he said. the scenes were simply too serious to contemplate.
 At Bayou la Batre yesterday after noon the Alba baseball club defeated the Alabama Port aggregation by score of to 8. The batteries were: Albas, Lacey and Parker; Alabama Port, Sutherland and sWerneth. John K. ",
 On Wednesday evening at o'clock, at the residence of the brides mother, Miss Matte H. Broadway and MT. John V. Camp will be joined in marriage. Both the bride-elect and prospective groom are well and favorably known here Rev J. B. K. Spain, pastor of the Government Street Methodist Church. will oficiate at the nuptials.
 General William W. Brandon, Adju- tant General of the Alabama National Guard and candidate for auditor of Alabama, arrived here this morning over the Southern Railway. He will spend several days in this section.
 Messrs. J. J. Meyer and Joe Jossen have returned from an extended visit to Chickasaw, Calhoun and Pontotoc Counties, Miss, where they have large landed interests. Both gentlemen ex- pressed much pleasant surprise at the development of lands along the recent ly constructed Mobile, Jackson ana Kansas City Railroad. They predict Mobile will be greatly benefited by the opening up of that country through the energetic efforts of the road named.
 Col. Harvey E. Jones came into the city from his home on Spring Hill this morning for the first time since May 12 Colonel Jones was quite i'll for a long time at his home. He hopes to return to Montgomery on the 26th or this month.
 Mobile Society News.
 Mile. Labine de Riviere is in the city visiting her mother. She is member of Sara Bernardts company put was prevented by Illness from coming South with the great trasedienne last winter.
 Miss Helen Douglas returned today from Alexandria, La, where she has been teaching school this past winter
 Miss Lily Radcliff left today for Warm Springs, Ga. and will spend the summer away from Mobile.
 Miss Morris Clarke returns tomor- row from Birmingham. where she has had a most charming visit
 Dr. and Mrs Harry Inge returned yesterday from Chicago where they att tended the Shriners' Convention. They also visited Rochester. N. r.
 Miss Taliaferro. who has been the guest of Mrs. Boykln Boone for some weeks, has gone to Selma for visit before returning home.
 Mrs. Riohburg Gbillard has returned from a months visit to Daphne. and will spend the summer with MT. and Mrs William Groom.
 Miss Ethel Hodgson left today for visit to Fort Moultrie, S. c, where she will be the guest of Miss Florence Browne.
 Mrs. Binary Allen will leave tomor- row for a visit to relatives in Calves ton, Houston al Dallas.
 Mrs. Roger Burgett and children have moved to Spring Hill for the sum mer.
 Mrs Sherrard has gone to Virginia to spend the summer. Mir N R. Clarke left last night on . business trip to Monroe, La.