Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-21
AT 10 O'CLOCK TOMORROW
 The Grand Lodge of the B'Nai Brith Assemblies.
 RECEPTION BY LOCAL LODGE
VIII Preface the Business Deliberations of
 This Great Order
A SHREWO SLATE OF THE NEXT OFFICERS
Twinges sofRheumatism Vegetable Ship ments Are Heavy The Week in Busi-
 ness Capital News in Profusion.

Montgomery, April 20.-(Special )-The grand lodge of the Independent Order B'Nai Brith, according to programme, before opening for regular business at 10 a. m. Monday will be received by the local lodges in body in the senate chamber at the capitol, and an address of welcome on the part of the Mont gomery brethren is to be delivered by Leon Well, Esq, of this city, followed by his honor the mayor in behalf of Montgomery, and by Governor Oates welcoming them to Ala bama. These will be responded to by a member of the grand lodge. then the roll of delegates read, after which there will be a short secret session.
 MT. Neat, the president, will read his message in open session, which will be followed by the nomination and election of officers for the ensuing year, and, since there is hardly any opposition, the following are likely to be elected: Grand president, Isidore Lovenberg, of Zacharias Frankel lodge of Galveston, Tex.
 First president, Sol Harpman, Euphrates lodge Memphis.
 Second Vica-president, H. Henaw, Beth Eur lodge, Mobile.
 Grand treasurer, Abe Veil, Emanuel lodge, Montgomery.
 y, Beth Eur lodge, New Orleans.
 After the election the grand secretary, Nathan Strauss, will read his annual re- port, and adjournment will be taken till Monday.
 The delegates will be dined at the res idences of the local brethren, and tomor- row night literary and musical enter tainment at the temple closes the first day.
 The delegates to the Independent Or der BNai Brith grand lodge are already arriving on every train. Among them iare many ladies. Of course the latter .are not delegates. Conspicuous among them are: Grand Secretary Nat Strauss tof New Orleans; MT. Charles Gross and bride, from Mississippi, stopping at the Hotel Galatas s. Levy of Nashville Mir. Isidore Strauss of Jackson, Miss the irrepressibe and only Joseph Mag dler, with simon pure Henry Gutman of New Orleans. Absent, but not foT'g'ofz Ten, is the genial Sol Marx of the Cres- lent City, one of the press gang.
 Vicksbuyg lodge is represented by Messrs. Seesel, Lee and Susman, and Little Rock by Phifer and Wolmer.
 At the State House.
 Montgomery, April 0-(Special)-At the state capital everything is lovely to- day except his excellency. the governor, who tries to overcome his increasing rheumatic pains and consequent Sleepless nights by arduous office work during the day. Your correspondent found him bright and early today working away in his office, going over piles of documents Hike Spartan, regardless of physical ail- ings, and it is indeed a wonder how bravely he is holding up, trying to finish all unfinished business before starting for Hot Springs, Ark, to be relieved.
 Railroad Commissioner Ross Smith left for Birmingham today to spend part of Sunday, but will return tomorrow night to be on hand with President Shorter and their associate, Capt. Harvey E. Jones, on Monday morning to deliberate off cially.
 State Treasurer Craig Smith has re- turned from Deadlake, Fla, with bar rel of fish, looking rather sunburnt.
 Secretary of State Kirk Jackson Is ex- pected home from New York by Monday.
 State Health Officer Dr. Cochran has returned from an official trip.
 The superintendent of education, the convict bureau, the auditors office, the agricultural commissioners, in fact all the capitol offices are being run smoothly and diligently, even that of the inde- fatigable, discreet Examiner Reeves.