The age-herald., 1898-09-01
B-COMMITTEES HARD AT WORK
 Arrangements for the Southern Peace Jubilee Being Perfected. THE RECEPTION COMMITTEE
 Almost Every Calling in the City Is Represented. 1 ONE FARE RATE TO WA HlNGT0N Secured for Birmingham Delegation Meeting of Committee on Invi- tation Adjourned Over Until This Afternoon.
ONE FARE RATE TO WA HlNGT0N

night in the rooms of the Commercial club, and after a short session adjourned to meet this afternoon at o'clock with the commit tee of organization.
 In the absence of Chairman Lowe, of the committee, Chairman J. A. Rountree, of the executive committee, called the meeting to order and stated that Chairman Lowe had received replies to telegrans sent to Wash ington that the president would return home on Monday, when an audience would be arranged for the Birmingham dele gation On motion of MT. Tomlinson Major Frank Y. Anderson was added to the com mittee on invitation
 Chairman Robert Jemison, of the com mittee on transportation, reported that hc had received a rate of one fare far the round trip for the delegation, and on mo- ton of John W. O'Neill a committee of three was appointed to ascertain who of the committee would go. The committee was appointed as follows: John w. O'Neil, J. w. Hughes, N. W. Malone.
 Major Anderson was of the opinion that it would be well to have many of the Alabama senators and representatives as is possible with the delegation, in order to insure success. pr. Hughes and MT. Bins- ham differed with Major Anderson, >end thought that the president would give an attentive audience to a delegation of repre- sentative citizens from Birmingham.
 On motion of MT. Tomiinson adjournment was taken until o'clock this afternoon to meet with the committee of arrangements, when the subcommittee will report how many will go to Washington
 A telegram received later from Chairman Love- dated at Huntsville, stat ing that he had been unavoidably detained, but would return today.
 Finance Committee
 A meeting of the finance committee was held yesterday at 12 o'clock in the rooms of the Commercial club. Chairman T. H. Aldrich presided, and plans were mapped out for the work of the committee, which will be begun at once.
 Maj. Frank Y. Anderson chairman of the committee arrangements, arrived home yesterday from trip to the west and is enthusiastic over the jubilee. He has called a meeting of his committee to be held this afternoon at o'clock in the rooms of the Commercial club, when or ganization will be perfected and the work of the committee discussed Messrs. J. G. Caldwell, R. H. Pearson, Frank V. Evans and B. Steiner have been added to the com mittee.
 Reception Committee
 Chairman J. A. Rountree of the execu- tive committee yesterday announced the reception committee, which is composed of representatives from almost every call ing in the city and will be augmented by the addition of other names. The follow ing is the committees:
 R. Steiner, chairman; F. V. Evans, N. E, Barker, E. Lesser, w. J. Miner, w. H. Denson, A. B. Loveman, P. H. Earle, Lew Lazarus, A. O. Lane, Gen. l.. V. Clarke, Mai. Frank Y. Anderson Judge J. J. Banks, E. P. Smith. Gen. D. w. Rucker, Judge J. B. Head, R. F. Johnston, E. Ii. Cabaniss, Maj. w. H. Hunter, John A. Sparrow, pr. B. L. Wyman, s. D. weak ley, H. H. Sinnige. Dr. w. w. Clapp' D. F. Roden, John M. Caldwell, pr. M. N' Due, Harry Mercer, pr. A. N. Baharo' 1' T. Slater, N R. Royster, J. B. Gibson w. R. Mckenzie, John Towers, Capt. ". Il. Graves. George Griffin, H, Barnard, A. J. O'Keefe, Judge Thomas Cobbs, w K. Terry, E. B. Norton, J. S. Clancy, w. Il. Jeffries. ex-Gov. Rufus w. Cobb, F. G. Bowman. H. H. Brown, John Mcqueen, M. R. Mayer, G. B. Burkhalter, Capt. W. c. Ward. E. T. Rudolph, J. B. McCiary, o. il. Colyin. T. N Walter, R. Preston Means, J. A. Yates, Capt E. w. Booker, J. Winston Smith. w. C.. Cunningham. M. 5. Um- benhauer. Chancellor Carmichael, w. M. Newbold. Dr. George Eubank, M. F. Mes ser. General R. D. Johnston D. Gluck, B. M. Allen, General F. s. Ferguson, Dave Fox pr. J. w. Barclay, Otto Marx, Judge H. A. Sharpe, w. T. Underwood, Dr. J. T. Coulbourne, Amzi Golden, Walter Moore Dr. George Bain, Colonel D. Brooks, Allen I. Krebs,l J. Knoeffier, Captain R. +. Kolb, Leo K. Steiner, Erskine Ramsey T. T. Hillman, c. s. Simmons, Fergus Nectar thy, P. B. Merry, w. l.. Woodruff, Ike Ad- Ter, H. K. White, G. c. Arlington, R. H. Baugh Judge J. P. Stiles, Dr. George 5. Brown J. R. Hornady, Caldwell Bradshaw, Judge w. w. Wilkerson, J. F. Baldwin, c. w. Cody, Judge c. A. Senn, E. N. Cullom, B. A. de Funiak, B. J. Dunn, Hill Fergu- son, w. G. Estes, H. K. Milner, c. c. Ellis, Jr, Suipepper Exum. s. F. Fowlkes, Jacob Fies, Lincoln Green, Harry Hawkins. Ma ior Joseph Hardie, H. Harding, Theo. H. Vaughan, J. H. Holcombe, c. R. Harsh, J. D. kirkpatrick, Morris Adler, c. W. Cecil, John London. c. J. Gohegan, Eugene Fies, H. H. Mayberry, T. H. Motion, Dr. J. D. s. Davis, J. W. Minor, J. M. Meigan. J.. H. McCary, M Well, A. Mcleod, M M. Ullman, C. T. Rainbow, P. c. RatLff, C. H. Nabb, C. E. Meglemry, Jack w. Johnson, H. l.. Badham, w. J. Pearce, Joseph Parsons, B. Guokenberger, William Reckling, Col. Erwin Schilltnger, A. R. Dearborn, w. O. Lindsay, w. c. Rob- inson, Sigfried Steiner, J. Morgan Smith. J. A. Tucker, R. H. Thomas, Dr. Robert !. Jones, J.J. Smith. c. l.. Stickney, Dr. w. H. Wilder, l.. M Harris, c. T. Randall, Jas.