The age-herald., 1898-09-08
THEClTYWELL REPRESENTED
First Mississippi Passes Through This
 Afternoon.
GOING TO LAUDERDALE SPRINGS
Wisconsin Regiment Through Today From Jacksonville-Super Frazer's Office Being Removed
 Several Changes.

The Third Alabama volunteer infantry noon on it's way from Mobile to Camp Shipp, at Anniston.
 There will be four trains, and they will be handled out of Mobile by the Mobile and Ohio railroad. At Meridian Miss, the Alabama Great Southern will take them and handle them to Birmingham, where the Southern will forward them to Annis- ton
 , As is usual, there is a great deal of un- certainty about the exact hour of their ar- rival. but 1t will probably be sometime after o'clock. There is more and more interest being taken in oolored troops, es- peoially since the facts are being brought to light of the splendid part the eolored regulars played in the battles around San tfago. There are numbers of people in Bir- mingham who want to see a negro regi- ment, and there will doubtless be 8 large crowd down to see them pass through this afternoon.
 There are a number of Birmingham young men who are officers in this regi- nent, and they have a large number of friends in the city. They are Assistant Surgeon Dabney Luckie; Captains Sam E. Perkins, Harris c. Vaughan. John Trimbie and R. B. Tighman; First Lieutenants John London, Kelly Parsons, and W. J. Boles; Second Lieutenants Everett Meade, H. Rozier, Casey and Ernest Redd. Biz mingham also furnished nearly AGO men to this regiment.
 After all the Third will be the first regi- ment of Alabama volunteers which Br- mingham will have the opportunity of see- ing in their garb of war
 Wisconsin Delayed
 It seems that the Wisconsin reg ment. which is being taken to Milwaukee, will never arrive, but the Louisville and Nash vile road hopes to get them from the Plant system sometime early this morn- ing. The first train bearing the stock and equipments of the regiment passed through Birmingham yesterday about p. m.
 The Alabama Great Southern will saA-- dle four train loads of troops through Bir- mingham late this afternoon. They are the First Mississippi volunteers, and are being taken from Chickamauga to Lau- derdale Springs Miss, which are situated north of Meridian The Southern road handles the trains from York, Ala, out to the springs. This is said to be an excel lenL CdiuPHiS 8iOoIu'
 The freight and transportation offices Of the Southern railroad in First avenue be- tween Twentieth and Twenty-frst streets are being enlarged and about October Su" perintendent Frazer of this road will move into them from his present quarters in the Chalifoux building. Not only the superin- tendent, but his clerks. the trainmaMer and dispatchers will accompany him. The Southern will then have all of It's offices together
 The office of travelling passenger agent of the Southern railway at Nashville has been abolished, and w. H. Doll who has held that position, Is transferred to Nor2 folk Va, where he is the travelling passen- ger agent. In Norfolk he takes the place of J. H. Wingfield, who goes to Washing ton as city passenger agent, vice R. c. Berkeley, who is on an indefinite leave of absence.
 Soliciting Agent W. E. Stephens. of the Alabama Great Southern with headquar. ters at Chattanooga has had his title changed to commercial agent.