The age-herald., 1898-09-30
CLUSTERING OUT
 OF THE SECOND
Mobile is Making an Effort to
 Get the Boys.
THE RAILROAD COMMISSION
Order a Regular Passenger Train on the Akron and Selma Branch of Southern A Requi-
 sition Tangle.

Montgomery, September 29.-(Special.)-lt has been understood for some days that the people of Mobile were making d.li- gent effort to secure the encampment of the Second Alabama regiment during the period required for the mastering out. It is stated that Mobile has agreed to pay the expense of transporting the regiment from this city to that. It now develops that Lieutenant Hollis, the mastering of ncer. Ecs directed the company command CTS to leave blank the place for mastering out in their muster-out rolls. Almost S-e5G00 Till be paid out the day before the regiment disbands and it will be readily un- del stood that any city which gets the ten day encampment will be fortunate.
 Winlie i1av.s ,iIaa...,i,ot
 Since the death of Miss Winnie Davis t has developed that her grandfather, MT. Howell, the father of her mother, wss buried in Oakwood, the cemetery here. His dea.n occurred whie Montgomery was the seat of the confederate government, and lis remains were inferred here where they have ever since been allowed to reman.
 l be Railroad on ss. on
 The railroad commission on yesterday made the following order.
 Whereas, Complaint been made to us by more than 250 of the leading citizens and representative business men of New berne, Greensboro and Marian Alabama against the Akron Branch of the South ern Hallway company, alleging inadeuuate passenger service on said Akron Branch between Akron and Selma, Ala, setting out Speehcallly the reasons on which said al- Legation Is predica ted, and asking relief by requiring the sad Southern Railway com pany to put on, maintain and operate a regular passenger train during the busy season, embraced in the months of October november December. January, February and March
 NOW therefore, after such investigation or the facts involved in the complaint as is contemplated by the law enacted for inc regulation of railroads and persons own tES and operating railroads n Alabama ' we are clearly of the opinion and so decide that the said complaint IS meritorious and well founded and that 1t is just and req sonable and promotive of the "comfort cnvenience and accommodation of the traVeling public that the Southern Rail- way company put on said branch a pas senger train, unmixed and unincumbered by freight cars, consisting of an engine ten der and such passenger coach or coaches as will comply with the requirements of the law made and provided for the regulation Of passenger service by railroad companies i'm Alabama, and to operate the same daily between Akron and Selma unencumbered by freight cars and on schedule conven- tent to its patrons along said Akron branch.
 We further decide that said train shall be operated annually from the first day of October to the first day of April inclusive, except for the present year, 1S9S when it should be operated from the 18th day of October, 1898, to the 1st day of April, 1esa We decide that the time between this date and the 18th day of October, proximo is ample time within which 10 comXy with this decision and such is our order"
 Acquisition Tangie
 Frank Bibb was arrested here on yester- day telegram from the sheriff of Mus cogee county, Georgia, charging him with gambling in Columbus on September 14 1894. At the trial yesterday the requisi tion affidavit and other papers in the case were objected to on the ground that the defendants name was not F. H. Bibb, and that the papers did not have the certificate of the governor. Bibb confessed that he had been arrested for gambling in Colum- bus in September. 1893. but deposited $20 as bond With the chief of police and did not appear. The presiding judge, however, re- manded Bibb to the custody of the sheriff. but later in the day message came from Governor Johnston directing that the pris- oner be held until he reached here today. Sheriff Bowles returned to Columbus with out his prisoner last night.