The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-29

ished and the examiners report made" :" Governor Oates then referred to his long and close friendship for Captain Dent. who was once his law partner and for MT. Young, whom he had known in- timately for so many years. He said he wanted to give them ample opportunity he preferred to let the matter rest.
 Hon. Warren Reese, United States Dis- trict Attorney. went to Atlanta Sunday night and remained there yesterday It business connected with the Eufauia bank.
 THE PASSING THRONG.
 MT. L. Hess, a merchant of Benton, is in town.
 Judge J. c. Wood of Haynevins Is in town.
 MT. w. F. Spurlin. prominent citizen or camden reached the city last night.
 MT. M. J. Meyer, former Mayor of Selma, is visitor to the city.
 Mir. J. H. Bartley. Sheriff of Butler County. came in from his home in Green- vile last night.
 MT. E. K. Campbell. lawyer and we'll known citizen of Birmingham. is in the city.
 MT. Sydney R. Prince. popular young lawyer of Mobile, is registered at the Ex- change Hotel.
 Hon. W. o. Mulkey. Republican mem Der of the recent Constitutional Conven- tion from Geneva County, is in town.
 Messrs. o. M Goricn of Andaiusia, R. H. Adams of Luverne and J. E. Drake fore of Tuskegae are at Clancey's.
 Messrs. T.. s. Hanney and W S. s. Hanney of Liverpool. England, are reg istered at the Exchange Hotel.
 Mir. J. H. McAndrew, a prominent busi- ness man of Mobile, who has interests in Montgomery, Is in the city. He will return to Mobile tonight.
 Mir. Robert Tait. clerk of the State Convict Department. returned yesterday from trip to Merrill City, Miss, where he has been spending several days
 Hon. Warren Reese. United States Dis trict Attorney, went to Atlanta Sunday evening on official business. He will re- turn to Montgomery today.
 Hon. Bibb Graves, who Is leading the movement in the Second District against ratification of the new Constitution. will go to Butler County today. He says he will go there on legal business.
 Dr. W. H. Sanders, State Health Off, fcer, who returned yesterday from Mo bile. says that the health of the Gulf Clt.' has been better during the past summer than ever before in its history.
 Colonel J. L. Acree, Mayor of Dothan, is in the city and Is delighted with his is an enthusiast for ratification of the new Constitution and says that Henry County Is safe.
 Colonel A. J. Milstead, who now regis- ters in hotel books from Birmingham. reached the city last night. He was joined here by his son, F. O. Milstead of Tal- lassee and they are staying at the Ex- change Hotel.
 Hon. q. W. l.. Smith, former member of he Legislature from Escambia Coun- ty, came In dast night with his fellow townsme1 from Brew ton, Messres w. A. Rabb, s. ]. Foshee, E. c. Boykin. ". T. Smith and c. l.. Harold.
 Hon. J. H. Leath of Birmingham, mem- Der of the lower house of the Legisla- ture from Jefferson County was In Mont gomery yesterday and went to Birming- ham last night. MT. Leath is State Or ganizer of the American Federation of Labor and has just returned from Brew ton where he organized division.
 MT. J. H. Bankhead, Jr., Hon. R. A. oRear, and Messrs. Peyton Norvell and W. L. Acuff of Jasper reached the city lest night. MT. Norvell is an ap- plicsnt fer the vacant judgeship of the l aw and Equity Court of Jasper and will see the Governor today in reference to the appointment.
 Rev. Dr. C. A. Stakely. pastor of the First Baptist Church, will leave today for Charleston, s. C.. where he goes to attend the 150th anniversary of the Association. Dr. Stakely was pastor of the Citadel Square Baptist Church at Charleston for four years; He will not return until next week and his pulpit Sunday morning and evening will be filled by Rev. W. B. Crumpton, of Charlotte, N. C., spent last night here on their way home from a visit to friends In Selma. They have recently attended the Episcopal Convention In san Fran cisco. Dr. Brevard spent some time here when a boy during the Civil War. He las a plantation on Pintlala Creek not | lar from Montgomery. He had not been | his delight at the growth of this city nere in a number of years, and expressed |
 Hon. R. R. Poole. Commissioner of | grlcultnre, went to his hone in Fauns- | lale last night. He said yesterday that | ne expected great benefit to the State | rom he approaching Goood Roads Con- | yention to be held In Montgomery. He | avs he has discussed the matter with Governor Jelks and that 1t Is their be- ief that an effort should be made to lave the e unties repr esented fin the State Convention the same as they are rep 'esented in conventions of the State po- itical organizations. If this Is done he avs he guarantees that Marengo and other West Alabama counties will be llIly repl esented and will take a keen interest in the work.
 Mobile Y. M. 0. A. Defeats Tulane
 by Score of 9 to o.
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