The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-04
THE PASSING TnRONG.

Hon. John Wallace of Huntsville, mem- Der of the Legislature from Madison County, is in the city to attend the Ma son,t meeting and to participate in the Good Roads Convention.
 T am giving the boys race for State Senator from my District" said Mir. Wallace. The prospects are I will not have opposition. I'm for General Pettus for the United States Senate first, last and all the time. The boom for Gen. eral Wheeler was started by some or our Huntsville people as sort Of teeler I felt sure General Wheeler would not be a candidate for the place. Not 300 men in my county voted against the new Constitution and there is no sentiment of sympathy in Madison County for Gem eraI Shelley, Governor Johnston, ct als."
 Mr. If. M. Caffey. Tax Collector of Lowndes County, Is in Montgomery at tending the Grand Lodge of Masons. MT. Caffey says the work of graveling the public road between Hayneville and Le- tohatchia ia progressing satisfactory. The work is being done in patches, the worst places are fixed first so 1t Will be an easy batter for the gravel to be Railroad Company is furnishing the gravel and shipping it to Letohatchie gratis.
 Hon. A. IT. Carmichael of Tuscumbia. Is delegate to the Grand Lodge Of Masons. Mr. Carmimchael was dele gate to the recent Constitutional Conven- ton. and served twice as Clerk Of the House of Representatives. He has great many friends about the State Cap itoi.
 pr. F. N. Hudson. a prominent citi- zen of Blountsville. is among the numer- ous visitors to Montgomery. pr. Hud- son is a member of the Board of Trus- tees of the Ninth District Agricultural School and was caller at the State Capitol yesterday
 NO, I'm not Mason; wish was, said Hon J. H. Barefeld, delegate to the recent Constitutional Convention from Monroe County. when he came in from Monroe Illo last night I'm just a plain farmer lawyer and I'm here to attend the Good Roads Convention. MT. Barefield is staying at the Mabson Hotel.
 Judge Thomas Bradford, member of the State Convict Board, returned to Mont gomery yesterday from Anniston. where he has been attending the North Ala bama Conference of the Methodist Church.
 MT. l.. J. Marbry formerly local agent of the Southern Railway at Tuscaloosa, passed through Montgomery yesterday en route to Selma where he goes to take a position with the Western Railroad.
 Hon. J. c. Fonvllle came to town last night and became submerged in the throngs of persons about the hotels. Mr Fonvlle registers from Mount Car mel.
 Messrs. F.. S. Garrett W. H. Trimby, F. NJ. Stillwell, E. s. Gatchell and Dr. T. P. Whitby. fo. n a party of Selma Masons who are in the city. They are staying at the Arlington.
 
 Hon. William E. Inge. delegate to the recent Constitutional Convention, has come to Montgomery from his home in tions.
 Messrs. Clayton Foscue and W. W. Waite represent Grove Hill, the thriving capital city of Clarke County, in the big crowd of visitors that are in Mont gomery.
 Dr. Russell NJ. Curnngham. Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Alabama Masons. reached the city last night from his home in Ensley He is staying at the New Mabson.
 Col. John NJ. Caldwell and MT. w. A. Davis are representatives of Anniston who are among the visiting delegations to the conventions.
 Demopolis contributes it's quota of vis- itors to Montgomery in the persons Of Messrs. G. Whitfield and C. B. Whit field, who are staying at Clancey's.
 Col. M. l.. Stansel, the veteran legis- lator and publicist of Carrollton reached Montgomery last night He Is staying at the Exchange Hotel
 Elba is represented in the convention