The age-herald., 1901-11-22
About Persons.

About Persons. Hon. Robert Poole of Marenge, State commissioner of agriculture is in Bir- mingham attending the Good Roads Con vention.
 A. E. Paxton of Louisville, one of "der most innercent men on der road' in other words, one of the most popular of commercial travelers--is at the Morris New Workers at the Hillman are: T. A. Jenkins, Bernard schipp, G. H. Frink, I. L. Morris. W. J. ADavison, J. H. Zusea- rello, Benj. L. England, J. Savers, J. Sl- mons. Walter Law. S. Feube and Louis H. Cohen, together with several others | whose names as on the hotel register cannot be deciphered. W. W. Watson of Pensacola is at the Hillman. F. o. Hawkins of Montgomery is at the Hillman.
 Hon. William T. Northington of Pratt vile is at the Hiiiman. Col. Charles S. Nc Dowell of Eufaula, former member of the State eDmocratic I Executive Committee, is at the Hill man.
 E. Carlisle Jones, leading cotton mer- chant of Selma. is at the Hillman. I ArthT D. Jones, James J. Fitzgerald, l and another of Cincinnati whose name | could not be deeiphered. are at the Hill- man.
 E. K. Wood of Boston is at the Hill- man. Lucien Y. LaTaste of Montgomery, for mer national president of the Travellers Protective Association of America, is at the Hillman.
 Mrs D. P. Bestor of Mobile, wife of one of the most distinguished public and business men of Alabama. is at the Hill man, accompanied by Miss Bestor and I Mrs Billups. J. H. swilson of Mobile Is likewise at the Hillman. Fred A. Lord of Saco, Me-, is at the Hillman.
 
 Capt. c. E. Wilson of Russellville is at the hiiiman' 2.
 Thomas N. Badger of San Francisco is at the Hillman. c. H. Upchurch of Tuscaloosa is at the Hillman. D. A. Ezekiel, a prominent business man of New York. is at the Florence, H. B. Rives of Chattanooga is at the Florence.
 J. U. Ray of woodstock is at the Flor ence. Banker William Gray, G. R. Shopper and W. c. Stone of Dadevile are at the Florence.
 L. T. Smith of Anniston is at the Florence.
 E. J. McDonough of Cincinnati is at the Florence.
 B. c. Silver of New York Is at the Flor ence.
 
 A. R. Scott of ealera and J. A. Meyh of Selma are at the Florence. Hon. J. Thomas Hefiin of Randolph, member of the Legislature, member of the late constitutional convention, and one of the ablest and most eloquent of the younger Democratic party leaders of Alahama In ,ul,a night and is at the Metropolitan. Mr. Hefiin comes to Birmingham to engage in a lawsuit, and his remarkable eioauence will be heard in the county courthouse today.
 J. A. Chatefford, Oscar T. Peoples Mir. Kincey and Mrs. Kincey, and Judson Buchanan of Chattanooga are at the Mor- ris. New Workers at the Morris are Jesse l.. Brown J. A, Kilcoyne, J. H. Man heimer. R. l.. Powers, James F. Win ters and Julius Weiss. J. c. Tipson of Atlanta is at the Morris.
 
 L. S. Tomlinson of Louisville. Ky. is at the Morris.
 R. Jung of Macon. Ga.. Is at the Nor ris.
 William O. Johnson of Clanton Is at the Metropolitan. W. A. Hanlin and Robert Marshall of Gurnee are at the Metropolitan. R. A Steele of Montevallo is at the Metropolitan.
 
  of Anniston are at the Metropolitan. Victor H. Hanson, the successful and widely known business manager of the Montgomery Advertiser, is at the Metro politan. Mir. Hanson is one of the most