The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-12
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pr. Lyman Ward. President of the Industrial
 School at Camp Hill. left yesterday after
 noon for his home. He will not press his
 claim for State aid for his school because
 he says he cannot afford to give his splendid
 property to the State and depend upon that
 source of support alone. He says he had
 more f1attering opening this week than ever
 before. pupils coming from abroad and the
 surrounding country.
 Mir. B. A. Blakey. City Electrician of Mont
 gomery, is Ill with typhoid fever at his
 residence. Mir. Blakey left a few days ago
 to attend the convention of city electricians
 at Atlantic City, N. J., but while en route
 he became i'll and was compelled to return
 home.
 Rev. Father Denis Savage, Rector of St. Pe-
 ter's Catholic Parish. has fully recovered
 from injuries received several weeks ago
 when he was thrown from his buggy. He
 has resumed his parochial duties.
 Hon. A. A. Wiley. Representative from the
 Second District in Congress- left yesterday
 for Washington to look after matters in
 which his constituents interested and
 will be absent a fortnight Messrs. W. A. Battle, Kalford Kreth, J. D.
 Matlock A. S. Leith. W. E. Hansberger. J.
 L. Cole, John H. Kneghe, w Smith, T. H.
 Prem. J. P Persons and G. H. Ellerbe of
 Aoh hiih6hath diC III tHc City. Hon. Henry Opp of Opp spent yesterday in Montgomery. He was a prominent delegate to the last Constitutional Convention and
 has many friends throughout the State. Hon. John T. Hefn of Roanoke, formerly a member of the Legislature, passed through Montgomery yesterday. MT. L. B. Musgroye of Jasper is attending fr which he Is interested Hon. A S. Lyon. a member of the Legislature, left yesterday for his home in Mobile. He will return Monday. Hon. A. H. Carmichael, member of the last Constitutional Convention from Colbert Coun- ty, Is in the city.
 MT. Jake stahbehl, well known young busi- man of Selma, is staying at the Ex- change Hotel. Mir F. M Jackson. President of the Com mercial Club of Birmingham is at the Mab- son Hotel. Hon. Hugh D. Merrill of Edwardsville is among the prominent visitors to Montgomery. Prof B. B. Broughton, Superintendent of Edu- cation of Russell County. is in the city. Mir Howard K. Upham. a we'll known young business man of Mobile. is in the city Mir E. J. Buck President of the City National Bank of Mobile. is in the city.
 Hon. H. P. Hehin. solicitor of the City Court of Birmingham, is in the city Mir. W. c. Tunstal Jr., Solicitor of the City Court of Annston. is in town.
 MT. J. A Van Hoose of Birmingham is regis tered at the Windsor Hotel. MT. J. G. Hulsbuash. prominent druggist of Mobile, is visitor to the city. MT. John C. Forney a well known lawyer of Birmingham. is in town. Messrs s. C. Oliver and H. c. Rogers oi Dothan are in the city.
 Hon. w J. Boykin of Gadsden, formerly State Senator, Is in the city. | MT J. T. Bell, a prominent citizen of Rich mond, is in the city.
 MT w K Smith of Bessemer was in the city yesterday.
 Prof. H. J. willingham of wetumpka Is in the city.
 MT. Claude Riley of Elba is visitor to Mont gomery.
 | Mir. T. W. Vert of Decatur came to town last night.
 | Mir. w. H. sadler of Sheffield Is visiting the city
 | Mir. R. M. Henderson of Talladega is in the city
 MT. R. L. Dane of Tuskegee is in Montgomery.