The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-03

Zes5s..lg|s | M hr. T. B. Lindsey of ra,iadess is in the city Mir. H. N. caney of Haynevine is at the Nab son.
 the city.
 Mr: Alex Rice will leave today on . visit to Mir. E. c. Perkins of Tuscaioosa resched the city last night.
 Mir. John H. Robbins Of Selma was in Mont | Maj Edward M Robinson of Mobile is in the city for several days.
 Prof. M c. wilson oe the Florence Normal School Is in the city.
 Hon. W. L. Pitts of Uniontown was . visitor to Montgomery yesterday. Mir Samuel fioftman left yesterday for a visit to friends in Pennsylvania. Messrs E. 8. Garrett and E. C. Melvin of Selma spent yesterday in the city. Prof. F. " shackeiford of the Troy Normal School Is one of tine visitors to the city.e Mir. W. E. Knox, well known railroad off, hcial of Anniston. came to town yesterday. Mr. Nat waller is i'll at the home of his brother, Sherin Waller. on Mildred Street. Mir. Henry Boyl<n. who has been very sick with fever for the past week. Is improving.
 
 Judge A. A. Coleman of Birmingham was among the distinguished visitors to Mont gomery yesterday.
 Prof. c. l.. Floyd. Superintendent of the Mont gomery Schools. has returned from a vaca- ton trip to New York and Georgia. Hon. Fletcher J. Cowart of Troy has been here a day two this week. MT. Cowarts was e member of the Legislature twenty years ago Mir. Harry T. Lay left last night for Chariottes- viile, Va, where he goes to complete his medical course at the University of Virginia Col. J. J. Altman ard Messrs. H. K. Miner and B. A. Thompson, prominent citizens of Birmingham. were among yesterdays vsi- tors to Montgomery.
 Hon. Robert J. Lowe of Birmingham, Chair man of the State Democratic Executive Com- rnittee. is in Montgomery for the opening days Of the Legislature.
 Col O. P Gaut 6 popular travelling saies- man, who registers from Louisville. Ky. notwithstanding he is a member of Governor Jelks's stan. Is in town.
 Col. Henry B. Gray. who spent Monday and Tuesday in Montgomery. went to his home In Birmingham last night. He said hs would return to Montgomery today. s- ht hAx a Wilkinson Street. He was stricken with pa- raIysis Monday and his condition is such as to give his relatives and friends much con- cern.
 Mir. J. win Donovan of The Birmingham Ledger is in the city, having come for the opening of the adjourned session of the Leg islature. Mfr Donovan will return to Birm- ingham today.
 It was announced at t'le prayer meeting of the Central Presbyterian Church last night that the pastor Rev. Neal L. Anderson. would re- turn from his vacation on Friday and hli his pulpit next Sunday. The service will be held in the lecture room. as the main audi torIum is undergoing repairs. Hon. San, c. Jenkins of Bay Minette came to town last night and will be here several days Time was when MT. Jenkins was a House member from Wilcox and later served his people in the State Senate. Within the past two years he removed from Camden to Bay Minette. where he is practising law Gen. l. B. Stanley. the veteran editor and publisher of The Greenville Advocate, tarried awhile in Montgomery yesterday and went to GreenviIie last night. He will issue spe- eial edition of his newspaper about Oct ist, which, he declares. will be the biggest and best issue of weekly newspaper ever issued in the South.
 Gen. Louis V Clark of Birmingham was a visitor to the city yesterday. He is an en- thusiastic National Guardsman. and as the commander of the Alabama brigade has sdone much to promote the usefulness and discipline of the miiitia organization fin Ala bama. He has hosts of friends here who are always glad to see him. -. , Hon. John 1T. Bankhead of Fayette came to the city yesterday and Ia mingiinG with the lawmakers. He Is one of the oldest members of the Alabama delegation In Congress ana the acknowledged leader as he was a candi- date for the Democratic nomination for Sneaker two Congresses ago. He is being greeted warmly by the solons and numerous friends all of whom are delighted to see him again.
 "one of the happest men saw in Montgom- cry" said a man just from that city to Birmingham News man. twas Dr. A. Mas burg. who Is in charge of the new drug store just opened in that city by JacoDs lhe opoh ing of the new store attracted thousands or MontKoneryites and was the talk of the town for e day or two. On the. day of the open inR 1t was impossible for one to pass the store without going out in the street. so great was the crowd"
 Hon. W. M Drennen. Mayor of Birmingham. was in the moving throngs of Montgomery yesterday. How Is bold. bad Birmingham tho progressive young Mayor was asked. ''Birmingham Is neither bold nor bad he retorted. Big Birmingham is moving along nicely, thank you.' Mayor Drennen is much interested in a bill to annex the suburbs of Birmingham to the city If the proposed an- nexation bill is passed by the Legislature. he thinks the next census will show that Birmingham has over 7sooo population He will return home today.
 A striking figure of q man looking like he had stepped out from an old print passed in and out of the busy throng about the lobby of the Exchange Hotel yesterday Why. that's Governor Candler of Georgiar exclaimed c man, advancing with extended hand to the short stout and distinguished looking but
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