The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-11
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pr. Lyman Ward. President of the Industrial
 School at Camp Hill. is in the city looking
 after the interests of the excellent school
 over which he presides. He has the one
 school In Alabama where white boys ana
 girls who are unable to pay for an education
 can work their way and receive instruction
 from competent and experienced teachers
 He raised over Si3.ooo last year by his own efforts. has valuable lands and build
 ings on the school property and Is fast build | ing an institution that Is a blessing to the
 needy boys and girls of the State. pr. Ward is asking for an appropriation from the state
 Mr. William c. Oates. Jr.. yesterday ad- mitted into the junior class Of the State
 University upon the certificate of Col. l.. l..
 Mills. Superintendent of the United States Military Academy at West Point, certifying to young oates's good character and stand ing. He was admitted irregular be- | cause in some branches he is not near as
 we'll advanced in others while in French
 he Is now prepared to graduate. as he reads. writes and speaks that language accurately , and huently. Mir. Walter D. Seed of Tuscaloosa is in the city. He was candidate for the Demo- cratic nomination for State Treasurer before : | the State Convention three years ago and came within few votes of the nomination. . He made a most creditable canvass and has many friends all over the State
  t gressman from the Fifth District who has
 been at Tate Spring. Tenn. recuperatng for B the past ten days. will reach the city today. 8 He has two appointments to make addresses 4 in Lowndes County. one Saturday and one
 on next Sunday.
 MT. Holt Glenn left Montgomery yesterday for Oklahoma City, in Oklahoma Territory, e and proposes to make his home in that new d and thriving place. He is a splendid young t man. with fine business qualities. and his a friends here hope that great success will be s his portion.
 Exchange Hotel Arrivals.-C. D. Martin. Jack . sonville, Ala: Judge Thomas W. Coleman :. Eutaw; L. Lanier. Lanett; F. E. St. John U Cullnian. Ala: A B. Fuller. Cullman, Ala. i: t R. W. Henderson, Talladega Ala; M. M 1T Smith, Tuskegee, Ala. B. Hon. Jones c. Moore of Birmingham Is seen if mingiing with the lawmakers. MT. Moore h was formerly a member of the Senate and he had the honor of being the temporary !. president of the last Democratic Convention e held in the State.
 'f the Third Congressional District among 0 the legislators yesterday. Mir. Clayton has d been spending the Summer in the personal e supervision of his farm near Eufaula. !, Hon. Felix L. Smith of Coosa Is in the city H attending upon the sessions of the Legisla- ture a spectator. He Is a prominent law o yer of East Alabama and one of the leaders
 in politics of that section.
 pr. Julius Jones and Messrs. J. P. Batson. d F. B. McDonald and J. T. Cosson. promnen; I'd citizens of Rockford. are in town. They are opposed to @ branch courthouse at Good water. o Mir I. scbwarz. prominent citizen of Selma. 'e passed through Montgomery last night on his a fr0n Wisconsin. y three weeks recuperating from recent ill., 3, ness.
 = Judge J. T. Green of AshvilIe ts here this ,. week. Judge Green is a prominent Mason, has been Probate Judge of his county and Is widely and favorably known in Alabama.
 Mir T. c. Locke received a telegram yester-
 day calling him to his old home in Chun.
 chuia, near Mobile. on account of the serious
 illness of his mother.
 Hon. R. P. Mepavid, who was for four years if Secretary of State and lived in Montgomery "a some years before. now of Birmingham, Is q , visitor to the city.
 Judge T. w Coleman of Eutaw. who has beer
 spending some time in Blount Springs
 reached Montgomery yesterday and will b, v here several days.
 MT Chappell Cory of Birmingham Is here agair is this week looking after pending banking leg le isation, as he holds a position in promi ,p nent bank.
 ~ Gen Lewis V. Clark has been in the city :. day or two looking after some legislation hi ~. business connections are interested in. ne MT. A. T. Bentley, Dr. J. Jones. MT. Georg, re B. Mcdonald and Mir. W. J. Corley of Rock el ford were in the city yesterday. ts Dr. E. P. Lacey of Bessemer a former mem o- ber of the House of Representatives iron If Jefferson County, is in the city. .' Mir. John B. Beers. we'll known cotton buyer v. of Selma, was in the city yesterday. He wa. 'n accompanied by his wife.
 Ex-Governor J. F. Johnston was in the cit, te yesterday but left on a o'clock train ir O. the evening.
 E. Capt Frank S. White of Birmingham wa among the visitors to the Capitol yesterday. a- MT. R. F. Cox. Sheriff of Shelby County, fl Se In the city the guest of Senator Oliver. ct Hon. Sterling A. Wood of Birmingham ha 'n been in the city several days this week.
 Messrs. A. B. Fuller and F. G. St. John o
 Cullman in Montgomery yesterday. e. MT. R. W. Henderson of Taladega Is regis ,a tered at the Exchange Hotel. IT. Pinckney Scott and D. W. Houston are regis O. tered at Mabson's New Hotel. ly Mir L. Lanier. prominent cotton mill maj Id of I.anett, is in the city. TO
 Mr. John R. Hayes of Eufaula is registered a
 the New Windsor Hotel. ,a Mir. James Davidson. a prominent attorney O - Brewton, Is in the city re MT. George D. Patterson of Tallassee was il re Montgomery yesterday
 Mir, c, L. wiggins of Pollard, a mill man, wa ty in the city yesterday in
 n- Mfr. s. J. McMorris of Wetumpka spent yes m terday in the city
 >Mr. M. NJ. Smith of Tuskegee was in Mont
 gomery yesterday.