The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-15

I tee of the University of Alabama without ' opposition. He Is devoted to his Alma Mater.
 Senator George P. Harrison of Lee has a record of legislative service that pi oba- ply no other man in either House pos sesses. He has served in both houses before. was President of the Senate in lss2-S3 and made a most able and satis- factory presiding officer. He was H mem Der of the Constitution Conventions of 1875 and 1890 and served a term and a half in the National Congress. He is Major General Commanding the Con- federate Veterans of Alabama
 Hon. Jones G. Moore the leader of the last Senate and the next man to the President Is here this week. He has made his way in the business world. he Is native of Macon County and his family were among the first people of that historic old county. g He is one of the first men of Alabama. Congressman Bankhead, Bowie, Under wood and Richardson have been clrcu- latfng among the members during the week. They seem pleased with ssthe organization and are hopeful of good re- suits for the labors of the session. Con gressman Thompson Is quarantined at his home in Tuskegee.
 Senator Rogers of Sumter has been in the Senate before and was a member of the Constitutional Convention. He is a successful far ner. making money every year farming on scientific principles. He has had large experts ice as a legislator and takes a hand in all important de- bates.
 Senator B. H. Screws of Montgomery Is about as we'll equipped for his duties for ability and experience as any man in the Senate. He was the Secretary of the Constitutional Convention of 1875, has been in the House several times and will perform good service In the Senate.
 Senator J. D. Norman of Chambers is from manufacturing town and he is a good preacher as we'll as a politician. He is staunch Democrat and usually brings up his part of the county all right for Democracy. He is serving his second term in the Senate.
 Senator Woolf of Demopolis is a worthy son of noble sire. Ills fa- ther was in the Senate in years gone by and he was a man of great influence. The name brings with It strength and confi- dence and the son has made a reputa- ton at the bar.
 Senator Jones of Wilcox Is a new Sena- tor but he is not new to the people and he comes with name before him which has done much in the past to advance the best interests of the great old State. He is one of the able lawyers of the Sem ate.
 In the House there are 50 lawyers, g. farmers, 12 merchants, 3 physicians, 2 bankers, 8 manufacturers, 1 journalist. l engineer and 1 minister In the Senate there are 26 lawyers, 4 farmers, mer- chants and ? physicians. Gen. George D. Johnston of Tusca-- | lC osa Is one of the dis inguished men of | she Senate. He made national reputa- | tiCn on the Civil Service Commission. Is a safe and conservative legislator and a | splendid gentleman.
 Senator Dick Arlington of Egha is a Montgomery young man who has won his way to the front at his adopted home and is loved and honored by his constituents. He was on a leading committee of the 1 last Senate.
 | Senator Powell of Butler was a member of the last Senate and a leading member of the Judiciary Committee. He Is very | popuplar and has 'he >steem and confi- | dence of his fellow Senators. Senator Bostick of Ja ackson Is an old Senator and Is thoroughly equipped for his Senatorial duties. He is one of the young men of the Senate and a lawyer of distinction in his home. Senator CastleOerry Is from Talladega and although new to legislative duties. 1t is said he Is typical representative of that splendid county. He had three bills the first day.
 Senator W. F. Hogue of Perry is an- other of the veteran legislators. He has served in both the Senate and the House before and has always been conservative. He Is a lawyer.
 Senator D. D. Hall of Baldwin is mer- chant and saw mill man. He saws wood" at home as well as in the Senate.