The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-30

| indication of the constancy and tn,
rapidity with which the popular senti
| ment against Mr.. Cleveland Is waning
Death of Miss Warner.
@. Frank Warner. Secretary of tn
Young Mems Christian Association TO
day received a telegram announcing
that his sister, Miss Gail Warner, diet
yesterday afternoon in her home II
Pittsburg. Miss Warner is thought L
have died suddenly as Mr.. Warner hat
not been apprised of her Illness. Sh,
was 16 years old. Mr.. Warmers man,
friends in this city extend him theii
sincere sorrow.
Mr.. kirkpatrick Very Ill.
Hon. s. M. kirkpatrick. who wa.
yesterday taken to Atlanta for medica
treatment became very i'll on the trair
between Selma and Montgomery yes.
terday afternoon. He was accompa.
MED by his son. DR.. Samuel Kirkpat-
rick, who sent the news OF his fathers
Illness. Mr.. Kirkpatrick has been III
for many weeks and the sudden re-
lapse he suffered yesterday has made
his family and his friends apprehen
sive for his life.
New Road Working Machinery.
The new road working apparatus re-
Gently ordered for use in the West Dali
las District. arrived today and will be
put into service at once. The outfit
consists of the roadworker scrape.
rakes and wagons.
The arrival of today's installment of
machinery provides each of the four
districts Of the County with the me-
chanical devices necessary to the max
fnp nd
Jernigan-MOseI
J. w. Jernigan of Condo. Clarke
County, and Miss Pauline Moseley of
Putnam. Marengo County, met in Sell
ma and were married in the parlor of
the Kornegay Hotel Rev. A. L.. An
drews. d. D., pastor OF the Church
Street Methodist Church, performed the
ceremony. The marriage was very un-
ostentatious and was attended by only
a few persons.
Negroes Are EnIistIng.
Ten negroes have enlisted in the Uni
ted States army through the recruiting
station for negroes recently establish
ed. 1t is expected that a score of
others will enlist within thirty days
Most OF the men were assigned to the
10th Cavalry.
Personal and Local.
Mrs. Walter A. Whittle Of Evans
Vile was in the city last night and was
the guest of her son, H. L. Tibbetts
Mrs. white left this morning for
Richmond where she will visit her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph 2. Hearst
Charles A. wickersham. President
O. ~ . Al
Route, and o. T. Nelson. Road Master
of the route, were visitors to the city
today. They were here on business Of
the railway
Mrs. Hamilton II. Callen left today
for the worlds fair in St. Louis where
she will spend a month. Mrs. Callen
was Joined I'm Montgomery by her sis
ter. Miss Virginia Walker.
Robert Lipscomb of Demopolis was a
visitor to the city today. Mr. Lips
comb has been resident in Mexico for
the past six months and will return
there in few weeks.
DR.. John N. Furniss left this morn
ing for Columbus Miss. where he will
attend the marriage of his cousin
Charlie Hale. to Miss Nelson.
Edwin Atkins, a student at the Uni
versity of the South, is the guest of his
parents. Hon. and Mrs. V. b. Atkins,
for a few days.
Mrs. NJ. F. Peace of Birmingham is
the guest OF her grandson. Roy F.
Peace, Jr.. on Union Street.
Trainmaster T. B. Turner OF the
Louisville and Nashville Railway went
to Pensacola today.
Miss Maude Preston has returned
home after Q delightful visit to the
worlds fair.
Captain W. L. Pitts of Uniontown
was a prominent visitor to Selma today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wilkins went
to Pensacola today.
H T. Biedsoe of Greensboro spent
today in the city.
Albert Meyer is spending today in
Final Detail Completed.