The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-14
MISSING MISS ROYELLE
HER TENDING IS AGAIN RE-
 PORTED.
Steel, Rod, Wire and Mai Mill d Enslsy Will Shortly Resume operations-Whits Calls
 Committee Nesting,

' DTmingnam, January R.--tSpecla1l--
 Ethel Rovelle has been found. A simple note to a newspaper man by her mother
 This morning announcnd that . letter vas received last night from the missing young woman and in the same statemsnt is made that the woman is well and has
 instituted proceedings looking to q re-
 ocvery of the fortune alleged to have been left her.
 Mrs. T. T. Reynolds, mother of the
 young woman. fin her note 10 the nesvs-
 paper men, said that Miss ROvelle
 had written before this. but the letters had failed te arrive. Mrs. Reynolds did
 not state where the letter came from
 which told of Ethel Rovelle's safe being.
 It gave out the information, however. that, steps had been taken looking to .
 recovery of the alleged fortune in Colo rado. As is remembered, Miss Ethel Ro- vel1e mysteriously disappeared while wis., iting relatives in Meridian, Mss. Accord ing Co the story given ont she Is the
 heiress to fortune left by an aunt
 who died last october in Colorado, the
 fortune consisting of property valued at $, 100000 s
 The will of the aunt specifics that tho
 woman must be married within . year
 of the death. Ethel Rovelle has two liv-
 ing husbands, from whom she obtained divorces.
 A few days ago The Adyertissr an- nounced that Miss RoyeiIe had been dis covered in Mobile. and that sae was pre- pairing to wed.
 Steel Rod and Wire Mill. Announcement comes from Ensiey, the steel suburb Of Birmingham, that the steel rod. wire and nail mills of the Ala bama Steel and Wire Company. which have been idle for several months will probably start up in She next thirty days. It is understood that the company has made a deal for a supply of steel and will soon begin the assembling of labor CTS and put the plant in operation. This plant gives employment to several hum
 dred men.
 The Case of 2. c. Willox. John c. Willox. late storekeeper for the Southern Railway Company here, who is held under an indictment from the Grand
 Jury charging him with unlawfully ap- propriating s3s,Bo0 in cash and old metal. is stiff under detention. having failed tc
 make the necessary arrangements to sup ply the sS.0oD bond that has been set. Mir willox is permitted to spend the
 daytime in the private office adjoining
 the office of Sheriff B0sgin. in order to permit easy access of his numerous friends, who are continually calling to see him. He Is confident that his friends, who have the matter under way. will
 succeed in perfecting the bond to-day. No new developments have been forth
 coming concerning fhe case. and no state-
 ment has been made by MT. Willox. He
 is prominent in secret society circles in this city and resides with his family
 over Red Mountain. He has been in and
 around this city for the past nine years. Denied by Commissioners. 1 A large crowd of investigators attend
 ed the hearing in the referees office of ! the bankruptcy court this morning and | this afternoon in the claim of D. M. Drenaen vs. the Donelson Construction Company, MT. Drennen claiming $1000o l for advice and other assistance ren- dered towards securing contracts in the construction of a county sanitary sewer.
 Members of the sanitary commission went on the stand in the matter, and all denied that any influence was brought to bear on--tiem by MT. Drennen or any one else in distributing contracts. The testimony being brought out is still of a sensational sort. Birmingham is great-
 ly interested in the hearing of the claim. l. Raidsd Illicit Stills.
 Deputy Collector Knox Booth has just