The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-14
MIR. MINHINNETT BIDS
 FAREWELL TO MONTGOMERY
Man Who Had Yellow Fever Discharged from Hospital and Leaves for Atlanta.
 Curious Crowd at Depot.

MT. Frank Arnold Minhinnett after l a three weeks visit to Montgomery left
 yesterday evening for Atlanta
 While in the city Mir Minhinnett was
 fact Mir. Minhinnett was accorded
 more attentions of social and other nature than any guest ever received In the city in recent years. The munich
 Minhinnett while he was in the city. | Servants of the city looked after his l every want and he was accorded mark I ed courtesy in other ways. In time deeply interested in the Louisiana | gentleman. The Russian and Japa- nese peace envoys never received more | thoughtful consideration than has been | who came in unheralded and unsung. by the people and the municipal gov ernment of Montgomery.
 The interest in Mir. Minhinnett's visit to the city has by no means been local of Montgomery's guest. He was honor ed with public attention as no other man has been honored in so short time in recent years. Just because in Montgomery Prattville, Greenville. Marion, Birmingham and other towns of Alabama refused to let Montgomery people come in at all: Just because MT. Minhinnett was the guest of the city at the Emergency Hospital some 1,500 Montgomery people took sum mer vacation. These summer travellers have in the past few days been com ing back on every train.
 MT. Minhinnett's presence caused the City Council to hold more meetings than the Greater Montgomery act did, his being In Montgomery caused the local Board of Health to hold more of several years ago did. It cost the city of Montgomery more money to en- certain Mir Minhinnett than 1t spent in entertaining President Grover Cleve- any other distinguished visitor. It Is figured up that the city of Montgom.. cry in various ways is out the sum of slo0,oo0 because MT. Minhinnett stop ped here looking for a position.
 But he Is gone now and the city can have a sigh of relief
 MT. Minhinnett was furnished with transportation to Atlanta by the city Icy of the City Sanitary Department went out to the Emergency Hospital yesterday afternoon and told MT. Minhinne,; to prepare to leaye haH ,i for ta At preparations to make. MT. Farley took him to the depot in his buggy.
 At the depot there happened to be an unusually large cr9wd' ,nS,Ia, slthongn 1t was was leaving on the s:so' D.. m. train for At lanta. It was" roised about that the tall dark man with Mir Farley was the famous yellow fever patient. MT. Minhinnett immediately became the center of interest. The crowd gathered about and watched his every movement.
 Mir. Minhinnett was nervous and alarmed when he went into the depot. He was plainly alarmed at the interest and attention of the crowd He feared that in some way, somebody might at tempt to do him harm for the trouble and expense he had brought to the city. He was assured by MT. Farley that he was perfectly safe and there was not the remotest possibility of any one attempting to do him any sort of harm. MT. Minhinnett was. howev- CT. alarmed until he was safely on the train and 1t was pulling out of the de- pot.
 MT. Minhinnett has relatives in At lanta to whom he Is going; He va, vas cers who were to see that he went be yond the State line. This was done merely as matter of precaution. in- asmuch as Mir. Minhinnett was as anx- ious to get to Atlanta as Montgomery was anxious to have him go.
 Before going MT. Minhinnett ex-