The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-13
MIR. WELLS DEATH.
It Was q Shock to Many Montgomery
 HOmes-Funernl Today,

It Was q Shock to Many Montgomery
 HOmcs-Funeral Today.
 The news carried to the homes of Montgomery yesterday morning by The Advertiser that MT. Harry Well was dead, and that he died suddenly Satur- day evening, brought sorrow to many hearts.
 It will be remembered that the body of MT. We'll was found by Patrolman Huffman about 10:45 o'clock Saturday evening on the sidewalk of Amanda Street, near Stone Street. Coroner Tice, after viewing the body, decided that the death of MT. We'll was due to apoplexy. MT. Well, 1t is believed. was taking a walk before retiring for the night. when he was stricken with apoplexy and died before assistance reached him.
 The funeral of Mir. Well will- take place this morning at Il o'clock from the residence of his brother, MT. Abe Well. 635 South Court Street and will be conducted by Rabbi David Marx of Atlanta, who has come to Montgomery to offlciate at the services because of the absence from the city of Rabbi A. J. Messing. Jr.
 The paIlbearers who will bear the remains of MT. Veil to their last rest ing place. all of them his warm per- sonal friends, will be: Messrs. Benja- min E. Branch, Henry Rosenberg, M :. w. Hudson, George W. stranz, Ber- nard Frank, Richard Hobbie, Simon Gassenheimer and Charles F. Moritz.
 Members of Alabama Lodge, 1nde- pendent Order of BNai B'Rith. ol which MT. Veil was a devoted mem. ber, will attend the funeral in a body Members of Emanuel Lodge of the same order have been invited to join with members of Alabama lodge.
 Harry Well was one of the best known citizens of Montgomery. A son of the late MT. and Mrs. Henry Well. he was a native of this city and was 49 years old. He was never married. His brothers and sisters. who survive him, are Messrs. Abe Well, Simon Well and Leon Well of Montgomery, Mrs Jacques Loeb of Montgomery and Mrs. Julius Henle and Mrs. Leo J. Mar shuetz of Huntsville.
 MT. and Mrs. Marshuetz reached Montgomery last night to attend the funeral of their brother. It was im- possible for MT. and Mrs. Henle to come.
 When the news of his brothers death reached him MT. Abe Well was en route to New York. He had left Montgomery Saturday evening via At lanta. A telegram overlook him in Atlanta and he returned to Montgom- cry by the first train. reaching here about noon yesterday
 Death of Mfr. Watt.
 Mr. Andrew J. Watt, an estimable citizen of Montgomery died at his residence S35 South Holt Street at 5 o'clock yesterday morning after a pro- tracted illness of pneumonia.
 Mir. Watt was 60 years old. He came to Montgomery two years ago from the southern part of Montgomery County where he had lived many years. Since his residence in this city MT. Watt held a confidential position with Winter, Loeb & Co.,, by whom he was held in the highest regard.
 He was a man of fine character" said MT. Jacques Loeb, a member of the firm, and I valued his friendship and confidence"
 MT. Watt is survived by his wife. one daughter, Mrs. Jacob McQueen of Luverne and two brothers who reside in Clanton.
 The funeral will take place at II o'clock this morning from the late residence of MT. Watt and will be com ducted by Rev. c. A. Stakely, D. D.. pastor of the First Baptist Church. upon which he was a regular attend ant.