The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-19
THE NEWS OF MOBILE
Advertiser Bureau,

Mobile, July IS.
 The storm from the southwest, which struck the lower Mississippi coast on Monday morning before daylight, and which did considerable damage, for tunately expended the greater portion of Its energy before reaching the south end of Mobile County. Golden felt what Is termed the tail end" of the storm, through rolling pillows and sharp gusts of wind. The greatest damage sustained at Golden was to the magnificent shell road which skirts the sound to the north from that place. In front of the Andrews and Ewing homes the road was damaged considerably by the rolling waves, but early this morn ing Road Supervisor Stanton had a large force concentrated there with the view to clearing the debris tud re- pairing the driveway anent the com ing of the Alabama Press Association.
 John Ewing. who arrived this morn ing from Coden, said every arrange ment had been completed looking to giving the editors and their femllies the time of their lives. He declared there was more enthusiasm among the people of Coden and Bayou la Batre just now than at any time in the history of these places
 President Max Hamburger Jr., of the Commercial Club and proprietor of The Daily Herald. has completed each and every detail of the good time to be given the editors, their wives and fam lilies on the occasion of their coming to Mobile, en route to Coden.
 Through his efforts the Commercial Club rooms in the Bank of Mobile Building. opposite The Herald office. will be headquarters. The magnificent T-1 ing the Association badges. The Mo bile Light and Railroad Company will furnish special transportation to be is- | sued by The Herald, and MT. Hambur- ger through his efforts, had Col. E. L. Russell. the big hearted Vice. President of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, to is sue an order to the conductors of the Mobile and Bayshore Railroad to rec ognize these badges as passes over that road from Mobile to Golden and return at any and all times during their stay on the coast of Mobile County, at Ba- | you la Batre and Coden. .-. | Through Mir. Hamburger's efforts the doors of the summer opera house at Monroe Park will be opened to the l guests for week with thirty-five art ists on the stage In operatic selections. | and also the ball park during the Cot ton States League games. The Govern ment revenue cutter Winona has been secured for run to Fort Morgan, which will be a rare treat. The doors and vats of the big breweries of Mobile will be opened wide and the beverage | allowed to flow as long as the thirsty | visitors so desire.
 | Messrs. Andrews and Ewing of the | arrangements committee at Golden ar rived today and reported everything in l readiness for the visitors, They guar | antee them the time of their lives. Rev | Matthew Brewster, rector of Christ 1 Episcopal Church. has been asked tc preach sermon at Golden on Sunday. Secretary Pepperman of the Assocfa' tiou left this afternoon for Coden te consult the local committee and set that every detail Is arranged.
 l This afternoon MT. Hamburger had as surance from the proprietors of th' Bienville Hotel that special rates will be given members of the Association at that hostelery.
 In the absence, through Illness. O
 Solicitor J. H. Webb, from the Cit
 Court Judge Semmes this morning ap
 pointed Attorney Boyles as solioIto
 pro tenn. for today and will tomorrow
 name Attorney E. M. Robinson to d
 like duty for the State.
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