The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-14
Advertiser Bureau,


 The annual camp meeting at seashore Camp Ground, Miss. opened last night with e large attendance. Rev Dr. o. c. McGehee, pastor of St. Francis Street Methodist Church. this city. occupied the pulpit. and preached an eloquent sermon.
 Among the many now located at the Camp Ground and occupying cottages are the following MobiIians: George Leftwich and family. the family of R. W. Stoutx, MT. and Mrs. J. c. Lyons. F.S Cleveland and family. w. A. Lott and family of Mobile and Rev. Dr. Lamar and family of Nashville. formerly Of Mobile, are also at the Camp Ground
 Tomorrow evening the inmates of the Catholic Boys Industrial School on La fayette Street, will be treated to an automobile ride, the same as that given the inmates of the Episcopal Church and Protestant Homes last Friday.
 Chairman A. L. Gould of the com mittee of arrangements, has announced the outing The boys will be brought to Bienville Square in a special car, rendered by President J. Howard Will son of the Mobile Light and Railroad Company. The autoists will meet at 5 o'clock, sharp, at the square, with their cars, and take the little boys for A ride in the city, then down the Shell Road to Frederic's, where they will be feasted and allowed to romp for time. then taken to their home.
 Since occupying the bench as judge of the Circuit Court. Hon. Samuel B.. Browne has rigidly enforced his rue with reference to tardy witnesses, jurors and attorneys. He had an ex- ccllent opportunity yesterday to enforce this rule, but the victim happened to be the judge himself.
 Judge Browne was few minutes late in getting into court and occupying the bench. He very promptly instruct ed Clerk Smith to enter fine Of $lo against Samuel B. Browne, which was done Later, however, the clerk sug- rested to tho court that, inasmuch as only S5 against derelicts and then re- hitting all but $1 of the fine. he the tudge) reduce the fine in this instance to q, which was done and the fine promptly paid.
 Committee No. f (water and SewerS of the General Council, met this after noon. the following members being present: Aldermen H. T. and Francis J. Inge, J. H. Norville and Emile Tacon. Mayor Lyons was also present. as was James K Glennon, the latter repre- senting the Bienville Water supply Company. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the proposed purchase by the city of the Bienville plant. Ar ter going over the entire matter ana the figure of $425,000 by MT Glennon being named, the committee decided to refer the matter to the General Coun- ell at its meeting Monday night. Some of the committee were in favor Of the immediate purchase of the plant by the city.
 Col, E. L. Russell, VicePresident of the M and O. Railroad, returned with his daughter and party of friends this morning from Verona, Miss, where yes terday Ed Russell Day" was cele- brated by the people of that city and vicinity in honor of Mobiles great and good man.
 Colonel Russell brought back from his old home not only the love and re- gard of every one at Verona, but magnificent gold and silver loving cup This was presented him as lasting token from his former townspeople. Chief Thomas Price of the Mobile Fire Department today received a letter from Chief Thad. Mullin of the Birm- ingham department in which he stated that he had rendered his resignation.
 
 accept the position of building in spector for the city of Birmin gham.
 Mir Mullin was for nineteen years a member of the Birmingham fire de- partment sixteen of these as the chief. Chief Price Is warm personal friend of the Birmingham chief and said he regretted to hear of Chief Mullins de- cision to leave the service. ----
 Tomorrow evening the gun teams of the Mobile Yacht Club will hold the fourth of their series of shoots for the prize cups. In Class A, the winners of series are Goodbrad, Fowler and Cham berlain. one each. In class B, De- Brien has two to his credit and John- ston one. ~..-
 The governing committee has decided