The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15
Advertiser Bureau,

M0Dlle, July lf-
 God Bless the Antoists of Mobile. was the prayer of Brother AieAs' prs, dent of the Industrial School (Cathol1c) for boys, or Lafayette Street, tonight on the return of the sixty-f1ve inmates of that institution from their outing. Rrothers Richard, Lewis, Suarez ana Bernard. professors of the institution and with the president, members or the Order of the Sacred Heart echoed the prayer.
 The outing was the result of com bined efforts of A. s. Lyons. A. L. Gould and Max Hamburger. Jr, to interest owners of motor cars in giving the orphans of Mobile an outing Tn their machines. The procedure was virtually the same as on the preceding flioay. when the inmates of the Protestant ana Episcopal Church homes were taken Ior an outing.
 At 4:15 o'clock the boys. in charge of the Brothers, boarded a special car, at Lafayette Street and Spring Hill Avenue, provided by President J. How ard Wilson of the Mobile Light ana Railroad Company, and were taken 10 Biepville Square.
 At 5 they entered the cars, receiveu their packages and then were away Tor their ride. After a spin on Govern ment Street they were taken on the Bay Shell Road to Frederic's where luncheon was served. And. on! now the boys enjoyed it. The treat was a rare, rich one and those who gave or their time and means to allow the youngsters a good time, doubtless feit as happy as those whom they had benefited.
 The citizens of Coden and Bayou la Batre have arranged the following elaborate program for the entertain ment of the editors of Alabama and their families during their stay with them:
 Thursday, July 20, arrival of visi- tors, who will be received by the re- ception committee and escorted to their quarters, attended by the band Evening, a moonlight sail on Porters- ViIIe bay on fast schooners Friday morning, address of welcome by a prominent Mobile orator, after which tine hall will be turned over to the convention Evening. grand concert by Alabama's best musical talent Sat urday morning, convention in session. Evening, soire dansante. Music by the 1st Regimental band of Meridian. Sunday morning. religious services, sermon by prominent divine. Eve ming, sacred concert in hall. Monday, trip 10 pauphin Island. surf bathing. sea shell gathering on the beach of the gulf Basket picnic. Tuesday morning. fishing excursion, oyster roast, crab bake. Evening, vaudeville performance at opera house. Wednes- day. grand barbecue and public speak ing at Bayou la Matre. Thursday morning. match sailing races on Por- tersviile Bay by fast boats. Evening, farewell banquet in convention hall.
 The 1st Regimental band of Meridian, Miss, will be in attendance during the entire week
 Chief Engineer Hazlehurst of the Board of Public Works began this morning preparing estimates of the character and cost of the needed re- pairs to the asphalt paving in District No l. .:
 The original work was put down by the Green River Asphalt Company This company Is defunct and 1t now de- yelops. though known for several days in a certain direction. that the Surety Company is also defunct.
 The question with the board, as pro- pounded to the city attorney. is. will the city have to make these repairs From the opinion given by the cit, attorney in response to the query II looks as If all future repairs in thu entire first district will have to b' borne by the taxpayers of Mobile. @
 Col. R. B. duMont. 1st Infantry. A N. G., left at midnight for Montgom' cry, accompanied by the followine members of his staff: Quartermas ter c. M Vanliew. Commissary A. 10 White, Inspector of the Guard F. M Maddox, Sergeant Major J. T. Peter son. Quartremaster Sergeant Gilber Sanliew, also the duartermaster crew. They go to prepare for the ar rival of the Ist Infantry. The secont