The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-28
SIDEWALK PENClLINGS
Lleute.a.t Hutchinsc. Retur.i.s.

Laeutenaut Hutchinson Retufning.
 Lieutenant J. B. Hutcninsoh .ona a the Philippines where he has seen ac- tive service for several years as commissioned officer in the Phiiippine Scouts; He ieft ssz Mania rana, ip pouts and is expected to reach Montgomery in about two weeks. u Lieutenant Hutchinson 's s,s nsr wel ents and other relatives reside; He is a young man. and has made his own way in the army by his own perse- cipline. He first went into the army in the company commanded by Cap tain Robert s. Teague of Montgomery, and remained with Captain Teague III In the fan of 1899. Lieutenant Hutch, inson went to the Philippines and served as first sergeant in the com Rany stern GDmMahdso of this city. He remained in the islands until 1901 and returned to America In 1902 ss reseiysd and GoT- rs- mission as S seGSnd sS1.nnsnes enesn~b wbere % he re- mained until he started homewara again. Since being in the & Isiands iinm.ene ne ancy.
 Lieutenant Hutchinson is on leave of absence. Praise for Chief Taylor. q have been attending Fairs in the South all summer" said horseman yesterday" and nowhere have I found such good work by the local police SsIaus%eer Montgomery. Big Fairs closed the last Saturday night. just before the Mont gomery Fair opened at Atlanta and at Birmingham. and at both places there were numerous complaints or expert work done by the light-fngered senpy; sry,. , |, M,r,somerv where it ~fnIKn nnH nt come on the conclusion of the fairs at Atlanta and Birmingham. there have been very few complaints. I don't be- lieve that they staid away from ron. Mons, pis, of police here and the men under him was done on an intelligent basis. Ev, cry suspicious character was rounded up and placed in jail. He was giyen his choice of remaining there during the full week either Son suspicion" or with a charge of vagrancy against him. or of leaving the city without ceremony.
 This treatment is one that the most l hardened pickpocket has no defense I against and the consequence has been town at once. while those who were never arrested, were afraid to ply their trade.
 "The results are most, certainly very complimentary to your Chief of Pc lice. MT. Taylor. and I, for one. can bespeak him long and successful | career Tn the pOSltlOB, II Hc socS every problem in the common sense manner that he did the danger that impended of having the Fair oyerrun by pickpockets,
 Fine Horticultural Exhibit.
 'I was very much gratIfed at the horticulturai exhibit at the state Fair said Prof; R.: s; Mackintosh or who Is also State Horticulturist, yes- terday.
 growing interest is not only one of which the Fair officials may justly feel proud. but it is one that shows ma terial advance of the horticultural in Is rapidly advancing in Alabama can not be doubted by any one who saw the exhibits. An excellent exhibit was made foaS SE Wam Mnon n E. Me9n a9 t6s of 2S few men in Alabama who is growing ap- pss fST a M p%son Hs rhow is pIes and his exhibits proved how sue cessfully apples could be grown in this state The pecan exhibit made pecially fine MT. Turnipseed showed no less than 1G0 varieties of oceans. I nm glad that both gentlemen took prizes"
 Former MOntgOmerian Here.
 MT. J. R. Johnson. formerly general | baggage agent at the Union Railway Station, was a visitor to Montgomery during the State Fair. MT. Johnson now occupies the responsible position of general baggage agent at the mil Ion dollar terminal station in Atlanta. He was appointed to this place Sep tember l to succeed J. B. Heyward, resigned.
 MT. Johnston. it will be recalled, held the position of baggage agent here for fourteen years, ana resigned a year ago account of ill-health. His many friends and acquaintances here will he gratified to learn that he has entirely regained his health. He returned to Atlanta yesterday.
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 MT. PDR. Rankin and ramIiy of St. | Louis are in the city, visiting MT. Rankin's sister. Mrs. J. B. Cook and family. at 314 North Lawrence Street.
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 Mir John T. Green and Mir. w. T.. Mayield came to Montgomery yester- day from Rlymin gham
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 MT. John, C. Watkins of Burnt Corn ! is among the visitors to Montgomery.
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 MT J. E. Ellington of opelika is in the city, accompanied by his wife. | & < <
 The many friends of MT. B. A. Gas | tleberry will be pleased to learn that