The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-02
THENEWS OF MOBILE
Advertiser Bureau. ngah{Ie Ala Auril

lUENGW0VI ! mVOAE Advertiser Bureau. Mobile, Ala. April l. Happy were the orphans from the Catholic Industrial school when they returned to Mobile last night from Citronelle, where they had spent the day under the escort of J. O. Stuardi. manager Of circulation and the forty odd carrier boys of The Herald AL though tired from the days strenuo- sity, they were none the less contented and the Brothers. in charge of the orphanage who accompanied them were loud in their praise of Max Hamburger. IT., who made possible this day of sunshine and happiness for the little charges. There were seventy of these youngsters ranging ages from to IS years and the very smallest kept right along with the procession. A specially arranged program was pre- scented for the boys who. through the fthoughtfulness Of Superintendent Tur- ner of the Chautauaua. were placed In the very front of the auditorium in border that they might have the full benefit And they showed their ap- preciation by frequent applause. The entire party were dined at the Hotel Citronelie including the drum and bugie corps from the Mobile Military | Institute, and the four Brothers of the
 Sacred Heart. who accompanied their charges
 Mir Hamburger joined the party In the afternoon. and spent several hours 1 with them He was greeted by each of the little fellows upon his appear ance and later, as they filed into the auditorium also shared with those pre- . sent in applauding his name when Superintendent c. H. Turner took oc- caslon. in few remarks to speak of his kindness to the boys. Mir. Ham, burger is now arranging to give the day of pleasure similar to that of
 yesterday.
 Politics.
 With the Mobile county primary only
 nine days away the political arena is spreading into the country. The
 speculation on the result of the four
 cornered race for sheriff is consider
 able. Each of the four candidates are
 popular and known throughout the
 county and the race is one which at
 tracts more than passing attention
 Champions of each candidate are
 shouting for their man and the situa-
 tion. at times. becomes interesting.
 Mare interest appears to be mani
 tested In the senatorial race, however.
 than that of the shrievalty. In every precinct in the county has been organ |ized Hamburger clubs and tomorrow
 night the two city organizations in his interest will have joint meeting. The officers of the two organxations are: Hamburger Club. P. J, Lyons. general chairman. T. N. Robinson. campaign chairman, !. Paul Wilson secretary Young Men's Hamburger Club. Robert
 E. Gordon, president. Joseph H. Lyons.
 vice president, Joseph T. McNamara. secretary.
 Considerable comment is being made on the announcement by the Conner committee that B. B. Conner the can didats for governor. would come to this county and make a number of speeches in the interest of Walter F. Walsh. the so-called Conner candidate for the senate. The announcement has brought forth strong protest from a number of men who have declared their in- tention to vote for Mir. Conner. but who are avowed Hamburger men They speak openly on this subject and two Of the most able of his advocates. men of known ability on the rostrum. have declared they will take the stump in advocacy of Mir. HambuTger's campaign and will express themselves freely as l to their opinion of Mfr. Corners attitude in coming here for this purpose. When it was learned here that Dr. R. M. Cunningham, candidate for Gov 1 ernor. and at present the popular Lieu tenant Governor of Alabama, would speak In Brewton tomorrow night. a | movement was inaugurated by his hun dreds of friends here to have him come to Mobile Tuesday night and speak | It is hoped the movement will prove | successful Dr. Cunningham has ap- peared before Mobile audiences many | times and oft and as often as he ap- peared he was honored with a brilliant gathering of the leading citizens in I every walk of life His known ability
 as an orator and his strong personality
 has enlisted for him in Mobile and Mo
 bile County warm and enthusiastic ad- | vocates and he Is always certain of a great gathering. The announcement
 of his candidacy for the governorship
 wss received with genuine pleasure by his friends here and already they are active in the field for his success in the August primary.
 Oysfermen or to Montgomery. Reeds aggregation of Oystermen left