The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
SIDEWALK PENcIL,INCS
Safisflea Imniwrants.

| . with the Alabama Industrial and Immi-
 Yesterday after trip through Chiltoh
 lsonas into ae ne4s m mat destitute condition. These immigrants were not brought
 into Alabama by the Immigration Bus duty to investigate the report and ! render assistance to the immigrants | rather than that there should be any
 coionsi Thorntons mssan's saM that the mi I and homes before he left them. Seven I of the men in question and one woman pentine works around Ridersviiis. The
 remainder are at work at Hamburg, in l Perry County They are employed at
 pIsnt 1is at Hambaps aps and % the officiaYs are well pleased with their services, | At Mapiasville there are twenty. nye I Italians at work in the. mills and both more than pleased with each other. Some of the Italians are already buying
 m.rsss shsf ts in .ss s5srsess %
 houses for them. They win not live in the shaeks that satisfy the negroes, grants on his .place must furnish them
 with suitable houses" l
 Help for san Franciseo.
 charity" said citizen last night, than | to subscribe to the funds now being
 raised for the relief of the San Fran
 esss hs py Of sssa has never experienced such complete
 Montgomery Is coming immediately to | a fund q $1.o00. Anyone who can possibly give should do so When a | person has few dollars to spare, 1t Is
 really a privilege to be able to donate
 The destruetioH of the handsome I buildings, colleges and homes. costing
 neb not he seach ands of poor people who have lost ev- erything. II might not be so much for 8 wealthy person to lose a home costing, several hundred thousand doi- lars, when he has surplus money and resources on which to live, as 1t does | to some poor lahorer, probably having
 the last worldly goods. he has. The great colleges have endowments that
 can easily rebuild them, but penniless | person is in distress. My heart. goes out to these unfortunate people" | Military Affairs. 1 Col. R. B. duMont of Mobile, com manding the 1st regiment infantry. Ala |
 the city this week looking after regi- mental affairs, His command will
 come to Montgomery again if sufficient | inducements are offered, commanding one of the crack companies | in the 3rd regiment, is in the city: He reports his command in good condition | and as ready for the annual outing.
 R. Rabbi d A Az J. Mes Messing. H,g Jr7 left last last ] is expressed that Rabbi Messing win be District B'Nai B'r,th. but his business l is of such an urgent nature that he will be unable to return to Montgomery | before next Friday.
 The friends of Rev. c. W, Patterson
 in Montgomery and throughout Ala | bama will learn with deep regret that
 he is quite i'll at his home on Perry 1 Street.
 Mr. James R. Mason of Huntsville is 1 in Montgomery, accompanied by his wife.
 Mir Edwin Fitzgerald, Jr, and MT. J. B. Spurrier of Mobile are in town. Mir G. R. Farnham. well-known at- torney of Evergreen. is in the city. Mr. w. W. Lavender of Centrevilie
 spent last night in Montgomery.
 MT J. D. Brown and MT. P. H. Tyler of Ensley are in Montgomery. Mr. J. T. Robinson of Decatur spent last night in Montgomery. MT. Charles Ingram of Columbiana was in town last night. Mr. c. A. Trimm of Birmingham was in the city last night.
 Mir P. c. Smith of Tuscaloosa is vis- iting Montgomery.
 Mir G. T. Sirley of Birmingham Is visiting the city
 MT A. F. Greenhill of New Decatur is in the city.
 Solicitor c. A. L. Sanford of opeiika is in town.
 MT. o. J: Parker of New Decatur is in town.
 MT James Mckee of Huntsville is in town.