The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01
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Eyelyn Harris Retires.


 The announcement that Evelyn Har- ris has resigned as City Editor ot The Atlanta Constitution. and Will retlTe from newspaper work causes regret Tn southern newspaper circles as MT. Harris Is widely known as one Of the brighest young men In the pro!eSSiSioh'
 The Constitution says edltorially:
 ''Mr. Evelyn Harris. who has for the last five years been city editor or me Atlanta Constitution, has tenGereo has s1, and will on and after January l, 1906 be connected with the South ern Bell .Telephons and ,TelegraMRn M Crews assistant general manager, in o very responsible position. MT. liar ris is d son of Joel Chandler liar as ass "I1ncle Remus," He began his newspaper training some ten aSS years iS dgS biS progress through the various graSSSs. tSor. oughIy familiarized himself with every branch of regysF tSat TRe Com stiution parts with his services; s
 The Southern Bell Telephone non es,.a ana t',l Telegraph Company IS 10 pc eryices Tohg of such an exceptionally able man, 1a,t,, one se i who has been true to every quty as signed to him, and Wno ,v oSnr, noe oh1s bs comes in contact, either in euslnsSs 9r S0 ciai way. but retains their friendshipi and, combining with IneSS qudlilt,SSS e'S mess ability of a high degree, DIS lu- ture success with the great company with which he will be connected rom 'anTTryr nIT Frank r. m E, Fleming, now night city editor succeeds MT; Harris as city editor on January l.
 Bnd Places In Streets.
 My hats off to Montgomery Tn many particulars" said a Birmingham Hisl, tor, but there Is one thing & on the 1irtUe dUei Birn1ingham has her dust and smoke but the city authorities do not atiow such a torn up place in tne stFsevs; s',S hoie, as you can see here right down hard by the very police headquarters or Montgomery Is such place today, at N the intersection of Perry ana La"fe enoe
 "on Madison avenue. you can see little mountain of brick taken rom on their places and thrown aside py tns 1 lay once is now a virtual mudhole,
 Tt seems that the city allows se ene street railway people to dig up these bricks but on officers seems to assume sum, the responsibility of remedying the hole 1t leaves l don't know your clty laWs here but in Birmingham the pollce won't stand for this sort of business ? l would ike personally to see these holes ductored before I come to Moht- , gomery again
 Right Reverend C. M. Beckwith Bishop of the Episcopal diocese or Ala bama, came to Montgomery yeSterdaS evening from Prattville and spoke las th, night to the negro congregation ol II' I Church of tr. Good Sheoherd. H'
 spcnt the night with MT. Frank StoI
 lenwerck at his home, 716 South teT
 ry street. The Bishop will leave lhN
 morning for Anpiston.
 f Richard Mansfield. the great Amer e can actor. who will produce SchiIleI e tragedy. Don Carlos" at the Mon gomery Theatre tonight. reached Mont n gomery at S.30 o'clock last nignt IFo6 2 New Orleans in his special train ~, D Q eleven cars which were left m tn I railroad yards near the union rallwa, t station, where MT, Mansfield an an c members of his company speht t tn n night The great actor fraVels ln 5uH S,
 urious splendor. There is ineluaed II = his train. library car, drawins oI a3oH n car, music compartments ano oVns r comforts of an artist