The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-12

r scott ana thompson are ledueIS Ol tue administration forces in the state and are opposed by a healthy wing of the party which has put out a state ticket. The party seems to be stirred up and there is little outlook for harmony for some time to come.
 State Reunion of Veterans.
 The orders for the state reunion Of Confederate Veterans have been issued by Harvey Jones, adjutant general and chief of staff, by direction of General George P. Harrison, commander of the Alabama division The dates are Novem- Der 20, 21 and 22.
 It had been reported that because of the recent disasters at Mobile, the re- union might be called off, but not SO. The people of the Gulf City are going to make the visit of the veterans more at tractive if any thing, than they would have made before the floods and winds. Everything is to be done to make the visitors have a good time and there will be many more than veterans at the re- union
 The Sons of Veterans, George w. Dun can commander, will also hold their re- union in Mobile, being there on the same dates with the veterans, and an or der will be issued in few days to that effect MT. Duncan has been at work for some weeks arranging for the details of the meeting and will be able to have A large per cent of the Alabama crowd there Dr. Thomas M. Owen, commander fin chief of the sons, will attend and have headquarters open during the ses- sion.
 The order of Colonel Jones. adjutant of the Alabama division, Confederate Vet erans, is issued from his office in Mont gomery, dated October 10 It is called "Reunlon Circular No. l." and says
 ''The annual reunion of the Alabama Division. U. C. ", will be held in Mo- bile, beginning at o'clock p. m., Tuesday, November 20 1906. and will continue through Wednesday and Thursday, Mo- vember 21 and 22.
 ..The usual railroad rates will pre- vail from all points in Alabama. and from Meridian, Mss, and intermediate points, from Pensacola, Fla, and inter mediate points, and From Scranton, Miss, and intermediate points.
 Further and more detailed information, now in course of preparation, to follow this circular.
 There was no reunion of the Alabama vet
  disappointed For that reason Colonel Jones expects a large attendance this year. The old fellows are fast getting too old to run about much, but most of them can get to their state reunions, W hich will be great source of happiness to them.
 Minor Capital News.
 The following new corporations have been reported to the secretary of state:
 T,.,xx Bend capital s25.0o0; incorporators N F.. Turner and many others.
 Tallapoosa Land and Realty company, Dadeville, capital $10,G0; incorporate j.. P. Oliver and others.
 These notaries have been appointed by the governor: D. K. Burns, Butler; J. fR Cooper, Bignon; Ii M. Massey Florence; C. s. Dale. Oak Hill.
 D. D. Allen has been appointed consta- ble at Butler.
 The secretary of state has sent out the supplies for the state election to be held Tuesday after the first Monday in Mo- vember They include certificates of nomi- ration, emblems and blank returns.
 Cold Weather Record.
 In Montgomery the mercury fell to 37 degrees during the early morning hours, and this is a record for low temperatures during the first eleven days of Octo- Der.
 The weather bureau records cover a period of thirty-four years. and until last night the lowest temp p@rature recorded during this period was 8 degrees on Octo- Der s, 1889.
 Tonight will be cold, but not so cold as last night The temperatures will rise slowly and Friday will be warmer. There will be frost in northern Alabama tonight but MT. Hayes, the local observer of the weather bureau does not think there will be any as far south as Montgomery.
 Last night was cold in all the South At lantic and east gulf states. The temper ature went s to 10 degrees lower than on Wednesday morning. and frosts were general in all the southeastern part of tbe country except Florida and coast counties of South Carolina, Georgia, Ala bama and Mississippi The weather was cloudless and the wind light. Conditions are favorable for frost formation.
 In all interior districts the minimum tenperatures were in the thirties. The lowest reports from Alabama were 31 degrees in Woodwater, and g degrees in Clanton
 There was a light frost in Mont gomery and Selma this morning. heavy frosts at ,rhomasviIIe and Eufaua and killing frosts at Clanton. Gpodwater and Deca- tur.
 pt,rchased a home on Second avenue near Eighteenth street. will move next Mon dau