The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-14
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Iet.merpho.s. ef c,tx Buildln~.

Metnmorphon1a Of City Building.
 ssp msns tS get fssdns ssi orsna aoa action simplex. primitive type of cleo tro-earbide motive. power generator get a woman boss" remarked the Pol- ysyllabic Person, and he told noth1ng put the truth If he consents to with dfBw "seIf feeding The employees in the City Hall believe 1t; they had sew ones that some of. the boys worked with vim. even violence. so that City Clerk Farley. who could not be got
 sin Says sot ns ~ss m SaSsi ps straining his fellows from labor of had ys been siVeM Over ~ 'ns to @ the ladies of seption of the YeteraYs and Sons of and osss es flags and flowers. Within few min utes after the arrival of the commit tees they received volunteers. eIenry Parrish and Jake Henderer made the dangerous alpine climb onto the top of the building and raised the stars and stripes and then hastened down to the reception rooms. as they already Dave Crosland didn't do too much of the flag hanging. which is very diff hcult and dainty art.
 Altogether 1t was g very. busy and happy day at the Hall, for the munic- ipaIity.s business was transacted too, The offices were never so attractive as they were yesterday.
 yeterarls Visit Capitol.
 Except headquarters on Monroe Street, and the Montgomery Theatre. where the session of the United Con- Capitol was undoubtedly the most pop ular gathering place for the Veterans yesterday. From early in the morning thran tysd tbrn,, byeS,euay baiis no1I I e1s tbss offices and spent the odd moments in the galleries of the Legislative halls. :.
 The Executive Offices had hardly op- erans. an es come to S %ontgoRery neiS from s ev. cry part of Alabama, began to pay their respects to Governor Conner, who Governor Gov I'' was sSs assisted in in reeseivinss by his Private Secretary. Hon.. ", E. Fort. and his Recording Secretary. Hon a score of sconfedsrates in his ofiics.
 Other offices were not slighted and all the departments received full shares of the visitors, who were everywhere ac corded warm welcome. Some had not previously visited the Capitol and these were escorted around the pulling 10 see the. sights. the Jefferson Davis room on the third floor. the collection partment of 4s Archives M "0or on the the sec secona floor being the objects of most iA'eTtst
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 = That he is now living in theA same house he was born fin, seventy-seven years ago is one of the many interest ing facts about Mir. Isaac E. Henderson union.
 MT. Anderson was born in Uniontown and. except for his years of memorable has resided there all his life. The home stead in which he first saw light stands esque sights of Uniontown.
 In good order and Is one ot the .uicIur- den.s battery. which went to the war from Uniontown, Despite his extreme fui. and as genial a companion to his comrades as in the time of battle:
 Captain Oracle Here. @
 Among the visitors to Montgomery during the reunion is Capt. Archibald Gracie. and he has received much at- tention from the many. veterans of of his gallant father. Gen. Archibald
 Captain Graicie now lives in Wash an historical nature in reference to the. brilliant work of his fathers bri- gade.
 Gracis,s ssss essigeds yss sS,s composed of the iments and the f23rd Alabama battal- lon. Before consolidation into rsgi- mente the 5sth and 60th regiments WStS AAVHA AS 11iAltdIu sA@eElOnss s-4.4 sl
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 Major wlliam E. Waiies of Selma, who is attendant upon the Reunion, is one of the best known Confeder- ate soldiers in the State, Major Wailes served upon the staff of the late Gen. Joe Wheeler during the entire war. and was probably Fighting Joe's clos est friend and comrade. He is one of the most prominent citizens of Selma and is leader in patriotic movements there. ', visitor to Montgomery. He is registered at the Imperial Hotel. /
 Mir. D. G. McInnis and Mir. w.rK. Ke. nan of Geneva are staying at the Hotel I
 MT J. M. Reynolds. prominent cit izen of Montevallo, is in Montgom-
 Dr, T. B, whifby of Selma is a yis- itOr to Montgomery,
 MT. F, F. Patterson of Selma is in