The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27
Advertiser Bureau,
 Mobile. Sgpt 26,

1 1ess out of this port the past six days. Enough a large number of vessels are in bpft for cargoes., < Bxports for the week were as follows: Norwegian steamship Colombia for Bo- oos del Toro, 100 barrels four and gen. eHAl cargo; value $2.e45.
 British steamship Olympia, for Port Li- mon. general cargo: value not given.
 Norwegian steamship Tunna for Glen fuegos. 6Ss.4o0 pounds flour, ,667 feet lumber: value, $s4.122.
 American steamship San Marcos, for New York. 290o bales cotton. 5000 feet lumber, 405 packages merchandise; value not given.
 Norwegian steamship Hugin, for Pro- gresso. 5000 bushels corn, 1s,0oo feet lumber. general cargo: value $1s,126.
 British schooner Bartholdi, for Santi- ago, 2ss.s76 fet lumber, 7,50o laths, 5000 ahingAes: value, A,4s.
 Cuban steamship Mobile. for Havana, oA033 feet lumber, 100 barrels rosin, 1S0.0OO pounds corn, 37s,375 pounds flour; value, British steamship Tynefeld. for Am Uterdam, 2622S feet hewn timber, 5000 fet sawn timber. For Dorducht, A,274 feet hewn timber, 110,256 feet sawn timber 1e.8D feet deals: value, $2.Is.
 Norwegian steamship Fort Morgan, for 7. Bocas del Toro. general cargo; value, H,- American schooner B. Frank Neally, Tor 0ibara. 2oe.6l1 feet lumber; value, E. Brftish steamer Oakwood, for Delagoa Bay. u6,521 feet sawn timber, 6oo.ooo shin G3es: value, $12,906.
 Imports were as follows:
 Norwegian steamship Colombia from Bocas del Toro. 12.0oo punches bananas.
 American steamship Marcos. from New York, 9,700 packages merchandise. Norwegian steamship Dagbtorz, from Progresso, 1,1s4 bales sisal
 Cuban steamship Mobile. from Havana 152 packages tobacco, 150 packages fruit. Norwegian steamship Fort Gaines, from X Bocas del Toro. 17.291 punches bananas.
 Norwegian steamship Harold. from Be- ras del Toro, 160o0 punches bananas.
 Norwegian steamship Managua from La Ceiba,, 10QOO punches bananas. 5000 or- auges, 6o,ooo coocanuts.
 Huilding permits were issued out of the Cit1e Engineers ofice for the week as follows.
 E, l.. Russell, owner, repairs to stable, southwest Government and Lawrence, $l0.
 Mrs., Haas. owner. repairs to br'ck building, north Government, two east or Wilkinson. $25.
 F. c. Turner, owner, repairs to brick br1flding, West Royal. three north of State, $l.0oo. MISS M. Carter, owner, addition to building. South Dauphin, two east of Mrs. E. Darling. owner. one-story frame, northwest Morton and Walnut, $50.
 Mrs. Louise Smith, owner. one-story frame, Texas, between Broad and Ma rine, $500.
 Robert De vane. owner, one-story frame. southeast Elmira and Rapier Av- :. enue. $500.
 In the marriage license department of the Probate Court business was unusual iy good this week, there being calls for thirteen white and fourteen colored per- mits to wed. The white licenses were as follows:
 Riciaayd Tillman and Leona Creel, Will lie R. Martin and Rosa M. Kelly. Willard E. Crawford and Mabe Isaac (widow). Eltrick Davis and Jamie George. William H. Dodd and Mary E. Fitzgerald, Am- brose H. Lister and Fannie B. Smith, Edgar Stedaham and Alice Johnson, Charlie E. Clements and Jennie Lombard, William R. Foster and Emma F. Parks Robert F. Gray and Susie A. Tillman James Gabel and Etta Creel. Sam Roch- otsh and Diana Solomon. George Can- ming and Marcelet Alvarez
 Two Hays ago at Stockton L. M. Moore negro was drowned. This morning hi: body rose, was picked up and brought tc Mobile on a tug. The coroner viewed the body and turned 1t over to a negro under talker For interment. There was no foul play. i;
 Brfttbn Young. the negro who three weeks ago at night on the wharf. assault ed and almost killed Frank Campbell. the popular mate on the river steamer Nettie Mo ,ie morning on the charge of assault with intent to murder. He confessed his guilt and was bound over to the City Court ir the sum of $500 bond. MT. Campbell was in court and showed the effect of the blow which was on the head. His near- Ing his been badly impaired by the blow. Monday night at 8 o'clock in Odd Eel lows Hall Gulf City Rebekah Lodge, No 70. l. o. O. F., will hold appropriate ser vices in celebrating the fifty-second an- niversary of the establishment of the Lodge. Refreshments will be served.
 A jolly party of BeSsemer city officials arrived here yesterday over the Southern Railway in a private car, the following being in the party: Mayor T. T. Huey, Aldermen J. J. Collins. John Connolly, VIII Kennedy, Will Dennis Bruce Rags dae and George Going. This morning they eft on the launch Nellie for Nigger flake, where they will spend several days fishing.
 This morning at an infrmary after a brief illness, a promising young man passed away in the person of Louis A. Bafson. He was 24 years of age and had pniy recently completed a double course ln a local business college. He went to his home at Elder, Miss, prior to going 10 Corinth, Miss, to accept a position. Re was taken i'll and came to Mobile for treatment. He had brother at the bus lness college who accompanied the re- hnafns to Elder this afternoon where they Win be inferred. His father and mother reside near Elder Miss.
 Miss Lou McCary. a highly respected resident of Whistler, died this morning at her home in that place after brief illness. Deceased was 6S years of age. and friends. The remains will be inter- red in Whistler Cemetery tomorrow.
 corded with the Board of Health as fol- lows:
 Peronica Mary Druhan. age l year and 10 months, 255 Congress Street.
 Harry Lee Wright, age 22 days, A2 South Jefferson Street.
 Clara Goldsmith, age 45 years, 4S Cont Street.
 Sterling Thrower. age S2 years. Theatre and Commerce Streets.
 Jane Cook, age 27 years, 4O7 Montgom-