The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-04

a|z a fRlI the nature of surprise when the tota, export figures for the fiscal year will have ended. He basis his opinion on the re. markable showing during the usually dull months. The following is the Septernber showing with comparison for the same month last year:
 September, 1908 exports .ss1s. .ss4 september. lsos. exports.... 556.s6s Increase over last year .sas, sas
 This increase is due to the increased shipments of grain to Mexican ports and the rapidly. growing trade with the Gu Dan ports. .St- f4kyl
 Marriage licenses were issued out of the Probate Court to white couples for the week as follows: Vince Lacoste and Mary Everette: Harvey c. Crelly and Blanche Leon: Robert c. Scruggs and Nellie D. Weidman; Thomas Boshon and enrietta Lyons (widow); James Lundy and Sarah Anderson: James c. Langmaid1 and Mae Lyons; Martin Emerson and Ella May Levfns; Walter F. Davis and Ella War ner; John F. Farley and Annie HHeives- ton To Creoles: Joseph Summerlin and Rosa Collins; James Chastang and Rosa
 
 to colored couples. .-
 Fifteen slat sawyers of the Gulf Red Cedar. on ,Three-Mile Streek, struck Thursdas afternoon because of an order to work one-half hour extra time. A rusn of business was the occasion for the ex- tra work. Cleburne Scale. general man. ager of the company. stated that the com pany had frequently been necessitated to work overtime. but always paid for such work. When the whistle ble wThursday afternoon the slat sawyers prepared to leave the plant, but were instructed that they would be compelled to work half hour longer. Without question, the saw yers refused and left. This morning their places were filled and the plant suffered no inconvenience from the strekers. Building permits for the week were is- sued by the City Engineer as follows: | Chatham and Woods. owners, Southern Real Estate and Building Company, con- tractorS, one-story frame, corner St. Stephens Road and Spring Hill Avenue: $500. t +..
 James Hutchinson. owner, Southern Real Estate and Building Company, contrac- tors, oHe-story frame. Rylands Lane and |Bazil Street, 800. --..
 Mccarthy. owner. Southern Real Estate and Building Company, contractors. two one-story franc buildings. southwestern corner Augusta and St. Emanuel Streets, $500 each.
 Sage, Bursett & Co.,, owners. days work. repairs 2s1 St. Emanuel Street, s2o
 Sage. Burgett & Co.,. owners, Dennis & Son, contractors, repairs, southwestern corner Dauphin and Wilkinson Streets. $50.
 J. M. Freidman. owner. Alex Schil- n0ntFncfnr ayfonzion nf ou11aPy a and Il Government Streets. $26.
 B. Greenwood. owner, Richard Robin son, contractor, one-story frame, Glennon Avenue and Tyrrell Street, $400. y3.,se <
 J. F. Jackson owner, days work, re- pairs, 6Os Augusta Street. si7.5o.
 c. B. Thames. owner. F. A. Armitage, contractor, removal of building north- west corner Joachim and St. Francis Streets. Ss:S < 'a s'.:,s..%%5..s.
 Emanuel Gugenheimer. owner, Fonde Building Company. contractors, repairs northeast corner Dauphin and Dearborn Street, $150.
 Henry Nelson and Frank Phillips, two white men. came to town this week and yesterday afternoon began operations as him-fiam artists. They were provided with Confederate bills and State notes of ante bellum issue. all of which were
 
 while attempting to get in thoir work on an unsophisticated country negro and this morning were sent to the city prison by Recorder McAleer for thirty days | each. .- l Frederick Toenes met horrible death | on the Mobile and Ohio fruit wharf about 10 o'clock this morning, having been caught between the drawheads of two frtIif terrihIU ho man, who was slightly crippled, was en- gagged in unloading a cargo of bahamas | from a vessel. In passing between the cars which had been separated to allow passageway to the fruit house from the wharf, he failed to note signal from the switching crew and was caught as the cars came together. He was taken from between the cars and attended by a surgeon, but died in a short time in ter l rible agony. He was step-brother of Henry and Charles F. Toenes, Sr., and leaves wife and stepson. He was about | 4S years of age. He leaves other reIa- tives here and In Cincinnati. ''
 The vital statistics for the week follow: l White deaths: September 26-Infant of W. and Rena Broadus, age 1 month; W. s. Rylands' Lane, second St. Stephens Road | September 27-Rueben T. Monk, age Si | years, 1056 South Lawrence Street. | September 2S-Paul Olsen. age g years, Mobile River, Choctaw Point.
 | September 2S-Lucretia Connolly. age "A years. Elba, Ala.
 September 3O-Theodore Tiedeman, age 63 years, 300 Beauregard Street. October 1-Batiste Adorno, age 5S years. Providence Infirmary.
 l October Edgar T. Chamberlain, age l GC
 | September 29-Frankel Pollukoff, age ( years, 402 South Royal.
 White Births-Henry and Mary M | White, boy: T. R. and Pearl Eastburn | boy; Phillip and Norma L. Whitman l boy; Chas. F.. and Annie J. Helter, Q
 boy: James and Nellie Druhan, boy | Charles A. and Leila P. Helmer a boy l Wm. H. and Missouri Ellsworth, a boy | Jos. and Louise Luscher, boy, Ezekie l J. and Rosa Stewart, a boy; Edward F | and Lottie l.. Gould, a girl; Chas. anC
 Harriet Yeats, girl c. M. and Daisy | Finch, a girl; James E. and Annie c l Gilroy. girl; Fred E. and Bordie May l Turner. a girl; Golden N and Alice New. l ell, a girl; Henry and Rosa Maxwell, 2 | girl; Charles NJ. and Dora Burden, a girl Mobile Society Newws.
 Club season has opened, for women as