The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-28
Advertiser Bureau,

| Mobile, June N. At the office of the Cold detor of Customs
 the following imports were entered for
 the week ending at noon today: Norwegian steamship Managua from La Cciba, 15,000 punches bananas.
 Norwegian steamship Banan from Be-
 lize, 26,oO0 punches bananas. thirty-nine
 bags coffee.
 | Norwegian steamship Telefon from Pro-
 gresso. S,32s bales sisal grass.
 Italian stea. a.nship Corvaja from Havana
 Sso crates pineapples. | Norwegian steamship Belvernon from
 Bocas del Toro. 22.Oo0 punches bananas. | Norwegian steamship Fort Gaines from
 Bocas del Toro. 1b,000 punches bananas. l Norwegian steamship Iberia from Puer-
 to Cortez, 13.000 punches bananas. | Uruguayian bark Otzaniz from Liver l pool. 6,34 barrels creosote. | Norwegian steamship Alliance from
 Bluefelds. 14,ooo punches bananas. | Norwegian steamship Hiso from San
 tiago, 136 mahogany logs. Norwegian steamship Duncan from Port Limon. 16.000 punches bananas. Exports for the snme period were re- | corded as follows: American steamship Sabine for New York and Brunswick. 15,o00 feet pine l lupher 10000 feet cedar logs, 165 pack | ages merchandise. 1850 sacks grain. British steamship Heathfeld for Bris- | tol. England 100000 cubic feet sawn pine
 timber, 5000 cubic feet hewn pine tim | Der, 43,000 superficial feet oak deals. American schooner Ella L. Davenport | for Philadelphia. 412.000 feet pine lumber. | Norwegian steamship Fort Gaines for | Bocas del Toro. 5000 feet pine lumber, | general merchandise (value not given.) l Norwegian steamship Belvernon for Bocas del Toro, 20 horses. general mer- | chandise (value not given) Norwegian steamship Banan for Belize | 366 barrels flour, 25 bushels corn, 75 bush-
 els oats 521 superficial feet pine lumber
 British schooner Attractor for Progress
 so. 36,161 superficial feet pine lumber. 1,7l4 Il boxes dynamite.
 Il Italian steamship Givan Maria D'Ali for | Beunos Ayres. 1,45l,o01 superficial feet l pine lumber.
 | Norwegian steamship Telefon, for Vera | Cruz, 56,O00 feet ock lumber. | American bark John H. Brandon for | MatanZas, BPS, S36 superficial feet pine lum- l Der.
 | Italian bark Giovanni, for Palermo. 4s,- | 800 cubic feet sawn pine timber, l6.720 oak
 slaves, 1,5o0 feet hewn oak timber.
 British steamship Kassala for Liver 1 pool, 2,3256l2 superficial feet sawn pine 1 timber, 53143 superficial feet hewn pine | timber, 45,50S superficial feet pine lumber. | Vessels entered and cleared in ballast: | British steamship Ohvemoor from Rot | terdam.
 Norwegian bark Mercur from Havana. | Dutch steamship Tromp from Cardiff. l Norwegian steamship Managua for La
 Ceiba.
 | Franz Poggi this morning received a I al inStrnctinR
 him to come there at once to the bedside l of his brother, Antony J. Poggi, who re- | gently went there from Mobile in search | of health. While there the last named some days ago suffered paralytic stroke.
 A. J. Poggi is local manager of the
 Schlitz Brewing Company Frank Poggi
 will le ave tomorrow morning for Fl Paso
 to bring his brother home. T. J. Smith of Opelika writes Chief Case of the Police Department to please | look out for and apprehend his son, Roy
 Smith. who left home Thursday night for | Montgomery, ostensibly to come to Mo-
 bile. The boy told some companions he | was coming here to ship as a sailor. Roy
 is 15 years old. feet I inches tall, weight
 about 25 or 130 pounds dark complexion,
 walks with a swinging movement and | has slight stoop.
 l William T. MiiS the white man who
 was arrested for disposing of twenty
 three Tennessee settlement bonds of the
 value of $100 each. the property of his
 stepdaughter and who is awaiting trial
 was fined $50 by Recorder McAleer this
 morning for abandonment of his family. | Mills took an appeal and his bond was | fixed at $100. He is in prison yet, how | ever. having failed to make bond in the l sum of $2,500 in the first case.
 The City Engineer issued permits this
 week as follows:
 Mrs. s. Cavanaugh, owner. days work.
 repairs to frame building 250 Monroe | Street, $50
 Herman & Hynde, owners, B. Caldron,
 contractor one-story frame, northwest
 corner Brazil and Hospital Streets $25O. | William s. Bates, white, was arrested
 this morning by Deputy Sheriff Cherry on
 two warrants charging grand larceny and | assault and battery. Bates Is charged by his sister-in-law.. Mrs. Sarah Peters of
 wilmer, with taking $SO from her last
 winter.
 c. c. Adams, General Superintendent, and S. A. Duncan, Assistant General l Superintendent of the Postal Telegraph and Cable Company. with headquarters in Atlanta. are in Mobile today guests at | the Bienville.
 Alabamians registered at the Battle House today are: Jack Cooper, Birming- ham; Dr. P. c. Hoffman and wife, Mont gomery; A. A. Persons, Tuscaloosa.
 Mrs. H. M. Hopper and little daughter Elizabeth left tonight for an extended visit to her parents at their summer home in Chesapeake Bay. Miss Irene Schroeder of New Orleans is visiting Miss Marie Curry in Chatham Street.
 W. B. Flowers of Montgomery is regis tered at the Blenville
 J. P. schuh of Selma spent the day in Mobile.
 The marriage license department of the Probate Court did land office business this week. Licenses were isued to white couples as follows:
 Lewis s. Cole and Gussie NJ Trecatur; I. c. Lee and Josephine M Rittig; John nie Brown and Parmelia May Ballard (widow); Thomas s. Kaver and Carrie