The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08
REPORTER ASSAULTED
PHILLIP cosMINsKY IS BADLY
 BEATEN.
Duncan and Birdie Case of Mobile Resent Charges Brought by Newspaper Man Against
 Chief of Police.
Advertiser Bureau.
 Mobile. May

Just a few moments after noon to- day. Duncan and Birdie Case assaulted Phillip cosminsky. Mobile representa- tive for The Advertiser and city edltor of The Mobile Herald. knocking him down and beating and kicking him severely. Both were arrested. Dun- can Case is the son of the Chief or Police of Mobile.
 Some days ago MT. Cosminsky brought charges against the Chief or Police before the Mayor. alleging that he insulted him and ordered him from the police station. It is said that Dun can Case asked Cosminsky why he had brought about the trouble and that be- fore an answer was given he struck tbe unnrepared reporter. Cosminsky is badly beaten. He will probably bring charges of assault and battery against his assailants.
 Mobiles exports for the week ended last evening showed considerable i'm crease over the week before. The rec ords show the following exports:
 Norwegian bark Paulus for Palma Blanca. 770.6oo feet pine lumber; value. s10.403.
 American steamship Rio Grande for New York. 25.00o feet pine lumber and general cargo.
 Norwegian steamship Alm for Pro- gresso. s6.7s5 feet of pine lumber; val ue. $595.
 tle-on-Tyne. 94.S39 feet sawn pine tim Der and miscellaneous cargo lumber: value. s14.250.
 American schooner Asa E. StowelI for Puerto Cortez. 323,569 feet pine lumber; value, $3.S90.
 American schooner Edith and May. for Cayman Brac, general cargo; value. s390.
 Norwegian steamship Belvernon for Bocas del Toro. 3so,612 feet pine lum- Der; value, $3,906
 Italian steamship Fert for Genoa, A. 444 oak slaves. 1000 bales cotton, 36o,- 900 feet pine lumber; value not given.
 Norwegian steamship Fort Gaines. for Bocas del Toro. general cargo; val uc. $S90.
 Norwegian steamship Mount Vernon for Port Limon, merchandise valued at $200
 Norwegian steamship utstein for Rluefields. general cargo. valued at s900.
 Norwegian bark Arizona for Buenos sAyres. 753.965 feet pine lumber; value. $9,600.
 American schooner Frank B. Nicely for Gartabano, 193,373 feet pine lumber. Vail ue, $2.0i9
 British schooner Wentworth. for Car denas, general cargo. Value $3.41i. Imports flor the week were as follows. Norwegian steamship Candor. from B,uefelds. 1S.coe punches bananas.
 American steamship Rio Grande. from New York S.5O0 packages merchandise.
 Norwegian steamship Hiram. from La Ceiba. 10000 punches bananas.
 Cuban steamship Mobiih, from Havana, bales tobacco, 14 bales sponges, 503 crates vegetables, 15,56S crates pineapples. 50 crates niangoes. Norwegian steamship Fort Gaines. from Eocas del Toro. 22.0O0 punches bananas.
 Norwegian steamship Belvernon. from Bccas del Toro, 20,000 punches bananas.
 Norwegian steamship Columbia. from Bccas del Toro, 14.O00 punches bananas.
 Norwegian steamship Ulstein, from Biuefiel6s, 1S,000 punches bananas.
 German steamship Habil, from Puerto lCGrtez, 14000 punches bananas.
 German steamship Elsa Mayes, from Hamburg, cargo Of cement.
 n the Probate Court the past week. e ded at noon today, marriage licenses were issued to the following white cou- pies: W. J. Parrish and Mary Curry, Henry c. Mills and Gussie E. Laurendihe, Charles F. Jones and Nancy Phelps. Gus tay Kellar and Mary A. Stevens. Arthur Eypstein and Viola H. Strauss, Owen Nor ris and Rossie L. Pearson. Henry Joe Meyer and Edna Farnell. Licenses were also issued to four colored couples.
 City Engineer Towle this week issued a large number of building and repair permits. There was a total of twelve permits for new residences. the cost of these buildings being placed by the con- tractors at $4,450. All of the permits were for one-story frame buildings in the resi- dence portions of the city.