The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-29


 The naval ships here would have burn ed much powder had the ranking officer of the United States navy come, to this port as had been intended. Each flagship and there are now three in Pensacola bay, would have belched forth ealute with the 5-inch saluting guns, which would have made a terrific musketry of the larger type.
 Shipping News fo. Week Shipping news for the week. constitut- ing the arrivals. clearances and sailings, were as follows:
 Arrivals.
 American schooner Carrie Strong. 412 tons, to Merritt & Go.
 British steamship Cairnton, 2,293 tons, to Sutherland-Innis Co.
 German steamship Kolga, 945 tons, to H. Baars & Co.
 American schooner Donna Christina, 165 tons, to master.
 German steamship Mars, 1,253 tons, to F. J. Schreyer & Son.
 Dutch steamship Jeanne, 1,295 tons, to H. Baars & Go.
 cial order.
 British steamship Roddam, 1.5O6 tons, to F. J. Schreyer & Go.
 German steamship Kydonia, 1.5A tons. to H. Baars & Co.
 Clearances.
 Italian bark Madonna de Pompeii, Cap tain Maiorani. by Baars & Co.,, with 115,- coo superficial feet of sawn timber 4OS, 600 superficial feet of lumber, 465 cubic feet hewn timber, valued at $7,562.
 Norwegian bark Smeroe. Captain Olsen, by Southern States. Lumber Company for 0 a,.sz .F lumber. 32,0S9 pickets; valued at $500. British steamship Cairnesk. Captain Purvis by w. s. Keyser and Company for Boulogne, with 43S,s13 superficial feet of sawn timber, 5,5S1 cubic feet of hewn timber; for River Tyne. with 160.6 .669 super geial feet lumber. 7S4,S96 superficial feet of sawn timber all valued at s19,s21. Norwegian steamship Hydra. Captain Knudsen. by Gulf Transit Company for Matanzas with 151 tons coal; valued at $55o
 American steamship Pensacola, Captain O'Leary, by Gulf Transit Company for Tampico. with 22l1 tons of coal; valued at 5052.
 American schooner Louis C. Ballard. Captain Fletcher. by John A. Merritt and Company for New York. with 412 GOO feet of cypress lumber.
 Danish steamship Russ. Captain Rasmussen. by H. Bears and Company for Venice. with 40o00 superficial feet of sawn timber; 103,000 superficial feet of lumber, 4,953 cubic feet of hewn timber; for Trieste, with 15,000 superficial feet sawn timber. 649,o00 superficial feet lum- Der. 2,259 cubic feet hewn timber; for Tunis, with 1900 superficial feet sawn timber. 193,OOO superficial feet lumber, all valued at $2s,241.
  Neilsen. by H. Baars and Company for Canakry (Africa) with 1Ss,OO1 superficial feet of lumber. valued at $314.
 Sailings.
 Norwegian bark Favorite for Port Natal. South Africa.
 British steamship Cairnesk. for Boulounge, France.
 Danish steamship Russ. for Tunis North Africa. and Austrian ports.
 Capt Hemphill Detached.
 Pensacola people in general learned with regret this morning that Captain J. N. Hemphill. commanding office of the flagship Kearsarge. had been detached from that ship and ordered home to await orders from the department. He is succeeded by Captain Carter of the New York Navy Yard, who is expected to reach here any day. Captain Hemphill has been somewhat of a social favorite during his several visits to Pensacola, and he will be missed by society greatly
 Social and Personal.
 Gunner Joseph Murray Saturday enter tained a number of friends on board the cruiser Atlanta, which Is now riding peacefully at anchor in Pensacola Bay The guest were made up of a few friends of the naval men, and among those present were: Miss Cecil Childerson of Warrington; Mrs. s. l.. H. Gibson of Kirkwood. Ills: Captain B. s. Shepley of the gunboat Wasp and his wife. of the navy yard; Miss Annie V. Willett of Kirkwood, Ills: Messrs IT. F. Hayne and A. IT Howard representative of The Advertiser business department. The occasion was made very pleasant by the relating of the life of a gunner by the host a similar experience by Gunner Zcgler of the Pensacola navy yard The evening was a pleasant one
 MT. Charles Calm and Mrs. Calm were among fhe hundreds If Pensacolas guests from Montgomery Sunday.
 Miss Josephine l.. Hinderer of Mon.- pomerv Is the much admired guest of Miss Lillio Guttmau, on West Till
 The coming wedding of Mir. Walter IT. LNroford tn Miss Leona Bnghich is an- nourced The ceremony will take plac" at s:3N o'clock on the evening of Anrii 6. Ire homo of the bride a 6n? North Hayne Street will hc the scene of the event. The Council of Jewish Ladies hold their literary meeting at the Progress Club last night.
 Miss Julia Lee of this city has been selected as one of the attendants at the wedding in Mobile on April of Miss .
 A special meeting of the Home Nils sion Society of the Palafox Street Methn- dist Church will be hold at 3:30 o'clock p. m. Tuesday at the residence of Mrs.