The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29
Advertiser Bureau,

Mobile, Jan. zo.
 From the records in the office of the collector of customs, exports and im- ports for the week ended last night were found to be as follows: Export.
 British barkentine Hornet for Man tanzas, 6O5,6S0 feet pine lumber; value' s3,693.
 Brltish schooner Margaret G., for Manzanillo. 25s,e64 feet pine lumber; value, $3,096.
 American steamship Saratoga for Havana, 1,056,800 pounds flour. 2Ss'oOo pounds oats, 2,300 bushels corn, l,OOO bushels bran, 12 cases hardwnre, 49 cases and 23 crates building materials. 1.454 packages packing house products. 10 cases oleo, 62 packages furniture, 25O barrels rosln, 160 head stock: value, $SS,1i5.
 Norwegian steamship Avona for Car denas and other Cuban ports, S,loO sacks rice. 97S.790 pounds flour, 2,4S4 cases packing house products, 52 pack ages furniture. 63s casks bottle beer. 10 barrels rosin. 300 sacks corn, 25o sacks oats, 942 lineal feet piling. 66l,- OSy feet lumber and general cargo; value, $11s,126.
 Norwegian steamship Beacon for Bo- cas del Toro, 2.000, feet lumber, spars and merchandise.
 American steamship Sabine, for New York, l,5O0 bales cotton, 125,00O feet lumber, 13O packages domestic, 100 cases merchandise. 100 cases cedar slats.
 British steamship Newlands for Man chester, 1,560,660 feet sawn pine tims Der; for Brest, 645.700 feet sawn pine timber, 6,S49 feet hewn pine timber. l.r, h- 071. American barkentine J. B. Rabee. for Bridgeport, Conn, 3f6,116 feet pine lumber.
 German steamship Gamma for Dob bledam, i.l75.0OO feet sawn pine tim Der, 11.OOO feet hewn pine timber; value. s17,95o.
 Norwegian steamship Fort Gaines for Bocas del Toro, general merchan- dis ecargo; value, $s,S09.
 Imports.
 Norwegian steamship Beacon from Bocas del Toro. 15.000 punches ba- nanas.
 American steamship Saratoga from Havana, 27 bales sponges, 10 packages stripped tobacco, g barrels leaf tobac- co. 100 barrels honey, y79S crates pine apples 91 crates tomatoes. 63 crates pepper, and general cargo.
 Norwegian steamship Espana from Puerto Cortez, 5000 punches bananas.
 Norwegian steamship Fort Gaines from Bocas del Toro, 1S,S35 punches bananas.
 German steamship Brewster from Bocas del Toro, 1S,000 punches ba- nanas
 Vessels up in ballast for cargoes were as follows:
 American schooner. Annie. 512 tons. from Cienfuegos.
 British steamship Sierra Blanca, D. 33s tons, from Glasgow, Scotland.
 American schooner Edgar W. Mur- dock, 1,215 tons, from Havana.
 May i. 1902, Patrick Dufee, mem Der of the Chicago Police Department, was brutally murdered in that city by being shot in the back. Duffee was one of the best known men on the force at the time.
 The Chicago Department arrested a man named Riley who was given thirty years for the crime. He said that Vincent Briscoe was the man who shot Duffee in the back.
 Rriscoe left Chicago and was not heard of for a long time. He was hn- ally located at Bayou-La- Batre, work ing in the canning factory at that place under the name of William Lewis, though he was known as Dick Lewis. His location came from a peculiar in efdent, John Walber was arrested in this city for a minor offense and on His person was found number of let ters one of which purported to come from sister of Briscoe. Another let ter apparently from the same woman nroved her to be the wife of Briscoe.
 George NJ. Shippey. Inspector of Po- lire of Chicago, who was delegated in the Hoch murder case, was ordered here by his chief to investigate the ease of Briscoe. He arrived in Mobile Friday and with the Sheriff and Po- lice Department, acting on the letters at hand, went to Bayou-La Batre, ar rested Briscoe, brought him to Mobile and landed him in the county jail. MT. Shippey will take the man to Chicago to answer to the charge of murder.
 Two permits for new buildings to cost S1 100 and two for repairs to cost S435 were issued by the City Engineer.
 Marriage licenses were issued to white couples this week as follows. James R. Britain and Barbara T. Gambrell, c. F. Ursenbach to Emily c. Clarke, John A. Green to Alta E. Welsh, Charlie H Calvin to Katie D. Foley. William W. Huntington to Daisy R Middleton. Frank Panlovich to Maud ] Tardy. One license to Creoles was issued as follows: William Nfiffiin. IT.. to Florence s. Lalland.