The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-23
Advertiser Bureau.


 Frank Joullian died at o'clock to- nisbt As soon as the news of his Meath was received at police headauar- fers the charge of assault to murder against Ellis was changed to murdsr' Frank Joullian, who was shot four Hines last night by John Ellts, as noteo nn this mornings Advertiser mas peeh lowering on the brink of the grave eV- Ever since. with wounds which the at- tending physician declares will prove fatal. no hope has been held out for Joullian. He was told his condition to- day and made a statement.
 Joullian reiterated what he said shortly after midnight, in substance as tollows:
 About 10 o'clock someone knocked pn the door, Went to the door, saw buggy with a lady seated therein and man on the ground. Another buggy drove up. Some one asked If l Kept wine. Replied that l did not handle 1t. Someone said Let's have drink, ana I said I only kept beer. The other man, who was in the buggy, got out and walked up to me and fired. Neither he nor I spoke a word. I fell face down and as I turned he continued to shoot. l got up went in the house and fell in my wife's arms Did not see the man had some trouble with a man named
  game and I slapped his face.
 Joullian could not say if 1t was Ellis who shot him, as there was not suffi- cient light.
 Ellis is confined in a cell at police headquarters, pending the result or Joullian's injuries. He has not made any further statement.
 Exports for the week out of this port were as follows:
 American steamship Colorado for New York-1,050 sacks grain; 2,5OO bales cotton, 1,400 crossties. 75,000 feet pine lumber and general merchandise American schooner Vim. J. Lermond for Wilmington, Del.-690,000 feet pine lumber.
 Norwegian steamship Aim for Pro- gresso, Mex.-5,050 sacks corn, 10000 pounds bran, 3O.79o pounds hay.
 Russian schooner Golgotha for Perth, 71,O59 feet pine. lumber. Value, $4,4SS
 Norwegian steamship Fort Gaines for Bocas del Toro-7Oo00 feet pine lumber. Value, $s2O.
 Norwegian bark Alaska, for South ampton, Eng.-51.737 feet hewn pine timber, 2S5.2S4 feet sawn pine timber. Value, $13,4S7
 Norwegian steamship Albis for Car tagena, Cuba--25O bales hay.
 British schooner Attractor for Neuva Gerona-15,742 feet pine lumber, 40 bundles shingles. Value $2S0.
 British steamship Elwick Park for Liverpool-1 311,816 feet sawn pine tim Der, 47,43S feet hewn pine timber 33,- SS3 hewn poplar, 21,S17 feet hewn oak, 7O,310 feet pine deals, 33,600 feet sawn poplar and ash, 352 feet hewn ash. Value $39,451.
 Italian bark Edenburg, for Sunder- land, Eng-76,94s feet hewn pine tim Der, s23,S76 feet sawn pine timber. Value $13,100.
 American steamship Saratoga for Havana-SS1 packages P. H. Products, 500 sacks bran, 250 sacks oats. 6,S24 sacks corn, 45 head cattle, 25 mules 25 casks beer, 221 hogs, 161,52S pounds flour.
 American schooner Harry W. Lewis, for Matanzas-249,S S69 feet pine lumber. Value $3,336.
 Imports were as follows:
 Cuban steamship Paloma from New Drleans-1, 100 sacks rice.
 American steamship Saratoga from Havana,-5.O75 crates pineapples, 1923 crates vegetables, 123 bales leaf to- baoco, 26 bales sponges
 Norwegian steamship Harold from La Ceiba-1s,500 punches bananas.
 Norwegian steamship Aim from Pro- gresso, Mex-600 bales sisal.
 Norwegian steamship Fort Gaines