The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-06
THE NEWS OF MOBILE
Advertiser Bureau,
 Mobile Aug.

 Exports for the week ended last night out of the port of Mobile. were. according to the records in the othce of the Collector of Customs: British steamship Lockwood. for Cardiff. wales-1.535232 feet sawn pine | timber; 51,91s feet pine deals. Value SIGHTS.
 American steamship San Marcos, for New York-500,000 feet pine lumber 1900 bales cotton, 2.000 crossties. Norwegian steamship Bluefields, Tor Bluefields-155.S64 pounds flour; 1.1s4,- o66 pounds corn; 220,o60 pounds hay; 6.555 feet pine lumber and merchandise Norwegian steamship Fort Gaines, for Bocas del Toro--170 barrels flour, 3s,- 900 feet pine lumber. .. American schooner General Whiting | for Campechi-2S9,1S feet pine Jumper. Value, $3,477. ..s Norwegian steamship Falco. for Ma tanzas-1500o0 pounds flour; 67,2OO pounds corn; 1,o45.53S feet pine lumber American schooner Doris, for Hava- na-331, ,657 feet pine lumber. Value $3,s79. ...e.=-. British schooner Harry w. Lewis, for Havana-216.393 feet pine lumber, 52,- | 25s feet Tupelo gum lumber. Value | s3,012. :- Cuban steamship Mobila, for Havana -1.523,00O pounds corn: 557,S00 pounds flour; 4O,25O pounds bran and general merchandise.
 American schooner Ira B. Ellens. for Havana-236, sos feet pine lumber. Value $3,0S4.
 ! Imports into Mobile for the same l period were as follows:
 Cuban steamship Mobila. from Ha- vana-1S0 crates pineapples, 10 crates pears; 7,180 pounds leaf tobacco; 266 pounds cigars. | Norwegian steamship Esparta, from Port Limon-32, 900 punches bananas. | Norwegian steamship Alabama, from IBocas del Toro-1S.0 900 punches bananas. | Norwegian steamship Hiram. from La l Criba-13.000 punches bananas. ..:
 Norwegian steamship Condor, from La Ceiba-14,o0O punches bananas.
 Norwegian steamship Ft. Gaines. from Bocas del Toro-14,00o punches bananas *~. | Norwegian steamship Belvemon. from Bocas del Toro-17.000 punches banana.
 British steamship Joseph Vac cari, from La Ceiba-2S,00O punches bananas
 Norwegian steamship Bluefields from Bluefields-25,0 ,000 punches bananas. | Norwegian steamship Taunton, from Port Limon-17, 900 punches bananas.
 British steamship Olympia, from Belize-16, 900 punches bananas; 14,OOO cocoanuts; 10000 plantains; bales rubber.
 German steamship Alps. from Port 1 Limon-1S,0 ,000 punches bananaS; 90 cases oranges.
 Norwegian steamship Jamaica, from La Ceiba-16,0O0 punches bananas. Norwegian steamship Belize from Belize-20, 900 punches bananas; 6O,0OC cocoanuts; 6 bales chickle.
 Vessels up In ballast for cargoes were:
 Norwegian steamship Falco, 1876 tons, from Tampico.
 American schooner Daisy Farlin, 3S4 British schooner Glenafton, 344 tons from Grand Cayman. :.
 British schooner Attractor, 110 tons from Nelson, Corona.
 American schooner Emma l.. Cotting. ham, 475 tons. from Guantanamo.
 Arthur Wade of this city, is a happy man today. On Wednesday night his mother left Mobile by way of the Louis vile and Nashville Railroad, for Bir' mingham. She had the necessary cer' tificate of health. It was expected Mrs Wade would reach Birmingham Thursday at noon and she had prom. diately on reaching the Magic City.
 Thursday passed and nothing was heard of the lady, who is of advanced age and who is invalided through 2 fall sustained the past winter Mir Wade used the wires to Montgomery and Birmingham, but to no avail He called on Secretary Charles Mohr oi the State Board of Health and ht wired to every conceivable point.
 MT. Wade became much distressed but was relieved last night when 6 message reached him announcing the safe arrival of his mother in Birming' ham. He Is anxiously awaiting a let ter to learn of her experience.
 Some evening soon on special electric car the members of the Gulf City Rebekah No. 40, will go to Whist Ter on an important mission. Their drill team of twenty young ladies with G. A. Thomas. grand marshal oi Alabama Odd Fellows, as captain, will also attend.
 The purpose of the visit is to re- vive the Whistler Rebekah Lodge. The locals anticipate a great time. Jim Williams, a negro, was captuteo here last night by George Mills, the negro deputy. charging him with horse stealing. R. D. Hooks, merehan'