The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-14
The News of Mobile

Norwegian steamship Hiram from Puerto Cortez. 5000 punches bananas.
 British steamship Aureola from Huelva, Spain. 3,269,510 kilos iron ore.
 Norwegian steamship Katie from Port Iimon, 17,OOQ punches bananas.
 American steamship Colorado from New York, 5000 packages merchandise.
 Cuban steamship Mobila from Ha- Vana, 13G crates vegetables, 1O.39a crates pineapples.
 Norwegian steamship Telefon from Progresso, Mexico, 3.350 bales sisal.
 Norwegian steamship Fort Morgan from Bccas del Toro 2O,772 punches ba- n&nas.
 Norwegian steamship Espana from Puerto Cortez 5000 punches bananas
 Norwegian steamship Belize from Belize S4726 cocoanuts, 15,722 punches bananas. G59 sacks coree.
 Albert Julian Pillichody died this morning at o'clock at his home. No l0S South Jackson Street, after an ill., ness Of more than six months dura- ton. Almost up to the time of his do- mise Mir. Pillicnody had hopes Of re- covering. When the dissolution cama he was surrounded by his wife, son anu other relatives.
 Deceased was fl years of age, u na- tive of Mobile and a son of the late Charles and Mme. Josephine Pillichody He was a most exemplary gentleman | loving and dutiful husband and fath- CT and q firm friend. His. demise Is universally mourned in this city Ten years ago in Dayton, O., he was joined in marriage to Miss Nellie Clarke, a lovely and amiable woman | who, with one son. Albert J Pillichody, Jr., survive and mourn his untimely end. Besides these he leaves one brother. H. D. Pillichody of Mobile. and two sisters. Mrs. James Wade Cox of this city and Mrs. R. $. Martinez of New York.
 MT. Pillichody was an honored and valuable member of Mobile Lodge No. los, Benevolent Protective Order Of Elks, and the Commercial TraveIlers' Union. He was m honorary member l Of the Mobile Rifles, having been a member of the once famous drill team or that company; an honorary .nember Of the Knights of Rovelry and an as sociate member of the Monday Even ing Maskers. The remains will be m tered in Magnolia Cemetery tomorrow, evening at o'clock
 Only three permits for new buildings We're issued this week out of the ofice | of the City Engineer. The total cost ! of the buildings was estimated at ST. | 725.
 On the boards In the Cotton Ex- change the following figures were post. ed of cotton movements into and out of this port for the year beginning Sept. l. last:
 1905. 1904 | Receipts yesterday .... S65 17s Since Sept. l .2SS,8I2 194,26l Exports since Sept. 1..24S,17O 1S7,43; Stock on hand ........ 3S.SI2 3.97:
 The market has been quiet and firm | this week and brokers are on the shell awaiting developments.
 Marriage licenses were issued out ot | the Probate Court for the week to the | following white couples George B | Colgin to Augusta Cristina Kern; Et | Nally to Johnnie Dreaden; Alfred Bak | CT to Robina Farmer; Arthur Walter! to Lula A. Fortner.
 The committee appointed to make | tour of inspection of the survey fo | the proposed bay road from Mobile tt | Coden and Bayou Ia Batre has concluded l its mission. It will report the comin. week to the Commercial Club. It Is learned it found the right of way to be fifteen feet, on the average | above the high-tide water along tn, ] entire route and that the road can b,