The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
THE NEWS OF MOBILE
Advertiser Bureau,

| British steamship Inchkeith for Rot tterdam. 1.sss.7T5 feet pine lumber, 1s- lse5 feet oak lumber. 10.144 feet gum Humber. 15e cases cedar pencil slats. I2.475 feet poplar logs. 2,i7s feet oak Hogs, 2,50o feet ash logs. sso feet hick- ory logs, -246,0s4 feet sawn. pine tim
 Der. 11,173 feet hewn pine timber, value s52.393.
 American schooner Belle o'NeiI for
 Baltimore. 37o.000 feet pine timber.
 Cuban steamship vueltabajo for Frontera, Mexico. 1900 bushels corn and general cargo.f value $5,500. | American steamship Colorado for New York. 700 sacks oats, s5.000 feet lpine lumber, 2.s0o bales cotton, and Igeneral merchandise cargo | Russian bark Gazelle for Dublin, 1s4 lpieces hewn oak timber. e5.s06 feet sawn pine timber. 7.s27 feet hewn pine timber. 2.52s feet hewn poplar timber. Ivalue $9,S45.
 German steamship Alfred Merzell for lBirkenhead. S40156 feet sawn pine tim ber, value $1e,253 | Norwegian steamshpip Leander for Havana. general cargo. valued at s4S,- l472.
 | American steamship Saratoga for Ha- Ivana, general merchandise cargo. f23 Ihead cattle, 107 hogs, 26 horses, s dogs, value s6s,4s3.
 | American schooner Emma Knowlton for Cardenas. 2ss,457 feet pine lumber, tyalue s2,S5s.71
 Norwegian steamship Fort Morgan for Bocas del Toro, 20,0e0 feet pine Humber. value $206. | American schooner Mary B. Judge, for Philadelphia, 3e5,o0 fest oak and lcypress lumber.
 | Imports for the same period were as fo1lows:
 | Norwegian steamship Viator from Puerto Cortez. 12,000 punches bananas. l Norwegian steamship Colombia from Puerto Cortez. 20.500 punches bananas. American steamship Saratoga from Havana, 10,537 pounds leaf tobacco. 2S bales sponges. 2,254 crates vegetables, 1.25s crates pineapples. Norwegian steamship Hispania from Bocas del Toro, 15,00o punches ba- nanas.
 Norwegian steamship Alm from Pro- gresso, Mexico. 1,79S bales sisal. British schooner Albatross, from In- aLgua, Bahamas. 116 tons railroad iron.
 Norwesi steamship Fort Morgan from Bocas del Toro. 1s,314 punches bananas.
 Norwegian steamship Belize from Belize. 1s.0o0 punches bananas. so,o00 Icocoanuts.
 Norwegian steamship Saga from Liv- erpool. 5000, barrels creosote. | Vessels up in ballast for cargoes for the week were as follows: l Norwegian steamship Iris. s5s tons, from Cardenas.
 British steamship Glenroy. 1.772 tons, from Vera Cruz.
 Norwegian steamship Ellida. ss5 tons. from Tumas de zaza. Cuba. | Norwegian bark Nundal. s4s tons. from Barbadoes.
 British schooner charlerrix. 477 tons. from Cienfuegos. | Hon. Price Williams, Jr. the popular Judge of Probate, who for two weeks was confined at his home, was today able to come to his office for a short time. During his illness Judge VII Hams underwent a painful operation.
 While the building boom for the present year has been exceptionally good the month of March did not show up quite so well as last year It was, according to contractors and builders. good month. however. Permits were issued out of the City Engineers ofice for March as follows: For fifteen frame buildings to cost ss.775; two brick buildings to cost ss.467: repairs to twelve buildings to cost $s,S9o; to- | tai. $25,712.
 Out of the Probate Court for the week were issued marriage licenses to white couples as follows Alfred Rose to Florence Howe Haffer. John w. Roussell to Margaret L. Johns. Hu- bert L. Whitten to Lula Benjamin. |
 Dixon to Army Fincher. Ten permits were issued to colored couples. I J. w. Creamer. white man of Baldwin County, was arrested today on a warrant charging embezziement of $240 from Robert Barrow. Creamer was arrested by deputy sheriff. It appears Creamer. Robert and John | Barrow. all of Baldwin County, met here three nights ago and went out for time. Each of the men had large sums of money. but when the skies cleared In the morning Robert Barrow cried out he was short $40 Creamer claimed to be shy $S5. He said, how ever that Barrow gave him a pocket beck and his money to keep. All three were drunk. Creamer further claims all of the men slept in the same room in a dlsreputable house and his clothes Lad been gone through. He states that he and the Barrows have always been good friends.
 Creamer went to Bay Mlnette yes terday and returned here last night to meet the Barrows and make an effort to regain the money. He was sur prIsed at being arrested. An investi- gatlon will follow.
 W, F Lott. a policeman of Beau mont Miss, was touched last night at the passenger station for Ss5. His pocketbook opened. was found early this, morning.
 Mobile Council No. B66, Knights Of Columbus, will be represented in Mont gomeTy tomorrow on the occasion of the initiation of a large class in the Council of that city. Among those who left here at midnight were Rev. Father W. A. Kerrigan. who will ofi- ciste at the mass In St. Peters Church, Grand Knight Geo J. Sullivan, District Deruty NJ. Mahorner. A. J. Spencer NJ. J. MoDermott. E. D. McGrath, John A Hughes. Peter Burke, Jr., John D. Kenny, T. E. Spottswood, John Phe- Ian, John F. Glennon. Vincent P. Harris. Eugene oBrien, J. E. DuvaI, G. M. Drey, C. S McCosker. l.. J. Leahey. Phil L. Muscat. J. L. Martz. H. W.