The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-28
The News of Mobile

vegetables, 50 crates mangoes, 10 crates p1antains.
 German steamship Bound Brook. from Bocas del Toro; 1S.000 punches bananas.
 Norwegian steamship Espana, from Puerto Cortez; 10000 punches bananas.
 Norwegian steamship Harold. from Bocas del Toro; 21,000 punches bananas. Norwegian steamship Belize, from Belize; 5000 punches bananas, 1S0 bags coffee.
 Norwegian steamship Gyller. from Puerto Cortez; 14,500 punches bananas. Norwegian steamship Katie, from Port Limon; 16,000 punches bananas. In the Circuit Court today were filed two suits growing out of the recent changes in the administration of the Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City Rail road, as follows:
 Thomas M. Bowling vs. Mobile, Jack son and Kansas City Railroad, for $2,- 400 for breach of contract. Plaintim alleges that he was on April 24 last employed for a period of twelve months as superintendent of motive power at | S200 per month, that he had been at | all times ready and willing to perform the duties of the office and to comply with his contract and that on April 27 he was discharged and the defendant company decline to use his services any
 further.
 | John R. Hawkins brought suit against the same company for $2,7O0 for breach of contract, alleging that he was employed on April "A, as superin- tendent at the salary sued for ana
 although ready and willing to carry | out his part of the contract he was discharged on the 27th of April. Ac- cording to the bills of complaint both Downing and Hawkins were employed by F. E. Dewey, then vice-president and general manager of the Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City Railroad Company, recently deposed.
 Charles Whitman, who for the past
 twenty three years has been actively
 engaged in the undertaking business
 fin Mobile has accepted position In
 HattIesburg, Miss, and will take his
 family to that place. With the cxcep-
 tton of about one and a half years MT.
 Whitman was with the late G. B.
 Shawhan here, and only last year was | admitted to membership in the Ala
 bama Funeral Directors and Embalm- ! ers Association.
 | Mr. Whitman leaves Mobile with the
 best wishes of large host of friends | who predict for him a successful career
 in his new field of labor.
 Marriage licenses were issued cut of ] the probate court for the week to the following white couples: VIII Rogers to Carrie Manning. James B. Hickey TO Jamie Bailey, Henry V. Bosarge to Ame- lia V, Harrison, Raymond Churchill to Mary Killikelly, Fred AIllen Divuernay to Ella D. Miffiin, Clarence M. Ellis to Carrie Cassidey, George R. Brapner to Antoinette R. Martin, William Bahr to Alma Martin. Licenses were also is- sued to six negro couples.
 Captain and Mrs. Rene Eden have the sympathy of @ large circle of friends In the loss of their infant I daughter, Christina w., whose death took place yesterday at the family home, No. Is North Dearborn Street. The little ones remains were taken this morning or board the schooner Glenafton. to Georgetown. Grand Cay s man Islands, to be Inferred. The heart.
 broken father and mother accompanied f the remains to their last resting place
 On the board of the cotton exchange
 was exhibited today the following statement:
 1905. 1904.
 Receipts today ........ 6Is < Since Sept 1. ......... .29S.0s3 5.42i
 Exports today ...."..'' 9I zee.
 Since Sept. l .......... .257,334 1sS,71S Stock this day ........ SS,930 3.67l Tone of market, nominal; quotations \ Good ordinary, '; low middling. ' 3-4
 middling. 8 1-4; good middling, 1-2. William Millard Bull died at his
 home, No. 266 Government Street. this A afternoon after a lingering illness He & was for many years employed with the
 Mobile and Ohio Railroad in this city I He is survived by four sisters, Misses 8 Annie and Mary c. Bull of Mobile, Mrs Kate H. Trest of New York and Mrs \ Ashley c. Leathe of Butte, Mont.
 In the United States admiralty court & this afternoon was filed libel TOT $19,- 1 900 by Michael Vozla. Greek sailor J against the steamship Paloma, plaintiff A alleging that while sent aloft to dc I work rope gave way, precipitatins him to the deck, from which he re. bounded and went overheard. sustain.
 ing serious injuries.
 MT. and Mrs. Sidney G. Braswell I have the sympathy of a large circle oi ] friends in the loss of their infant 4 daughter, Helen Wentworth. whose de-
 mise occurred today at the family home No. 60 North Catherine Street The remains were taken tonight tC West Point, Miss, fR interment. The river steamer City of Mobile which left here tonight for Montgom-
 cry, was forced to use coal for fuel for
 the first time since the boat went into commission and the first time such was
 necessary in many years. This was
 brought about through difficulty in ob- taining wood for fuel.
 Thomas McAndrew, white, while
 allghting from a car on Government 1 and Wilkinson Streets this afternoon,
 fell and before he recovered was tram
 pied upon by horse drawing a vehicle.
 injured.
 oftciaI notice has been given Major
 WI Tebbetts. Collector of Customs.