The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-03
BUSINESS OF PORT
STATEMENT OF MOBILES IMPORTS
 AND EXPORTS.
Gulf City Enatneer's once shows that Municipality is Rapidly Ex-
 pnnding and Much Duild- fns is Going On.
Advertiser Bureau.

inS tS 9OlHG Ons 
 Advertiser Bureau. Mobile, June 2 ne following facts and figures rel.- tive to exports and imports for the week, out of and into the port of Mo-
 pile. were obtained from the records .n
 the of'ice of the Collector of Customs. l fhe exports were as follows. American schooner NJ A. Achorn for Havna, 2is.S51 feet pine lumber. value S4. .o07
 Ame-ican schooner John Francir for
 Havana, 2St.ass feet pine lumber and merchandise. value s4,7o6.s7. spanish steamship Ernusto, for Liv- erpooi, En gland, 1,167 bales cotton. 1Is :
 .oo iee. Jumper, l6,eo0 feet poplar lum- per. 6.35s oak slaves 4,574 feet hickory logs. ll.4e6 feet ash logs, 2o.os4 feet Iewn oak timber. 2o,324 feeet hewn pine
 .imoer. 5,ls6 feet hewn poplar timber i neWh elm log. 15,40S feet sawn nine l timber, automobile. value s154,2sa norwegian steamship Suldal for Pu-
 esto Cortez, 10 bales printed cloth, value Amreican schooner Scotia for u..
 vana. ss2.5a5 feet pine iumber- vsins | $6,40111 Naiue | norwegian steamship oJhn Wilson TOT La Ceiba. merchandise. value s45 brltlsh steamship Lincalrn for Ham Durs. Germany, 1,690,412 feet pine inn | per z4'iot feet cottonwood lumber. 42.-
 go rect oak lumber, 1I9,2 feet sawn
 pne simper' 4,544 feet hewn oak tim | hewn pine. 10 cases cedar ncnciI sIats
 value $579se. H sia's' l norwegian steamship Leander. for
 havana; 26s.2s0 feet pine lumber. r. SEQ rect dressed pine. For Matanzas.
 general merchandise. For Cardenas: 900 sacks corn and general merohan, l dise. For Cafbarien. general merchan- oise For Sagua la Grande 14o.6o9 feet pine lumber and niscelIaneous | goods. For Nipe. 51s,993 feet nine
 lumber and merchandise. Total value | $77.0s3.
 American schooner Henry Crosby. for san Juan. Porto Rico; 352,750 feet pine
 lumber. Valued s1o.45s. l Cuban steamship Mobile, for Ha- l vana; general merchandise cargo. | Valued, $7,920.
 | Norwegian steamship Katie, for Bo- cas- del Toro. 25,000 feet pine lumber, l 15s packages merchandise. Valued, s1,- SIS.
 1 British steamship Ashfield, for Bue- Value. $37.126. l Cuban steamship vueltabajo. for l Frontera, Mex; 22.000 feet pine lum- | Der, general cargo. For Laguna; gen
 era1 merchandise Total value sS.- | 213.s
 l New York; HOO bales cotton, 225,000 l feet pine lumber. 175 bales nerchan- 1 disc, 325 packages merchandise. 50 | cases cedar pencil siats. British schooner Sirocca, for Havana 1; I 26s,4se feet pine lumber. Value s4,- | s22 s3.
 Norwegian steamship Hispania. for Port Limon: 25o bags flour. Value s1.2oo.
 l Imports. l Imports for the week were as fol- l lows:
 l Norwegian steamship Katie. from Bo- eas del Toro .14.00o punches bananas. Norwegian steamship suldal, from | Puerto Cortez. 1000 punches bananas, Norwegian steamship John Wilson, I from La Ceiba. 20 900 punches bananas. Cuban steamship Mobila, from Ha-
 vana, 1s5 bales tobacco, 1 case cigars
 32 bales hides. 1 case Cuban wooos | (samples), 8 barrels cocoa nuts, llo l crates vegetables 19,eT4 crates pine | apples.
 | Norwegian steamship Dictator, from | Rluehelds. 9b,0oo punches bananas l American steamship Lampassas, from
 New York. 5000 packages merehan- disc
 | Norwegian steamship Hispania, from Port Limon. 17.5cn punches bananas. Norwegian steamship Mercator. From Puerto Cortez, 16,ooo punches bananas Vessels ur for Cargoes. The following vessels arrived up Tn ballast for cargoes during the same
 British schooner Glenafton. Si4 tons. from Cienfuegos, Cuba. American schooner James c. Cinoro' 2e7 tons, from Guantanamo' Cuoa. British steamship viscaya, 1.4S1 tons. from Havana.
 Norwegian ship Haugar, 1'S1S tons from Haugesund, Norway British steamship Montenegro, 2,so' tons, from Cardiff, Wales Found Dead in Room. white man was found dead in a room on the third floor of the Duncan House. southeast corner of Government ana Hoyai Streets at l2:s0 o'clock this afternoon The discovery was made by the chambermaid- The proprietress. Miss Malone. promptly notified Police Headquarters Detective Murphy and Coroner Hirscn- field at once went to the house and found the man dead and drawn up somewhat On A table was discovered two empty vials each labeled laudanum and with the name of a local drug firm on the labels watch with an inscription Annie to Cecil. and a charm with MaAoHlc pAH "SA" o4oS found on his clothes, To the coroner Miss
 Malone stated that the man had come to the house last night and asked for room
 He appeared to have been drinking He registered and the name is either c. or ..
 M Dunn He failed to give the name of his town and when asked said Selma. Ala
 This was written next to his name h1 the register by the proprietress.
 The Selma authorities were asked If such man resided there. He appeared to be about
 s5 or 40 years of age physically a giant and had A ruddy complexion, his face being very much freckled His hair was reddish and curly.
 Cornerstone Laid.
 The cornerstone of the Central Presbyte- rian feFormeriy Jackson Street" Church. corner Ann and Dauphin Streets was laid with impressive ceremonies this afternoon There was a large audience present to wit ness the service. including all classes ana creeds The laying of the cornerstone was under the auspices of the Grand Lodge. A. F. and A. M of Alabama. Elliott G. Rick arby, Special Deputy Grand Master official ing He was assisted by several Grand Lodge officers and all the local lodges had representatives present. The program open ed with the doxology and was followed by history of the movement by F. J. HamiltoS of the building committee. Rev. W. T. McElrey delivered a prayer and Rev. A D.. Planck, D. D.. delivered he address. Rev
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