The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18
DAMAGE TO VESSELS
LIST OF SHIPS HURT BY STORM.
0tstistics Filed with collector of Customs at Mobile Indicates Ex- feat oz Dfsaater-Damef 10
 Contest N0minatlOn.
Advertiser Bureau. , Mahi1A Oct 1T,


 Advertiser Bureau.
 Mobile. Oct..1!. Tn accordance with maritime law eeouiring owners or masters or vesseis to report the loss or dama,se daa, to tO craft of ali kind during the storm or sep, ,, tember 2s-27. is gradually ErowdnS VIE om ns the wreck report book m the oinco VI The list. SO far reported. comprises 'as 4meriesn ae,iSSan sohooner Two srCs.srs; .scs Bay. Total loss, in Heron Bay.
 Americaa schooner Iride. thirty two tons; Star Oyster and Fish Company: of Mobile. Damage $?.000; .beached ioo' of Canal street. Mobile
 American schooner Pawn, san same eh owh- CTS. eleven tons. Damage $l;ooo; De.'cn- at msnth s,oon of Po Ros tons. Mobile Fish and Oyster Company. Mobile Damake $500; sunk at Hau- American schooner Emma Knowiton. ton. Mass. Damage ss.5o0: Mobile river foot Of St Michael street rect p., dall. fifty-four tons. Mobile Fish and Oyster Company, Mobile. Total loss; about seventy-five miles south of Mo- bile.
 American schooner Edward L.. six teen tons, Pat Lilly. Alabuma Port Damage s9O0: Heron Bay.
  \ Bay Damage $500; 300 yards inland \from Heron Bay beach.
 ,ohs s sd.sqrs of nsSTsn land: Damage $500; foot Canal street. American schooner Ethel. three American schooner-~co Country Girl. American schooner J. T. Liddle. eight tons, Robert Thompson of Her ron Bay Damage $500; Herroa Bay: sunk.
 tons. A%es.'fn A. LsSns sens0efr of Aisbama Pors Damage $500: beached Tn Heron Bay. .s ons E. of vnesaa sena ment street and one Mile Creek. spars gone and side smashed , Port. Damage $500; Heron Bay, beacn- American schooner Olivia. seven tons, W. R. Steiner of Bon SC Cour. Total loss; Herroa Bay.
 American schooner August kiins. Dauphin Island. Damage $500; sunk off Dauphin Island.
 American sloop Lila- five tons. Henry loss Dauphin Islaad. American sloop Captain Ben. forty three tons. National Dredging Com s7o0; on wharf foot of Esiava Street, Mobile.
 American steamer Dec Volante. twenty tons, same company. Damage, S5,O0O; foot of Government Street, Mo- American steamer Le Baron, sixty two tons, same company Damage. e1.500; foot of Eslava Street, on wharf, Mobile.
 1. American schooner Grace Eleena. fourteen tons, J: ", strong strong of Shell y20O; sunk at Little Point Clear.
 American schooner Ellen C., sixty two tons, James T. Galloway, Perdido, Fla. Damage, s40O; Shell Banks, Ala. beached.
 American schooner J. s. Murrow' $500; one and a half miles north of Perdido Bay, beached.
 American schooner Mary Gray. six tons. John Steiner of Bon SC Cour. To- tai loss off Bon SC Cour. two %T tons. %T J. M. Ms walsh of Mobile. Dam age. $5,o00; ashore at Alabama Port, hauled off. John Flash of Bon SC Cour Damage. American schooner Billy Marcy. nine tons, Herman Hencken of Mobile. To- tai loss off Blakeley Island in Mobile f'xea, American schooner Falcon! ten tons, A. R. Lipscomb of Magnolia Springs, American steamer Cornelia C., Curtis Transportation Company of Jackson Tenn. Slight damage; Columbus, Miss, in Tombigbee River.
 Lives lost so far officially reported were:
 Off Cornelia C., Ed. Hillard. colored of American schooner Never Tell. William Talon.
 of Tyre Bird. George Jones. Mitc..- of oyster Plant. Demetrius Theo- of Olivia, w. R. Steiner. Henry Steiner, William Carver.
 George w Nelson. Calvin Young.
 Of Falcon. w. A. Stryon. Charles Witte, Herman Bertrand.
 Damer Gets Busy.
 It now appears that Eyre Damer has not entirely given up his inten- tion to contest the nomination of Jos- eph H. Norville for the lower House of the General Assembly of Alabama. It was announced by D. B. Cobbs attorney for MT. Damer. at the meet ing of the Mobile County Democratic Executive Committee. wEen the re- turns showed a mapority of three for Norville, that he entered protest against the returns.
 Nothing further was nearu With reference to the matter until this morning when the following was ty Executive Committees: "To Phil. Cosminsky. Mobile. Ala: You are hereby commanded to ap- pear before me. the underslgned; commissioner. at my office. No. 6: North Royal street, in Mobile. at o'clock D. m., on Monday. october 22d. 1906. to testify as a witness for con testant. Eyre Damerr, In his contest est iv,st nomination as candidate of the Demo cratic party for Represen .ative from Mobile county in the Legislature of Alabama Herein ns fajl vsnat.r aot. Msu,on
 "Commissioner. It is understood other members of summoned before the commissioner. The official list of nominees has been forwarded to the regularly constitu- ted authority, signed ty President George J. Sullivan and Secretary Phil Cosminsky and 1t Is thought this late action of MT. Damer Will prove with out results
 Death of J. H. Hedge. Peace at Citroneile for several years. died in Mobile last night after A brief illness. A few days ago MT! Hedge suffered a partial paralysis at his home and was brought here for treat ment He was native of Mississip- ni and came to Mobile county in the eighties. making Citronelle his home. and enjoyed large acquaintance at I;, home and in Mobile His wife and