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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-19

Mrs. Louis r. Fendig arrived
last night from Atlanta MI.
Fendig, who is in Ash burn, is en-
pected here tomorrow.
The millinery opening Tues
day and Wednesday March 10,
aud 20. Mrs. S. E. Fields.
35-3t
We have encountered a rumor
to the effect that editor Clarence
Lee has severed his connection
with Ben Hill County News.
LOST:-A gold watch . / n.
Center mounted with a child s
head in Roman Gold. Notify
owner. Reward.
Mab1e L. Carpenter, r. F. D. 1.
Clerk of the Superior Court D..
w. M. Whitley has been suffer
ing with rheumatism several
weeks, but is busy preparing for
Superior Court and is keeping
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-19

FOR SALE:-Two lots and
house on Ma nol!a 81 g. Two
lots aud house on South Lee.
Address r. T. Wheelwright,
Phone 24o. "a 3
Major and Mrs. w. A. Wilson,
of Leslie, are the guests of Mrs.
S. G. Pryor and Mrs. r. A. Will
son. Mr.. Wilson is the vener-
able father of our old tt m e
friend, Ross Wilson and always
welcome to Fitzgerald.
Mrs. A. B. Thomas left last
evening for Greenfield, Ind. to
attend the bedside of her broth
err, I. S. Barrett. Mr.. Barrett,
who has spent several winters
here and has considerable invest
ed in Fitzgerald, was too feeble
from the effects of pulmonary
trouble, to return this winter.
He has quite number of friends
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-19

G. E. Pollard reports the sale
of twenty acres northeast of
of town, belonging to A. Kratz,
to w. r. Dominick, of this city.
2 Mule teams a mules) and
wagons, 2 a oxen) team young
oxen. S. Clare.
Mrs. R. T. Whee1wright treat
ed the Baptist Congregation Sun
day to a solo at both services.
Her voice has lost none of its
sweetness in her years of alb
sence from Fitzgerald.
Enterprise on. sale at Adams
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-19

Chief-of.Police Short took a de-
serter from the regular army to
Savannah, yesterday.
Small city maps, correct up to
date, for sale at the Enterprise
Office. If.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Waters
spent Sunday in Triton with
Mrs. Waters, sick brother, J. A.
Easop.
Rev. J. C. Flanders is spend
ing several days at Mou1trie
with friends he made during his
= T.,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-19

Ordinary C. NJ. Wise had i
knotty question to decide yesters
day morning. The ladies of The
Benevolent Society had devotea
considerable attention and som
money, on a wayward, (and re-
fractory at tim esq young mother.
Finally they concluded to send
the mother and child to the Door
of Hope, at Macon, and she had
agreed to go, but some male
iously inclined outsiders had diAs
suaded her from her good inten.
tfons and it became necessary
to take the case before the ordie
airy who gave the custody OF
child to the Benevolent Socief
be sent to the Door of He
other suitable institute
the mother if she eleE
Mrs. L. P. Nir
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-19
Lot No. |

Ladies' White Muslin Un-
derskirts, Nicely Trimmed
with Lace and Embroidery,
Dust RuAaes, worth $3.50 to
$l.25. Special Price for
Wednesday and Thursday
only
75c
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-19
Lot No. 2

Ladies' Night Gowns made
OF extra good quality fine
Lonsdale Cambria, elabo-
rately trimmed with Lace
& Embroidery, worth $l.25
to $500. Special Price for
Wednesday and Thursday
$1.OO
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-19
Lot No. 8

Corset Covers and Ladies'
Drawers, made of Best Soft
Finish Muslin, nicely trim
med with Lace, Edging and
Insertion, worth up to 75c.
Special Price for Wednes-
day and Thursday only
35C
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06
LIMITS or pAY MINErTE.
Committee of Citizens Outlines Towns
 Territory.

Committee of Citizens Outlines Towns
 Territory.
 Bay Mlnette. March D. Especial. )--At a mass meeting of the citizens of Bay Minette. held at the court house last night for the purpose of discussing a boundary line for the proposed munic- ipal incorporation two plots were sub nlitted and rejected the one too small, the other too large.
 It was proposed by the second peti- tion that the limits extend one mile each way from a poiat In Front street where the old Louisville and Nashville depot once stood, embracing 2.560 acres.
 After speeches of interest from Edi- tor W. C. DinwIddie of The Baldwin Times, c. W. Burns, D. C. Byrne, Sr., Chas Hall. J. c. Mcleod and Hampton D, Ewing. the following citizens were appointed to draft other plans and plot; Chas Hall. D. c. Byrne, G w. Humph- ries. J. c, Mcleod. Charles c. Hand q w Burns W. R. White and Joseph B. Blackburn.
 The Committee met today and after due consideration will present plans and plots in a mass meeting to be held Friday night.
 Owing to the change of schedule that has been in effect some time forcing tho train crew of the Fort Morgan train to lay over nights at Foley, Will bur Galloway. the conductor. has given up his position and removed to Mont gomerv, where he wi:i make his home. Sheriff Thomas A. Booth is quite busy sGmoning the jury and witnesses to the spring term of court to begin March 24.
 A C Martin of Montgomery, succes- sor to Mir. Galloway as conductor of the
 E.. l. removed with his family to Bay Mi nette
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06

Kocian made his Mobile debut this afternoon when Mrs. Lavretta in com pliment to her son, Lawrence who is a student of the Jesuit College at Spring Hill had him to play for her sons fellow students and the faculty.
 Never has the college heard such violin tones before, and the enthusi- asm of the afternoon is but a fore runner of the ovation that Mobilians will give him when he plays tomorrow evening at the German Relief Hall.
 The buying g-the-trousseau Is one of the busiest and most interesting peri ods of 8 girls life, and Miss Jessie
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06
c. w. IRE IS DEAD.
e ws. Brother of Representatlve Lee

He Was Brother of Representative Lee
 of BrewtOn.
 Eufhula, March 5.--(Special by Long Distance Telephone. l--fi. ". Lee, a prominent citizen of Loulsyilie, died at his home last night. He was close to sixty years old. and was brother or Honorable R. M. Lee, member Of the Legislature from Barbour County ? The deceased had been engaged in mer cantile pursuits and was widley known in business circles. He Is survived by his wife and other brothers and had a wide circle of warm friends in this sec ton
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06
CLASSIFICATION OF RATES.
Railroad Men Hold Meeting in Mo-
 hAan

Mobile. Ala. March 5.-@The south ern Classification Committee, composed of all Southern railroads. met here in annual session today at the cawthorn ent. The committee will be fin session patil Friday for the purpose of hearing complaints against present classihca- tfon of rates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06
TO ADJUST STRIKE
MOBILE LINRsGEN MAY SETTLE DIFF
 FERENCs.
ScafEOld Being Erected tO Hang White Man For Wife MurdeF-Des- patcheRa once In Cuff
 

Mobile, March 5-(Special by Long Distance Telephone.)--An effort is making to adjust the differences be- tween the Mobile Electric Company and striking linemen of the International Brotherhood of Electric Workers, who went out on a strike yesterday demand ing an increase in wages of 30 cents per day.
 There were no developments today other than the fact that a committee from the Union and Manager Jackson of the Electric Company will meet to- morrow and discuss matters.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06
COURT IN TUSCALOOSA.
Judge Foster Delivers Charge to Grand
 Jury.

Tuscaloosa. March 5,-(Speciai)--- The grand jury of the county court was organized yesterday. Judge Eos ter delivering a strong charge Capt Fl, P Walker was made foreman or the jury.
 J. w. Sanders has returned rom New Orleans, where he has been super intendent of a large cotton mill. He will remain in Tuscaloosa permanently and devote his whole time to the san ders mill at the Alabama Great South ern depot.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06
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I coyERNoR CONFER SIGNS BILL

. GOVERNOR CONFER SIGNS HILLS \ . To provide for participation of . Alabama in the Jamestown expo Hsition. An appropriation of $25,- . 900 is carried. ( To make an appropriation to the ( Alabama Polytechnic Institute in . lieu of the tag tax. The amounts . are as follows. 1907-s. s52.ooo; . 19Os-s. s36.oo0; i9e9-1o. sss,oo0; | q $i910-1l, s4o,oD0. . To provide for the expenses of ( the committees of the Legisla- q ture who inspected the Boys In- . dustrial School and the soldiers . homo at Mountain Creek. ~ To authorize the division of { . Coneeuh County Into road pre- q cincts. | To establish a dlspensary at . Dayton. { . To provide for working roads in { . Plckens County. . To establish normal school at . Daphne. q To relieve Cyrus Jones of money ( q escheated to the State.
 To provide for prohibition in | Warrior : To provide for trial of misde- ( ~ meanors in Marengo County. q Fixing time for circuit court in q Bibb and Perry Counties. | To amend inferior court act of . Demopolis. | To appropriate $50.000 for build . ings at the deaf and blind insti- C tute at Talladega. { . To appropriate s45,000 for sup { q port of the medical school at Mo-
 bile. and s5,000 year mainte- { c nance.
 To increase the tax on life in- { c surance companies from one per q cent. on gross premiums to. two { z per cent. and on fire from one { q per cent. to two and a half per q cent. q To permit courts of county com { | missioners to compromise certain . claims. c fTo appropriate money for the q National Guard, the sum being { | s20,000, as. compared to $i5,o00 q the year before. q To increase the salary of the ( Chancellor of the Northwestern . Division from $3,200 to $f,500. . To increase the salary of the po- q lice court judge in Birmingham to ( s3.o00. ( TO regulate term and juries of . the circuit court of Madison Coun- q ty. | To change the boundary lines of . Sulligent. q To provide for the inspection q of jails and cotton mills. q To provide a stock law for Ha- . gel Green beat, Madison County. q To prohibit the sale of liquors ( near Nance's Creek Church, Cal ( houn County. and several others. q To regulate branding and tag | ging fertilizers. ( TO tax intangible assets. ( To extend the city limits of Tus- q caioosa. | To refund the Mobile city debt q by new issues of bonds. q To provide for an election on . prohibition in Tuscaloosa County. q To provide for. working the ( roads in Henry County. q To provide for an immigration q board and to name commissioner c and define his duties. q To amend the poll tax laws. q To provide means by which ( railroads and other common car ( riers may contest any rates made C in the State by suit in the city q court of Montgomery. q To regulate the doing of busi- q ness in the State by foreign cor q porations. . q To provide for inspection of mi .
 q ners' oil in Jefferson County. . ( To provide for taxing solvent . q credits. . . To provide for State reposito- .
 ( ries .
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06
GULF COAST FAIR
MOBILE COMMITTEE CREATED TO
 VISIT BIRMINGHAM.
Mir. Dimwfddie Will Solicit subscriP- ftIons in Baldwin COunty--COs- teliO Company Makes Bid
 on Canal work.

Mobile, March 5.--(special. )--A meet ing of the Gulf Coast Fair Association was held at noon today and 1t was de- cided t6 hold the first fair next fall.
 A committee was appointed to attend a meeting of the Southern Fair circuit at Birmingham tomorrow at which dates for all the fairs will be fixed. The Committee appointed IS composed of John Craft, Adam Glass, R. McBryde and H. H. Wefel.
 w. c. Dinwiddie of Bay Minette was appointed to solicit subscriptions to the association in his section of the State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06
ThounRnd Rnlen Burued,

New Orleans. Ia. March S.--Ahout l. 900 bales of cotton and an entire sec ton of the New Orleans cotton press shed was destroyed by fire early today. The loss Is estimated at about $50.000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06
sca6oid for Thomas

The scaffold from which Andrew Thomas will hang for the murder of his wife. is being erected at the jail today under the direction of Jailer Clmrry. The scaffold will be com pleted sometime tomorrow.
 Thomas will be the first white man to be hanged in this county in many years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06

Whiting is on the verge of her shop ping. She leaves with her sister, Mrs. George Robinson, for New York, Thurs day, where gowns and hats galore have to be selected for her wedding, which takes place the third week. in April.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06
Went-ITDbnm weadiur.

All the world loves a wedding and especially when such a pretty. dainty little maid as Miss Marion Upham plights her troth to such a good look Ing and attractive young fellow as MT. Wyiie West.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06

Frank Conway and s. Y. Locke in the government service here, have re- turned from Boston and Dallas. where they went to testify for the government in the Honduras lottery eases on pre- limiuarv hearings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06
nesnatchern In Mobile

The office of the Master of Trains of the Mobile and New Orleans Divi- sion of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad will be situated in this city In the next few days, Several big cables are being laid into the office by the Western Union Telegraph Compa- ny.
 Master of Trains J B. Hobbs, Chief Dispatcher s. W. Cooper, five opera tors. two clerks and several other att taches will make an office force of nearly fifteen men,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06

Another engagement has been an- nounced, that of Miss Elizabeth Hur- ley of Birmingham, to MT. Guy Han Son Upchurch, of this city, The we'd ding will take place in Birmingham on April 10.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06

A number were at the pier of the Munson Line steamer to bid Colonel and Mrs Adams bon voyage on their trip to Havana. Although they have only spent few days in the city. they have been very much feted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06

Colonel and Mrs. Gordon of okolona, Miss, are on ga visit to Mir, and Mrs. A. P. Vass And Mrs. G. W. Coales is entertaining rs. A. w. Walker and Mrs, J. A. McDuffie of New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06
Dr. Mccormlck Lecture.

Dr. Mccormick was the means of giving the Council of Jewish Women and a number of their friends a very snteresting evening at the residence of Mrs l.. Hatnmel on Government Street tonight. Dr. Mccormick is a lecturer of much note and kept the undivided attention of his audience.
 Both of Mrs. Hammers daughters Mrs. Beer of New Orleans and Mrs. Ep- stein of Denver, are visiting her al present.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06

Malaria Makes Pale sickiy Children.
 The old Standard Grovo's Tasteiesa Chill Tonic drives out malaria and builds up the system. Sold by all dealers for 27 years Price 50 cents. --m9n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06
IS OUT OF BUSINESS
HONDURAS LOTTERY COMPANY
 QUITS THE GAME.
Action Will Cut off Much Revenue of the Central American Country Rich Man Arrested in
 Boston.

Mobile, March 5.--(Special )--When the steamer Mercator docked here to- day from Puerto Cortez, Spanish Hon. duras, it was learned that as result of the prosecution of the Honduras Lottery Company by the United States government and the arrest of the lot cry owners. the company has decided to quit business even in Honduras. A commission in liquidation has been ap- pointed and all the company's property, including the building at Puerto Cor teZ, is advertised for sale.
 By the dissolution of the lottery company the government of Honduras will lose $2O0,Oo0 in gold in monthly revenue, which amount the company has been getting out of the United States monthly. Of this amount s1OO, ,000 is said to have come out of New York alone.
 It is learned that the government got out of the lottery flat sum of S9o,000 monthly. besides twenty per cent. of the net income, which amoun- ted to s1s0,oO0 in gold monthly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06

MT. and Mrs. Robert E. Haner, who were married at Bayou la Batre Sum day. are at home here at 3l4 St. Eman- uel street. Mrs. Haner was Miss Lisette Bosarge and Mir. Haner Is a valued empIoye of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06
pIIEs CI-prn IN 6 Tn 1A nAYs.

FAZO OINTMENT Is guarenteod 10 cure any case of Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Pro- truding Piles in 6 10 II days or money re- funded. 50c mon-Wed-tFi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06

Nursing Mothers and Malaria 4. The Old Standard Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. drives out malaria and builds up the PTice 30 cents --Wte
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06

Mrs. Lyster was delightfully."- enter tained at an informal little supper Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. T. M. Fry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06
A Mobile nid NIay Lone

The Costello Lumber Company has bid for the contract for shipping pine tics to the sthmus of Panama and it is believed here that his bid will be switched as was w. J. Divers propo- sition to dig the canal.
 Meetings are being held all over the South in the interest of Southern bid- ders.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06

Col. E. l.. Russell is always coming or going. This time it Is going for he left on the noon train today, in his private car of course, for a business trip to the North.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06
EutertnInfng Visitors.

Mobile. March s.--(Special. l--Society is getting quite spoiled. There are so many attractive visitors here and so much doing in an entertainment way for their especial benefit that tseven the height of the Mobile season which. as all know, is the week .prior to Mafdi Gras is hardly to bc compared with the present weeks festivities.
 For Colonel and Mrs. Adams. the Goodes entertained at a yachting party, on which their guests were Major and Mrs. uersey. Mir. and Mrs. c. M Luce, Mrs. Lyster of Detroit, Miss Batre, Dr. Frances and pr. Goldthwaite, but at a theatre party, with supper afterwards at the Cawthon, their other guests on this occasion were Mir. and Mrs. D. +, Burgess.
 For Mrs. Bush.
 Mrs. T. G,Bush, dr.. of New Orleans is the circle around which the major part of the entertaining reyolyes One of the largest affairs of the season was the buffet luncheon given to her by Mrs. ]. c. Bush this afternoon. Yellow was used almost exclusively in the ta- ble decorations--that exquisite golden color that is to be found in the jon quils. These flowers were everywhere in profusion. and had a pretty setting in the green of the asparagus ferns.
  ferns. silver candelabra, yellow-shaded, and the many table requisites that the Bushs possess, were combined with Mrs. Bush's artistic taste. for which she is noted. In the cakes and sweets. the mint sticks and the marshmallows, the jonauil-color held it's own.
 It was balmy afternoon. and the hostess and guest of honor were happy in the selection of their gowns. while 1t seemed like an Easter day parade when the guests arrived in their spring confections.
 Those who were asked to meet young Mrs. Bush were Mrs. G. NJ. Luce, Mrs. 4. P. Bush, Mrs. J. F. Ross. Mrs. R. V. Taylor, Mrs. Lewis Dunlap. Mrs. Hor- ton Fall. Mrs. Horace Clarke, Mrs. Nofborne Clarke, Mrs. Cary Butt. Mrs. Fielding Vaughan, Mrs. Wade. Mrs. Robert Hearin, Mrs. James Moreland, Mrs M W. Harrison. Mrs. Robert du Mont. Mrs. F. J. Buck, Mrs. Imogene Little, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Schley, Mrs. George Robinson, Mrs. H. McMullan, Mrs. Leila Barnwell, Mrs. Sykes Gill; bert, Mrs. Tunstall Inge, Mrs. ". F. Tebbetts. Mrs. A. W. Brooks. Misses Amanda Moore. Grace Bestor Mabel Heustis, Lily Bragg. Meta Huger, Ruth Huger. Jessie Whiting, Virginia Simms, Adele Batre and Marie Bush.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06

United States District Attorney W. H. Armbrecht announced today that he has received information of the ar rest In Boston of Frank Fitzpatrick in connection with the lottery cases and he Is held under s3,ooo bond to await the action of the grand jury in April. Fitzpatrick Is one of tho richest men Arrested in connection with the great case
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06

New Orleans, March 5--Cleared Strs San Jose (BrD, owen, Bocas del Toro; Gqstrian t6r). Thomas, Liver pool; Thistle Roy, (Br.), Spaull, Bre- men via Norfolk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06

Mrs. William Bailey Thomas. who is induiging in Palm Beach season, is expected in Mobile next week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06

Mir. Albert Bush is another one of the victims of grip and Is quite i'll at his new home on Government street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06
NelDs of Mobile Society.

The Christ Church Chapter House was filled to its capacity to witness this pretty ceremony this morning at 1i:30 o'clock. The altar was a pretti- ly arranged mass of white carnations and green, these being the only coiors used in decorating.
 The bride wore a very smart gray tailored gown with hat to match and carried bouquet of lilies of the val ley which many remarked were sym holic of the sweet girl who carried them. The only other attendants were Miss Lucille Barclay, who wore n gown of that very becoming shade of brown so becoming to her blonde type with a picture hat to match. Mir. West s only attendants were Mir. Lindsay Fry and MT. Perrin Bestor.
 The young couple left on their we'd ding tour for New Orleans.
 Mrs Barney's Card Party
 There were to have been two guests of honor at Mrs. William Barneys Card party this evening, but owing to Mrs. Harry smith. (Miss E1oise With CTS until few months ago) having had to return to her new home In the North, there was only one. Miss Bsug- ham. who is Mrs. Barneys very at tractive guest.
 The decorations of yellow. golden. red and green, were most effectively used The prizes were well worth playing for. For the girls. there was Dresden jewel tray and silver glove stretcher. for the men. cut glass sil- yer heart flask, and a silver cigar hold CT, and for all i'm need of consolation. a Dresden china policeman figure.
 Towards midnight, a two-course sup per in yellow frills were served to the following, who were Mrs. Barneys' guests: Misses Virginia Simms, Let tice Clarke. Gertrude Smith. Helen Triplett, Sallie Van Antwerpt, Saida Billups. Margaret Billups.. Elsie Fry. Ethel Fry, May Owen. Emily Boone Cormie orton. Mrs. Bidgood, Mrs. James Mornland, Mrs. George Perkins Miss Sallie Withers. Miss Eloise Sims. and Messrs. Oscar Barney, Rio Rubera Joe Bright, Henry Aidridge, John Aid- ridge, Marshall Turner. Fred O'Rhen. Joseph Lyons, Twost Parker. Ben Pad gett. Jack Fried. Clinton Macarthney, Hammond Gayfer. M. Inge, Alb Jackson. Bob Perrin, Morton Williams, Carol Prince. wy'the whitney, Alfred Staples, Hunter o'Rouke, Tom Hailett, Robert Smith, D. D. Dunlap, Perrin Beslor, W. Chandler. Ben Rhett, Elgin Thames. D. Peterson, F. Vaughan, Charles Green, Lindsey Fry, James Moreland, Henry Wills, Huger Writers and Misses Nell Hall. Mary Danner EnsIe, Alive St. John, Oline McNiilan, Clara Ross, Ida Richardson, Lollabelle Gould, Ger tie Cameron Zemma Mastin, Rosa Coates, Virginia Lyons, Hennie Me- Phillips and Lizzie Rhett.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06
Bijou Matinee Today, Billy B, Van.
MARINE NEWS.

'"~N'' '1E JUL F'VWFHEFWfN UT NW0HNTH lN
 Southern Ports.
 Mobile, March .5-Arrived: Strs. Hel- las (Nor), Berg, Progresso: Fort Nor gan. (Nor.l, OlsVik. Bocas del Toro; Mercator lNorl kaIsen. Puerto Cor tez: Schr., Holliswood, Fletcher. Puerto Planta. San Domingo. n Cleared: Str. Mobila (Cuban), Me Donald, Havana.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06

Port Eads, March 5.--Arriyed: strs. Horace lRr,1, Frodson Santos via Vie toria; Viator (Norl. Thorsen, Seiba imperator NorD, Pedersen. Colon via Port Limon.
 Sailed; strs Corinto tNor), Gunder- sen. Bluedclds via Greytown; Clinton, Hansen, Port Tampa; Lasseu. Reynolds, oPrtland, Me. French cruiser Kleber for Martinique.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-06

Miss Morris Clarke. whose wedding to Mir. Carl Seals of Birmingham is to take place at Englewood, N. J., the first week in April. is to have her cous- Alzea Kennerly of Cincinnati, the lat ter an ex-resident of Mobile, as her at- tendants.