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The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
M j RIDER CHARGE
LIKELY To FALL
THROUGH
POLICE ADMIT THEY HAVE LIT.
TIE EVIDENCE AGAINST ITAL-
IAN ARRESTED FOR CRIME
COMMITTED FOUR YEARS AGO.

Anthony Malaska. an Italian labor
er, 3S years old, is locked up in the
central station, charged with murder
committed four years ago. The vic.
tim was Lizzie Thompson. Negress,
who was stabbed to death In a re-
sort at No. SO Clinton-st on the night
or Aug. Z, 1904
Malaska was arrested by Detectives
Fox and Downey in his room at No.
119 Cass-ave., Sunday morning With
him was woman known TO the POI
lice as Dutch Minnie" who claims
20 be Malaska's wife. She too was
held. The police do not believe she
had any connection with the crime,
but are DESTROYS of getting Il state
ment from her.
Police Surgeon G. A. Thomas was
Instrumental in the arrest ne over
heard a conversation between two
prisoners under his care ana obtained
some valuable information As TO Ma
laska's alleged connection with the
murder of four years ago. Fox and
Downey spent three days in searching
LOT Mdldohd DeiOIe AutlT euOIlS WSlo
rewarded
Malaska left Detroit after the stab
bing, Ii is said, but returned soon af-
forwards and has been living here
most OF the time since.
Malaska was "sweated" by Capt.
Mcdonnell and Assistant Prosecutor
McClear. Monday morning. The ses-
sion lasted three hours and was bar
rem of results. AT its conclusion, the
captain said no warrant would be
asked for unless more evidence than
Is now at hand is forthcoming.
II does not appear that suspicion
ever turned to Malaska, particularly,
until the present
I'VE always had an idea that the
woman's slayer was an Italian. but
he had no accurate description of the
man. says the captain.
At that time, the captain explained.
Ii was quite a common practice among
the inmates OF resorts kept by colored
women TO rob men whom they had
enticed. and IL was the theory OF
the police that the man who killed Liz
zie Thompson was one who had been
victimized in this way.
Malaska's wife is still held. though
THERE is no charge against her.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
YACHT VAN|SHES
WITH z ABOARD

BAY CITY. Mich, Aug. 1.-THE
sailing yacht Marjorie may have gone
down in Saginaw bay with 10 or IL
pleasure seekers, all ot Bay City, on
board in a heavy squall which passed
over this section about 8 o'clock last
night.
The yachts Majorie. ST. Elmo and
Caribou were out in the bay with par.
ties from Linwood Beach. when the
storm struck. II came with such sud
denness and with such force that the
yachts could do nothing but scud for
the mouth OF the river before the wind.
The ST. Elmo and Caribou succeeded
mi reaching the river after a thrilling
experience of three hours.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
MILLIONAIRE
SON DRAWS FINE

George NJ. Studebaker, Jr., son OF
the millionaire wagon maker Os
South Bend. Ind was fined $25 with
the alternative of 80 days in the
works. by Police Justice Jcffries.
Monday morning. when he pleaded
guilty to fast autoing He promptly
paid.
Young Studebaker-he is only 20
years old-was speeding on Woodward
ave-, at rate exceeding 80 miles an
hour when spied by officer John
Staples of the new motorcycle
squad Staples threw on his high
speed clutch and soon overlook the
millionaires son, who pleaded ignor-
ance OF the law.
Studebaker was taken to the central
station. but was given his liberty
when his identity was discovered.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
LIVE STOCK
Report Of Market Opening ~ sadies.
Horick a CO.. Com nalaal Merchants.

Report of Market Opening ~ sadler.
bortck a Co.. COnlnaission Merchants.
BUFFALO. Aug. 7:-(Special. Cat
tle-Receipts 5000: 10 10 loo higher;
ssg 90 .'ss. $685. Shipping steers ss;
oss SsI s,SckeSs, ,sSysss. aes.. Re.
ceipts $4,000. mixed and medium heavy,
49, A sSIssa : sssSSs7 ps she .ses
Receipts 5000: top lambs, S6V6.5o:
yssrling: s4soGS: sheep, 's@i.s0; top
MARKET CLOSE.
EAST BUFFALO. ". Y. Aug. H.
Cattie-Receipts $3.50 head. market
opened fairly active at steady TO strong
values. closing slow and weak. prime
steers. ss.25Q6.so; spring steers, s5.25
45; bulls. $50 40: feeders. 1926 u so
Vsals-Rscsipts 1900 head. active II
Soc lower, Gull TO choice. s6Gs. Sheep
and Lambs-Reeeipts 5000 head. ac-
lambs, $3.50 Q6.S5, yearlings. $+.5oq 3;
mixed sheep, ,2.so@4's Hoss-Re,
Csc higher; yorSers' ssssaf.io; pigs,
rougfs. s5ssQ6.75. stays. sS.75a4s5.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
ChIcAGo: A9x l'osooHeTsEkeeeipts
sssSssso heavy sH ssss $3.50 $50 so %,fS 10
choice heavy, Se5oq6.so. roughs. Sc. %
Qs.5o: workers. 1855 q6.75 Cattle
s! Tssss sG
$3.50 q 5.25: western steers. ss5oQ6'
stockers and feeders. s2.50@4.50; cows
and heifers Sl.75Q $50; calves. IS. so a
cc lowef NATIVES. isC wes arTS.
native. $3.50 q $50: western. $4Q6.2o
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
Recorders Court
| Jurors for September

THE following have been drawn as
Erors Of the September term of the
lecorder's court
Charles X link. No. 632 Gratiot-
ave; Thomas Cook, No. 473 Butternut.
St. Herman Krolik, no. % Adelaide
ST, William Foley. No l09 Sixteenth
ST.; " w. ConnOr No. 1863 Alfred.st.;
Arthur G.. Doniney, No. 475 Lafayette
bl., Alec. Roberts, No. l16 Viger.st;
Albert c. Schumacher. No. Is
Cleveland.st Or. John Hall, No 20S5
JctfersOn-aye west: Michael joyce, No.
2S0 Wabash-ave. Bernard Weldon,
Martin * Clayton-sts., 5. w. Nc
COrniok. No. 347 - Woodward ave
Peter j. krass. No..-l0i J.-st: G. F.
Burke, No. Col Junction-ave. Leonard
Lawrence, No. 191 McDougal-ave.
Ed. j. Daley, No 2G4 Avery.ave
William Reber, No 1856, Fort-st. west
George c. Willmott, No. 492 Catherine
ST., L. b. King No. % Joy-st.. James
p. Shaughnessy. No 526 Wills-ave
west; JOS. Solomon, No. 264 Russell
ST., William Girardo, No $40 Monroe
aye. Edwin Rekowski No. 572 Chene-
St: Frank Badge. No. Spruce-st
John Jonns. No. 1873 81. Aubin ave.
Charles 6. Roehm, No. 445 Second
ave. Duncan Macarthur. No. so Liver
nois-ate. Richard Volkner, No. $50
Muliett-st., Walter j. Reeves. No. $50
CameGon-ave.; Henry Rewaldt. No
go McDougal.ave.. George ~ Arm
strong, No. 763 Brooklyn.ave. Charles
+. IOnh. No G66 Twenty.fourth-st
Guy y Collins, No. u Twenty-second.
ST., VIM A. Avery. No 431 franklin
ST., + w Cotton. No 44S Michigan
ave" William d. Rogers. No III
harlotte-st: VIM. c. Berry. No 509
Antoine-st. Arthur Bellanger, No. 727
81 Faulaye: Frank Hall No. AS
Haigh-ave.;. Frank y. klotz. No. 2S7
Shgridau-avp T.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
CURRENT PALAVER
OF THE POLITICIANS

Herman Mem, he OF the gargoyle
nation for alderman In the Tenth
ward again.
Adolph Schadt a feather merchan
is coming out as Democratic randl-
date for alderman In the Eleventh
ward. He resides on Mitchell-aye. and
Is we'll known in the ward
A meeting in the interest OF Eha5.
p. O'Neil, candidate Tor the Repu5i-
can senatorial nomination in the first
district. will be held at No. $50 Nc.
Dougallave, Friday evening. other
candidates are invited to DC present.
w. w Todd. who has had strenu-
Gus time as mayor OF Jackson, writes
Mayor Thompson that he sympathizes
with him in his present contest. He
asks the mayor to come to Jackson
TO speak after election this fall II
all goes we'll"
A political meeting will be held
Tuesday evening at Roosevelt-aye. 3ui
Warren-ave. west. The Barrons quar-
tet and the Gulley quartet viii De the
musical attractions. X. w. Reading,
Jr., is president of the club holding
the meeting, and I. J: Burns is secre-
tary.
Il have been amazed at the nunJ
Der of men who have come in AMI
volunteered to give assistance TO lIr.
James b. Bradley In his fight for the
governorship, says William S. Dever,
I'm charge OF the Wayne county Brad
ley headquarters. There were about
125 such volunteers Saturday, and
Monday 80 men came in within an
hour. 1t looks very much rs II Brad
ley were going TO carry Wayne coun-
" by a handsome vote"
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
WARNS HUSBAND
TO CARE FOR FAMILY

None OF the debts you speak OF
are as important as your wife and her
four little children, and | warn you
that IL they don't get some money
soon, it's the jail for you"
Judge Donovan Numbered these
words at Joseph Jenuwine. a farmer.
whose wife, Josephine, has started
suit for divorce. Joseph was ordered
TO pay only 81 per week for the sup
port of the five, but he hasn't con-
tributed a cent. He claimed that
what little he got from his farm had
to go for debts. He promised to do
something as son as he could.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
PAVING Work Nearly Finished

Paving work on the east side OF
the city is nearly completed. Commits
sioner Haarer checked up Monday
morning and found that he had put
two new paving, jobs left east OF
Woodward-ave. and only few repay.
Ing and resurfacing jobs. He will
transfer portion of his force to the
western part of the city after the first
OF the month. The recent prospect is
for an earlier closing OF paving work
this season than at any time in many
years.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Aug. 17.--Close: After
wheat had fiuctuated for short time
the bears made an attack and carried
prices down. Liverpool after showing
little early hrmness. closed easy. The
strong feeling came from smaller DAN
ubian exports. but later there was
shown To be an increase on passage.
crop news from the northwest was
favorable and threshing returns were
better than expected.
Wheat Quotations-Cash No. red
93Itc. september opened at s5c de-
ciined Iac recovered. and declined to
93a,c; December opened at s6s.c. lost
&c touched 96Ac. and declined to
s5a. May opened at $100%, declined
To 81 .OOi, recovered the loss and de-
clined to 9sisc; No. red. 90+c; No.
white. 9ehc.
No g. T9ikc No. white. = ears az soc;
No 2 yellow. . car sat SIC, at Sic, 2
at sec, offered at sic
oats-Cash No. 2 white car at
gust. 5000 bu at 47hc, September. s.
600 bu at 46Ac.
Rye--Cash No. 2. csrs at 7sc. -.
Beans--Cash. sass: October. s21o;
clover seed-Prime October. 200 bags
at $7.25. March. 200 bags at 81 80 sam.
AZ $3.50. 9 at 81. at Sc, at SIS. 3 AT 81.
81 30
Receipts in the Detroit market on
v
ca % wheat, ot corr, ~ OF oats. and
10 ~. rye. Withdrawals were 200 bbls
OF -four Stocks are l03,633 bu OF wheat
l7O5i4 bu OF corn. 42.125 bu OF oats.
and 81 tsi bu of rye.
Wheat on passage. $4,000 bu, In
crease
Northwestern wheat receiots Mon
day. 1855 cars.
Wheat in Liverpool closed sd lower.
and corn unchanged
Worlds exports OF wheat last week
662S 900 bu.
Primary wheat receipts were 1866
600 bu. against .05S. 900 bu a year ago.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO Aug. 17.--Wheat opened
steady at about Saturdays closing
prices The crowd was inclined to sell.
Gables were a trihe lower and rains
ArmOur's brokers were heavy sellers ~
December wheat. Under the weight OF
aggressive selling. the market broke
quicklyA a full cent before showing any
Opening prices: wheat-Sept.. 30 =
n g3c Corn-Scpt.. 75Ac Oats-Sept.
454c. Pork-Sept., si5.l7Il Lard
Sept not quoted. october. $50 KIDS
-Sept> not quoted, oct, ~. 92h.
close Wheat-Sept.. 81 Nc asked;
Dec. % a. m9SLsc asked: old. s3a. c nom
49,, g bid Dec. Sac bid; May. So ~
GA, e. asked Oats--Sept.. as &c: Dec.
467. st41c. May. 4sisc asked. Pork --
sept Si5.OT bid. oct. s15.22t bid; Jan.
SI6O2is bid Iard--Sept.. fs.21 4 bid
Oct, s937 bid. Jan. $40 bid. Ribs
sept sS17h oct, sS.s1ia bid; JAM
$500 bid
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
COPPER MARkET-CLosE.

Ariz. Com'I .. a.. 20ib: Apex. "A ;
Are. !. Adv. 10; BLACK Min. 37s Bos.
Cons. l2is POS. Ely. eas: Bos. & g.
III: Butte Gin eGa, BIne Cons. 20;
Cop. Con. IS, G. & ". G!5; .. A.
800: Cent. 81: DAILY w. l0h Davis n.
"a T. Butte 81: Elm r.. ga Elv.
s7s FIR. lla,: First Nat. 5ts CIR. io2;
O. Can. ilis Helv AZ; Kew Con. Z;
IaSal.. G4L Lake. 10: Mass 6h Mob.
ssis: Mai - Mich. l2; Miami. l0i.
Newh. Ca Mex. Con, 3 Nip Si4 Isle
Row. ~ New Cons. 10: New. Utah.
5-1S y. Butte. s2s% do En- 80: Old
Dom. AGA Par. &c: Raven. 100: Shan.
IS. SUP. -Ptts.. ~; shawn. 81: Santa
Fe. 2 sup Cop. "a Tam. 20 Trim.
Cop. fsiS Utah Cons, - ~ IT'D. Con.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
KICKED OFF CAR;
SUES FOR $4,000

Christopher Kaiser alleges ne was
kicked of an interurban car by the
conductor seveal weeks ago near his
home in Macomb county, and he be.
leves he was injured to the extent
of $4,000 Monday he began suit
against The d. u. r. for that amount
In the circuit court. He claims he
signaled the car to stop when 1t
neared his home. and while he was
alighting. he says. the conductor call
ed him vile>names. and then hurried
him off NE car with his foot
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
pRoWNs WHILE sWIMM,Nc

AJ.PENA. Mich Aug 17.-fspp.
cial.) -walter Robb. aged II. sor oI
an Ossineke farmer, was drowned
while swimming In Hubbard lake. near
the big dam. n is believed the
youth had become seized with cramps.
The Dody was recovered. Coroner
Hale. OF Harrisvllle. found the death
accidental
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
Tuomey Bros. Fne MORTGAGE.

Temporary embarrassment has ne
cessitated Tuomey Bros, the Wood.
ward-ave dry goods FIRM, iilng a
mortgage for the benefit OF creditors
Harry A. Eberline. OF Crowley Bros.
being named trustee. The store is
closed. but the firm hopes TO seen
have matters adjusted In such man.
ner as To permit resumption ~ bust.
ness
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
DESTROYS BARN.

\ OTSEGO, Mich, Aug. 17.-(Spe
ella. "A barn two miles south of here.
containing 10 tons of hay. many bush
els OF grain, and a number OF farming
Implements. the property OF Frank
Lindsay, this morning was struck by
lightning and destroyed.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
nouoh.on-ln an endeayor to wip,

Houqhton-ln an endeavor to wipe
out tuberculosis In the copper coun,
try. the Houghton County Anti.Tuber.
culosis society Is about TO organize
the first tuberculosis class ever form.
ed in northern Michigan. and. aided
by prominent woman, worker from
the celebrated Emmanuel tuberculo-
sis class OF Boston. Mass. will from
now on wage an active campaign
against the great white plague.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
MAYOR WANTS
MORE WATCHMEN

Mayor Thompson will send mes
sage TO the common council Tuesday
evening asking that action be taken
toward placing more watchmen at
railroad crossings. He does not spe-
city the crossings which men are
needed The mayor has no present
intention OF pushing his plan for an
ordinance requiring two conductors
on cars during the rush hours.
Z, Il put that up to the council In my
annual message" he says. 1T is uD
TO the aldermen 20 take action on
the matter"
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
NEW rORK METAL.

NEW YORK, Aug l7.-~Further
weakness was shown at the Metal ex-
change today. All grades OF copper
were again reduced sc in both the bid
and asking prices. Tin was down "a g
in sympathy with the break in the for
eign market Lead and spelter un-
changed. Prices: Lake. t3.50m13.62l II O.:
electroiytic. 1917 a 1880; castings.
20 2sIsc: spelter. s4.67h di.72Ia.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
ORDER or MOOSE coNvENEs.

TOLEDO, o.. Aug. 17.-(SpeciaI.-
The Socla order of Moose today
opened It's big convention tina, viii
last for three days. over 1000 De.
troiters are in this city and more arc
expected. MANY OF the principal
speakers are Detroit men.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
Appl.--Fancy. ,sas; common. no


AppIe--Fancy. s26s; common. sI@
Rutter-ofnciai prices: Extra cream
cries. &c: nrsts. .6c: crooks. l7c; pack
ing stock, lsc per ID.
Black berries-Lawtons. $3.50 per bu
Cabhage-sOc per doz: $50. per Dbl
CONFERENCE.-The $3.50. per
Ceiery-l5 q zoe per dos.
Che~r~--Michigan full cream: new
Iic: Limb1rger. new t3c: brick. 1tc:
Schw either. old. 1sc: now. l5c per 10.
,7s per- box: Cherries. si'5o@a per b box:
box; grapes. s2.7s per crate; -ears
CoGeeEPacSase coffee. sIa7591S2;
Dressed C.Ive.-Fancy. s1sHc; com.
nrsts. case count. 1sc per dox
Eionr=Mishigan patent in wood.
s 20; e sssond ,li ase per- BIZ 'ra'sh'
Feed-Iobbins lots. bran, s25: coarse
corn meal, f34; corn and oat chop. s31 ::
coarse middiings' s2s; me middiinss.
Fr..h s.se.ns,e.-o,r.esssno onions. ioc
sSt sars see r! Der pei peafH
wax beans. 81 per box; green beans,
Grsrc.EBiue. ACC per basket: Dela-
Green Cor.@iS q 2oc per dox
50 and per cen. Oh; poultry try netting.
B srbeG wire. $3.50: No. sEnssled wire.
:Io.S. sG.ao per iso feet: lap and sip:
S s,sst e ~sstos and 10 per cent
on: round and corrugated conductor
pipe. rs ard per cent OF ..
,oylle: sxsTasted, sSsfs per Id.
1a are s.E pay nav tn s
s. So % 90 sie.ss; 10 !. $1,000 go Clover.
mixed. ssge.So rye straw: -; wheat
Hides-No. / cured. iohc. No. 2
cured. sAc: No. green, DC. No. 2!
green. Sc; kip cured. No .ee No, :.
calf cured. No, l. lac; no; 2 i2Hs:
green. No. l.. lac: No. :: III. per lib;
horse hides. No. !. 81 No. ?. ~: sheep
Hucsieb~rrie.-,2.50 per bu.
Le%on.Ecaiifornia. $3.50 q srper box.
Meios.@Arizona Rocky Fords. g q
$50 per case: watermeions. 200 35c;
Gems. 20 a soc per basket
southern. $50 per 7S-ib sack.
Oils-Raw linseed. <ic. boiled lin
seed. sc gal. less I per cent for cash
in 10 day-: diamond headlight kero-
sene. 9hc: turpentine. In oarrei iots'
OranwesSvaiencias. H.50A7s per
box.
Peaches-1-5 bu baskets. 25q SOC;
1-6 blu baskets. zoo Csc. pecks, 80 a 35c;
Pesr,-S0c6fsi per bu; s1.5OG3 per
r,ncappIe.-Fiorida. sc.6o9ass per
Pium-s1.25@1.5o per blu.
Pop Corn-Ears- - 62c per ID
Potatoes-Virginia white. ss0S.se
pei Dbl.
PouItry-Hens. 12c: springs, lac;
geese. Sc; ducks. e91oc: turkeys. l4c
Prov i.ion.-Mess pork. $1,000; family
pork. s1s.50q1s.50: light clear. sl7 80;
heavy. $3.50: smcked hams. l3Gl3isc c;
dry sailed briskets. 1oia a loAc: shout
13G13kc; lard In tierces. lone; Kettle
rendered IL nc per 10.
RRsvberries-Red, 81 per 'bu-
sweet otatoes-Virgi nias. s115 per
bu; Jerseys. 81 per bu
sugnr-Crystal d9minocs, M2o; eagle
,sso: xxx powdered. .Ss.iO: sranu.
lated. extra coarse. s5.75, granulated.
in bulk. s5s5: graduated. in s5-lb cot :
ton bags. $50: Michigan granulatei,
1856: confectione;s' A. $500; No. I.
:sSs Ne. g. 1855 sss: Nc Nc T. sssss: No.
S5i0: No. 8. s5s5; No. .. $3.50; No. 10.
1925. No. y. $50; No Y; 'yiis;. No,
per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17

NEW YORK. Aug. l7.-After a high
and active opening In stocks. the mar
ket became very weak today ano oy
noon prices were an average OF Two
points under the highest figures In
popular stocks and in most cases
under the closing prices OF Saturday.
Shelters and Amalgamated copper
were leaders in this weakness, chieny
because the price of copper metal
was reduced Is OF cent pound.
Official figures are being published
that prove there is about a year
supply of copper metal stored In Lon
don and America. The copper market
has been highly artificial and this TACT
Is making II easy for Thomas w. Law
- aud mis- followers TO continue the
reaction in the market.
Lawson was in absolute control OF
the market, today The big people let
him have IL TO see what he could do
and he kept his promise by breaking
Shelters. Reading. Lead and Amaiga-
mated The whole railroad list be-
came heavy but did not break as
much as the industrials. For the hrst
hour a brisk market was presented
and Lawson caused an abrupt change
in sentiment BY selling freely. Lon
don was strong at the opening but
weakened at the close. especially "a
the American department.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
NEW WORK. COTTON

NEW YORK, Aug 1.-THE cotton
market opened firm at an advance OF
4s points on August and of to 6 on
the remainder OF the list. Shorts bid
August above l0.i7c. but IL Immediate
ly. dropped TO 9.9Sc. Later positions
affected bx firm cables and continued
dry weather In Texas.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
PRODUCE.

There was not much to be said for
the produce market this morning.
Stocks OF apples and peaches were
large and more are coming in right
along. Pears are In better supply than
offerings as a rule, being very
poor stuff Plums are In fair supply
and demand. but grapes are slow and
and huckleberries are hard
~ worth quoting. Poultry cleaned up
fairly well on Saturday. but II took a
cut I'm prices on springers To do II. But
ter and eggs were steady. and potatoes
were unchanged
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den. stone a. Co. New 2s reg. 1898 10
l04 do. coup, 1854 bid; new SIS reg.
1909 q l0i u do. coup. 1904 Ql0i Il |;
new is reg 1904 G12iA do. coup,
l2lLQl22
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
3. T. wedock Back At HE Desk.

Bernard J. weadock. assistant cor
porafion counsel. has returned to his
duties after rest following his recent
illness
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17

Despite the fact that Miss Helen Ma
Honey, heroine OF two elopemenfs. will
soon be free to- marry again. her
father, the millionaire standard OIL
mngnnte. declares she VIII not he
''sure enough" married 10 samuel
Cinrkson. ~ reported. Miss Maloney's
freedom ~ expected daily coming ns
soon the annuIment of her aifeged
first marriage a. confirmed.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
Suspicious actions ON the pnrt Of two
men WIN cnl nrcL mn nIlcN III en-

ave. between Congress md Iarned-
SITS, Sunday evening led Patrolmen
n. SMITH and Patrick 20 Investigate.
on their approach ono ~ the men
started To run hut stumbled over an
obstruction. d'sIoca'ins his knee cap.
y He gave his name as George Ballan-
tine. aged 20. No. 10 CasStaye lilo rs
now A. petient In ST Mary Al hospitai
The other man gave Mhts name ms
John n Waterman aged 81 aud his
homo az Battle Cock As thc pn-
lice had no evidence against him he
was released. Monday morning
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17

It's the easiest thing in the world To
call people hard names-at a dis
lance.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17

Many q man who attempts To get
rich quickly goes broke In a hurry.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished by
Lewis q. Gorton. 14l3 Majestic building.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
womRh'- shrili cries aroused che en-
fire neIR q hn rh nnL ~ N md y, nrai -n.-c

and Columbia SITS about O'Clock
SUNDAY morning Tho woman was
Mrs Bgelow living over Duhuque's
saloon. No. 3li Woodward dave who
was awakened when someone broke
down the rear door ~ the thirst par
Tor The police responded Go y hurry
call and found man crouching ina
the hallway leading 90 Mrs Bigeiow
living rooms lie cave iis name as
Adore = NORM No fo3 Jav-st lie
was released Monday morning. for
lack Of evidence against him.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
RULES
THE DAYS MARKET
SHELTERS AND AMALGAMATeo
ARE LEADERS IN THE
GENERAL WEAKNESS.
STOCK MARKET-cLosE.

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Am SINE smelti .s1 ;4"l ! : cOP e. 81:
Am. Wool. s5,a. b X o.. 9S5s. Is. IL
Tr.. %, Cent Leath.. 2sAs! On. a ono
is. Can. Pac.. ll's' c a CT. c w"
Erie IS: do ENDS. 2SI. Gen. Eleg"
I42, III Cent. 1877. l.. 4 y. lOs NJ
h * TEX. 30, do pfd. "a. CT North,'
1873, Newh. "a Mo. Pac., 81 y NICK
Pl. SsL. Nat. Lead. S5Js North W.
1854. North. Pac.. IA: n. Y. c. & IL,
1901. ont, & w. 4gs. Penn Us :
car. 81: Rep. 81, -. do, pfd. 'o' Rock
Isl. ~ do pfd. 3Sh. ~. Paul, lag :. :
Schloss St, 6s7s Sou. Pae.. 30 SOU.
Ry.. lgi. Tex. i PaG. 20 Twin s Siffy:
I. Ruh s3as L = Steel. 40 !. !,
do ptd. 1885 wabash pfd. "a Utah
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17

Cotton prices, furnished by Hayden.
Stone & Co. Opening.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17

Reported for The Times by Hayden
stone * Co. 1l6-llS Griswold-sI
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
LATE LOCAL NOTES.

The Central Drug Co.'s uptown store
at No. 2ST Noodvard-nSe vas en-
tered Sunday night. and the CdSu
drawer was rined Of So Go
n was reported 10 the police. Satur-
day night. that thieves had broken
into the Palmer Park pavilion and
had stolen the cash re- glster and a
quantity 90 cigars cigarettes and
candy. The register wa found in
the woods near ~. broken into
small pieces T., was valued At $500.
The thieves gained entrance TO the
pavilion by battering down TIE front
door. The police have no clue 20
their identity as yet
The Detroit times., 1908-08-17
Markets ard Finance
u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Cb)Bld. (x)split.