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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-09
{. I. HANCE IS
LAID IN GRAVE
FUNERAL MARKED WITH SIMPLE
cEREMoNY-MANY BEAUTIFUL
FLoRAL OFFERINGS.

Simple in the extreme were
the funrela services OF Ellwood
T. Hance. conducted by the Rev.
Samuel S. Marquis. dean OF St Paurs
Episcopal cathedral, in the Hance
home, No. 80 Grand boulevard east, at
1880 o'clock Monday morning. The
Episcopal burial service was read by
DR.. Marquis, but there was no eulogy,
no hymn. Interment was in Elmwood
cemetery. Numerous and beautiful
floral offerings filed the parlors OF the
home, testifying TO the high esteem
In which the dead man was held by
his friends and business associates.
The active pallbearers were: Geo.
NJ. Black. Howard j. Lesher. Gerald
j. McMechan. C. r. Dunn. F. X. La
gemann and Frederick Alexander.
The honorary bearers T. w. Pal
mer. VIM. E. Quinby, Judge f. o.
Durfee, Emory Wendell, +. Z. briggs,
Charles r. Swan. Col. F. J. Hecker.
r. I. Moran. DR.. +. w. Pulford. A.
f. f. White, Cameron Currie, IF. T.
Snow. Charles Stinchf1eld. Il. W. Cot
rel. Alex. Mcpherson, Henry Rus
sci, William Livingstone, Charles
Moore, Elliott T. Slocum, A. w. Fer
guson, NJ. l.. Williams, Truman II.
Newberry, w A. Jackson, t. p. Hall.
C. A. Dueharme, A. A. Sehantz, ii.
S. Conant, F. w. Whiting, c. ID. JOS
Ign, Sidney T. Miller, ]. t. keena.
Homer Warren. Strathearn Hendrie.
George Maitland, VIM. j. Gray, III.
B. Hoyt, j. It. Lynn, c. Il. Lothrop.
w. II. Murphy, f. III. Walker, ID. n.
Ferry, John NJ Donaldson, George
II. Barbour, Charles l.. Freer, James
B. Mckay, j. E. Patterson. Gilbert
r. Osmun. M. w. O'Brien. II. NJ.
Campbell. John NJ. Nichol, c. !.
Reilly, DIR. III. o. Walker, c. NJ.
Swift, DR.. r. c. DIN, Fl. ID. Sheldon,
James A. Randall. Charles L. Palms.
ID. C. Whitney, Philip H. Mcmillan,
H. f. Boynton, George Hendrie, AL
bert l. Stephens, Paul f Bagley.
Burnham S. Colburn, George b.
Remick, H. b. Ledyard. Frank w.
Blair, Allen r. Edwards, J. T. Cowles,
Gen. n. NJ. Duffield, ]. l.. Hudson.
James Schermerhorn. Charles T.
Backus, J. G. Hutchins, Don M. Dick
inson, r. p. Joy. II. B. Joy, f. M. AL
ger, r. A. Alger. III. A. Haigh.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-09
NOT ENOUGH,
DECLARES RECTOR

The Rev. II. C. Attwater. in charge
of st. Peters Episcopal church, de-
liyered the address at the monday
Lenten services in the Mariners
church Monday.
There Is disposition on the part
Of many men in business to think that
morality Is enough. without religion, y
said the speaker They appear TO
think that II they fulfill the require
nents OF business. If they are honest
IN their dealings. do not defraud, and
minister to charity. here and there,
they are not far from the kingdom OF
God. but they are mistaken. They
must align themselves with those
things that make for righteousness.
God needs the discipleship OF men
who come daily in contact with men.
IA the shop and in the office. He needs
true. loyal discipleship."
Mr. Attwater will speak Tuesday
and Wednesday moons. also.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-09
WHOLESALE ARRESTS
OF JANITORS LIKELY

CHICAGO. March 9.--Wholesale ar
rests of janitors OF public and 2ri-
vate schools where exits have been
found locked are promised. At a
conference between Deputy Building
Commissioner Knight, Fire Marshal
Moran and School Architect Perkins
reports OF 1875 fire captains and 80. city
building inspectors Will be reviewed
and steps taken to arrest all persons
found criminally negligent
Reports already received show that
many schools were found with en-
frances blocked during school hourr.
Private schools are said by inspectors
TO be offenders Ia this respect to a
greater extent than the public institu
tons
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-09
YOUTH CHARGED WITH
PASSING "PHONY" CHECKS

Charles r. Pollock, dapper. col
lege-bred- youth of %. whose home Is
in Bradford. Pa, was brought back
from New York city sy Detective j.
o. Fenton. Monday. to answer charge
of passing worthless checks. Pollock, g
alleged victims were three University
of Michigan students, who were
fieeced out OF a total OF $50. Pollock
then skipped 10 New York. where he
put up In the Knickerbocker hotel and
lived like a prince until he was arrest
ed by the New York police on a charge
Of passing a worthless check for $50
on the hotel. This affair was settled
UP by his folks and Pollock was about
to he released when Detective Fen
ton arrived on the scene.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-09
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
iNTERU RBAN LINES.
Detroit UnJted .Inssrurns. Lines,

DetrOtt Untteu HnsSxurDoD Lines,
Time table subject to change without
ro,ice. Central Standard Time.
For Wysnaotte snd Trenton. 5.33 a.
m. G:03 a m. and every 20 minutes
until sos a. M. tten half hourly until
COS D. m. then half hourly until 1875
p m. On Sunday. FIRST car starts at
1908 a. m.
Pontiac, $50 q. m. then half hourly
first car on one-haif hour later on gun.
day.
For Farn,i.xtc. .aa Northv,u.,
Lake and Pontiac. g g. m, q. m. and
sus two hour; ;ns sns svarg 2 two h SSsr,
until II, .. m. First car one hour later
.n sL!ST l'm1r Ess:;;ysyy. s ss
4 =. m. and hourly until II P: m. For
until 10 p. m; also II .. m. For Orion.
two hours until > .. m. also II .. N.
,, 1MSri$, 60, mAn WA, ,sKksr1mIs Per,
n more. %. xisopac. Marine CT City Ss and Por,
sprGn s 10 MARIN. c G loo!i sar. aus: 1aS
hourly. $50 am. % Up: m, and hourly
sSsr. nu M TO s rs Clemens e u, yIs
D. m. also II p: q:
SHORT Line RY.--Toiedo Limiteds
daily, $50 Q. m, 1890 a M. 2:2o and
6:2O p. m. Locals for lockwood, New
port. Monroe and Toledo. hourly. sac
.. m. to $50 .. M also $3.50 and II
.. IN. for Monroe.
DETROIT, JACKSON q CHICAGO
m, 1915 D. m and 3:<, p. m. Locals.
for Jackson, q m. and every two
hours thereafter until . .. m. For Ann
Arbor, hail. hourly from a. m. to
D. m. then hourly until II p. m.
Interurban cars pass waiting station,
corner OF Earned and 0riswold-st
theaterS-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-09
WALTERS STRIKE WHEN
DISHONESTY is HINTED

There was q general walk-out OF the
colored walters In the Hotek Cadillac
cafe, Sunday night and new set of
faces are seen In that epieurean
sanctum.
1t was no triflins matter of wages
that caused the trouble-tbe tip prob
lem being the principal thing with the
cafe waiters-but one OF honesty.
Things had been missing at various
times and a general cloud of suspicion
got abroad as TO just how the disap-
pearancese had been accomplished
When II came TO a matter OF ques-
tioning. the walters calmly folded up
their napkins and announced with a
unanimous voice that they would 20
to other cafes where the breath of sus-
picion might not linger TO stain their
regulations. And they went.
AS there we're only 10 cafes walters
out OF total OF 20 walters In the ho-
tel. the strike did not Inconvenience
the house any and full corps OF dish
balancers Is on hand now.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-09
FLEET NEARING
Emo or CRUISE

4 WASHINGTON, March "a dis
patch received by Pensacola wireless
plant from Admiral Thomas. dated ON
board the Minnesota at o'clock last
night, is as follows:
"The position OF the feet at this
moment is latitude 1887 north, longi-
tude I02.01 west"
Admiral Pillsbury, chief of the navi-
cation bureau, states that the feet
IS less than 900 miles from Magdalena
bay. 1t is moving at the rate of 10 IL
knots per hour. which Is IL knots
more per hour than was estimated
when the ships left Callao. This will
Mace the ships in Magdalena bay on
the morning of the 12th-next Thurs
dsy--or two days ahead of schedule.
The cruise has been successful In
every way.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-09
HARTMAN TO MERGE
GEORGIA CENT. AND l. c.

MACON. Ga. March 9.-Chairman
McLendon. OF the state railroad coal-
mission formally announces that 4.
III. Hartman will combine the Genital
Of Georgia with the Illinois Central.
The lines connect at birmingham, Ala,
and the combination will furnish IL
rect transportation from Chicago 10
South Atlantic ports.
II has been known IN Wall-st. foy
come time that Hartman controlled
the Central Of Georgia. McLendon
says that the stock owned by Harri.
man. but purchased BY Marsden Per-
ry and Oakleigh Thorne. stood In The
names OF the latter. but they were
agents merely. The formal announce
ment. he said, was withheld until the
Illinois Central litigation was ended.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-09
SUE TO RECOVER ON
BOND OF EMPLOYE

An echo OF the frenzied financial
operations OF Albert FEELS. city sales
man for Taylor, McLeich 4 Co., whole
sale grocers. who absconded with 81
800 of the firms money, was heard IN
Justice Otis court Monday morning.
when Fels' employers were suing
Thomas w. Ward TO recover on
bond. The bond was for, $500. and was
one of two furnished by Fels when nc
was given the position with Taylor.
McIeich e. Co.
Ward objects to paying the bond.
holding that the firm did not exercise
proper supervision over Fels' ac-
counts. or his defalcation would have
been discovered before he had made
way with such a large amount. Taylor
McLeich q Co. we're successful in a
similar suit against another bonds
man several weeks ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-09
ASSAULTS UNION
PLUMBER; FINED $z5

Arthur g. Bonner non-union
plumber employed on the new ID. M.
Ferry warehouse now in course Of
erection on Monroc-ave.. pleaded guilty
IN Justice STEMS court, Monday morn
ms to assaulting Johu Ackley a union
plumber. and was fined $25. with the
alternative of 30 days in the works.
Donner~ paid.
A few moments later. Ackley swore
out another warrant charging Donnsr
with carrying. concealed weapons. The
warrant grows out OF little incident
b court q few days ago. when Donner
Mas arraigned on the assault charge.
AZ the suggestion OF Ackley. the de-
1eudant was searched by a court Of
Acor and revolver was found in his
pocket. but nothing was done about the
matter at that time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-09
ROOSEvELT'S NIECE
BREAKS ENGAGEMENT

NEW YORK, March 3.--Oficial an
nouncement is made that the engage
ment between Miss Corrine Douglas
Robinson and Dr., Geo. II. Draper has
been broken. The Information Great
Cd a sensation In society circles, foe
the young couple were to have been
married I'm June.
The reason given for the action Is
that each has found himself not suit.
ed to the other"
Miss Robinson is 4 piece of Presi-
dent Roosevelt. Draper is son CT
the late DR.. VIM. II. Draper and a
grandson OF the late Chas. A. Dana
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-09
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT March 9.--Close.--Home
conditions were buliish and the foreign
situation was bearish on Monday. the
result was an advance and decline,
which left the market not FAR from
the closing prices of saturday. Deal-
ers figured that the stocks OF wheat IN
with that in view they were not anx-
ious to follow the foreign weakness
very far. When the government nfures
came in the quantity OF wheat In farm
been generally eSeptced and the mar
ket sold of sharply. closing. weak.
Wheat quotations: Cash NO. reu-
vanced TO s1.01 and declined TO ss1so;
snsy d eesnd to % ES: seStember open
s sa a. 70 aso.e No. TO red sse No
coarse grain quotations: Corn--Cash
No; 3. sthc; No: yellow; sso car sam q.
oats--cash No. . white, car at soc;
1" Tyse-S;ash No. .. sec.
Beans--Cash and May. sells nominal.
Glover seed--Prime spot. 80 bags at
sf2; March, si2: October. $3.50: sam
pie. II bags az sil.S0, IL , az iii ,t Ky
sample alsike, 10 bags at sl1.2s, IL at
Timothy seed-Prime spot. so bags
Barley--soid by sample, car at
Recejpts in the Detroit market on
Monday included 400 bbis OF -four. 3
cars OF wheat, OF corn and OF oats.
Withdrawals were 200 bbls OF flour.
Stocks are 29e,443 bu OF wheat. l6f..
26i bu OF corn, 55,0o4 bu or oats. s.esl
bu OF barley and a,521 bu OF rye.
Wheat In Liverpool closed 1 Nd low
err and corn unchanged TO I'D higher.
Northwestern wheat receipts Nom
day, 3i2 cars. year ago. SS76 cars.
Wheat receipts at Kansas CITY. lel
cars; year ago. "a cars.
year ago. $1,000 bu.
Wheat on passage. sos,cec bu in
WORLDS wheat exports last week. TO-
76s, 900 bu.
visible supply changes last week.
wheat, $4,000 bu decrease; corn. 651.-
900 bu decrease: oats. 5000 bu increase.
wheat IN farmers hands. according
to the goverrment report In $4,000. 900
bu against zoe. s0f 900 bu I'm 1907: 49,
fea.ees IN fseS; 1900 bf'- IN fss. and
I32.D00.00D bu I'm 49,
wheat receipts at proninry points
Monday, 1890 bu; year age. i.o2s.oce
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-09
WOUNDS SISTER,
Then SHOOTS
SELF DEAD
csRL GRAPrLEs WITH WHITE
NALL MAIL CARRIER INTENT
orr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ INJURY, LET'S GO.

n MUSKEGoN, Mich., March p
Especial 1.-THE village of Whitehall
Was thrown into excitement today. by
near-murder and dramatic suicide
n Lee Hickey, aged 90, rural mail
carrier. who had been insane for nine
months, went 10 the barr and secured
= revolver from The eetbin. His I'VE
sisters saw. him, ana ran after him.
He hurried upstairs and fred one shot
10 his sister Alice, who grappled with
him. The shot tore away one or ne
hngars. The injury weakened her 50
1he was unable to offer further resist
ance. and saw him shoot three bullets
into his body, before ner eyes.
There was a report mat Hickey had
been tainpering with the mails, but
1t vas found to be utterly grourdless.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-09
M'KEE RETAINS LABORI,
WHO DEFENDED DREYFUS

PARIS. March 81 sensation Is ex'
pected when the Hart Mckee divorce
case again comes up before the court
next wednesday. II IL reported that
NJ. Labor, who defended Dreyfus, and
who is McKee's lawyer, is preparing
10 refute the charge that Mckee took
his wife's money anu dragged ner
about by the hair.
NJ. Iabori will also press the CHARGE
of defamation against both Mrs. Nc
Kee and her father. G.. NJ. Baxter. Nc
KEGS lawyer demands retractions IN
the newspapers Of the charges of
cruelty brought against the husband.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-09
GOVT. THREEs IN
DROP Or IA
UPWARD MOVEMENT OF FIRST
HOUR FOLLOWED BY SLIGHT
NET LOSSES.
STOCKS CLOSE.

Am. e. a. r., 30A Am. Loco, 81;
& DC Dts 81 so An Am sq sms hef sis" AA nam
T.. az: Il. K o.. SEES Brook. Rap. Tran.
4sA; Gent. Ieath, IN G, q O., 2s-
Col I r. Z l.. ist Distillers. soS; Del
4 Hud. Canal. 151; Denver d ri c., 10.
Erie, IS Il do firSts, 2Trs 10 SECONDS.
r. se. G Se N HsA ls Ss = \ ii Ho Mi.
Nickel plate, az; Nat. Lead. asJ.; Nor,
& West. elk; \, Amer, 4sA n "
sss: ont. & west, s5s Psc. Mail
s. s.. IS; Penn. il7h; r. G. l. & c..
IS: Phil. & Read, l02ss Pressed Steel
Car, 2l5s' Repub; Steel; IN; Rock ISL,
schloss steel. AZ; SO. Pac., IAN; So. Ry.'
sA: W, U. Teie 50A.
NEW YORK, March 9.-Cbanges in
the stock market at the opening were
advances, extending TO 11s in Southern
Pacific, Delaware e. Hudson /. Smelt-
ers II. st. Paul 3-s. and In all ".
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Colorado
Fuel and Pressed Steel Car gained J.
Atchison was up IA and Great North
ern preferred. Copper and Car Foun-
dry up Is. Canadian Pacific and Steel
preferred were unchanged. At the end
or 10 minutes trading the tone was
firm.
The upward movement that was in
progress Saturday. continued for q
good part OF the. first hour. this morn.
ing, the market opening strong with
some stocks on the first sales show
ing gains ranging from fractions to
over one point and on combined COW
ering OF shorts and some outside buy
ing. further material gains were made
before the upward movement was
checked.
Union Pacific, which still holds its
place as the market leader, rose ] is
To 11S 3-4 Reading crossed 101 against
SO rs at the close on Saturday. Della
ware & Hudson, Southern Pacific,
Western Union, National Lead and
Brooklyn Rapid Transit showed gains,
la the early trading, of one point or
more and a number OF stocks, while
not making important gains. moved
up TO the highest range reached on
this movement. Before the hour was
ended. there was evidence OF heavy
selling OF stocks from sources that are
supposed to have been actively iden
tilted with much of the bull manipula.
ton. Prices on this selling yielded
enough TO wipe out good part of the
early gains in some cases. The end
of the hour showed slight net losses
In government bonds. the threes reg
istered and threes coupon declined
IA each. Other bonds irregular.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-09

PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND
EQUIPAGE. - Chief Quartermasters
Office, Federal building, Chicago. Ill.
February 20, 190S.--Sealed proposals, In
triplicate, Will be received here until 1 2
o'clock. noon, Wednesday, March IL,
1908, and than opered. for delivery at
either the Philadelphia. New York.
Boston or Chicago depot of the Quar-
termasters Department OF 100000 pairs
OF Light Weight Wool Stockings: guam
!ity TO be subject to an increase or
from 20 per cent 10 so per cent. IL de-
sired by The Department. The risht is
reserved to reject or accept any or all
proposals or any part thereof Prefer
ence Will be given to articles OF domes-
tic manufacture. conditions of quality
and price Including in the price OF
foreign productions or manufactures
the duty thercon) being equal. stand
ard sample can be seen, and speci hca-
tions, blanks for proposals and full In
formation will be furnished upon sp-
plication to this office. Envelopes con-
tanning proposals 10 be Endorsed Pro,
posais for Clothing and a Go9ripsSe' N 70
ROBINSON. JR-. Chief Quartermaster.
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Sealed proposals Will be received at
this office until Thursday March ~
chase OF two. one and one-half q n y
story frame houses, known as 49s Dis
tel-ave. and 2f50 Krupp-st. formerly
Abbott-sD, corner Distel-ave.. adjoin-
ing the Higgins school. Eighteenth
Ward, near Woodmere cemetery.
The above mentioned houses must be
removed by the purchaser within thir-
ty days from date of purchase.
All bids must be accompanied by
cash or certified check in the amount
OF $50.
The Board OF Education reserves the
right 10 reject any or all bids.
WILLIAM j. LEE.
SecretarV
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-09
Markets Gnd Finance

buying By Finley Darrell and the PIT
crowd. Commission houses We're tar
buyers on the break. Liverpool was
not quite up 10 our decline OF Saturday,
Worlds shipments were 1O.l6s.00O Du.
against i0.eSs.000 4 year ago. Open
corn. May, 63tst TO 63Ac; oats. May.
52Ise pork, May, .fl2.20; lard, May
$7.y5; ribs. May. sass.
There was change In sentiment on
wheat late. the feeling becoming bull
ish on the government figures, while
wheat closed - "a isc lower, n reacted
sharply nom the bottom: corn Was
up =. ole: oats gained y a as and pro
visions were n @10c higher. Closing
prices Wheat. May. 95sc; corn, May,
64i4c to 6iAc; oats, May, 53hc, pork.
May. ti3.12h ais; lard, May, So IA;
ribs. May. S6.S2k.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-09
UNION MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Bricklayers, No. 2, No. 222 Ran.
dolDh-st.; Electrical Workers. No. II,
No. tiO First-st.; Hosting and Port.
able Engineers. No. J24, No 257 Beau.
oien-st.; Iron holders. No 317, No
las Gratiot-aye.; Patternmakers
league, No. as Gratiot-ave.: Painters,
Decorators and Paperhangers. No. 255
Beaubien-st.; Plastercrs' Helpers, No.
l6l, Kings hall; Retail Clerks. No
1863, Cowie building, Tailors, No. e2e,
Federation hall; Wood, Wire AMI
Metal Lathers. No. 8, No. 20 Gratio..
ave-; Boxmakers and Sawyers. No
f24, Twenty-third and Assists.
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Conee-Package coffee. yi4.75 91ss6
per 100 lbs
Dressed Caives-Fancy, Sashc; com.
mon, 6dp7c per Id.
Dressed Hogs-Light, 696Ac per H.
AZ uSc per Id
Esgs-strest prices: Fresh. receipts
20M 2lc. Official prices Extras. 22c.
arSts 2lc--cases Included
Flour--Michigan patent. In wood
ssSs s second patent 81 psr nS .2'' straight
coarse sa corn meal $3.50: eorn and 0 ost
chop. s24.75; coarse middlings. sac; tine
mi Frs.h sves .s Ssr .oG onions rse
soc per doz; cucumbers. s2.2S per
doz; lettuce, ,s@ioe per Id; spinach. .Sc
per pef DOC elephant s01 aOc per
Finna. Hadsie-sQ1ic per 10.
Grapes--Malagas. sf.50W5,So per Dbl
Green Peppers--s5c per basket.
I4Qisc: extracted: S asc per Id.
Hickory Nuts-S2 per bu,
Hny--Detroit shippers are paying the
following. prices for new baied hay In
car lots. { o. B. Detroit, :, No ID ! timothy.
m mixed. sis.so@fs; rye straw. 81; wheat
an m.S Sss Z. cured sS &C., ' No. G'' cured
s ss no No sIes se is KIP srs sS
tic tic: No !. sMc; calf. green. No. l..
g. Ss. :. q: SseeDiaiHs. as ' to wool
Hardwsre-wtre nails, $40; base
barbed wire, s2sc: No. 8 annsaied wire.
s235; poultry netting before weaving,
cloth. .sl.ie per 100 feet: lap and slip,
after weaving. so per cent on. wire
Joint eavetrough, so and 10 per cent
on; round and corrugated conductor
pipe; 20 and per cent 90 on
Lemous-Caiifornia. ss@3.5o per box.
Mushroom.-6oc per ID.
OrnnRes-Caiifornia navels, e2.5S@
sene, shc; turpentine, In barrel lots.
PsneaPpie--=Florida, saa:.so per doz.
PSs.sse.-csr lots. Z o. b. Detyolt.
s346sc per bu: new Bermudas. $3.50
Pouitry-Live springs. 12@1sc: hens,
lac; ducks. lsai4c: geese. io@11c:
@iic; hens. lac: ducks. i4@isc; geese.
is I've; sssness ' sor P s5e family
pork. s1!gl4.5o: light. clear. $3.50;
s1 on Hss box; per su: Spanish. u.a5
Oii.--Raw iinseed. 45c: boiled lin
seed. 46c gal. less ] per cent for cash
heavy. $1,000; smoked hams. sMc: dry
sailed briskets, INC. shoulders. SC;
Picnic hans M s,,,s bacon los ar d. In
Rabhits-sl.2 5 a $50 per doz.
rnwberries-55g q COO per ut.
sweet Potntoes-Illinois. s2@2.sS per
blu: So per bbl
suxnr--Crystal dominoes. $40: eagle
tablets. secs; cut loaf, $3.50; cubes,
$50; XXXX powdered, ss.59. gTsvpd-
lated extra coarse. s5.25, granulatcd.
in bulk. s5.15: granulated. In l0-lb cot
ton bags, $3.50: graduated in 2S-lb cot
ton bags. $50. Michigan ganulate,i,
.O5: confectioners \. So; No. 4. 50. ~
No. 2 s5.f5; No. ;, $5.tt, No. so.u5'
No 8, So No. 8. $i.9o; No. z. $3.50; No.
II. s4.7O; No. IL, S4.65; No. IS. si.G5;
No. "a. $3.50; No. Is. $3.50 per 100 lbs.
TniIow-No. 1, 4%c; No. 2. &C per 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-09
NON-PARISANSHIP IN
CITY MATTERS LOST

PEToSKEY, Mich, March 9.-(Spc-
cial) --vNon-partisanship in city mat
tiers. which was unanimously indorsed
at the business mems banquet, has
gone a-glimmering because of the
greed OF officer seekers. Candidates
for every office have filed petitions un-
der the primary law and there is no
power that can choke them of.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-09
SOAKS MUTUAL TRANSIT
$4,000 FOR RELATING

BUFFALO. March 9.-Judge John
r. Hazel this morning fixed the penal
ty for rebating against the Mutual
Transit Co., at $1,000. but said he had
found from the evidence, that the
Mutual Transit Co. was not a persist
ent violator OF the law, and this was
its initial offense. He declared that
the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Co. must be considered the initiative
In the matter, and the Mutual Transit
Co. an accessory.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-09
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, March Slime loans
so days, az: 80 days. 3N six months.
AZ. Posted rates: Sterling exchange.
si.s4@4.s7h. with actual business IN
bankers bills at s4s620 for demand.
and S44.s31s a a for so day bills. Prime
mercantile paper firm, ; to 6 per cent
for best names. London bar silver,
90 e-fsd: New York bar silver, 557s
Mextcau dollars AZ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-09

Z Spencer Bland. former employe OF
the composing room OF The Times.
died Sunday In the home Of MS IA.
ther, p. N. Bland, In Hudson, Mich.
re had been III several months with
tuberculosis Mr.. Bland was popular
With host Of friends I'm Detroit who
VIII regret TO hear OF his death He
Is survived by his parents his widow
-zuu a brother. -