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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-09
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Nav s--CIose: Wheat was
nervous all Saturday and fluctuations
were sharp. lot Of unloading came
at the opening, forcing prices OF
cent A recovery came from the de-
cline on buying by bulls who had been
waiting for n soft spot and then some
more realizing caused another spell OF
weakness The bulls are as bullish as
ever. hut admit that such breaks az
shat OF saturday must be expected
from time TO time. Liverpool was
strong and cash wheat In ppss millinS
demand
Whca, quotations-Cash. No, rcd.
SIOg. Nav opened OF sc 81 st02~s
touched Sl.0211. gained 10 and dcclln ii
10 Si.O3: July opened at S4c. lost hc.
gainedIc and declined 10 93Ac. Sop
TENDER opened at giilc dropped To Jlc
touched SIC aud declined TO SIC. No.
rcd. Si09. No. I white, sl03.
coarse grain quotations. Corn-Cash.
No 3. 52c. No. yellow, 1ti1c> bid.
closing al &c nominal No. yellow,
oats-Cash. NO 3 white. caps at
55c. No. q white. J car at Sfc. sample
1 car at &c, . at s3fsc
Rye-Cash. No. ?. soc asked.
Beans--Cash and May. s24s: June.
s2sg nominal
!. verseed-Prime spot. $3.50: Oc-
tober. 100 bags at sT55. cample. baas
ss an at SKA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-09
.NEW BOOKS IN THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY

Gabrielle d'Annunzlo-''The Daughter
OF JOrio,' a pastoral tragedy. Edwin
a, Barber Lead Glazed Pottery Ger
trude l.. h ell--"Syria. the Desert and
the SOwn." r. j. Berg" Electrical
Energy. It's Generation. etc" John
Burroughs-"Leaf and Tendril." Here
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and Nutrition" II. j. Davenport
Value and Distribution" critical
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Cycles OF speculation. Rudolf lain
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A. Kinds American Communities and
Co operative Colonies Edwin }.
HoVston~--"W Wonder book OK tile Atmos-
phereN FOX children. r. X, Hutton
The Gas Engine" C 5. lsaAcsOh
''Story ~ the English Cardinals" Franz
r. Junge-"Gas Power" +. Ernest
Phythian-"Trees ia Nature Myth and
Art" G. l. Poor-'"The Solar system
Arthur Preuss-"The Fundamental Fai-
lacy Of Socialism" Henry l. Roth
Great Benin" ITS customs art and
horrors" vs. 4. SeVery-
Social Redemption" Ada w Ander-
son---"The Heart % the Red FiTs
Rene Bazin--"The Nun" story OF the
religious war IN France jacques Fu-
treilc--"Thc Simple Case OF susan
Jacques Rutrelie--"The Thinking Ala
chine on the Case r.. De In PasfurC-
Peters Mother A. J. Stringer--.sTne
Under Groove" George : Wasson--
Homie from the Sea"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-09
BANK Il INTERESTS
CON SERvATIV I'VE
AND bEAR|SH
GREAT NORTHERN. UNION PAci'
FIG AND OTHER ny. STOCKS
CONSPICUOUS FEATuREs-c. &
o. SHOWS DECIDED STRENGTH.
BY c. E. WARRINGTON.

NEW YORK. May 9.-The stock
market does not halt. Its advance to-
day was firm and marked, But despite
the forward movement in railroads
and the prevalent bullish sentiment,
the banking interests still maintain
an attitude that is conservative and
somewhat bearish.
Great Northern, Union Pacific.
Southern Pacific. Reading, Rock Is
land aud ST Paul were conspicuous
features There was a decided evil
dence OF strength in Chesapeake &
Ohio. which az its present price re-
turns about the lowest interest return
on It's dividend OF any stock on the
railroad list. An active pool Is tryine
10 market the stock which certain
banking interests took over from the
Pennsylvania, but heretofore could
not sell The striking thing about
Union Pacifics advance beyond lao is
that there seems 10 be as little stock
for sale around that figure as there
was around l20 and 1870. The advance
has not sensibly increased the boating
supply One feature Of the advance
in the market has been those who are
in measure controlling the floating
supply OF stocks have insisted tnat
stocks be supplied on successive high
or levels with just enough freedom
10 keep the advance orderly. Thus
an open bear panic has been ayerted.
G. Ms Spectacular Showing.
II is estimated upon present indica'
tons that Great Northern will earn
about per cent in the current fiscal
year on it's $4,000 900 preferred out
standing. or approximately s4OeO,OOO
more than last years dividend require
ment on that stock, The increase Is
out OF line with the reports or other
roads this year Concerning net earn
ings there are no indications that they
will be larger than those reported in
l906-07.
The exchange market, Irregular
most OF the week. closed somewhat
firmer II is SO narrow on account
of the light inquiry for remittance
and the small supply OF commercial
bills that dealers in exchange take
every opportunity 10 make a turn In
the market whereby some profit may
be secured, even IL Il be very small
The usual realizing over sunday
caused some fractional recessions AT
the close but the tone was still strong.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-09
Much Aotlvltv, In lnvestn,ents.

Financial men say that certain lines
OF investment in Detroit are showing
more activity than at any time In
months Good bonds are being pur.
chased on l-2 per cent Basis. while,
not long ago. 6 per cent was the basis
on which such securities sold. The
state OF Michigan has become such
good field for bOnd-sellIng that agents
OF New York. Chicago and Cleveland
bond houses have been making II
favorite market to dispose OF their
wares The local public Is ALL fight
ing shy Of the speculative stocks, how
ever.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-09
xrw yonK sToCK LETTER.

Furnished by Cameron Currie 70.
There was considerable uncertainty
and irreZularity In the market dnrlrB
the first hour OF trading. but IL show
ed the same characteristics and grew
very dull on all little declines. AFTER
IL o'clock the tone began To harder
Union Pacific. southern Pacific, Read :
ing Atchison. Smelters and the steel
stocks leading the advance. There had
evideptly been renewed short sellln ;
on the EIlnht weakness yesterday aft
ernoon and on the irregularity this
morning and these shorts were again
forced TO cover at loss Many or inc
leading stocks made new high records
for shc year again this morning and
the technical position OF the market
etill seems remarkably good.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Furnished by Cameron Currie * Co.
The copper market was dull and
without feature in today's two-hour
session. notwithstanding booming
New York market. the coppers lacked
interest and there was little disposi-
tion shown to trade. Fractional
changes In both directions were TO be
seen In spots. but these were unim-
portant ana the market on the whole
closed practically unchanged from Fri
days last figures.
Just what the real change, II any
at all. In the copper metal situation
during the past week, Is. IL In hard TO
determine. IL largely depends upon
the point OF view and the authority
accepted. The United States Metals
Selling GO. reports slightly improved
condition and quotes electrolytic frac-
tionally higher at 127sc a pound. On
the other hand the New York metal en-
change has reduced its quotations u G
In the bid price all around and now
quotes Lake at l2hc TO l2Ac; electro
lytic l2ssc TO i2ssc, and casting 1875 @
to 2Ssc. The price OF copper In Lon
don is practically unchanged from
quotations of n week ago.
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Negro suspected Of eurqIaries.

James Williams. alias Walter Hall
Negro youth we'll known 10 the POI
lice, is believed TO have been connect
ed with the four burglaries on Napol-
eon-st.. early Tuesday morning A
watch belonging TO Mrs. Lot is Towar.
whose home at No. us Napoleon-st..
was one Of those entered. was found
IN his possession. The police were un-
able TO secure any other evidence to
connect Williams with the burglaries
however. and warrant was issued
charging him with simple larceny.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-09
Rescue crow bY BUOY.

NEW YORK. May 9.-With the aid
OF the brooches buoy. life savers early
today rescued from the tank steam
ship Washtehaw, stranded on Mon
mouth beach, her captain and crew OF
SO men All were landed safely. and
IL is expected that the steamship will
be floated at next high tide.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-09
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

BOSTON. Mass May 9.--Salcs. fur.
s.23l; AZ. NO. Are. 420: Ariz. Com, isJ
All. $40; Il. g. f,1S5: ". & G., 5.O35
Blu. Gin. 1850. g. 4 A. s40. Range
i4O: - w, co. Pr, 20. @. G. g., 5sJ
Roy, So Hex. clio. Mot. 10. New.
sos, ". b. l.1G5; -. ~. lss; Csc. 9
par. 1850. Qy.. 1Oz: s. re. 100; Shan.
2s5 Sup. Cop. .. Tam. s Trim. 40
OIL ISIS. L. So a =, 1873: do pfd
Is3; Utah Cons. $40; Utah cop. so
Wow. 250y Wyan 100.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-09
CUT TO BITS BY TRAIN.

nv Byers. a section hand on the Ann
Arbor road at Mortified. was cut TO
pieces by train during the night.
and his remains scattered along the
track for a distance OF 90 rods. He
was 80 years of age and unmarried
His father, George Byers. is a farmer
near Flint.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-09
UNDER GENERAL PRIMARY LAW.

---Atty.-Gen. Bird holds that the local
act Of 1907, providing for primaries in
Midland. Bay and St. Clair counties.
was repealed ~fhe general primary
law passed at the special legislative
session. The effect is TO make the
general primary law operative in the
counties named
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-09
PRODUCE.

Commission men reported a steady
and only moderately active market this
morning Butter. eggs and poultry
were unchanged as 10 prices. but potl-
try Is extremely slow and dealers are
rather ioking for lower markets. Tho
fresh vegetable list Is well Allied and
there f. a good demand. Straw berrsNls
were I'm moderate supply only the
quality was excellent. and the demand
good.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-09
FLASHED BY WIRE

ITHACA, n. Y, May 9.--Dr. An
drew d. White, former president OF
Cornell university. writes that when
he reached Genoa he read his own
obituary in the leading socialist or
gan. The article gave an account of
DIR. Whites death. with an extended
biography.
WASHINGTON. May 9-The bien-
NAL council OF the Society OF Colonial
DANES reelected the present officers
except Miss Wharton. the historian,
who declined TO continue. Miss Alice
French, OF Iowa, was elected histor-
Ian In Miss Wharton's place. Among
the other officers who were reelected.
are Mrs. William X. Cox. Virginia,
president: Mrs. Henry Laht Lyster.
Michigan aud Mrs. Kennon. District
OF Columbia. honorary vice president,
who hold office for life.
ROME. May 9.-The king OF Italy
entertained all OF the officers who
are here taking part in the interna-
tional racing meet at Rome. at gar
den party in the Quirinal gardens
Many members OF the aristocracy and
diplomatic corps were present.
ROME, May 9.--AI elaborate ban
Qnet In honor OF the first birthday OF
the heir 10 the Spanish throne was
given here last night at the Spanish
embassy. and was attended by many
persons OF noble rank.
BALTIMORE. May 9,-The execu.
tive committee of the Prohibition par
~ met here today TO arrange for the
national convention. in Columbus,
O.. July Is, and to make plans for
the conduct Of the national campaign.
The members OF the executive com
mittee TO be present today, are: Prof.
Samuel Dickie, of Michigan: A. A.
Stevens. OF Pennsylvania; Felix 7.
McWhorton, treasurer. of Indianapo-
lIs; Finley c.. Hendrickson, OF Cum
berland. Md: and w. G. Calderwood.
OF Minnesota.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-09
. Appi..-Fancy. ss9s.so. common. q

q Appis:.-Fancy. ssgaso. common. 81
BesasGpried Lima. Hure per ID.
red kidney, sl.yo0a per bu.
Butt~r--Offcial prices EytSa cream
cries, 2sc; ir ,ss a4G; crooks. zoe;
Cabb.ge-Home- grown. 81 per bbl;
csiery~Florida, 81 per crate
Cranberries--late howes. $3.50 per
CauIIsower-califor sL7592 DC,
Cheese--Michigan full cream. new.
l2ei Llmburger, new. i9c; Old l1C;
brick. lac: Schweitzer. Use per 10.
Cone---Packase coffee. sli.7s0I6ss
per 100 lbs
pressed Hes.-Light. 707Ac per ID:
Dressed Caives--Fancy, 7asc; COM
mon. s9ehc per ID.
ira, case count. 1874 c per doz
Flour-Michigan patent: n wood.
!ss s sSsUnd , psssse ne, lbs; straight
Fs:d-Jobbing lots, bran. ,asoo:
chop. ;2s coarse rniddiings. sac: fins
Fresh vegetsbies-Green onions. 1oc
per doz: cucumbers. 75c@sl per dog:
lettuce, s01oc per 10; spinach. CSC
per Per cf Sas &c pys sT a0s
dor: asparagus. sl.25 a l.so. doz: green
peas, sa25 per. gu: wax beans. s:.25
per Bon xsMsen5 beans; q per aampe ss
Hsra',arr~wire na,is iats: base
painted rs Sasesd wirs; $40 gaiysn ,I,s
Goth. $40 Der 100 feet lap and slip.
50 and Drr cen, on poultry Sdn, betting TIL.
Joint eavetrough. so and 10 per cent
OF: round and corrugated conductor
pipe. IS and s per cent OF
isQi5c: extracted. s0sc per 10.
iiiehesy Nuts-S2 per bu.
H.ympssrc,s "sslppsss az" ssi psyibnS the he
SIS Sss no s clio clover. %isss
ia ss ,sySs is5a tcn N c ~nf ict and cat
,Hidss-Na; cured sMe; No ? cured,
s sIs:a No No. sSasi No No a. 9sSsi hsp
calf cured. No. ]. lie: No. 2. sKc. calf,
Green. No No. A; ios' no = shs per s 10;
sSins s az t. WOOL Mo ssee NI T. w. sheep
i.s%os.-cafiiforhin. ssIs.so per box.
Ms ssis s"s.Sew per p ip i'c per To-
ol;so per bu; spanish; si.as crate.
IL e 10 as S diamond sead dig ks ae"
.sne. shc;. turpentine. IL barrel lots.
SIC per Edt
0ranges--Caiitornia naveis. s2.1s0
?z5per box.
PineappIe--Florida. sssoe4 per
case.
Pop Corp--Ears. ~ q &c per 10
Posstoes--Car lots. 4. o. y. Detroit,
Go a. zoe per bu. new Berrnudas. s2.75
per blu. IS per Dbl; Floridas, si.75 per
bu. s. per Dbl.
PouItry-Hens. 1shc: chickens. ave:
geese, logic. turkeys. 15416c per Id.
rrovssfon---Nes pork. $3.50. family
pork, s17@17.5o: light. clear, $3.50:
heavy. sic. smoked hams 10% o. lie; dry
falfed briskets. 81 u &c; shoulders. Shc:
picnic hams. Sc. bacon. IL n II &c. laru,
In tterces. shc; kettle rendered. 1Ols c
per 10.
northumberland cases. $215Q3.
sweet Petatocs--filinois. s2u 2.2s per
bu, 81 per bbl
sugar--crystal dominoes. $3.50: eagle
tables. S.2E; cut loaf. 1925. cubes.
$3.50: xxx powdered. $6.15: Rranu-
lated. extra coarse. s5.s5: granulated. In
bulk. s5.75; granulated. in 25-lb cotton
bags $3.50: Michigan granulated. 1856:
confectionery A, $500, No. 1, s5.Ts; NJ.
2. s5.T5; No. 3. $50; No. ~ S5.s5: No. ;.
$3.50: Nc, 6, 1855: No. Z. $3.50: No S.
t5.t5; No. 3. $40. No 10. 1895; No. IL.
$3.50; No. ~. 1925; No. 10. s525: No.
IL. $50, No. 10. $3.50 per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-09
An Up-to-Date Connection.

Blank-That girl is connected with
some of the most important families
in town.
Flank-Why. she doesn't look like
an aristocrat
Blank--She isn't She's a telephone
girl-Tit Bits
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-09
COPPER MARKEr-cLosE.

Apex. q i2-fs; All. 1914 Are. 3n.
22is Cop Con, seis c.. 4 A.. l04is;
? oAI Ely W. l payl. p CAN 2, Butte q.
Gold Cons, 8. Lake. l0t.: Mob. 20;
MAJ. go Mich loS Mex. Con-. ga.
Nip. Isle Roy. isA Nev.. Cons.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-09
NEW YORK METAL

NEW YORK;. May S.--At the Metal
exchange today. further downward
tendency was shown In commodities.
All grades ut copper were reduced a
in the bid price. TIN was OF n for
spot and nearby deliveries: Lake.
S2,s2ts electrolytic $3.50: casting.
$l2.2 lead, sI20. spelter. s455; tin.
$40 60 L.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-09

LAKEWOOD. " Y. May 9.-That
the condition of Grover Cleveland was
greatly improved within the last week
is evident from the cheerful demean-
or of those who are attending the for
mer president In the Lakewood hotel
today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-09

NEW YORK. May 9.-The cotton
market this morning opened firm AT
an advance OF 10 IL points. Influenced
by strong cables from Liverpool An
idea prevailed that the market at Liv-
erpCol had been manipulated for the
purpose OF unloading "a lot OF cotton
here. and the initial gains. therefore.
We're reduced sharply under selling by
commission houses.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-09

Y. Butte. sss. Old Dom. s3ta; Par.
81; quincy. IS: Raven. / .-I6; Shan.
AZ sup. Pitts. I2ls Santa Re, / a.
Tam. Ss; Trim. Cop. 1875 Utah Cons,
ssL. Yukon. &is L, s. OH. 22IS. u. ;.
r. 4 ). ptd. Al. Wow, iS. Wyan.. So
Bos corbin, IL: First Nat, 2sp.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-09
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. May 9.-Money on call.
nothing said In money today. POSTED
rates. sterling exchange. SISSY N as.
at t4s7E for demand. and Sass for
s0-day bills. Prime mercantile paper.
unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-09
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bonds. furnished b. Cameron Currle
az 60. New IS reg. loS y q i0+; do.
coup. loS44 QlOiis new 3s reg. 1909
a lOi u: do. coup. 1905 u oil = new
- reg. llsia q ig0is. do. coup. lsl "a
hid
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-09
Old &C Iple AsphxIated.

CHICAGO, May S.-Patrick Laner-
gan. 67 years old. Waterman en-
pioyed by the Grand Trunk railroad.
and his wife. Johanna. SO years old,
were found dead In bed In gas-filled
room in their home. No. 1894 Marsh
fleld-ave., early today. The double as
phyxiation is believed to have been
Incidental.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-09

For the convenience OF motorists.
complete Photographic outfits are fur
nished. with all the essential chemi-
Gals, In tabloid form.
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CURRENT PALAyER
OF The POLITICIANS

Joseph p Tracy. probable Prohlbl.
tt9uist candidate for president. is 10
speak At the Y. NJ. C.. A, May 26.
Although the election OF school
Inspector in the Tenth ward 10 sue
|ceed Dr. q. p Johnson is almost a
year away. three possible candidates
are being mentioned already One is
Edward Smith, known as "Rattrap''
from his manufacture OF wire rodent.
destroyers. another is William Klein
ley and the third is James Downey.
who runs the drug store formerly
owned by J. ]. Haarer. ID. p. w. com
missioner.
Roger Irving Wykes, OF Grand Rap
Ids. Is being brought forward as can
didnte for the Republican nomination
TOR encouragement. He took an i'm
portant part as assistant 10 the attor-
ney.general in the preparation and
trial OF q number OF cases In which
railroads were sued successfully by
the state. He was chairman OF the
committee on finance and taxation In
the constitutional convention, and
showed great ability In that posi-
ton. wykes was born In Grand Rap
ids and studied law in the University
OF Michigan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-09

acts that are original and backed up
Dy good talent. The moving picture =
are changed as often as twice each
week
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Job Prfnting done right. Times Print-
80 Co.. IL John R.-st. Phone 1898.
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LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.
Report of Market Opening ny sndier.
Rertek & Co.. Coamisston MerchnntA

EAST BUFFALO.
Report of Market Opening ny sadier.
Rerick & Co.. Commissson M~rchnssA
BUFFALO. May Special Hogs
Receipts 1000; medium and heavy.
$5.S5n6; workers., $3.50 " SOS; pigs.
s5.65n5.70. LAmbs--Top, s1d7.I5.
Calves-Top. 1850. Cattle-Steady.
MARKET CLOSE.
EAST BUFFALO. " Y, May s.-Cat-
tle-.Recefpts so: trade light. steady.
NeaIs--Receipts $50 head. market ac-
tive. 25c lower at $5a75O. Sheep and
Iambs-Receipts 5000 head. market
active, steady; lambs. s5e5G515; year
lings. SOS q $50; sheep, s3Gs. Hogs
Receipts 3,f00, market slow, $1,000
lower. workers.. y5.S0m5.s5: pigs, $3.50
n 5.65. mixed and heavies. $3.50 "a 95.
rOughs. s4S0I5. stays. s3.15n425.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, May s-Hogs-Receipt
1900. market steady; light S5.30g
5s5: mixed, s5.35g5.70; heavy. $3.50
5.67 u roughs. s5.25G5.i5: workers..
s560n Sos: pigs. s4.50@5.25: good to
choice heavy. <.4545.e5. Cattle-Re-
celpts 400. Unchanged: beeyes sis5g
725. Texas steers. - 900 $50. western
steers. $4.65W6: stockers and feeders.
g310Q5.75: cows and heifers. s25ou
$50: calves, si75@s25. Sheep--Re-
celpts 1900. market unchanged: natives
and westerns, SiI6.10: yeariings. $b.15
I6.-5; lambs, natives $3.50 q I.C5, west
erns. s5.50W7.'0.
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CONTINUED from Firth Page

story. which l. only interrupted by
the rollicking mirth and sensational
incidents Among the scenes unfolded
are. Tie miser's home, the house OF
the fallen and the old CLOTHES shop.
an opium den. Madison square PARK
In winter the salvation" Army bar
racks ferry boat landing Al Forty
second-st and the ringside OF the
Columbia Athletic club where the old
clothes man scores & knockout In TINS
last scene Danny Dougherty and Kid
viii indulge IN spirited box
ing contest
Matinees will be given daily except
on "Wednesday.
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CABDRIVER SAW GIRL
FIGHT WITH
MRS. GUINNESS
Continued from Fir., psRea

Continued from First PaGe1
like Mrs. Guinness" she declared. She
does not weigh anywhere near 200
pounds. She is exceptionally pretty
and has no bad teeth. as was the
case with the La Porte murderess
had expected her at the house this
morning. as she had previously wired
that she would reach New York TO
day without fail"
Both women were nicely dressed
The travelling men who furnished
the information were E, r Buell.. and
II. F. Hunt. who said they were from
Detroit, They say that the woman
was between 80 and 40 years OF age
and weighed about 200 pounds. She
was heavily yelled and seemed eager
10 avoid attention on the car Once
she raised her veil and il was then
that they noticed the resemblance
that she bore 10 the picture OF the
Indiana murderess as printed in the
newspapers.
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job PrfntIng-.-Done Right Times
Printing Co.. Is John Ret Phone 1874