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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-15
PARLIAMENT MEMBER
INCITED A RIOT

LONDON. Oct. 15.-Tne recent
demonstrations of the unemployed In
Great Britain brought about one re-
suit today rather out of the ordinary.
the issuing OF a warrant against Will
lam James Thorne, Social Democratic
member Of parliament. for melting to
breach of the peace by making a
speech In which he advised the unem-
ployed To rush the baker shops
rather than starve.
A body of the unemployed is march
ing today from Nottingham to Lon.
don. Serious riots were avoided In
Shefield yesterday only when the
mayor announced that the sum of
$500. 900 would be devoted to relief
work
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-15
DANE WINS BRIDE IN
WHIRLWIND ROMANCE

NEW YORK, Oct. l5-Disillusion.
divorce, q new love. a hurried voyage
over the Atlantic to Denmark 10 greet
the wouid-be bridegroom's parents. an
engagement, a wedding In London per.
formed by an American clergyman.
and ali In three months, are the essen
tial features In romance brought into
this port today, on the Scandinavian
American line steamer Tietjen.
The persons I'm this affair were on
the nrst class cabin list as Mr.. and
Mrs. Viggo Won Holstein Rathlow.
bound for st. Louis end a honeymoon
trip all over the United States. The
couple will make their home here
Mr. Rathlow 10 scion OF the house
OF Count Won ,Holstein Rathlow. In
Copenhagen. This is not his first
Journey to America--Mrs-R athlew-is
tall, slender beautiful brunette. and
was well known in Chicago as Goldie
Lang, q contralto In the Castle Square
Opera Co.
About three months ago she was
the wife of DR. r. A. Collins, or Port.
land, Ore. The doctor was older than
Miss Lang when he married her six
years ago. She was only II. They
didn't get along happily and three
months ago had q falling out. Last
September. when the blonde youns
heir to a Danish title appeared, Mrs
Collins fell desperately IN love with
him. The divorce followed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-15
G0MPERS SPEAKS
HERE TONIGHT
LABOR LEADER TO ADDRESS
MEETING IN INTEREST OF
WILLIAM o. MAHON.

The big political gathering OF Thurs
day evening will be the Gompers meet.
ing In the Light Guard armory. under
The auspices OF the labor men OF De-
troit. In behalf OF w. ID. Mahon, Demo
cratic candidate for congress from the
First district In addition, the follow
ing Democratic meetings viii be held:
vinewood hall. Vinewood and Michi-
gan-ayes.; Schroeders bowling alleys,
No 1864 Scotten-ave.: Kudron's hall.
No. 1l02 Junction-ave; Grabowski's
hall. No. 400 Canfeld-ave. east: Apel's
hall, Eighteenth and Linden-sts.
Republican meetings are as follows:
Tent meeting at Forest and Third
ayes: Petrowski's hall. yinewood and
Dix-aves. In addition TO these the fol-
lowing house meetings will be held In
the Eighth ward: George Vetter, No.
3s7 Porter-st; John HARPER. No. IS
Church-st. VIM. n. Siggins. No. 191
Locust-st.: Frank Shire. No. 222
Spruce-st.; Jos. Dever. No. 20 Syca-
more-st.; Elmer Case. No. 354 HART
son-ave., Noah Rounds, No. 745 frum-
bullave.; Frank Kennedy, No. SOC
Putnam-ave.: Herman Frurip, 1886
Hecla-ave.
Congressman DENLY addressed 4
MONDAY meeting at the Peninsular
Stove works. Friday a MONDAY meet
Ing will be held In Denby's interest on
Wight-st., between Iron-st and Mt
Eliiott-ave., to take in the employees
from the Detroit Edge Tool works.
Berry Bros. and the Ireland & Mat
thews plant.
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ey T. C.. ShOTWEll.

NEW YORK. Oct. l5.-Losses of an
average Of one point were recorded In
the leading issues. during the 1rst
hour of trading In the stock market.
today. Union Pacific, Reading and
Erie were the leaders In the down
ward movement. Trading was very
dull. many issues not being traded In
during the first hour. The opening
saw nearly all issues fracttUnaffy high
er than the closing Of last night. but
the selling pressure. while not heavy.
was sufficient TO cause a decline In
nearly everything.
Canadian Pacific was conspicuous
for It's strength, while Missouri Pa
cifc lost "a Of point. st. Paul 3-S.
and Steel 3-8.
In London American stocks were
Arm. Home securities showed bet
ter tone owing to Improvement in the
Balkan situation. On the cub market
Goldfield and Cobalt shares were the
strongest features. Cobalt Central
was strong around It's high record
price. Trading was quiet during the
first hour OF the session.
Neither cotton nor grain was ma
terially changed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-15
WEBER GAINS VOTES
AS RESULT OF ERROR

Il Errors sometimes makes votes in the
roat political game, and>Ald. Weber
|os the gamer by an error which hap
ned to put him In right, Wednes-
~ evening.
"A Republican meeting was held at
-. 100 Champlain-st.. and, by mis-
oko, Aid. Weber received an invita-
on. He walked right in. found the
n6publican hosts assembled. and--did
~ walk out again. but acceded to the
<oGuests Of some of his friends present
- make q speech.
e 30 we'll did the audience like 1t that
thoy gave Weber three hearty cheers
~ the conclusion Of his address and
20 went away happy. Some of the
Domocrats of the ward have made an
ne against Weber that he has not
ways voted with the mayor. The
n6npendent vote Of the ward has been
111ytng 70 him on this Issue. however,
"a his prospects are better than be-
- u was sprung.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-15
WOMAN'S BURGLAR
NABBED BY DEPUTY

Mt. CLEMENS. Mich. Oct. 15.-
While members of the family of Frank
Blant. Gratiot road farmer. were work.
ing In the fields, a burglar ransacked
the house Wednesday. Mrs. Kathar-
Inc Walton. housekeeper. who had
been away on an errand. returned and
collided with the burglar as he walk
ed out of bedroom. He pointed a
revolver toward her and backed out Of
the house.
She gave the alarm and Under Sher-
IN John Matthews set out In pursuit
Of the man. Just across the Wayne
county line be caught up TO q strang-
er, and as he approached the man
made a movement as II TO pull out
revolver. Matthews was quicker. how
ever, and covered him. In the mans
pockets he found q revolver, num-
Der OF articles taken from the Blant
house and $6.14. The exact amount
of money stolen. There were also
number Of Detroit pawn tickets and
SSrnia and Port Huron checks. indi-
eating the man had been In the vicin-
ity where a score Of robberies had
taken place lately.
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CASE
AFTER M0RsE's
HOPPER KING" ALSO FACES PRis.
oN-AcuRTIs coMFoRTED BY
WlFE's PRESENCE.

q NEW YORK. Oct. l5.-The trial Of
Charles w. Morse. ice king and steam
nip magnate, and Alfred H. Curtis. ex.
<fesident of his National Bank OF
birth America, on four joint indict-
Honts charging over-certification and
1nappIication of funds. was continued
day before Judge Hough. in the Unit
70 States circuit court. Six Of the Is
1Hr0rs chosen yesterday, were elimin-
Ned by peremptory challenges. and
~ taking of testimony was begun.
n Nrk Curtis, wife OF the expresident.
|ns again In court at the side of her
&noband. Her presence has greatly
discouraged Curtis, who, together with
{oFse. IL facing d prison sentence II
D0nd guilty.
The trial Of F. Augustus Heinxe. the
6mer copper king who IL also I'M
- Indictment for the over-certt6ca-
IN Of checks of his brother to the
@1m0unt OF $45O. 900, drawn on the Mer-
ntfle National bank, IL scheduled to
|Cucw the prosecution OF Messrs.
(orDe and Curtis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-15
'YEGGS' ROB BANK
AND P0sT0FF|CE
sHER,FF's POSSE PuRsuEs MEN
WHO BLEW SAFES IN
POSEN, MICH.

ALPENA, Mich, Oct 1s.-(Speciai)
The private bank OF McColl. Lear
ment- Go and the -postomce. AZ
Posen, a village Is miles north OF here.
were robbed last night by "yeggmen.
who blew the banks safe. getting $500.
and the postofice safe, securing a
small quantity OF stamps. httie
money and-twe- watches. Dark
and postofIice are In the same build
ing, which is owned by Postmaster Jo
seph Smith.
A posse. headed by the sheriff. Is
after the "yeggs." Four tramps seen
lately in the vicinity Of Posen are be
lieved to be the guilty persons. 1t IL
said that the sfugitivss took to the
woods. in the direction OF Rogers
City.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-15
GHOST" OF LAWSON n
ALLAYS CURB PANIC

BOSTON, Oct. 15.-There was q
wild time on the Boston curb market
yesterday and before II was over me
police reserves had to be called out to
quell the excitement. The trouble
started with another rumor of the
death Of Lawson and ended with q
raid on Bay State 0as that ceased
only after quotations had been driven
from so cents to 12B, with more than
100000 shares sold. The trouble start
ed soon after opening. and under
heavy sales the price dropped from
95 to so.
Then Lawson appeared on the curb
and Issued orders to his brokers to
buy every share Of Bay State stock
offered 1t any price. lawson brok-
ers demanded immediate transfers OF
stock. Bear interests are said TO be
ioo. 900 shares short.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-15
M I HEALEY, Man
WHO ACCUSED
kEEFE :
, DECLARES DEMOCRATIC Ma
|7ioNAL COMMITTEE IN STATE
mGNr. KEEPING Ire PROMISE
70 REVEAL iNFoRMANT's NAME

s NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-"Tim" Hea'
president of the international
ofherhood OF Stationary Firemen.
~ the informant who asserted Dan
FL J. Keefe. of Detroit. had been
Uomised by President Roosevelt the
Zee of commissioner general OF I'M
lgration. provided he would support
MI.
a. least that Is what the Demo
ATTIC national committee says In q
1ntsment, wherein 1t fulalis its prom
- to make known the one who
[pread the report. should the charges
<o denied.
The national committee quotes MT.
xoaIey, In part. as follows:
fsY was In washington Wednesday OF
~ week. on q matter dealing with
- organization, which brought me
v contact with an oficial OF high
|1nnding In the government service
- said 70 me:
= Dan Keefe has been selected for
nmissioner-general OF immigration.
- II that sor l said. Yes, the Job
y HIM. he replied. l asked him how
- knew, and he told me that his
n(ormant was q member Of the pres
1ont.s cabinet and knew what he was
n1hing about.
This information was not given to
- In q confidential manner. but
VII not give nay informant.s name. for
4 n plain to see what would happen
: him, II his name came out
There is not any doubt In my
Ind but that the statement that the
|resident offered Keefe the position
"a that Keefe- agreed to accept is
-. Perhaps the offer was not made
z the conference on Oct. 3 last. but
|Co1eve Il has been made"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-15
NABOB LEWISOHN TO
WED EDNA MCAULEY

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.--Friends Of
Ioooe Lewisohn and Edna McCauley.
~ actress, insist that the millionaire
IDortsman will marry the actress next
onday afternoon In the Hotel Shell
Qgne. Atlantic City. Il 10 related that
g. Lewisohn gave large dinner
1rty In the hotel Sunday. at. which
- cngagemsut and coming marriage
40 announced. Among those pres
Y we're Amelia Bingham. Lloyd Bing-
N. Adele Richie and Miss Nc
n1ey.
~. Lsvisohn has completely recov-
~ bis health For many years he
- attentive to Lillian Russell.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-15
Society Leader Burns to Death.

ALBUQUERQUE. ". NJ. Oct. 49,
Mrs. Louise II. Chamberlain, So
ciety leader. and sister of Perry s.
Heath. former assistant postmaster
general and later editor ofsthe Salt
Lake Tribune, was burned to death
at her home last night In fire, which
started from an explosion Of gasoline.
A servant cleaning a rug with gasoline
came too close to an opel crate fire
and an explosion followed. In which
Mrs. Chamberlain's clothing caught
fire
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-15
CASHIER VANISHES AND
BANK is CLOSED

4 BRADFORD. Ark, Oct. 15-The
Bradford state bank closed It's doors
yesterday as the result OF the disap-
pearance of the cashier, II. J. Dren-
men, who is alleged TO be about $4,000
short In his accounts.
.Fhe assets and IA siiities- Of the bank
are not known. \ warrant has been
issued for the arrest OF Drennen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-15
COPPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Ariz. Com'l, 35s4; Aim. 1854; OIL.
lie. Bos. Cons. "a: Bos. & corb..
lSh; Butte & Lon, as; Cop. Con, 70 y (;
Z. IL H.. $50: c. 4 a, 1861: Cent,
BAN Davis d., 3: T.. Butte. 81: FIR.
~ e. tam, fe;; Cold. Cons. . u Han,
6: Isle Roy. 2Sh Kew Cop. az; Las.
IA: Lake. Iih Maj. ss; Mich. 1914
Mia, los Mayn.. 55: Mex. Con. 4; Nip.
Newh., 5: n. Butte. s2i. do Elk. 6: Old
Dom. 4siz; Csc. lls; Par, 2sA Raw.
81; shan, i5h-, sup. Cop. 2sh Tam.
Ga q; T Cop COP Cop IN Utah h,I Cons ms
r., Ssss do pfd. 45: Youkon, 7-l6.
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+ HnyTy Fox, New York pickpocket
z many aliases. according to the DO
-. was caught with his hand In the
Dcket Of James w. Pogue at the
~ game, Wednesday. and held for
~ police. In the central station he
NE bic name nc Samuel Allen and
- address a. Chicago. but Police
>o>ographer Carmody 1T once spot
~ &5m - rez=-ffe wHs xrreyred IN
o6oor during the July race meet
IA Carmody "mugged" him at that
~ Mr.. Pogue secured q warrant
oro6ay morning, charging Fox with
1ompted larceny from the person.
~ WIN b examined oct. as and win
oG1n n fail till then unless he can
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so.i srape.. ii768a per crate; prunss
Coa:s-Psckas. coffee. nanoiSss
cr:ss.rss.: s.-sp; Gods. ''7s@s per
co D1scssr So s :: rsr ID ''ei0so'
prs.:.s sss.GIish. sxos.e;
sr. s:. CASE sSSns ,o Current r''''''-
Flosr-Michigan patents. In wood
$3.50: SECOND patent. IS; straight $3.50:
corn meal. $50: corn and oat chop.
1880; coarse middlings. .sas: nne mid
diings. sas per ton.
Fr..s vssssssie.-dreen onions. IS,
per doz: lettuce. iOc per blu; parsley.
Grape Ersit-s7Y7:So per box
GrsDes-concords. s-i6 baskets. $50
Baskets sss 0 i HA' pela~ s 't e.Is ise:
HaIasas. s50s. SO per Dbl.
hareware-wirs naiis. .yass; bass
s g anS sps ss cent %.r en- 2.S:.
barbed wire. e3.so; No. 3 annealed VIE
St2o: poultry netting before weavii q
sn n.. S per s ss0 p s :.n :D o and ~.
ioint- eaYetrousa. SO and ~ per
OF; round and corrugated conductor
PIPE G:.. 20 .lS S' rS ss ese,,e: amber.
isglie: exsT.etea: .0sHs per y.
,o.ssoP S Il: D.YSn :, e !:
sss iSis, z p nssro;i AZ Tina ny.
STRAW sSssSs Sov ws. %1 ana -. Straw
ssSss-No: cured. Toe: No. (,
si14:::ss: H. zip es.s ssa Nc: SoYs; e:
calf cured. No. i. lac: No. iiSs:
sossn n MS s ase No. E. %: :a. -;
skins. a. g wool ioosSe.
Limes-soc per 1000
::.,clSSs. Si,;s 10 =; e. he's Is
Meie.s-Gems. Si.is per bu; Usage
81 " las per crate.
Mushro0ms-65c per ID.
OniOns-Span ish. $3.50 Der crate:
Michigan. 5S@soc per bu.
Oiis-Raw iinseed. .sc: boiled la.
ed t ssy g. :;a per sxh 1Gr ksre
acne. shc: turpentins. In barrel lots.
Orasse.-vaienclas. ussoAD per
Pe.r.-Kiefers 6o95sc per By, s2,ss
92.7s per Dbl: Bartletts. sl.7S62 per
r rSS sSss-EfIci ,ssoSs per
crate. 3s.50g2.76 per doz-
PotatOes-AIichigan. ss070c per bu:
car lots. I. o. b. Detroit. 60 wssc per bu.
Poaltry-Hens. loglohc; springs.
PpovfsionA--Mess pork. $500: family
pork. $1sI1s.5o: light. clear. $500:
heavy. $3.50: smoked hams, INC:
dry sailed briskets. Ike; shoulders,
/ SC; picnic hams. Sac; bacon. lac; lard
IT, tierces. llkc; kettle rendered. l2hc
sweet Potatoe.-virginias. fl7sl
1.s5 per Dbl: Jerseys. S1.i5 per bu; 70
suGar-Crystai dominoes, So: Eagle
tablets, $685.; cut loaf. t6.4S: cubes, -;
xxx powdered. $3.50: granulatsd. ex-
ira coarse. 36.55: graduated. In bulk.
S6.45; Michigan granuiated. $3.50; gran
fectioners' A. $40: No. 1. y6.45; No. z.
s6t5; No. 3. 3s.t6 No. Z. ts.3s; No. 8.
$3.50; No. 6, 1875 No. 7. $500: No. 8.
e5l5; No. 9. $50: No. 10. S5.0b; No. II.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
COPPER
BOSTON COPPER LETTER

Furnished by Hayden, Stone * Co.:
Old Dominion has been the promi-
nent feature in the Boston market this
morning. IL has advanced on aggres-
cial has been another strong issue that
shows a fractional net gain. Superior
continues active and Is now selling at
29%. an advance or one per cent Other
Calumet x Hecla issues. like La Sale
copper are commencing TO show a little
activity. The market for other copper
stocks Is very quiet The metal mar
ket Is unchanged with little business
DOING. The London metal market was
slightly weaker.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Oct. I5.-Ciose: Wheat
did not hold its strength on Thursday.
Cables were lower and the tone here
was easy during the greater part OF
the day. This was not because the
home situation had become more bear
ish: but indicated a less warlike atti-
OF Europe. At home the outlook Is not
at all bearish. for the winter wheat
section In suffering because or drouth
and the crop appears certain 10 be
short. The mills are buying wheat at
az active a rate as ever and receipts in
the northwest are decreasing. giving
belief that the decline cannot last long.
The weakness here came In part from
the low cables. and partly from the
promise OF rain over the winter states,
Wheat ouotatfons-Cash No. red.
Si.02h: December opened unchanged at
iios Il May opened at si.c7Y. gained
No. 3 A red. d ssmc: No white si.oIH.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No. 3. soc: No. yellow. ! car at sic:
No yellow. cars at 7src: No. 3
white. ! car at nc. ! at sic. No. :
Oats,-cash No. . white. cars at
size: No. 4 white. at 50isc.
Rye-Cash No. .. 7sc.
Beans-Cash october. November and
clover seed-Prime spot. so bags at
y.
Sass: sample 100 bags at $3.50. 20 at
$40. so at St.e5: sample alsike ] bags
Mt 1925. s At 1925. 3 ut $50. . at %.
Timothy seed-Prime spot. so bags M
81. so.
Wheat In Liverpool closed baEd
and corn u q I'd lower.
Stocks OF wheat IN Minneapolis In
creased 1850. 900 bu IN Ave DAYS.
Wheat receipts at Winnipeg. s27 cars;
year ago. 2s2.
Northwestern wheat receipts Thurs
dav s75 cars: year ago. 555.
ST Louis received $1,000 bu of wheat:
year ago. 1000 bu.
Argentine wheat exports this week.
I, SOC. 900 bu. estimated
Receipts In the Detroit market
Thursday. included 500 bbls of hour. 10
cars OF wheat : ~ corn. ~ OF oats. snd
Of -four Stocks are rec sac bu OF whert.
:, ~ o4s IN % corn. 137.1ei bu OF oats.
and 1905 m Of rye.
Of wheet and four Thurs.-
wheat rece'?ts ~ primary points
Thu-sdsv. i.sl4oco bu: wear ago. l.
1870 CHICAGO GRAN.
CHICAGO, Oct. l6--wheat opened
was .msii and rood support developer.
the market recovering TO about yes
SSsssins prices wA: at + e 1905. g. !.
DEC" .sS SIn-D fork"5.n'' us 9 5ss
,...e LATa-Janr 's.aaH- hibs-ian..
au''.''SSp p:p BY T Hiss f Ess Close Goa
Rs s:'s.:. ! III ii III a III i III
Dsc ssn ux a ssx
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BLAST KILLS TWO MINERS.

CALUMET. Mich. Oct. 15.-(Spe.
cial-A- premature blast at the sew
enth level of d shaft OF Champion
mine. in south range district, last night
frightfully injured Richard williams.
aged u. and John Miner. 10, 20 that
they died this morning. Both men
were miners and single
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BANK INCORPORATES.

LANSING. Mich. Oct. 15.-(Spe-
cial. THE State bank,. of Harbor
Beach, with $4,000 capital. has fled
articles OF incorporation here. Two
former private banks. at Litchneld
and Bronson. have this week been
chartered as state banks
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-15
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

BOSTON, Mass. Oct. 15.--Salcs, fur :
nished by Hayden. Stone & Co.. lis-1lS
Griswold- Adv. Els: Anal. 1855;
Bonx.. 100: Bos. Cons. 3e5: Il. Il c..
100: Butte Cltn.. 335; C. q A., so: C. Il
r.. :; Cop. r.. 2sl; u. w. 100; FIR. las;
Or. so; @. G., 227; Lake. 20; Mass. 10;
Cons, los: N. b.. l,s45: o. D., 2.190:
Csc. %: Par. so: Gu. %: r. l.. %.
Shan, asa: Sup. 2.7s2. Tenn. 1925; Trim.
$50; L. 8. r., 10; do pfd. Ia Ut Apx..
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LEADING ISSUES
LOSE AVERAGE OF .
ONE POINT
U. p. READING AND ERIE LEAD
Eas IN THE DOWNWARD MOVE
MENT-cANApiAN PACIFIC CON-
splcuous FOR ire STRENGTH.

Am, c. q r.. 4oh: Am. Loco. ~
do pfd. lo5. Am. Sugar, lS2k' Am
Smelt. slA Anal. Cop. 10; Ana; COP
a.; A., T.. 4 8. Re. sib Am. MSSl'.
2IA. b. a o.. ssA b. r. IT,, tsS
Cent Leath.. ASA Oh. & O., +.S CU&
Ait, 81, Can: Pas. l7st; c. a CT, W:
Den X Rio CIR. ssh; Erie. SIN e., 90
l.. 4 Nash. 100 NJ. ST l.. & 8. ste.
N. 1874. Mex. Cent. ish; NJ, X, 4 T..
Si 10 pfd. 65%: Mo: Pac.. scr; Nat
Lead. s2s.: Nor. 4 W.. "a: North W.
1909; Nor. Pac.. e, d. IN y: c; IA =
n. Y Z. 4 IL, 100 IN; Ont. a. w. Al = :
Penn. 1884 PEG. Gas. ssA: PHI. y r..
1914. p. ST. Car. S2h: Rep. St. %
do pfd. 1914. Rock ISL. leA; do pfd.
as: ST. Paul, 1877; Schloss St. 81: Sou.
Pac.. ioth Sou Ry,. ssh: do pfd- 81 =
Tenn. Cop. ga: Tex. 4 Pac.. 70 y
irwin c.. S.. Union Pac.. 1877; y. s.
S. b. losh; U. 8. Rub. sly; u. 5.
50. wab.. lsN; do pfd. .a7h; W. Y.
Tsle.. SOL: Wis Cent. pfd. IS: Newh.
S; Utah Cop. Az: CT. North, 1917
do ore Cts, So; westhouse. 70.
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GET YOUR GUN

And start for the North Coun-
try, where there is game of all
kinds. The d. & c. line offers
special fares for hunters en-
route to Oscoda, Alpena. Che
boygan. St. Ignace and the
north.
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u. s. GOV. BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den, Stone x Co. 116-lls Griswoid-s st (:
New - reg. 1899 a104; do. coup. IO4
bid; new 80 reg. 1904 MIO0&: do,
coup. i01 a 1903: new As reg, l20H G12l;
do, COUP l22 bid.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-15
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. Oct Is.-There was an
active and broad trade In cotton this
morning and prices opened nrmer at
an advance OF three to seven points
higher. Commission houses were con-
spicuous buyers for a time after the
call. Spot interests purchased near
months and sold distant positions quite
freely. II was said that Liverpool was
quite heavily short here and long ut
home.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-15

O0su0 IaF8e Uootneoo.
~ n 0legel store. corner State and
10ord-ave.. has had . large bust
~ ~ ~ present week. Siegei's 10
1@u1of place With the lady shop
~ s<oro carries Q large selec-
y oooen. cloak6, suits and waists
- that Are ali new and cor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-15
PRODUCE.

Receipts Of poultry today were the
best OF the week. not only as to quan-
tity but quality as well. With better
stock TO ofYen dealers were trying to
yprrnH rne nrHrkrt hrff-r~rt-er-sey
but the demand IL on hand 10 mouth
basis. Nand for some reason buyers were
IN the situation as regards butter,
eggs and potatoes The vegetable list
10 dwindling as the various kinds run
out % season, but others are begin
ming to come from the south. Grapes
were plentiful and active. and stocks
OF apples and pears were large.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-15

Rssser-Omciai- prices: Extra cream
sriss .1he; nr,ss. asHs; crooks. soc;
I Cabhags-SIs0 per Dbl.
S :;.1s,s 400 az. y per basket
$50; ola. isc; DmburEer. lsc: brick.
Cksstssss-ss.bo0t per bu: Ease Der
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-15
TO INVESTIGATE
50 BOILER ORDINANCE

The boiler inspection ordinance will
get thorough going over In the meet
ing OF the ordinance committee next
Wednesday morning. Boiler Inspec-
tor McCabe has requested certain
changes In the ordinance. which. he
thinks, will make II fairer TO all con-
cerned.
This will be given full considera-
tioi and. in addition. a number OF pro-
tests against rulings OF the boiler In
spector will be heard. VIM. Hayes
and p. Kaidser have filed written pro-
tests with the city clerk. and a num-
Der Of other parties have complaints
to make. Some of the florists say that
they are compelled to hire first-class
engineers to run the boilers with
which they heat their greenhouses.
They regard this as an injustice.
Another man. who runs a clothes
cleaning establishment. says that he
has been ordered to hire an engineer
to run the boiler which he uses for
steaming cloth.