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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-10

BUTCHERS, AND GROCERs' Supplies.
&seknet q poi smus Co. 7ss 7ss Fread st.--Ad,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-10

Viii Edit ihe Sporting Pages Of THE EVENING STAR on
Thursday. Don't Miss The Treat The Mighty Former
Champion Has in Store for You. . :. :. - :.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-10

teenllnnel on secoBd rnse.l
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-10

tconsinued on secord Page'l
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24
Sacrifice Sale.

My home place, lots, well and out
houses for 100000.
) room house IL lots on corner
with well and out houses, price $3.50.
) room house l l-2 lots in middle OF
blocks well and out houses, price $62'
3 lots on Lamar St. vacant, 5000.
2 room house on lot, not complete
price $3.50.
Phone 367 or address p o. box l64
Bryan, Texas. 2SO
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

AS a cotton market Bryan is a hum
mer, with the accent on the hum. By
cooperating the farmers and the mer.
chants can make it a great produce
market, also very much to the advan
tage of all concerned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

The only man in politics who can
pretend to rival Bryan as a slayer is
Eugene V. Debs. Probably not one
man in a dozen could name the pres
idential nominee of the Prohibition.
lists, the Populists or any of the minor
parties except the Socialists even now,
and Roosevelt and Taft will soon be
forgotten or dimly remembered, but
Bryan and Debs are making history
that will be read through the centu-
ries.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

Solid silver bonbon boxes were the
souvenirs at a luncheon given by a
japanese prince to the officers of the
American feet We are not informed
as to whether they were full of bon
bons or not
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

The commercial secretaries are do
ing good with their campaign of edu.
cation, but, like all reactionaries, they
want to go back too far. We can't af-
ford to let them undo all the good
work Jim Hogg did for Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

But for two things Bryan would be
sure winner. They are the power of
money and treachery on the part of
some who claim to be Democrats If
money can buy the election Taft will
win, for it will be used without stint
in New York and Ohio. There is also
a possibility that Tammany will be
tray Bryan on the eve of the election.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

According to the Meteor, Madison
county is entirely free from night
riders, boil weevils, droughts, floods
and other disadvantages that infest
various sections When it comes
to accepting this as a statement of
fact, the people of Brazos and several
other counties are all from Missouri.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

Governor Patterson of Tennessee has
invited the governors of six Southern
States, including Texas, to discuss
with him the means TO stamp out the
night riders. Those who SOW the wind
will surely reap the whirlwind.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

Seguin claims to have perfect
Shepherd dog. But Seguin can't boast
perfect man.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

Texas amounts third in amount OF
contributions tor Democratic National
Campaign fund, being surpassed by
Missouri and Illinois. Texas could ca
silly be first.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

Neither the weather bureau nor the
forecasters make the weather The
Lord still attends to that business.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

The Japs have made a new world
record in hospitality. In elaborate so
cial affairs the Orientals have always
had the Occidentals bested.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

The national Democratic committee
is long on speakers but short of mon
ey. With an abundance of windjam.
mers the committee ought to be able
ito raise the wind"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

How to dispose of Turkey, is the
problem of European statesmen; how
to get a turkey for Thanksgiving is
the problem of the average American
citizen.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

The alleged author of the forged
Cleveland letter is languishing behind
the bars. If jusice were done to all
the Republican tools who are trying to
steal this election the penitentiaries
would be so full that the legs OF the
miscreants would hang over the walls
all around
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

In Brazos county farm wagons witt
wide tires are better good roads
proposition than a split log drag. A
fair trial will convince the most skep.
teal.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

In forming his plans for another
campaign the farmer may with profit
consider that the bollweevil does not
prey upon hogs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

Strenuous Ted will have to take /;
dare or meet Peerless Bill on tn,
stump.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

President Ripley of the Sante Fe
says legislatures are the bane of rail
roads. Why legislatures, anyhow?
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24
THE WEEKLY EAGLE.

In consideration of the financial
stringency and of the new rulings OF
the Postoffice Department in regard
TO carrying the papers Of delinquent
subscribers In the mails. the firm Of
Carnes & Wallace last spring an.
nounced temporary reduction in the
price of the Bryan Weekly Eagle"
from sl.00 TO so cents per year. This
was done in order to give subscribers
who were In arrears an opportunity TO
ray up Old so;les, also 10 hrio al
subscribers - tide over the aer1
times. %cw mat the obj,cs cf the IL.
duction has J-au accomplished, notice
is hereby sls.'t that the esUla. pr ce
&, subscription will be at tt rate
81 60 per yeac.
II is the intention of The Eagle
Printing Company to give special at
tention to the Improvement of the
weekly edition in order that 1t may be
made as interesting as possible to its
readers. Already some new features
have been added and others will be In
troduced as soon as circumstances
will permit. Our managing editor had
his first experience in Journalism on
the staff of an agricultural paper and
this gave him an opportunity to learn
much that will be of value in his pres
ent work. 1t is our intention to use
our best efforts to make the Weekly
Eagle. not only interesting, but also
helpful especially on the farm and IN
the household.
THE EAGLE PRINTING COMPANY.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

Maybe the cunning laps trying &c
kill our jack tors with kindness or love
them to death.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

Candidate Taft evidently thinks un
ion labor people have short memories
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

Hearst rhymes with burst, worst an,
accurst.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

Republicans in New York have been
detected in padding the registration
rolls in a ntlmber of upstate counties
and Democrats have compelled them
to strike from the lists many names
of dead men and non-residents. III
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

they are not Z
the talley lists
boxes on elect
steal or buy the
ly do it.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-19
|5MElT|NG STOCK
IS HELD F|RMER
IN Street
ouooENHEiM's STATEMENT HAS
A GOOD eFFEcT-cANAolAN PA
v clFIc RATE WAR CAUSES uN-
EAsINEss.
Nv T. c. sHoTWELl.

4 NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-Stocks were
4 strongly supported IN the early TRAD
4 ing this morning, the Hartman shares
y being used as leaders. The reason lor
4 this support was the report that tne
canadian Pacific railroad has invaded
4 New York city by way OF the New
(. Haven and threatens slasnlne ra''
l war. The large short interest In the
/ stock market made II possible 10 cneck
/ my selling that this invasion wouia
/ naturally cause. Every possible pre-
/ paution was taken TO prevent uneasi'
! ness In the market.
i The fractions were also made very
I 0trong, but there is SPECIFIC reason fuf
1 khcir strength and they may continue
i % advance even though the general
t0ist declines.
y Shelters was braced up by the state
I ment OF Daniel Guggenheim, which
i xidiculed the opposition TO The Suieiter
TRUST Everybody understands perfect
l1y well that there are good reasons
. for q decline in Smelling stock Wiz
tOut regard To the opposition that Is
Threatened and some clever market
kUperators are taking advantage OF the
tReak position Of this stock 10 nan j.
k1mer IT.
4 Conservative people in Wall'st. are
Andopting a cautious attitude until they
Iran decide on how the Canadian Pa
5ciflc rate war Is going to terminate
On the Curb market the buying OK
Modified shares by insiders was
lconspicuous feature. The Cobalt
Ishares were strong and fairly active.
lLondon was irregular in the American
iGepartment.
4 The market closed unsettled.
Il The markets high point for the year
Nwas touched on Saturday. Dec. l.,
when the closing price OF twenty ac-
Hive rails was 1878. During the whole
! OF this week the entire list has been
discretionary in It's movement and there
HAS been much said of the aggre Ssive'
y ness OF a bear contingent. The low
point so far touched was 1l6.43 at the
closing average OH Thursday. Iris
s shows n reaction from the extreme
\ high OF only LES. II has been some
what more, as prices in Fridays sss-
zion went a little lower than on
{ Thursday, afterwards closing at
slight advance. An average taken a,
the lowest price of Friday would show
q decline OF only about two points
from the top of Saturday, Dec. II.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-19
STREET RY. COMMISSION
is KNOCKED HARD
Continued from Page oseJ

need be, and that the proper solution
would be 10 revise the street railway
man and then make negotiations based
on the cost OF operating the lines as
arranged The building OF north
and south cross-town line in the Sin
teenth ward. for instance. would re-
duce the pressure on the east and west
lines. Doing away with some or the
parallel lines between Jefferson AMI
Gratiot-aves. would also decrease op-
Grating expenses and allow OF the
building Of new lines in other parts
OF the city.
As rerouting OF the lines would
make great changes in the operating
cost. II VIII not be so necessary To
get the Information from the ID. Z. H.
books. The cost OF experts 10 deter
mine valuations and procure data ds
TO operating expenses will be appro-
priated by the council with little de-
muir. II is expected.
The following new members OF the
Breitmeyer committee were announced
Saturday:
ID. NJ. Ireland. OF Ireland & Mat
thews: Thomas +. Reeder. OF the Her'
greaves Manufacturing Co.: william
Pasha. OF the Clayton. Lambert Co !;
Fred c. Cowan, of the Murphy Manu.
featuring Co: A. Brain
s. L. Merriam and Louis Rothschiid
Rave declined places on the committee.
Herman F. link prestdent-elect OF
the common council. has signihed his
intention 10 attend all meetings OF tho
street car commission.
Il shall be there and ] think other
aldermen will be there too" he says.
Aid Tossy Is inclined 10 accept tn
Breitmeyer committee as good Trims
1t should get us the cost OF carry
ing passengers. something We have
never had before" he says. When the
committee is ready 10 submit its prop
osition. the council Will consider ii AID
put IL up 10 the people 10 vote on II
We think ii is all right"
F. F. Ingram has not been invited
TO become a member or the committee,
despite statements 10 the contrary.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-19
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Dec. Ia.--Ciore--A Min
neapolis paper figures supplies In the
three northwestern states AT $1,000 bu
for the next eight months. while the
mills of Minneapolis alone will require
s2.o0o.00o bu. This woulo nave put
prices sharply ND under ordinary con
ditiors, but had little effect coming
when the trade IL feeling bearish
Argentine news IL favorable ana Liver
pool continues to decline. The bureau
figures, showing only 100000 bu
SURPLUS for the next six month"; All
this bullish news was overbalanced
prices and good harvesting weather in
Wheat puotations--Cash no. red
wiz viii ss decline Of Sc at sio7ssD' e1 dee,
slo7h duly opened at 81. lost &c and
ssdysnsed 70 81 No. red 'i.ooi. No.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn
Cash No. :, bsc: No. yellow. , cars at
see. at se%c. at Soc: sample. car
osls-~cash No. swhite. SIC: May,
Eye--cash No. :: !7hsc.
Beans-Cash and January. s2.l5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. spot. 100 bags a,
$50: March. 500 bags at t5.G7h sam
VS. a At S75i sample alsike. IL bags
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Saturday Included SEQ bbls or flour, ?
Glars OF wheat, is Of corn and OF
oats Withdrawals were 1000 bills Of
6our. stocks are Ts5.e25 bu Of wheat,
117.51e bu OF corn, isS.os4 bu OF oats
and to,0os bu Of rye.
<ortbwrsterp whe1t receipts sstur.
0a<. 81 cars; year ago. SO cars.
wheat receipts ~ -. Bcuis. 90 .00f
I'M year aGo. 5000 hu.
wheat receipts In Kansas City. 81
<1rp: year ago, 81 cars.
Receipts OF wheat az primary polnt:
The Detroit times., 1908-12-19
WOMAN FIGURES IN
TOO MANY DIVORCES

Judge Mandell handed down a writ
ten opinion. Friday i'm wgich he re-
fused To grant 4 divorce t. Mrs. Ella
Ortman II was Mrs. Ortrlan's third
appearance IN divorce court, and the
Judge held that Co grant ho. a decree
would he too much ENCOURAGEMENT
10 that modern suggestion known as
trial marriages" Mrs. 0rtm6n's mat
rimonial career started in 1881. when
she married Frederick Peck. In 1893
she WAS granted divorce, and In
1902 married Frank 4. Ford. In Aug
ust, 1907, he obtained a divorce. In
December OF that year she married
John Ortman and the next July start.
ed suit for divorce.
Judge Mandell declares that the
woman's matrimonial and divorce ca.
reer Is shocking and abhorrent tn pub
lie morals. and that any further ap.
peal on her part To the divorce court
should be viewed with suspicion. The
case will probably be appealed TO the
supreme court
The Detroit times., 1908-12-19
BOSTON COPPER
BOSTON COPPER LETTER

Furnished by Hayden. Stone q Co:
The Boston stock market is display
Ing a firm tone with trading very light.
ost Of the leading issues are fraction
ally higher but there Is very little de-
mand. superior Copper, however. Is "A
big exception and has been the fea-
ture of the market. gaining three
points. The orders in this stock seem
10 come from the same source that has
been active on the buying side for some
time past. Greene has been consider
able OF a feature, advancing to IL on
buying by New York, supposed to be
for inside interests. News from this
property continues OF favorable
character and we are led TO believe
that higher prices are forthcoming. In
fact. ali the Cole-Ryan properties have
held very well during the recent de-
cline. Lake Copper IL another firm fea-
ture and has been quite active. The
price Ii holding around "a, where
considerable stock lie wanted In the
miscellaneous list United Fruit is
prominent and I'm good demand.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-19
DAILY DEATH LIST

Herman Bomkn. 20 years. S37 Tween
ty-hfth. Pneumonia.
ANN ~ Greenfield. - years. 75i
Twelfth, neLritis
Eny Barncs. q wears. Grace hos
pitul. p'ritunitis.
wilholmina wilke. - years. $50
Niraudy. scuCCtus.
, MARY Junker, IL years. col H. For
Isl. cDlJmpsiu.
Luctria ycney. $. years. GIG sheri-
uan; sen'l't..
Annie II W. Bush. 56 years. 3O5 W.
warren; aDOnleNy
samuel a. Lake. &C years 2lt TWEEN
ti.th. bronchitis.
Michallna DybalslIi. 56 years. $50 r..
Willis; cirrhosis 81 liver.
Edward Kocning. - years, Bay City.
Mich: heart disease.
stanislaus ChoriJan. 10 years. 4S7
Twenty third diphthcria.
william Simpson. - years 80 Wa
hash. senility.
Esteia Gaykowski % wears. ~
twenty eighth: pNrifouitis.
Mary Mooney - years IL Labrosse
cancer.
Arthur rmn. 20 cars "a Arndt-st
phthisis.
Corneils J. Abbott. - years. Lafav-
stte-blVd.; apopleS!.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-19
Booklet will advertise Detroit.

A neat booklet advertising the ad-
vantages of Detroit as a city 10 live
and 10 do business in as well as TO hold
conventions In and 10 visit will be
issued by the Board OF Commerce
within a few weeks The board has
set aside over $1,000 for the purpose
and the publicity committee OF which
r. 81. Elmo Lewis. advertising mana
ger OF the Burroughs Addins Machine
Co. is chairman. has the preparation
OF the book under way There will
be first edition OF 10000 copies and
subsequent editions as large as are
necessary
The Detroit times., 1908-12-19
Stork Is Impartial.

The stork showed no partially this
week. The 162 births reported to the
health board during the past seven
days were equally divided between the
sexes 81 bows and 81 girls. There
were 100 deaths, OF which "a were of
children under five years Of age. There
has been a marked decrease IN the
number ~ diphtheria cases during the
week. There are now I'll with the
disease only l6. as against "a a week
week ago. There are 26 cases OF scar.
let fever and none OF smallpox.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-19
Markets an Finance

saturday. $4,000 'bu. year ago, $4,000
bu
Exports of wheat and -four saturday,
$4,000 bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Dee. ls.--Lowcr cables.
beartsh Argentine news and larger re-
ceipts In theTnorthwest caused an easy
market with prices of = q isc. Bart
lett Patten, Logan and Bryan and
Brouscau were best sellers az the start,
larry Champiih buying ION the break.
L. -. O'Bricn bought quartcr/of mi;-
lion. Liverpool comes Sspss lower
due 10 lower Argentine offerings. Large
American shipments. Modern Miller
report and private advices stating Ar
gcbtlne eNpoTtahlc surplus would eausl
last year. Northwest receipts " over
last week. and seven cars over last
year. Total for week 500 over last
week. ana 81. oars less than a year
ago. Argentine weather reported 6nc.
hot and dry Minneapolis stocks in
crease. $4,000 bushels for one day.
Opening prices: Wheat-May. sos =
d1.05ls Corn--May. 60n6Oisc. oats
May. 5Ossc. Ribs--May. $3.50. Lard
May, s9.42 Pork-May. sl6.1S.
Wheat closed lsIAc on. Corn was
"a &c down. and oats a. or. Pro
visions so Toe higher.
l.o5%. Corn-May. eosc. asked Oats
May. 502. n 5o7.c. Pork--Jan.. slS.s So
asked. Iard-Jan.. 1922 bid. RIBS
Jan. $50 bid.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-19
Death Comes Suddenly.

While washing out some small ar.
ticles in her home, No. 3!6 Vermont.
ave. Mrs. Charles II. Hughes was
stricken with apoplexy. Thursday. and
died Friday morning at /. o'clock.
Mrs Hughes had been feeling in good
health up TO that time AMI was max.
ing preparations for the Christmas
holidays when death cane Besides
her husband, she is survived by three
children. The funeral will take place
Monday morning at 10 O'Clock from
81. Vincents Catholic church.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-19

OF. Mr. Moriarity. through his attor'
Reys. lehman 4 Riggs. wrote the COM
mittee inquiring What action had been
taken. and the reply OF Secretary \.
X. Gage eXonCrating him has Just
been received.
Mr.. Muriarity VAS not even called
upon by the executive committee Ia
make statement in his own defense.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-19
BIRTHS

BOYS
Joe JudiS, i67 Thirty-secoud.
Edward T.. Wade. ga scotch.
Joseph Figiock. "a Garfield.
IAN ia biasz. Sicor.
Alexander Jnrk, az Riopelle
Benz. GRAY. 705 Commonwealth.
Arthur Watson. 1925 Fort
Joseph Pinter. Il Harvard.
Herman Fan=tan. 622 McDougail.
Carl Retz. 257 IaSaile.
Jack Nicland. 1858 Campbell
Waldcmar l.ohrman. 81 ST Joseph.
GIRLS
Henry Crankc. 1850 Dubois
stephen Noddcn, 1876 scotch.
Orland Bartlett, 526 Brooklyn
Michael Cyresski. 1s5 Palmer
William Moran. - Elizabeth
William Henson. 526 Crawford
fAdwtck konkoh 13S Chenc.
Joe PoIozynski. f6S Leland
Daniel Mcdonald. rs Milwaukee.
Percy I.Ongh~rst. I1S Tillmnn.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-19
DIED

CASEY--At her residence. $50 Fiji
teenth-st., Anna W Casey nee Cron-
IN beloved wife OF Daniel Casey. ana
mother OF Marie and Julia casey:
Funeral Monday from residence at
o'clock and 81. Nincent's church at
$50. standard time.
GREWE-Dec. 10. 1905. Mary, beloved
daughter Of Bernard and Mary Grewe,
aged years Funeral from parents
residence tOa Jay-st Monday at
n m. Burial private.
GEBBETT-Dec. u. at hor home, 500
CommonW cdlth ave. Ida Ford. be
loved wife OF the late Harry X. Geh-
bett. and mother of Pearl IA. Gebbett.
Funeral Monday ut | y. m burial al
Ford cemetery
UIAfMFI.S-At her late residence, 1St
Frederick ave, Dec. IS; lsoN. Mar
gereth beloved wife Of william Him
mels. and mother of Peter. MIS-
Henry Tcrnes, Jacob. Mrs. ferdinand
Kuchuel and Anna. aged - years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter Please
omit flowers.
HUGHES--pec. IL 3is Vermont-avs..
beloved wife OF Charles. mother at
Edna ChDrlns. and Albert. Notice OF
funeral hereafter.
IAM-Dec Is. 1905 Arthur hmm \
promising Young business man. ay1
80 years months. beloved son OF MI.
August hmm and the tate augusta
hmm and brother OF Mrs. Ida Nender-
bush. Carl and Edward hmm. Fu-
neral Monday from residence. bS
Arndt st. at 1890 and 81. Peters
church. corner Chene and Pierce. at
y. m. standard.
Il ESTER-Dec. Is. 1905. at her resi-
dcnce 1879 Fourteenth ave. Margaret
A. Hester. beloved wife y. w. and
mother OF w L. Kester and grand
mother Of Miss Ethel Fox Funeral
from her late residence Monday, at
o'clock p. m. lntermcnt at Wood
mere
SCHROEDER rs John NJ. be-
loved son Of John l. and Hattie
Schroeder. and brother OF william.
Fred. clarence. Howard Schroeder.
aged 90 years. Funeral from resi-
depce, 81 Scott-st.. Monday, at y. IN
The Detroit times., 1908-12-19
Currie Retains Allan Frazer.

Allan n. Frazer has been retained
by Cameron Currie as attorney in case
criminal proceedings should be start
ed against the bankrupt broker. Mon
day is the last day on which creditors
OF the firm who claim ownership in
stocks purchased through Cameron
Currie & Co.. but held by Hayden,
Stone & Co.. can file claims against
the fund now in the hands Of Trustee
Fred G.. Austin.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-19
Plot Is Revealed.

LONDON. Dec. l9.--An ex.police Of
fcer confessed 70 the authorities in
Lisbon thai there had been an attempt
10 kill King Manuel. The man. whose
name Is Mendes. said the king only
escaped death because Of the great
speed with which he travelled by n
certain spot IN r carriage.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-19
Albert Kaiser Convicted.

Albert Kaiser was found gully o.
changing a ID. L. r. block signal in
Judge Phelan's court, Saturday noon
and remanded for sentence. Kaiser
offered lao defense Only two witness
es were sworn for the people. The ex
irene penalty for the offense is life
imprisonment. His young wife heard
the verdict and her GRIEF was pitiful
The Detroit times., 1908-12-19
wrrhI,NnA>N sT.rrMr>r.

NEM YORK. Dec. l3.-Rank setair q
nlent changes compared with last week
surplus 1oldl. decreased fb,NN9,HIs
surplus (uSwl. decreased $3.50. 20
loans decreased sea.ASi. 500. specie %
creased Sls.lgS600, iesal tenders. IN
creased $50. 500. deposits. INCREASED
decreased s3a.e 500. circulation. Tn
creased $il3. LOO. United states depos-
its Increased stO9i SEQ. total loaps
sl,3t5. $50. 100, totcal reserve sSi2..s5,-
500 surplus si0.o0a7oo. s1rpiGS noi
counting reserve against United states
deposits slaSS3sTS
The Detroit times., 1908-12-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Edward Teshks. -, Worthwhile; Ella
Foss IS. same.
Mandel Rosenthal. 81: Ethel Marx
-
John n. Wainwright, 80; Annie Pride.
20,
David /. Friedman. 81. Ann Arbor;
Ida Il Coos. 81. Detroit
Sen SiiveTsteiI,. 10. Rebecca IAmberg.
10.
Robert Isntd "a. Detroit: Maggie
Meyer 20. Beaver
Z Geo. a. Myers. Sc. Susie NJ Kear. ~.
John A. Nelson so. Detroit Lucinda
q. Brooks. "A. Erie. Pa.
Andrew ] Miller. -, Sandusky; Min
RTE Kirby. e9. Detroit