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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22
EIGHT MICHIGANDERS
GET CARNEGIE MEDALS

PITTSBURG, Oct. 22.-The Carne-
gio Hero Fund commission recognized
as persons as having performed hero
lem deserving of recognition. among
whom are the following eight Michi-
gan men:
Erwin J. Roller. Manchester. Mich,
Phllo q. Plummer. Lansing. Mich;
silver medal. $500 disablement benefits
and @1.4e0 10 pay debts.
Edward A. Biber. Lansing. Mich.
bronze medal and $4,000 for education.
Jens w. Jensen. Oakhill. Mich.
bronze medal and $1,000 for home:
waiter =. S1ear. Tecumseh, Mich.
bronze medal.
Ward w. Bennett, Glen Haven. Mich.
silver medal. $1,000 towards home.
Frederick HIfer. Hessell. Mich, sill
yer medal and $3.50 disablement bonc-
ats.
Ebert w. Gibson. Riverdale. Mich.
silver medal. $50 q month to widow.
and 81 month to each minor child.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22

DETROIT. Oct 2a.--Close Argentine
news 10 receiving great deal OF at
tention from the wheat ,re ,hs, o~ %ns,r 20
az a source Of supply. This gives m"cn
importance TO the recent tros.s IN
South America. Cables snow strohg
ina rk cts in Europe. and Argentina gets
oredit for IL. for there was weak
feeling and declining market in
America up to Wednesday. Buying or
good character has been going on IN
wheat hns Seen taken OF the market.
The position OF the winter wheat crop
has been improved by rains In the west
and southwest; but 70 the es 49, 'ne s. etop
in Detroit advanced early. ana was
then sold OF a fraction by profit
takers.
wheat auotations--Cash No. red.
s1O2L: December opened with an al :
vance OF nc at s103h. gained Nc: and
declined to si.0sk: May opened AT
81 es% advanced to N;oI; and declined
nc snd declined TO sekc: No. red.
9sHc: No. white. car at si.oi u.
closing at 81 oil.
No 3. 7sc: No. yellow, 791sc asked.
oats-Cash No. white. cars at
50hc.
Rye-Ca.h No. 3 I7Kc.
Beans--Cash, SEQ: November. f2.:o
asked Decenlher.s122 hid
Glover sced--Prime spot. 90 bags at
IS March. 400, bags at IS rs. 200 at
SIS 20 30 hays at 1925, sample. as bags
~ s47s so at $3.50. 3B'at s425: sample
alsike . bnKs at ss25. 40 at s7.2S. 10
at 81.
Timothy seed-Prime spot, 90 bags e.
$3.50
Argentine whcat exports this week.
4 900. 600 ~. estimated
Northwestern wheat receipts Thurs.
dav. SPA cars. year ago. 474 cars
Recetcts IN the Detroit market on
Thursday included I 900 bills Of -four.
rars ~ wheat ~ corn. OF oats.
and Z OF barley. Withdrawals were
| 400 bbis of -four. Stocks are 3so.4ss ou
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22
By 7. c. shoTWELL.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-Pennsylvan-
Ia joined Union Pacific. Southern Paci-
fic and Steel In leadership OF the stock
market, early today. This was largely
due to the buying OF conservative
bankers, who figure that the price Of
Pennsylvania IL out OF proportion 10
the other stocks OF less merit. II pays
6 per cent and has been selling around
l25. The strength OF Pennsylvania
followed the accumulative movement
yesterday In Reading and the profes-
sionals take 1t as a sign that the hard
coalers are to have q movement ST.
Paul also doomed up as a leader. In
the stocks that were most active yes
terday there were signs OF 'pront TAX
ing early In the day Union PACING
and Southern Pacific both opened
around their high prices but were
driven back half point ~
The, handspring OF the market re-
NAMED the same as for several days
past. Rumors Of royal purchases. to-
gether. with a disposition to discount
the election In the United States and
a belief that within two weeks tnere
will be food OF new orders for the
steel trust to handle were reasons TOT
the strength.
On the curb market there was great
activity in Goldfield and Cobalt shares,
especially. Daisy. Goldfield Cohsoii
dated. In Rose. Nipissing and Cobalt
Central were the favorites. The cop
per shares both on the inside market
and on the curb were In good de-
mand but without any public follow
ing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22
EMAIL TOWNS EAGER
FOR BIG SPEAKERS

The ambitions of small towns to get
1peakers of national fame for political
meetings is adding new grey hairs %
<he crop that Nicholas J. Whelan. head
ZQf The Republican state speakers bur
a &ou, already has.
I'VE want Taft" has been the cry
from many burgs OF the size Of Mid
n we can't have Taft, give US
ICoseyelt." came the next appeal.
Firmly Whelan has had to reply
Hat the president is not hunting any
>ears or votes In this part Of the coun
y Then give US United States SEN
C0tor." has been the next appeal. We
emit get the people Interested unless
the big takers come
A Inasmuch as the Republican ma
kioDal committee is giving Michigan
no speakers and draining away al!
ne good takers that can be had, the
Mutation is sad one for the state
committee--and especially for N. ].
Whelan, ION the firing line"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22
WIFE MISSING; HUBBY
THINKS SHE'S ELOPED

George Martelli. an employee OF the
1nton company, complained TO the
DolIce that his wife. Lucy. had disap.
Doared from his home. No. 204 LIVING
)one-st., and that he has every rea-
1cn 10 believe that she eloped with
~ neighbof named Pasquelino. Mar
/ollI says that she also took some $500
nat he had saved. The woman lef,
Mr. eightmonths-old baby with her
nother.
IS NartelIi says that when he discov-
|1rod that his wife had gone he went
<1o Pasqu<lino's home, but was inform
~ that the latter left early wednes-
~ morning and had not been seen
1ccS II fs said by the neighborsy that
1oQuelino paid frequent visits TO the
1ftel1i home while the husband was
0oy 1t work and that on one occa-
Ia when Martelli returned unexpect.
nv. and found the doors locked,
ooncfno made hasty exit down
~ back stairway and through the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22

Haraware-wire malta. s2so: bass
nc bprseS Sen M,ts
ts2o: poultry netting before weavINt.
cloth. N.4o per 100 feet: lap and slip
after weaving. 80 per cent of: ware
on: round and corrugated Conductor
Ec.sy-F.scy white. is6Iso; sml.sr.
Hickory N.ts~S2 q rs per bu.
Hay--Detroit shippers are payi the
following prices for new baisd has In
s CD i saso , n DSsr0'i 81 No.
straw sSsSoSa Iov sse.s ana O.s :;rsw
'S SsS.sE .sa; In car eu i9ss ,oc. No.
green. iSc: * Kip cured. No. l. 10 xs; No.
s.i e; ea als srSss s No i.a: ri No. Nc *s
green. Ne: !. lac; No: Z Nae per 10:
Li3-.-soc Der 100.
n.s,. s...r1New: pure. iss Per -.
o o.ia.%span;ss pc, i ~ Der crate;
Oiis-Raw iinseec. CSC: boiled Ma-
ned ' asy sa ssxh ier ksrsn
acne. &c; turpentine. IN barrel iot..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ts1oVAIe per
box.
Pear.-Kiefer's, s50soc per blu; -S2.2s
Q27s Der. Dbl: Bartietts. 3l.7b03 per
Pop Csrs-Ears. IN 0sc- per 10.
PineappIes-Florida e+s00s per
crate. S2.5002.75 per dox
Potatoes-Michigan. S$Q65 per bu;
car lots, Z. o. b. Detroit. 52Q66c per bu.
Poultry-Hens, s49iac: springs. 100
l0hc. geese, SM9c: ducks, l0Ql0m c:
turkeys. l4U15c per Id.
Sweet Observation-Disclosures. 3l.76 y
l.s6 pei Dbl; Jerseys. $l.lS per bu; 50
per bDL
PsovisionA--Mess pork, $1,000: family
pork. $l9Gls5O; light. clear. efs@ 20;
heavy. $1,000. smoked hams. l2kc;
dry saftcd brfskets. IT1Sc. shoulders.
sac; picnic hams Snc: bacon. &c:
lard In tierces. lie: kettle rendered.
l2Ac per h.
sugnr-Crystal dominoes. 81. 90; Eagle
tablets. $685.. cut loaf. seas: cubes.
$3.50: xxx powdered. $3.50; -granu
lated, extra coarse. $6.f5; graduated.
IN bulk. $685.: graduated. in 25-lb. cot
ton bags. $40; Michigan graduated.
t525: confectioners' A. $3.50: No. 1.
t535; No. :, 1888: No. 3. s5.35; No 4.
1910; No. 5. s505. No. .. IS: No. 10.
s4.s5: No. II. S4.90; No. l2. Stss; No.
IL. t4-so; No. IL. si.s0; No Is, $3.50 per
100 lbs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22
WOMAN CREATES
SCENE IN BANK

A woman not sure whether her name
s Mrs. Georgina Mckay, created a
scene In the Peoples State bank at
noon, Thursday where she insisted
that one of the clerks was her hus-
band. She argued loudly that she was
married to him. and nothing the young
man could say would convince her to
the contrary. She was also certain
that she had on deposit there an i'm
mense sum Of money. and she was
very much excited when the bank Of
fcials refused TO hand IT over to her.
Finally she was creating such a
disturbance that she was arrested by
Special Officer Ames, and taken to
headquarters.
The police believe the woman Is In
sane, and will turn her over to the
city physicians for examination. She
gave her home as Pontiac.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22
EVERYTHING BRIGHT FOR
BRYAN AND CHAMBER
-CHAS. =. MURPHY.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.--Charles +.
Murphy. leader of Tammany hall, said
today that no ante-election canvass
had been made In the city by the
organization, and. that he did not
know whether any figures would DO
announced later.
Everything looks bright for Mr..
Bryan and Mr.. Chanler," said Murphy.
Both are holding the advantage of
their opponents and not losing any
ground should say that Bryan and
Chanler would get about the same
vote in the state. can't say whether
will make any estimates on the eloc-
ton this year"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22
PETOSKEY'S BIGGEST
PLANT BURNS DOWN

PETOSKEY, Mich, Oct. 22.-The
plant OF the Petoskey Block Co. burn
ed with loss of $40. 900 this morning.
A Waterman on guard did not discov-
er the fire until the main factory was
enveloped and brisk wind licked up
stock and a million feet OF lumber.
only partially insured This was Pc
toskey's leading manufacturing Indus
try and $50 men are thrown out OF
employment. c. II. Bromann OF Chi
cago was the founder Of the company.
which was induced to locate here 10
years ago by the board Of trade, which
furnished the site and part OF the
buildings
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22
Father and Son MISSING.

BAY CITY. Mich, Oct. 22.-Louis
and Angus Lemay, father and son. OF
this city, are reported among the miss
ing since the fire OF last Thursday In
PresQue- Isle county. The two worked
together alone in the woods four miles
from Posen. where they had q guam
tity OF elm and ash from which they
made hoops. Letters and kilograms
sent since the fire remain unanswered.
although they announced TO fAtheS
and son the probable fatal illness OF
a daughter OF the family.
Inquiries sent To Posen bring the
reply that nothing Ii known OF them.
They left Bay City only three weeks
ago and were total strangers In the
place.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22
HOPES FOR HUSBANDS
DEFEAT AT THE POLLS

COLUMBUS. Ind. Oct. 21.-Roy
Emig. Republican nominee for Repre-
sentative. has for his Democratic OPP
ponent the Rev. John H. Hill. but the
minister's wife is for Emig. and as
sured. young Emig OF the fact when
he called at her home on legal bust
ness.
Mrs. HILL" said Emig, II want you
TO know VINO I am. Ny name is Emig,
and I am running against your, ,hus-
band for representative"
80 you are Mr.. Emig?" Mrs. Hill
said. Well she continued, Il hope
you beat him--that's what hope. I
told him not to get into this thing
and run up to indianapolis and leave
me here at home by myself, and |
hope that you beat him."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22
Wife Can't Divorce hubby
Because Ills Dozen Dogs
Annoy Her. Holds Court

CHICAGO. Oct. 22-"Can mar
ried man have a dozen or more dogs
about his residence to the annoyance
of his wife?"
This was answered indirectly by
Judge Brentano, when he refused a
decree OF divorce to Mrs. May. NJ.
Sharp from her husband Harley c.
Sharp, an electrician, on the grounds
OF cruelty.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22
Fined $50 For CARVING Gun.

Thomas Garland. No. 1862 West JEFF
ferson-ave.. pleaded guilty before JUS
tice Jeffries, Thursday noon. 10 carry
ing revolver. but explained that he
merely had the weapon as a means OF
protection against his son-in-law, one
John Peters, whom Garland charges
with breaking ND his home.
Garland was fined $50 with the al
tentative OF so days In the works.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22
AFFINITY" EARLE'S
INDICTMENT QUASHED

MONROE. N. Y, Oct. 22.-Ferdin-
and p. Earle has escaped all punish
ment for beating his wife and soul
mate" Julia Kuttner Earle. for which
he was arrested and jailed. afterward
securing his release on $4,000 bail
some weeks ago.
Earle was held TO await the action
Of the October grand jury in this coun-
~, but that body finished its labors
and was discharged today, without
handing down any indictment against
Earle. This, to all intents and pur-
poses, quashes the case against Earle.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22
'|NcEssEs LEAD
1000 WOMEN IN
WAR PARADE
UIMX II 49, ii
oohrsNsoRln HOUSEWIVES
CALL ON MEN TO TAKE UP
ARms AND DEFEND SACRED
NIGHTS OF THEIR COUNTRY.

~ CETTINJE, Montenegro. Oct. "a
The Processes Zenia and Vera, daugn-
tess OF Prince Nicholas. headed a re-
<>narkable procession today, when
nearly 5000 women paraded the
streets OF this city; calling on the
B mem to take up arms and defend he
nocred rights OF their nation. No at
'>Smpt was made by the authorities to
stop the procession. and AFTER parad-
ing for nearly three hours. the women
<0uiefly dispersed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22
COPPER wARKET-CLOsE.

ll5: Ati.. isss Adv. ia Ray s. Gas
90: Black Min. 3is Bos. Cons. 14h
RIOS. 4 Corb.. isas Butte Gin. 2sx: g
e. & A.. 1870: Cent. "a: Davis D., az
Ely. 7B: FRI. 12s. First Nat. 4 G..
Can. 16h Isle ROY. z2h; Kew Cop,
AZ Los. ~: Lake "a: Mass. 5ss; Mob.
New. ons.. les Nov. Utah. o; New Dom.
%. Newh.. AZ ". Butte. sfk do FIX.
&: old Dom, ass Csc. III: Par. 27H
sup Pitts. 15L Sup. r.. 1884, =.
81: r-tah CONS. ioN Irtah Coz
a9@ ". = oil 2sh u. s. r.. pref.
ts: Win. So wolv.. III; Wyan.. 2h
youkon a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22
FLoATER WORE MEoAL.

ST. CLAIR. Mich, Oct. 22.-with a
medal pinned to his vest which had
been given to him for saving To
ronto man from drowning In Lake
Ontario, the body of-Albert- Martin,
aged 81, was picked up In the river
Wednesday by Frank Currier, captain
OF the ferry boat plying between here
and COPYRIGHT. He lived In Corunna,
Ont. and had been missing for sever.
al day9 leaving his home In a row.
boat. 1t is believed he was run down
by freighter and stunned so he could
not swim ashore. ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 22.-The forest
fires which have ragged for the last
few weeks have caused damage 70
property 10 the extent OF many mil
lions in wisconsin and the upper pen
insula of Michigan alone. This is the
opinion OF Senator Isaac Stephenson
whose experience as lnmberman runs
back half a century. Mr.. Stephenson
said IL would not be possible accur.
ately TO estimate the loss, direct and
reflex. which the fires have caused
but that all things considered Il might
be put at $l0o.o00,ooo and perhaps
more,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22
A.,,:.--ransy. 's.So0s7s; common

Buttr~-Ofn-iai prices: Extra cream
cries, 27ixc; nrsts. e5hc; crooks. zoe;
hacking stock. 1sc per 10.
Cabbage--sl.B0 per Dbl.
Ca.llaowsr5 90, @,i per basket
Cbe~se-Michigan full cream. new.
f6c; old. lac: Limburger. lbc: brick.
i5Hc: Schweitzer. Ice per Id.
Charlottesville a. per bu: 79sc per
Csiif,rsi. rrusss-p,uns. $3.50 per
box: grapes. sl7s@s per crate: prunea
' Conse-Pscksze coffee sis7soIsas
Cranherries-Cape Gods. s27s03 per
bu: IS a. $50 pc, Dbl
Drsssed Cai~c,-Fancy. 1o010lsc:
ronImou. sIsc per 10.
pressed Hors--Llght. So 0shc.
heavy, G6shc per Id.
EGa.-Michlsan current rscsipta
firsts case count. &c.
.katsut-AfIeAists t.--paten
$3.50; second patent. IS: straight, $3.50:
clear, s4.T5 per Dbl.
ceed-Jobhing lots. bran. t3{; coarse
corn meal. s3s: corn and cat chop.
$3.50: coarse mtddlings. tz5. me mid
diings. SIS per ton.
Ftunau Itnddirs--iozc per ID.
Pre.h yegstabtes-Crcen onions rs.
per dog: cucumbcrs, hot house. Sl.50
per doz: lettuce. toc per bu; parsley.
Sc. spinach. SOC per bu
crape Erutt--ss - $50 per boz.
Grees PePDers-.soc per ov 80.
isc: lib baskets. lac: Nagaras. 4.ib
baskets. lac. Deiawares. f-ib- lso.
Malagas. tsQs.so per bbL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22
Pouren Matter Delayed.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22-Judge Ward,
in the United States circuit court. to-
day handed down an order restraining
United states Commissioner Shields
from taking further action in the case
OF Ian josef Pouren. the Russian
political refugee held In the Tombs ON
charges of murder, arson and other
crimes" until the commissioner can
appear before him and show cause
why a writ OF prohibition should not
be issued forbidding him to proceed
any further with the matter. -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22
FLAMES RUSHING UP
ON DETOUR;
MEN FIGHTING
tConsinued from page o.e.D

who lived west OF Posen. ned TO Grand
lake tc escape the forest fires. They
were reported lost and friends were
searching for their bodies Today
word came that they reached the east
shore OF the lake and were being cared
for in the cottage of Bliss Stebbins, OF
Saginaw.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22
A LEADER,
BUT PRICE OUT
Of PROPORTION
STRENGTH IN STOCK FOLLOWS
WEDNESDAYS AccuMuLATivE
MOVEMENT IN REAoINo-sT.
PAUL ALSO TO FORE.

Am. C * T., 4oa; Am. Loco. a.
Anal. COP. 7sa Ana Cop. AZ: A. 7.
s $. Ee. 81 Am ;, wool; n, "a b; 4 IS Is:
DO bid. ssL: CHI. a o.. 43A: Oh. 4 All,
IS; Can. Pac; iIsr; Oh; = G.: W;
DIstii.. SOY: ID. & H. Can lss; Erie
sly.; DO lists. an; do an d.. ssn 10 ef is
Cent. IS: L. 4 ~. los: MINI. 81. l.: Il
S, Ste; NJ, la:E; NJ; X. Tex: ~; AM NO
Pse. f.t i. Z. e; : II; iOsf: Ont Ont !
+. ST. Car. ssK Rep. St. 0H: 90 ptd
is,i: Rock Isl. tsn, do ptd; t7s: St
Pae.. iosh: Sou. Ry.. 2sk do pfd: %
Tenn Cop. 40: Toll. 81. L; 4 w; 81;
Tex. p. 2er: Twin c. sot; Union
Pac.. i70h: y. 8. 8. b. los: U. >.
Rub. ssh: Y: 8. Steel. IN; do pid
do pfd. s9.: ". o. Tsi... ssS WI.
Cent. ..s% do pfd. ssh; west.house
SIN; Newh., AZ; Utah Cop. AN; CT
North. 1854: do Ore Cts. son.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. Oct. 22.-At the outset
this morning business on the cotton
exchange was active with a Arm un-
dertone. influenced BY higher cables
and the reports OF a cloudburst AT
Shawnee. Okla, greatly damaging the
crops. Spot houses were fairly good
buyers OF January but professionals
seemed TO be rather bearish and went
short.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22
J. p. Morgan Gives $1,000.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Oct. a.
II was announced here that J. Pier
pont Morgan & Co.. OF New York, had
given 81 900 to the fire sufferers. Two
more cars of material went forward
from here today and Secretary Van
Asmus. of the boad OF trade, who Is
expected home from a survey OF the
burned district, will give information
as to just what is needed In the way
OF relief. Considerable money has
been collected.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22
Hunters are Warned.

HILLSDALE. Mich, Oct. 22.-Farm.
ers are In constant dread Of fire break.
ing out in their fields. Deputy State
Warden w. F. Kempf has been urged
to warn sportsmen against hunting
until after rain, as carelessness In
using matches, firearms or In discard
ing cigar stumps might cause a con-
fiagration. Mayor. K. c. Shupp has
appointed a relief committee In this
city and clothing and supplies will be
received Monday for the sufferers In
the fire districts.
Miss Edna Ranney saved her IA
theirs dwelling by tearing down, a
heavy gate as the fire was creeping
along a fence toward the building.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22

1855: Newh. 43o: N. b., s.ss4; o. D..
1895; oss.. ss Par. l.ses; Out. "a;
shan, 400: ST. NJ. l., 90: Sup. & Pough..
555; Sup. Cop, SIS. Tam, so; Tenn.
730: Trim. 1865: oil. 6e5; U. 8. r..
$40: do pfd. 3o7: Apex. $50; Ut Cons.
e.i69, tt. cop, SlS; Win, $50, ass. paid;
waly 81. VIVIAN .5
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22

SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. Oct.
GA telephone message from 10
miles below the 500 last night said
the revenue cutter Mackinac had been
summoned to the assistance Of resi-
dents on Sugar island. After several
hours fighting the, crew saved three
farm houses and surrounding build
ings. The boat will remain at the
island all night TO watch the fire.
Sugar island Is now regarded as
saved.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22

WATERBURY,, Conn. Oct. 2s.-Rt.
Rev. Mgr VIM. Slocum. permanent
rector OF Immaculate Conception Ro-
man Catholic church. In this city. died
early today -aftsF-a lingering illness.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.

MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.
DETROIT. Oct 22.-Cattle-Butcn-
ers' cattle dull and IS TO 2oc lower.
trade very bad. stockers and feeders
steady. Prices ranged as follows:
Choice steers. averaging from 1000 to
i,loo lbs, $3.50 AS choice handy kill
ers. 1000: light TO good butchers
steers and heifers. S2.769s.7s: common
killers and fat cows S2.5063.60: can
ners cows. Sl.26G2.25: common 10
prime shipping bulls. S2756325; light
butchers and heavy sausage bulls.
81 SOFAS; stockers and feeders. $3.50 q
AS per cwt. Mich Cows--Active. $25
$50 each. Veal Calves-Lower. SAC
$50 per cwt.
Sheep and Lambs-Duli and csc low
er, quality poor: choice lambs. s4.76 %
5: light to fair. S4Gt.5o; common to
prime sheep. s3ff4.50: mixed sheep and
lambs. S+m4.50: common killers, 3e.75
Q315: culls. s26c5o per cwt.
Hogs-Fairly active at last weeks
prices. quality fair: prime mediums and
fat workers. s525q5.50: light workers.
and pigs. ba5: roughs Nf425 per
cwt---
Receipts: Cattle. 1914: calves, 4Sl
sheep. 2.46T: hogs. 1908.
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e,,,o,ria Makes overtures.

CONsTANTINOPLE, Oct. 22.-The
attest development In the Balkan sit
aation is the proposition made to Tur-
4 Roy by Bulgaria. This offers an al
Nance and suggests pact and imme-
NiSfe ceasing OF hostile actions.
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Dreams Of Two Women.
Who Hear Relatives Cry
Of Death, Come True

BOSTON, Oct. 22.-ln a vision. Mrs.
Lottie Johnson, OF Beachmont. on
Tuesday night. saw her husband.
George Johnson, cnnging TO an over
turned boat In mid-ocean, heard him
cry for help. and finally, with shrek,
throw up his hands and sink. with
the cry of her husband ringing IN her
ears, Mrs. Johnson awoke and ran
screaming 10 her mother. Her hus-
band had started out early that even
ing with a friend in a power boat for
Gloucester. Early yesterday the pow
Ell boat was found wrecked on the
north shore. IL was just at midnight
that Mrs. Johnson had her remarkable
vision. Johnson's body was picked up
on the shore at noon yesterday.
WATERFOWL. n. Y, Oct. a.
Flora Catlin, 20, working on the Cleve-
land farm near here, declared that
while In deep sleep. she heard the
voice OF her father, many miles away,
call her in agonized tones and then
received a few hours later a telegram
announcing his death at Cardinal, Can.
ada. The girls father was working in
the Canadian town. He was found I'M
conscious, suffering from spasms. He
died soon after.
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U. S. GOV. BONDS.

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