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cessful, the vessel mataining a speed of 22.665 knots.
 In four-holirs enduince run early in the week the Birminglm developed an average speed of PAP nots.
 The Birmingham is fled with reeipro- eating engines of the fneriean type and Is a sister ship of theChester and the Salem. In the Chester trials two weeks ago she made an ageige of 26.53 knots for her four-hour entrance run.
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QUEEN AND CRESCENT
 REDUCES SHOP FORCE

Chattanooga. Tenn, March 15.-A gen eral reduction of the shop force of the queen and Crescent railroad was effec- tive today. involving 1000 men.
 The road now has just a sufficient mum Der of men at work in the shops of the system to make tie necessary repairs Forty-eight men were dropped from the
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To Test Torpedo Boat.

Bridgeport, Conn.,, March 15.--An- tfher official test of the submarine tor Ta0o boat Lake will be made, probably
 esday, in Long Island sound, off this pogt. The special naval board of sub inarines of which Capt. Adolph Marix : =s>tlSSs head will arrive In this city to-
 s-w It is supposed now that the CO., .sag test will relate particularly to | ss'ability of the Lake to keep an evtl keel while travelling under wa The Lake is S3 feet long and has snlacement of 250 tons.
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Trouble in Hayti.

London, March 15.-A dispatch received from Port Au Prince, Hayt, to the ef- feet that serious disturbances have oc- cured at that place. Several persons are reported killed in street fights and many arrests of prominent men have been made. Rumors of several summary executions the dispatch says. are in circulation, but at the hour of filing the dispatch these had not been confirmed.
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sattlem ent is Announced

Tolsio, March 15.-A satisfactory atae- ment of the Tatsu Maru affair N an- nounced this afternoon China ss crn- ceded all the Japanese demands. lo MI purchase the arms and ammur tiaa QA board the Tatsu and will hoist tn apdn- ese flag over the vessel. While tn lag is rehoisting Chinese warship wit fire a salute. There Is a general feeling of relief in consequence of the settlement of the difference.
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Posse Is naarmed.

Oklahoma, City, OK HlNarch 15:-Dep- uty United States Mar tf@Monroe Skaggs and posse of five mef from ocheltata were surprised and disarmed by three men who, it is charged, robbed a bank at Tyro, Okla, and whom the posse was pursuing in the Sandy creek bottoms to- day. After demolisning the weapons of the posse the men escaped to the woods, warning the officers not to follow. The deputy marshal returned to Ochelata and states he will organize another posse and continue the pursuit.
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Lightning Does Damage.

Boston. March 1.-Two powder mag azines in South Acton belonging to the American Powder company were ex- ploded by lightning during a severe thunderstorm tonight. The buildings were in an isolated spot and no one was near them. A house in Wakefie and one in Maiden were also struck and set on fire during the storm.
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Want Investigation.

New York, March 15.-After long denunciation of Controller Metz for not providing money to put men to work on subway construction the Cen tral Federation union decided today to ask Governor Hughes to appoint commission to investigate the manner in which the finances of the city were administered. A committee was ap- pointed to go to Albany and consult with the governor
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BOY KILLS FATHER.
Anoered Because Parent Ordered Him
 to Get Employment.

Wilmington, Del. March lb.-Ansereo hooouse of a scolding, Matthew krascn- eskv. aged r, today deliberately snot ano killed his father, Louis Kraschesky' al their home here.
 The boy, 1t Is said, would not so ue work despite the protestation or ms parents.
 Today his father called him to his room and told him if he did not get worH by Monday he would have to leave tn' house. Young Kraschesky drew re volver and fired two bullets into HIS parents body. x,
 The boy escaped but later gave him self I'D.
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LincoIn's Operator Killed.

Binghamton. N. Y., March l5.-Dewitt Fuller of Hancock, who, it is said, was private telegraph operator for President Lincoln during the civil war, was killed on the Erie tracks at Narrowsburg on Friday afternoon. MT. Fuller was about 70 years old and was employed by the Erie as a telegraph repairman.
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Girl Shoots Lover.

Chor1ngton, March 15.-Willie Mother
 ,a young woman, shot three times
 riously wounded Charles Davis, V love of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad tonight. She claims that she ! was engaged to Davis and that he had become attentive to another girl, Mamie alley Miss Mothershead told the police chat she intended to kill Davis and then commit suicide It was whey Davis de- eisrsd that he no longer loved her that sne fired the shots. Davis is at Freed mans hospital and the girl is under ar
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Grand Stand Wrecked.

Paris, March 15.-The spectators at the cycle races at the Galerie des Machines tonight, enraged over the decision of the umpires. wrecked and set fire to the grandstand. Police reserves to the nunl- ber of 300 had to be called out before or der was restored,
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BIRMINGHAM EXCEEDS THE GOVERNMENT REQUIREMENT

Boston. March 15.-The new scout crui- ser Birmingham came into port late to- day, having completed her trial trips and exceeded the government requirements in her official tests.
 The Birmingham left here on Thurs day for her 24-hour test. Her record was q 22S knots per hour The cruiser on Saturday morning started on her 24-hour 221k knot test This proved equally sue
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Rexolutionlsts May Retire.

Paris. March 15.-It is stated here as o resplt of representations of British. German and American governments, Nord Alexis the President of Hayti, has con- sented to allow General Firman, the leader of the revolutionists and the others who took refuge in the various consulates at Gonaves and Port Au Paix after thefEsilure of tae uprising, to leave the isls ,.. m condition that they agree not to return.
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Monument Is Unveiled.

Paris, March 15.-A monument to Giosue Carducci. professor of Italian literature at the University of Cologne, who died last February, was unveiled at the Col lege de France today in the presence of Emil Loubet. ex-President of France, and a large number of distinguished lt- erary men.
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Fire Does Damage.

Trinidad, Colo. March 15.-Fire, SUD- posed to have been caused by crossed electric wires, today destroyed the coke washer, the tipple, the engine house and the laboratory of the Colorado Fuel and Iron oompanys mine at sophris, causing $l5O00o damages and throwing 300 men out of employment.
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shops in this city icluding foremen, machinsts, etc.
 The order applied 10 ludlow, Ky. Som- erset. Ky" Oakdale nd Chattanooga, TeRa, and Birmingham. Ala.
 The cause Of this aeion is said to be the refusal of the ma to accept a 1O per cent reduction m wages which was To have been made effective April l.
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Proaress Is Reported.

New York, March 15,-Marked progre P in the construction of the Panama - nal is reported by Capt. r. w. Ku (. United States army, instructor Tn en neering at West Point Military acadel y who returned today after 30 days insI eoT tion of the waterway Captain k s says: "The work seems to me to be '- gressng wonderfully. During 24 days ol last month 3,Oo0000 cubic yards of earth were removed. Every one appears to be happy and contented and tie. fs if-tfnder and forecaster of failur" H l believe the canal v July 1, 1915.'
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To Give Lectures.

Copenhagen, March 15.-Chancellor Mac Cracken of New York university will arrive here at the end of the month to take up his course of lectures at Co., penhagen university on the subject of American universities.
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Three Are Drowned.

Stratford Conn.,, March 15.-By the overturning of a rowboat during a sud den squall this afternoon, Peter and An drew Lacroix, father and son, aged 30 and IS, respectively, and Henry w. Elli- son. all of Bridgeport. were drowned.
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Senator Bryan Better.

Washington, March 15.-The cond;- tion of Senator Bryan of Florida, who has been i'll with typhoid fever for sev- eral weeks at Providence hospital, al- though still serious, was somewhat improved today. The Senator's temper ature was 1O3 degrees.
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Biq Fire at Lyons.

Lyons France, March 15.-Fire broke out tonight in a big biscuit factory here and rapidly spread to the surrounding houses. At late hour a block of build ings, covering g acres, was blazing fiercely.
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Comlnq to America.

St. Petersburg, March 15.-Father Greg ory Petroff. the noted labor leader and constitutional democrat, who recently has been applying himself to the study of the English language announces that he will visit the United States, where he will give a number of lectures.
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S. L. Robertson is candidate for mem- bership of the Board of Revenue Of Jef ferson county, subject to the action of the democratic primary
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A. NAT HAWKINS

hereby announce myself a candidate for member of the Board of Revenue of Jefferson county, subject to the action of the democratic primary
 J. Tl1AD MULLIN.
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D. M Malone is candidate for mem- bership of the Board of Revenue of Jef- ferson county, subject to the action of the democratic primary, May IS, 1908
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-16

Steven. D. Haley is a candidate for member of the Board of Revenue of Jef- ferson county, subject to the action of the democratic primary.
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For Board of Revenue

I hereby announce myself candidate for che Board of Revenue of Jefferson county. subject to the action of the dem. ocratc primary J. ED HAIGLER.
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Military Dictatorshlp.

Paris, March l6.-A dispatch received here from London reports the discovery of a plot to establish a military dictator ship at Lisbon, but there is no confirma- tion of this.
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James II. Patton announces himself as a candidate for member of the Board of Revenue of Jefferson county. subjec: to the action of the democratic primary.
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Prince Stephan Dies.

, Cannes, March 15.-Prince Stephan, the 5-year-old son of Prince Mrko of Monte negro, died here today.
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P. M. McNeil is a candidate for county superintendent of education, for Jeffer- son county, subject to the action of the democratic primary.
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Senator Wha te Is III.

Baltimore. March 15.-United States Senator William Pinckney Whyte is ill at his home in this city. His Siysi- cians say that while his condition IS not critical 1t is somewhat alrr Senator Whyte was taN'
 ington on Thurs since grown -4'- tss- Id age, S2
 of re-
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now sitting to fill the ur

now sitting to fill the uneXl hired term of the late Senator Arthu' P. German Pending the meeting O. the legislature he was appointed l.i Senator Gorman's stead by Edwi' Warfield. the then governor of Mary land. His first service in the Senat was in the late sixties.
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I hereby announce myself a candidate for the Board of Revenue of Jefferson county, subject to the action of the dem ocratic primary.
 A NAT TJAxVI(TNrc
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hereby announce myself a candidate for the Board of Revenue, subject to the democratic primary
 FRED G. MACKE.
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C. c. Nesmith of Birmingham offers for reelection as judge of the city court of Birmingham, subject to action of tho democratic primary of May IS, 1908.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-16

For best advertising cuts try Th' Gawk, Age Herald building.
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Randall's Grape Juice.

Just received from the home of the Concord grape. In bot ties. Five sizes.
 The ideal home beverage.
 CLARKE BROS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-16

Prof. I. W. McAdory announces as a candidate for Superintendent of Educa- tion for Jefferson county, subject to ths action of the democratic primary.
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.nsville. Ky

asville, Ky, ? .lght at Dixon, #r negroe M ambush, were brough l l. today and placed in hospital. Their condition is regarded as critical and they win probably die. Both men Nere shot in the back and the bullet per- forated their intestines.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
-or sunerintendent of Education.

Prof. Henry Page Burruss is a candi- date for county superintendent of eduea- tion for Jefferson county subject to the action of the democratic primary.
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For Judge of City Court.

Henry A Sharpe of Birmingham offers z for re-election as judge of the city court of Birmingham, subject to action of the democratic primary.
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American Car Leads.

Ogden, Utah. March 15.-The American car in the New York-to-PaEis race ar rived at 9:45 o'clock this morning, and will remain until Monday morning.
 The Italian car reached Rawllns, Wyo., this afternoon and will not leave there until Monday morning The other three cars are stilk in Iowa.
 Marshalltown. Iowa, March 15,-The sec ond French car in the New York to- Paris race passed through. here at S:30 this afternoon
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Philadelphia. March 15-Acting under orders from Director of Public safetv Clay the police tonie'
The Detroit times., 1908-08-28
MABLEYS STORE
OPENS SATURDAY
NEW PREMISES ON WOODWARD
AVE. FINELY EQUIPPED FOR
BUSINESS.

John ID. Mableys new store AT Nos.
1s4.1S6 Woodward Will be thrown
open Tor business Saturday morning.
The quarters have been handsomely
fitted up and are splendidly equipped
in every way both for the comfort OF
the buyer and for the convenience Of
the firm. Mr.. Mabley's reputation for
square dealing is at the top notch, anC
the line OF mems. boys and children )
clothing. hats and furnishings with
which the new store IS stocked. will
maintain his reputation for carrying
high-grade goods.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-28
ASKED POLICE TO KEEP
HIM FROM WIFE'S FISTS

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Aug. Is
Charles B. Aldrich OF Boston nephew
OF United States Senator Aldrich. has
filed suit for divorce from his Wife.
who was formerly Miss Mona Ridge
way, chorus girl Aldrich and Miss
Ridgeway We're married In St Louis
last February They went from St
Louis To Philadelphia and. ON March
20, Aldrich says. his bride OF % month
struck him with her fists and attacked
him with such violence that he had 10
call the police for protection
The Detroit times., 1908-08-28
COPPER MARkET-CLosE.

ARR. COm., y, ApeN, Ia AII., y. !,
All, So; Adv. 9ii Bay \ Gas. / 7-lo,
Bos. Cons, l27s Bos. Ely. l-l6. Bos.
q Corh. 17le; Butte Gin, 26a. Bu. IL
6. * A.. 1920. Cent. "a; Davis D.. 27s I;
y. Butte. sls Ely. ss. Fr.. 13% First
Nat, 80. Or. lo4: CIR, "a Globe, T..
Kew COP 81 Las AZ az Tax iSEe. y;
Mass, ~ Mob. 81. Maj. 67c; Mich.
= u Miami. ~ a tips ~ = evtt--7
l6Hs New Utah, ~ New Dom. 2as !,
Newh., 6iz " Butte IS: old Dom, 4.
Csc, iii y, Par, 81 Raven, 50; Rh.
Isl. AS Shan, l5&4 Sup. Pitts, l3i I.
Santa Re, . Sup. Cop, "a; =. Queen,
lie; Trim. .Cop.IaA4 Troy. .4oc. Utah
Cons, i612 Utah Cop. 44i9 ". ) OIL,
goa; L. 5. r.. 427s do pfd. 46; Wet,
Il; Win. - Woly, l45; Wyan., rs !,
YOukOn AZ.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-28
HEIR TO WEALTH STEALS
AUTO TO PAY OFF GIRL

ATTENTION. d. Pa Aug 2.S-Rob
ert Eyer. % years old and heir 10 the
100000 estate Of his father. Alfred
Eyer. is locked up in the city jail OF
his own confession that he stole the
81, tn tcttf4iHsss -anlnmnhlle o. his
friend, Or. Palmer j Kress lie II
said 20 have taken the machine 20 sell
IL and get money To pay girl who
had sued him for breach OF promise
He wanted To marry another gir..
The Detroit times., 1908-08-28
RosToN COPpr.H SALES

BOSTON. Aug. 2S.-Sales. furnished
by Hayden. stone x Co.: Adv. l,455
Anal. 1929; All, 2l0. Am Zine. 800
Anc., 205 Are, 10j. Ariz. Com. 1851;
xur-, z5v, t3-,s-ee,s@-- 42A,- B. x g.. 800.
Butte Cltn. l,722; G. q A. 1872; c. 4
w. so; Elm r., 200: Fr.. 1895; CIR, SIS,
e.. g., $50; Roy, 2,369. Lake. $50: Las,
1885, Mass. as. Mex. / 90; Miami ex
rites, l,S35. do rites, 2.725; Mich, 1000;
Mon. 2l0. Nev. Cons, 1872. N. b.. l.
94s; o. g., 100, %. D.. 1850; Csc, 1876;
Par. 3Oia X. l.. 200; S. re. so; Shan,
SOS; sup. Cop. 10; Tam, 5; Trim. a.
It'd Cop. eco. Utah Cons. Ga; Utah
cop, 20. Wet. g. Wolv.. 8; Wyan.. 3l9
The Detroit times., 1908-08-28
COUNTY TREASURER
MAY BE REMOVED

ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. 2s.-In
statement today matte by State Comp.
troler Glynn. relative to the results
OF an investigation into the financial
affairs of Orleans county, II was stat
ed that county Treasurer &. Royce
Sawyer had expended the sum of So
1886 during his present term In pay.
ment OF unaudited claims. The comp
troler asserts that this constitutes
malfeasance In Office for which the
treasurer might be removed The
treasurer's books are faultless.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-28
FLASHED BY WIRE

MONROE. n. Y, Aug. ga report
current in the village early today that
Ferdinand Pinney Earle and his af-
inity wife had returned 10 their home
in the mountain proves, upon investlga-
ton, TO be premature. The Earles are
expected back today. At the present
time Earle, his wife and his wife's
family. are at the Powell farm az
Highland Falls.
AMSTERDAM, Aug. 2S.-Queen
Wilhelmina, who is enciente. Is enjoy
Ing good health. An heir TO the throne
Is expected to arrive shortly from the
realm of the stork The Telegram
says: 1T is learned that Queen Will
helminas health is good, and IL is
probable that a communication short.
ly will be made which will cause pub
lie joy"
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. 2S.-Des-
Briggs, retired farmer, committed
suicide this morning at his home In
Attica. He put q 3S-caliber revolver
In his mouth and pulled the trigger.
He was 81 and was worth half mil
NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-The mid
summer political calm is over, and the
period OF real campaign hustling
Which, VIII end only with election day,
has begun. In all the headquarters
IN this city-Republican and Demo
cratic. state and national, campaign
managers and workers are bestirring
and all is life and activity where for
weeks there has been little or moth
ing doing.
DES MONIES. la, Aug. 2S-Secre
tary of Agriculture Wilson, at the
state fair declared that American land
Is not wearing out, but that is pro-
ductivity generally Is greater now
than il was ten years He based
his statements upon Investigations
which have been carried on by the
department at Washington for 40
years
The Detroit times., 1908-08-28
POLICE COURT DOCKET

John Moriarity, drunk; sentence sus-
pended.
Charles Smith. drunk, sentence sus-
pended.
Nick Miller. drunk sentence sus-
pended.
Walter Sereuberg, disorlcrly con-
duct. sentence suspended
Thomas J Gardner. disorderly con
duct, sentence suspended.
Mary Ratchaik, drunk adjourned 10
The Detroit times., 1908-08-28
MARKET BUOYANT;
PAC|F|CS' WAY
Up AGAIN
TRADING NOT ON HEAVY SCALE
STANDARD OIL THREATENS
TO RUIN ANY HOUSE STARTING
BEAR CAMPAIGN.
BY T. c. sHOTWELL.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-Another
buoyant market vas seen in Wall-st..
today. with Union Pacific, Southern
Pacific and St Paul the leaders
Southern Pacific established itself at
the highest price in its history. while
Union Pacific made new high record
for this year. Reading, Consolidated
Gas, Amalgamated Copper and Smeli'
ers were other very active and strong
stocks.
Trading was not on a very heavy
scale, but the business seemed 10
originate with houses identified with
the city Bank and Union Pacific Rail
road Co. Word has been passed round
Wall-st. by the Standard Oil .eople
that they Will break any house that
attempts to run bear campaign.
They have frightened the professional
trader away from the short side of the
market and have prices absolutely III
their control. The Morgan people are
quietly watching the performance and
are not interfering because thev are
pledged to do nothing 20 interfere with
the artificial prosperity until after
election.
On the local curb market, Melrose,
Niuissing Goldfeld Consolidated, and
Bay State Gas continued 10 be the
leading figures.
The London market was strong.
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BUFFALO, Aug 2s.--t Special Cat .
tIe-Receipts light and steady. Hogs
workers.. s0.bOQ I.O5, grassers, 1925 Il
80; pigs. s5.75U els. Sheep-Receipts
.s.,uuu, STOW, TOPS, S5,-o. CafVes--Srrons
Sl025 down.
MARKET CrOsE.
EAST BUFFALO. y. V. Aug. 2s--
Cattle-Receipts 100. quiet, steady.
Neals-Roceipts $50, active. 75c higher:
Gull 10 choice, 500 1925. sheep and
L;ambs-Reeeipts 800. lambs slow,
81 . 40 yearlings. s4.75l5.25; sheep
81 so u AS. Hogs-Receipts $500. slow
az steady values; workers., $3.50 az; pigs
$3.50 q $40; mixed and heavies. $40
no; roughs. $3.50 500.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.--Hogs-Re~ ipts
10 600, market 10 to l5c higher. oulk,
s640gG.75 mixed and butchers. $500 G
sGc5 0s,35 light. s6a6's5; pigs. s4.So
$3.50. Cattle--Receipts 1000, steady,
beeves. $3.90Q7 $50. cows and heifers.
Sl.7596; stockers and feeders. s2.60Q
40 Texas steers. s3.75q $40; calves,
s550g 7.25; westerners. $4,000. Sheep
Receipts 1000 market strong. native
and western. s2.40g4.25; lambs, native
and western. 50. 10 u els.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.
DETROIT Aug. 2S.-Cattle-Trade
quiet and unchanged active demand
for stockers and feeders. Prices ranged
ash follows: Choice steers. averaging
from 1000 TO l.l00 lbs. s4.75Gt5 20;
choice handy killers. siui.60; light TO
good butchers steers and heifers, 81. 10
q $50, common killers and fat cows.
s2,50m4, Gamers cows. 81. a 2.25
common TO prime shipping bulls $50
BIS, light butchers and heavy sausage
bulls, s.. 80 q $50. stockers and feeders,
$50 a 400 per cwt. Mitch cews--Ac-
tive. s25 80 each. Veal Calves-Ac-
tive. sl4S.50 per cwt.
sheep and Lambs-Dull and un-
changed. quality fair: choice lambs.
s.. so a 5.75. light To fair. s+M5. com
mon 10 prime sheep, 50 IS; mixed sheep
and lambs. $4I5; common killers, 81. -
a325; culls s2I2.5O per cwt.
Hogs-bUtf and unchanged quality
common. prime mediums and fat york
ers So 6t4s pf-Ight- workers. and pigs,
s5.50G6 roughs. 50. 40 n $50 per cwt.
. Receipts -CaiIle-- Al. calves. As. sheep.
ts5, fiogs, 3.-
The Detroit times., 1908-08-28
NEW yoRIx METAL.

exchange today. all grades OF copper
were advanced " in both bid and ask
ing figures TIN was slightly lower.
changed. Lake. 13ss @i3ac; eloctroly =
az, l3.500f i3.e2ikc; castings. 1850
13.37iac; spelter. 4.65M4.10c; lead.
1 81 n n 462iac. tin. 2s.1 B u 29.i5
The Detroit times., 1908-08-28
NOT MY HUSBAND
WHO WOUNDED
ROBERTS
BEAUTIFUL MATRoN WHO WAS
WITH BALTIMORE MILLIONAIRE
ON BOARD WALK, SAYS DYING
MAN KNOWS AssAILANT.
MRS. W. :. q. WILLIAMS.

ATLANTIC CITY. NJ. j., Aug.
2s.-Mrs. w. S. G. Williams, the
beautiful society matron Of 5alti-
more, who was with Chas. 3.
Roberts, a wealthy Baltimorean,
when he was shot and fatally
wounded on the board walk. said
today that the man who did the
shooting was not her husband
my husband did not shoot Mr.
Roberts," che said emphatieally.
HE is In Baltimore and had not
been in Atlantic City.
do not-know -wro- tfte-fftaft-
was who fired the shot, but think
Mr.. Roberts recognized MIN and
could tell his name IL he RECEIVERS
consciousness"