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The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
HOW DUST SAVED
HAARER'S SCALP
INSIDE STORY OF LAS L@S'S
| LArlvs SESSION CONES 70
LIGHT.

An inside story OF big political
deal ,nat almost came OF during the
last legislative session has just come
out Il appears that Mayor Ttomp-
son and =. j. NJ Hally had prepared
4 bill which would have assisted the
mayor in his fight against the com
missioner OF public works ana tried
10 get it introduced through Repre-
sentative Dust.
The latter found the bill TO he 4
partisan one and refused 10 introduce
IL.
Il was approached by a Republican
constituent and asked II | did not
think II would be a good thing 20 have
the charter amended 30 that charges
against public officials with View OF
removing them from office could Dc
prosecuted without so much red ape,
says Dust Il agreed that this would
be a good thing and was given a BIZ
to introduce TO bring it about.
Usually such bills prepared for a
purpose are sent in without very care
full examination, but looked this over
and found that. instead or applying
10 all public officers against whom
charges might be made, it only affect
ed the commissioner of public works
81 called In the man who had hand
ed the bill and asked nim why he had
tried TO put that kind Of bill through
Its just as Hally gave II - me,
he explained. i never read II
II told him that the bill was plainly
an attempt 10 give chance FOX un
fair and partisan activity with Il view
70 political effect and that would
have nothing to do With II. They
never made another attempt 10 pass
| IL Z"
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
DOCTOR SHOT DEAD
At DOOR OF HOME
DIR. FREDERICK T. RUSTiN, OF
OMAHA, VICTIM OF UN-
KNOWN ASSASSIN.

OMAHA, Neb., Sept. DIR. Fred
ericlS T. Rustin, prominent physician
was shot and killed early today, as
he was about to enter his home. He
had been summoned an hour before
to attend patient and as he was
walking up the steps of his house, an
unknown person fred shot from the
side OF the porch. The doctor fell
forward on the floor, a bullet entering
his abdomen.
Hearing the shot. his wife rushed
downstairs and found her husband en-
dleavoring TO reach a chair nearby. He
gasped. II have been shot" and ex'
pired a few minutes later. The POI
lice arrived soon after and the block
was surrounded. but no clew TO the
murderer was found.
BOSTON. Sept. 2.-Dr Frederick
Rustin, who was shot down In Omaha
today, was a former member OF the
Andover (Mass) college baseball team
and at one time captain OF the Yale
university team. His wife Is former
Haverhill girl. Grace Howe.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
-FfSH-ELUDE- F A. FFf -
WHEN DENLY COMES

MIDDLE BASS ISLAND, o., Sep.
2-Before starting for Toledo, to re-
view the G.. A. X. veterans. Mr. Taft
tried his luck in the choppy sea. Ono
sheepsheal for Mr. Taft and q bass
for Charlie were the catch.
Upon landing Mr.. Taft went aboard
The yacht tialcyon, just in from De-
troit on her way 10 Toledo and visited
for time with Col. Frank j. Hecker
and his guests, party of veterans
from Tntroit, and Rep. Denny OF That
city.
Rep. DENLY told Mr.. Taft about con.
ditions In Panama, and reported thai
the latest estimate OF the engineers in
charge OF the canal work
years would be required 10 complete
the ditch. He also had few words To
say about the warm primary Michigan
indufgCr IN, and assured candidate
that his state was safe for Taft" by
III. 900 majority.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
..Uncle Rus" Sage
Was Stung Often,
Just Like a Reub

NEW YORK, Sept. although
Russell Sage was held up TO his gem
Grafton as a model OF caution and as
tuteness in his stock and bond deal
ings and in his loan business. il was
disclosed that shrewd men succeeded
In loading him up with about Sl.071.-
900. par value, OF bonds and 1900
shares Of stock and scrip which are
worthless Besides. there are some
open accounts" upon which The exec
utors can realize little or nothing.
Mining shares. railroad. bank AMI
trust company issues. shares in ware
house and grain elevator concerns, "A
railroad construction companies and
firms. industrial concerns and steei
companies. Improvement shares. cleo
trio railroads stock. land grant scrip.
defaulted state bonds OF Georgia AMI
North Carolina and defaulted town
bonds are among the securities found
in Mr.. Sage's safe deposit vaults
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
FRIENDS WATCH
WOMAN DROWN
coRoNER is INVESTIGATING THE
DEATH OF MISS MARIE RE-
NIKE AT Ro5ARGEs.

Coroner Bennett is investigating the
browning of Miss Marie Reinke, 20
wears old. of No. SO Maybury Grand
ave-. In the river off Robarge's dock
late Tuesday night Although several
\. people were standing o., the dock, II
+. was fully Is minutes before the body
was recovered, and this is the phase
or the case that the coroner Will In
Investigate particularly. He has asked
the police TO assist.
The body of Miss Reinke is In the
county morgue with the neck broken,
q broken rib and bruises about the
face. breast and abdomen, but these
injuries, the coroner says, are easily
accounted for by the fact that the
body was rolled about for more than
an hour In an effort TO resuscitate the
young woman.
Miss Reinke spent the early part
OF the evening in visiting the amuse-
ment resorts I'm the vicinity OF the
Belle Isle bridge, in company with
Fred Bier, No. 923 Meldrum-aye.; VIM
Hauser, No. 1872 Adams-ave. east anu
cousin. About 10 o'clock they board
ed Stegmeyer's launch to go 10 no
barge's resort up the river.
Miss Reinke was the first to get
out of the boat. She walked across
the dock toward shore and just oe,
fore she reached land disappeareo
over the edge OF the dock. She SANK
into the water without cry. Inc
theory Of her friends is that she
walked too close 10 the edge OF Inc
dock and accidentally fell In.
The body was rescued by two oroth-
ers Joe and John Schaefer. VINO nap
pened along Is minutes after the DC,
currence. Drs. T. A. Dewar, NO 20
h Ffeld-aye.. and John Blake, NO Eli
4 Jefrerson-ave, we're called, put couiu
do nothing for the young woman.
County Physician Grimes conduct
"A \ post.mortem examination OF the
body Wednesday morning at the un'
q derfaking rooms OF A. c. LuycSx, at
No COZ Michigan-ave. He found that
the woman's neck was broken.
while Coroner Bennett holds TO the
view that Miss Reinke came to her
death accidentally. he will hold an
inquest. A jury was sworn In Wed"
nesday morning.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
nnSrnN W00I.

BOSTON. sept. Local dealers re-
port slightly better tone In the wool
market. with increased inquiry and bet
ter sales. Nearly all grades Of domes-
tic wool mold steady. the best demand
bCTng fOF, -TTOpI rfpcCrS. " frffc- r.
siZeable movement inI Australian Gas Is
i- t%--ix-.- faeHths1Texas
continues prominent. recent sales
rcatffing zoo 600 bales n cOnsidera lie
portion being at 30 a SIC cleaned. Ter
ritorinl wool sales include considerable
clothing stock. Australian Gas have
also been In demand. The leading do
nestle quotations range as follows.
ohio aud Pennsylvania fieeces-NX,
320i33c. No washed. ~ 35c; fine un l.
washed. 90ff zee: half blood combing. 90
T27cs threr-"iRh blood combing. &c.
quarter blood combing. 2JN zee. delaine
washed. rs n sec. delainc unwashed. 20
az. Michigan. Wisconsin and New
4 rtr-t-t---ftiffe-s 4Farraslad- n 2lc-
delaine unwashed. 25M zee. half-blood
unwashed. 2sM 26c. three eighths blood
unwashed 2562s quarter blood un-
washed. 23M2ic. kentucky, Indiana
and Missouri-Three- ghths blood. &c
az: quarter blood 2sT Csc.
secured values Texas-Fine L.
months. - n 53c, rom 10 : months.
% y s.Ic nm rHfi. &. n f5c. r-ufftUrufu-
Northern. 42q42c. middle county. $50
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
COPPER MARkCT-CIosU

Ariz. Conf -: All. l5la Adv. So
Bay ). Gas. @-iG: Bos Cons. 49, Bos
Ely, 1916 Bos. Il Corb.. 49,. Butte
Cln -. Bu. a Lon SOC: Cop. Con.
79i, G. n =, l2e. cent. "a. DAILY w.
=: Davis -. 81. r. Butte. SIS Ely.
So FIR. 13 First Nat. :: Or. IOI
Globe. :, .. Can, 49,. c.. c. silver.
23ia Kew COP. o Las. AZ. Lake
t2' Mass ~. Moh SO: Mai. %;
Mich, Az Miami Il: Mayf.. 5sc: Mex.
con. IA Mp. 81. New. Cons. lea. /;
N6si 10 EX.. Sc old Dom. 42H: Peru.
q Gu. 90 Raven IS: Rhode isl. ~,
shan. 1919 zap Pitts. 14H. Santa Fe.
2's SUP Cop %. sun. 4 Bos.. 81. T;
g: Utah Cop Sc. T. g oil. 257l: L.
: II, ~ DO MD. f5ig let. 5a. Wow.
10: WAN. 81. Yomkon. a.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
FRANK X. DRUMMOND
WILL GO TO JAIL

Frank r. Drummond failed to show
up in Judge Otis court Wednesday
morning where he had been summon
ed TO answer TO a charge of obtaining
goods by false pretences from +. ~
Coleman AZ Co. the Grand River-ave.
instalment house. judgment was
accordingly entered against Drum.
mond for the full amount of Coleman's
claim. and he will be arrested and
sent TO Jail. Mr.. Coleman says he will
gladly pay the mans board in Jail for
a month as warning to people who
make a practice Of beating the install.
ment houses.
Ii Is alleged that under different
names DrummQnd bought several bills
OF goods from Coleman, and after fit
eng -ap q house would-Aell- the-eeH--
tents.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
SOCIETY EXCURSION
SEASON NEARS END

The society excursions out or De-
troit practically end this week, with
the exception OF the annual excursion
OF Myrtle tent. X. O. 4. NJ. 10 Tashlnoo
park on Labor day The ice drivers
OF Detroit WIT prcurc TT 'ff'55-strrnoo- ufrtt
ScoyiIl Presbyterian church and sun
day school will send party on the
steamer Owana 10 Sugar island. Thurs
day. Moonlights will still be given
on the Detroit. Belle Isle 4 Windsor
Ferry company boats. Although the
weather has been fine, the three larg-
est hotels. Grande Pointe. Oakland
and Stag island. at St Clair Flats,
closed their doors for the season Mon
day
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
Believe AuburndaIe Lost.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept Fears
are expressed for the safety of the
bark Auburndale, now overdue here
two weeks. She sailed from Turk isl.
and Ave weeks ago and should have
reached here i'm three weeks. The
schoonri Republic which left the ISL.
and l91days ago. has already arrived
mere. There are HpprphpnsiOns that
the Auburndale was wrecked In the
west Indian hurricane which swept
the coast OF Cape Hatteras last month.
The bark carried salt and was i'm
charge of Capt +. b. Haskell. who
had crew OF eight men and a stew.
ardess
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
LOOKS AS IF COWBOY
DAHLMAN WERE BEATEN

LINCOLN. Neb., Sept. 2.-Heturns
from the state are coming in slowly
and indications are that A. G. Shat
lenberger, OF Nina, has been nonfin'
ated for governor blythe Democrats.
In Lincoln. he led Dahlman. OF Omaha.
although the saloon men were all
working for the latter George W.
Berge seems 10 have carried Lincoln
by a majority over both OF his com
pctitors. but the vote Is too small 10
help him much in the state.
Rep T. H. Hinshaw, of the fourth
district il claiming his nomination by
large majority over G.. IA. Aldrich.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
BRADLEY'S LEAD is y
SAFE, THOUGH CUT
DOWN SOME
tCon,inued from Page OnsJ

IL was evident soon after the count
ing board began work that Wayne
county would go for Bradley. Returns
from the surroundinC countries IN
the state were Warner hoN ever
and, up TO midnight. the Warner men
were claiming the STATE by a smail
majority.
The work OF the central counlln
board was the most efficient ~ us
short history. the totei vote Aelhb
counted before midnight and taOalateu'
The charge that tie Democratic
vote was cast for Warner was SUD
stantiatcd by the returns AS th9y ap
pearcd To the experienced men VINO
( know The political divisions OF The city
il was as plain as printing. 10 the
strongest Republican wards. the rlrst,
! Second and Fourth. Bradley ca!rIeu
every precinct He carried ~. out
one IN the Eighth ward. roheiy
Democratic precincts in the mira
Fifth and Ninth wards, Smocratic
centers. were for Warner
There was bevy OF state employer
and Warner henchmen about the
table, in the counting board rom as
the votes were NOhAPFNs laws
grew steadily longer.
Well. | carried my preclnct-and
the farmer vote may save us they
confded TO each other
Their hopes waned as the result OF
the count in other places came in.
Kent had given Bradley 5000 plural
ity. Saginaw was for him almost as
strongly; Bay county was divided and
the western counties came In with
sure majorities for Bradley.
BY o'clock. the result was prac
ticaly accepted.
Even though there was no contest
on for the Democratic gubernatorial
nomination. the vote for Lawton T
EIemans, OF Mason, was extremely
small He got even less votes. Il Is
believed. than Horatio s. Earle. who
was the third candidate on the Repub
lican ticket.
This is taken as another indication
that Democrats generally did not take
the trouble TO enroll with their party
and that thousands OF them enrolled
as Republicans and voted In that par
tvs primary. Warner getting the bulk
of their vote.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
MERELY MATTER OF
CHOSE YOUR KICK

Park Commissioner Breitmeyer has
rbcru informed -aatomohilists
have complained OF the, tearing up OF
the roads on Belle Iste: In reply he
says:
at was necessary To repair these
roads and the work had TO be done
IN fair weather. We waited as long
as we could and have torn up only
small stretches at time. II the work
had not been undertaken. there would
have been complaints OF .ruts Ia the
roads so that there we're bound 10 be
complaints anyway
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2--Under the In =
fuence % steady cables due to further
liberal salcs OF the spot article, the
local market FOR cotton opened firmcr
but yielded under rather active s.lling
pressure fiou bear sources, Within
ten minutes all the initial gain was lost
-Tr1r t-vt SrrufT TTrUtSp urrurr-1fArr~s-
days low point The raid appeared To
be -haAcd- IA Icnorts- of easier ptices for
the spot article In the Sosth Atlantic
states.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
cotton prices, furnished by Hayden.
PRODUCE.

,The demand FOR peaches continues
equal 10 INC SUPPLY. Sorn1tnrHg like
fifteen hundfcd bushels came up from
the Islands this morning. and with
what came in Ivy rail shipment. the
market was pretty we'll supplied. but
at these prices everything moves out
quickly, and the market cleans up very
Enthusiastically Receipts OF eplums were
better than usual and the supply 81
apples. pears ana grapes was arg. Re-
ceipts OF poultry were fairly large and
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02

DETROIT. sept. Close: Wheat
dropped of a little. after a strong early
market Some selling was done ON the
bulge which took the edge OF the deal.
Early III r-TT ETSsion rrTrrr ~ = rr-fftsttf
because OF the fear OF "A eorner In sep
t--s4.t,AFr-s.-,-.s4So -hcCaluzA- of az Si1natlnn
that appears bulltsl. Supplics are
small and receipts are being easily
taken cafe or TIT Jvdrs truiS- tv-ttf--
marketing OF the Canadian crop TO
weaken the worlds markets.
Wheat quotations MO. red,
cars at 90 ~. closing az Ssci Septem-
Der opened at &c &c. advanced To - y e.,
and deCl ned TO atc, December opened
as CSC gained &c, anu declined to
9Sisc. May opened at t1.ol u. advanced
10 s. .0aA. ana declined to Sl.o2. No ,
red a.c. No ! white. 96c.
Coarse grain quotations Corn--Cash
No. g, S2c bid. No 3 yellow, ] car at
SAFE. sample. I car at Sgc.
7 Oats--Cash No. 3 white, car at
81 isc. at SIC. September, 5000 bu al
81 isC
Beans-Cash. $40. October tlZ
hid: Navemher S2.03 bid.
Clover seed =f.rtrrfr .,ttt.i-.a t-lhn- hsle -
NJ So ST. March 2n1- haex- II f6.l0 sam
pie. 90 bags at 1915. 50 az $3.50, 20 AT
S5.25, 10 at So. sample alsike, IL bags
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02

4oc; southern. 37@ SSc: fan free. 35@
&c. Decentralization No. ! staple. 50
q 60c; eastern No. l clothing. ala soc:
valley No /. i5Gti6c. Tcrritory-Fine
staple. 5S q Coo fine medium staple. 80
a. 5tc, fine clothing. asa 4Sc: fine me-
dunn clothing, asa 4sc; half blood 500
05e5-t AFee-+tshtAs-h bleed It t,aeI e4tfF-
ter blood, 43u 45C. Pulled-ENtra $50
SIC, fine so q SIC: A supers 42M45c
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
Nominations in Nine
Congressional Districts

Republican congressional nominations
made IN nine districts are:
Second district--Charles T.. Town
send.
Third district--washingto Gardner
Fifth district-Gerrit J. Diekema.
SiNth district-Samucl w. smith
Seventh district--Henry McMorran
Eighth district--Joseph W. Fordney
Ninth distrlct--James G. Mclaughlin
Tenth district--George A. Loud.
Eleventh distrlct-Frnncis II. Dodds
The vote by counties in the contested
districts was.
cONl,R ESGInN AI-TENTII NIQrRII,1
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2.--Hogs--Receipts
90, 900. market steady at yesterdays
average kSnixed and butchers, $3.50
So L geod TO heavy, s6.65 - rougH
heavy. S6.25 {. 6.45; light s6.251 go;
pigs. s4.50G go. bulk, $3.50 n $50. cat
tle-Recetpts 1900, steady TO Ice low
er;-hecXes, s44 1-s0-cows- and helfeIs.
1896. stockers and feeders. $500 u
40; westerners. s3.90u65 sheep
Receipts $1,000. Zoe lower; sheep ma o.
tive and western. 32.25a4; lambs. S. 60
16
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02

Mrs. Mary Mcclellan. who was loo
fhie month, has lived on oatmeal all
her life, and works about the farm at
Brcckagh. Donegal ireland, with her
children and grandchildren. She is
the widow of tenant farmer and her
faculties are practically unimpaired.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
NEW yOBk METAL.

NEW YORK. Sent AT the Metal
exchange today. all grades OF copper
were reductd u in the bid price, bring
ing Lake down 10 1850 1850. electro
lytic TO IL 81 l. q 10 62is. and castings TO
1921 n i3.371c.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
u. S. GOV. BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished hy Hay
den, stone * Co. Now - reg, 1897 n
lOt. DO coup" lOi hid. new 3s reg. i0I
CLOG: do coup i01 qi1O2: new "a reg.
100 >, Ml2l. do. COUP. 12lL MI22
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
Markets az Finance

e. $3.50. . ~ 81. 10 at 500. az $500.
Timothy seed-Prime spot. 100 bags
at sl6-
Receipts IN the Detroit market Wed
nesday, included 500 bbls OF Hour,
cars OF wheat. OF corn. 10 OF oats. and
>, OF rye. Withdrawals were 500 dds
ot -four. Stocks are I364sS pn oi
wheat. 160.44S bu or corn. l33,O5' IN oi
oats. and S,i25 bu OF rye.
Wheat in Liverpool closed "a q ed
higher, and corn unchanged TO 'aC
lower.
Northwestern wheat receipts We'd
nesday, 49, ears, year ago, l9i cars
Wheat receipts al Kansas city, lSe
cars; year ago. 90 ears.
81 Louis wheat receipts. $4,000 bu
year ago. $4,000 bu.
Exports OF wheat and hour Wednes'
daV. $4,000 bu.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Wednesday. $4,000 bu; year ago. 49,
600 b4
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
Vote in the State;
290 Precincts Missing

The vote In the state on the guber-
Material nomination. with 290 pre-
cincts missing, was as follows
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
LIVC STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.
Report OF Market Openinx by sadier

BUFFALO. Sept. 1t spec iaI. * at
tle---keceipts light and steady. Hogs
Receipts 5000, steady, heavy, s1.l0 q
80. one deck. s185; workers., s. n7.l5:
grassers. s6.60U $50 pigs, s6.l5 a o.. ..
Sheep-Receipts 1000, slow; tops, 1918.
Calyes-Steady, 81.
EAST BUFFALO, y. Y, Sept. -
Cattle--Receipts $50. fair demand. and
steady. Vcals--Receipts 200, active.
steady at S5Qy. Sheep ana Lambs
Receipts LOO. lambs slower and low
-.r, SHEEP fairly active and lower,
lambs $50 n d. L. XearUngs.L $40 q o.
sheep. SIS 044.1J. HOgs-Receipts q
$50. fairly active. steady ana easy
workers.. 500 q 40, pigs. $50 a6.25;
mixed and heaVies, s1l5W 80; roughs,
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished by
Lewis @. Gorton. l4l2 Majestic building.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO Sept. Wheat opened
strong at slightly better than yester-
days closing prices ComnissIo
houses were good buyers on the open
Ing There was sufficient demand TO
advance prices tracttonsllN. Local.
crowd seemed inclined 10 play for re-
action.
Opening prices: Wheat-Sept. - a
96Tsc. Corn-Sept., s0g7ySc. Oats
Sept. 49isc Pork--Sept., $li.1O. Lard
Oct. 81 a. Ribs-sept. not quoted.
oct. 800.
Wheat closed i5Qs.c higher. react
ing II al iAc from top. Corn Was - "
lec lower 10 unchanged. oats We're
"a asc higher and provisions We're so
SOC higher.
Closing prices: Wheat-Sept, 81 !. C..
Corn--Sept.. 7sa. II 79c Oats-Sept., ooc
asked Pork-Sept.. SASS asked. Lard
sept. 1886 4s.e7ia. RIBS sept. $40
U9l2I- bid.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02

with the fruit season on. the demand
was not as urgent as usual. more espe-
cially for hens. Butter and eggs were
steady and rrm, and potatoes were un-
changed
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02

~ rs,:''.sL seR. slss' s rs%.; ;1sr ;,-..
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
On leaving the county jnii. To he com-
niIifrd 10 the -Iatr nsNIum for the

criminal insane az Ionia. Christian
Frischkc. wife slayer. lcft note
with Turnkey Joseph Guyette. In the
county jail, thanking the authorities
for giving him right Justice aud
promising TO do the CITY good" the
rest OF his life II ne RECEIVERS his
mind.
a small rrf gallery t. forming In the
cIty assessors oehcc, Arthur ~.
Gregg. draughtsfnan for the ofAcsy
has taken turn toward art and two
OF his pictures now adorn the office.
one ~ marine pastel view. showing
ship under sail In the moonlight.
Another picture is a life-size portrait
OF Mayor ThOmpson which hangs on
the wall OF Assessor Nagcrs office.
Although GreKg has neVef srudtCd
art his pictures have created consld-
srable favorable comment
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02

Suppressed suits ,or divorce, were aicd
~ ednesdas by ycssic -. Nelson 4.
Blackwell Matthew rs. ARHes Hen
wagen. and Lille ~. Charles Bur
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02

TsabeIIa--Dodds. 1850 plurality.
Townsend, Diekema. Smith. McMor-
ran and AcLauShiiu had no opposition.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
The city trensurer's ofhce viii ne opr
until y o'clock " ednesday evening
Thirty Ave men az various naes tool
the examination for pOsItIOnr In tL.

Internal revenue service w cdn"Sday.
There are no vacancies az present In
the list at this ofhce hut th' waiting
list had been exhausted Therefore
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

.Ex .divldend. - per cent
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02

Applcs-i'ancy. S2ds: common. ;lG
. per bbl
Butter--Official prices; extra cream
cries, csc; firsts. 21c. crooks. Ice: pack
ing stock, l6iac per 10.
Cabhaxe-60c per doz; si.66 per Dbl
CauituONer-Californ Sl.sDua pc.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
stone * CO.. ll6-llS Griswold-st
open High. Low Noon
The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
LATE LOCAL NOTES.
A meeting Of factory superfntenden
mud owners Mns teId In the All Hcid

.lberg cafe, Tuesday evening ii
the interest OF Philip Breitmeycr
candidate for the Republican nom
lnation for mayor.
The new South-news., 1908-06-13
PRES. J. c. HARDY
Wants All Of His Acts. Both
Private and Official. Thor
ouQhly INVESTIGATED.

jackson. Miss. June -Gover
nor Noel has given ont a letter from
President J. G. Hardy, Of the Stark.
vile A. & N College, in which he
asks him as Governor aud Presiden,
Of the Board % Trustees, to have
every official and private act of his
administration fully Investigated.
Tne lctter was prompted BY the
numerous charges preferred before
and since the legislative investiga-
tioA which. 1t - charged, used white
wash TIE Bard holds special
meeting on the llth. when the mat
ter will be taken up with full ln-
vestigstson Of the rumors Of dissen-
tion among the members OF the
faculty - dattiesburR Daily Ne rs,
The new South-news., 1908-06-13

Mine years ago II looked az II nv
time bad come. ''says Mr. C. Farthing,
Of MN Creek, Ind. Ter. Il WAS 90 run
down that life hung oua very slender
thread. It was then my druggist
recommended Electric Bitters. l
bought bottle and got What need
ed--strength. had ore foot in the
grave,> Dut Electric Btters put It
back on the turf again, and pve been
we'll ever slnce." Sold under guarau.
tes ct B. J. Ward drug store. soc.
The new South-news., 1908-06-13

Fellows who &, ahead and do
things to bui;d mp the community,
advance tho town and promote the
general welfare Of all have no time
to stop and notice the cur when h.
howle, the. CRATER when be lies, the
l,ar when he hikee. or the wet nurse
when it's one continual knock on
tho welfare Of the community -
P.aindealer.