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The Detroit times., 1908-05-06

aAgpIes-Fsncy. ss0sso: common. u
s.sss@-brisd Lima. "a erc per ID.
Buttsr-ofneiai prices: Extra cream
packing stock, Ice per 10.
Cabbage-fiome-sro 81 per Dbl;
Ceiery-FIorida,. ssas per crate
Cranberries-Late Howes. $3.50 per
Cauiiaower-Caiiforn N.75g2 per
Observation-Disclosures full cream. new,
Co6ce--Packase coffss. sIl7s@lkss
per 100 lbs
Dressed Hes.-LISht. 707xc per lib:
Dressed csives--Fancy. core: COM
ssaI; 5.s sgr nm 5ssseDs.
i Eiess-Sienixan patent ten 0: r. wood.
WEE: s sssond, s sss per sbi s'' straight
coarse cSfn meal s S5an .n si Ssi
fniddIInss. $50 per ton. ' "''
per dog; cue9mbcrs. 75e@si.ss per doz:
per box apaSslsy: Csc per dog. wa.
c. s0s pfgaa ats
peas, $500 per bu wax beans. S225
per box; green beans, az per hamper.
SSra@ Is. sASows,so per Dol
Hardwars-wire nails. 1870: base
painted barbed wire, sz.se; galvanissd
s sed p Sifs sa ps,t Mo s.: nnsasd wr:
cloth. 81 40 per 100 feet: lap and slip.
so and per cent on: poultry netting.
ss p sna o.ns O r cs1:
pipe. 20 and Fer cent OF.
,s9iss: eaaeassss. sSsc i Per %fs IS. a"''r'
may-bstreit shippers arc paying the
sissSSit No .. sisso. clio Clover. m missS.
Sli.so: rye straw. 81: wheat and cat
Hicss"So. cured cure s &c no no . cured.
cured, 10 COG; No, ~ ssssss;: k kiiS
sa ait" cured. 10. No. sSsS: cs!t;
horse hides, No. I. IS: No. {. "; sheep.
'k Ii:;. :. & yD9ss psr iSo.
Lemons-Caiiforriia. 80 03.so per boz.
S!as.s snssr.-New, pure. iSc per Is.
Osions--SO q 7sc per bu; Texas. $50
0i 6s PER su i, sD:Sa,'h ' so crate
days s Dss esnr tor x sasa
::ens; shc; turpentine. IN barrel lots.
orasEes--california naveis. sa.7s0
325per box.
riseappie---Florida. sl.2s@22s per
dog.
Pop ccrn--Esrs. ~ @sc per ID.
potstoes-Car lots. 4. o. b. Detroit,
I6S4f3c per bu. new. Bermudas 1915
per bu s. per Dbl; Floridas. si.7s per
Ifie~lsTy-Hens lss Ole; springs.
die; sess. iSSiic; turkeys isxisc
Provtssops--Me.s pork. s1s 60. family
pork slc.s0di7: light. clear. sfs 90:
heavy, f1s; smoked hams 1ot Ollie; dry
saited briskets. 81 a &c. shoulders, sue;
In tierces. &c: kettle rendered. Toe ID.
Strswberries--ss.5o per bu: f4-ot
cases, 81
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06
4 HURT As NAME
CAGE SHOOTS UP
TAMARAcK ENGINEER LOSES
CONTROL OF HoisT-EscAPE
FROM HORRIBLE DEATH.

CALUMET, Mich. May 5,-(Spe-
cial) Through am alleged error OF
the hoistng engineer al No. shaft
of Tamarack mine. four miles west
OF here, this morning. an over-hoist
was caused and four drill boys were
injured AT first II was reported that
l2 men were killed and many hurt.
There were nine occupants or the
cage, men and boys, as il was being
hoisted 10 the top OF the shaft and
rockhouse at a. m The engineer
suddenly lost control OF the apparatus
and the cage was shot fun force. to
the top
The four boys were badly bruised,
hut none was fatally hurt. The rest
escaped without injuries.
IL was rumored that one OF the men
had fallen from the cage 10 the bot
tom OF the shaft. nearly mile below.
Searching paties started TO hunt for
his body. when he was found alive and
we'll He had passed out of the crowd
Immediately after the ac-
cident
The escape OF the men from hor-
rible death is regarded as almost
No material damage was done 10 the
plant by the accident and work viii
not be delayed.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06
Me THOD|ST ARMY
TAKES BALTIMORE
500 BISHOPS. MINISTER'S AND
LAYMEN TO DISCUSS I'M
PoRTANT QUESTIONS.

BALTIMORE, May Baltimore
today is thronged with prelates high
in the Methodist Episcopal church who
will attend the general conference
which opens here tomorrow at 10
o'clock. Eight hundred bishops, min
listers and laymen will be in attend
ance TO transact the important church
business which will come before the
body. The conference will be called
to order by Bishop J. w. Hamilton, OF
San Francisco.
Ii was decided at the Harrisburg
conference OF the bishops that the
two most important questions TO come
before the conference were those Of
amusements and the time limit OF pas
torates. Petitions have come from
many conferences and many Epworth
league chapters requesting that the
clause relating To social amusemenrs
be made not mandatory. but be in
serted in the discipline in an ad-
visory way There is strong senti-
ment throughout the church not fav-
oring such social amusements as the
theater. but favoring the placing OF
the responsibility on the Individual
instead OF having thee hurch deal au-
thoritatively with the matter.
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5000 STAND AND
CHEER HUGHES
FOR SPEECH
~oop BLESS YOU" ECHOES
THROUGH HALL AS GOVERNOR
APPEALS FOR SUPPORT FOR
ANTlRAclNc BILLS.

NEW YORK. May 5.--Fiye thousand
persons stood up and cheered to the
echo last night in Carnegie hall when
Gov. Hughes, appealing for support
FOR his anti-racing bills which are to
come before the special session OF the
legislature next week. said:
II would rather be before the people
Z IN an effort TO bring TO pass the aooli-
tion OF this iniquity and witness the
demonstration OF desire TO MAINTAIN
honest representative government
than hold any Office in the gift OF the
people
shouts of God bless you" and
Hughes must be governor again.
echoed through the big auditorium.
He assailed the bosses who deliver
ied senators" and limited at surprises
which may come to those who fought
the bills In the senate.
Dollars Not Sole Goal.
Gov. Hughes reviewed the history
If race track legislation in the state,
after which he said:
ssThere are times when We look
3 despondently upon American ire ah1
we think everybody - In pursult OF
tQUilare. II IL nOb tlAAo
Though. when you can go INTO every
icommunity and find all the people you
care about knowing. or for whose re
aspect you care. come up ana say, We
want TO see our constitution enforced
and we are for law and order anu
thonest government.
what a coalition there Is on the
fother side OF this crusade In the IN
terest OF uphoiding the constitution,
with the exception OF few well-mSan,
ing. misguided publications which, 1
hope. viii understand better later;
, Oh. what a coalition we have opposed
80 us, IL is almost worth while 10 see
Me roundup. Everything that Is un-
.ncrupulous and condemned In morals
and everything depasing In politics We
md They have made n cry OF parties.
but In their private consultations there
10 no party division. They are together
for the gamblers.
And the iniquity of 1t IL that back
OF II there Is not only boss. but some
special interest that rules the boss.
Mea In public Office must be made to
account TO their constituents. The
people will not stand for puppets for
ever. We want men elected to office
who will do their duty In accordance
with their belief and we want condi-
tions such that no man can say TO an
elected officer. i gave you your job
and you must do as tell you. or you
lost IT,"
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06
Babe born on street.

While alone in her home at No. $50
Joseph Campau-ase., Mrs. Sophia
volaska. aged IS, was taken IN early
Tuesday morning. and failing to get
any response to her cries for help she
went herself In search OF a doctor. The
woman dragged her way 10 the office
of Or. Edmund Viertel Chene and
Forest-ave.. where she raped In vain
for admittance A policeman then
came TO her assistance and finally
aroused Mrs. Vlertei. wife OF the doc
tor. who said her husband was out
on another case. Before the officer
could summon another physician. Mrs.
yolaska gave birth to a child ON the
street. Mother and babe we're re-
moved to the House OF Providence in
an ambulance.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. May 5-Ciose: Wheat did
not DO much on Tuesday. although news
was very buliish The worlds visible
crease. This put prices up about
cent but they came down again and
closed lower than the last figures OF
Monday. Some Hessian ny and chtnch
bug damage reports Were circulated
but received little attention.
Wheat quotations---Cash No. = red.
si.os; May opened nc on at si,qsh; ad,
si.os: July opened at sa4c. advanced
TO 93L4c. and declined TO 81 NC. Sep
TENDER opened at sec. advanced to
.si%s, and declined to sshe; No. red.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn--Cash
No 3. zoe; No. yellow. cars at I2c.
oats--cash No. white. 5sc asked;
Rye-Cash No. .. cars at SIC.
Keans--Cash and May. s2.f5: June.
$3.50.
Der. s7.e5; sample, 7 bags at $40. at
Timothy seed-Prime spot. sfs: octo-
Der, S7.65. sample. bags at $40, at SO.
Timothy seed--Prime spot. 50 bags at
Receipts In the Detroit market on
Tuesday Included 400 bbls OF -four.
car OF wheat; OF corn. OF oats at. ana
wheat. i57. 7sI bu OF corn. s7ls4 bu OF
oats. c,2s3 blu OF barley, and ll,0Os bu
OF rye.
European visible supply. 7.s12.o0o bu
dcci ease.
Northwestern wheat receipts Tues
day. l IS ears: year ago. 6sl cara
ST Louis wheat receipts. $4,000 blu:
year ago. 10000 bu.
Wheat in Liverpool closed a a X q
higher. and corn unchanged.
Worlds wheat visible supply. 1885,
900 bu. decrease
Wheat receipts at primary points
Tuesday. $50 900 bu. year ago, $4,000
bu.
No exports of wheat. Flour exports
were equal TO $4,000 bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. May 5.-Opening grain
prices wheat-May. l:03es. Corn
May, 5Oh Q50Ac. Oats-May, 53Nc.
Pork--Mny. $3.50. Lard-May. not
quoted; September. $50. sRibs-May.
not quoted, September, 1885,.
Quotations BY Cameron currie & Co:
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FRIScO'S ARMS OPEN
TO WELCOME FLEET

San FRANCISCO. May 5.-Flags
are dying about the beautiful shaft OF
victory, erected by citizens OF San
Francisco In Union Square In COM
imemoration of Admiral Dewey's tri-
Inmph over the Spanish feet in Man
lila bay. The display OF the colors
Us In anticipation of the coming OF
(, the combined fleets next Wednesday.
hut the figure OF victory to the visitor
/. seems to bear a resemblance to the
Wise OF the city from ashes several
years ago.
San Francisco is ready for the navy
men. The town is wide open.
The cruisers West Virginia. Penn
nylvania, Colorado and Maryland, UNI
der command OF Rear Admiral Dayton,
arrived here last night. from Puget
sound and will take part In the recep-
> 1ion TO Admiral Evans Atlantic feet.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06
PRINCE AND NINE. GOULD
LEAVE FOR FLORENCE

ROME. May 5.-Prince De Sagan
and Nine. Gould left for Florence to-
day. Current rumor is that they have
arranged to be married there by, a
civil and Protestant religious cere-
mony.
Their departure from Rome Is taxi
en- as marking the couples abandon
ment OF all hope of papal annulment
OF Nine. Gould's marriage to Count
Boni. De Sagan refused, before his
departure. to reply 10 questions con-
earning rumors that he is about to
become Protestant that he may Nbe
able to marry Nine. Gould by religi.
Gus ceremony.
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sx.dlviaena. 2 ser cent.
sTocIx MARkET-CLosE.

Am. Q. & r. 35!s. Am. LOCO. IS =
do pfd. 100; Am lob. sO1s Am. smell,
Tan: Anal. Cop. 81 II Ana. Cop, 30
r. Tr. an Cent. Leath.. 2sh Oh. &
Ohio. ss1s: Can. Pac. 1855; C. K CT. w.
A.: Colo. F. s. l.. 24n; Cons, Gas,
t1ss.: Distil.. 32h; ID. q III. Can, 15s =.
Gen. Flee, 1881; Ill Cent, 1876; l.. &
n. Zoe u Mex. Cent. 1913 NJ. X. & +.
RIA Newh.. 5Ts; CT. North. 1874: Mo.
$685.; Nat. Lead. 62Ts: Nor. & W.. 6eh :
North w. ISL u North. Pac.. lS2s. N.
Y. c. & H.. lo2A ont: W. seN
Penn Penn; e d p g iIs7.; Peo- ~ Gas,
Rep ST.. rs. do ptd. era: Rock ISL,
l5f.; do pfd, s2is st: Paul 1905
schioss St. 45h Sou. Pac., sSa Sou.
20i. Union Pac.. I5Sh u s. s. Bonds.
95; T.. 5. Steel s61 DO .pfd. 1928
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER

Cameron Currie & Co.'S copper letter:
Opening copper cable: spot. f5s LIS
CD. up l2s Cd; futures. eos 81, up les Cd.
The coppers opened quiet this morn
Ing with a steady tone. North Butte
and Copper Range were the most ac-
tive during the forenoon. the former
showing transactions between 81 n and
Us. and the latter being traded IN
around 20. There was also some de-
mand for Atlantic up TO IL. Amalga-
price. and Anaconda was fractionaily
higher. The balance OF the list held
about stationary. The metal In London
opened 12s cd higher. Al midday. the
market was quiet snd without feature.
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NEW yoRK sTOCK LErrER.

Furnished BY Cameron Currie & Co.:
After the first hours trading. in
which the market was not 20 active as
IL has been lately. good deal Of
strength had developed. Traders who
sold short early covered and took the
other side. arguing that the general
tendency was In that direction. The
chief bull argument on the street and
on the floor is that the Hartman inter-
ests must keep market strong in order
To stimulate public demand for Union
Pacific bonds. The reasoning. IL obvi-
Gus, is good. and II is merely a question
OF how much stock must be taken I'm
doing so. and OF how large public
following can be created. on the lat
ter point, a number OF houses are genu-
iuely hOpeful
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06
FLASHED BY WIRE

SAN FRANCISCO. May 5.---Fire Mon.
day night destroyed property In the
block bounded by Market, Geary and
Kearney-sts.. and Grant-ave.. valued a.
100000. II started In the kitchen OF
the Mentone restaurant. The build
ings were one-story. OF wood, built
since the big fire.
CHICAGO. May determination OF
anarchy Is the scope OF bill drawn
by Assistant Corporation Counsel Holt.
which will be introduced In the legisla-
ture by Rep. Albert r. Keeney. II
provides that any person who shall
publicly advocate by spoken or writ
ten word the killing OF any person,
whether In Illinois or In a foreign
country, shall be deemed guilty OF a
felony and shall upon conviction be
sentenced to the penitentiary.
BUTTE. Mont, May 5.---Articles OF
incorporation were filed here Monday
by the Continental Express Co. and
the Continental Telegraph Co.. the for.
mer capitalized for 100000 and the
latter for 100000.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, May s.
Max Crockett, Jr., 10 months old. died
at Lewisburg, Monday, OF wounds In
fiicted by rooster. The child fell In
the yard and the rooster attacked him.
sinking It's spurs repeatedly into the
child's head.
NEW YORK, May 5.--Geo-ge J.
Gould says he thinks the corner has
been turned in the financial situation,
and That while he anticipates railroad
earnings will be somewhat unfavor
able. perhaps until July. he takes an
optimistic view OF the outlook.
CHICAGO, May 5.--Gasps OF az
constituent came from an audience,
largely composed OF Roman Catholics.
when the curtain was lifted on the
second scene OF Rev l.. ]. vaughan's
play. "A Woman OF the West" pro-
duced in the Bust Temple .theater.
The interior of Roman Catholic
church, showing the altar and an ac-
tor in the vestments OF a priest per-
forming the ceremonies OF the mass
we're presented and continued for al
most three minutes. The play was
not very we'll received.
NEW YORK, May 5.--Following .
request he had formerly expressed.
the body of Juan De Dios Tejada, of
East Orange. N. j., has been. cremated
with the overcoat he used IL years
ago In an endeavor to shield his wife
and four children from exposure when
they were shipwrecked. The ashes Of
the body and the coat will be con-
signed to the sea.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06
ATTRIBUTES BREACH
OF PROMISE SUIT TO
GIFT OF UMBRELLA

CREENSBURG, Pa, May 5.-v,
Miss Bird, Lysle. of Pittsburg. i
milliner. appeared in the West
More1and county court In a
breach OF promise suit against
john M. Hawk. who Is an elder
IN one OF the town churches
Miss LysIe says Hawk promised
70 marry her and then backed
out.
The deacon. Mr. Hawk. was
one OF the most persistent WOO.
crs I ever met said Miss
Lys}c. "oDce he offered me
niIk umbrella. but ! knew Il was
b&d hlck 20 take that as a
pf<>>cnt. but he persisted. and 10
rlc>kt him 7 accepted and bad
luck dated from that time. I
blame the whole thing to that
n]ucky amtreila"
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06
SERVICE LEAGUE
BUTTONS READY
PURCHASE GIVES MEMBERSHIP
IN ASSOCIATION TO ENcoUR-
AGE HOME BEAuTiFYiNG.

II YOU have not yet joined the City
Service league. the time is now
Buttons signifying membership have
been placed on sale all over the city.
and. lest any forget. signs have been
placed in windows and on street cars
TO remind citizens that such league
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06
DosroN COPPER SALES.

BOSTON. Mass. May 5.--Sales. fur
nished by Cameron Currie & co, Anal,
Cons. sos: b. & C.. go; Blu. 2.3i3; c. &
A.. 2cl: c. Il n, l3, Cent. 10; Mer.. 500;
Range. 2,6o4: Dom. Coal 40; FIR, llo;
Maya. So Mob. 10. New. ITO; ". 81,
2.7ih: o. d. 8; Csc. 25; Par. so; Qy.. s;
s E'e. 100: shan, eos; Sup. Cop. 215;
Tam. 10; Trim. ESQ; u. y. r.. ITO: do
pfd. 3T5. Utah Cons. $50. Wet, ass.
WIN. 10. WolY. Al.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06
COppER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Att, l3&s Arc, ia Black MIN, 55s
Dos Cons. IL: Butte Gin, 22zs: Copper
Con G, sss c & Al los; psvis D.. S q.
az G. Can. sb Gold. Cons. ia La
Sale l4h: Lake, 80. Mob. ~ " Mp,
Z: Isle Roy. 1914 New. Cons. IL ~ Nov.
81 'sn Csc. So HsG QUINCY Sl So shan n i.5.
Sup. Pitts. lex Sup. Cop, i71A: Tam.
IS, Utah Cons. asa Yukon. AZ. l..
s. r.. & 8. pref. Al y Wolv.. l2e.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06
LONDON WOOL.

LONDON. May 1.-THE list OF arrivals
OF wool for the third series OF auction
sales closed with the following
New South Wales. 49,Il9
bales: Queensland. 14.117: Victoria. 4s.-
sT4; South Australia. s.71i; West Aus
tralia. 4.14l; Tasmania, l1,17l; New
Zealand, l4S.lST. Cape OF Good Hope.
and Natal, 33.7s9. or this wool. los, 900
bales OF Australasian and p 900 Cape OF
Good Hope and Natal were forwarded
direct TO spinners, making the net
available for the coming sales 263.1l9
bales. including 1900 held over from
the second series.
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exists for the purpose OF beautifying
Detroit.
BY buying button you become
member. The membership will be d.
vided into district associations. each
OF which will encourage home beauti-
flying and artistic gardening in its sec
ton OF the CO
Cups and prizes are offered for the
greatest Improvement IN conditions.
All the district associations are to be
represented in city gathering
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06
The imperial race OF everlasting
Rome.

The imperial race OF everlasting
Rome.
20 Godhead, give me Truth" the He
brew cried.
His prayer was granted. He be-
came the slave
or the Idea, pilgrim far and wide.
Cursed. hated. spurned and scour-
ged. with none to save.
The Pharaohs knew him. and when
Greece beheld.
His wisdom wore the hoary crown
OF Ed.
Beauty he hath forsworn, and
wealth and power.
Seek him today. and find in every
land.
No fire consumes him. neither food
devour;
immortal through the lamp within his
hand. lh
Emma Lazarus.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06

NEWPORT, Ore, May 5.--During a
1tUrm ON the coast, the steamer MIN
ne Il. Kellon shifted her cargo and
nprunG bad leak. A huge wave
nffuck the vessel and washed her
deck and cabin. leaving the vessel wa
terlogged and unmanageable. Eleven
|of the crew were drowned. some while
<rying 10 launch boat
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06
HAckLEY's LIFE IN DANGER.

MUSHROOM. Mich. May 5.--The
physicians OF Chas. NJ. Hackley, the
young lumber millionaire whose eye
sight has been despaired OF since no
blew himself up with dynamite. now
say that his life is In danger. When
told that his sight would never re-
turn. Hackley stoically said: Wei.
then. Il can't be helped"
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06
PRODUCE.

The butter market was let down a
little this morning following a half
cent decline At Elgin yesterday. Deal
ers say the offerings OF butter from
first hands are more liberal than they
were. and while there is no accumula-
ton OF stock. the market Is I'm an easier
position. Eggs and poultry do not
change. although the demand for chick
ems Is somewhat less urgent than IL
was, Potatoes are steady and fairly
The vegetable list on the whole IL
steady. and strawberries are In good
supply.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06

CHICAGO. May 5.--Hogs-Receipts
$4,000, market 59l0e higher; light.
s5.39@5.i6: mixed. s6.t0Q5sO; heavy.
ers, y6.S545.10: good to choice heavy
s&S0xg 49, pigs. &4i0d $50. Cattle
Receipts 5000. market strong: beeves.
shaSu I25; Texas steers. $500 s. so !,
western steers, sl.55Q6: stockers and
feeders. s37Ou5.S0; cows and nelfeTs
se.5o@s.60: calves. si.s5@6.e5. sheep
Receipts 10000. market steady; natives,
sA25H6lO, westerns, S@25W6,l5; year
lings. S6s5 q 80, lambs, natives and
westerns. S5.s5qT50
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"A Matter Of Size.

Isn't that politician, something OF
an iceberg?" asked the man who likes
genial demonstration.
He isn't big enough to be. an fee
berg" answered the sardonic person.
Hes Just an icicle. Washington
Star.
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NEW YORK METAL.

tendency was shown at the Metal ex-
change today with trading on a light
scale. TIN was down &c for spot and
nearby deliveries. while lead improved
slightly. Other commodities were UNI
changed. Lake. $i2.s2h: electrolytic.
si2.50: castings, sl2.25: lead. s4l0:
speiter $3.50: tin, $3l.4gH
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sws.. res..o<.-rilinois. uca.as per

tables. 3T.IS: cut Loaf yyI5: cubes.
$3.50: xxx powdered. 3S.o5: granu
lated. extra coarse. s5i5: Eranulated. In
bulk. 1875; granulated. In 10-lb cotton
bags. $3.50; graduated. In 25-lb cotton
bags. $5.75; Michigan granulated. 1855:
confectionery A. $500 No. I. 1885, No.
2, $3.50: No: Z $3.50; No. a. $3.50, No. s.
1885; No. 9, $3.50; No. 10, ys.25: No. IL.
$3.50: No. l2. t5.l5; No. rs. Isis; No. a,
IS 10; No. 10. S5.lo per 100 lbs.
Tomatoes--Floridas. S2.75 per crate
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EAST BUFFALO. n. " May Cat
tIez-Receipts 80 head, fairly active aud
tive, 50c higher at s5Q7 sheep and
Lambs--Receipts 5000 head, slow at
steady values lambs. t5.256735. year
lings t6.25n6.50. mixed sheep. {3H6
Hogs--Receipts 2.3s0 head. market ac-
tive. 100 zoe higher; workers.. SeO5Q
$40. pigs, $3.50 5. 90. mixed. se.0s9
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06
GIFTS.

20 World-God. give me Wealth." the
Egyptian cried.
His prayer was granted. High as
heaven behold
Palace and Pyramid; the trimming
tide
or lavish Nile washed all his land
with gold.
Armies OF slaves toiled ant-wise at his
feet.
woodworking traffic roared through
mart and street.
His priests were gods. his spice.
balmed kings enshrined
Set death at naught In rock-ribbed
channels deep
Seek Pharaoh's race today, and we
shall find
Rust and the moth. silence and dusty
sleep.
20 world.God. five me Beauty" cried
the Greek
His prayer was granted. All the
earth became
Plastic and vocal TO his sense each
peak,
Each grove, each stream, quick with
Promethean flame,
Peopled the world with imaged grace
and light.
The Tyre was his, and his the breath.
ing might
OF the immortal marble. his the
play
or diamond-pointed thought and gold.
en- tongue.
Go seek the sunshine race. Ye find
today
A broken column and a lutte unstrung.
20 World-God. give me Power." the
Roman cried.
His prayer was granted The vast
world was chained
A captive to the chariot OF his pride,
The blood OF myriad provinces was
drained
To feed that fercey insatible red
heart
Invulnerably bulwarked every part
With serried legions and with close
meshed Code.
Within the burrowing worm had
gnawed Its home:
A roofless ruin stands where once
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06
IbJBId. (sl sniff. (n)NomI
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Ronds, furnished by Cameron currIe
a Co.: New % reg. 1854 q l04: do.
iOIh do. coup. I00% @io1 u new ~
reg, li9h a 1901 do. coup. III u bid.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06
The third trial of Joseph schultz,
CHARGED with the InurdLer of AIf0n

Cameron, called for Monday after
noon, has been postponed until June
B. on the showing that the defend
ants health is such that the excite
ment OF the trial would likely result
IN his death. The testimony 10 this
effect given by Drs. w. 5. Brownlee
and George A. Fritch was coyroborat-
ed by County Physicians Grimes and
StapIeton. The prosecuting attorneys
nffrt declines 10 drnn the case
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06
LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
by Lewis @. Gorton. 1913 Majestic bldg.
May 5, 1908:
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. May 5.--contrary to ex-
pectations, the cotton market opened
active and very steady. followed by
moderate advances In which support
from Wall-st and buying by brokers
representing spot interests, were the
chief features.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-06

Busiaers-ifke Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. Tile plain. neat kind, that
looks right Times pr5affna Co Is
John R.-sL Phone 1893.