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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-03

(Sadsljevan &C.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-03

John Petric, tainik.
Josip Jecmenjak !. r.
Frank Janezic !. r,
pregledovalea knjig.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-07
Thdw's Sister Not
Legally . Wife,.
Say Some Lawyers

PITTSBURG; Jan. miss Alice
Thaw and the Earl OF Yarmouth were
never legally married is the startling
statement made here.
Certain lawyers and attaches OF the
marriage license Office confirm the
statement. While they admit that the
illegality OF the marriage is based on
technicalities, they declare that the
English courts must see there is no
need to annul such a marriage; that
Harry X. Thaw's favorite sister is a
single woman and always has been.
whether or not the mercenary and eff
Terminate earl fulfilled his marital
duties.
Besides, these lawyers point to GER
tain facts as proving that Yarmouth
has always known that the marriage
was not legal that, indeed, he slyly
made 1t so in order that the separation
OF the couple might be easier when he
should desire r. $780, ----
When the marriage license was
taken out, Yarmouth went TO the Of
flee unaccompanied by any member
OF the Thaw family. The law states
distinctly that the bride-to-be must
either be present or be represented
by her guardian or a parent.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-07
HALL KEEPS JOB AND
GETS BOOST IN RY

Controller Doremus made a success
full argument before the council ways
and means committee TO retain Price
Expert Hall for another six months.
In addition the aldermen raised Halls
pay from 500 per month 10 SIPS.
The same committee has decided to
report for passage the ordinance re
curing all departments To- transmit
their bills receivable 20 the controller.
who will haev the treasurer collect
them, or, failing that, bring suit
through the corporation counsel to
collect the money for the city An
other bookkkeeper viii also be allow
ed for the ID. T. w
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-07

prices: Extra creameries. 29c: nrsts.
&c; crooks sici packing stock. l7ns
Cabbage-Home-g slg1.25 per
CALIFORNIA; Fruits--Pears 1926 per
box; grapes. Tokay. s2.50@s per case,
bu; s7Ws.25 per Dbl.
CauIiflower-Caiifor 80 per case.
Contemplating coffee. siA.754lS.25
checse-Michisan full cream. $50
i6c per Id.
Dressed caives--Fancy. sgoc; com
Dressed Hos.--Light, 5 u q &c; heavy.
5 ac per 10.
23a24c; storage ia lSc. Official prices.
Extras. 25c. nrSts. csc, cases included.
refrigerator extras. lsc: iirsts. lsc per
FIour--MieAigan patent. in wood.
$500 second patent $3.50; straight
coarse corn meal. SIS; corn anc osi
chop. s2s: coarse middlings. ss7. noe
Fresh vcEesnbir.--Gree opions. is
@2oc per doz: cncumbers. $50 per
si9e sr pe s S5l Water roc crd ps
OF Finnan Iiaddie--lo a l2c per Id.
Grapes-catawoa ponies. lSc per
Green Peppe-s--4oc per basket.
Msy--petroit shippers are paving the
sI5al550; No. 2. si49i450:. clover.
mixed. .;l4TI4.5o: rye straw. 81; wheat
and oat straw, So ton. in car lots.
; Iioney--Fancy white. IL 0.Sc: amber,
l4uIac. extracted. SG9c per III.
Hickory Nut, Na,s-s 49, per eui e.. 40
SC; kip green. No. /. 7lsc; No. 2. &C;
: sfI"s green nee No. Sc No. No. s . sft
No X ~ /, 81 IS No; p ,ifs. sheep skins.
Hardwnre-Wire nails. s24c: base
painted barbed wire, $3.50; galvanized
so an and 0su per cent on poultry netting.
eioth, So per 100 feet lap and SIP
on: round and corrugated conductor
pipe 20 and 8 per cent or
i.smon.Ecaiifornia. s27s0sso per
Musnroom.-45g sec per Id.
or,nEe.-Floridass s2so@2.75 per
O.ion---eo0 7oc per ou' Spanish.
Oi,s--Iiaw linseed. 45c: boiled lin
in Il DAYS: diamond headlight kero-
sene. ohc; trrpentine. in barrel lots,
sl:iin~nnpplees aFlorida ,2.5oQ3 per
doz. ,.
pom Corn-Ears. Sc per ID.
potntoes---ar lots. I. Q. n Detrolt.
SO 10 s5c per bu; new Bermudas. $500
2.75 per bu.
PouItry--I.ive springs, 1o110hc:
hens, 96p9hc: ducks. lie; geese. Toe;
turkeys. 1fM 15c. dressed hens. loo;
springs lie; ducks. IL ~ l2c,i geese. lie;
turkeys. I6m17c per 10.
provfsions-MeSs pork. Sl5.1J: FAMILY
pork. s1G5On17.00; light clear, $3.50:
heavy Sl6 smoked hams, 9h m10c; dry
salted briskcts. sc. shoulders. SIG:
picnic hams, SIC: bacon, 12hc: lard. In
tierces. &C; kettle rendered. loo Id.
Ilabbits--$l .i0ul.5 so per doz
sweet Potatoes-Jerscys. s2.0o per
sagar-crystaI dominoes. $40; eagle
tablets. $3.50: cut loaf. s6s5: cubes.
1870: xxx powdered. $3.50, stand
ard powdered. s555: graduated, extra
coarse. $685. graduated In bulk, s5.l5;
granulatcd In 10-lb cotton bags. $3.50.
granuiated in 75-fb cotton bags. $500
Michigan granuIated. s4.95: No. 1. s5.i5:
s5.I5 No. q, 1915: No. .. $5ioi No.
s5.o5; No. s, So No. 9 sAes No; T. H'gee,
No. 8. Mass; No. ?, y4.se. 20. 10; t.!5i
No. lII s420: No. IL. s4.65: No, 10,
$500; No. IA, $500; No. 10, ~ per LOO
lbs
T'aIiow--No. I. 4hc per ID.
Observation-Disclosures, $3.50 per 1o-'D
basket: florida, 4@4;25 per 6-basket
crate
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-07
HE|AK
CONCERT TONIGHT
FAMOUS coNTRALTo ARRIVES ~
SPLENDID VOICE AND BEST
OF SPIRITS.

Nine. Schumann-Heink. with her ac-
companist, Mrs. Katherine Hoffman,
and maids. arrived in Detroit Tuesday
morning from Buffalo, and Is stopping
in the Hotel Pontchartrain The noted
contralto was obliged To retire to her
room at once. as this has been a
rather strenuous season for her. she
sang Monday night in Buffalo. and
win give the whole program in the
Light Guard armory Tuesday evening,
and goes from Detroit 10 Cleveland for
a recital Wednesday evening She is
said be In Splendid voice and the best
OF spirits.
Manager Devoe announces that tick.
ct holders will be admitted at both
doors at the Larned-st. side this
evening. while general admission will
be on the Brush-st. side. The concert
begins promptly at SIS o'clock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-07
Shotgun Brigade in
Autos Dispense the
Muncie Car Strikers

MUNClE, Ind, Jan 7.-Strikers and
their sympathizers stoned a west side
street car last night.
A shotgun brigade OF deputy sher-
ms in automobiles dispersed the mob
One deputy believes he wounded one
man. as he. says he aimed directly At
him.
All city cars are running today.
Track walkers discovered and .c.
moved two sticks OF dynamite neatly
slowed under the rails OF the Conger.
Vile line early today.
Labor commissioners left here fOs
Anderson today, TO endeavor TO effect
a Conference between eflieiais of .4rc
Union Traction Co. and the street raj.
way employees union.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-07
BEGINS NEW YEAR
UNDER FULL PRESSURE

Encouraging reports from their Gus
tpmers and branches in all parts OF
the country have resulted in causing
tire Acme White Lead & Color works
10 make an early start and vigorous
{ push for 1908 business. The financial
hurry seems to be very generally for
EOtten. or considered as a thing OF
{he past. Merchants are evincing an
interest in replenishing depleted
stocks and preparing plans for spring
{fnde
The Acme company has started it's
|1fnveling representatives and their
|knlI feld force win be at work within
v weeks time. They have considered
1e outlook encouraging that con-
tracts FOR an extensive campaign OF
|1cnerai advertising have been placed
<hrough their agents, ~ w. Aver e.
D11; OF Philadelphia.
NJ One of the most encouraging fea-
lures Is the orders received from the
1rke manufacturing trades. railroads
6d corporations operating on large
.HnIe, the volume OF business from
1>1ofomcrs OF This class being at least
z< per cent OF normal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-07
MUSKRAT SUPPER TO
BOOST GEORGE CASTOR

George T. CASTOR will go from the
council meeting tonight to a muskrat
supper at No. 2S3 Amidst, gotten
up by Henry Steiner for the welfare
OF Gaston's campaign for sheriff"
There will he other things than
muskrat. and Mr.. CASTOR will take the
opportunity to get i'm touch with the
east side voters. Muskrat suppers are
an innovation in local politics. and a
city hall mathematician has IL figured
out that IL every candidate for the
office took up the fashion there would
not be a muskrat left alive between
here and Cleveland by next March.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-07
DETROIT WILL HAVE
NEW MATCH FACTORY

Detroit will soon, have new match
factory. according to articles OF incor-
poratlon fled in the county cterk 3 Of
fee Tuesday morning. The new con
Germ will be known as the Pearl Match
Co. and will manufacture match-mak-
ing machinery and matches. The com
pany is capitalized at $4,000. OF
which 80 900 has been paid in cash and
81 500 In real estate. The stockhoid-
ers are George Bloss, Daniel O'Keefe.
Henry w. whalen. Alfred loyett.l Ar.
thur f. Schreiter.- and Arthur Loyett
as trustee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-07
HHITMORE TO Be
CHARGED WITH
MURDER
1oToRMAN TO BE ARRAieNso
TODAY IN SWAMP MURDER
cAsE-sAIp TO HAVE PLANNED
kLopEmENT WITH GIRL.

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-Theodore S.
EWhIfmore Is TO be arraigned today
|1cforc Magistrate Brannigan. in Ma
Eflson, N. j.. and formally charged
Nth the murder OF his wife, Helena
Khitmore, the victim of the swamp
<ragedy.
Frederick " Elliott, known as a
of Whitmore. who has been
found In Newton, Mass, declares he
I'LL leave at once for Harrison, n. j.,
4 ~ tell all he knows OF the swamp
murder.
The police Are seeking Mrs. Geor-
Ia DickensonI young woman who
lived in West Thirty-eighth-st, Win
whom Whitmdre was infatuated.
Irene May Cooke. sister of Mrs
|Dickenson, declared today that after
m{dnighf, Christmas. Whitmore gave
her sister a diamond bracelet which
Had belonged To his wife.
'sWhitmore had planned 10 elope
Nth George" said Miss Cooke. He
nd he would put his wife out of
|khe way. get her jewels and money
and 60 away with my sister. We did
not see him until after midnight
christmas. when he gave George the
~7Fr0cp1ef
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-07
MAYOR PRAISES
BISHOP WILLIAMS

One OF the interested auditors at
Bishop Williams address In the
Church of Our, Father, Monday plight.
was Mayor Thompson.
fnishep W illia@s IL a man zef great
moral courage as well as OF great IN
tellectual PERCEPTION" said the mayor.
fills address on wealth productive.
predatory and parasitic. is the most
forcefui utterance have heard. Tn.
fftc many nrun VITO have won advance
ment. he is not made coward or
-hushed Into whispers - his advance,
menGf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-07
PHILHARMONIC CLUB
SECURES NEW CELLIST

The Detroit Philharmonic club has
secured the services OF Frederick L.
Abel. 'cellist. TO succeed Luigi Motto,
who left the city recently. Mr. Abel
was member OF the original club boz
fore il tlisbaBded several years ago,
and his valuable cooperation VIII
mean much to the organization. Three
concerts will be given by the club this
season. the first TO take place Friday
evening. Feb. 81 March is and April
IL are the other dates. The concerts
will be given in the Y. w. c. A. hail,
and William Yunck, director. promises
exceptionally fine programs. The other
members OF the club are Herman
Brueekner. second violin, and Hug1
Kalsow. viola.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-07
COPPER wARKET. CLOSE.

Ariz. Conf, 1914: Atal.. 10: Arac.. 8.
Alouez. 30: Adv, 2lz BaiaKala. =
Gin. 1914: Bing. Cons. Az. Butte *
London, y. Cop. Con, 59la G. q II.
sos. G.. x Ariz., io6. ID. w, ~: -. D.,
"a r Butte. s; Ely. ~ Franklin. 8;
~: Kew Cop. "a: LaSalle IL. Mass,
3A; Mob. 50ts: Mai -: Mich, 10;
Nipissing. tx: fsle Royal. 1919: NV.
Cons. 95k: New. Utah. "a: n. Butte.
as. Old Dom. 80. Quincy 50: Raven.
SS: Rhode ISL. 4 shsn,. II n: sup. :
Pitts. ~. Santa Pc. 2iz Trinity Cop.
l5A Troy. So. Utah Cons, 3o%: Utd.
Cop. pfd.. i0L L. s. II. com. 33A
do pfd. 3SA Xictoria. 3
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-07
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Jan CLOSE: Wheat
ruled easy on Tuesday, having a SHARP
decline and moderate reaction. Liver
pool was easy after showing some
strength about the middle OF the scs-
sion a weakening feature rs the IN
crease shown ia stocks at various
pofpts The worlds visible supply or
wheat Increased two and half mil
lion bushels and the European visible
supply also Increased demand was
not heavy and the days exports
amounted TO nearly a million bushels.
Argentina harvesting reports were
bearish. Cash red and white wheat
were quoted on the curb at $l.O5, nc
under the regular close.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. 2 rel.
si.OsL December opened at si,09A
declined TO si.0sh, advanced TO sl.os,
sI.oii., dropped to sl.ooL, advanced
red. sl.Ooh. No. l white, H-oSI
Coarse grain QUOTATIONS. corn d, -
oats-cash Nos white. ssc. May.
sec: No. white, car at 52d.
Bssans'~oash h. 81 February, sI.s5;
A1 clov e seed-Prlme spot :lO-as,;
March, $1,000; sample. Is bags az
s sgs5O' at IS: prime aIslke. ss75; sam.
ole alsike. 80 bags at 50. 20 at $3.50. Z
at s.. at 81
Timothy Scen--~fTii foh'N. ." '"c"
at s9.io.
CWf.
Rcceipts In the Detroit market on
ruesday were 500 bbls Of -four and
err OF oats No Withdrawals were re-
ported stocks are 32s. $50 bu OF wheat,
1O3g1I bn as corn. 25.1g2 bu NJ oats
4 40 bu OF barley. and .s23 bu OF rye
European wheat visible. 100000 bu
increase.
Wheat receipts at kanHis lily II
ca RS year ago, 1875.
Wheat in liverpool closed al lower
and corn y 6 sd higher.
st Louis wheat receipts. 4l,VDV Du,
year ago. $4,000 bu.
Northwestern wheat receipts Tues
dav, g32 cars. year ago. 800 cars.
Exports OF wheat and Hour TUESDAY
44.0Oo bu.
Wheat receipts a. primary points
Tuesday. si1.516 bu. year ago. 600. 80
Worlds wheat visible supply, e.5eo,
600 hu. increase.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-07
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Cameron curric Co. 5 copper letter:
Opening copper cable: spot, t62 rs
Cd, up l5s; futures. E63 SIS, up 81.
The coppers opened this morning
STEADY and about unchanged from yes
terday's closing prices. During the FIRST
hour the tendency was TO advance. and
gains OF from a half To three quarters
OF n point were made in some quarters.
The upward tendency did not holn
however, and toward the noon hour
prices haa fallen back TO about open
ing figures. There was an unusual
amount OF trading in Daily West around
~ London copper was strong and
les higher for both spot and futures,
as shown by first cables.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-07
EAST BUFFALO.
Lives stock Report by saaiier. Rortck q
Co.. Com mlasfon Merchants.

BUFFALO, Jan. It's Special. Cat
tle-Receipts light and strong: Hogs
Receipts 1000, all grades. $I.S0M ass.
Sheep-Receipts 1000, top lambs. $3.50.
Cal pes-sStesldy.- ---
EAST BUFFALO, y. Y, Jan TAT
and firm. Neals-Receipts 100 head,
active and steady; Gull To choice, $3.5O
a. so. Sheep and Lambs-Receipts a.
900 head. market active and higher,
lambs. S5.95N7.S5; yearlings. $3.50
e.75. wethers, s. 25m 5.75: ewes, s5A
5s5: mixed sheep. s3M5. Hogs--Re-
ceipts $500 head, market active at b T
Dc stronger: workers.. 81. so n SIS; pigs,
s475teEs5; mixed and heavy, s4.S5M
40, roughs, si.ioG4.30; stays, sS.25 a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-07
pOsroy Copper SALES.

-EOSTON Mass. Jan. Sales FUR
nished by Cameron currie & Co: Adv
eco: Anal. 7.Sll. A. 645; Anc..' 10;
$50. Bling. $50: b. C.. i.gs4; Blu. 1857
G.. K A.. 2s5 G.. a. H. ~ Cent. $40;
Range, f.fT7: u. w. 800: FIR, $50; Cir,
80: @ c. c.. 1852: Roy. l.72s: La sal,
Mob. 1863; New. 1886: N Il. 400: o.
r.. $50; Osc.. 3. Par. 30: Qy., ~: r.. l.,
ESQ: s. r.. $50: shan, 1922 Tam, 205;
Trim. 1874; L. s. r.. $50: do pfd. 6i5;
Utah, $40; Wet. 100: Win, e5s; WOW.
en-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-07
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK,

4, onn Az Jan a., i,,ht
e4.55; mixed. S425n4.60: heavy. $40
dp4.57 y roughs, s4.20M4 $50. pigs. $S.60
dl4.25. workers.. S4.f5u450. Cattle
Receipts 800. steady to Toe lower;
beeves. S350et $50: cows and heifers.
st25@4.50; Texans. ss.i0 a 3. 90: calves,
sage. Westerns s3.4a@r4.5e.- stock
crs and feeders, s225mAl5 Sheep
Receipts 3. 0o0 market strong: natives.
ss05.e0; western. s305.25 yeariings.
s470W5.50. lambs. si.s5 also; west
ernS SllSl6g5
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-07
Markets ard Finance

Opening prices wheat-May. slOTL
q i.o5b. Corn May, 81 4 AL - 6psl y 3.
oaty-May. 5f7s n5i%c Pork--May.
sl3,5f. Lard-May, $3.50. Ribs May.
s7.teGT37.
the day. short lines being pui out late
in addition TO thcA-sellinS Ny longs.
Corn and oats Nere each "a ,, - better
while provisions were irregular. Il
Closing prices Wheate-May $780,
a. .0sS Corn MAY. eiis d6rAc. oats
May. - -. Pork jan. $3.50. Lard
Jan, 81. Ribs--Ian. s. o..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-07
NEW YORK. sucAR.

! NEW YORK. Jan. THE local raw
and refined sugar markets are steady
aud unchanged. The London beet
sugar market II quiet with January
and February [. lower at 9s f0i-d
and los. respectively.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-07
PRODUCE.

The poultry market is starting OH
the week rather slow. Receipts are
very light so far, and the demand is
even lighter. The ElgiH- batter thar
ket was up hair cent Yesterday. but
this market was thought ~ be high
enough as vet Dairy butter II plling
up an dcaIcEsI hands, and Is even low
or IN price than last week The lexg
situation ,hhS Improved sop1ewha with
the colder weather. and d now called
arm.l Apples are In large supply and
rule very duh. Oranges are n little
frmcr. and the vegetabie'list is steady
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-07
Quotations by Cameron Cufrie 4 Coz:
Open Ilgh. Low. Clnsa.
OBJ Bid. fslSplit (nDNominal
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. O.. Ian. Close; Wheat
Cash. sl.01s.; May slO6h: July.
$1,000. Corn--cash. 81 iac: May. so II &.
July. CSC Oats--Cash, 55nc May,
55iAc July. soc. Glover seed-Cash
and Jan, slS-o: March 5000. Prime
alsike. Sl0. Prime timothy, 81 20. Rye
No. I. sage; No. ., seisc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-07

Suppressed suits for divorce were
Med Tnrstay morning BY Frances ".
Charles Schnman: Mabel X va otto
Russell Enell Bertha W.. John schas.
Ter, LsGrange VS.. Lydia Wheeler.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-07
CHICAGO GRAs,
---------------- 8 sfftsttr e-*-RAtss----z---
tHeperted Tor rbe Times through
Fred ~. /O~borns a CO.. bankers and
brokers. peuob-cot bufidingb. f'

CHICAliO, Jun l--.TFc WncHt mar-
kct opened nervous. y higher 10 a.
lower. Liverpool started Nd lower and
raaerrff fa.iss tsarsf4ue 4txi rsnrk nts ere
weak Northwest ears were liberal at
sac against 800 last year. There war
no news from Argentina and Russian
yconditIOns Wtfc fcyOftrd ABOUT an
s4langed-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-07
s HIP N 7. R OVAL
RETRACED HER
COURSE
DISABLED WHEN ALMOST IN
PORT, VESSEL UNDERWENT
NARROWING EXPERIENCE IN
WINTRY SEA.

LONDON. Jan. Since the news
OF the discovery that the Mount Royal
was safe with all on board. dispatches
from Queenstown detail one OF the
strangest most dangerous experiences
All ocean liner has undergone within
recent years.
The Mount Royal. from Antwerp 10
ffaIifax, had almost reached her port
when she became disabled. The
steamer was at 10 degrees west long
itude, which is about $50 miles east
of Cape Race. when, battered. toss
ed, flung hither and thither by giant
waves, her machinery became disar-
ranged and her boilers began 20 leak
badly.
Mount ainous seas pounded the ship
for days. smashing time and again
clear over the bridge. The vessel
walloved. strained and plunged in in
describable fashion.
The passengers, mainly emigrants
from Southern Europe. became panic
stricken. The captain ordered them
below and the matches were battened
down.
Mad Scenes IN Steerase.
There. in the steeraee quarters. the
simple land folk. thrown violently
about the ship, believed that every in
slant the ocean would roll in and
the ship would be Swallowed up. They
prayed and raved in turn. Mothers
chung to their babes day and night,
and while families, with peasant sim
plicity, locked in embrace until ex-
hausted. fearing TO separate lest they
would die apart. Fathers and moth
ers gathered their children about them
and the most energetic and confidence
restoring actions OF the officers and
crew could do nothing To dissipate
their fears.
For days terror reigned on the ship
following Christmas eve, for il became
known that, instead of getting closer
To land, the course travelled was be-
ing retraced. Everything possible
was done To quiet the emigFants and q
constant patrol was mainland in
the steerage quarters.
The crew suffered severely from
freezing weather. 1t was necessary
for a watch to remain on deck most
OF the time and the men worked with
life ropes fastened about their waists.
repairing the machinery until the
storm abated, and as the storm con-
tinued the Mount Royal continued 10
drift No vessel was sighted until
yesterday.
Captain FAIRS Exhausted
The intrepid captain remained on
the bridge until he dropped fro'n ex-
haustion and had TO be carried be-
low. The mate took his place. Early
this morning the vessel staggered to-
ward Queenstown and was sighted
by other vessels bound for the same
port. but travelling more speedily.
During the last few days the crew
managed to make temporary repairs
and the spirits OF the passengers be-
gan TO rise Most OF the passengers
and the crew are well. despite their
terrible experience, although many
q 20 vat crrffer;rv 9pverety- firm, -viofpDr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-07
u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

BOND quotations. furnished by Cam
eron Currie A Co: New IS reg. 1914
n105L do. coup, 10ftz m105h new 81
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II took the combined strength of six
men to MANAGE Reno Ncirouck a

men 20 manage Keno Nclrouck, a
Belgian. who went on q rampage
with cleaver Sunday. when he was
removed from ETmwood station 10
St Mary's hospital Monday. Even
then Sergt. Tischbein had his uni
form torn and the others were more
or less scratched up by the insane
Belgian. In the hospital Neirouck
was placed in a straightjacket and
confined in the insane ward
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John Murtaoh, the young man who
stabbed Chester Taylor in fight at
Fort aud Orleans-sts,. was diacharg
ed by Justice Stein. Tuesday mo~r-
ing Young Taylor admitted ut the
examination. held several dMxs ago.
That he had stuck the. FIRST blow.
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NEW YORK, Jan. THE stock
market opened mainly higher but de-
Yelnped some irregularity on protit-
taking. Reading opened IL higher,
gained in all "a and reacted L.. 81.
Paul started "a better. Union Pacific
gained S-S and in all "a and reacted
IS. Great Northern preferred and
Northern Pacific opened l-2 up and
fust gain. Smelling started-1-S
better. but declined | is. Atchison
gained and lost is. Anaconda
opened IA higher and gained in all
IL. Copper gained IL. At the end
of 10 minutes trading. the market
was weak.
a Price movements in the first hour
were irregular with traders lighting
for a reaction and important interests
awaiting important developments re-
garding the Northern Pacific dividend
policy before extending their stock
market dealings. There is a belief
expressed that the meeting TO act
on this matter which was expected
TO be held this afternoon will not take
place until tomorrow, but opinion was
about evenly divided on this point.
The trading in Northern Pacific re-
elected uncertainty and after stock
opened half higher AZ l25, II yielded
on moderate selling for both long and
short account below 124. Other rail
road shares followed the course of
Northern Pacific. The coal stocks
as a group were exceptionally strong
with Delaware & Hudson prominent
feature. advancing 1-2 points. Lon
don business was almost at a stand
still.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds firm.