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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON. December IA gradual d.
cline in the activity OF the local wool
market continues. although trading is
still above the average for this time of
the year. Dealers demand higher prices
for their stocks. fine territory secured
woods being held at one cent above previ-
Gus quotations. while pulled woods are
from ] TO > cents higher.
Domestic woods of all grades are selling
freely. heaviest dealings as usual being
in territory with moderate sales of half
blood Montana at 23l2 cents.
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When 75c Suffices for Combs Worth UP to So.
llonceaxe uleu .drmns end

The is in the aemak
until The Fas Royal ANNUALLY favored about tins
A asked Of
eto Is fo Box hrni
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ELEVATOR FELL FIVE STORIES.
Heavily Laden Car Rebounded More
Than Story and a Half.

HOBOkEN. y. j.. December Mime
persons had a remarkable escape from Sc
rious injury here yesterday. when an ele-
vator in the Second National Bank build
ing fell five stories. The heavily laden
car rebounded more than story and a
half after it struck the air cushioned bot
tom of the shaft but none of the passen-
gers was badly hurt None of them, how
ever. escaped without some bruises.
The cause of the accident was the snap
ping OF the steel cable.
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Blow to white Slave Trust. I"

CHICAGO. December IA blow wa
struck to the white slave trust i'm Chi
cago yesterday. when Judge Bethea. II
the United States court, sentenced Georg,
Duvan and jacques Bouquet to pay
fine of $1,000 each and Marie Duvall Il
pay fine of s1C9 on charges of conspirac,
to har5or Nine. Bouquet
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Arrested III Pittsburg for Theft Hero

Maj. sylvester received a message Thu
afternoon from the chief of police o
PittsburG telling of the arrest of Howard
Ireland, who. the police state is wanted
here to answer a charge of having stoler
two bicycles. Detective Burlingame vii
go to Pfttsburg tonight with a warran
for the prisoner
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when the funeral arrangements have
been made thousands OF Italians wifi turn
out 70 pay tribute to the memory Of I'll
gran bac1gaIup: Business will cease
during the hour Of the funeral.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-07
NORMAN {. MACK
BREAKS DOWN
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMIT
TEE CHAIRMAN IN CARE OF
A TRAINED NURSE.

CHICAGO, Oct Norman e.
Mack. chairman Of the Democratic
national committee, collapsed last
night az a result Of fatigue and a Sc
we're cold. He Is under the care OF a
physician and trained nurse The
Illness of Mack came suddenly and
alarmed fellow members OF the Dem
ocrattc committee.
DR.. Hammond. OF the Auditorium
hotel, was summoned and he said that
Mack ~ suffering from overworR and
nervous exhaustion. He did not be,
lieve the illness serious, and init
mated that the patient will be able to
resume his duties In few days. Chair
man Mack recently arrived In Chica'
20 from New York.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-07
DAUGHTER eIames Father.

Mrs. Apolonia Felix, OF No. 397 Pop
lar-st.. filed an answer In the circuit
court. Tuesday afternoon TO the suit
OF her father. John Grantz, who
charges that she turned him out OF
the house which he decided to her for
his care. Mrs. Felix says that when
girl OF IL her father put her To work
In factory, where she lost an arm.
After that she remained at home and
worked as best she could. caring for
her parents After her mother died
she admits hw father decided the
place To her In return for her caring
for him. This. she says, she Is will.
ing to do. but her father insists on
converting himself into a tank.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-07
SISTER-IN-LAW KILLS
PHILA. MILITIA CAPTAIN

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. III. Clay
ton Erh, captain and regimental quar-
termaster Of the Third regiment Ma
tional guard Of Pennsylvania, was sho;
and killed at his summer home near
Village Green. Delaware county. last
night. His sister-in-law. Mrs. Cath
crime Beisel. 10 under arrest In the
Media Jail, charged with the murder
The woman admits that she did the
shooting during a family quarrel.
Capt. Erb. who was private secro-
tary to Israel w. Durham, political
leader Of this city, was one OF the
best known men in political circles In
Philadelphia
About two years ago he was mar.
ried and moved to Delaware county.
For a time everything went along
smoothly, but recently there were
family quarrels. On Aug. "a. Mrs.
Erb, who was Mrs. w. c. Rotherme,,
q divorced woman. caused the arrest
Of Eugene Poulson, Erb's Negro coach.
man. on a charge OF threatening her
life.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-07
"A REMARK Able SALE
OF fine PIANOS !!
Biggest Bargain Event Of the Season Now in
Progress at GrinnelI Bros Music House.
Hundreds of Beautiful New Pianos, Returned From
Summer Rental, Now Offered at Decisive Re
auctions and On Very Easy Payments. =

paired by our factory experts and are
in excellent condition. yet our gale
prices are marvelously low.
Splendid Upright Pianos, s1is, si23,
$137, $t4s. $1s3, SIT, $tss. etc.
Pianos OF almost every weli-known
make are included In this collection
and the original prices were 1915 to
5000.
During this sale we are going to
grant very easy terms OF payment In
order that any family needing Piano
may be able to secure one OF these
great bargains. Some will be sold
for S. cash and IS monthly; others
$40 cash and Sc, 81 or 50 monthly.
With each Piano will be included.
FREE. fine revolving stool and silk or
velour drape and we will Day freight
to any point in Mich.
Our entire second floor. 60xl00 feet,
Is given over to the display OF the
Sale Pianos. Each bears Q red tag
showing In plain figures that regular
price, amount of rent paid, and the
saving to be made by buying now. II
you have any idea OF buying Piano
within year you will make . great
mistake IL you fail to attend this sale.
At least come and see what We are
offering. Bargains such a. these
must be seen to be appreciated.
Mall orders Carefully Filed and satIs-
faction Guaranteed
out-of-town people should write US
at once for further particulars Of this
sale. These low prices and easy
terms are open to any family In the
state. We sell thousands OF instru-
ments every year by correspondence
and never fail to give complete salts
faction.
eRINNELL Bros MUSIC MOUSE,
24a, 24s, 247 Woodward-avs.
Open evenings during this sale.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-07
WILBUR WRIGHT KEEPS
= ON BREAKING RECORDS

LIE MANS. Oct Wilbur Wright.
who, on Saturday last, established a
worlds record for an aeroplane flight.
carrying one passenger. made q new
record yesterday, when. under similar
conditions. he remained In the air
for 1 hour 4 minutes and rs seconds.
His best previous record with a pas
senger was So minutes 81 seconds.
Wright thus fulfills the conditions
of the contract signed by him and
Lazare WELLER, representing a syndi-
cate. whereby Wright was required to
make two flights within a week. with
a passenger or equivalent weight, OF
so kilometers each.
The contract calls for the payment
to Wright Of 500, 900 by the syndicate
The Detroit times., 1908-10-07
COMMENTS ON CATARRH.


The only logical treatment for the
nalady Is through the blood. A pre-
scription. which has recently proved
SO wonderfully effective In hospital
work, follows. II Is an exceedingly
simple mixture. but one that will bring
quick results and put the system In a
normal condition:
"One ounce compound Syrup Of Sar.
saparilla: one ounce Toris Compound;
half pint frst-class whisky" These to
be mixed by shaking well In a bottle,
and used In tablespoon doses before
each meal and at bedtime.
The ingredients can be gotten from
any well-stocked drug store. and easily
mixed at home. A bottle OF this mix.
ture should be In every family medi-
cine chest on account OF the manifold
ills that Il will cure. as well as being =
most perfect tonic and system builder.
the good results being felt after tho
FIRST few days
The Detroit times., 1908-10-07

A Piano Sale as extraordinary as IL
II unique is now In progress at Mich
igan's Leading Music House. Between
i've and six hundred elegant Pianos,
many OF them new and not soiled. are
being sacrificed at surprising dis
counts.
The majority OF these Pianos were
rented during the Summer to people
who have fine homes at the various
Michigan Resorts. They were care
fully shipped and delivered by US.
received very little use and the best
Of care, and are now coming back to
our warerooms In the finest possible
condition, most Of them absolutely
equal to new.
Before these rented instruments
commenced to arrive our warerooms
were already well-flled with new
stocks previously ordered for fall
trade. Consequently we cannot ind
room for the Resort Pianos and mus.
tnpose Of them az fast as they reach
our store. Only a strong appeal to the
public would avail to quickly dispose
of 20 many Pianos so We have inaug-
urated
The Greatest Money-savins Event
Ever Known In Plano Circles!
Every dollar we received for rent
is actually being given away to buyers
OF these Pianos and In many cases
extra discounts are made. This Is the
chance Of a lifetime to get a good
Piano cheap: not worn out. second
hand instrument. but a Piano OF high
est or best medium grade, practically
new and guaranteed.
In addition to the Rented Pianos we
are including in the sale all used
Pianos recently taken In part payment
for our magnificent Steinway Pianos,
Weber Pianola-Pianos and Grinnell
Pianos (our own make). All used in
struments have been thoroughly re-
The Detroit times., 1908-10-07
c. p. STRIKERS ANGERED
AT COMPANY'S OFFER

WINNIPEG, Man. Oct. 7.-Great In
dignation was expressed at mass
meeting Of the Canadian Pacific rail-
way strikers. The men claim they
have been asked to 60 back under
worse conditions than existed when
they went on strike.
kilograms were read from all parts
of the system from Montreal to Van
couyer, showing that the men at these
points are more dissatisfied than those
in Winnipeg. The general sentiment
Of the meeting favored not going To
work. The statement was made on
every hand that there had been q
"seil out"
Pickets were called In at Vancouver
The Detroit times., 1908-10-07
RAINBOW WEDDING FOR
WARDEN'S DAUGHTER

JACKSON. Mich, Oct 7.-Miss
Katherine Armstrong. daughter Of
Warden A. N. Armstrong, of the Mica
igan state prison. at $50 this evening
viii be married at the home OF her
parents, t. Richard Orine Morgan, az
South Bend Ind. The wedding, ono
ct the largest social functions OF the
season. will be rainbow" event aud
Is on the anniversary OF the wedding
Of the brides parents.
Miss Armstrong Is known az an &C.
complished young woman. Mr.. Nor
gan holds a responsible position with
pillow manufacturing concern In
South Bend.
! A number Of Detroiters Will attend
the nuptials.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-07
NEWSPAPER GIRL
ELECTED QUEEN OF
INDIAN TRIBE
ROMANTIC CAREER OF MRS.
HARRY L. EIsENHART, AN AM
ERicAN oIRL-MEr HUSBAND
ON DANGEROUS ASSIGNMENT.

Ell PASO, Tex, Oct. Tan Amer
lean girl, former newspaper report
er. has been elected queen OF q tribe
or Indians In Mexico.
Mrs. Harry l. Eisenhart In the new
queen OF the Zacualpam Indians OF the
state OF Michoacan. In the southern
part OF the sister republic. and she
has won the honor through sturdy
bravery among them and her Kindness
10 the people OF the tribe.
Mrs. Eisenhart ID an Indian by adop'
ton In the FIRST place, having been q
ward and the adopted daughter OF An.
drew John, chief OF the Six Nations OF
New York and the personal friend OF
President Roosevelt.
She is also a ward Of Denmau
Thompson. author Of "The Old Home
stead" She has done newspaper work
In all parts Of the United States and
is a thorough newspaper man." That
Is what she calls herself. She fought
the anarchists Of Idaho N editor OF
Gov. Steunenberg's paper before and
after his assassination. She met hei
husband while on q trip through the
most dangerous section OF interior
Mexico south Of the capital city. max.
ing Investigations for her paper into
a notable massacre. and he admired
her pluck 80 much that he followed
her back to Mexico City and wo0ed
and won her. He IL q prominent min.
Ing engineer.
The couple were married In 81 Paso
Miss Horace Greeley Mary Perry
and H. L. Eisenhart-ou July 8. 1906
and have been living among the In
her since that date. Only recently she
was elected queen OF the tribe.
indIan's Chief Ward.
Miss Horace Greeley Mary Perry Il
the daughter OF T. M. Perry, Of st
Peter. Mimi. q newspaper man and
editor. Her grandfather was also q
newspaper man. She got her early
training In her fathers once. Che
met Chief Andrew John Of the Senecs
tribe OF the Six Nations of New Yori
when a child. and he took q fancy Il
her and later adopted her. with the
consent Of her father. For q number
OF years she lived with the family o!
the old chief and among the Indians
OF New York.
When Miss Perry FIRST went to Mex
leo City she found that there was nc
disposition to engage the services OF q
woman on any of the American pa
pers. but finally she got on extra
for three days. and after that she wal
regularly on the stan Of the Record
receiving three promotions. Before 90
ing on the Record. however, Mis-.
Perry made trip to Guatemala aloni
the proposed route Of the Pan-Amer
lean railroad. and wrote a syndicate
article for several United States pa
pers on that new country.
Natives Liked Her.
| Instead Of being harmed by the ma
tiyee, -she-was- received with grea
courtesy. They brought her flowers
decorated her saddle and riding boots
and when she visited their churcl
they made way for her and gave her
special place among them.
Following her wedding In Ell Pas,
the Indian queen returned to Mexic,
City with the groom and In the ancien
cathedral In that city they had re
ligious ceremony performed by Mgr
Hunt-Cortez. the highest Catholic &C
clesiastic in Mexico next to the pape
nuncio, and at one time q persona
friend OF Macmillan. the usurper
who set up a throne In Mexico.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-07
MICHIGAN BRIEFS

Marshall-Two small children, a boy
and a girl, 8 and years old. respec-
lively, OF Henry Strohm. a farmer O:
Ceresco, six miles west OF here, went
into an orchard and ate q number OF
frozen apples. Later both were taken
severely i'll and died from cholera
morbus.
Houehton-Thomas Williams, aged
murderer OF his wife at their home in
Calumet last July, following a family
quarrel, and who was found guilty In
circuit court last week. was sentenced
to the Marquette prison for term
his wife attacked him with bread
knife.
Ann Arbor-''The chief obstacle To
the work OF the interstate commerce
commission is the difficulty Of find
ing men with suitable preparation"
said Prof. Henry Adams. There are
many positions in the government en-
ploy open TO men with the right train
ing. and there is a great need for
such men,"
Lansing-The state treasurer has
sent out notices To all the banks that
are state repositories notifying them
that the states funds must be avail
able not later than Oct. 80. Next
month the primary money must be
paid, and in addition money will have
10 be borrowed for current expenses.
This will wipe out all the state de-
posts, and the next state treasurer
will thus be given the opportunity Of
making new selections.
Grand Raplds-A state division of
the Travellers Protective Association
OF America was formed at a meeting
at the Morton house. the following Of
ficers being chosen: President, Wal
ter K Schmidt. Grand Rapids; first
vice president. Z. A. Clements. Grand
Rapids; second vice president, Howard
A Howe, Detroit; secretary and treas
urer, J. Vail Throop; directors, J. w.
Putnam, Clyde f. Brown. George III.
Hough. e. c. Leavenworth, Grand
Rapids; w. L. Crosby, Detroit.
Newaygo-Deciding Hiram Cameron,
a deaf mute, mentally competent
Judge Palmer ended one OF the most
holly contested lawsuits In the count >
In recent years. The decision means
the removal OF Cameron's guardian.
Susie Smith. and the reltnquishmen.
of Cameron's farm on which the
Smiths have lived with Cameron for
six years. Cameron entered objections
to the guardianship. won In the pro
bate court and now has been sustain
ed by the circuit court. The result
gives universal satisfaction.
Monroe-The Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance association of Wayne and
Monroe counties reelected Maj. An
drew j. Keeney, of Erie. president for
the forty-first time. K. w. Hilton, OF
Erie. was reelected secretary; Jas.
A. Veeland. OF Monguagon. vice pres
ident and Joel G.. Bradner. OF Ply.
mouth, treasurer. Although meeting
some severe fire losses the last year.
the association Is In a prosperous
condition, the assessment being plac.
ed at two and a half mills.
Port Huron--The. mystery sur
rounding the disappearance OF Ger
trude Whitaker, the 16-year-old girl,
formerly employed in Havilands can
dy store, has been cleared. The girl
was found wandering aimlessly about
the Lake Shore road. near the farm
OF John Wells. six miles north OF
here. Tuesday. She is believed tCbe
insane. A xx
The Detroit times., 1908-10-07
"Intellectuai Giant, /"
Says Saginaw Ne4us
OF La1Dton q. Hemans

SAGINAW, Mich, Oct 1.-The News
says Of Hon. Lawton T. Hemans:
Much admiration has been heard
among the Republicans for Lawton T.
Hemaus and It Is justified by the man
and by his record. He 10 big man
In every way and towers above any
candidate On the opposition ticket
Compared with the snariing individ
uals who are Quarreling over the tr
regularities AZ the primary as to which
did the least Of the crooked work and
is therefore entitled to the nomination
he stands an intellectual giant
commanding respect and winning IA.
yor."
The Detroit times., 1908-10-07
SUICIDE AT THE FALLS
WAS SAGINAW WOMAN

SAGINAW. Mich. Oct. THE
heavily yelled woman who yesterday
committed suicide by leaping over
Niagara Falls. on the American side,
was Mrs. L. ID. Draper, Of this city.
daughter Of Mrs. Josephine DECK
mann, SIS South Fourth-ave. and sis
ter Of DR.. A. ]. Dieckmann. well
known local dentist.
III health and dependency caused
Mrs. Draper to end her life. She
is said to have contemplated the deed
for some time. and evidently made
the trip TO the Falls from Saginaw,
with the purpose Of killing herself.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-07
the STOMACH DOES
NOT CAUSE DYSPEPSIA
ooooeIbqr VIII u Cure II Dsessss The
Lnck Of Gastric Juices Prohibit
Relief.

Tho stomach r q strong. powerful
eorgnn. which n composed Of muscles
- eroa4 strength. II u allsd during
11oticn with gastric Juices which.
>vkon the stomach, extending and
odnpreaaing the food, dissolve IL and
noD6rato the nourishment from the
vonte MATES. r. however. these gas
THE Juices, are lacking. tho stomach
- not capable Of digest1ng ~ food be-
cnuso II haS not the tools with which
% work successfully.
The gastric juices when In q perfect
state do away with all foul odors, fer
nnoutation and decay. reduced the food
70 . d1aintegrated mass and the stom-
aok when presses Il into the intes-
+. dies whore another form Of digestion
takss place: Then the intestines take
nom this mass of food all that II
nourishing and give II to the blood
= The waste matter II thrown from the
< system
II instead Of nourishmeut the In.
teot1nes receive impure deposits COM
b1ned with poisonous and imperfect
unstrie 1uics. Il can be readily seen
\ 1hot hey must turn such imperfect
(. ncorinhment into the blood. The
blood then being unable to give each
paxt Of the body that which II re-
& NuEeg, becomes Impoverished and dis
Gooe u spread broadcast.
0tuArt's Dyspepsia Tablets corrects
U0oh condition at once. II the gas
4. 1t1c 5uices are lacking and imperfect
1hoee tablets do their work Just the
oomo- They build up the elements in
( <ho Juice which are lacking and re-
moye those elements which cause dis
l1saA grains. nuidz, vegetables ana
= 1o0one1eA IN fact each portion M :
1oDUo meal have been placed In q
(; 0lono v1a1 an1 0tuaxt's Dyspepsia Tab.
- haze dlgsstsd them to : perfect
\ - 5uDe - . healthy stomach would
= 1nEuo oomplsx. hearty meal holds
S n1IrSuu 1pr 4 1yspsptie n ssnsr ,rs
. DlUoon8 1Aeooto are used. Abnormsi
3 y InGs ln1e dinners, rich foodr canse
- o1eooD - IL stomach, but vhen
11t1 DyuDopD1a Tablets are use.i
4 ~ 49, 80 VIA and what one win
11e daneer Of dysDspsia or dis.
~ thoueanA pAysscisns euaor..
1cQooyobe 0tnart;s Dyspspuia Tar
80 ovosy 6ruro1gl carries ther,
NJ 1900 Dr1oq Sc. Send a your nsmc
1vouD oDd W w111 o6nd You ~
"a moH . oo1nDoo poonAse freS.
1l ~ - Dtuart Co, $50 efnart
The Detroit times., 1908-10-07
LIGHT GUARD ANMORY
ALL THIS WEEK.
SHTTilNc NELSON
NElS0N-6aMS FIcHT PICTURES
PRICEs-70c and soc.
BASEBALL RETURNS.

Mrs. Draper, who was well known
here. was AZ years old. A son OF eight
years survives.
Mrs. Draper was an instructor at
Michigan Employment Institution for
the blind where she taught sewing.
DR.. Dieckmann has wired the au-
thorities to offer a regard OF 800 for
the recovery of his sisters body.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-07
HUNGARIAN PAYERS
STRIKE IN PLYMOUTH

PLYMOUTH. Mich. Oct. Twenty
Hungarians working on the street paw
ing struck for eight hours work and
ten hours pay. yesterday. Monday q
walking delegate OF the Detroit Hun
garians came and made a demand on
Contractor Heffenor that he be pu;
to work as foreman at $3.50 per day
admitting he knew nothing about con
crete work. but that he could &c,
more work out Of the men. He was
refused the position. and through his
influence the whole crew OF Huns
were induced to go upon a strike. They
we're paid on and told to 60 back
home.
The contractors are having hard
work to get men to work on the street
and It looks now as though the main
street may be torn up all winter
The Detroit times., 1908-10-07
A PASSPORT TO HEALTH


The desire to be well and strong Is
universal. Sound digestion. clear head
and pure blood are needed by everyone
In this work-a day world. When the
body 10 run down. a short course OF
Beecham's pills will work wonders for
weak stomach. tired brains. or inn
poverished blood. These pills are good
for all the ordinary Ills, and act In a
pleasant manner on the Liver. Kidneys.
Stomach and Boweis
Beechams Pills are convenient TO
take. and they can be had al 10 cent
and Is cent boxes.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-07
ete.mer 20 Call At Saginaw.

With the completion OF the dredg-
ing of the Saginaw river above Bay
City. Saginaw will become a regular
lake port next season. Manager
Schantz, Of the ID. & c. line. has an
nounced that the steamer State OF
New York will call regularly next sea
son.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-07

A modest woman knows that II is
often not her accursed beauty. but her
accused plaquet, that makes men
stare after her so interestedly.