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The Detroit times., 1908-06-15
CALEB POWERS IS
PARD0kEO WITH
jim HOWARD
kENTuckIANs IMPLICATED IN AS
sAssINATIoN OF GOV. ooEeEL
EIGHT YEARS IN PRISON,
TRIED FOUR TIMES.
CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY
OF POWERS CASE IN COURT

1900--March 10. arrested on
charge OF completely In murder
OF Gov. Goebel.
1900--July 3. first trial began.
1e00-Aug. 10. convicted and
sentenced for life.
1901--March 29, court OF APP
peals ordered new trial.
1901--Oct. s, second trial be-
gan.
1901--No. s, again convicted
and sentenced for life.
1S02-Dec. 2, court OF appeals
reversed decision.
1903-Aug. 3, third trial be-
gan.
1s03-Aug, "a. convicted and
sentenced 10 death.
1se4-Dee. 6. court OF appeals
reversed verdict third time
1e05-March IL, United States
supreme court sent case back.
1s07-Fourth trial began July
2s.
190S-June Is, pardoned with
Jim Howard. by Gov. Wilson.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-15
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. June fs.-The cotton
market opened quiet but firm. After
the call there was a good demand for
October which advanced three points
further for the new crop deliveries
There was considerable interest In
dispatches announcing a break In the
levec at Creighton in the Red river
bG Elsh. Three miles easl-of Point La The
ctevasse was 500 feet wide this morn
Ing and several thousand acres OF fn-
IS; land Inundated practically running
crops. private telegram said that
there were hopes Of saving the weak
The Detroit times., 1908-06-15
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. June l3.-Clearins
hOuse members. average condition.
changes compared with last week. are:
Surplus (old). increased. $3.50 100, sur
plus new, increase. s6.l9s.225 loans.
Increased. 32z64,T00; specie. increased.
si52s 200. legal tenders. Increased So
36r eco: circulation, decrease 1896 400;
net deposits. increased SIS, 756. 600: Uni
tel States deposits. increased. $500, to-
tai loans, 500: total reserves.
s275, 7o5. 400. total surplus, s63.3y1. 500.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-15
Where They Bet by Machine.

CINCINNATI. o., June 13.-Secre-
tary Dillon. oof the Latonis Jockey
-el,,h- announced teday-that- large
number of eastern horses would come
TO Latonia TO race because OF the blow
dealt the game In New York yester.
day.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-15
STRANGER SHOOTS FARMER

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. June 13.--
Especial jerome Fish, Bedford
farmer, So, was shot fatally today,
two miles north OF Urbandale. by
stranger whom he was giving a ride.
The latter escaped Fish, before los
ing consciousness said the man had
demanded his money
The Detroit times., 1908-06-15
BOsToN COPPER SALES

BOSTON. Mass. June I3.-SaIes. fur-
rished by Cameron Currie & Co.: AZ.
90; Anal. s.37s: Are. las: Aria Com.
les; Att. 25: b. c.. es5; B. & G.. 90;
Blu. 500. c. Il A. 2i0. Mer., 500: Cop.
Range. SIC. u. w. So; FIR. 90. Or. 60,
G.. c.. c. l.7so: Roy, eos. Lasal... as;
Mass, 800; Mex. 1905; Mich. rs: Moh..
S27; New. 100: " 3, 1880; Q. D.. 20;
sup. Cop. 80; Tam. so: Tenn. 20: Trim.
so L $ r. & 3. ATS. do pfd. 400;
Utah Cons. 3e5; Utah Cop, us. Wet.
10 Win. so
The Detroit times., 1908-06-15

LIVERPOOL. Eng. June ID.
Pierpont Morgan, the American Hnan.
teiers+ sailed this morning oB-the- Maa.
retania for New York He gave NO
explanation for his hurried departure,
but said II was sentiment. not bust.
ness,
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IN SUPREME COURT.

LANSING. Mich. June 13.--The SUI
preme court heard the following
cases: Braasch vs.. Michigan Stove
Co.: wisniewski VS.. Nawrocki; Har
rington vs.. Hamm: People VS.. Van
driesche; People vs.. Owen; People VS.
Andre People vs. Holman: People
W Burman. Court adjourned until
Monday
Call Cor Monday Is: 12. %. se. 81
81 ~. toi ioa. lppr IN - ----
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u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations. furnished by Cam
eror Currie 81 Co: New rs reg. i04Q
lGia. do. coup. l04ia bid; new S. reg.
lelG1ol+, do, coup. l0lQl0l& new
"a reg. l3Ox 9lalis do, coup. l29 bid.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-15
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. June 13.-Nothing said
In money. Posted rates: Sterling ex-
charge. s4.s5Q4.ss with actual busl-
ress in bankers bills at $4s6s0n
4sss5 for demand and s45525 s5.95
for eo-day bills. Prime mercantile pa
par unchanged
The Detroit times., 1908-06-15
MARKET CLOSE.

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. June Ia
Cattle-Receipts $50. trade quiet and
steady Veals--ReceIpts 5DO, active. 25c
lower at So u $50. sheep and Lambs
Receipts 900 active. lambs Toe lower,
sleep steady lambs, s525a6.25. year
lirgs. sa25u550: sheep. s2.154 81 ).
Hugs-Rece'pts 3740 head, market
slow, Sc lower. workers. IS 25M 5.se
pigs s5d515. heavy and mixed. sS.s5 %
: 90. roughs S450n475
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CHICACO IIvEsrOCK.

CHICAGO, July I3.-Hogs-Keeelpts
600, market 5glOc higher; bulk.
$500 1915; light. ,5.35g5so; mixed.
sac q 5.s2ts; heavy. s5.s5 n $50 roushs'
5000 - good to choice heavies. 80. %
a $50 Cattle--Receipts 500, market
steady. beeves. s5d7.s5. Texas steers.
cows and heifers. s24OQ6.5O; calves.
s45Ou6.25. Sheep--Recetpts 5000 ma :
lives s34OG5.4O, westerns, $40 3, ~,
yearlings S4SOn5.7O. native lambs.
sl.25 Q $50. western lambs. ti.30Q6.IO.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-15
Brief Telegraph
Items Of Interest

NEW YORK. June 1.-TWO wom-
en- and four men In a taxicab driven
by VIM. Ssk. Of West Forty-sixth-st.,
were caught under their overturned
and wrecked vehicle esSly today. In
the west drive Of Central park. when
Sick lost control OF his machine and
smashed II against tree. Sisk was
taken to the Presbyterian hospital In
an ambulance, and will die. The
women and men in the cab were all
bruised or cut. but not seriously hurt.
NEW YORK, June l3--Isaac Gug-
genheim, multi-millionaire smelter,
was riding into Nanhansett. l.. l.,
from his summer home ait Sands Point.
when his auto crashed into the run
about of Cornelius Van Rock. wreck
ing II. Mr.. Van Rock, man of so.
was flung TO the roadside. Two OF
his ribs were broken Constable Geh-
ring accompanied the party to Great
Neck. where Mr.. Guggenheim gave
81 900 bail for his chauffeur's appear
ance.
WASHINGTON. June 1S.-Smitten
in conscience for his secret pecula-
tons OF funds belonging 10 the govern
ment an unknown writer In Jersey
City has mailed a letter contributing
So. 900 TO the conscience fund in Wash.
ington. Secretary Cortelyou received
the letter today and added the amount
to other sums received in like man
ner. The writer, who signs no name.
said he and other persons took consid'
cradle money from the government
The Detroit times., 1908-06-15
Quotations by Cameron Currie e. Co.
Open. High. Low. Close.
LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALO.
Report ~ MARKET Opening ny snales

R-~,~,x a Co. Com-,sssscr w--chsrt..
BUFFALO. June 13.-tSpecial Cat
te-Receipts light and steady Hogs
Receipts 5000: medium and heavy
IS 90, workers. 50, 05s5 pigs; 70 y
5I5 Sheep-Receipts LOCO. top lambs
a. Ok CaiVes-Top 81 80.
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AppIe.-Fsney ,so04sO; common

AppIe.-Fancy. ssso04so; common
slQ3 per bbl
Dutter-Offcisl prices: Extra cream
cries, csc. firsts. ale: crooks. 1sc. pack
ing stock. Ice per ID
Cabbnge-New. $50 per crate.
Csniinower-Califor N.5592 pei
\doz. N'N'
Celery-sl per doz
Cheese-Michigan full cream new
12c. Limburger. new. l5c; old, lie
brick. sc: Schwe;tzer. 1sc per ID.
California Frufts-Apricots. S2.75 PEI
box. cherries. 81 per box: peaches. s1.7'
per box. plums. s2.25 pcr box.
Cherrfes-Southern. $500: sweet
t115H2 per l6-ut case.
Coree--Package coffee. si47s9lS.2'
per 100 lbs
mon. sac per Id.
ERgs-Michigan current receipts
hrsts. case count. 15hc per doz, ~
Flour--Michigan patent. In wood
lass. clear. $500 Der bbl
Feed-Jobbing bts, bran. $500
coarse corn meal. s2s: corr and "a
The Detroit times., 1908-06-15
PRODUCE

The market was fairly well suppl ed
With strawberries this morning, but the
demand was little disappointing.
Shipped In stock showed the effect OF
travel. and In contrast with the home =
gFe+rt stock. fresh of the vines made
went to the street peddlers at around
fnelde quotations. But few raspberries
and huckleberries are coming aso yet
but the supply In all lines OF small
fruits is equal to the demand Poultry
failed TO clean up last night. and while
offerings were light. the demand was
even less. and the market was easy a.
a half-cent decline. Butter and eggs
were firm and steady. and the market
az a whole, was unchanged
The Detroit times., 1908-06-15

spots around Westdsle The river Is
still rising and IL looks like more rain
The Detroit times., 1908-06-15

The following quotations furnished
by Lewis @. Gorton. l4l3 Majestic bldg.
4 LIVE fona.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-15
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, June f3.-Close: Wheat
conditions are unchanged There Is
still too much rain in the southwest
and dealers are putting prices up be.
confined largely TO the bottom lands
and may turn out less OF a disaster
than is now figured on. but In the
meantime the market Is very strong.
prices are advancing. Cash wheat Is
dull.
s2Lc. July opened with an advance OF
a.c. advanced TO e0Ac and closed az
90lsc September opened at ssisc ad-
varced 10 sec and closed at ssAc. No.
red. s9Ac: No. white. s2kc.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash,
No 3. re No. yellow. 74c. No. 4 yell
low, car NJ 7liac. sample. l car at
Csc
55hc: August. 5000 bu. at 3sc. septem-
Der. 10000 hu, at s7c.
Rye-Cash. No. ., zoe.
Brans-ea-h and June, t2.se; October.
sl.9J asked
Cloverseed-Prime October. $3.50; De-
cember 200 bags at $7,25
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Saturday included 200 bbls. OF -four.
No shipments. stocks are 1885 bu.
OF wheat. S0.s12 bu. OF corn. 2s.30s bu.
OF oats and 1881 blu. OF rye
Northwestern wheat receipts satur-
day. $50 cars: year ago 25s cars.
Exports OF wheat and hout saturday.
1865 600 hu.
Wheat receipts at primary points.
Saturday, 23s.000 bu. year ago. All, 900
bu
CHICAGO GRAIN.
The wheat market was boosted ma
terially BY the rush OF shorts TO cover.
coupled with the general buying by In
ycstors and final prices showed net
gains OF :, q lie for the day. Corn closed
~ n NC lower, oats, II ri L.c higher.
Pork was ga g5c higher lard. "a q SC
lower an dribs unchanged
Close. wheat--July $3.50 asked.
July. I3c. Pork-July. slif2A Lard
July. sS.75 Ribs--July. sT.75.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-15
ARMY AN D NAVY
HOLD MAAEUVERs
Of MIMIC WAR
MONITOR FLORIDA TO BE FIRED
ON AGAlN--NEW YORK REol-
MENTs ARE PREPARING FOR
-EpetyFtoAS.- --

FORT MONROE. Va. June l3.-Un'
der the tentative direction OF the two
ommanders.in-chief OF Americas mil
! itary force. Secretary OF War Taft and
Secretary o. the Navy Metcalf. a
fleet OF war, vessels assembled In
Hampton Roads this morning for a
second mimic battle with the monitor
Florida as the helpless enemy
Shortly after sun-up, the feet with
flags flying put out from Old Point
Comfort and steamed across the
roads 20 the attack. The Florida was
anchored in shoal water on the east
side OF Sewall Point Admiral Mason,
chief OF the navy naval bureau OF
ordinance. was in active charge OF
the operations Scores OF naval and
army officers went TO the scene on
tugs and other craft.
The Mayfiower with Secretaries Taft
and MetcaTf arrived early and laid in
al Old Point until the arrival 'of the
Washington boat. The entire party
OF army and navy officers that arrived
on the steamer. was transferred 10
waiting tugs and from them 10 the
cruiser Montgomery
NEW YORK. June lS.-The Seven
ty First regiment. 1000 strong. de-
parted from the foot OF East Twenty
second-st. by boats today for Fort
Schuyler and Fort Totten. where they
are 10 engage in a mimic warfare.
The troops al tthe frst named point
will be under command OF Col. Bates.
of the United States army. while Col.
Whistler will take charge al the sec
ond post. The Eighth regiment. reg
ulars. will be divided between the two
forts and will look after the cannon
work.
|. Fifteen thousand soldiers, including
all of the regulars from the depart
ment of the east. will go into camp
Tuesday In various sections OF the
state. The chief maneuyers will be
held al Pine Camp, near WATERFOWL.
where 5000 OF New York's militia will
enter the service Monday night
Major-Gen Fred Dent Grant has TAX
en- up headquarters there.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-15

nestnvss-1fke Printing. No fuss and
20 feathers. The plain. neat kind. that
locks ri9nt Tfme~ Printing Co.. rs
{ohn A-st Phone l<sA
The Detroit times., 1908-06-15

Cotton prices. furnished by Cameron
The Detroit times., 1908-06-15
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Cameron
Currie 81 Co. li6-lis Grlswold-st,
~ ClOsR
The Detroit times., 1908-06-15

INDIANAPOLIS. June 13.-when
informed OF the pardon of Caleb Pow
ers and Jim Howard by Gov. Wilson,
Of Kentucky. ex-Gov w. s. Taylor. OF
Kentucky. said:
The pardon Of Powers and Howard
Is q most righteous act. Never be
fore In the history OF this country
have two men suffered SO much and
40 uniustly"
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-02-29

for IA years and 1 am pleased to see distinction
made between the two sectS OF Mormon1Sr
From Brigham Young on down to joseph T.
Smith their God has been to my certain knowledge
for so years, women, money and power
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for IA years and l am pleased to see distinction
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From Brigham Young down to Joseph r
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paper, and l wish you all success. II
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find two receipts for three months subscriptions to
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spiciest publication in Idaho Long may she wave
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Spokane, Washington, October 10, 1907. 1T a
fords me great deal of pleasure to send you, her
with enclosed my subscription to your new paapf
The Idaho Scimitar.' accompanied by draft on Ne
York, for $500.
you know, without my assurance, of my pr
found hope for your success as publisher.
The Delta independent., 1908-10-02
Where Bullets F7e,u.

David Parker, of Fayette, N. Y, a
veteran of the civil war, who lost
foot at Gettysburg, says: "What the
good Electric Bitters have done is
worth more than five hundred dollars
to me. Ispent much money doctoring
for bad case of stomach trouble, to
little purpose. l then tried Electric
Bitters, and they cured me. now
take them as a tonic, and they keep me
strong and WE'LL" 50c at All Druggists.
Mrs. E. A. Douglas and A. w. Mas
ters of Mercer, Penn, arrived here
Friday evening and are stopping with
]. c. Patterson on Hanson mesa. Mrs.
Douglass is the mother of Ben Douglass
who came here some time ago for his
health and was so much benefited his
parents decided to make this valley
their home. Mr.. Douglass is expected
here in few days with car of stock
and household goods.
The Delta independent., 1908-10-02

Two good pianos slightly used-fo
sale cheap.
DELTA Music Co.