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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Following is a list OF real estate
transfers of Kootenai county as fur
nished by the Occur d'Alene Abstract
& Title Guarantee company:
Andrew C. Thompson to A. e,
Michaelson. part sh 81. nwh. sec.
4. tp. so, r. w; 81.
John T. Thompson to William L,
Sendker. undivided one-half interest
in sh of sec. 3. tp. As; $3.50.
John T. Masterson to F. @. King
swh mex. nWK SEX sec. s. tp. So
r.. w; $500.
Robt II. Muncey to James J. Me-
Connell and Wellington w. Patter-
son. part swh nwk. sec. IS, tp. so
.r. 3w.
A. H. Anderson to c. II. Hedglen
lot 10. block s. North Park add.
Occur d'Alene; t11O0.
]. C. Clark to Chas. H. Hedglen
lot -. block II. o'Brien's Third add
to Occur d'AIene: $500.
Fred Clifford to Charles r. Craig
lots ii and IL. block 10. Spirit Lake;
1890.
Bertha Albert TO United State
government, SEX. sec. 8. tp. s.. r
W: 81.
John T. Masterson to Myrtle Mas
terson. Ell eh, sec. s, tp. 50. r.
W; 81.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-23

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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-23

For plumbing, see Dezell.

- D AAHAaAu IL a business VISITOR
in the city from Lewiston.
Just received a fresh shipment of
fnan haddie. Haley's.
F. W. BOughton Of the arm Of
Boughton Bros. was Spokane visitor
yesterday.
The best grades Of domestic coal.
J. w. Wiggett.
John Lafayette Of the firm of Ham
ilton & Lafayette was in the city
transacting business this forenoon.
Fancy ripe tomatoes for slIcing st
Haley's.
There will be a special meeting of
the Women of Woodcraft at Sanders
hall tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
The Home Electric Supply Co. car
ries full line of electrical goods,
also wire houses and install fixtures.
213 Fourth street.
The Woman's Missionary society OF
the Presbyterian church will meet at
the home of Mrs. Earl Rogers tomor-
row afternoon at 1880 O'Clock.
Fairskin soap 4Oc per box at the
Occur d'Alene Drug store.
A marriage license has been issued
by the county auditor to Peter Ice
and Cora Glassburn, both of Medical
Lake.
To lenders-Can place a loan of
$500 on best real estate security.
Whitney & Morrison, real estate, Nc
Farland block.
The regular meeting of the Occur
d'Alene Musical club will be held this
evening at the parlors of the Hotel
Idaho. A musical program will be
rendered and papers read.
Miss Louise M. Feteha, an accom-
plished musician from the east, has
opened music studio on Tenth and
Elm streets, where she will give les
sons and instructions on the piano.
Lately so many people drink Gold
en- Grain Granules, the pure cereal
coffee. AS long as people want to
drink something with their meals,
there is nothing healthier than this
system building drink. Children
will do well by using 1t and nervous
people Will find it very strengthen
ing.
Not in many moon has so charm
ing a love idyl been seen as The
Wheel of Love-" which is announced
for production at the Auditorium on
March 80. Paul Gilmore, who will
be remembered for his clever work
in the college play, "At Yale" last
season, appears in the role Of the
hero.
Tennessee.
The Idaho Mercantile company
baseball team had a practice game at
Woodlawn park yesterday afternoon.
The practice brought out the fact
that there were among the team some
players of experience, and also that
there was raw material that bids fair
to be developed into good players.
The team hopes to be able to sched-
ule game with an outside team by
next Sunday.
Friends of Axel Miller gave him
surprise party at Sanders hall last
evening. A lunch and refreshments
were served and afterward the even
ing was spnt at cards and dancing.
Prior to adjournment Mr.. Miller was
presented with a handsome smoking
jacket. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Blixt, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Lat
ia, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Miller, Mrs.
Mile Johnson, F. w. Sheehan, EN-
met Peterson, Fritz Lille. Gust
Lille. John Thompson. Nels Thomp-
son, H. Moe. Carl G. Carlson, Plat
overton, Charles Fields, Ole X.
Leithe. George Strum. Frank Berg
quist, Knute Leithe. Hal Johnson,
Misses Alice overton. Alma Lille,
Alma Gunderson, Jennie Gunderson,
Edna Stonestreet, Christine Thomp-
son, Ellen Petersen and Edythe Ped
erson.
PRACTICE MARCH
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-23
CITY IN BRIEF.

tennessee.
If you use Certana -four you use
the best.
w. J. Classon, manager for ]. Gil
more, is in the city.
Fresh green vegetables received
daily at Haley's.
L. F. Connolly was a Harrison Wis
itor in the city yesterday.
Fine art toilet soap Csc per box
at Occur d'Alene Drug store.
]. E. Frazier of the Table Supply
company is on the sick list
Merchants lunch at the Hotel Ida
no, from IL to 2 p. m, 40 cents.
John Dennitt of Spirit Lake is a
business visitor in the city.
Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Estep were st.
Maries visitors in the city yesterday.
Alfalfa, timothy and grain hay;
just received four cars. j. w. Wig
gett.
William Beckett and wife of Wal
lace were visitors in the city yester-
day.
B. F. Randall of the Table Supply
company made visit to Spokane
yesterday afternoon.
For rent-Suite 10 Wiggett block.
Apply to J. w. Wiggett.
E. N. Laveine departed for Wal
lace this morning to attend to legal
matters before the district court.
For prompt and accurate service
get your abstracts from the Realty
Trust company. Either phone 2Os.
Judge w. w. Wood passed
Through the city yesterday en- route
to Wallace, where he goes to con-
vene a term of court
Let US make those repairs before
the busy season opens; it will be
cheaper, too. Hopes and Wilson.
Int. 267B.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Ca
dieu, at their home, 1912 Sherman
street, this morning. a baby boy.
Both mother and child are doing
nicely.
The Realty Trust Co. is managed
by competent abstractor, and are
in a position to furnish accurate
work on short notice. 319 Sherman.
Both phones 20S.
Jay ]. Parker, who was operated
on some time ago at the Occur
d'Alene hospital for appendicitis, is
so much improved as to be up and
about and he expects to be able to
attend to the duties of his business
soon.
FOR sale-One Detroit steel fam
lily cooking range and one large size
refrigerator, all complete and in
good order. Apply at the Office of
Thomas Mullen, Room Sander
block.
John Cassidy of Campbell. Mimi.
has assumed charge of the Idaho un-
dertaking parlors and will hence
forth conduct the business. Mr..
Cassidy has spent years at the bust
ness and is thoroughly versed in all
phases of embalming and undertake
Ing.
Give your abstract work to a COM
pany that has all of its capital In
vested in Kootenai county and helps
to pay the taxes of your county. A
strictly home company. The Pan
handle Abstract Co., Ltd.
That most popular young star,
Paul Gilmore, will appear here soon
IN his most popular new piece. THE
Wheel of Love, written by the most
popular of playwrights, George v
Hobart, and under the most popular
pr managers, Jules hurry. Auditors
nm. March 80.
Special soap sale at Occur d'Alens
Drug store during this week.
The adjutant generals OF the differ.
mt states are now in possession oil
he new Springfield rifles and new
lip belt. Lieutenant Shadduck has
nade requisitiOn on the adjutant for
sufficient number to supply tbs
ompany and they are expected tc
rive in a day or two.
Tennessee.
Use Certana -four.
A surnwtaa ravtxy vv,. .xs,.an n,
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-23

Today's nsws today n you read
the Evening Pre-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-29
Los ATAQUES Al
speaker" Cannon.
Nj sIquieTa ha IOgVadO GsPtaTse las
simPatfaS dc sus plOPias cOtaEra.
DGOS.
la TeIaCi6n de los abuBdaates enc Z.
migOS del OpositOr a los refOEmas
P0IitIcas que EecIama Puerto Rico.

81 sl speaker" Cannon Hs hiso sntipG-
tiOo 10 O6maEa y Nl pueblo do Puerto
Rico, por la injuStifcada OpOpiCi6n que
aismpg0 ha hecho 6 laB EsfoFmaB po. ft ca5
que 0l pals tiene dar0cho. psdiF, no ha
lOgrado tampECO csptarss ls8 BimpatiaB Do
cue COt0EF6neoS = 90 hoy ell cbjsto dc Eudisi'
mos RtaqusB BiendO probable que 81 cRndi
dRtuTR fFSCaBs en- absolute.
So aRgurR- que el BtfisF Cannon, dice
GEL News" de IodiaD6po tEata do haca9
una EoOOrEidS do propaganda, y en- eate
CNs0 hRy que dRF lG enh0FabusnO Mr.
Bryan poRque ol n6m0Fo de aus paEtidaEi0l
oE0ceEG indefinidamenEa.
Para tsnOF ides, agragG 81 ''TimGB' de
Hartford, do IGU Gbundantss snOmig7s del
speaker, quisns8 ys Esmbt zsdas y dOSCu'
bisrtamOnt0 Is haFEn CrudG Op0Bici61, anti
CipamoB & nuOgtroB leotoFsB lR rOlRCi6n
liguionte:
1. Tsodoro RoonevsIt y tOdOD OuU ami
gog politiCoO.
2. La totaIidad de- los slsmentoB pro-
grsuintsg EadicRles del OsBte.
3. TodoB loB EspublicAnoB paFtidaFioB
do laV FsfoFmRG GA la t8TifA.
4. TodoB los Fepub!icanoB que deBean
yer bien tFOtRdo Gl Riatem8 NOR etG'i0 CO.
Efisnte.
5. TodaB Ian uniones de trAbajSdorsD.
6 On considerable ndmaEo de cuFRB y
pastoFss. 'BpOCialments los metOdiOtsP, cuyoB
obiBpoB infuyen pOleF0Ra amsnts en- los Vo'
tOnteG do IuB r0up0ctivBB paTEOquiSV.
Uno do log qus mGB vivsm0n's hG adu'
Ciao aCugacionas contra Mr. Canncn, hB
aldo Gl pFsBidants do IR Federation Of LRbor
en- ga diGCUTso de DsnviIIO.
GEL ito JoO," voCifsraba GompsFB, 90 81
pB0r snsmigo do todS ref no eCon6mioR,
social pOIftiea qus 81 pueblo nOCsGits;
psRo entire tantO 90 OCupA muoho dc DuB
inteFOBsg pREtioulAFeg.
No 1or&n pUOrtorEiqueioD loB que Ba'g0u
% defanHR,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-29
LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE.

LINEA FERREA DEL OEsTE.
salidas de Bayam6u Oapi-
sal simultaneament0.
IS 11.OO. Tarde 1915, Las, 8.J5, 4.85, 5.45.
= $50.
Dfas festivOs.-Maflana 6,7.O5, $50 9.45
y IL. Tarde 1915 $50, 2 so, $50, 4,SO s,
a6 $50.
Billetes baratOs para dias festivos. De
CatahO Bayam6n, ida vueIta ia. cIase
25e "a. clase 16e. De Bayam6n OataflO y
vuelta IA. Clase 15e, "a. Clase 1Oe.
Billetes OrdinariO de Capital OatafiO On
Ia, clase centaVOs.
Bayam6n 10 do 8ept10mbr0 do 1903
R0uahn Valdez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-29

prOnto como ella fuera libortsda do Os'
boIne.
Un amigo de Ia familia Malousy, he.
blando do ellOD, hizo 0l Gigui0nto relate /:
"Sl seioE Malon0y , loB mismbroB de 10
famili0 Eehuuan hRCsE OualquisF REFsglo
hRgta que la iglsBia aCtda ca 81 caro-, ol
que oHt6 Ahora en- 81 tribunal do Roma.
Mr.. MRlOne1, va mGB lejOB: deClaEa que
nRdis aisn0 Ga familiR Oat6 autoEizado
para hRC0r CuaIquieF aEEaglo por ella.
8atR 90 lRpFimara VGE que los MalOn0y
han admitidO OfCialmente que 81 caso hayR
lido llevAdo ante IRB autoEidada8 do 10
igleia ca Rome.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-29
0bSequi0 al pueblo

Para demoBtFaE que Bomoa para ol puO-
bio y poF GI pueblo duFant0 Is dies COM
pTar CamaB con C0lCh6n & 81. 15@1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-29
InlOF0sa { los PFofOs0fOs Do ndsIea.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tiono
CongSanta exigtenCi8 do los aiguiantas ina
Rumento8: FIRutinaS, FIautas, TsrCarolaR,
OboaB, RoquintoB, ClRrineteg, Fagoteg,
anoo xlGn B.ndS4Ee S59lonGSoa SoPaR69S an'
Onovonsg, TF0mbonou. BREftOnos, BombaE,
dinog, HsliOonos, (bajoa) Trikngulcs, Pla'
tilIos Ra1obIant8 y B0mbos. M6todoa
DO soIfSo y para toda GlaB0 DC inuEumen'
tos. Accessories y mdsiOa On gonoEal.
San juan, 2. B. ApaKtado n6m. 21G.-
Gala do AlIan 21,Y Sal n6m. Al,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-29

CHARLES WERE, ooEredor de- sdus.
na, CouainioniHta On general. Agents do
les aCPoditadas CsEve2a8 SALVATORE y
"IDWEN BRaIy" alsmanRI. AgSnts ems
CiBl paFR PaeEto Rico de la ConoCids fEbEi,
Oa ds liooro8 ''laaRE BRlZlRD'' , da Lon rn6u
acF0difadog vines dc BurdeoR ARnfal
general 40 ls gran f6bEfcs intoFnaCion0,
"a conIsRvaa ssLe s0loiI' Ma Iinog, "a BGl.
Rioa. OfiCinas TanCa ndmogo 1. TGle6o'
no 81. Bex 22S.S PRonitud, baEatuTa y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-29

En- osta impFOnta 70 vOnd0 papOl Dc
Pod6diOO yioioo & O2.OO loo &c EilO1 un
9s!RIaL)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-29
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
EntradQs del enteriOr

EntTGdQS del tTteriOr.
Do Santa Cruz, golota ing LettiO M.
Hardy.
De OauaEian vapoE eDpanol Montividso.
Dc Ia costa.
Vapor amer. Julia Lukenbt Oh, golOta
Carmen y bRlRDdEo BntugiRBme.
SaIjdGS para Ell eHteTiOT.
Para la HAbAnR y GUCalsU, vspoP cuba
no Julia. Para New York, vBpOr ameEi.
oano JuliS LukOnbLch, Para Nav York,
golOta americana T. w. DEm.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-29

PARA cURAR REsFRIADo
en- UN D A tome Ol LAxATTVo RBOMo
QUmINAs n botlcaHiO lO deVolver& 81 dIneFO sino
s9 c1Rs. z AEMs do u. ". GROVE % hRlla O.
I'm asR imprsntR % vond0 papal pQ.
PsEi6dieo vieio { a2.OO lea 46 kil08 C0ga
awiHlaLl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-29

VnpOr eDpanol Miguel GaIIREt. saldrG
dc BaTCslOnR el 8 de OCtubFs con d0Otino
& CHnATiGB, Puerto Rico ? CubR.
VRpOr 0sp0fiol Miguel M. PenfIIoU, o.
li6 dc BaICelonR 81 "a del Oorriento con
de8tino CanREiag, Puerto Rico y CubP.
VspoE Americana Caracas. SRldEG do
este puerto para 81 do New York, Ol die 80
del CpFEi0nt0.
Vapor americana Philadelphia. SAli6 do
Ntw York para este puerto 81 26 del CO.
rIisnte,
Vapor feonc6D Quoboc. Del 8 al 4 dol
entRante m0B, EsCRlAF6 prOCGdent0 do Euro
pc = 81. Thomas, On viajo para Puerto PlA'
90 y egCAlGa.
Vapor aloman President. Bacia el 5
del pE6xfmo OetubEo ll0gsE6 de ST. Thc-
mas, nigUisndO para sAnto Domingo y GS'
CalAU.
Do Ia Inca de Bonner.
Goleta americana Herbert Fuller. SAL
dr6 do Nav York para estO puerto Ol 25
del COFTiente.
Golsts Americana Republic. EmpszaT6
& OaEgaE On New York para eRta iala 81 %
del O0FEiente.
GolGtR americana AuguBtR w. Snow.
5Ali6 de New YoIk 0l del coTEiOnt0 di.
TsCtaments para 0st9 puerto.
Golets americana WanleaF Black, Bali6
de New York para 6BtR sl Is del CoEEiOntO.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-30
MORSE CALLS
0LER PERJURER
UNDER OATH DECLARES he
DIDN'T URGE TRUST HEAD
TO BUY ICE.

NEW YORK. Oct. 30.-Charles w.
Morse today. under oath, accused
Wesley NJ. Oler, president OF his Ice
trust. of perjury. in that oler, at previ-
Gus sessions OF the trial OF Morse and
Alfred ii. Curtis for violations OF the
national banking laws, declared Morse
had persuaded him 10 buy stock.
More was on the witness stand in
his own defense.
did you urge Oier TO buy 100 shares
of Ice?"
Il did not" replied the little man
fatty contradicting the testimony OF
Oler.
HE came so me every day, begging
to be allowed 10 buy some OF the stock.
When he failed had put him on his
feet and made him president OF the
ice company. He was pleased wite
the money | had made for him and
wanted to buy tho block"
This answer was further denial
OF the story told by Oler under oath.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-30
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Oct, 30.-Close-North-
western wheat receipts are smaller than
year ago and cash demand In much
more urgent Mills are increasing their
cash premiums and appear as hunsr >
for wffat AZ they were rev weeks
ago. The Argentine damage was boost
ed on Friday TO 100000 bu. which
should have been bullish, but failed
ing in Detroit had no life In II and
prices changed only I'm an unimportant
way. Dealers look for better trade
after election. The close was arm.
sr. S"fa' f pSSemS@r wheat opened un.
siosi-2. declined to si.osi-4. and
closed at .i.oa9-!; May opened act
;i.os -. and closed at ii.O!, July
opened ~ 80 l-2c. was quoted up 10
90 3-4c. declined to 90 Law, and closed
at 81: No . red. 80 &c: mixed red. I
ca co al s0V grain raj No auo, @ns Corn
Cash No. g., 75c No Z. car AT 73c; No.
3 yellow. l car at re at 161-2cI No,
yellow. car at 7sc. new No. vel
oats--Cash No. white. car at
30 &c: sample. ! car at sac; No. Z
white. car AT 20 3-4c. l at soc.
Rye-Cash No. 2. cars AT 7sc.
pe ssansrcs ss ana November '&s'
Cioverseed-Prime spot. 30 bags at
s.. rs at si.o5: March. zoo bags at
s5.15: sample. so bags at ~. IS. ~ at
si.;V IL at 1.zb' sample aside. bags
Timothy seed-Prime spot. 25 bag.
Wheat in Liverpool closed s.sa
2;td lower and corn Esd lower to i-sd
Minneapolis wheat stocks. $4,000 bu
increase this week
Victoria wheat crop. 2i.soO.oOo bu:
The Detroit times., 1908-10-30
Markets an1 Finance

New South Wales. 100000 bu, both
unofficial.
Argentine visible supply, $4,000 bu;
week ago, $4,000 bu: year ago. 56s,0oO
bu.
Wheat receipts in ST. Louis. $1,000
blu; year ago. $1,000 bu
Northwestern wheat receipts Friday,
40 cars: year ago. SCI cars.
day included 600 bbls OF Hour, cars OF
wheat, of corn, 4 OF oats and l OF
rye. Withdrawals were 400 bills OF
-four Stocks are 566.4Ts bu OF wheat.
2os,Sol By of corn. 2is.S37 bu OF oats
ana 9N.NIl bu 90 rye.
s6s.OOo bu: year ago. Ts5.000 bu.
Exports OF wheat and -four Friday,
531. 900 bu.
Bradstreets wheat exports this
week, $500 600 bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Oct. 3O.-Easier cables
caused an Improvement OF "a TO &c in
wheat At the start but not much wheat
rallied TO about yesterdays close on
fairly good support.
Opening prices: wheat-Dec.. s9s. y
ssSc. Corn-Dec.. 6Sac. pats-Dec..
!s4e. Pork-Jan. sle. dArd-Jan.,
Wheat advanced good fractions to-
ward the close on support by leading
bulls and an Argentine cable via New
YORK which quoted a correspondent OF
an eastern coffee and agricultural inn
age In the north and west amounts 10
so per cent Wheat closed n u sc up.
Corn was shade 10 y a u up at the
close. oats .e up. and provisions
Closing prices: wheat-Dec.. sloOh
ql,0oS, Corn-Dee., 63z q6sfs c. Oats
Dec, +sAc Pork-Jan.. Sl6l5. Lard
Jan. ss.45. Ribs-Jan.. ss.i7
The Detroit times., 1908-10-30
Rv T. C.. SHOTWELl.

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Union Pa
ciic opened excitedly this morning
with an advance Of almost-two points
to the highest price at which 1t has
sold in years. 173. The first transac-
ton was In block OF $500 shares. TO-
which the purchaser paid. $l,123,5Oo.
This exhibition OF confidence on the
part OF somebody caused Southern Pa,
cific TO advance half point to 1O9 Ii.
The report was current that Union
Pacific would announce, late this aft
ernoon, It's earnings for September and
that they would show tremendous net
gains
Wall-st. accepted the activity In the
Hartman stock as the keynote and
there was general covering. Commits
sion houses. however, purchased con-
siderable stock in the early trading.
taking Northern Pacific. Reading. the
leading copper shares and steel. Steel
came within a fraction OF its high
record. Among the specialties there
was unusual activity. International
Pump was strong. Allis Chalmers pre-
ferred and common were both ad-
vaLced.
United States Cast iron ripe anu
Tennessee Copper showed material
advances.
Penney 10 Strong.
At the end OF the half hour. Penn
sylyania railroad stock was moved TO
the front and sales OF this issue al
III made a strong impression on pro-
fessionals. !.
On the curb market the low priced
copper stocks were the leaders. most
active OF them being Cumberland-Ely
and Nevada Consolidated La Rose.
Nipissing and Cobalt Central led the
silver stocks and Chambers Ferland
were dealt in quite literally.
London was excited over the Harri-
man stocks and sent over nlgner
prices for Union Pacific.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-30
1OORE CASE GOES
OVER TILL THURSDAY

Henry c. Dietz, secretary of the
|pfeifIer Brewing Co.. testified In tho
~. e. Moore case, Friday. that he IN
|1erStood Pat Reaume is still running
&he saloon at No. 124 Farmer-st. and
ne company's books showed, he said.
1kat 1t { was still selling beer to
xoaume. However. he would not tes-
1lfy positively as to the ownership OF
40 place. and Judge Connolly ad-
Alarmed the case until next Tuesday to
i've the prosecution an opportunity
- subpoena Mr.. .Pfeiffer himself.
Judge Connolly's investigation that
~ story that Moore treated the jury
mich recently found him not guilty
u keeping open after hours Is at
nfnndstill. II Is not likely that any
1&ink will come OF II, as the jurors
<Dore not on the regular panel.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-30
'WO BURN TO DEATH IN
ERICSSON'S OLD SHOP

NEW YORK. Oct. 30.-Overcome by
@nfocating fumes, two men were burn
~ 20 death and third so injured that
<o probably will die of his wounds IN
0rew hich destroyed a part Of the
11ur-story structure IN Duane-st., the
oollar Of which contained quantities
M colluloid. In the building was once
- Workshop In which Capt. John
ricason designed the Monitor, which
INK the confederate gunboat Mer-
1mac.
s The men who met death. after gal
nj effort to fight their way from the
UsmenI to the street. were Henry
nes, OF No. la East Twenty-sixtn-
and David Mahoney. OF No. Man.
nooot-pl., Brooklyn. The injured man,
80 - now In Hudson-st. hospital. Is
w. Settgast. OF No. SO North Henry
0reenpoint.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-30
Apple.-Fancy. 900: common. $50

Appife-r amy $SVf' Sophoh' $i.oV
Batterwoniciai prices: Extra cream
cries; z7hc; frsts; 'sMc;; crooks. aoc:
Cabbage-Si.5O per Dbl.
S:i:1s %. Q sc per dSa ~
i5c; old. lac; Limpurger. Use; brick.
CSestnst.-ss.5o9 o. per Du; rose per
Caiisor.ia Fruit.-Grapes. si.7s0s
per crate prunes. $50 per crate.
Conee-Pacbase coffee. $ll7sVIs3s
pc !, 4 -. e, Gods. '.ses per
pressed CnIvcs-.Fancy. lo01oho:
eo pr...:s s9s slGD: Pc. II. sxosnc;
heavy. sQshc per ID.
E:s.@MiShigan aac current S.r 1oz recsiptA
$3.50: second patent. IS. straight, $3.50;
clear. s+.75 per bbL
EssSJ0bssaas s lot S sns s o.t SSaS
1880; coarse Imiddlinss. 'ss' nns mid
Frr.n vesetnb,e.-Cueumbers. hot
house. $50 peF dog; lettuce. l5c per
Grape .r.,sms.2s@a;So per box.
Grape.-catawbas, lib. baskets, IA
q lie: Malsgas, IS q $50 per bbl
H.ssv~r re-, WIZ, -, 9ai ns,, ,sso; Sa.s
B IS.s w S1eesss syc!Fs San snnsa Mr.
gHau'r per ne ieS feet. sSf9. .p .aS .p
after wssvihs. so per cent on: wire
Joint eavetraugh. sp and 10 per
ON rSun and and .s e9 e.ns al
&c Siie: exiTactes;. sS:ss per 10.
H.sBetSos .SpSsrs .F Per paying Sp IN.
following prices for new baied has In
car lots. Q. b. DETROIT No I timothy.
S SS Glover sr' ms SSissss S' ~:
straw $500: wheat and ost straw.
e5 90 ton. In car iots :.
su n.S'i &c: no . ssssS . lss; No. No.
green. INC; kip cured: No. !: ,ioHci No:
!. &c; kip green. No; !. &C; Nc, :, ,he:
s sa,s eu ES' No lse: No. e'; Nj Ger
. .sTs: s,si e S Wool ssSsce VI '"'''
Lemo..-Caiifornia. s5Q525 per box.
Maple susar--New. pure. i5c per 10.
Mu.hroom.-e5c per 10.
Mi cssiisSSss ypssce per 6S per crate
OiIs-Raw iinseec. sse: boiled liza
seed '!c gal. less ! per cent sent, for ca AL,
IN 10 days; dlamond nsadh hsrrs, zero ere.
Orssxss-vaiencias. s5a5.5o per box.
Pesrs--Kiefer's. 80 u soc per bu; s2.26
@2.75 per Dbl: Bartietts. N.1b0z per
bu.
Pop Corn. LIARS. ~ 9lsc. per ID
pfsespples-Florida t4.5OVS per
crate. t2.50q2.75 per doz
car lots, TO b. Detroit, 52@ S5c per bu.
Pouitry-Hens. 949Isc; springs 100
lie; geese, 9Q10c: ducks. 1Oml1c,
turkeys, l5q1sc per 10.
sweet Potatoes-virginfas. 50 per
Dbl; Jerseys. Si.lS per Blu. t3.25 per