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New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot
American, 900 bales receipts Is 900 bales: American
but steady point lower near and points lower
late a9onths closed quiet net points lower near and
March sesI: Msrcll-Arrfi 5s7iSd: ApriI-Nray Ss5d
5sd
4.d i $500
and yeserday & for Kansas GRADES but quie. for
s5s' Rys -four quiet unchanred The toiiow9s are
Snrinx patents s. 30 s8 80: straights 81 IS
81 co winter patents s475gss 70: sn1ins gG clears
So sass 95 RI,CKwFEAT ELoITR.Market % steady
Tatr to good 81 T5@ g - choice to fancy s. 29S
Srfed So "a BAG MEAI-Bareiy steady. ouotad:
fine white and yellow 81 4oqs1 As: coarse 81 IS .
western si.ring 75: standard middline. se5 so;
6tT 2Tr ban 90 sa4 20 go suiF & 20 SACKS
S1t Sf ''s soc 50 SEEKS OIL MEAL. s32
M d1s sbsr e't broke aT5ft v toda{S {Sus In
from the lowest 81 @ a9s hs uy Gff S. 81 ha' p a3t
the late seadiness was due to rally In coTn ard I'd
Which most OF the early decline based. were
ported bush by one authoriSy o copaTsq
etoaed that the total about 1900 600 bush
cgjed In the figures big Aus straan and Pacific
Coast shipments r6nded IN 10 70 these beas statistics by
GaeciinnF ssG4d while Paris was to 10 points POINTS 0TsT h
dGamtty PASSAGE Of o,St bush 5
consaerabe liquidation in the grain makes @ paft
by mission houses me
1narsnCes were very light. and only about loads
cIeli No winter at the close was
VIE e. NJ elevator and 02 b Rfoat; No North
Gu DnfTItb 81 16I4 No hard winter 81 lo1s
eTn fInr T-There was early decline OF about 40
a. tba corn market following easier cables commission
~ .ellin1 and pressure due 70 S1e preaA
hous The market rallied fairly large clear
arces export OF loads covering o. short @ Sv a
pre- states At O'Clock May in the local ,s co.'s
'ator and 62l9c b ahoat; Nc z whe' ah1 02o af1
siloT .1st. Gse oats sased sa0s at its
Win otHet spot mere, Closing
cash houses ns ~, 70 n SIC: natural white 2a
as as 10 w GaIkc clipped white 81 10 a. 10, 2S5g
~ ip Marker dull No western, SIC holnlha4
CSC E1 Norp RARIEY-Market nominal
The evening world., 1908-02-26

Lamberts celebrated Lis celebrated make of Coke
terine Mouth Wash large Dandruff Cure large size
size bottle special at. Soc bottle Regular price o9c
RUBBER WATER BOTTLES SPECIAL at .'.'..'...,' 59e
-rwo-ouart Rubber Hot DANDERlNE TONlC,-The
Water Bottles. Al quality, well-known br n OF
every one warranted perfec KnowonS Danderine Hair
when sold. Regular price Tonic and Scap cleanser,
59c. special at. 4Sc medium size bOlte NeSu-
ror,r,,n cvp,rCrc lar price SOC; special at 3fc
= r. ~, ,,,i. SOZODONT-The ceebrat-
Eomrtain Syring,s With ed Sozodont Tooth Wash,
tos horl y,hI,sr ,.,,.b regular size bottle. Regular
wants AMI rani1 fIo, price i9c; special at. 12c
Regular price 75c.; special SOLODONi - ne wen.
at 67r known brand of Sozodont
SHAVING RPI1SuFS- -Sne Tooth WASH large size
cial lot of wood handle rol''e SPeN'al '.''''' 11e
Shaving Brushes assorted CASTLE SOA Good
styles. Regular price i5c quality White CASTLE Soap,
special at ... e. i-oz cakes. Regular price
MARVEL SYRlNGES-Tae D.; Spe.,A' A','.r'' ol2G
snib Svrnyrs r.gnlar sizs quality White CASTLE Soap,
Regular price S2.75 special oN' ."nto sN
at. ................. $3.50 'o1.; SpI' - /C
ABSORBENT COTTON - ,ior b,cL DrsssjnS
1 900 pounds of extra fine Sn,,hs strongly r,ads
quality Absorbent Cotton, psn,,,r rrics ,5c s,rh
packed in one-pound car sns.i,r =, ~
;, WIS; f 81 BAY RUM-Good quality
- sll o,,,nc =, -'S Bay Rum, standard make,
loi-Li oCtr oou large size bottle Regular
qu",''y ,ouS 1920 price 2Sc.; special at. 19c
box Regular price ioc. III. iLGn'Dn "a, " w. - w.. -,
box special at......... 7c Sa.y Say a I. @ s; ht,l
qualty, large size DOUt
WHlSK BROOMS - Extra Regular price 25c.; special
fine quality Whisk Brooms, at................1 at 19c
strongly made, with cellu- NAIL BRlISHES-looo ex-
loid handles; assorted COL fra fine quality wood back
ors regular pflee ~; Nail Brushes assorted
special at ......'..'I9e styles. Regular prices 19c
HAIR TONlC-Cranitonc, to 25c.; special at..... lSc
the great hair and scalp BORNE MOUTH WASH
food the regular size bot The well-known brand OF
tie; special at. o5c BORNE Mouth WaSh large
u,rp pp,,curc r. .; size bottle Regular price
,i;.,, hr;stias aiiI 80 6Oc; special at. t........47c
back Hair Brushes, assort- fROS llLLA-lhe genuine
ed styles of handles Regu- Holmes frostlila Regular
lar price 5Oc.; special price i9c; Speela al ''oe
at 3oc WITCH HAZEL-Specal
PEARS SOAP-The genu- nrand Extract When l'lze''
inc Pears UNSCENTED the houSeno'u s'aiNoS,
Toilet Soap regular size eHl'a qualIS' o.ol, s'1. "
cake; special at.......oc ee' 1000 S'[e N' a.
PEAKS SOArMIhe 141- genu- DANDERlNE TONIC
me rear SCrNirD loIee Knowltons celebrated Dan
soap, regular S<e 'AheS; derine Hair Tonic and Scalp
Spe''A lLe Cleanser large size bottle
CASTLE SOAP-The n special al ............ S9c
uine La Prin,era Spanish WESTPHAL'S HAIR TONIC
White CASTLE Soap. five The well-known brand of
cakes to box. Regular Westphal's Hair Tonic and
price 45c box; special Auxiliator, large size; Spe-
The evening world., 1908-02-26
HOLLAND'S QUEEN
IN SMASH As CAR
HITS CARRIAGE
Three Wheels of Vehicle Torn
Off, but Wilhelnina ES-
capes With a Jolt.

THE HAGUE. Feb 26.-Queen VIII
helmina and Prince Henry her hus-
band had narrow escape from serious
injury in carnage accident which oc-
CURED near the Palace to-day. The
Pr.nce was driving the carriage in
which the queen was seated, and when
in a narrow part OF the road an electric
street car, coming at full speed, sud
denly colided with the vehicle before
the Prince could turn out. The impact
was severe and the carriage was badly
wrecked, three wheels being torn of.
Neither the Queen nor the Prince.
however. was hurt. Queen Wilhelmna
was somewhat uAnerved but she was
able to walk to the Palace. Subse-
QUent.y she left the Palace and went
to the residence of her mother in order
TO reassure her and prove that she had
not been injured.
The evening world., 1908-02-26
100 MILES MORE OF
STREETS TO BE CLEANED.
Park Department Throws UP Its
Job on Plazas and Roads Pre-
viouSly Cared For.

More than one hundred miles of
streets and avenues. heretofore cleaned
by the Park Department. have been
turned over to Street Cleaning Commits
sloner Crowell, and for this extra
work he wants an additional 500 600 In
his request to the Board of Estimate for
the money the Commissioner says no
appropriation has been made.
The following thoroughfares and
plazas In Manhattan. heretofore under
the care OF tho Park Department. are
now given over to the Street Cleaning
Department. All of West Seventy Sec
ond street. Cathedral Parkway from
Fifth avenue to riverside Drive Grant =
Tomb to one Hundred and Twenty
ninth street. Ninety sixth street from
West End avenue to Riverside Drive.
the plazas outside Central Park at One
Hundred and Tenth street and Fifty
ninth street. east and west and the
Central Park transverse roads
Park Commissioner Smit', selinquishes
control on March l. and declares Inc
will not remove snow from those thor
olShfares after April /.
Other Important streets and avenues
- bcAtsd In Brook''-~
The evening world., 1908-02-26
DYING MAN BROUGHT
TO COURT ON LITTER
Magagnos, Mortality Injured, IS
Produced as Witness in
100000 Suit.

Everett MaEagnos was brought from
St. VinCent's Hospital in an ambulance
to the County Court House and carried
to Justice Newburger's part of the Su-
preme Court on litter. hopeessly
smashed. to testify in his own behalf
in suit against the p. NJ. Ohmeis
Company. owners of restaurants and
a bottling establishment at No. 5l1
Washington street, in which he demands
100000 damages.
Magagnos was painter, at work on
the sixth floor, when he fell through an
unprotected elevator shaft to the base
ment. He was terribly injured. Lit
orally every bone in his body was
broken
The accident happened Nov. 10 last
and as the physicians agreed that II"
could not possibly survive his injur-
les. his counsel, Joseph a. Shay, Sc
cured preference for his case in order
that 1t would be tried before his client
died.
The Ohmeis Company denies that the
elevator we'll was unprotected.
The evening world., 1908-02-26

TOOTH BRUSHES - Good
quality Tooth Brushes, as
sorted styles of handles and
fine quality briStleS. Reg
ular price ioc.; special
HAP BRU SHE S-Solid
wood back Hair Brushes,
good quality bristles, as
sorted STYLES of handles.
Regular price 25c. each;
special at. at.............I3c
FACIAL Wood
hury'S celebrated Facial
Soap; the genuine kind.
Regular price 1916; special
Al t....................13c
RUBlFOAM-The celebrat-
ed Rubifoam Tooth Wash,
regular size bottle. Regu-
lar price 1876; special
At. 16c
TALCUM POWDER-Mcn-
mems celebrated brand of
Talcum Powder, Violet and
Borated, in regular size
can. Regular price i2c.;
special. Zoe
BATH BRUSHES = ng,
detachable handle Bath
Brushes; good quality
brush and well made. Reg
ular price 39c.; special 33c
DANDERINE TONIC-The
celebrated and well-known
brand of Danderine Hair
Tonic and Scalp Cleaner.
Regular price 1876; special
at....................t6c at. t6c
TALCUM POWDER-Spe-
cial O'Neill Brand Violet
Talcum Powder, in glass
bottles, perforated top; ex-
ira fine quality. Regular
price i5c. bottle; special
at. at....................1Oc Zoe
TOOTH BRUSHES-Special
lot of extra fine quality
hriStles Tooth Brushes. as
sorted styles of handles.
Regular values 15c. to i9c.
each; special at. ...... 11c
BuTTERMlLK SOAP-The
genuine COSMO Butter
milk Soap. Reguia- price
Sc; special at Sc
CLOTH BRUSHES - Good
quality Cloth Brushes, wood
back. Regular price 25c.
each; special at. ..... l8c
WHlSK BROOMS-Special
lot of extra well made
Whisk Brooms. Regular
price toc. each; special
at. at................... 7c
FLESH FOOD-Dr. Charles
genuine Flesh Food. Regu-
lar size box, $50; special
at. at....................27c
The evening world., 1908-02-26

RLOONTNGDALES Lex to m AUe. 3o. ~ Oo
The evening world., 1908-02-26

FACE POWDER - Levy'S
well-known brand of La
Blache Face Powder. in
flesh, white, cream and
pink. Regular size hox;
special at ........ Z7c
ALMOND CREAM-Hinds's
Honey and Almond Cream.
The original package; Spe-
cial at ..............27c
NAIL ENAMEL - Lustrite
Nail Enamel, in cake form;
white. Regular price 2Oc.;
special at .15c
VIOLET AMMONIA-Good
quality Violet Ammonia,
pint size bottle. Regular
price ioc.; special a. .7c
VIOLET AMMONlA-Good
quality Violet Ammonia;
just the thing for the bath;
quart size bottle. Regular
price 19c.; special at. 15c
PUMlCE STONE-Assorted
styles of Pumice Stone, in
cake form. with and with
out handles. Regular price
iOc.; special at. .7c
SANlTOL TOOTH POW
DER-The genuine kind
Sanitol Tooth Powder, the
regular size can. Regular
price 16c.; special at. re
PACKERS TAR SOAP
The genuine Packers Tar
Soap; excellent for sham
pooing; regular size cake.
Regular price i4c.; special
at. t....................1tc Tic
SHAVING SOA P-Will-
iams's Mug Shaving Soap,
round cakes. Regular price
&C.; special at. 3Hc
SHEFFlELD'S TOOTH
PASTE-Sheffield's genuine
Tooth Paste, in tubes and
regular size. Regular price
i4c.; special at. lie
NAIL BRUSHES W o o d
Back Nail Brushes, assorted
styles. Regular price ioc.
each; special at.........7c
WESTPHAL'S HAIR TONIC
The well-known brand of
WeStphalS HAIR Ionic ana
Auxiliator, small size; Spe-
cial at. .Z9c
CELLULOlD MIRRORS
Medium size Celluloid Mir
rors, round, oval and OBJ
long shapes. Regular price
25c.; special at. .... 19c
HAIR BRUSHES - Special
lot of extra fine quality
bristles Hair Brushes, solid
wood backs, assorted styles
handles. Regular value
500 to $3.50. While they
last, special at. ..... 83c
The evening world., 1908-02-26
Free $l.o@o
Package
1t Cures Dandruii. Stops Falling
Hair and Itching Scalp. Grows
New Hair and Changes Gray
or Faded Hair to It's
Natural Color
Natllral Color,

Men whose ha- or boards are struggling
or all gone, women whose trosses have been
thinned by fever or hair falling out re-
Quircd the use Of switches. little children.
boys and girls, whose hair is coarse nd un-
ruly, all find in this great remedy just the
-rliuf that they want
The evening world., 1908-02-26
ANOTHER POPULAR SONG,

The ballad hit Of the sam Berunrd
show. "Nrarly u Hero now appearing
at the broadway Casino. i entitled what
wakes the World Go Hound" II Is by
Van Aistyne and Williams, the we'll
,uown song writers. and will be given,
word. and music complete. IN the Maga-
zIn, section OF next SUNDAYS WORLD.
The evening world., 1908-02-26
Thursday andSa 2 nd
Sale of Toilet Goods and Drug Sundrie
Z, RohB
Two Blocks on
Sixth Avenue
In Both Buildings

We will offer in this three the staple and lines Toilet Goods and
The evening world., 1908-02-26

Nothing Quite So Nice NJ IA beautiful Head
of Hair. FOsO VIII DO II.
Foso grows hair, thickcns eyebrows and
length~ns eyrlashes, changes gray or faded
hair to its natural color. prevents thin hair
stops itching, cures dandrun. scurf of scalp
pimples, and makes the hair OF any man.
woman or child long. heavy, silky and
beautifully glossy. Fill,out free coupon ant
mail to day.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13
In Society

The A eighth class OF the Palmer
school has organized with the follow
ing officers: President. Elmer Ellis;
Grace z. Leonard
treasurer, Leon A. Carmen; secretary
Pearl Potts.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13
MRS. PHIPPS' ASSAILANT
ALLEGED TO BE CROOK

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-Mrs. Allen f.
Reed, the woman OF mystery who at
tempted the life Of Mrs. Genevieve
Chandler Phipps. In Denver. after de-
handing 100000 is thought by the
police to be none other than the Mrs
Frank 4. Brown who obtained 100000
worth OF bonds from n LaSalle-st.
brokerage firm, 10 days ago. and was
made TO return the sum and pay a
hotel bill OF 500 that she had con.
tracted at the Auditorium Annex.
The Denver authorities believe a.
the same time that her mysterious
woman companion Is Madeline Leroy
Langley, alias Madeline Thompson.
who served a term In Joliet peniten-
tiary for poisoning the Newlands fam
lily In Chicago in 1891. Frank Repetto.
house detective at the Annex, Is con-
nnced that Mrs. Reed and Mrs.
Brown are the same persons and he
recalled yesterday that the woman
who had attempted 20 appropriate TIL
bonds showed a card which bore the
name OF DR.. Allen r. Reed.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13
ELECTRIC TRACTION
FOR BIC TUNNEL
GRAND TRUNK CELEBRATING IN
AUGURATiON OF NEW POW
Err AT PIT. HURON.

PORT HURON, Mich, Nov. r.
The Grand Trunk railway is inaugu-
rating today the installation OF cleo
trio traction In place or steam In the
st. Clair tunnel, and a number OF
visiting railway officials and civil en-
gineers from all parts OF the country
are here as the guests OF the company
TO witness what Is virtually revoiu-
ton. The job cost the Grand Trunk
company upwards Of $1.OO0.OOO.
The transition from steam to cleo
tricity Is now completed, and II marks
the passing OF the dark passageway.
Those who traverse the big tube daily
hereafter will see IL as light as day
with its numberless incandescent
lights spread at intervals from one
portal to another.
This famous railway tunnel is 20
feet In diameter and is made up OF
some 1000 Hanged cast iron rings.
Each ring consists Of 13 segments.
An average of 10000 freight cars
per month pass through the st. Clair
tunnel, more than so trains per day.
In addition there are 20 daily passen-
ger trains.
The power comes from an overhead
trolley as In the ordinary street car
system. The trolley pressure is five
times that OF the ordinary street troll
ley line.
The visitors today divided their
time on both sides of the river and
during their stay in Sarnia and Port
Huron. A dinner was served at the
Hotel Vendome in Sarnia while SIM
liar repast was had at the Harrington
In Port Huron.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13

DR.. William Z. Keane. who recently
returned from an extended tour
through the British isles. will deliver
an illustrated lecture Thursday night
on ireland" In the hall OF the
Knights Of Equity.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13
10Th CENTURY LTD.
Rocked NEAR
ROCHESTER n. Y.
TWELVE HURT AS NJ. Y. GEN.
TRAILS PREMIER TRAIN LEAVES
TRAck-WoMEN ESCAPE IN
THEIR Ni0HTRosEs.

ROCHESTER,. N. Y. Nov. 12.OThe
Twentieth Century Limited express
the premier train Of the New foiK
Central railroad. was wrecked early
today at Blossom Road crossing. Two
and ons-half miles east OF this city.
Twelve persons were hurt. Spread
ing rails ditcheG the last three OF the
six Pullman coaches, OF which the I'm
ited was made up.
Wild excitement prevailed. women
fleeing the wrecked cars in their nigrt
clothing. Many passengers were
bruised and battered AZ they were
hurled from their berths. The extin'
gushing Of the lights In the cars ado
ed to the confusion as the three cars
bumped over the ties and into an EN-
bankment.
The train had left Rochester after
Its usual two-minute stop. II had
reached 25-mile-an-hour Roadway
when the crossing Was reached.
P. j. Keefe. Mrs. Z. II. Mccormick
and Mrs. l. H. Mccormick. OF Chi
cago; E. B. Kimball, w. II. Noyes ana
J. C. Hammond, OF New York, and J.
J. Storrow. OF AIT Beacon-st., Boston.
were hurled from their berths with
terrific force and all were cut by flying
glass and bruised
The train was delayed an hour and
half and then was sent forward with
only three Of the Pullman coaches at
tached. kilograms were sent 10 SYRIA
cuse to provide three coaches for the
passengers taken from the wrecked
cars. Many OF these refused to con-
tinue the trip and came to this city
to await other trains.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13
PEONAGE CASE=MAY -======
HAVE 1900 WITNESSES

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE so-called
peonage cases. which were continued
today before Judge Hough, OF tho
United States district court. will, IL
Is said, develop remarkable evidence.
Assistant U. s. Attorney-Gen. Chas.
H. Russell and his associate In tho
trial, q. II. Hustled. say that they will
call 900 witnesses. while the lawyers
for the four men accused OF having
lured Thousands OF laborers into sla-
very in Florida. said to reporter to-
day that they would probably call no
less than f.500 witnesses FOR the de-
Tense.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13
2M WOMAN CUT
OFF MANS HEAD
EArEMENT OF MISS Lands IN
q cuNNEss cAsE-NiohTLY
AUTO PARTIES.

E4APORTE. Ind, Nov. IA new
q startling angle OF Ray Lamphere
+ the murder of Mrs. Belle Guinness
re1oped today. when detectives In
y employ of the state found evidence
I1nany automobile parties arriving at
y Guinness farm late at night.
The new evidence was brought to
X during the search for Addie
h1is, the young woman sought by
&nocutor Smith as witness, who
>driven insane by a scene she wit
ia In midnight visit to Mrs,
mess.
he statement IL now made thar
" Lands had answered an adver.
t1nent inserted In q newspaper by
~ Guinness for q young woman com.
<1on and had received word from the
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13
Io Remarkable
! viii Of a Doctor
saves che Secret Of Life to His
children and the World.

eavss che Secret Of Life to His
children and the World.
~, Of the worlds greatest physi-
upon his death bed called his
rnn about him and said: When I
e Win leave the secret Of life as |
8 discovered It In my practice"
- they read his will It directed
70 : safety vault which contain
4 1or,we envelope marked thus: THE
- of Life" Upon opening Il they
ssDon't abuse the stomach This
knnd thinker after q long life OF
|clne knew the stomach to be the
80 Of man.
1nrt's. Dyspepsia Tablets will help
I rake q stomach healthy.
-, a worn out and lacks the fluids
66Sfi0n these tablets will take the
~ o( such fluids.
1t IL filled with poisonous juices,
q tablets will neutralize and re.
~ such poison.
= you cannot eat without agony
~ tablets will show you how you
4 n you will eat foolishly. or drink
lively. or II business demands
- u stomach, these tablets after
~ Will make such abuse light. for
take the hardship away from the
nch.
[Hny are great digesters. nlled with
- powerful agents than the system
Z i've. They 20 back into the blood
- they have digested meal. there
ncroasing the ability OF nature to
~ are OF digestion without exhaust
olhor organs.
- livers need feel no consider
VT &Atdship II they will eat one OF
Ilk(ls tablets after . rich or late
y splendid gift to the stomach
"a 4 rood habit to form. Stuart's
nnG1A Tablets sell for SOC pei
n &c every drug store.
~ ypur name and address and
<oon1 you . trial package b.
- Address y. A. Stuart Co.
~ D1de.. Marshall. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13

murderess to be sure and come at
night. She was told to let Mrs. Gun
ness know when she started When
Miss Lands reached the farm, Mrs.
Guinness was evidently not expecting
her. for the young woman Is declared
to have said she saw the woman cut
ting on a mans head, while man OF
medium height with moustache.
stood near her holding an open sack.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13

Charles Stinchfeld. Mrs Alfred White
and the members Of st. Agnes branch;
DR.. Florence Huson. chairman; Mrs
Rufus w. Clark. Mrs. Percy Dwight
Mrs. J. B. Ford. Mrs. E. L. Kelsey,
Mrs. Clarence A. Lightner. Mrs. Philip
II. Mcmillan. Mrs. E. B. A. Rathbone,
Mrs. James Cosslett Smith. Miss Fran
ces w. Sibley. Miss Amy Shaw and
Mrs. Granger Whitney. secretary and
treasurer.
A pretty wedding was that Of Mrs.
Olive M. Le Reau, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. William NJ. DAILY, OF No. 389
Howard-st-. and Thomas Howe, which
was solemnized Wednesday morning
at o'clock In the Episcopal chapel
on Washington boulevard. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. John
Cook. Of Mt. Clemens, a cousin of the
groom. The wedding was very quiet,
only the immediate relatives being
present There were no attendants.
After wedding breakfast, the couple
left on trip and will make their fu-
ture home In Buffalo.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13
FLINT RIVER FULL OF FISH.

SAGINAW. Mich, Nov. 12.-With
the suspension OF net fishing, many
fish stories have been told, the latest
coming from the Flint river. II is said
that droves OF millions upon millions
Of perch are running up that stream
presumably from Saginaw bay and
Lake Huron. There has been a steady
stream Of fab, resembling the grea,
salmon runs In the Pacific states. go
ing UP the. Flint for several weeks and
the volume shows no diminution.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13
P. 0. DEFICIT IS
A RECORD ONE
POSTMASTER GENERAL BELIEVES
RURAL PARCELS POST sYs
TEN WOULD BENEFIT.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 12.-Postmas-
ter General Meyer announced today
that the postal deficit for the fiscal
year ended June 80. 1908, amounted
to Sl6,910.27S.99. The receipts were
$lsl,47s,633.I (being 1888, 657.SA
greater than the previous year, and
the expenditures s20S, 1851 ,8s6.15. The
deficit Is the largest In the history of
the postoffice department.
The postmaster general favors the
rural parcels post plan and SAYS Il
would wipe out the deficit, which has
been caused largely by increased sal.
aries OF officials.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13

st. Agnes auxiliary to st. Joseph's
commandry. Knights Of st. John. has
issued invitations to auxiliary mem
oers and escorts. and the commandry
and their ladies. TO celebrate the tenth
anniversary In the auxiliary parlors.
Monday evening, Nov. Is.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13
Clip This Schedule Of Special Trains
TO the Great Football Game.

At Ann ArbOr on Nov. "a. leaving
Michigan Central station a. m. 7:10
a. m. $3.50 a. m, $3.50 n. m, l0:15
a. m, 1900 a. IN. and direct TO Ferry
field. leaving 1870 a. IN. 11:45 a. IN.
1901 .. m, 1915 p. m, aud 1890
Do m. Special trains will return to
Detroit Immediately after the same.
75c round trip.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13
Wants 5000 From JUNK Firm

r. L. Ginsberg & Sons. dealers In
old iron, are named as defendants In
a suit filed Ia the circuit fourt. Thurs.
day. by August Krause. The plaintiff
asks $4,000. alleging that while en-
pioyed In the Ginsberg establishment
he was permanently injured. Krause
claims to have been struck by a heavy
piece OF iron which few from beneath
a 1,900-pound hammer used in break
ing up old iron.