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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
SEATTLE CAPITALIST is
ROBBED ON A PULLMAN

ST. PAUL. July S.-H. c. Taylor. a
capitalist OF Seattle. was robbed OF
$4,000 at the Union station In this
city.
Mr.. Taylor. with his wife and daugh-
ter. were en- route TO Seattle from
Europe As the party was about to
alight from a sleeping car OF q Chi
cago and Northwestern, train from
Chicago Mr.. Taylor was jostled by
two men In the narrow passage at the
end OF the car, one OF whom reached
inside Taylor's coat and secured n
wallet containing money and secur-
tiles
Mr.. Taylor Immediately shouted an
alarm, but the men escaped. Mr..
Taylor says most OF the stolen secur.
tiles are negotiable.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
SEEING BROTHER END
LIFE RESTORES SPEECH

TURNER. Me-, July IA paralytic
shock. following his desperate but
fruitless endeavor to stop his broth.
er. Wood Roberts. from committing
suicide, has within two days COM
pletely restored the speech OF How
ard Roberts. aged 2S. who had been
totally dumb for two years.
Sunday he rushed into room az
his brother. killed himself by shoot
ing Howard was stricken and appar-
emily lay dying that night. Physicians
worked over him. and yesterday he
showed marked Improvement and be-
gan to whisper
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
|GIRL SWOONS
IN HOTEL LOBBY
MISS HATTIE MCDONALD MAY
HAVE BEEN DISAPPOINTED
IN LOVE.

There was quite a furry OF excite
'ment in the Normandie hotel, Tues
day afternoon, when a pretty and
|ptylishly dressed young woman of
about % years, fell In a faint as she
WAS approaching the clerks death.
R She was Miss Hattie Mcdonald. whose
home Is In Dresden, Ont. She was car
Red to private room, where DR.
n William r. Lane succeeded in partial
|1y reviving her AS soon as she re-
coveTed sufficiently to speak she call
"a repeatedly for Hart" Bentley. who.
Hs near as could be learned, was sup
posed to work for the Michigan Drug
NC Co. The girl was suffering. apparent
#1y, from opiates OF some kind. She
WINS taken TO st. Mary's hospital.
where she Is fast recovering.
An uncle OF Hart" Bentley says
\ that the girl Is smitten on his nephew
! and has on more than one occasion
made a blum at committing suicide on
the young mans account. They are
both from Dresden, the uncle says,
q and used to sing together in the same
church choir. The uncle declares
that Bentley came to Detroit to avoid
4 Miss Mcdonald and that. for the
oame reason, he left for Chicago,
Tuesday, after receiving letter from
1he young woman asking him to meet
her.
Miss Mcdonald comes OF an excel.
lent family.
At st. Mary's hospital 1t was found
that the young woman was suf-
xering from a form OF hysteria. and
Ed developed. Wednesday morning that
< ohe has been subject to such spells
oince last March, when, she says, she
and Bentley quarrelled after keeping
\ company with each other for about
four year in Dresden.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
MRS. APEL'S BODY
HELD BY CORONER
AUTHORITIES INVESTIGATING
DEATH OF DETROIT MUSICIAN
IN NEW YORK HOSPITAL.

NEW YORK, July S.--A social SEN
sation may attend the disclosures fol-
lowing an autopsy today on the body
OF Mrs. Lillian Apel-Emery. musician,
writer for musical publications and an
ardent lover OF theatricals. well known
In this city, Detroit and abroad. Her
death, under circumstances said 10
warrant Official action, occurred at
Miss Alston's private sanitarium, No.
20 West Sixty-frst-st yesterday.
Mrs. ApelEmery arrived IN this city
from Detroit, June "a and registered
at the Carlton hotel as Mrs. Frank
APPEL Three days later she was taken
TO the sanitarium where she was
known as Mrs Temple Emery
At the sanitarium ii was said today
an operation had been performed and
that DR.. +. G.. Kneer was the woman's
physician. Dr. kneer was said 10 be
out of town when inquiries We're made
al his office.
With the sudden and unexpected
news that Mrs. ApelEmery had died
IN the sanitarium certain relatives
called on Coroner Shrady and request
ed an investigation. They were sat
fsfied they said that an investigation
was necessary. Coroner Shrady who
declines 10 state whether he had in
voked the aid of the district attorney
in investigating the case said that In
ordering the autopsy he wants 10 kno%
the nature OF the operation from the
effects OF which the woman died. The
report OF the autopsy will decide what
other Official action. If any, will be
taken.
From the meager facts obtainable
the coroner has come to the conclu.
sion that the operation was perform
ed before Mrs. Apel-Emery was admit
ted TO Miss Alston's sanitarium, but
that does not appear positive, he said.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
AND HIS
HI Unity COMING
/ WITH SHERIFF
AcksoN ALLEGED EMsEzzLER
AND DEPARTMENT STORE GIRL
EXPECTED TO ARRIVE TODAY
AUNT MAY SETTLE.

JACKSON. Mich, July SC. T.
Aldrich. alleged TO have embezzled
900 from the Excelsior Building
md Loan association and who was
harvested In Mobile, Ala. Monday, af-
Ter a search for him OF three years
duration, is expected TO arrive here.
Today, In custody OF Sheriff Bean. Ac-
companying them will be Miss Chloe
Burns. the department store sales
woman with whom he eloped at the
\ time OF his disappearance and who.
a Is said. he had been passing of
rs HIS wife in Mobile.
Aldrich's aunt. Mrs. w. H. With
1ngton. who Is wealthy. may pay his
indebtedness In full. 1t is said. The
lprosecuting attorney may object 20
such procedure. however
Aldrich disappeared April 81, 1905
N His leaving caused sensation, as
he came OF an excellent family. and
y HIS reputation for honesty was OF the
{beGt. During his second term as city
q xecorder he was not even required 70
<xfve q bond, Shortly after her hus-
band went away. Mrs. Aldrich, the
{<ieserted wife, also left the city. and
NJ ~ said TO be now living in Buffalo.
Ephilet Parish, then sheriff. offered
~ reward OF $500 for Aldrich's arrest,
and hunted for him all through the
mouth as far as New Mexico without
being able 10 locate him. Last week
Bheriff Bean received a tip that Aid
/; rich had written a letter from Mo-
n lille, Ala. to a friend in this city
saturday he left quietly for Mobile.
For the past two years Aldrich has
5keen working as yard clerk for the
5Iouisyille & Nashville railway. under
( the name OF E. c. Williams He was
arrested by Detectives Murphy and
/; Lacey. OF Mobile.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08

sl.5o9l.75 per case; watermelons. Sou
.0c.
Mushrooms-soc per IN
onio-ISp a. snr SO sa psr crate
Oils-Eaw hIssed. s1c. boiled lin
seed 45c gal. less l per cent for casa
in 10 days: diamond headlight kero-
sene. she. turpentine. In barrel lots.
Orans~..CaI,fornia nave,s. A,5g
$50 per box. Mediterranean sweets.
s3.5o.94 per box; valencias. ".25g4'S
r,ss app,e.-Fiorida. ,2SoSaSo sor
Peaches-4 basket fats. 75c; white
peaches. s-baskst crates Hsogi.75,
bushels. S2.25
rotnto<.-Tsxas Triumphs,. .l.259
$50 per Blu. Virginia white. 1915 per
roulsry-Hens, loGloAc: chickens
osN s scoi .arkey sof geese bees &c.
FRO. i.ions--Mess pork. SIS so. family
pork. SlT.50I 1900; light. clear, 3l5. IS,
heavy sls.75, smoked hams i3@ lac.
dry sailed briskets. . n u loc; shoulders
i3hc. lard. in tierces, Zoe: kettle rend
Raspb~ rrse.-Black. y25@i.3s per
ls-qt case: red. siGA2s per bu.
sSs:rcsg.'s st d0m Is.s 's' c .Ssi'
s s9as.' XXX p pow red ssi:: rra 1fI'
lated, extra coarse. 1886: graduated. In
bulk. ts!s: granalated. 10 Abb cotton
ssgs ;Sso Msh' E sI N9 20
IS 60: No. q. 1855; No. !. $3.50; No. ).
SIS IS: No. 9, $3.50: No: 10. sS.35, No. IL.
49, 90 no No Pc No II Too 'i ibs No.
Tomatoes-Texas. s5c per 4-bas-
ket crate.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
BECK FINISHES HIS
D. P. w. INVESTIGATION

investigation OF the Hawkins report
on the department OF public works
will end Monday evening when How
ard Beck, the councils accountant.
will send in his last grist OF figures
in regard TO the report. The last
bunch. like the three installments
that have gone before, will show up
the report as unfair and incorrect.
Beck will remain on the job for
a little while longer TO go over the
bookkeeping system Of the depart.
ment and recommend changes whero
he thinks they will be helpful. One
OF these places is in the record book
of the sidewalk division dealing with
intersections
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
IN Common Garlic Stock
GlOeS Market Tone of Weakness

h 0rass-fed cattle are beginning 10
frfve In large numbers in all mar.
1cfs and the trade in common cattle
al kinds Is dull and lower. Prime
oero and the better grades Of handy
1(tle are still active and fairly firm
pricei still the slump in common
nffN serves to give the market a
LAX updertone and drovers find It
nrd 20 get FIRST cost out OF the cattle
Ut they can buy in the country. All
Inds OF cattle. except prime steers
o bad dressers, just now, the shrink
1@c being much larger this year than
8ual. probably, owing to the high
ice OF all kinds OF grain.
There will be a limited demand for
<fcfly dry-fed cattle, and prices for
~ kind will hold steady during the
oeent month. but the trade in com
30 cattle will see no recovery. and
&Iues will work still lower as the
noou advances and grass cattle be.
me more, plentiful.
Mich cows are selling AT the low
MT OF the seasons business.
Wal calves are hardly 30 active as
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08

disappointlngly light In all markets
and killers, located at interior points,
are beginning TO wonder where their
late summer supply OF hogs Is 20
come from. Chicago got only one-hali
as many as were needed on Monday
and the river markets were In the
same condition. Stocks OF provisions
are large but this fact now has little
TO do with the trade as the demand
for fresh pork and it's products is only
half supplied by current arrivals of
live hogs.
Statesmen In all markets are com
planning OF the poor quality OF the
hogs that are coming forward: large
numbers OF thin hogs, heavy old sows
and CRASHED pigs are coming into
market that should be fed grain for
"a month or two yet Pigs and grass
stock are selling 81 per cwt. lower
than fat hogs and the spread will
widen as the season advances. Hogs
win sell very much higher between
now and October l.
To- pfluftov dops ~fglt Ttsne.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
ACTRESS ARRESTED;
TAINTED TWICE

Mrs. Louise Davis. an actress. living
At No. 461 Selden-ave., was arrested
A Nv Patrolman Lovane Ames as she
Dtepped from the Windsor ferry boat
<Fuesday night. She was accused OF
t1ning the baggage OF e. S. Frisbee, a
travelling man. Mrs. Davis was indig-
1Ant when taken in charge by the Of
* cer. and protested her innocence. AT
~ central station she tainted twice
<hile being questioned. Later in the
9ening she was allowed to go after
I1Dbee announced that he found his
goperty untouched.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
PRODUCE.


gooseberriss were plentiful. the mar
ket was not as we'll supplied with small
II uits as usual this morning. but there
were no important price changes.
Peaches were In fair supply and were
moving freely. and dealers In fresh
fruits generally. reported a good trade.
The butter market was steady. eggs
are Arm and active, and poultry was
easy in tone. cabbages are lower: pro
visions were higher. and turpentine
Appies-Fancy. ssrom4Ac: comm ~.
ugs per Dbl New. sl.sogl:75 per blu.
&c. s sEs ssoei EXT. l'e '1 D:s
ing stock. ishc per ID.
INSTRUMENTATION. ss7s9s per
Cabbage-s5ol per dox; si.7s per Dbl.
Ca"iinower-caIifornis. n7sws per
Ceisry-lS0 2oc per doc.
Cheese-Micnigau full cream, new,
I2c; LImburger. new lac. brick. lac;
Schweitxer. old. 1sc: new. 15c per 10
California Fruits-Apricots. ii.s50
peaches. t.75 per box; piums. G.5O per
Cherries-sweet. H.a5 per ls-qt case.
CeG<e-Package coffee. siA7S0l52s
Currsnts-s25oa2.76 per bu.
Drs:sed CaIve:-Fancy. sGshc; CON-
mon. ca &c per 10.
nrsts. case count. I7hc per doc
3:.s?; second patent ssst;;ss: straight.
o:r:: cSfn %:. s so.n and i' ss
chop. sse; coarse middiings. s2S. nno
m, colin v :ao Is, to-; o,,oo. ~,
pei dos; cucumbcrs. 3s0Soc per doc.
lettuce use ,E per bS Soz spinach Dissian, re
peas Ssa A;R,sSso I per sa Per w S s.s ssn
$3.50 per box: green beans. sl.25 per
hamper.
Green Pcpper.-soc per basket
Hsrdw ays-wirs nails. .y24o; base
so and s per cent on: poultry netting:
srs.s w Ss.e; s sr No. San snn.aea Wire.
slo,S SHf per ni 100 feet: 'i ias snd 'iiS.
;S Ssn 70 G w s.n
OF. round and corrugated conductor
pipe. 76 and 8 per cent on
Honey-Fancy white. la0l3c; amber.
io S,esars sn Nss..ss per S per 10
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
following D. ices for new baied hay In
sissSSis; No. 4. Ho.to9ii; clover,
oa i1 straw sO il ton, in car lot. AND
cured. No i. she; No. q iiie: Kip.
green. No. /. sac. No. 2. &c; cured. No
/. &c. No. 2, &c; Calf. green No, l.
i2hc; No. a,~llc. cured. No. l, &c: No
2. ii &c; horse hides. No. /. %; No q
50 lamb skins 2oa ioc; ShearIings. is
ehIeberries--s3,OO per bu.
Lssnes--Si u1.f6 per 100.
Lemos.-Caiifornis. ss.7s@Ais per
'nsa,,. .us.,-s.w. pure. lsc perrin
MeIoss-Californis. 81 SOFA: Georgia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
Getting There, Though.

Your son will graduate this year.
will he not?"
I'VE hope so; but we are little
bit worried"
rs he not doing we'll in his
studies?"
only fairly he can pitch all the
curves, but he hasn't quite enough
speed. Houston Post
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08

BOSTON, Mass. July s-Sales. fur
nished by Cameron Currie & CO. Adv,
so; Az. 20, Anal. i.2e7 Anc.. AZ: Ariz.
Coml SO. Att. ego. Bling. 200: Bos.
& A., II; Cal. e. II, /: Cop. Range. 365:
n. w, 40; Frank. 1875: Or. Can, l.si5:
Isle Roy, 10; LaSal, 500; Mass. 1870:
Mich. 100: Mob. 20: Newh.. 40; y. Blu.
3.1s5. o. D., 263; Csc. 500: Par. 495.
Quincy 20 r. ISL. 10, St NJ L.. so:
Shan. 357: Sup. Cop. 700: Tam. 10:
Trim. ~. L. s. r. & s. 1879: do pfd,
37S; Utah Con. gao; Utah Cop. 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
BANKRUPTCIES IN BERLIN

BERLIN, July s-The LokalAnzeI-
ger. referring to the great number OF
bankruptcies in Germany since the be-
ginning Of the year. states that In Ber.
lin alone 315 applications for bank.
ruptcy have been made and that 63
were not declared because there was
nothing for the creditors.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
Bandit Army Robs Town.

LEREDO. Texas, July 1.-TWO hun
dred armed mounted men attacked
and captured the town OF Vicsca. state
OF Coahulla, Mexico. Three persons
were killed and several wounded In
the lighting.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08

NEW YORK, July Sat the open
ing OF the stock market, Southern ia
cific, Great Northern Ore and Della
ware & Hudson were unchanged. Cop
per was down l.s. and ST. Paul IA
Great Northern preferred. Reading,
Steel preferred, Car Foundry and
Smelling were up IA. Baltimore &
Ohio. Union Pacific and Steel com
mon were Is higher. American Lo
connective opened up IA: Anaconda un
changed. Missouri Pacific opened VI
H. Lead was Is lower.
NEW YORK, July s.-With the
ticker printing quotations at raj
which made traders think OF the old
days when million shares a day
changed hands, stocks were strong
and active today. at the opening under
tie leadership OF Great Northern, ST
Paul. Reading and the Steel shares
The activity. however, was short
lived Advances averaged point al
along the line.
Specialties became strong and sus
tanned material advances. In the
group Illinois Central was the leader
with a net gain OF l-2 points.
IL is not the general opinion about
the street that. as the Fish parry
has been eliminated as a disturbing
factor. this stock should sell mucn
higher on It's merits. Conservative
bankers. in discussing its prospects,
say one could call II the spinal col
umn OF the United States as It's tracks
cover territory from the Great Lakes
To the Gulf OF Mexico. every acre OF
4, being productive.
The copper stocks opened slightly
iower. bur slowly dragged up with
the balance OF the list
National Lead stock showed accum
ulation by the insiders and there il
talk of material Improvement IN the
Issue.
The steel trust announced that bust
ness is about up TO So per cent. oil
normal. being the highest percentage
OF operations recorded since Octo-
Der
American shares were firm in Lon
don; on the New York curb market
dullness prevailed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, July Slate cotton de-
liveries this morning opened strong
Near months started slightly lower
The strength at the pool was due part
~ 10 buying by American interests.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Quotations furnished BY Cameron.
Currie n Co. .,;lv :, ! 90S. New - reg.
i09s. a 104is new Is co -. 1jSz IL
l04L. new IS reg. l004i00h new 8.
i2z..: new a. coup. 122A k.23E.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
sTR0NG Ger;
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
GAINS
TICKER GETS BUSY, CHEERING
TRADERS-STEEl BUSINESS UP
TO SIS PER CENT OF THE NOR
NAL
STOCK MARKET--CLOsE.

Am. {. u f.. 81. do pfd lOi An l,oc.
5Ols 30 pfd. 1902: Am. sugar, ~ n Am
Smelt. III y Anal Cop. 6Sss Ana. 6.
4sss; A. T. * : lie. sShs b. 4 o. -
h. Il. rr.. 49, cent Leath., 20, N =
l.. 29Ss Cons Gas 1919 Disul.. 3fAs
II. & H Can. 1853; Erie, 1875 do ISIS
81 y; Gen. Elec. 1875 II III. Cent. lSS y
l. 4 ". los; NJ. X. 4 Tex, 2s7s New n,
BIS. SIS: Nickel Pl.. 40; Nat. Lead. o..
Nor. 4 w, 7ois North Am. s2.2 y
West. 1856 North. Pac.. l4o% y. Y G
4 H.. 1861. ont. n W. II = Penn.
ll6ss =. st. Car. 2Sts Rep. ST. lsas
DO pfd. 90; Rock Isl. II. DO pfd. 81 Is
ST Paul 1874: Schloss st, 56as Sou
Pac.. IS: Sou Ry,, - Tex Pac,
GAS Union Pac., 1893 L. :. ). Bonds
80. T.. :. Rub. 25L L. s Steel 40 !.
do pfd l073s Wabash. llS do pa
92 &. Utah 34l
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO. July s-Hogs-Receipts
24.V00, to Toe lower. cattle-Receipt
1000. mixed and butchers. sbQo.O.
good heavy So+5 q e.70h. rough. heavy.
piss. - 500 SIS, bulk $e,40g 6.6s. Cat
tle--l0c lower, beevs. s4.75Qs25 cows
and heifers. sl'5q $50. stockers and
feeders. s3.l0U{75; Texans y460u
500 calves. s5Qs50 sheep-Receipts
$4,000. steady. So q 400, lambs. si.50
II1Z5
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08

Occasionally you see a woman's hat
that really looks like one.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
by Lewis @. Gorton. l413 Majestic bldg
July s, 1905:
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BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Cameron
Currie Co, ll6-1ls Griswold-st.
Open. High. Low. Noon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08

SPRING WHEAT, s04.
WASHINGTON. July s.-Condition OF
spring wheat, s9.4 winter, SIS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08

Job Priufiug done Fight. Times PrInf-
fsr Co.. Is John R.-st. Phone i49S.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08

This Bank is Commercial Institution. II is orc-
ated for commercial purposes and its resources
applied TO the development OF actual COM
mercial enterprises
Its facilities thoroughly modern Its banking
experience extends over These points not
10 be overlooked when you considering he matter
of opening bank account
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08

EAST BUFFALO.
Report of Market Opening by sadler
ROrtrk Il Co. COmmissfou Merchant,
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BUFFALO, July Especial Cat
tle-Receipts light and slow Hogs
Receipts $500: pigs, s5.s096; all Others.
1855 06so. Sheep-Receipts light and
steady; top lambs. s.. Calves-Top,
$3.50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
BOSTON COPPER SALES

dividend. 81.
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Quotations by Cameron Currie 4 Co. /:
Open. High. Low. close
LIVE STOCK.

tb)Bid. OSsellers Cx)spnt.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-04
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Plymouth, June 3. 72s p n-MaJestc CRr). New York
Cherbourg Southampton
. midnight-Kaiser Wilhelm II New
York via Plymouth and Cherbourg
Cherbourg June g. D m-kronprnz Wilhelm tGeD. New
Hamburg June 1-Manchester Exchange G8ry. York
Plymouth, June g. 1:l0 m-Deutschiand Ger, New
York Cherhourg and Hamburg.
Naples, May 2s-Cioyanni tItal). New York.
Antwerp June 3. $50 In-Zeeand {BD. New York via
Dover.
Yokohama June 3-Indrasamha CBr, New York via Port
TeEnk Singapore
Pernambuco. June l-KelvinRrove CRr) New York
Bombay June 3-Scharzfes CGer) New York via Algiers
Alden.
Hong Kong June s-velIore tBr). New Durham;
"a, Karonga tBD. New York via Singapore.
SAILED.
Southampton, June g. II m-Adriatic (Br). New York
via Cherbourg and Queenstown.
Algiers, May 30-BTaunfels GER from New York;.
Bombay, etc.
st Vincent e V. June l-Hailamshre 03r). from New
York;. Chefoo and Newchwang.
Shields. June 2DTumcairne u3rD. New York ST Flans
tBr) New York
Calcutta June 1-Schonfels (ier) and New York
Para June 2-Maranhense tBrl. New York
b. fast 3-Rotterdam Dutch new, Rotterdam and
New York
Gibraltar June 1-Cambyses oBrJ. shang-
Portland Bill June 3-Toronto tETD New York for Hull
Scllly June 3 : a m--Deutschland ger. York for
Plymouth therbourg and Hamburg
sagres June 2-Regina dIalia utaD, New York for
Naples and Genoa
3. 9 80 mPretofia tGeft. New lork FOR
ronts Ferara Jure 8-Prins Frederk Hendrix Dutch
Nep YORK west Indies ana Neneznnia for HavTa
Amsterdam
New-York tribune., 1908-06-04
SURPRISE PROMISED IN RAILWAY SUIT
Coming, It Is Said, with Summing Up OF
Metropolitan Case.

There is TO be surprise the court audience on
Monday in the suit Of Adrian H. Joline and Douglas
raohinson. receivers Of the New York City Rail-
way and Metropolitan Street Railway companies,
ars5nst the Metropolitan Securities Company 10
eco,er q ga 600 and interest This promised
NV Arthur H Masten, OF counsel for the plaintiffs,
late Yesterday afternoon in the United States Cir
cult Court where the case is being tried before
Judge Ward.
defence. wnen he called TO the stand De Clifford
nocrehead secretary and treasurer Of the Metro
poliran Street Railway, and asked him several
questions 70 elucida1e the points he was making.
Robert c Beatty. Of counsel for the plaintiff. in
cross-exa mining the witness brought out that he
had signed q note of $4,000 the Metropolitan
Securities Company. This, he said, he did on the
advice OF Joseph P. Gotten, jr-, partner Of Mr..
CravatE The note deposited, he said To an
other question he replied that a check had been
drawn for SSls.eo and sent TO August Belmont 1t
was payment, he said. for a debt IN connection
with the Central Crosstowu Railway
Mr. Cravath objected frequently TO the questions.
but was overr11led, since Judge Ward said the
plaintiffs counsel had right TO try 10 trace the
money. Mr.. Beatty at time after q whispered
consultation with Joseph H. Choate, turned about
and said sharply 10 Mr.. Cravath: Don't prompt
the witness
M Cravarh denied doing this, and after the wit
ness had been excused moved that the testimony
be stricken from the record because OF iTeevancy-
There was q consultation of counsel. and finally
When court adjourned until Monday Mr. Masten
was asked why he agreed to the motion Of the
defendant
Wait he said, until we get to our summing
I'D on Monday. Then you'll hear something. But
really can't explain what il is all about.