davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1908-04-26

The executive committee for the Young Peoples Federation of the Churches of Phoenix have selected F o'clock tnOon) as their hour of prayer. Promptly at this hour each day until May 2nd every Christian man and woman in Phoenix and vicinity is ask ed to stop whatever task he may be employed with and spend one minute in silent prayer for the success of prohibition on May 2nd
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
IN RE
CAMERON CURRiE
& COMPANY

ss.s. ot M.eassa. Tes css.:s oss1SS
~ OOSnsy ef wsyss. m OAosoy. -
s.s..Sn n q n, :.S s,s ss = s sss = %
DAY Of July. A. 3, is& Nsssnt LIN.
Horny A. Handsu. Circuit Nsdgs. oA9sroA
curri.. so%pl.in. .,,, w. :. k 49, = csss
receiver herein. recommending oAt rhe
court make an ordsr prsscrfbtul . nstheo
u proving caaiuls. came On pr eserinG
ana the court hAvtns hsaSd counsel nor in-
ssrsslsd parties. and having duly s1assew-
/, 'a :: SaasSsd. rsat on or s.su.. tn. -
right either a. contract crs3etors OF Other
wIse. 20 participate In any fands svsatss
abls for distributiou 20 the crsditoss q
cAnsron cWrts CompAny' p.s:sas 70 -
duplieats) entitled Ia this caus>, brtsdy
setting forth the fAcss and circumstances
upon which the olalm 10 based and ne
natars and extent Of sny preference thAS
may be claimed. And. - far ~ prsosiceo!t
the items OF the chAAan and Allowing ne
net balance due 10 the claimant ton
day Of July. 1908 (wtsh Interest thsrsop
to that dats). over and above ~ Isens
set offs and countsr- olAAzls. the said stAes~
personsI kncwiedss Of the fasts and en-
eunstAnoes and Of the amount eselm~d -
be due as Aforesaid. OomD&tancs With yhD
order shAll not be construed a. wsAves
q any prefsrsnCs. ssNrHey or right q
action possessed or assorted BY the oaAirn-
ant. Upon the rscslpt q ths sspesn stsks-
mont Il shail Be the DUTY OF The rsossv0.,
ination 70 Be aaAds os The oeoas and rsps
erds In HE possession. and 70 NE one g
the duplicates Of the Staksmsn6. win bic
Recommendation o. report eoncssnns ~. ~.
court. whsrs the sane shsn be Suo1soe .
inspection by any party inte!~sted u
case any party inesrsSted IN the rscslvss-
chip funds desires 20 object 20 ths allow.
Ancs OF any such claim. or 10 the assotto0
preference. he shaii ME his objections AMI
q brief statement Of his reasons shsrscS.
fore the i6sh day of October. 1903 Any
party nlinS frivolous objso<aons shso be
liable for the costs resulting thsreffodn.
Dithsr party 70 this cause who snail nof.
the asserted preference, ahau be deemed
TO have aassntsd 90 the Same A1esr ~
time allowed az Aforesaid for Ming obteo-
tlons shall have expired. the ooHat Nh
claims and preferences Of which allowances
shall have been rscommendsd by tho re-
cever and against wh!ch no objection shall
have bsen hlsd. a. Aforesaid ana allow the
sams II the court shall deem " proper.
Il IN further ordered, That - 90 claims
CT preferences OF which allowance SHAN no&
have been recommended by the receiver,
we'll - 10 claims OF prvfsrsncss Of
which allowance shall have bsen recon-
msnded by the receiver bu< which shall
have been objected TO by othsrs. the cours
thereon az IL shall deem proper In saoh
caAs.
II further ordered. That ne receiver
s.u.s ,s. e ss 70 N. De S:ss3 . Ts AZ
,roit. ard In one daily paper In Grand
Rapids. and cause printed notices hsrso1
To be mailed 20 usoss Appearing TO BE- ous-
toners or creditors OF Cameron currfs
Cs.xnsd1 HENRY A. MANpELI.
Circuit Judge
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
TO0THACHE SAVES
ZOO FROM FIRE
WORK OF GANG OF iNCENDiARlES
FOlLED BY WAkEFUl
SUFFERER.

NEW YORK, Aug 11.-An organ
lied band OF incendiar.es early today
set fire to two big double-decker tene-
ments liz the heart OF Williamsburg.
endangering the lives of nearly 200
men, women and children and creating
a panic III nelghboring buildings when
the alarm spread A man awakened
by a toothache In one of the tene-
ments luckily discovered the blaze.
The fire in the other tenement was
put out before IT had gathered much
Roadway.
Acting Fire Marshal Brophy who in
vestie ated both fires declared that ne
believed gang of fsebugs was ut
work, driven 10 desperation by poverty
and determined To collect what insur-
ance they had at any cost of lives and
property. The two fires today occur
red only a few blocks from where
four lives were lost in an inceDdiary
fire at II Humboldt-st., three months
ago.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12

barbed wire. s2so: No. 9 annealed wire.
ss,S poultry yer ne ,oo feet s'H iss snd sip
s so,nt esyetrosss 81 ana 10 per cent
on: round and corruxstsd conductor
PIPE Mo..s Z. F white. is9Isc; amber.
Siesors Na,.-5,a per Su, =. Vim. ~.
to hpesrGa. sh fa4 nsw sasd hay I'm 10
$1,000 u go. No 2 s9OOqs.so; clover.
mixed, $pQ $50, rye straw, ~, wheat
cur"%' a., No / green. %. No. ?.
green 81 Kip cured, no, Il zoe! No No, !:
cali cured. No /. l4c, No. ?. l2Hr:
SsgS@' hides NS No ls' S. 10 81 sheep
skins, as 10 Wool; 20 q oVe,
HuckIebrrries-S3 per bu.
Linie---Sl q 20 p't luo.
Lrmons-California. S5.50W6 per box.
Maple suSarMeTR o pSTe' Foo per :, -
s5O per case; watermelons. goa SOC;
Gems, IS % soc per basket.
Mushroom>--6OC per IN
so1,hern. $50 per 7o-lb sack:
Oiis-Raw Ilnseed. 4ic, boiled linz
seed. &c gal. less ! per csnt TOR casn
sene. slsc. ,urpentine. In barrel !ota
Oranges-Natencias. ttEo u $40 pes
box
Pear.-s125Qi.6O per bu; '3.Sog4
per Dbl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s2.5o9s.5o per
case.
Plums-$l 25Ql.50 per bu.
Pop Coru--icar-. l y a. 20 pei ID
Potatoes-Virginia white. E0S.s
pc, Dbl
PouItry-Hens. lee: springs, lac
geese. Sc; ducks. 9g Zoe; turkeys. lac
per 10.
Provision.-Mess pork. $3.50; family
PORK, siN NlN.5O. hight clear. slb.f5 ,
heavy. $3.50: smoked harls. lSg ~ "a
Try salted br!skcts. l0W 10 1ac; shout
ders. &c; picnic hams So Gsc; bacon.
l3Ql3nc. hard. In tierces. 1Oc; Kettle
rendered. IL per 10.
Raspberries-Red, 81 per bu.
sweet Potatoes-S2 rs Der bu.
sugar-Crystai dominoes. $3.50; eagle
tables. .l.is; cut loaf. ;SsSsss; cubes.
lated, extra coarse, s5.75; granulated.
in bulk. 35.65; graduated. in 25-lb cot
ton bags. $3.50; Michigan granulatef,
1855: confectione:5' A. $3.50; No. !.
1870: No. 2. 1885; No. 8. 80; No. =.
$3.50: No. s. $3.50: No. s. .s5.45; No. :.
$40: No 5. $5.35; No. 3. $3.50: No. 10.
ss.25; No. II. IS 20; No. u. 1910; No;
IS. $40; No. IA. $50; No. 10. se.lo
per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
BOGUS DOLLARS
IN CIRCULATION
CITY FLOODED WITH SPURIOUS
com AND MANY MERCHANTS
ARE "STUNG.r
Look out for bugus dollars.

LOO0 Oul Ou6uo
The city is being flooded with them
from some unknown source. and both
the police and the federal authorities
are on a sharp lookout for any clue
that will throw hight on the Identity
OF the persons responsible for their
circulation. Several business men
have been caught on them and have
given their cashiers instruction TO
scrutinize carefully every coin that
comes into their hands.
The town is full Of them" said a
Wood warda~e. business man. Tues
day. They are a poor imitation. too,
and easy TO distinguish in the light,
but in the dark they would readily
pass for dollar. got stuck for
two of them. that is. the cashier did.
but II won't happen again"
II was reported 10 the police, Tues
day morning. that a young man at.
to pass a spurious dollar on
the conductor of Woodward-ave. car.
He passed over the coin carelessly
and professed TO be greatly surprised
when the conductor showed IL back at
him. It was all the money he had
with him. he said, and he had Dor
rowed 1t from his roommate at that
The conductor refused 10 carry him
further without fare and the fellow
left thu car.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
WABASH TRAINS
HAVE CLOSE CALL

As result g the rev federal laws
governing The hours OF employment
OF telegraph operators and other rail
road employees. the roads have cut
down their forces OF teloEraphers at
many small stations and all trains on
someOportions of the lines are running
under caution" orders
Because OF the present condition Of
affairs. n serious collision was barely
averted couple of days ago at Sto-
uey Greek, on the wabash. Trains
Nos. and l3. one OF these a passen-
ger, met near a siding Both engi-
neers had been feeling their way and.
In consequence. were able TO stop so
that the engines came just within a
few feet OF meeting head on
Passengers were somewhat shaken
up by the throwing on Of the air
brakes and the sudden stoppaee. and
their nerves were considerably shak.
en- when they learned how close had
been the danger of a bad pile.up
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
THREE GIRLS
BURN To DEATH
SEWER GAS CAUSES EXPLOSION
IN WHEELING, w. VA, DRY
GOODS STORE.

WHEELING. w. Va. Aug. IL
Three girls were burned to death at
3:l5 O'Clock this morning. when gas
explosion wrecked the drygoods store
of Gavin & Co.. Eoff and Twenty
eighth-sts.. south side.
The dead:
CLARA GAVIN. aged 20.
MAYME GAVIN. %.
MARGARET GAVIN. %.
The girls mother narrowly escaped
death by leaping from the third floor
window on an awning. from which
she fell TO the ground.
The roof of the three-story brick
building, occupied as store and
dwelling by the Gavins. fell in almost
before the fremen arrived. and the
three bodies were cremated.
A defect In the plumbing on the
second floor Is thought TO have caus-
ed an accumulation of sewer gas,
which somehow ignited.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
BRADLEY GREETED
BY THOUSANDS

ESCANABA. Mich. Aug. 11.-Three
thousand people turned out last night,
TO hear Or. J. b. Bradley. of Eaton
Rapids. who is touring in the interest
of his candidacy for the Republican
nomiuation for governor The doctor
spoke from the city hall steps. "
Or. Bradley was given a royal wei
come. owing to the length of his
schedule. he was unable to stop at
Iron Mountain as was first contemplate
ed. Sunday he spent quietly in Iron
county and reached here early this
morning. He was met by Rep. Ole
Erickson, who by the way has de-
c,ined to run for another term In the
legislature, feeling that some one else
from the district should become famil-
lar with the legislative matters. Dur.
Ing the morning the doctor was enter
tanned by ]. c, Kirkpatrick. one OF Es-
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
TRY To FIGURE IF
CITY WAS STUNC
ALDERMEN LOST IN MAZE Or
MATHEMATICS IN PROBING
STONE PURCHASES.

Such a Job in mathematics was
never before put up to committee
of aldermen as the claims and &C
counts and park committees, meeting
toiLtly. had to tackle Monday after
noon in investigating the transactions
of the Michigan Portland Cement
Paving Co. with the city. TINS Is
the second meeting to consider this
case and the committee is still at
sea.
IL a red wagon holds one and one
half cubic yards OF stone when 1t Is
level full. how much will green
wagon hold II 1t had rounded-up
load This is about the way some
OF the easier questions come TO the
aldermen
II develops Tire. the park depart
mont ordered some red and greer
wagons a while ago from a manufac-
turer with guarantee that tney
should hold just two cubic yards.
Snpt. Dlger said that he had weighed
up the first load. considered tie wag
uns al right and carefully credited
two cubic yards TO the contractor
every time ne filed wagon with
stone in unloading from the cars.
Controller Doremus: who is disput
ing the correctness cot the bills for
stone. questions he accuracy of the
two-yard estimate on park wagons.
Clerk Lally or the controllers office
SAYS ttat the fed wagons hold l.52S
cubic yards and the green ones LII?
cubic yards
The controller also alleges hat the
Michigan company charged the city
for more cubic yards in carload
last yoar than did another company
which shipped the same kind OF ma
terial and used some Of the same
cars
The hearing was finally postponed
a day after the aldermen had Their
heads so full OF figures that they
fixed
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
PRODUCE.

Thu Elgin butter market was up a
cent yesterday, and our market fol-
lowed OF course Receipts of poultry
were fair. hens ruins Arm, while
springs were dull and weak. Eggs
were steady to firm Tomatoes were
lower on liberal receipts The hide
market was higher Ia parts OF tho lis.
There was larger variety OF berries
on sale. but the supply OF each was
limited except as 10 huclSlehcrries ami
prices were unchanged
AppIc--Faney seas: common. $40
Rutter-ofHciaI prices: Extra cream.
he stuck &c per III.
BiackberrIes--T.awio s25o1S pc
Csbbnge-60c per doz; $50 per Dbl.
rnuiinowcr-Caiifor fl'SWa pc
Ceicry-I51 zoe per dos
Chee-~-Michigen fu'i cream. rne'
lac; Llmblrger. new lac; brick. lac:
Schwsltzer old. 1sc: new, 15c per ID
California Truit--Aprlcots $3.50
peaches 81 per box; piums, $50 per
box: grapes, t275 per crate; ears
s275d3 pr box.
Dressed Csiye.-Fancy. sesHc; com
mon sTI per IN.
nrsts' case coGnt. lse per dos
Iips' -A-N'c bcan patert IN wons'
$500: second patent. s475; tfaiRh:
$40. clear. sLlS per Dbl.
Feed--Tobbing lots. bran. s25: coarse
corn meal. tS4 corn and oat chop s3l /.
coarse midillngs. see. fne middIing >
s2s per ton.
Ere.n Yrgctabies--Grec oricns. 10
per doz: cucumbers, 10000 per dog
lettuce. 3sc per bu; spinach. soc
doz. green peas. s1.25dI.50 per bu:
wax beans, 81 per box. green beans
s0c per hamper. home grown tomatoes
50HT5c per bu.
Green Peppers--;i.75 per bu
crspcs--f3iue. 4oc per basket; Della
wares. st.15 per crate.
Green Corn--i5 q 20c per dox.
Hardwarc-wire nails. f230: base
90 and per cent on: poultry netting
painted bsrbed wire. - &c: galvanized
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
co. TO
DOUBLE PLANT

Twice its present capacity will be
had by the Detroit Edison Co. as soon
as II can complete the new electric
power plant which is to be constructed
west Of Fort Wayne and adjoining the
present plant. The new plant is TO be
q duplicate OF the present one. with
every device and means OF saving
labor and cost that invention has yet
produced, and its construction will be
started In less than a month.
Foundations are already in for the
new buildings. but the building con-
tracts have been delayed on account
of the falling market In structural
steel. the management wishing to take
advantage OF the lowest price. Two
million dollars will be the cost OF the
Detroit Improvement end IL is expect
cd that the North American Co. which
IL the parent corporation OF the Edison
Co., will also spend a large sum In
developing the water power OF the
river between Ypsuanri and Ann Ar
oo:.
The present Edison Co plant IS
barely adequate 70 the demands upon
It soro1sh Det:oit's rapid growth. With
the aew s2.o00,0Go addition. il will be
adequate FOR years to come. however.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
ORHOPS ABOUT
ON STREET CAR
PROBLEM
PROMISES SOLUTION LATER.
AND IN NEXT BREATH SAYS IT'S
NOT FOR HIM TO BE ATTORNEY
FOR ANY PLAN

Mayor William b. Thompson has
negatively outlined his street railway
stand. tie declares that he will not
father a holding company plan SINH
lar To that on trial in Cleveland. Meth.
Ell will he declare for municipal own
ership or act as leader toward that
plan OF settlement.
Until the plans OF ne other mayor
atty aspirants have been threshed on.
and the public temper shown with Sc
gard 10 them. the mayor will stand
pat and keep his street railway plat
form within his circle OF counsslors.
|. may be Oct | before he springs his
solution.
Il have never said that | was for a
holding company plan he says posi-
lively Neither will say that | am
for municipal ownership. | am for
what the people want. II 90 per cent
OF them want municipal ownership,
they will get H.
The holding company plan is prac-
ideally municipal ownership. In fact,
IL has the advantage of attracting such
men as dupont. who would not think
of taking political appointments. The
holding company plan will be a sue
cess in time, too, never forget that.
The first thing for us TO do Is to
let the franchises expire. The mayer
ought not TO act as attorney for any
plan or franchise, as my predecessor
did
Turning the system over into ru-
nicipal ownership would be big
proposition | do not want 10 throw
cold water on the municipal ownership
idea but the practical and the thee
retical are two different things.
In the first place, there Is the prob
lem OF getting the ID. u. X. 10 sell, and
next that OF getting the money. The
city can bond only the assets OF the
road for the purchase of them. 1t can
not bond its faith and credit to buy
the roads.
Then. what about the stub ends
What would we do II the d. U. K. did
not wish 10 sell them?
The municipal ownership clause In
the new constitution will be useful In
two ways. however. In the first place
II the people decide that they want to
go ahead with municipal ownership
they can do so. In the second place
Ii Is useful. even IL they do not wish
TO do SO, as giving n potential compe
tition 10 any company bidding for
Notwithstanding club over them
in other words.
Il took a prominent part in getting
that provision into the constitution
perhaps more than anyone else. We
got Hally elected a member OF the
constitutional convention just for that
particular purpose. Then | appeared
before the committee and argued for
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
BIDS ON CASS HIGH
SCHOOL.
ECRETARf'S OFFICE. so BROAD
WAY.
Detroit. Mich. Aneust & 1aos.


Sealed proposals Will be received at
this office until ~ o'clock noon Tues
day, August rs. 1905, for furnishing all
material and labor OF every description
necessary in the erection OF an add
ton to the Cass school.
Plans and specifications may be sccn
in the Office OF the Supervisor OF Build
ings. room /, this building.
The job will be let in three separate
contracts.
The first must include all the work
and shings of every description
embodied in the drawings and masons
general specifications.
The second, all the work and fur
nishings of every description In the
drawings and carpenters general spec
ifcations.
The third. all the work and furnish
ings OF every description in the engi-
neers' drawings and general specifica-
lions FOR heating, ventilating, etc.
Each bidder must name all sub-con-
tractors included In his bid.
Proposals must be submitted on
forms furnished by the Supervisor and
must be accompanied by "A certified
check. cash or surety company bond
equal to per cont or the bid
The Board OF Education reserves the
right TO reject any ur all bids
WILLIAM J. LEE.
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
OLD ARMORY COLLAPSES,
FATALLY HURTING MAN

HOUGHTON. Mich. Aug. li.-tSpe'
cial) --Vallen Gunmak. aged %. a
carpenter. was fatally Injured and
three other workmen were seriously
hurt by the caving in of the old arm
orv building which they were demol-
ishing. this morning. Gunmah sus-
tanned fractured skull and VIII die
within a few hours. One other man,
Dan Peterson, may not live. The
building was owned by the Calumet a
Hecla Mining Co.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
BOSTON CoPrER SALES.

BOSTON. Aug. lO.-Sales, furnished
by Hayden Stone Il Co.: Adv. 1875.
Anal. 7.5iS Az. 20: Anc. so. Arc. sac;
Ariz Coml. rights, $685.; Att. 265: Bos.
Con. $40, Bos. * Corb.. 80, Butte Cltn
1000. C.. n A.. 60. 9. * H.. 10. Cent,
ID. W. 400 Elm r.. 200, FIR. IS: q. &
l.645: Isle Roy. 525. LaSal.. $40; Mass
l.oS5; Mex, $50. Mich. $50. Mob. 80,
New. Con. l.6t5; Newh.. 1tQi ~. Butte,
S,05S: O. G., 200; o. d. LILO; Par, sos
quincy. 81. r. Isl. 1870. s. Fe. 24l;
Shan. Sos: cup. Cop, 4S9. Tam. 10;
Trim. 1872; oil. 4.os5; L. s r.. 5.3l4;
do pfd. no; It'd Cop. ESQ; Utah
Win. $50. WOW. 5; WAN. l,22O.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
COPPER M,uKET-cLosE.

Ariz. Conf. "a Apex. a., All. 30.
ADV, .. Bos. Cons. IA, Bos ELY. , a
Bin. Cen '' Cop. ~ Butte a & ~ Lon. q.
cop. Con, 1sls; Cons. Mer, 40. G. 4
~, Gsa. G. * A. t27A Cent, 32i.
Davis -. 3h Dom Iron >. 1914, T..
First Nat. g. CIR, los: u can. 2:
Gold Cons. CO. Hely.. 81 Kew Cop.
y laSal IS. Lake, 1873. Mass. $
Mob. oSA Maj IS, Mich. l5ls Miami.
Royal. sel. New Cons. 1873 New Utah.
la-16; Nor h. S3is No h tx. ~. Par
2siz quincy. 90. Raven. l. X Isl.
shannon. 10 y supp. 10, sup n Bos.
II - Queen ia
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
CRUSHED To DEATH
IN PAPER MILL

AI.PENA. Mich. Aug. 11.-(Spe-
cialJ Bert Ravens, aged 10. son of
John Ravens, the first Alpena rural
mail carrier. was instantly killed this
morning in the paper mill where he
was employed. The youths arm was
drawn into a big roller and his neck
broken
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
NEW COMPANIES INCORPORATED.

LANSING. Mich, Aug. 1.-THE
Grabowsky Power Wagon Co, or
Detroit. capital 100000. filed articles
of Incorporation with the secretary Of
state. The Reversible Window Co..
Limited. Detroit. increased It's capital
stock from $4,000 to $4,000. and the
Pontiac Wheel Co. from $4,000 to
100000.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
CHICAGo LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO. Aug. ogs-kecelpIs
1000. market Toe higher, bulk, $500
$50: light, 5000 6.s2tz piBs so.tVr
g. mixed. s6.25N5.g0, yOrAers, S6.tVf1
$50 heavy. $G.25n 695, good - choice
heavics. s6.A5n6.9o. roughs. 20 90.
beey,s S915f I.15, Texas steers. So. 90
a52O western steers, $500 o. stock :
ers and feeders. 81 t0a $50, cows and
heifers. Sl.5Ofl so. calves 5000 u "a
Sheep Receipts $4,000. market weak,
natives, s2.2JN4.t5: western, " 4Vm
40, yearIinEs, sfm4s5; lambs. natives.
S32S6f6. westerns. 1915 G6.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
LITTLE GIRL ELOPES
WITH PAS HIRED MAN

UNION CITY. Mich, Aug. 1.-THE
1S-year-old daughter OF Joan Philo. a
0hsrWood township farmer. eloped
With her fathers hired man. q Poland.
~. named Stone, who Ia IS years old.
c1ng to Coldwater, where they stop
80 over night 1t the home OF a
z1nA. Sheriff Hardenbrook was In
1>rrroa of the runaway and SCOT found
- -. 0tune wss bound over TO
~ c1ruu1s couse - statutory charge.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, Aug. ll.--At the open
Ing this morning. the undertone OF the
cotton market was easy prices showing
IL decline OF to points. There was a
fair demand from shorts bat the mum
Der OF selling orders was sufficient u
supply all Inquiries. After the call the
list rallied on supporting orders. The
weather in the south continued Idvor-
able
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
N. {. BENJAMIN
DIES SUDDENLY

MyIon +. Benjamin, vice president
OF the City Machinery & Manufacture.
ing Co, died suddenly OF paralysis in
his home. No. 81 Bagg-st. Monday
evening. He was SO years OF age, and
for Is years was In business in Sagin-
aw. He came to Detroit three years
ago. and engaged in the manufacture
OF automobile wheels.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
MARKET CLOSE.

EAST Bt FFABO ". A., Aug IL
CattIe-Receipts 100. trade light
steady. Neals-Recelpts so head. ac-
tive ana steady. culis to choice. SOC
10 sheep and Lambs Receipts oVp'
slow and lower. spring lambs. S40VtL
SO: yearlings. So n 500 sheep, va ~
40 Hogs Receipts $40 head, iair-
~ active and sane higher. yorkef>;
s6g5n6.g5: pigs, $1,000. mixed and
heaytes $3.50 a.. roughs. s5.25 q 90.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
Windsor business Man Dies.

John G.. Drake. aged "a. son OF
former Mayor John w. Drake, OF
Windsor. died. Monday. In Weston.
Ont. where he had been visiting. The
telegram telling OF the death gave no
particulars. MIR. Drake was engaged
with his father in the furniture busi'
ness. and was we'll known In Windsor.
The funeral will be held "Wednesday.
and burial will take place In London.
Ont
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
Rain Stops kenilworth Races.

\ BUFFALO. N. Y, Aug. 11.--Ap,
nouncement was made at the ofices
OF the Buffalo Driving club today, that
the grand circuit races scheduled fer
this afternoon at Kenilworth had been
postponed until tomorrow on account
OF rain
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12

canaha's prominent business men and
he was given ride about the city.
Attorney Clyde l.. Webster, of De.
troit, discussed third termism at some
length and his pungent talk claimed
the closest attention of the audience.
At the conclusion OF the rally, there
was an informal reception.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations, furnished by Hay
den. Stone 4 Co: New IS reg. I03ss y
lO4: do. coup, 1893. bid. new So reg
100 II 0l0l; 10, coup. 1909 a10lif new
As reg. 1909 @l2l a, do. coup. I2ii. n
lo2
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
NEW YORK METAL.

NEW YORK. Aug. ll.--At the Metal
exchange today. business was quiet
with little or no change in prices Lake.
l3s. d14c. electrolytic 1Sss Il3Isc;
castings. 10 sMl3ssc; spelter 4.7OF
475c: lead. 4.57 II m4.62hc; tin. SOS q
3Os.c