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The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
Gas STOCK MAKES
/. BIC ADVANCE TO
HIGH POINT
GENERAL ELECTRIC ALSO WENT
UPWARD - THESE ADVANCES
HAD GOOD EFFECT ON THE
BALANCE OF THE MARKET.
6y T. c. SHOTWEll.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-Consolidatec
Gas, whoch made a new high record
Yesterday, astonished Wall-st again 10
day, by advancing two points TO loi.
There is nothing in connection with
this stock 10 warrant its sudden up
ward movement except the oftrepea;'
cd report that the company will win
the SO-cent gas suit. The street fur'
nished another surprise In the shape
OF an advance In General Electric OF
3 ID points TO the new high record
for this year OF l5s.
The general market opened with de-
ciines averaging one-haif point In the
leading railroad shares, but the
strength OF Consolidated Gas. General
Electric and a few other speciaiues
caused a renewal OF buying orders for
the railroad shares which was reflect
ed in the wIping out OF nearly all the
losses. Southern Pacific was heavy
and its weakness Is said 70 be due TO
the desire OF insiders TO accumulate
the stock
Another heavy feature OF the mar
ket was the metal stocks Shelters
declined 81 point. while Amalgamated
dropped l-2 and Anaconda SIS point.
The weakness OF SHELTERS can be &C
counted for by the fact that silver
metal is selling az As IL cents. the
lowest price In Ave years.
American shares were heavy In
London, closing with declines OF about
IL point throughout the list The
feature Of the foreign market was
the easing OF In the call money rates
which had been stiff during the settle
ment.
On the curb market trading was
quiet with prices steady. Cumber-
land-Ely, La Rose and Nipissing were
the strong feaures.
AT the end OF the first half-hour o.
trading the leading railroad shares
again became heavy and sold of an
average OF l2 point from the high fig
ures OF the early trading.
In the last hour General Electric
lost good part Of its early gain. Am
erican Smelling. under an increased
supply. dropped over one point.
Changes In other stocks were gener-
ally for fractions, but in most cases
carried active railroad issues slightly
below yesterdays close. Government
bonds unchanged; other bonds
| steady.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
ARESBE SCHOOL GIVES
SUCCESSFUL CONCERT

The second faculty concert OF the
season OF the Aresbe School Of Music
Friday evening. In Prismatic hall. was
a decided success. The auditorium
was well filed with an appreciative
audience. and every number presented
showed the finished work OF the artist
The orchestra can be complimented on
the execution OF its numbers. especial.
ly the Bridal Rose" overture. The
program was given by Miss Adelia C.
Arens, pianiste; Miss Sylvia Maude
Baird. soprano, and A. E. n. Seymour
violinist, who was heard I'm solo work
and also in Springs Awakening" for
piano and violin, s. b. Renshaw, the
composer. taking the piano part. Mr.
Renshaw Is also the author OF the
Aresbe method OF music study. Miss
Rhoda n. Seymour. late of New York
was a most efficient accompanist.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
DETROIT ARTIST TO
HOLD EXHIBITION HERE

Heinrich Roth, who was born in De
troit and who began his artistic career
on the newspapers OF this city. VIII
have an exhibit of his etchings at
Angeles art store in the Fine Arts
building. Adams-ave. west, next week.
Mr.. Roth studied art in Detroit ana
Cincinnati. and worked for leading
newspapers In New York, Boston ana
elsewhere. He also contributed draw
ings to Harper's Weekly. and Success.
the Metropolitan, Pearson's and Col
lier's and made illustrations for sew
eral prominent publishing houses. he
first began TO make experiments with
dry point In 1904.
The Boston American, in comment
ing on the exhibition OF Mr.. Roth :
work In that city, says: Lovers OF
the delicate and the refined In por-
traiture will be delighted with the
etchings OF Heinrich Roth. Feminin-
ity in all its moods and fancies Is adj
mirably portrayed by him. or all the
black and white processes none Is so
expressive as etching in the depicting
of beautiful women. In the works or
Mr.. Roth, Paul HELEN must look to
his laurels. He has a delicate, sensi-
tive line, perfectly suited to the beau
tiful work he has undertaken.
I'm all Of his portraits on exhibition,
there Is the charm OF graceful round
ing outline and an economy or line
that is refreshing. The faintest stroke
is not wasted. II has It's meaning In
the final picture. And. remember. ev'
cry touch put on the copper plate must
stay. as there Is no erasing, thus EN-
phasizing the fact forcibly how pre-
pared and facile an artist must be In
this work"
| Mr.. Roth will exhibit in this city
some two dozen or more dry points,
including winter" idle Thoughts,
and Expectancy. which have won
/ for him such high commendatinon
| from the eastern critics.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28

"Tell me what you eat
and I'll tell you what
you are"
Cereals always have
formed the greatest part
of the foods of mankind.
y Goebel Malt Extract is
. liquid cereal food Of
great value in the diet
airy of the present day.
AT the Food Show
ample provision has
been made to afford
those not familiar with
this product means of in
vestigating its virtues
and method of manufac-
ture.
You are invited to Wis
il our booth and become
convinced.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
NEW ARRESTS ARE
PROMISED IN
MYSTERY
WOMAN IS TO BE EXAMINED BY
SANITY ExPERTS-All FRANCE
DISTURBED BY POSSIBILITY OF
EXPOSURE.

PARIS, Nov. 2S.-New arrests are
promised today in the strange mys
terry which surrounds the case OF Ma
dame Steinheil and new developments
tending TO throw light on the murder
OF Nine. Steinheil's husband and step
mother are momentarily anticipated.
All France is shaken by the rumors o.
Nine. Steinheil's connection with the
death OF President Faure. OF France.
who died OF poison nearly ten years
ago.
New and startling theories are being
advanced by the Partisan press and
since the investigation has been taken
from the hands OF NJ. Leydett and
turned over 10 NJ. Andre. the examia-
ing magistrate, revelations are expect
ed which will cause tremor 10 per.
wade all France. O.
Nine. D'Arlon, at whose home Nine.
Steinheil stayed few days after the
murder OF her husband and he
mother-in-law. Nine. Jeppy. both OF
whom were strangled to death. made
a statement today 10 the correspond
ents in which she defended the name
OF the accused woman.
Nine. Steinheil. she said is prey
of strong emotions and since the death
OF her husband she has brooded until
her mind had weakened.
Experts will examine the accused
woman and II her friends are correct
in their diagnosis OF her case. IL will
be found that she has q strange mania
for telling lies and no more can resis-
the desire TO tell untruths than dip
somaniac can resist rum or a klepto-
maniac can resist the temptation ~
steal
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Nov. 2S.-Close. The bulls
feel confident that northwestern re-
ceipts VIII sharply decrease as soon
as lake navigation closes The wheat
IL now being rushed TO Duluth TO fill
shipping contracts. This decrease Ia
expected To put atop to the Increases
only bearish condition in the market
The Argentine damage appears TO be
Increasing each report making the de-
crease In the surplus little larger
than the previous one. Trading was
lifeless on saturday and prices did not
change materially
Wheat quotations-Cash No red
sl.O5; December opened with an adj
vance OF 10 at sl.65A. gained &c and
declined 10 si05 May opened AZ s1.Ggis
advanced To sl09a4 and declined TO
81 es1, July opened az Sl.0sa: adj
No. red. ti.02. sample / car at s1.03
mixed red, ! car at slN4. No. l white.
car at tl.Oi.
No. 2. car ~ 64c; No. }. CSC: No. yell
low, | car at 6thc. No. yellow l car
at CSC. No. white car at 64iRc
Oats-Cash. No. white. car at
52Lc
Tiye-Cash. No 2. I car at 77kc.
Beans-Hash. December and January
Cloverseed,-Prime spot. % bags at
$3.50; arch. 900 bags at S5.ss: sample.
2s bags at $685.. 80 bags at s525: 30
bags at s.. 10 at s475: csmpie alsike.
IL bags at s775; So at So
Receipts In the etIoit market Satur-
day included 400 bbls OF hour. cars
OF wheat. OF corn. OF oats. and OF
rye Withdrawals were 200 hbls. Of
-four. stocks are b9S.6le bu. OF wheat.
2T4,4S2 bu. OF corn. 1S7,2b7 Oh. Of oats.
and S9,l4 bu. Of rye.
Wheat receipts at Winnipeg. 545
cars. year ago. 3s4.
st. Louis received $1,000 b.. or wheat.
against $4,000 bu. a year ago.
Northwestern wheat receipts Satur-
day, IS. cars. year ago, e62.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
WAR VETERAN GOES
TO JAIL FOR 80 DAYS

John Conrad. a civil war veteran
and notary, OF Ecorse. who made an IN
correct pension affidavit for friend
was sentenced by Judge Swan, Satur
day morning. TO pay a fine OF $50 Oh
go TO Jail for 30 days. Conrad pre-
ferred the Jail sentence. He had fo-
merly entered a plea Of guilty, bu'
withdrew this and gave one OF nolle
contendre.
The cases against the following were
also nolle prosecuted: James X. Mi!
ligan. Valentine Bayer. Robert C.
Thorpe. Lorne Stoneberg, Clara Davis
and the Reid Wrecking Co. In the
latter two cases the reason for quash
ing the cases was because of an erro.
in making out the name.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
Jury SECURED TO
TRY LOUIS DICAPO

A jury to try Louis Dicapo for the
murder of his father-in-law, Vito La
perna. during an argument over a
small Indebtedness, last September,
was secured in Judge Phelan's court,
Saturday afternoon. The taking OF
testimony will begin Monday morning
The jurors were allowed 10 return 10
their homes for over Sunday.
The crime occurred in the Detroit
Copper and Brass Rolling Mills, where
both men were employed, Dicapo using
both a knife and a revolver in his
attack on the elder man. After the
murder he went home. changea his
clothes and gave himself up to po-
liceman. He will plead self-defense.
His attorneys are Francis Dwyer and
| Geo A Stafford
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28

but there are plenty OF storage eggs
10 he had. Potatoes are little slow
at the moment, but there IL good de-
mand for fresh vegetables and fruits.
Appi~.-Fancy. ssc+; common. ti.so
Ss',ss~otnslal prices: Est "a. cream.
ing stock. isc per III
Cauiinower--sl so per doz
Celery-250 soc per dox
l6c; old. lac. Limbarger; i5c: brick.
Ice: sehweitzer, ise per 10
California Fruits-Grapes $40 u 4
per crate: pears. $3.50 per box.
Cone~-Package coffee. si27S9iSss
cr.nbeSris-zFancy;, ssssGssO per
Dressed Caiye:-Faney. sGIoc: COM
mon: 7gse per lbi s,, 7a,u.. ..
Exss-Michigan current receipts
nrsts. case count. 2sc per doz: refrig-
Fiour-Michigan patents: In wood
$50: second patent s5,sS; straight.
corn meal. $50: corn and oat chop.
s27 so: coarse middlings. s25: fine mid
dlings. s2s per ton.
Fresh vssst.bie.--cueumbers. hot
house. r.2sG $50 per do.; lettuce. lie
per ID: parsnips CSC per bu.
S srss: F F..,sH ss per eV :oa....
Grspe.-catawea.. 4,ie baskets. isc:
Hoscy-Fancy white, ls9isc;. amber
'0 G,csory Nas.@,i .SHsss,g per 70 Blu.
1res 'n's new .1 S.sS hay thu
sio.sSSli / I No. !. sio9io.5o; cloyer.
w whsss ana SS Oas stra ~. ;sscS sSS
Hidss-No. cured. lie; No. , cured
kip kip e S1 So een if No No. ses os KIP
No. 10 is i 30. NO isc s ss sal SS
i'i &c. p: SHEEP ,s s s2in: slai ss
Hsrdwsre-wire nails. s2.3o; base
nna ssfses ssn @r. ,gsS
barbed wire. $3.50: No. 9 annealed wire.
ts..o; poultry netting before weaving
after weaving. SO per cent OF. wire
Joint eavetrough. so and 10 per cent
on; round and corrugated conductor
pipe. rs and per cent on.
Lenou.SCaiifornis ,s.7s0ASo per
Mashrosms-500 soc per ID.
Onions-Spanish. $3.50 per crate:
Michigan, So " soc per bu.
Oils-Raw linseed 4sc: boiled lin
seed. acc gal. less / per cent for cash
In 10 days: diamond headlight kero-
ssne. sho: turpentine In barrel lots
oranges-New Floridas. s2.7503 per
box; California navels. ss.25Q3.4o per
box.
Pop Corn-Ears. ~ 02c per ID.
Observation-Disclosures 34Q4.50 per
crate: sl.75 92.5o per dok
Potatoes-Michigan. 70qI5c per bu;
car lots, (. o. b. Detroit. 5000 per bu
PouItry-Hens; sqs@c; springs 10
lie; turkeys isQ14c per 10 Dressed
hens loo; springs. l0lr q lie: geese.
s a i0c: ducks. llQ12c: turkeys. lac
l5c.
per ID
sweet Potatoes-virginias. s225 per
Dbl; Jerseyg, sll5 per bu. 1926 per
Dbl; kiln dried, sl.35 per crate.
Provisious-Mess pork. $40: family
pork; H ,,S Piss light, clear nsG2S::
dry salted briskets. lie: shoulders; Sc;
picnic hams. Sc: bacon. i3c: lard in
'ie-css. l0hc: kettle rendered. IL hc
pei ID.
Rabbit.-sl.75q2 per doz.
Sugar-Crystal dominoes. $3.50: eagle
"a bles. s6,s5; cut loaf. sss5: cubes
IS 80; xxx powdered. $3.50; granulat-
ed. extra coarse. ss.45: granuiated in
bulk. SPAS; xranulated. In Gs.lo cotton %.
3 .5s5: no 3. s5 sG.s No 70 IS Is; 40.
SIS 20: No. s. s515: No. 7. $40. No. s.
s505: No. g. S. No. TO- st.95 No. IL
s4s0: No. H. s5s5: No. 10. $3.50: No
Ia. $3.50: No.15. $3.50 per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
pursues Husband for 1000 Miles and Has
Him Arrested in Front of Chicago Postoffce

behind a pillar and placed Harper I'M
der arrest. The wife had sworn out a
warrant several days. charging wife
abandonment, and before Harper
could realize what happened. he was
In a cell at the Harrison-st. station.
The prisoner is 90 years old. He
was special policeman In New York
when he married his wife last March.
After two months Harper. the wife al
leges, ran away with $500 of her
money which she gave him TO invest.
Two weeks ago the wife learned
that he was In Milwaukee. She came
west. only to find that he had fed
from the Wisconsin city the day be.
fore.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28

CHICAGO, Nov. 2s.--After a search
sof nix months, during which she has
travelled nearly 1000 miles In tracing
her husband. who abandoned her. Mrs.
3 I9av Harper, OF New York, last night
caused his arrest In front Of the post
o1lce.
"Hello jim" was the wife's saluta-
ton a Harper stepped up to the gen.
X oral delivery window to inquire for
mall.
husbands reply. "Glad to see you,
IT.
Al that moment Detectives Bush
md murphy, Of headquarters, who
[uoro hiding near by, stepped from
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
BOSTON CoPpER s.IEs

BOSTON, Mass. Nov 2s-Sales. FUR
nished by Hayden. stone * Co. ll6-1ls
Griswoid st: Adyr 6i5: Anal, 6,7SS'
Conf. $50: Att. 42O. Bos. Con. lO5.
Bos. Il Corb. ex-rites. 500 Butte Cltn..
? $50. e. * a. 34l: G. & H.. /; Cent.
u. w, 1919. FIR. $50; G.. G., 2.OlO:
Isle Roy. l.2O5. Lake. 3.475: Las. g.
els, Mass. 800 Mayh. 100; Mex. $40:
Miami, ,60: Mich. 295. Mob. 90. New
Cons. 230; Newh.. 10: y. r. LIB; o.
d. 10. Csc rs; Par. $500: Quincy
%, X. ISL, 5G5. : Fe. 400. Shan. 442
sup. Pgh.. 3.73t. Sup. Cop. s95. Tam
$50; Tenn. 20. Trim. 1ss l.. s. H.
50: u. Cons. $50; Ut Cop. 5s5: Wet.
$50: Win. $50; Wolv.. l. Wyan.. 1890
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
Assigned to Room 23.
Man Is Found Dead;
Had Taken Morphine

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Nov. 2s.-Paul
A. Mcdonald. whose home Is In At
lanta. Ga. employed on a local paper.
was found dead early today in his
room at a hotel here. He committed
suicide by taking morphine. according
to the hotel physician.
Last evening ne requested the hotel
clerk 10 assign him room No. %. ard
the clerk laughingly complied with his
request Mcdonald had been in i'll
health for some time.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
DIDN'T MEAN TO
SLIGHT GILLESPIE

1T was no slight to Gillespie that
he was not invited to this dinner"
says Hugh Shepherd, who entertained
number Of Republican campaign
spellbinders Friday evening. This
dinner was for the speakers in the
campaign and for them only.
"If I were to give a dinner to the
workers. 1t would require the Light
Guard armory-and John Gillespie
would sit at the head Of the table.
like him. Why, would do anything
Tor him. I admire his honesty. his
energy, his singleness of purpose
Absolutely. there is no reason why
this should have been taken as any
nlight."
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
street. "Swappino" Help Up,

Aid. Maurice j. Heating has filed
notice OF reconsideration OF the vote
by which the council approved of the
trade OF three small streets for right
OF way to open Campbell'ave. 10 the
river. Ald..elect Garvey, of the Six
teenth ward, is understood TO be op'
posed 10 this trade between the city
and the Solvay Process Co. and the
matter may be kept open until he en-
ters the council.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
POLICE COURT DOCKET

Fred White, drunk: sentence sus-
pended.
Walter Warren, drunk, sentence
suspended.
Frank Klein. Sr.; drunk: sentence
suspended
Frank Klein, Jr, disturbing the
peace. sentence suspended.
William j. Vokewing. disorderly
conduct; adjourned TO Dec. 2 ~
John Kzynnowski, disorderly con
duct; discharged.
John Steinke, disorderly conduct;
SO or 10 days.
Alex Ash. disturbing the peace; $40
or 80 days
Robert Looming, drunk; sentence
suspended.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den, stone Co. ll6-l1s Griswold-s
RID Asked


NEW YORK. Nov. 2e.--bank state
ment. Clearing house memhers. aver
age condition Changes as compared
with last week. surplus todd, de-
creased, sl46S.9t5. surplus (newb. de-
creased. 81, 551.O50. loans Increased 81 o.
legal tenders. increased. 1891 900: de-
posits. Increased. S11846 zoo: circuIa
ton. decreased s2359. 200: United
states deposits decreased S352 300. To-
tai loans. Sl.3f0.53s. 100, reserve. s2Sl-
474 400, surplus SsS.130.5 $50; surplus.
not counting reserve against United
states deposits. S30.336.Oi5
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
LEAVES FORTUNE
OF 100000

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Nov. 2s.-Jas.
:, Murdoch. one OF the richest men in
nthe state OF Indiana, died suddenly at
his home here today. heart trouble
being the cause Of death.
He was born In Ireland and was II
pears old. His fortune Is estimated
II $4,000 900. Murdoch had large rail-
:.guad and interurban interests and was
well known in Wall-st- Mr.. Murdoch
WAS q director Of the Monon railroad.
He was prominent in Democratic
vtate politics.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON COPPER LETTER

The Boston copper stocks opened
with prices in most instances un-
changed. Issues that have not been
particularly active before are coming
into prominence The buying in Lake
was continued this morning and IL Is
said one of the active features. La
Sale is also in good demand and is
selling at l6 rs. which is a gain OF
one per cent Superior & Pittsburg.
Miami. and Franklin, are all fairly ac-
tive and strong. In the higher priced
copper shares these has been very little
doing although North Butte Is Inclined
to show quite a little strength.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
ARE GUILTY OF
100000 FRAUD

PITTSBURG. Pa. Nov. 2s-R. X.
Hissem. president; G. q. Mullen. cash
Ser. and e. H. Steinman, Of the Farm
ors and Merchants National bank, ar
Mount Pleasant. were found guilty this
morning Of defrauding that institution
out of more than 100000. The case
went to the jury at o'clock yester-
day afternoon. and a sealed verdict
was rendered at $3.50 o'clock last
night. II was opened and read az
soon as court convened this morning.
and all the defendants were present
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
PRODUCE.

The produce market reRains its nor
NAL activity but slowly after the rush
OF the holiday season Dealers report
some small Inquiry for live chickens.
hut aside from that. there seems TO be
but little demand for poultry OF any
kind for some reason. Butter IL steady
and nrm Current receipts OF fresh
eggs are about equal ~ the demand
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
Is PERSONS
ARE DROWNED

MANILA, Nov. %. - Seventy-fve
persons, the crew and passengers OF
the steamer Pointing. enroute from
Narvacan TO the rice fields in Pan
gasian province. were drowned
when the vessel struck rock
and sank last night during a
storm off the town OF San Fernando.
in Union province. Sixty-fve persons
were rescued by the steamer Vigcays.
II is not know If any Americans OF
Europeans were aboard. The ship
carried mostly laborers.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
Gets q Divorce.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2S.-Edward w.
'1rv1n. the wealthy Brooklyn manu-
1ncturer. was granted q divorce today
(xom Jeanette Hardy Irwin, we'll
'nnown In society across the bridge.
~ ! Jury In the supreme court, after
novon hours elaboration. This was
- second trial of the case on the
charges brought by Irwin against his
wlfe. He named John c. Gray. a
nrominent architect, In the suit. and
Gray appeared as witness for the
accused wife. Mrs. Irwin denied all
fho accusations Of her husband.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY
TO ATTEND CHURCH

The annual church service Of St
Au0rew's society will be held In the
Central Presbyterian church Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Members will
Heot In the hall at 2 o'clock. The
annual banquet Of the society will be
hold Monday evening In the new hall,
No. III Congress-st. east
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
Markets an1 Finance

Wheat receipts at primary points sat
urday' lsse.OOO bu.. year ago. l.2i2 bu
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Nov. as.-Orerings In
wheat were light at the opening and
the market advanced easily under buy
ing by Bartlett and Patten This
caused more OF less covering by pm
shorts. Commission houses were fair
sellers on the bulge and selling against
the ups checked the upturn and caused
moderate reaction.
opening: Wheat-May, SlOSL 70
l;esh. corn-May. 60. dis2is gs2ss e
Sorn-pec.. e2Ssc. Oats-May, SOS "
bic. Ribs-May. $685. Iard-May
ss4o@s.37. Pork-May. sis.2o@ls2s
Wheat closed &c on TO &c up for
were on y &c. and provisions were
without any change 10 speak OF.
closing prices: Wheat--Dec.. sl.o3A.
a ;O3A. Corn-Dec.. 62L G62asc. Oats
Dee tsHc bid. Pork-Jan.. Sic a
1909. Lard-Isn.. ss.22. Ribs-Jan
sS.i0 asked.
Quotations by Hayden. Stone 4 Co:
Oman High
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
CHICAGO IvyEsTOCK

CHICAGO. Nov. 2S-Hogs--Receipts
5000, estimated Monday $4,000. marke,
&c on from yesterdays average: light
S4,Ts 65so; bulk. Ss,2oGSe5; pigs. $3.50
S5.a5 954o: heavy. s5.s0Gs.So; good 10
choice heavy. s6s59 $50: rough. $500
q 5,35. Cattle-Receipts 1000. marke,
steady. mostly show cattle: beeves
33sod7so: Texas steers, Ss.40G43o;
western steers. s3ioa5,so: stockers
and feeders. s2soT4.7o: cows and heif-
ers, $500 40; calves, 35G6.75. Sheep
steady; natives. s.6of475: western
$3.50 d4.6o: yearlings. S41o94s5; lambs
natives, $426.50: western. $4G6.30
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2S--Nothing said
I'm money TO-DAY. Posted rates: Sterling
exchange, siS5n4s7i9 with actual
business In bankers bills NJ SiS6n
1880 for demand. and si.s4l4 a I "a. 40
for sixty day bills. Prime mercantile
paper unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
suppressed Divorce Suits.

Suppressed suits for divorce were
fled Saturday by Edith VS. Omar See
holtz: Emily vs.. Harry j. Rector;
Louise VS. John Clayton and Jennie
II. VS.. Harry ID. Chapman.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
BREAKS NECK RUNNING
TO FIRE AND EXPIRES

BENTON HARBOR. Mich, Nov. %.
During the fire here last night In the
>ct0ry district, James Riley, q, STUN
klodd ON the cement sidewalk and
roke his neck. He died almost In
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28

Experiments are under way In Bos-
ton with nickel-in-the-slot turnstiles in
elevated railroad and subway statione.
The idea Is to save the pay Of ticket
sellers.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
N. Y. COTTON.

NEW YORK. Nov. es.-At the OPEN
ing this morning the undertune was
irregular late months showing more
strength than the near positions The
litter were under some pressure from
Wall-st interests, notably January
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28

eCotton prices, furnished by HAYDEN
stone 4 Co. 1l6-11s Griswold-st:
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28

but, there are plenty OF storage eggs
/ 10 he had. Potatoes are a little slow
at the moment. but there IL good de-
mand for fresh vegetables and fruits.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
Quotations by Hayden. Stone < Co
Open HIGH. LOW Clos
LIVE STOCK.

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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-04-02

L. p. smedley, a farmer eight miles
northeast Of Lansford, committed sui
eide by taking a dose Of carbolic acid.
Forty-eight Lansford ladies signed
pledge that they would not sign q
druggists permit for period Of two
years. The Times hints that the
Lansforf druggists have not been OBJ
serving the law very closely.