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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-30
d. & c. AND d. & B. JULY
FOURTH PROGRAM

Ask the ticket agents for the
special low fares to Cleveland,
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Bay
City, Alpena, Maekinac and all
wayports. They sell tickets
and berths at foot of Wayne
ST., = Fort St. West and ia
Griswold St.
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You cannot
cover
Greater
Detroit
without
The Times.
Light and Airy Meals.

Mrs. Hashem--I thought you were
TO take those tablets before meals in
stead OF after. Mr.. Biffkins?
Biffkins-Thats what the doctor
told me 10 do, but guess 1t doesn't
make any difference while ! board
with you.
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Hyker-why did you give up smok
ing?
Pyker-In order to marry rich
widow.
Hyker-I fail TO see the connection.
Pyker-She refused to give up her
weeds unless I would give up mine.
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Fred Dennis Convicted.

Fred Dennis, colored, was found
guilty In Judge Phelans court. Mon
day afternoon. OF assaulting Louise
Bush. OF Chatham. Ont, also colored.
with intent to kill. He was remanded
for sentence.
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Releeaeed from the WORKS. .

James c. Laffayett. OF Exeter. Mon
roe county. was ordered released from
me house Of correction. Monday morn
ing. by Judge Rohnert. He had been
sent UP for 80 days by country jus
tice for smashing a chair In his own
home after a quarrel with his wife.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-30

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. June Pc
The Southern Pacific Co., has
bought 100000 barrels of crude oil,
at so cents a barrel for use in its
locomotives on its lines In Texas and
Louisiana. The deliveries will cover
period OF three years.
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photograph of Mrs. Cymbalowski
and her alleged lover and conspirator.
Joseph Wlasch standing together.
has been unearthed by the police and
will probably be used as evidence
against the pair on their trial for the
alleged murder OF Mrs. Cymbalowski's
husband.
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Fails to Pay AIImony; Jailed.

Gilbert Jackson, barber who runs
shop near the postoffice. was taken
from Judge Rohnert's court TO jail
Monday morning. for his failure to
comply with the courts order 10 pay
his wife $3.50 per week alimony.
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THAT PARTICULAR
PASSENGER

who always uses the limited
trains and wants special atten-
ton when he travels will now
get that service on the D. & G.
Line express steamer to Mack
mac. This limited" boat leaves
Detroit every Sunday, Tues
day and Thursday.
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muskEeoN MFR. STRICKEN.

MUSHROOM. Mich. June 29.--
(SplJ--Fred w Thompson. a prom
inent Muskegon manufacturer and for
years head of the Detroit Car Co..
here. suffered a second stroke Of par
alysis last night. Physicians say he
cannot survive.
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Not So Particular.

First Leap-Year Girl-Id propose II
could find a man ! thought | could
not live without.
Second Leap-Year Girl-Huh I'd
be satisfied with a man / thought !
could live with.
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Because OF the lichens which grow
abundantly on the stone-paved streets
In Madeira, making them slippery, y
II possible to use sleighs the year
around.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-30

Fred Mohn. who was alderman from
the Fifth ward for three terms, has
heard the buzzing OF the aldermanic
bee again and is out as n candidate
for the council to succeed either Aid
Deimel or Rosenthal.
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AGED MAN SHOOTS HIMSELF.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, June %
Especial. Geo. Neibling, II. having
become respondent through ill-health.
this morning shot himself dead in his
niece's barn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-30

A party vi musicians sailed from
New York recently as part of the
governments plan TO furnish whole
sale amusement for the thousands Of
men at work on the Panama Canal.
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No man on earth is rich enough {
enjoy paying taxes.
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Depart FOOT OF hanVOipu-st
Leave Detroit Tuesdays and Fridays II
10 a. m. for sc. Clair, Port Huron, Lex
tngton. Port snnilac, Forester, Forest
Vile, Hnrbor Reach, Port Hope nnd BAY
CITY.
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Detroit &Duifalo Steamboat Co.


XXED Detroit a Cleveland Nav. Co.
HN Wharf foot Of Wayne 81.
For Cleveland. Pittsbura and all points
east DAILY 1890 p. m Fare to Glove
land. $500. WEEK-E END EXCURSIONS
round trip.
For Mackinsc and Way ports--Aipcns.
fetoskey. Chicago. 500. Marquette. Du-
iuth-Leave Monday and Saturday. D.
m "wednesday and Friday. 9:30 a IN
For Toledo-sunday and Friday o.
m: Tuesday and Thursday. s.s5 a m.
Direct express service 60 Mackinac and
Aipena. Leave sundays 1910 A. M:
Tuesdays 3.3O D. m. and Thursdays.
y. m.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Wharf. loot OF GrfSWOId-St.
For Port Huron and Way Ports,
Twice daily Leave week days, $40
a. M and $3.50 D. m, Sundays, $500 a.
m and $50 y. m.
For Toledo and sugar Island
Twice daily. Leave week days. S.1J n.
m and 400 u. m; Sundays, S;45 a. m.
and 500 H. IN.
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AaQ Bay City Division

LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-20
WAITED IN VAIN AT
CHURCH FOR HIS BRIDE.
ST. Paul. Mimi. Nov. 1!

st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 10.
What's the use of kimona
II there's nobody inside?
What's a marriage license good for
II you haven't got the bride?
There was /, waiting At the church,
But my near wife, where was she?
Oh, gee! the lilies in ne pond are not
for ne. Popular Song.
That is nothing compared to the
troubles of ORIG L. Reeves, a student
of Minneapolis. He waited at the
church, armed with marriage license
and clergy fee, but saus his prospec-
tive bride. The lamentable state Of
affairs that confronted the Young man
was upon the occasion of his near
marriage to Miss MabelIe Sawyer, an.
other student.
Mr.. Reeves. who lives at COS Sixth
avenue, north, according to the city
directory, disclosed small rarI of TIE
facts of his sad story when in an
ardent epdeavor to keep the discon-
certing facts from becoming public.
The young man, much bewildered, told
the reoprters that he was unable to
find his "bTide-to-be."
He said that Miss Sawyer, who is
supposed TO live at 90S Fifth avenue
south, suddenly disappeared on the
eve of the wedding, without leaving
the customry note Of which the song
writer's tell.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-20
Ed. MOORE Daddy
HURT ON TRAIN
Bisbee Man Falls From Freight
Car Near Durand,
New Mexico,

DR.. Shine received telegram at
O'Clock yesterday morning from Du-
rand, New Mexico, stating that Ed
Moore had fallen from a freight car
and had sustained serious injuriee.
DR.. Shine wired at once to have the
company physician take Mr.. Moore TO
Alamogordo for treatment, which was
done. Particulars are expected TO be
received regarding the injuries at any
m, ment.
Mr.. Moore who is well known IN
Bisbee, being a member of the Moore
Brothers Wood and Coal Company.
having been engaged in business heie
for the past six years. For a year Mr..
Moore has been in the cate business
associated vita 7. II. Hood and cthers,
in buying out tine old Jake Sheerer
ranch some thirty miles north of
Douglas. He was on mis- way to
Kansas City with train load OF cat
tie and it was this which explains
how ne happened to fall from Ia
freight car.
Mr.. Moore is a brother Of Mrs. T. II.
Hood of Bisbee and is one of the well
known residents of Cochise county,
where he enjoys the highest standing.
It is sincerely hoped that his injuries
are not serious and that he will soon
be restored to health.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-20
TARIFF GREED IS
SHOWN BY PROBE
Starch Trust Sells Product
Abroad at Lower Prices
Than at Home.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Nov. 49,
The so-termed starch trust" was un-
der fire at the hearing of tariff revis-
ion today before the house commit
tee on ways and means. Cross exam
nation of B. j. Walton, representing
the Corn Products Refining company,
which, it was claimed, monopolizen
the starch business, formed the most
interesting incident of the days hear
ing on the tariff schedule covering ag'
ricultural products and provisions.
Citrus fruits also occupied considera-
bic attention. Mr.. Walton admitted
that his company sells corn starch Ill
the United Kingdom at a price 40 per
cent less than it is sold in this coun'
try. He also admitted there was loss
in selling corn starch in Great
Britain.
Boutell, of Illinois, wanted to know
why Hill, a member of the committee
from Connecticut, who is interested in
the manufacture of an article requir-
ing corn starch, could pay for starch
in England $225 a hundred pounds,
pay ocean freight, 10c. and secure de-
livery of the article at a saving OF
soc. over the price demanded in tne
home market.
Where does the soc go?" he ask,
ed. THE committee can understand
why you desire a protective tariH,
said Gaines, of West Virginia, to the
witness, but we want to know why
you should have It," To these ques.
tons Walton was unable to reply.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-20
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Nov 19.-London tin
market was higher. Spot, e137; fu-
lures, e13S. Locally steady at 30.15
{, 3O4O.
Copper unchanged at e63 IS Cd for
spot on the English market, but lower
az G64 13s Sd for futures. Locally
easy more or less nominal Lake,
t425614.50c; eIectrolytic, 14.00@
1425c; casting. 13.S7h@1412h.
Lead declined to e13 SIS Cd in Lon
don. Locally dull at 4.321a@437k.
Spelter higher at Ell IS in Lon
don. Quiet and unchanged locally
at 5.05@5.10.
Local iron unchanged.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-20
CHINESE INSIST ON
HOLDING MACAO
Declare That Portugal Has
Renounced Sovereignty
Over the Island.

HONG KONG, Nov. 19.-Later ad-
vices from Macao say the Chinese
continue TO insist that Portugal has
practically made remuneration of SOW
ereignty, and have raised the Chinese
flag over the colony, and are Feyying
taxes. The authorities are preparing
to resist Portugal's claims by force If
necessary, and are installing a wire
less telegraph system near the penIn-
sula. A report from Lisbon that the
Portuguese government has decided
to send number Of warships to
Macao is not given credence by the
Chinese, who claim that only the gum
boat Patria is coming. 1t is probable
the matter viii be made the subject of
a conference between the Chinese and
Portuguese authorities.
The natives are said to be ready for
an outbreak against the Portuguese,
and in their attitude are being sup
ported, it is declared, by Chinese Of
ficials.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-20
LORD DOUGLASS IS
HELD WITHOUT BAIL
Is Charged With Trying to Kill
Former Officer of British
Army.

WINNIPEG, Man, Nov. 19.-Refus-
ed bail, Lord Sholto Douglass, young
er son of the eighth Marquis of
QueensbuFy, who was arrested in Port
land, Ne, en- suspicion of being a
fake Lord Douglass, is locked up in
Provincial jail at Nelson on the charge
of attempting to murder a former OIL
ficer of the British army, named Row
land, who is in a critical condition. He
will be tried at the next court of as
sizes.
AS a despatch from CranbTook, p.
c., tells it. Sholto returned uneXpect-
eddy to fruit ranch which he owns
near CrestCn and found Rowland
there. Regarding him as an intrud-
er, SnoIto ordered him to get off the
premises, but Rowland would not go.
Thereupon SholtO. according to the
message, had recourse to a shotgun,
shooting the army officer in the back
of the head and neck.
Sholto came out TO Canada some
twelve years ago, shortly after the
Oscar Wilde case, in which he was
one of the principal witnesses for
the defense. His father, the marquis
who became famous through franz
ing the Marquis of Queensbury rules,
now universally used in governing
prize fights-got SO enraged because
of his sons connection with the Wilde
matter that he applied these rules to
Sholto upon meeting MIN on the street
a few days after the case was closed
in the courts.
For some time SholtO owned the
famous Home diamond with which
Lady Frances Hope-May Yohe-at-
tracted attention on the American
vaudeville stage five or six years ago.
Lord Douflas was married in 1895 to
Miss Loretta Adds, a concert hall
singer, at San Jose, Cal, and appear
ed on the stage with her in San Fran
cisco, but had little success. For
time Lord Douglass tried the saloon
business in Spokane, Wash, but when
his father died he was recalled 10
England and celebrated his departure
by setting up free drinks till all the
liquor was consumed.
In the summer of 1906 Lord Doug
lass figured involuntarily in queer
mix-up in which an American bigamist
who travelled boldly under his name
was concerned Supposing at the
time that they had the fake Sholto in
the tolls, the police of Portland, Me-,
arrested the real Lord Douglass in a
cottage he had rented on tAe snore of
Sebago Lake The lord accepted the
annoying situation humorously and
finally succeeded in proving his iden-
tity through British Vice Consul Keat-
ing
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-20
TO EDUCATE THE
PEOPLE IN POLITICS
German Leaders Take Steps
to Improve Popular knoWI-
edge of Government,

BERLIN, Nov. 19.--The oficiaI
declaration made today by Count Won
Hohenthal, Saxon minister of foreign
affairs in the lower house of the
Saxon parliament, to the effect that
the foreign affairs committee Of the
bundesrath, or federal council, shouIo
meet oftener in order to supervise
acts of both the emperor and chancel-
lor, apparently represents the joint
opinion of Bavaria, Wurtenburg ano
Saxony.
These governments agreed mutually
to avail themselves of the foreign az
fairs committee of the bundesrath in
order TO share In the direction of for
eign affairs. Speaking today Of the
existing situation, DR.. Theodore Barth,
radical leaders Of the Reichstag. SAID.
This is only the first step in what
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-20
program OF the throne.

program of the throne.
Another edict orders a postaumous
title for Kwang Hsu, in recognition Of
his merits. 1t enlarge upon the ~
form program to which the valedic-
tory of the emperor committed the
throne, and thus commits the govern
ment again to the details set forth In
the program The grand council APP
pears anxious to impress the idea OF
reform upon the new generation OF
the reigning Manchu clan..
Dowager Empress Yehonala, acting
on the memorial presented TO the
princess and ministers, has issued an
cGict that the period Of mourning be
reduced for the regent and court to
one hundred days, and for the people
to only seven days.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-20
FLUCTUATIONS ARE
RULE ALL DAY.
But Are Narrower and the
Volume of Stock Dealings
Are Smaller

NEW YORK, Nov. 19-Constant
fiuctuation of prices in the market
was the principal feature of the deal
ings in stocks today. Fluctuations
were narrower than have been the
rule lately and the volume of dealings
also smaller The signs of support to
prices were not abandoned today, but
were less aggressive than recent rule
facilitated by covering of shorts were
put out on the decline of yesterday.
Another reaction in copper on the To-
cal metal exchange was the incident
dwelt upon. Bonds heavy.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-20
THERE WILL Be THINGS
DOING NEXT FEBRUARY
Continued from Page one.)

dSS OAACy
fun was poked at the possibilities Of
such a situation. But the officers of
the medical corps had long been strue-
Cling to get recognition along with
officers of the line, and they got it.
The Relief was sent away. following
the feet, in charge of naval doc
tor"
1t turns out that the Relief has had
some sorrowful experiences on her
way The line officers didn't approve
the notion OF a doctor in command.
They didn't nutiny. They knew bet
ter. But they have found multitude
nous ways of making life miserable
10 the people in charge Of the hos
pital ship There is sub rosa charge
that something very like cabal has
been formed, with the purpose of prov
Ing that doctor can't run a ship prop
erly. Wherever the fleet has been
the Relief has usually limped along
rather behind the procession, She
has had troubles getting supplies, get
ting coal, getting consideration of all
kinds. Nobody was TO blame; it al
ways just happened; but it always
just happened, too, that the Keller
was the particular vessel which SUI
fered. Responsibility could never be
placed on anybody in particular. Tho
suggestion that there vas service
conspiracy would be disproyed in a
minute for want of evidence.
But the fact remains that the Relief
has been burdened vita woe from the
day she sailed, and that everybody in
the nayy-eXcept the doctors, OF
course-is tickled half to death over It
all. The poor old Relief finally Dmped
into Manila, and report is that she
will give up the struggle and stop of
there. One story is that this Is per-
fectly regular and according to prear-
rangement; but the other is that the
Reflects cruise has been a hopeless
failure and that her further effort to
continue with the feet il considered
useless.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-20
PRICE OF SILVER.

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Bar silver,
4g rs; Mexican dollars, 45c.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-20

will be prolonged political education
of the German people for full parlia-
mentary government. The situation
is confused. Effort will be made to
perpetuate precisely the same rela-
tons between the crown and the PEG
pie as existed before. Assurances
such as those given yesterday will
quiet public opinion for the moment,
or until some fresh occasion for ac-
ton arises"
Today was observed as the nation
al day of penitence and prayer.
Clergymen of many state churches in
the morning services thanked heaven
that gathering political clours had dis
appeared.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-20
CHICAGO Cattle.

CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-Cattle receipts
5000 head. Market steady. Beeves,
$350@760; westerns, s3.10@5.70;
stockers and feeders, $2.50@4.60;
COWS and heifers, $1.5095.00; calves,
s5.50@725.
Sheep receipts, 10000. Market was
steady to 10c lower. Natives, $2.40@
$50; western, s240@4.40; yearlings,
$4.O0@4.80; lambs, $S75@60O; west
ern, $3.75@6.00.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-20
DEAD EMPEROR
GETS NEW TITLE
Kuang HSu Honored For Many
Vitues-After He Is
Gene Hence.

PEKIN, Nov. 19.--An edict issued
today declares that Ere OF Puyi, the
infant emperor OF China. be named
Hsuan ING. meaning proclaimed sue
cession." This characterization is
interpreted as signifying the unifica-
ton Of the nation upon the reform
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-20
CHICAGO Grain.

CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-One of the
principal features of trading in the
wheat pit was the strength of Decem-
Der delivery, and heaviness of May
option. December prices advanced
to a new high level on the crop. Later
in the day December lost strength
owing to profit taking and closed
weak. May showed a net loss of 20
5-Sc. Final quotations being $1.07 SIS
@1.07A; December, $1.03 SO.
Corn closed weak, prices a shade
lower to 1-s@1-4c higher. December
Oats Arm. Closed steady with
prices 1-Se lower to a shade higher
December, 49 1-4c, and May, 81 1-S.
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News of Alexander City.

Alexander City, January 6.-(Special.)
Mrs. j. d. Ogletree, wife of City Mar
shall Jeff D. Ogletree, died last week
and was inferred in the city cemetery.
She was a most estimable Christian
lady and her benevolent deeds of kind
ness were literally dispensed Besides
her husband, Mrs. Ogletree leaves two
sons and a daughter.
Beginning today and continuing
nightly until Saturday night, union
services will be held at the Baptist,
Methodist and Presbyterian churches,
and the programmes as arranged Will
doubtless prove very interesting.
Luther A. Belyen and bride, formerly
Miss vesta Goree of Wetumpka. are
now at home to their friends at their
residence "a few miles south of Alex
ander City. Mr.. Belyen is the proprie-
tor of the steam laundry here.
Miss Eta Smith has returned from
a visit to relatives in Tallassee.
Miss Octavia Holcomb of this city
and Miss Polly Garrett of Lewisburg,
Tenn, have been elected to fill vacan-
cies in the faculty of the city school,
caused by the resignation OF Mics
Wright and Miss Morris.
Two young sons of Capt. and Mrs.
N. S. Walker are very i'll of pneu-
monia.
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NEW BATTLESHIP
MAKES POOR SPEED
THE CRUISER NORTH CAROLINA
DOES NOT COME UP TO THE RE-
QUIREMENTs, BUT CONDITIONS
ARE UNAVOIDABLE.

Rockland, Maine, January 6.-The new
armored cruiser North Carolina built by
the Newport News Ship Building and Dry
Dock company, on her screw STANDARDIZED
ton trial today failed to make the neces-
sary number of revolutions to maintain
her contract speed of twenty-five knots
on any of the fourteen runs over the
measured mile course, according to I'M
official information. This was understood
to be due to a handicap. No official
report on the speed was permitted to be
given out. AS a result of the trial it was
found that her propellers must make 119
revolutions per minute to enable her to
attain a sped of twenty-five knots Ow-
ing to unsatisfactory communication be-
tween the engine and fire rooms due to n
recent order of the navy department that
the four fire rooms be lightly ceiled the
cruiser was not pushed to her limit and
the greatest number of revolutions per
minute was III which fell short of giving
the required sped 1t is considered prob
able however, that on the first run at
sea after a showdown for six hours fol-
lowed by a twenty-four hour run ending
at Hampton Roads the cruiser will
better her speed.
Select coal was not used. There was
worry little vibration and no accidents.
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city who would rather see the electric
line run down Nineteenth street to Fourth
or Third avenues, turning down one of
these avenues to Twentieth street and
thence up to First avenue, having sta
ton on First avenue between Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets, coming out of the
station along First avenue and turning
into Nineteenth street again.
Judging from the expressions that have
been heard on the street today 1t is very
probable that something in this connec-
ton will be done tomorrow evening.
This matter has been allowed to go
over at the last few meetings, but is
believed now that it will be settled to-
morrow evening.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-01-07
LAWRENCE WRITES ATTORNEY
Advises That Test Case Be Brought At
Mobile.

Mobile, January Especial "A
letter has been received by City Attor-
ney Boone from Brooks Lawrence
superintendent of the Anti-SaIoon
league of Alabama in regard to tie
opinion recently rendered Mayor Pat J.
Lyons by Mr.. Boone, in which he de-
clared the 9 o'clock law TO be uncon-
stitutional.
Mr.. Lawrence says that while the at
torney for the Anti-Saloon league
differs with City Attorney Boone, as to
the constitutlonality of the law, he
recommended that Attorney Boone
swear out IA warrant and test the
validity of the law.
Mr.. Boone replied that he could not
advise the city to take any such ac-
ton, for feeling as he does about the
Jaw, and advising such arrest or ar
rests, the party arrested might nave
cause for DANA es against the city of
Mobile.