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The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
POLICE COURT DOCKET

Bessie Ashton, drunk: sentence SUE
pended.
Frank O.. Barlow, drunk: sentence
suspended
James Thomas. drunk; IS or 30 DAYS.
John Foster. drunk: did not appear.
Ellzabeth Foster, drunk. adjourned
TO Oct. 20.
William Hall. drunk; sentence sus-
days.
Martina Patrickus. disorderly person;
flu or 80 days
suspended.
Frank Newberry, drunk: 10 days In
house OF correction
Il,atrtck Grogan. drunk. s. ior 30 days.
Elizabeth McCloud, drunk: sentence
suspended.
Charles steam. disturbing the peace
adjourned to Oct 81
Daniel McKerneX- Disturbing the
peace. $40 or 30 days
George III. Harrison, disturbing the
peace: discharged.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
T|ERNEY ADMITS
HE'S A FRAUD
INSERTS lad" FOR GIRLS TO GO
7 oNlsTAGE AND ARREST
FOLLOWS.

Tierney will not be prosecuted as
the police have nothing to JUSTIFY
them in asking for a warrant.
Il made a fool OF myself" said Tier
ney. Wednesday morning s. didn't
want any girls. but | meant no harm
in inserting the advertising. IL was
just a Joke. | guess.
In addition TO the. answers received
TO the theatrical "ad." he got 80 10
an advertisement for a housekeeper.
He ignored the latter, he says. Tier
ney asked the police 10 Issue an order
banishing him from the state, but as
the law gives the department no such
power, Tierney was doomed TO disap-
pointment. However, he was advised
To leave town.
Many young women who desired 10
shine on the vaudeville stage. and
were certain they would become
stars IL they had the chance. answered
tn advertisement which recently APP
peared In the Detroit papers. inserted
by Arthur Tierney. The young women
were offered attractive positions at
$25 per week, and experience was un-
necessary.
Among the applicants was a young
woman residing at No. SO Montcalm-st.
east. Tierney called on her Tuesday
evening. and the young woman. sus
pecting that he could not make good
on his glowing promises, notified po-
lice headquarters OF the AFFAIR. Truant
Officer Jordan arrested the young man
In the station he admitted TO Detec-
tive Ially that he was not connected
with any vaudeville theater and that
he had no way TO give any OF the wo-
men a job.
The young woman says the man
drew from his pocket tape measure.
and wished TO take her dimensions.
saying il was necessary II she wished
TO go on the stage.
When Tierney was searched 81 let
tiers were found In his pocket. all an
sweTs To his lad" He also carried q
business card with the name: Arthur
Tierney, singing comedian. playing
Western Vaudeville Managers associa-
ton"
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
6v r C. ShOTwELl.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.-The steel
shares failed to respond in the early
trading today, to the very large re-
port OF earnings for the September
quarter. The reason probably was
the fact that the earnings would
amount TO $27,000,000 had been well
known TO the responsible people. The
earnings indicate that the trust Is
more than earning its dividends, even
in this year Of panic. The insiders
have been buying the stock very open
~ recently and the Wall-st. public be-
lieves they are selling II today.
Hartman shares made new high
records, Union Pacific selling up to
l72 is and Southern Pacific TO 109 Is.
Profit-taking in these shares was also
in evidence at the opening. Northern
Pacific, Great Northern, St. Paul and
Reading were all firm. and although
profittaking was INDUCED In every
where on the strength OF the steel re-
port, the sales were well absorbed.
No Important Advance Expected.
Indications are that the market will
be held steady throughout the week,
but no advance OF importance Is ex-
pected.
On the curb market the Cobalt
stocks were the center OF attraction
once more. with La Rose, Nipissing
and Cobalt Central the most active.
The Nevada copper shares, under
leadership OF Nevada Consolidated and
Cumberland-Ely, advanced once more.
Goldf1eld shares were steady but not
very active.
London was strong In the American
department. Of which the Steel shares
were the feature.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
CONFESSION duplicates
FORTY MIGHT RIDERS"

TIPTONVILLE, Tenn. Oct. 2S.-Ted
Burton, self-confessed night rider, told
a remarkable story of night rider dep
relations near Ree1foot Lake, con
Tossing TO the part he played in the
outrages which reached elimination
In the putting to death OF Capt. QUEEN
tin Rankin, an attorney of Trenton,
Tenn, on the banks OF the lake
week ago, and duplicating men prom
inent in this part of the state.
While Burton denies that he was
present when Rankin was-put 10
death, he admits that 1t was through
information given by him that the
band congregated and took the attor.
ney while he was staying at the hotel
at Walnut Log.
In his confession, Burton gave the
names of no fewer than 40 alleged
members of the night riders. Most
Of these men are under arrest.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
I4-YEAR-OLD GIRL
IN RUNAWAY MARRIAGE

STURGIS. Mich. Oct. 2S.-(Spe-
sal. )-Residents OF this city were
shocked when Mrs. Fred Schroeder
announced the marriage OF her daugh.
ter Estella, aged only IA. TO Homer
Shively, aged 26. formerly Of Hast
ings.
Fearing the Michigan law relating
to the marriage OF minors. 1t Is said.
the couple went to Kentucky. The re-
port Is that they boarded a ferry boat
for some point which they will not re-
veal
After the marriage the girl was TAX
en- TO Mudlavia for treatment for rheu-
matfsm. She has returned home.
Shively conducts cleaning and
pressing establishment here.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
SAGINAW ONE OF
V|[EsT CITIES
HEAR MILLIONAIRE
PLEAD TO HAVE LID"
cLAMPED.
w. X. BURT.

SAGINAW, Mich, Oct. 2S.-The
greatest law and order meeting ever
held here was attended last night by
5000 persons. who thronged the audi
forum and listened 10 speeches ad-
vocating the reelection OF Prosecut-
ing Attorney Miles Purcell. The aud
fence was non-partisan and prominent
men OF both parties occupied the
stage. Both Purcell and w. X. Burt.
who delivered a notable speech. were
accorded a rousing demonstration.
Burt, in his address, declared that
the open town Under Mayor Baum )
13 years administration had made
Saginaw lone OF the dirtiest and vii
est cities In Michigan"
1t is a good thing he pulled OF our
ticket" declared Burt The people
should have retired him long ago"
Burt drew an effective picture OF
himself and a Detroit friend picking
a l4-year-old boy out OF the snow on
a cold winter night and taking him
almost unconscious from intoxication
to the police station, here. He said
this incident had turned him against
the saloon. Burt said he had voted
against prohibition In the constitu-
tional convention because he did not
believe II could be enforced In Michi-
gan, and advocated local option by
wards and townships. warning the IL
quor interests that IL they did not
obey the present laws. the legislature
would pass such an act, and that II
would make at least eight wards In
Saginaw dry.
Purcell in his address declared he
had been threatened and inundated
for enforcing the laws and read a SEN
sational circular printed In German,
which has flooded the county within
the last day or two, villifying him
and calling upon Germans to unite
and crush him.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28

BUFFALO. Oct 2s.-(Special. Cat
tle--Receipts light and slow Hogs -
Receipts 5000. strong; heavy. s6i5a
S25 best workers.. ssdei0: light. Is. rs
ass; pigs. $%.76G5. sheep-Recclpts
5000. top lambs. sS.e5. Calves-ss rs.
Nsrkes Close
EAST BUFFALO, Oct. 2s.-Cattle--
Receipts 100 head; trade slow, steady.
veals-Receipts 500 head fairly active
for choice. at soc lower; common slow
Gull TO choice. S4.75 $50. sheep and
lambs-Receipts 1000 head: lambs
opened fairly active and easier. closed
slow: sheep active and hrm. lambs, 81
S.l5: few at S6.25: yearlings, Ag4.50:
sheep. $2I4.26. Hogs-Receipts 4.250
head; active: best grades 5Tl0c higher
light weights $50 5c stronger; york
ers. $5.25G6.lo; pigs, Sl.50G4.75;
mixed, A6g615. heavies. $6.l016.25,
roughs. So n $50: stays. $+T450.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO. Oct. 2s.--Iogs-Receir;s
81, 200, market slow, weak to SC of
light, 35Q5.S0; bulk, $5.55 u 5.S5; mix Il.
$4,000; pigs, sS.2sQ 4.90: heavy. S. 30
U6; good TO choice heavy, IS. q ).
roughs. s6.30a6; yorkers. IS. $50 ). :.
Cattle-Receipts $4,000. market weak.
generally Toe lower; beeves, S3.l5GT.50
Texas steers. S3.25Q4.50: western
steers. $50 SIS; stockers and feeders.
$2.50d4.45: cows and heifers, $l.50QD
5.25 calves. seas. Sheep--Recsipts
| 20. 900. market steady: natives, $3.50 fr
AIS: western, 32.6044,s5 yearlings
$460M525: lambs, natives $4.l0Q6.20;
westerns. S4.l046.2O
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
RESIGN FROM INSURANCE
CO., ALLEGING GRAFT

NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.-Protesting
against what he terms questionable
methods and practices" by directors
of the Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
President William A. Fricke and his
fellow officers have resigned.
Frieke charges that Miles M. Daw-
son. former expert insurance adviser
of the Armstrong committee. has
sought to sell out the company. Vice
Presidents ]. Z. Roehr and l.. b. Plum
mer and l.. z. Dearth are with Fricko
In quitting the company.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
SUIT AGAINST WARNER
BY A HILLSDALE MAN

HILLSDALE. Mich. Oct. 2s.-Pa
pers have been served upon Gov. War
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Britton having
commenced suit for personal damages.
aggregating $4,000.
While the governor was campaign.
ing here nine weeks ago. Britton's
horse became frightened at his APP
preaching automobile. The horse
plunged over an embankment, throw
ing the occupants out OF the carriage.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
Mrs. Robson GETS Divorce.

The contested divorce case of Der!
tina vs.. George Robson, which took up
two days of Judge Donovan's time
last week. was settled Wednesday
morning when the Judge awarded the
wife decree. gave her 40-acre farm.
life insurance. The question Of all
mony caused the contest to become
very bitter. The husband claimed
that HIS wife was always at him to
deed his property to her. and when he
refused she left him. He claimed To
have made most of his money before
he married her. Mrs. Robson was his
second wife. and 30 years younger
than her husband.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28

at the election next Tuesday. has Is
sued statement in which he reviews
the changes that have been made In
the old constitution and suggests that
the people OF the state will consult
their own interests by voting TO ap-
prove the new document.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
EXPECT KERN AT BANQUET.

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Oct. 2s.--It is
expected that John w. Kern. the Dem
ocratic nominee for vice president,
will be one of the speakers at the
Michigan Union club banquet TO be
held Nov. IL. Mr.. Kern is an alumnus
Of Michigan and has signified his In
tention Of being In Ann Arbor at that
time. Andrew ID. White. another prom
inent alumnus. Is also down for a toast
ut the same time
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
WARNER SPECIAL ON
HIKE" THROUGH STATE

HOLLAND, Mich, Oct 2S.-The
Warner special train was greeted.
when 1t arrived here, with a big club
parade and an automobile procession.
Later. the Hope College Republican
club gave glee concert.
Gov. Rich, Gov. Warner, Candidate
for Treasurer Sleeper and Senator
Burrows were the speakers. An hour
and one-half was given to Holland.
The next point was Grand Haven,
an hour being occupied by the speak
ers.
The evening meeting was In FIRE.
mont. Newaygo county, fine little
town Just over the line Of Oceana
county, some 26 miles northeast OF
Muskegon. The attendance had rep
resentatives from Muskegon. Oceana
and Newaygo counties.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
K|DNAPS CHILD
FROM ?. N. TRAIN
ALLEGATION OF MRS. EDWARD
COOLEY AGAINST. HUSBAND
WHO ASKS DIVORCE.

PORT HURON, Mich, Oct. 2S.-
Especial. while Mrs. Stella Cogley.
of Emmett, was sitting quietly in her
seat on a Pere Marquette train here,
her husband. Edward Cogley, who de-
serted her n short time ago, 1t is al
legged, and who now asks a divorce
from her, rushed into the coach an
grabbed up her four-year-old son, she
says. The man made away with the
child and cannot be located.
Mrs. Cooley has asked the court to
make him return the babe to her.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
CARS CRASH AT UReANpALE.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Oct 2S--
On the Michigan United railway yes.
terday. limited car, from Kalama-
roo met a local car from Battle Greek,
head-on at Urbandale. The cars col
lided Just beyond a switch. which
the car overran, on account of the
slipperiness OF the rails, caused by
falling leaves The motorman jump
ed. The front of each car was smash.
ed, but the limited motorman's nerve
in remaining at his post prevented
more serious disaster.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
COPPER MARKET-CIOsE.

Adv. s; Bay $. Gas. /; Bos. Cons. tl4A
Bos. & Corb.. 1914; Butte Gin, 267.
Cop. Con, 77h: G. q H. $50; G. & A..
120: Davis D., 81; II. Butte. y: Ely
sA: FIR, 1874; First Natl. I 11-16;
Globe. ca @. Can. 1919; Gold. Cons.
eh; Helv.. 3ik . Isle Roy. 23%. Kew
Cop. sit: Lake. u; Mass. So; Mob
~; Maj. 50; Mia; ~; Mp. %.
e5; n. Baptte, 81; Old DOM. SO: Raven
SO Rhode ISL. Al; Shan. 1888 Sup
Pitts. 1874: Santa Fe. y ": Sup. Cop
f1 ftab Cons Suee 40: Utah Con-. " as%o 8
OF asH S-R r3ah do pfd,-a5;
Win. 5; Wolv., 1f2: WAN. "a Youk,
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28

WILMINGTON. Del. Oct. 2S.--Rev.
Frederick Joseph Kinsman, formerly
OF the city OF New York, was today
consecrated third bishop of the Pro-
testant Episcopal diocese Of Delaware,
succeeding the late Rev. Layton Cole
man, who died last December. Today
was selected. being the feast OF st.
Simon and st. Julie.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
pOsTON COppuR SALES

BOSTON. Mass. 49,. 2s.-5ales. fur
nished by Hayden, stone N Co.. lI6.llc
ALL. 100: Anc-, 10; Arc, 10; Ariz. Coml
1875: All. 2.l35: Bos. Cons, $50. Bos
& Corb.. SITS; B.. G., sac. G. & A,
2.77s; u. w. 80: FIR. $50; u. c.. 1.5i2;
Isle Roy. 220: Lake. 1905 Mass. I20;
Mex, 40: Mia. 1.552; Mich. $50; Mob.
s26: New. Cons, 9g4: Newh.. SO; N. b..
Csc. 20; Par. $50; Quincy. 26, CHAN.
s7s: Sup. & Pgh., 2,23l: Sup. Cop. l75;
Tam, 10; Tenn, $50: Trim. k9o; Oil. 100;
U. s. X. 522: do pfd. 40, Uni. Cop. IS;
lA5: Win. 10. Wow. q: WAN. 20
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
N. " COTTON.

NEW YORK. Oct. es.-The cotton
market opened firmer In sympathy with
the cables but after the call. II eRsea
off owing to the lack OF aggressive
support from the bulls. especially the
Wail-st. interests. Low temperatures
In the western belt with general .ains
east OF the Mississippi were not 10 ,lSed
upon "a being especially fayorable.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
Trixie Head. suffraqette Rush

NEW YORK, Oct 2S.-Fifteen suf-
fragetotes, headed by Miss Trixie
Frizanza. the actress, and Mrs. So
phie Levinger, and Miss Mary Cole
man, made an onslaught on the may
or's Office in the city hall today, but
Lieut.. Kennel and several bluecoats
turned them away and they returned
the way they had come. They wanted
permission to talk from the city hall
steps.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden,
uosTON WOOL.

BOSTON. Oct. ga slight falling OF
the local wool market. through many
OF the buyers having supplied their re-
ouirements Shipments. however. con-
tinued steady and prices rule finn.
There il an apparent tendency TO swalt
the result of the election before closing
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
CARTON URGES ADOPTION
OF NEW CONSTITUTION

FLINT. Mich. Oct. 2S.--John J.
Carton. president of the constitution
"a convention at Lansing last yeat
which prepared q revision OF the con-
nfltution of the state Of Michigan for
robmlssion to the electors OF the state
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
NEW YORK METAL.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.-At the Metal
tone prevailed under the lead Of cop
per which was advanced &c in the bid
for all grades Tin improved a small
fraction Lead was slightly higher.
spelter unchanged. Quotations: Lake
1914 d13Tsc; electrolytic, 13L W13s. G;
castings 49,. QlSSc; spelter fS0g
ASS; lead. 1900 +32isc; tin es.S0q
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

POND quotations. furnished by Hay
den, Stone 4 Co, 116-1ls Griswold-st.:
New Is reg. 1914 @1o4: do. coup. 1o4
bid: new 3s reg. 10ok 01o0& do.
coup. 101 m10lA: new IS reg. 1904 al
III. do, COUP 122 bid.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
Apple.-Fancy. .sQG common. $50

Apples-Fancy. $500: common. $50
snt,er--omciaI prices: Extra cream
packing Stock. isc per is. ''
Cabbage-Sl.so per bbl-
caci,so-. .;G 80 81 Per Oask'.
lsc; old. lac; Lmburger. Use: brick.
Chestnut.-$3.5o a. per bu: 70sc per
California Fruits-Grapes. S1.754
per crate; -prunes, $3.50 per crate.
Cor @Packass coffee. nz,7s61a:s
cr.nserrie.--cap. Gods. ,a7sos per
blu. ssas.5o PEI bbL
Dressed Cais~.-Fancy. io01oho;
e0 Dre..ee O' sdns-Gaxh. snosnc.
heavy. s4ehc per ID.
Egs.-M!chiean curren, recsipta
$3.50: second pstent. IS; straight. stSS:
clear. s$.75 per Dol.
Feed-Iobbing lots. bran. ss4: coarse
S2s5e: coarse middlings. s2S: hne mid
dlings. S2s per ton
Finnan Haddie.-loHc per ID.
house. $3.50 per doz; lettuce. I5c per
ID: parsley. l5c per doz:
Grape Fruit-st. 2s94.50 per box.
Grs Graz. tspscNa' s pas Baskets S 100
zoe; Alb baskets, 15c: Nlagaras, Alb
baskets. i5e: .Delawsres. Alb. Ice;
Ms h.SSS.. ssgSsU per nails UGs ,o b.
painted barbed Wire. sk..o: salVsni i. "a "a
barbed wire. s2.So; No annealed wire.
cloth. $40 per 100 feet: lap and slip
after weaving. so per cent on. wire
Js,nt sa y. So and "a 70 pea
pipe. rs and per cent OF
Ho.ey-Fancy white. i201ac. ami er.
itT,, nor ex,,n..es sgsiS &c. per su H.
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying The
following prices for new oaied hap In
car lots. {. o. b. Detroit: No. l timothy.
straw. sS.50V7: wheat and cat straw.
t5:6o@e ten. in car iot..
cured n'a'I SC: 30 s ss.sa' s iss; Ne No. J
green. inc; kip cured. No. i, 10 c; No.
J. &c; Kip green. No; l. &C; No a',,,hss:
green. No: l. lac: No: z nhs per 10:
:Siss. as % N Wool l. tS6sco. "'''
Lemon.-Caiifornia, s595.26 per box.
mn hroom.-e5c per ID.
MieniSan. 3 a. soc per bu ~ crate
Otis--Tsaw iinseec. asc: boiled liza
seed. 44c gal. less ] per cent FOR ca.h
III ~ uuyS, QlkhOUu ntauitknks kufV-
Ger. -tuFpeHtine.-iE- barrel iots.
42c per barrel.
Oranges-valencias.$ 5@5.50 per box.
boz.
Pear.-Klefer's. 35Qsoc per bu; Sa25
Q2.1S per bbl: BartIetts, 3L7b03 per
bu.
Pop Corn--Ears.-l ~ % &c per ID.
PinesppleS-Florida &4.C0Qs per
crate. s250m275 per don
POtatOes-Michi gan, 55V60c per bu:
car lots, I. O. b. Detroit. 90 a 5Jc per bu.
PouItry-iIcns. 9ugizc; springs. 100
10iac: geese. yGil0c; ducks. 1091lc.
turkeys, $50 lie per ID.
sweet PotatoeS-Virginias. ~ per
Dbl; Jerseys, $l.l5 per blu. 1926 per
Dbl.
Pvovf-ion.--Mess pork. $500: family
pork. s1?p19.50; light, clear. $1,000:
heavy 500. 90. smoked hams. IN C:
dry sailed briskets. 11ifc; shoulders.
Shc; picnic hams. SIC: bacon. .4c:
lard In tierces. lie: kettle rendered.
l2hc peg 10.
sugar-erystal dominoes. IS: Eagle
tablets. $685.. cut loaf, $6.45; cubes, 80:
XxXN powdered. $500; graduated, ex-
ira coarse. $5.55. granulated, I'm bulk.
s5.45: graduated. in 25-lb cotton bags.
$3.50 Michigan granulated, $3.50. con-
fectioners A, $40. No. 1, S5.45; No. 2,
sbI5 No. 3. s5.t5. No. 4. s5.35; No. 6.
81 go No. 9, t5.25. No. Z. $50; No. s.
s5i5 No ., $50, No. 10. s5.05, No. IL.
s.: No. ~, si.95: No. 10. $500. No IL.
s49O: No tl5 $500 per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
CHICAGO LIVEsTOCk.
BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Furnished by Hayden, Stone & Co:
After firm opening with prices
per shares have developed reaction
airy tendency and some pressure TO sell
is in evidence. While the declines
have not been important the undertone
has been In the direction OF weakness.
The action OF Amalgamated, following
tre recent bullish predictions, has
created some adverse comment. The
active issues during the morning SEES
sion have been Old Dominion. North
Butte. Butte Coalition, Copper Range.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
Markets anz Finance

Wheat In Liverpool closed unchanged
and corn lisa lid higher
Kansas City wheat receipts, 80 cars,
year ago ITO cars.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Wednesday, $4,000 bu: year ago. 49,
900 bu.
Exports OF wheat and iour wednes-
day. 4l7.o00 bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Oct. 2s.-Unresponstyc
Liverpool cables. which comes u q low
er. against our upturn OF tIlh yes
terday. caused an easier opening IN
wheat There was fair commission
houses buying on the decline.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
ASKS A RECEIVER FOR
CLEVELAND RY. SYSTEM

+, CLEVELAND. Oct. 2S.-The Central
Trust Co. OF New York today applied
in the federal court for receiver for
the entire street railway system OF
The Central Trust Co. is the trus-
tee of three issues Of bonds made b.
the old Cleveland Electric Railway
Co, of which the Cleveland Railway
Is the successor
This action Is Independent OF the
one instituted last Saturday by 20
creditors for receiver for the NUM-
cipal Traction Co.
Judge Tyler. of the federal court.
issued temporary order tying up all
the funds held by the Municipal Co.
except such az may be necessary for
the payment Of wages.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
PRODUCE.

Commission men report very
steady. quiet and featui eless market
this week. and aside from the poultry
deal. there Is but little OF interest. Re
ceipts OF poultry are fairly liberal, the
consumptive demand 10 extremely light
and about the only outiot receivers
have is the big dressers VINO have stor-
age facilities. and Under these condi-
tions buyers can pretty nearly make
their own prices What makes the sit
uation worse Is the fact that eastern
markets are also demorali1ed and car
lots intended for New York are beng
switched on here. Butter and eggs are
Arm and the general market remains
unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28
Quotations by Hayden, stone & Co.
Omen. High. LOW. Clos
LIVE STOCK.

(a)Asked. Ob)Bid. tx)split.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-28

Templar made no reply.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-12
WSZECHSKOWIANSKI
ZTAZD KUPC0W.

Praga, IL cZerwca. - Wszech-
slowiahski zjazd handlowcow,
ktory wzbudzif niezwykle zywe
zainteresowanie, zakohczyi dis
swe obrady.
Wygioszono mowy pelne zapa-
Iu proklamujqce braterstwo wszy-
stkich ludlow sfowianskich i tym
razem ME tylko skonczylo sic ma
siowach, bo z powodus bojkoto-
wanna Niemcow, kupcy polscy
weszli w stosunki handlowe tu-
tejszymi firmami. Wybitna role
odegrai w czasie zjazdu DR.. K.
Kramarz, przywodca Mlodo-Cze-
chow posef do parlamentu, kto-
ry reprezentowaf miasto Tabor.
DR.. Kramarz niedawno ucZestni-
czyi w zjezdzie Slowian W Pc
tersburgu. wv porywajacej movie
oSWiadczyf on, re terazniejszy
zjazd jest pierwszym objawem
wielkiego przymierza wszystkich
sloWianskich narodow.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-12
ZAJFCIE PAROWCA.

Mabile, Ala, IL czerwca. -
Przybyla tn wiadomosc, re paro-
wiec "Goldboro" New Yorku
zostaf przez w1adze rzeczypospo-
litej Honduras, zajety.' Parowiec
ten, ktory nalezal do braci Bailey
New Yorku, zostai zajety ia
zqdanie sekretarza stanu, Roota.
Bailey byf prezydentem kompa-
nil New York Export Shipping"
kt6ra oszukaf ma statktl "Gold-
boro" majatek jej uwi6zf.
Washington, D. c., IL czerwca.
Rad republiki Honduras do
ni6si, re got6w jest ma wydanie
Bailey'a, prezydenta upadfej kom-
panii "New York Export SLIP
ping.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-12
BandyCi zamodoWaIi dyektQra urzednikdW.
TRZECH BANDYTOW UJETO
ReSzta zdOfaIa uciec peniedzmi-Echa wizyty Ed
warda.- -ZbIizenie sic ROsyi JapOnii.- -KatastrOfa
g6rach pfzedaruIa6skich. - WszechsfOwia6ski zjazd
kupc6W-U UpaIlstWOwienie kOpaIG we Francyi. Rome.

Tyflis, IL czerwca. - Dziesie-
citt uzbrojonych Cd stop do gfo-
wy bandyt6w napadlo ma zabndo-
wanna tutejszej komory celnej.
Po zamordowaniu dyrektora ko-
mory czterech urzednik5w roz-
b6jnicy zrabowali sumo $4,000 i
ucickli. Pogoh policyi konnej do
pedzila rabusiow stoczyia L hi
mi formalnq bitwe. Trzech raba-
slow pozstaio ma placu boJu. re-
szta jednak Wraz Z pieniedzmi
zdoIaIa ukryt sic w oklicznych
g6rach.