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The Detroit times., 1908-04-01
LIES HISTORY OF
PERCY BOWIN is
Barred IN COURT


way In the world. in Oshawa, Ont.
while working for The Ontario Male
able Iron Co. he met Alice Smith.
then on a visit TO friends, and she
coaxed him TO come TO Detroit. he
said. He came, In October. 1907, and
got job picking apples for a man
named Klein, who mad a farm near
Pennington. Returning TO Detroit in
November. he secured a position in
Williams Bros pickle factory through
NJ. employment agency and WORKED
there until two weeks before Christ.
mas, when he was lald or
In the meantime he had met Myrtle
Millen at the boarding house, No. CO
Beaubien-st., but the FIRST day he wen;
To work he had met Dick Coady. IN
iatter's house, No. 453 First-st. Coady,
he said. fired him out because he was
sweet. on Coady's wife.
Then be went tosShamburger's No
80 Columbia-st. but was put out Of
there two days later because, as Percy
put IL, ''he got III with girl there. :
That was on Dec. IL. From then on
until he left town the day after the
murder, Bowin elert in cheap lodging J.
paying his rent with money given him
by the women TO whom he was paying
attentions. The Temple hotel, on
Michigan-ave.: the Continental and
American. on Cadillac-sq., were his
lodging places Then on Christmas
eve he met Marie Hall, the woman
with whom he left Detroit on Jan. 4.
Coming to the night of Jan 3, Bowin
said he took Marie Hall home after
spending the evening with her down.
town. and on his way back downtown
stopped in to bid Mother" WEIGH
good bye. He told of having seen her
write a letter the previous evening.
hat Capt Mcdonnell adruftfy forced
fimrto admit that Il was FRIDAY night
she was writing the letter. AMI that
she had discussed its contents with
him. This was the half-fnished let
ter found in the room the day Mrs.
Welchs body was discovered, and
Bowin hesitated when he tried to ex-
plain why Mother" as he called her
Familiarity throughout his story had
not finished her writing.
Detective Fox was on the stand all
Tuesday afternoon and told OF the
work he had done In tracing the dia-
monds. ~
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A. N. CAMPAU IS
TAKEN BY DEATH
WELL-kNowN CITIZEN WAS FOR
MER OWNER or BELLE
ISLE

Alexander Macomb Campau, one OF
the oldest residents OF eDtroit, and at
one time owner OF Belle Isle. died at
Is o'clock Wednesday morning In his
home, No. 529 Jefferson-ave.
Mr.. Campau was born on the spot
where. the water Offices are now locat.
ed on Jefferson-ave., In September,
1923, and for the last SO years haa
lived In the home where he died.
He inherited Belle Isle from his
mothers family. the McDougalls. and
owned II until II was sold TO the city
OF eDtroit I'm 1878.
At the time OF his death Mr.. Cam
pau owned a great deal OF real estate
In Detroit, having that property
known as the McDougall farm, being
over a mile OF land from Monroe TO.
Gratiot-aves. and along McDougaliS
ave. IL has been In the family con-
tinuously since the original grant
from the government.
In 1s46, Mr.. Campau was married to
Miss Eliza Throop. He Is survived by
the following children. Barnaby Cam
pau. Boston. Mass; Mrs. Henry w.
Fitch. Washington, d. c.; Mrs. F.
n Sibley and Miss Charlotte Campat.
OF Detroit. besides several grandchil-
dren. He was the last charter mem
Der OF the Detroit Boat club.
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HEADS OF C0UNT TRY
JUSTICES IN
DANCER
PERMIT MAN TO USE CRIMINAL
FUNCTIONS OF THEIR COURTS
AS METHOD OF COLLECTING
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AROUSED

An energetic collector working IN
WAYNE county is saiG TO have taken
advantage OF the ignorance OF the
country justices, and !raugurated "a
novel method OF collecting debts. The
attention Of the prosecutors Office Was
called to the matter Wednesday, and
several Justices may lose their joos.
and. possibly, get TITO more serious
trouble.
This collector would go before the
1astice to start suit for debt, but In.
stead OF starting suit III assumpsit. tnc
only legal method in case OF deo',
he would start suit Tor trespass on
the case, I'm Just the same manner
that criminal cases ere started. Tie
debtor knew nothing Of the case COM
ing on. and the collector always gDf
Judgment by default. An execution was
then issued by the justice. placed In
the hands OF a constable. and the VIC
tim arrested
The debts In most cases were small.
and when the prisoner saw term IN
iail ahead OF him ne usually settled
None OF the men arrested was eve-
sent to jail. preferrlnG to settle. For
that reason the practice has been go
ing on Tor a long tlfac. and tne raSIs
reached the prosecutor only when a
Detroit lawyer was engaged to defend
a man arrested.
Il believe the justices acted as they
did through ignorance" Assistant
Prosecutor Robson says. ''and the
practice will be stopped at once. Just
what action will be taken against the
justices Is mot settled. but some OF
them will probably Jose their posi-
tons"
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tContinued from First Page)
ly indicates that she intends to stick
by her husband In his trouble, and
her attendance at the trial will doubt.
less have its effect on the jury. AL
ready the worries OF the trial are tell,
ing on the brave little woman more
than upon her husband. While he APP
pears intensely interested In the pro
ceedings, he is confident, while she is
worried. Her fingers witch nervous
~, she shifts uneasily in her chair.
and at times hides her face In her
hands, apparently in an effort to keep
back the tears. One cannot help but
think that the outcome OF the trial
means even more TO her than to her
husband. His acquittal will go long
way toward clearing his name OF the
shameful charge brought against him.
while a verdict OF guilty will brand
as an outcast from society the man
whom she promisedOsto cling to in
adversely, as well as when fortune
smiles.
At 4:15 Tuesday afternoon the work
OF selecting jury was completed.
Great care was exercised by both the
BfOoCCbttOu tue uCAtuoc the
selection OF the IL men who will de-
eide the fate OF Ward, Attorney Muir
tina, for the defense. having exhaust
ed the peremptory challenges before
he passed the jury.
The jury is composed as follows:
Michael Blum, No. 473 Alfred-st !;
Stanley Cloutier.' No. sos Monroe-ave. /:
Thomas Cronin. No. 1852 Twelfth-st.;
William Edgecombe. No. S42 Four
teenth-ave.: Louis p. Chaser. No. 594
Ferdinand-st.; Melville Hnghess No.
239 Townsend-ave.; John Lokie. No.
AZ Winslow-sve.; Edward Mahon, No.
25S West Alexandrine-ave. Anthony
Marzejon. No. 1881 Dubois-st.s Neil
N. Peterson. No, 500 Gratiot-ave.: Da-
vid Sullivan. No. 245 LaSalle-ave. !:
Frank Underwood. No. 1899 Cham
Dlain-st
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GIVES CITY EXPERT
SERVICE FREE; THANKED

4 James 8. Holden, president OF the
board OF estimates. received unique
}honor from the common council Tues
day evening He was voted the
thanks of the city for his part in the
opening OF Aggressive.
Mr.. Holden examined the property
in the line OF the street opening for
the city and testified in court az T.
ne value. He was entitled to $500 los
his services according TO the value
generally put upon such expert wo-k
bat he refused TO accept any remuner
alton whatever.
In the resolutions. presented by
n Sid Burton, the council says: "Wc
commend the spirit displayed by Mr.,
Holden and regret that so few OF ous
public citizens see at &c follow his ex
ample
The Detroit times., 1908-04-01

Furnished by Cameron Currie * Co.:
There was hurried covering of shorts
In the active speculative issues this
morning especially Reading and Union
Pacific that forced sharp gains I'm the
first few minutes and for a time gave
the market an exceedingly strong tone.
The sharp recovery was based on the
news that the proposed new Issue of
Erie notes had been approved by the
public service commission and n belief
that the notes maturing on April \
would be either extended or paid on in
cash. The Erie notes were In demand
at 81, and the first and second pre-
ferred stocks scored good advances
After the first few minutes. the houses
that were the heaviest sellers. yester-
day supplied Reading I'm large amounts
can Smelling
The Detroit times., 1908-04-01

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE stock
market opened at general advances,
led by Union Pacific SIS. Reading l.
SHELTERS, rs, Colorado Fuel rs. and
in all Is Northern Pacific was up
5-s. st. Paul 3-S. and IN all SIS: Chi
cago & Northwestern and Steel pre-
ferred l-2. Steel common and St Pau.
started up IS. and Amalgamated Cor
per advanced Is, and in all IA. Ana
conda opened up IA. and gained In all
1-2 Missouri Pacific opened up So;
Erie first preferred opened 1-2 high
err and gained in al, points. The
second preferred gained over six
points. Lead opened IS higher.
There was hurried covering OF shorts
In the active speculative issues THIS
morning. especially Reading and Union
Pacific, that forced sharp gains In The
first few minutes and for time gave
the market an exceedingly strong
tone. The sharp recovery was based
wholly on the news that the proposch
new issue OF Erie notes had been
approved by the public service com
mission and belief that the notes
maturing on April s, would be either
extended. or paid oi. In cash. The
Erie notes which were quoted as low
AS 81. yesterday, were In demand ar
81 this morning and the Erie prefer
red stock made gains ranging from 4
10 over points this mcrning.
The covering move ment extended
to few other stocks outside OF Union
Pacific and Reading and was the
cause of fractional GAINS In peunsyl-
vania, st. Paul and Northern Pacific.
Alter the first hour the same houses
that were the heaviess sellers yestcr-
day supplied Reading IN large amounts
ard there was heavy selling OF Amer.
lean Smelling in evidence after the
FIRST sales were made.
Government bonds we're unchanged;
other bonds steady
The Detroit times., 1908-04-01

Wheat receipts at ST. Louis, $4,000
bu; year ago, 81 600 bu.
Exports OF wheat and flour Wednes-
day. l96.0o0 bu-
Wheat receipts at primary points
Wednesday 10000 bu; year ago, two
DAYS 1900. 900 bu.
Wheat in Liverpool closed unchanged
TO I'D higher. and corn Ad lower.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO, April Wheat showed a
firmer tone this morning. prices were
up A. a sc over yesterday, with fair
scattered buying by commission houses.
Steady cables and light receipts In the
northwest are the principal influences.
Yhe trade was OF small volume.
Opening prices: Wheat--May, 93A "
92Hc Corn--May. 66166Lc. oats
May. 53kc Pork--May. sl3.soG1s.70s
Lard--Afay. ss45aS42h. Ribs--May.
not quoted.
Armour was In full control of the
wheat market today and he took good
profits away from those who were OPP
posed to him. Prices closed y a. - c
higher. Corn was y n asc better To I'M
changed Oats were u a. lac higher.
and provisions showed no change TO
speak of.
Closing prices: wheat--May. s2ac.
Corn-May. 66hc. 9ats-May. SO hc.
ss41is GlS.50. Ribs-May, s7.s2Is GT.35.
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: AppIe.-Fancy. ss0sSo. common. .,

4
Bnttsr--Extra creamery. 29hc; farm
es pSces Estra saoek c
nrsts. 2enc: crooks. 2Sc: packing stock.
| I9c per ID
cabb.sc-Honle-g rown. ,19Iss per
T CeIery--GaIifornia. 50@75c per doz;
Florida, yZ.s5WJ per crate. "a
cr.nbcrries11I-ate Howes $3.50 per
CauIiaowsr--caiiforn sI.7s0a per
ches.e--aiichigan full cream. I40
CeGee--Packags coffee. ,i47s0lsss
per 100 lbs.
Dressed calves--Fancy. s@shc; CON-
Dressed Hcx.--Light, s@sHc per 1b:
common, So CSC per 10.
| Eggs-Michigan current receipts, ex-
"a E;iear@Michisan patent. in wood.
Sis: clear. 1875 per bbi
eosrss corn meal sss eo san ana oai
mIddilnss, sss per ton.
zoe per dos; cucumbers. si.75 per
ssSS1an per sa; parsley, 20 Csc per doa;
wae sos Gs psr sGss sD p.r dose
wa ri. osa"i MsS sg9y @se P per ID.
Sr Green P.sssrssos See ssse sr Dbl
Ii4ai5c, extracted, s@sc per ID.
H.e.o5y .i Nss,I .S;np per ba having ~.
following. prices for new baied hay In
car lots. Z; o. B: Detroit No. timothy.
SS 2 rye ,lss .,sam sGvs Wheat s snd
ost straw IS ton. I'm car lots.
IIises.-No. I cured; Sc; No, 2 cured.
s so No No sIesG No. No. T'i kip ' siesn p
lie: No. ,. sMc: calf, green. 40. 1. Zoe;
81 q: i NS I, *: .hssDssins. as as TO wool.
nardwsre--wirc nails, s24o: base
p osrSsd wire. 81 so; No. ) snneaied wire.
Goth. sIs so per NOON 100 feet. lap and .ip.
ss snd psT sep o per on Wis
Joint eavetrongh. 50 and 10 per cent
on; round and corrugated conductor
pipe, 20 and Ter cent on.
Lcmons-California. yS93.5o per box.
Mushrooms--soc per 10.
Orangss--california naveis. $27s93
Up NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,a@2.5o per dox
/ Pop Cors--Ears. ~ q2c per 10.
ecss per bur- i nsw bepmadas et us
Pouiiry--Hens, raa1sc: springs. lac;
itc' geese. io9iic turkeys i4alsc:
geese. li@I2c; turkeys. i59i7c per 10,
4 Provsstons--Mess pork. ti2.5o; family
pork. s14506f5; light. clear, 1880:
heavy. $3.50; smoked hams. sKc. dry
sailed briskets. SIC: shoulders Sc; pic
l mic hams. INC. bacon. 1919 Qf1c. lard.
-Hercea. a Ac. Kettle rendered. 9Xc
1 ID
onion---4o a SOC per bu;N Spanish.
s1.25 crate.
| OIr.---Raw iinseed. 42c: bokied lin
seed. 4sc gal: less J per cent for cash
| IN 10 day.. diamond headlight kcro-
sene. ehc: turpentine. In barrel lots,
ssrsws~rrs~--25@s oc per ut: sl.Se0
1.7s per 2f-pt case.
sweet I'ctnsoes--rilinois. s2G2.2b per
/ bu: SO per bbi
susnr--ctystai dominoes. 1910; eagle
| tablets. t7O5. cut loaf, s7.05: cubes.
! 1910. xxx powdered, s6.9S; gFanuist-
4 ed. extra coarse. s5.65; graduated. In
hnlk, $685.. graduated. In 10-ib cotton
bags. $50: graduated. In 25-lb cotton
bags. $3.50: Michigan graduated. s5.tb;
confseiioners.. 4; $40; No J. sss,S NO.
! IS 40: No. 8, 1885. No. 7. $3.50; No 5.
t5.as: No. >. $500; No 10. 1915; No II.
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SUES FOR $4,000
FOR Loss OF LEG

Xa;uing hiE leg at $4,000. BENJAMIN
Lapier commenced suit against the
fuittn Ice Co Tor that am ount IN
&c Mandeli's court Wednesday
ier lost his leg Oct. 2S. 1904.
unemployed on the Beaubien Ice
Apg. The tug was towing a
to Fair Haven. when II caught
zs}ud bank. Lapier saw the rope
g jGx nay. and FASTENED to assist
|&'9 other pan In fastening It. His
1tt became Nptangled In the rope and
Nns crushed bf before the mea could
te1cuc him.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-01
POLICE COURT DOCKET

Fred Gayhurst. disturbing the peace;
discharged
Bernard Lynch. disturbing the peace;
sentence suspended.
Nellie Edwards. disturbing the peace;
did not appear.
James Irving. disorderly conduct
sentence suspended.
Michael Murphy. drunk; sentence
suspended
Rooert Ernett, drunk; too drunk to
appear.
Jeseph Bowkon. drunk: adjourned to
April 2.
August Nerla drunk; So or 15 days
Thomas Burton, drunk; sentence sus-
pended.
Frank Miller. disturbing the peace
sentence suspended
Michael Rogozinski. disturbing the
peace; discharged.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-01
New city Paymaster chosen.

George w. Courville has been APP
pointed city paymaster by City Treas
Irer Koch In place OF Fred Schultz.
resigned. Courville has been road
boss In the Seventeenth ward for the
ID. p. w. and was previously railroad
man. His place as road boss will be
taken by Frank Parrish.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-01
LEAVES BRIDE AT THE
ALTAR TO SEE A FIRE

4 INDIANAPOLIS, April Fire OF
1pposedly incendiary origin. destroy
y the Hitz cold storage building. in
oQtk Alabama-st.. last night. The
Is 100000 Insurance. $4,000
heaviest losers are George Hitz
az. w. Il. Dietz 4 Co.. stored goods.
the Indianapolis Candy Co.
al Dtetx. Of W. X. Dietz & Co.
united IN marriage to Miss Gladys
Moy Inst pight. and the firm alarm
MED white the guests were as
11ed for the wedding. Tmme,
<&l1 after the ceremony. MIR. Dietz
\ ~ bride 10 visit the scene OF
The Detroit times., 1908-04-01
BOSTON COPPER.
CoPPER LETTER.

Cameron curris.& Co.'S copper letter:
Opening copper cable: spot. fes LIS
The coppers opened steady this
morning and held about stationary dur
ing the first half OF the day. Trading
was again on a small scale with no
feature to the transactions. Boston
Cons. showed a little hrmer tone than
for several days past. recovering hair
point from the low price OF yesterday.
North Butte was inclined to sag and
fell of three quarters OF a point. The
balance OF the list remained unchanged
up 10 the noon hour The metal In Lon
don was weak and OF 81 for both spot
and futures In first cables.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-01
G. T. MOODY SPEAKS
TO WHOLESALERS

George II. Moody, OF Newcomb-En-
dicott Co.. was the principal speal<s
er In the MONDAY luncheon of the
Wholesalers association In the Pen
obscot Inn. He took for his subject
Organization and Optimism" and
spoke at length OF the opportunities
presented TO Detroit merchants In
fghting for the supremacy OF their
market The luncheon was well at
tended
The Detroit times., 1908-04-01
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, April Under the in.
ftuence OF favorable cables. which in
spot article at Liverpool. the cottOr
market this morning opened firm at ar
advance OF > TO Is points Shorts were
large buyers on the call here. while
some OF the recent large bears ap.
peared to have covered and gone Ions
for a turn.
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Reported for Jbs Times by Cameron
nnsTox roPPER SALES.

HOSTON. April 1-A-SaIes. furnishcd
Al. 10: Bine.. ass: Bonz.. 100: p. c.,
$500 BsS ais C. : ss, A. . az las = ~ T.,
Ioe' We q. e g, C.. i.sSo: Roy. 90: Iasai..
iso: Mass. 10; Mex, 9Ob; Mich. To-;
Moh.. ia. New. ss5; ". r.. Los; O. -.
4ss Par. 1856. ,Qy. 10; r. L. as 3
u. s. r., i37; do pfd, 100, Utah. 1ss20.
Wet. $50; Win. i15.'
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PRODUCE.

Commission men reported steady
and fairly active market this morning
Butter and eggs are both firm. A gooc
many eggs are coming In, but consump-
ton is large. and with what are goine
into storage, there is no accumulation
Receipts OF poultry are hardly equal &c
the demand. and the market Is flrin
Potatoes and onions are dull. Apples
are being pushed of at reduced specia
prices. There were good many straw.
berries In the market this morning and
with n limited demand, prices were
lower.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-01

.: Helv.. ss.: Mass, sa, Mob. 80; Nip.
81. New Cons. llA New. Utah, 4; y.
Butte. 5S+ Quincy. So Rhode Isl, q
ssc: Tin. Cop, IA; Utah Cons. 3s~
U. s.. oil. sis e.. $. r.. s.. SSh
Wet. 5; Yukon. "a
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Cotton prices. furnished by Cameron
NEW YORx METAL.

NEW YORK. April i.--At the Metal
exchange today an easier tone was
shown with transactions OF "A moderate
character. All grades OF copper were
reduced &c In the bid. and asking
figures with the exception OF lake
which. was lowered nc for spot deliv-
cry and OF 7. &c for future delivery. Lead
was slightly lower In the bid quota
tlon. Spelter was unchanged
The Detroit times., 1908-04-01
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bonds. furnished by Cameron Curri
a. Co: New IS reg. 10S% ml04h: do
coup, f0f bid; new IS reg. 1904 q
I20h Ql2Iik: do, coup. 1924 bid.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-01
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. April l.--Hogs-Receipts
27 600 market slow, steady to &c high
err: light, $500 q s.s5: mixed, $5.s0Qe.t0;
heavy. s5.9oGs.35: roughs, $500 SOC;
pigs s4eOM575; workers.. t6.256b.35.
cattle--Rcceipts 1900, market steady:
1Oc lower; beeves. s4.60G7.35i cows. ~
mG1O; Texas. $4.4045 $40; calves, tfIs
and feeders. s325G5.30. Sheep-Re-
ceipts $4,000. market weak. ioc lower:
natives, Ss.7566.90: westerns. sbHs.so;
s6Gs.Io. westerns, ss.5o@s16.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-01
NEW YORK suGAR.

NEW YORK. March 3l.-Domestlc
refined sugar market steady and un-
changed. Spot raw sugars steady. Lon
don beet sugar quiet with March un-
changed at lis sid. and April "a
higher at lis SID
The Detroit times., 1908-04-01

NEW YORK. April THE smart
sets In this city and Philadelphia were
surprised to day to learn that Mrs.
w. Barklie Henry. one OF the best
known society matrons/ OF the latter
city. had joined the divorce colony In
Sioux; Falls, s. u. she Says shes
there for her lungs
The Detroit times., 1908-04-01
/,
e'~g~Fns-s- -, ~ ~ -
ERIE PFD. MAKES
6G-PP8Af GAIN
SHARP RECOVERY IN MARKET
BASED ON NEWS or NOTE is
SUES APPROVAL.
srocK mAaNEr-cIosE.

Am c. \ r., 81 y do ptd. y a, AN
Loco. AZ: do pfd, 80; AM smelt., 81 u
Anal Cop. So. Ana. Cop, 37h; A., T,
seS.; h. II. Tr., 45lG; Cent Leath.
20Js Ch. a o. sly Can. Pac.. 81 u
c. A. CT. W.. s; Colo. r. a. l.. IAN
Cons. Gas. l1sh Distil,. sih: ID. & "A
ends. %: M. Cent. 1881 l.. * ~. slH
NJ, X. 8 Tex. sSil Mo. Pac., 4oA Nat
Lead. 55Ls; Nor. 4 w, eSh; North
Pac.. l27Ls y. Y. c. g. H.. %; Penn
81 Car 20; Rep ST. lsh do pfd, Toit
Rock ISL. i4A 81. Paul, ll7s; Schlos'
St. ~ Sou. Pac. e. d. "a 2. g. 73&
South. Ry., 1875 do pfd: 80; Twin CITY
94N: u. s. Steel. san: do pfd. ss%
Wabash. 1919; do pfd. IN; w. Z. Teie'
"a
The Detroit times., 1908-04-01
Doctor Stricken en- street.

Dr. Wilbur Giliet on aged physician
residing III no. css77 f5skrr-st-. WIS taE-
en- III on Gratiot-avc shortly after
noon "Wednesday. Hc, wandered into
No, % f-2 Gratiot-ate. and asked -
be allowed to rest a few minutes. lic
mad no sooner sat down than he fell
70 the floor unconscious East End
ambulance took him To ST. Mary's hos
rital. where the doctors report he Is
IN serious condition. Mrs. Gillot
says her husband Is subject to dizzs
spells
The Detroit times., 1908-04-01
coppru Neutrality-suspicious..

MI, .alF ARC. IN BaI; "a bos'
H.. con Con. Ss: Cons Mer.l IS c. a
II. gz5. g. A. "a. frafy w, - Davis
D.. 3a Ely, sh /; Frank, z q; O. Can,
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Quotations by Cameron Currie AZ Co.
Open. High Low. Close
tsDSplit. tn) Non
TOLEDO GRAIN.

(b)Bid. fs)Split. tn)NominaI
TOLEDO GRAIN.
TOLEDO. o, April l.-Quotations by
Finley Rarreli AZ Co: Wheat-No. ,
red CSC: July. sshc: Sept. S7%c Corn
No. 3 yellow. s6isc: May. ssSc; July.
ssc: Sept. 65hc. Oats--No. white.
54i1c May. sac; July. 49c; Sept" 81 1sc.
clover seed--Cash. si3.45; April, sl3.lo:
net a. 55
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$40: No IL, s5.05: No. I3, s6.05: No. 1t.
IS: No. l5 IS per 100 lbs.
Tnilow--No. l, 4%c; No. 2. &c per ID.
Tsunntoes-FiorfdaG 76c per basket
The Detroit times., 1908-04-01

EAST BUFFALO, ~. Y. April L.
Cattle--Receipts 100 head. fairly active
and steady. Veals-Receipts 500 head.
active. CSC stronger at s.. 50QS Sheep
and Lambs-Receipts 5000 head. mar
ket slow and &c lower for lambs. sheep
active and firm: lambs. $5.504s.s5.
vearIings' s7.25n7.f5; wethers, s7p7 so:
mixed sheep. ss.I5@725. Hogs-Re-
ceipts 1850 head, active. 1O4 zoe high
er: workers.. ss7oqs!5; pigs segeie;
mixed and hevaiea 500 0S.IS; rou8hs.
sh15l6: atags S3(7514.25.
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LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Livestock Report by sadier, Rorfck q

BUFFALO. April Especially Cat
tle-Receipts light and steady. Hogs,
Rec4TpJs 2.UUU. pigs, y6fuT6.f5, art
others. s67Ogs75. Sheep-Receipts a.
coo; top lambs ss.75Qs.s'; top calves.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-01

Reported for The Times by Cameron
Currie s. Co. l4611s Griswold-st:
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he would cast his
Who has been COM
At he furnished can
Legislature money to
campaign just before
Kelly TO be called .uron to
hited States senator
Btatement Ia January, 1907,
1E was made upon information fur
shcd 10 me by Mr.. Hills friend, I.
Atwood. believed to be warrant
b then, and am still OF. that opinion.
ii may add that have no doubt that
had Mr.. Hill given the grand jury
the Information II asked for. and
which he publicly states he withheld
from the jury. this opinion would be-
etill further justified and confirmed.
The governor praised" the rare
literary style and finish" of Mr.. Hilrs
letter. but expressed surprise that
the Saginaw man should have thresh-
ed over again his old grievances.
The plain intimation in Mr.. Hills
letter that, had not Warner pretended
10 BE- III, he would have challenged
him to fight duel. the governor loft
1ly ignored
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