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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
Al Pantaaes

The novelty features with the
new show which opened az the Pan
taKos yesterday afternoon are
@ Hama san offering a series OF pie.
lures 81 life Ia the Orient, and sidl.
little bit ~ a man whO poaaesses
speed aud dexterliy III the handling
aud luggllnk Ut heavy weights Then
there are Kaufman brothers IN
black face. TFainor and Dale. com.
edianai Merritt aud Love. Eiwelra
SONG aud the pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
TO DISCUSS RATES.

The Commercial club will meet
this evening to discuss several mat.
ters II IMPORTANCE The question
~ reduced rates aad stopuver priv.
iieges offered By the transportation
lines during the AsY-p exposition
vii b. the most important matter
considered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
WOMEN TO TAKE PART.

One Of the prominent fesshfea OF
the tonth annual convention of the
grand aerio OF Eagles. ia be held
here next month. will be- the pro.
gram planned by the womcn This
program a. long aud varied. and
the feminine portion of seattlcs
guests will be well entertained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
klpp OPENS HERE.

r n. Kipp. candidate for the re-.
publican nomination Tor attorney
general. Is IN Seattle prepared 10
wage a campaign which VIII cover
several weeks Kipp IL fresh from
= campaign tour u the state. and
viii make his headquarters Al the
Hotel Arlington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
DOLPHIN BRINGS
MORE TREASURE

Ten sacks 81 gold dust In the
registered mali and $3.50 o0a b. OK.
press from Fairbanks. arrived on
the Dolphin yesterday afternoon.
fhe 20 passengers. mostly excuF.
si0niatA. we're taken 90 Foster gia.
cier. a. that glacier afforded more
af a spectacle than the Muir glacier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

SAN FRANCISCO. July Is For.
mer tax collector Edward J. Smith.
who is serving term 10 Folsom
prison for embexzling the funds OF
The tax payers Of this city. hopes
soon 10 be a free man. lie has filed
a petition with the state board Of
prison directors asking that he be
parOlad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
CHINESE ORGANIZING TO
FIGHT OPIUM

A Seattle branch ~ the Interua.
iIonal Chinese AtniOpium society "a
being organized b prominent local
Chinese. The society viii work 10
pat a stop 10 the sale ~ opium aud
Will furnish antidotea for the dead.
~ habit TIA. movement II spread.
ing an over the Pacific coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

NEW YORK. July 2s.--Thrcats Of
death Al the hands Of the Malta we're
made to Judge Rosalaky In court
just after he had announced sen.
tence on an Italian The Malta
will get you FOR this" shouted the
enraged man Then turning 10 some
OF bis friends ia the court room he
cried lie has given me ten years.
Take care of him for me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
SHOT in COLD BLOOD

BAKER CITY. Ore. July 2s.-D.
r. Trap. bartender and barber. &C
cused ~ killing Chas Jasperson.
also bartender. In cold blood. In
Huntington. Ore. Monday after.
noon. Is being guarded In a cell
here today.
According to stories told By wit.
nesses. Trap walked up 20 Jasper.
sou. and. after shouting: "TIl show
YOU. fired the fatal shot He elud.
ed his pursuers and was later
found -four miles from the city
asleep under a sage brush.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
TITLE TO ALLEYS
INVOLVED PUZZLE
ne BELONGS TO a,r" NOW.

BERKELEY. Cal. July 28.-In
recognition Of his contributions to
biology and physiology through his
experiments IN artificial partheno-
genisla. Prof jacques Loeb. head Of
the department OF physiology az the
University OF California. has been
presented wlth a diploma from the
Observation-Disclosures Sozietaet.
ia ETlangen. on tho occasion Of the
Tooth anniversary OF the founding
OF the society. The document
makes Or. Loeb member OF the
organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

There will be confetti battle az
White city, Madison park. tomor.
row night. aud a Erand concert by
NaEnere band The Kandalls. rifle
shoIa, aud Narfrlia. Roman ring "a.
pert. viii perform free ON the sta
dunn every Afternoon aud evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
BAR0NET INJURED
BY CABLE CAR

Sir John Rogers. one OF England's
most notable representatives IN
Esfpt narrowly escaped serious IN.
Jury sunday night at 10th av and
Madison a.
Sit John stepped from cable
cat while it was Ia motion. and fell
heavily lie was dragged under tho
fooiboard sustaining painful brlls
ca Sir John had been visiting
friends here. but left Tor Vancouver
Sunday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
ORGANIZE LOCAL OPTION cLus

Anti Saloon league workers last
night organized. a. The Aabury N.
= church. the first OF a string o.
local option clubs "a b. formed IN
King county G. " NaftREar was
chosen president and @ a. Hitch.
cock secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

NEW BRUNSWICK. Conn. July
% Archie Heron. a former black.
smith. has been placed on trial be.
fore Judge Bergen on a charge 0f
having murdered Rev s " ID.
Pickett an aged Methodist minis
ter a. Metacheu, on July %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

gave his bride a. a wedding pres.
eut Miss Ross came TO Richmond
and they were married In Washing.
ton. She il a member Of a promi.
nent New York family and striking
~ beautiful
Hart II associated With the Gates.
Moran studios. New York. and this
season IL connected With the Acad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

dlslodged from the hiding place
For that crime Phillips served time
ga the Waila Wallis peuifeniiary
Posses are surrounding Phillips.
who fled 20 a swamp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

TIE bill provides that II any wom.
a. maid Of widow shah betray into
nalrimoay marx that phrase. my
<lstefs--any unsuspecting male sub
tpss u Georgia hy scents. paints.
fesasr Ok perfume. cosmetics. ar.
tlfelsl teeth. false hair. iron STAYS.
tarseis. pads. hoops or hish-hsaied
seps3 huw cut waists. linser lace.
uflssaied. dropstitch or rainbow
keisfy. fne marriage shall be nuii
ri guid
o.. heavens. are the male legis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

RICHMOND. Va. July 2s.--For
several months preceding his recent
marriage 10 Miss Grace Eleanor
Ross Of New York. Jos Hart. one
Of the leading scenic artists IN the
East. worked upon an elaborate
painting. Welded Bliss" which he
The Detroit times., 1908-07-03
MUST BREAK LAW
TO MAKE A
LIVING
OWNER OF EMPLOYMENT AGEN.
CT SAYS FEES ALLOWED BY
ORDINANCE ARE NOT SUFFi-
cIENT-RATEs CHARGED NOW.

The law governing employment
agencies is being constantly violated
by the majority. II not by all Of the
agencies doing business in Detroit
This is the statement OF one OF the
agency proprietors. who claims that
the compensation allowed by ordi
nance is too small TO permit OF liv-
Ing for agency proprietors-
Application has been made by the
agencies for amendment OF the oidi-
nance but this proposed amendment
would not allow OF rates as high as
are being charged now.
According 10 the ordinance, one dol.
lar may be required from men and so
cents from women who seek positions
paying less than $50 per month. Not
more than 81 can be charged for OBJ
tanning such a position but any rate
may be made for jobs paying more
than 500 per month.
AS matter OF fact, applicants are
being charged 81 for registration and
10 per cent OF the first months salary
In addition
Il charge So for getting a $50 per
month job. stated Daisy b. Miller.
who conducts an employment agency
In the Chamber of Commerce. The
law does not allow enough and have
not been making money this year even
at 10 per cent rates All the agencies
charge the same as | do. obey the
law. however. in giving applicants
their money back IL do not find them
position In a week
Il think the law ought to be changed
so that we can make living without
violating it,"
Ernest W. Kurz, secretary to the
mayor is the judge in cases OF com
plants against employment agencies.
He stated when the question was un-
der discussion by the ordinance COM
mittee recently that he favored amend
ing the ordinance so as TO allow OF
higher rates on all Jobs paying over
$50 per month.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-03
=cMARKETS AND FINANCE

Al AND INVESTMENT ADS.

mixed. $40: rye straw. IS: wheat and
oat straw. 81 ton. In car lou.
Hid.:-NO. cured; che No. cured
tSe; kip cured, No. I; co i "a; rS 3 ~
M jihsIesit s'.sse, No ,o, !: Ne Ne; NJ, :;
per ID. horse hides No; |; tss No. 2. -.
sheep skins. as TO wool 2se q VI
Huck Ieberrtes-2i-q ct cases. 1880.
-Lsman.-csIiforsia. sS.75g4:S per
Maple susar-New, pure, I 3, +, per so ID b..
Automatically Fords, sSu S'9V per
case. watermelons. SOV toc.
Mushrooms-6Oc per 10
Onions-Texas. sl.SV per bu; Egyp-
''s o,,.HR fv pc, iSseed. 4ae: boiled lin.
seed. &5c gal. less per cent Tor cash
in 10 days. diamond headlight kero-
sene. shc. tuEpentine, In barrel lots
orasxr.6cal.fornia navels. N7s8
/ 45O per box. Mediterranean sweets.
ssSo9i per box Vaieneias' sA2s94.'S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. '2.So@a5o per
Peachs.-4- basket fats, $3.50; white
peaches. 9 basket crates s2@2.2s;
pop cora-t.a,s. iIG2c per III.
Potatee--TeNas- Tf4ataPAsr7sl- u
$50 per bu: Virginia white 1870 per
Pouitry-Hens. loalohc. chickens.
l0Gl0tsc; brollers. zoe. geese; sc;
ducks l3ul4c turkeys. lac per Id.
Prosistoa.--Mess pork. sl4o0; family
pork. sI7QlI.5o: light. clear. tso
heavy, si5.75, smoked hams. lie:
dry sailed briskets. sl1 Csc. shou!ders
size: picnic hams. TAc. bacon. lag
l2kc: lard. IN tierces. ehc: kettle rend-
cred loic per 10.
Raspberries--Black, i.5Odl.IS per
is-qt case. red. s5Q550 per bu.
sweet Potntoes--lllinols. s2V2.26 per
case.
sugar-Crystai dominoes $3.50: eagle
tablets. $T.35: cut loaf. S6.T5; cubes.
80 so. xxx powdered. se.iS; granu-
lated extra coarse; $3.50 grsnpIated; IN
tags. $3.50: Michigan graduated. 1855.
confectionery A. IS 70: No. s. ~ No
s5T5: No. 8, $50: No. I. s6.65; No.
IS so; No. G. s5s5; No. I. $3.50; No. g.
sst6; No. 3, $40: No. 10, 1896; No. II.
$3.50: No. IL, s5?s; No. 10; 1925; No
Tomntoes-TeXas. s0c o 81 per i-bas-
ket crate.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-03
NEW LIGHT COMEDY
PLEASES LONDON

LONDON July AT one or the
Frohman theaters in London-the Aid
wych-summer prices, very daring
innovation for the west end. have been
appropriately inaugurated with hgnt,
unpretentious, refreshing little play
entitled The Two Pins"
Ii is a comedy OF the Middle Ages.
written by Frank Stayton. and the
principal parts are in the hands or
the couple obviously most suited for
such a play--Oscar Asche and his
wife, Lily Brayton. When these two,
who are never separated, are playing
In London, one is assured OF a bright
brisk and artistic performance.
The story OF the play Is amusing
and full OF incident. Rudolph,
Rhineland noble OF the thirteenth CEN
fury, has had quarrel with his over
lord. Philip. about the customary trio-
ute of two sacks OF grain due 10 the
latter. Rudolph refuses to pay the
tribute. and declares that for two pins
he will go TO Philips castle and pun
his nose. Philip promptly sends MIN
the two pins and the nose-pulling oper-
alton Is actually done while Philip sits
at wine with his guests-a bold,
swashbuckffng crew.
For this outrage Philip will not
fight Rudolph-that would do him too
much honor. and perhaps spill some OF
the overlord's blood. The enraged
Philip devises a punishment that Will
cover Rudolph with ridicule. He Is
10 be kept a prisoner until sunset the
next day. when he will be set free.
But first the wretched man must be
stripped. painted with honey. and
coated with goose feathers and thus
sent home on the back of-an ass.
There is a condition under which
Rudolph may avoid this indignity
Philip. who has heard OF Rudolphs
lovely sister. the Lady Elsa. sends her
a message TO say that II she Will come
alone and unattended 10 his castle she
will save her brother from dread.
full fate" Rudolph vainly protests
against this attempt on his sisters
honor and declares he will suffer any
thing rather than she should be com.
promised.
Meanwhile Elsa has started for
PhiMp'e castle in the disguise OF
wandering knight, with young poet
in attendance as her squire. She 10
made welcome In Philips castle. where
She .betrays her ignorance Of weapons
and martial exercises. Then Philip
tricks her into betraying her sex by
suddenly exclaiming, "A rat"
Although, bold. blum man. Philip
Is 81 no means a bad one. His meet
The Detroit times., 1908-07-03
PLUMs FOR SOME;
FINES FOR OTHERS
POLICE COMMISSIONS SMITH 49,
SUES MONTHLY GENERAL
oRDER-cOP FIRED.

In the monthly general order issued
by Police Commissioner Smith.
Wednesday, Detective Sergt. James
Cotter, OF the central bureau, is pro
NOTED 10 the rank OF detective lieu
tenant. The promotion OF Sergt. Chas
F. Schnabel to be a lieutenant is also
formally announced Precinct Detec.
tives Sullivan and Grove and Patrol
man Paul Heike are given honorable
mention for the arrest and conviction
OF John Guilfoyle on the charge of
ciiminally assaulting Miss Emma
Teasch
Patrolman Robert Weir was found
guilty OF conduct unbecoming an of.
ficcr and dismissed from the force
Detective Allen. similarly charged on
complaint OF citizen. was fined $40
Patrolman John T. McIlharger was
fined S25 on his plea OF guilty to a
charge of drinking while on duty. Pa.
trolman Frank X. ,Thombley was fined
Sis for neglect OF duty; Patrolman
Henry G.. Smith. s25 for falling to
properly patrol his beat. and Patrol
man w. II. Irwin, $40 for drinking
while on duty Decision was reserved
in the case OF Patrolman Albert Au
berlin, charged with being drunk or
duty.
Probationary Patrolmen JOSEPH
Mas, Charles NJ. Dueweke and Elmel
Doty were dropped from the force
The following probationary patrolmer
were confirmed Stanley w Wier
skey. Daniel O'Connor. Henry j. Brow
Emil G.. Uppleger Robert c. Alexan
der, Charles A. Citlinski, Walter X
Eady. Geo. j. Densteadt Paul p
Heike. Henry Mellin. Albert Measel
Ellis F, Quick. John Sufelt. VIM.
Schipke and Frank o. Miesel.
Hugh Kane, William Black anC
Walter p. II. Walsh were confirmed
as precinct detectives.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-03
|-YEAR-OLD BOY
KILLED By CAR
Nancy WisNIEWskI ON WAY
NOME FROM SELLING PAPERS
WHEN STRUCK.

4 carney wisniewski, the 10-year-old
a OF Barney Wisniewski, a laborer,
No. GAG Warren-ave. east, was
tuck By Baker car on Chene-st.,
tween Warren and Hancock-aves.,
.out 8 O'Clock Wednesday evening
~ received injuries from which he
ID within few minutes.
Since vacation started Barney had
~ peddling papers TO help out the
nily exchequer. He had just sold
- "wednesday evening, and with
~ companions was on his way home
= - now pavement Is being laid or
onest. at the point where the acct
MT occurred. and bricks had been
led along the pavement. near the
Hcks. to keep teams from driving
ross the newiy-laid pavement Bar
IA and his companions started e
NJ along the top Of the pile as the
- approached. Either because hs
lDped or because the pile was to.
NJ the track Barney got In the way
the car and II caught him SQUARED,
Me back, hurting him to the pave
ne WITH great force. He was car
into q nearby house, where h,
1 Coroner Bennett will hold M
nout
The Detroit times., 1908-07-03
Polls SYSTEM IN
|sEssORs' OFFICE
] IS RESENTED
WILL &c GOOD CAMPAIGN MA
TeRiAL AGAINST THOMPSON,
SAY REPUBLICANS - RePRIs-
AIS ~ HAARER AND KOCH.

Boys. I'm sorry to see you go. l
ould rather that changes were not
Necessary"
30 remarked Assessor Doran 10
ome OF the clerks who fell under
~ az, Wednesday. There was APP
orently sincerity In his words and
amer as the departing clerks shook
Wuds with him anu thanked him for
1ourtesies In the past.
Political exigency demanded the
Manages. the assessors Office being
Ne frst one TO fall into the hands OF
Ne Democrats In which there were
my large number OF clerkships. The
I'm discharged were not complained
IA IN regard to their work.
They were the best men in the
nee" said Assessor Plass, who
pted against the changes.
These changes for political reas
- only will tend TO stiffen up the
title against Thompson by the Re
nblicans and Maybury Democrats.
oclared one OF the clerks who re-
aims temporarily. 1T shows that
1ere will be no mercy given and that
nod work will not count"
Another result OF the decapitations
HI be that pressure will be brought
y bear on City Treasurer Koch and
ommissioner Haarer OF the depart
ent OF public works TO retaliate.
och has run his office on a plan
Mt has been largely non-partisan,
@Anges being made very gradually
III the Democratic clerks who show
~ good work being retained.
Haarer has also retained and hired
number of inspectors and foremen
NO are Democrats In politics but
no showed particular competency In
cir line OF work.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-03
MARRIAGE FOR PEACE
is CHINESE DIPLOMACY

SHANGHAI. July 2.-AThe Chinese
Empress Dowsger has a Characters
tic and diplomatic way OF making
peace when the heads OF rival factions
fall out. She Issues commands that
their families shall be united by a
marriage.
In this way she has restored har-
monious relations between Yuan Shih-
kali and Chang Chih-Tung, leaders Of
the Progressive and Conservative par
ties When both statesmen were
present at a conference before the
throne the empress suddenly an
nounced that IL was her wish that
their youngest son and daughter
should be betrothed. Accordingly "a
marriage has been arranged" in ODE
dience to the imperial command
The Detroit times., 1908-07-03

as congressman from the Saginaw dis
trict. 20-odd years ago. His eight
years as corporation counsel ended
Tuesday.
Il do not believe that a man who
wishes TO obtain material advance
ment can AFFORD to go into politics
that is. for any length OF time" add
ed Mr.. Tarsney. The rewards are not
great and know that, personally.
would have made more money by
keeping TO my own private practice
and letting the nation run itself.
yet have enjoyed the work as
corporation counsel took 1t first
because Mayor Maybury, who had
been my colleague In congress. wanted
me TO take hold and make over the
city's legal department-build II up.
There have been many battles since
for the city's interest. and they have
been worth going through.
Anyone who has got any money
from the city while / was over there,
has been entitled TO II.
Few have any conception Of the
vast amount OF work that comes into
the corporation counsels Office. There
are damage cases and cases OF many
other kinds and opinions as to legal
points. One might think that. IN time,
all the legal points would be settled
but they are always cropping up. one
or more a day. and II sometimes takes
hours Of work TO determine point
that will be finally expressed In a
simple page Of typewriting.
After IL Is all through. find a
new peace and enjoyment in coming
back to my own Office and my own
business"
T. E. Tarsney is known as one OF
the greatest admiralty lawyers In this
part OF the country and has law
library that is one OF the largest in
the entire state
The Detroit times., 1908-07-03
COLLAPSE THREATENS
ANOTHER CAMPANILE

VENICE. July 2.--Another famous
Venetian tower is threatened with the
fate OF the campani1e OF San Marco,
which collapsed Ave years ago The
beautiful campanile Of San Stefano
has been weakened in its foundations
by subsistence, and II Is feared the
structure will have 10 be demolished.
Although $4,000 have been spent on
strengthening the tower, 1t leans out
OF the perpendicular TO an alarming
degrees As IL Is In dangerous con-
dition its removal has become neces-
sary
The Detroit times., 1908-07-03
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPRR LETTER.

Cameron Currie 4 Co.'S copper letter.
London copper opening. steady. spot,
f5c So. unchanged. futures f51. un-
changed.
There WAS slight Improvement in
the volume OF trading noticeable in
the copper share market this morning.
but business. on the whole. Is still very
dull. Activity was confined TO Greene
Cananea. Calumet e Arizona. Parrott
and CRANKY. with price changes irregu-
lar. The last named was weak and on
light sales declined 3 points TO 9s, while
The Detroit times., 1908-07-03
The Wise Sparrow.

Yesterday during brisk shower In
a village suburban TO Providence
saw man with an umbrella. He
called me TO him and showed me that
inside OF the umbrella. perched high
up on one Of the extended ribs. was
a small sparrow, which. he said, had
just flown TO this unique shelter
Quite a crowd quickly gathered 10
see the phenomenon. but the bird re-
NAMED apparently undisturbed.-
Providence Journal.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-03
MIGHTY GLAD TO Be
OUT or PUBLIC
OFFICE
1T. Il. TARsNEY.
NO MAN WHO WISHES MATERIAL
ADVANCEMENT CAN AFFORD TO
GO INTO OFFICE, SAYS FORMER
CORPORATION COUNSEL.

Il am mighty glad to be out OF pub
lie Office"
Contentedly. as he stretched him
self at ease In his Office chair. Tim
othy Z. Tarsney. former corporation
counsel. made this declaration. Tars'
ney has been In public iife for gen
Grafton, gaining wide prominence irst
The Detroit times., 1908-07-03
POLICE COURT DOCKET

John +. Henry. drunk: $40 or 10
days
John Morris. drunk: sentence sus-
pended.
John Moran. drunk. sentence suo-
pended.
Frank Neville. disturbing the peaess
$50 or 30 days.
Frank Ryan. drunk. sentence sus-
pended.
Michael Bilinski. drunk: sentence
suspended.
Michael Brennan. drunk: sentence
suspended.
George w. McHale, drunk: adjourned
to July g.
Frances Rogertzski. disturbing the
peace. s. OF ID days.
Ncft Green. disturbing the peace: 50
or 10 days
Jennie Newby, disturbing the peace;
discharged
The Detroit times., 1908-07-03
HOP POTTER MAY
EXPIRE ANY MOMENT

cooPERsTowN, N. ". July a.
Mop Henry c. Potter Is gradually,
Derceptibly losing strength, &C
|nG 70 the last bulletin issued from
n home. here, He remains con-
~ and free from physical suffer
y bul hin physicians. DIR. J. 4. JAW
md DR.. NJ. T. Bassett. have given
~ hope for his recovery. and are
<<fng his death at almost any mo-
Bishop Potter's vitality sur
80 the attendants.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-03
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

BOSTpN Mass. July 2.-Sales. fur
1873. Anal. 923. Att 20 Bing.. 100.
Bos Cons. 1870: Bos & Corh.. ): Butte
Cltn.. 2ss. c. & A. 10. c. & H. Is;
Cop Range, as. ID. W. 5; Frank, 90:
LaSal.. 20. Mass. 10; Mich, 20. Moh..
1885, Newh 10: y b. SIS. q n, no,
Csc. $50. Par. $50. Quincy. 20; r. Isl.
900, 5. Re. 20: Shan. 10. Sup. Cop. 10;
L s : & H., 1870. do pfd, 10. Utah
Con. 10. Utah Cop. EOS; Wet. 1855
The Detroit times., 1908-07-03
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. July 3-The cotton
market opened easy at decline OF !
to 10 points There was considerable
liquidation and also active selling VI
near months at Liverpool Private
cables ssid that the belief was gen.
eral abroad that the fine weather In
the south since June %. had practically
onset the small gain in the condition
OF the crop. noted in the government
report
The Detroit times., 1908-07-03
HUNDRED MINERS
REPORTED KILLED

YUZOVKA, July 2.-One hundred
miners are reported 10 nave been
killed by an explosion OF gas In the
Rikovsky mine in which 500 men
were at work. There Is great excite
ment here
The Detroit times., 1908-07-03
DETROIT. NEW YORK.
{. B. Caldwell & Co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
Members New York Stock Exchang,
Private Wires 60 all markets.
and Honda.

ing with Elsa, with whom he Is soon
in love, has softening effect on him.
and he offers to let Rudolph 60 free
IL she will marry him. After some
pretty fencing and gay badinage be.
tween the pair. she consents, and
there is the usual happy ending. A
feature OF the play Is the pleasing
singing OF Courtice Pound. who takes
the part of Philips Jester.