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New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
New York. nses--hs- 10.

-rst vas euiet with prices 10 points higher al
dse Ga 'aes slss g soS 5h 5. Isa S Estmssa s3s re-
eeFts a. - issa1s Poinis teF Ega.y, A. - Sa,yss-
Cr,sans- SO 20 ooo bales against 2 I5s rs iss
last weelr and 765 bales last year. Liverpool
ca ales- spot-Fair business doins sales 1000
bsles. specu.s,ien ans export ! go sa,ss; Amer
i-za 3 opo Sslss: iHapof,s 90 '=iss go! a.
ePsses Etsssy ? pe.s.s sisher O. scar - ga-
e1sHssa O. ls,s e-e'ss saisf ..s J.. . IS,2,' ms
77es rsngsry-Fssrssry. T.T5s: February-a,Issrsh
77Ti1d MsFch-Aprll Tsozd; APrii-Msy
rsi-,-Elr-.I soi.d Augasi-ssYte-.ssr. AZ.
srtelnbs--cctossr esshe; oetsber- = sovsEnbeT
asa aaa NoVsEnber-DscsnbsE 6.T5d-
CoFTEE-Duu ans tsatureless en sa-es %
1910 bass. ans psiess we're gnshaHFsa sss5r fssm a
ne pres Gus e:Sss Is sSs 81 S.oD h@s 80 I;
IS 80 bs!leSes thst es-nsrs Il srssil vii ray
ths sHtEe eyport e1ty OF 20 per sest y & ne
son spot wss aa.et ana stsaey a. sac for
FIoUR AND NEAL--Elour quiet sgs,
nominal per 100 u. RYE FLcLR--steae~
FsiI :. 5000. 8 2ossa35 eso,ss essg e 1t tsPey
sieaa,. FEED-westsrn sd e-tg sra Vest Vest
sTsa. SIS s1ik. s24 - seeks Haiaslns s.s es
$50: ed ee. $50 sSI so sssalSy ,ss eAop' Sz'
PROEIsIOSS-cuiet Thsre was covering
BY - erts = Msy pork e.. this pesiten s.,, a.,
tSers wss sslinr' sna ths maEkst a. TIE
eicse vas barely stsadv PoRK-stealy-
meFs s25 SO family. se6f 81. shoEt sisaT.
S25 r So EfEF-F!fHa. Mes ~ % q So
family. SIS gSl5 - pseset slz = - So extra
I5s.s noes s., SIS pgyF li..sS HANssTsseSy ,sy
lIs.c 10 10. use; $50 10, @Ts ite 90, "a
bsIiies sisedv; snpkinF. Ifrlshc; ~ u. Isa
rse,,iee hams steady. l2a i3isc rALLOW-
r-rnsv CITY. si.c, country GL6+c LARD
-Essy M,daiins West Is s. : ! 2 s5e; CITY
-see ice CCMPOUND-Firnn. zoe sTEA-
ETsr-Firua: cleo l6Ne. city iare. I3lse
Hlpt1F-Ncde-ate demand. hu- market
steady. Urinary markets senera4ly rfm but
qsTcaw-Penn.d slew and no special setiv-
- - errerfe1 for the rest % this month.
ss--,es vFre uncranged- ard all Teanerz we're be
- go 1 Der cent cash. Tor uIe Eraruiatse
- fo1asr rasrket for beet sugar vas steady
. .rr5-iosss rrlcef RsW here steasy ana IN
e...l----s- ~~1trifusal So tes' AL 'sci uusce-
.so 81 test G. 81 &C. and nao!sssss sugar. 80
tefr sei3c. -
'r..s-,ber - 27sGlac- January. February.
80 - srF Anil Il 90d i21ae. London easy.
-, Sc futures st fe0 . % Ices! dealers
49,. tsks copber 81 aa5a n SOC. electrelytie
ss 20. aissTisc ana casting a. lt - IS 81.
---..- c.rons snof arc peceraher closing a.
~ r.rS'es 90 January AZ - os = - soc. FEB
--.,-, - - IS q =. ssc. AlFch a. rs o - 3pe
- ,-rsf a -. - > - ooc. Loneon easy. spot
ssss. futures fis7 iss- IL Ap--stsaay snot
.sTts a4a2tc. esw York sne @-&a. ~ h,S, o aast
s. Log.s Londoa unchanssc.- SfELiEh-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chica 20. Dec. S-ProsT eets ef q heersI
Weld Of winter wheat in the United States
Seemed 20 have been entirely ignored BY
traders. and their attention was directed
10 Argentina, where the ripening crop is
reported 20 have been damaged by frost.
4 leading elevator interest was, liberal
buyer or December, which caused that OF
tien 10 advance from s. o. 10 81 os. May VI
the mean tirae rose from 81 CAS- 10 s. 0si4
20 81 es7. The December delivery was quite
erratic the hnal half hour. The market.
however, closed ztF5ng. with December q,
the top. Final hguges cr MAY we're 81 0s-
chielly responsible tor strong marker fer
corn. An advance OF hsc 20 i.c in eash
gain stimulated demand for futuTss. The
market closed strong, &c % lse higher
ttan the previous elese. Buying ef the De
cenibsr optian BY cash interests vas the
feature Of trading IN oats The principal
bullish influence wss The Continuance OF
lisht receipts which reseulLed n an ad-
vance ct sc to lae. and the market closed
ztrong. with prices a.c 70 sc to }ae highGT;
close prices were sc higher 20 SC TO 1izc
lower thaz the hnal figures OF Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09

Easy spet. els de57te. csv York. sne sl5c
asked. East - Louis Loncon uncrangec
lhoN-Ihe English market was higher az
9es % fer Cleveland warrants Locally the
err quoted a. SIS SO q sia 10 p sfS ssa
80 ~; 70 Southern ana No Southern soft,
NAVAL sToREs-spiT.ts turpsuttns nrmsr
e1i.z 70 coed control co aysiiahls supplies
he'd al forneT prizes SPIRITS TURPEN-
IiNE maehins. hsls. 5se. TAR, IS so,
a2ee. 3. sat .. a See = 4s5c. p. = a0c,
g ASS; y Soc. ! s Zoe; X ss5e; n,
o-2cs y $500 Wo. ae5e, and WV T.25c.
changed
Off>-LINSEED UNCHANGED PETro-
LECI STEADY at recent prices
toTfON>ttD On-Firn. but trading not
active. sales. 200 bbls Al the close acltvs
pcsltions were lea points higher. although De-
center showed decline of points. Crude
NJ ner with very light offerings. Export de-
rand small. Locsl contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09

shert clear backs. s4s; clear hsInss IL.
shoulters square auist. SIS ee LARD
Prime Western, ttercss. trn- Jos: American
refined. pals hrrn Tos. CHEESE-e1a IA dian
meet white steady. 5ss. eelored. SIS So. TAIL
LoW-Prine eity hrn SIS 30 Ty RPEN-
msa steady as i0lad PETRoLEU1r-Re-
hhpsd steady. I'D LINsEEn oIL-stssdy.
spot fvmsr. 2Ts IOt.d. TALLoW-AustEa-
Han In Lonaen trm, Sis Sd.
London. Dec s--SuGAR-Rav. centrifugal.
iss nausiqsass rs az Sss e1ii I1ss
ass Cd LINsEED OIL. ass l0ted SPERM
OH. sos ETROLEUM-American refined
6Ld; spirits "a TCRPENTINE-spirir.. 40s
ihe. RosIN--Arsriean strained. es Cd. ens.
I5s 81.
Mentreai Dee s-eHEESE-cuiet Early
Westerns. ia aiec; Oetobsrs. IL y Gil tse;
Eastsrns. u G1lAe.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Dee s-wHEAT--spet arm;
No rsd Western wlater $ IA. futures
Nav, - TAd CORN-spot quiet; new Amer
lcaa mixed via Galveston 5s l0d futures
dull Ianuary. miNe1. e 3isd. December.
plate. - SD PEAS--canadian STEADY. Is
al FLOUR-Winter patents arm. SIS g..
Hons-In London Paelhc Coast. steady. "a Is
aET sEEF-Extra India mess steady, 81.
sd HAMs-Short cut steady. cas ID bA-
Conc Cuulbrriani cut, quiet ole. short
ria week nGs Cd; iore clear middes light.
dull. c5s. leas elssE nalddiss hesyy. oss 81
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad
Company
FIVE PER CENT.
GOLD BONDS OF 1913.
Notice of Election to Redeem
To all Holders of above Bends:

To all Holders of above Bends:
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY Tan Iosa corpora
, tionl. having elected TO redeem the entire
issue of It's aforesaid FIVE PER CENT
GOLD BOMBS OF 1913. at a premium Of two
and a half per cent (2ia7sl and accrued tn
tsTest. pursuant 10 the provisions Of section
. Of Article -Four ot its trust ayreemsRt with
CENTRAL TRUsT COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. Trustee, dated May !, 1905. securing
said bonds. HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that IL
viii. FEBRUARY I. 1910. redeem the en-
tire outstanding amount 90 said bonds at par.
With a prsmiuEn of tive and half per cent.
C2t-Ssl and the accrued interest said bonds
the date Of redemption above designated
The Railroad Company requires that. on and
after said resumption date, said heads.
eorRpsnied BY all apruFtenElt uRmatured
coupons. be presented fer redemption and
payment al the of1-s OF CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK, Ne. "a Wall
Street, Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
y. 7. said once having bsen designated ths
agency Of the said Railroad Company fer th.
purpose of the aforesaid redemption and pay
ment. Interest on all said bonds Will cease
from and after said February I. 1910.
Chicago. Rock Island and Paciii1 Rail.
road Company.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
Philadelphia. Pa. Novsmssr fse. 1919

Pa Nm
4, pHstu- us DAT. .hsn
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uve thereto pr o
ALL COMMUNICATIONS MAIL SHOULD BE- ADDRESSED 10 The TREASURER PHILADELPHIA
JAMES z. FAHNESIocK.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
SAVINGS BANKS
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

SHrrr-shsd bs = rhor.as Rsiahardt "a -
bFoat strest. New York. and Nc. 50 r-vo,-s
shire street. scsronl
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL WAY co.
NEW YORK. ~ T.. November II. tseA
RAILWAY COMPANY:
IREAsURERS OFFICE
i95 BROADWAY.
A. II. CALEF, Trsasgrer


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New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
DETROIT SOUTHERN R. R. GO.
Firs; Mortgage Bonds
Ohio Southern Division.


Referring 70 It's advertisement dated Sovern-
her 0. 1909. the COMMITTEES has been tnforrasd
that an application is about 20 be made for
the issuance OF receivers certificates having a
lien upon the property covered By the mort
gage securing said bonds ana in prioTtty
thereto. Il is therefore important that the
holders Of bonds should without delay deposit
the same under the deposit sgresmeat dated
November 8. 1909 Said bonds may be depes-
ited with CENTRAL Trust COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, az its once. 81 wall street. New
YORK City, until the close OF business oR DE-
CEMEER II. 1909. after which dats TO fur
thsF deposits will be received except IN the
discretion et the COMMITTEES and subject 20
such penalty as II may preseribs-
Dated, NsF York. December :. 1899
" " WALLACE.
WILLIAM A. REAn.
Y. II. EckER.
Coserlittee
z MOVIE. sser.tary. IS Nassau Street
New Yesk City.
.JoLINE. LARKrN 4 RAIHBoNE. Counsel
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
BOSTON STOCKS.

CFurnisAsd BY a. L pay a Co. Ne. 81 Wall
strsetl
New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
Y. Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.

coupon or registered
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Rarney RAISING, 81, Watcher, Ia.
Ella NJ Yates, SO, Davenport. la.
Oscar Stevens. 81; Francis He"ait'
Frank Halibozek. 20; Maggie Pollok.
~.
Henry c. Ployzka. "a. PIT. Huron; Ger
trude Scharret. %. Detroit.
James A. Cassidy. Jr,, 40, TOLEDO;
Marie Roberts. 81. same.
John +. shanahan, 10; Florence NJ.
James Jolliffe. 81; Viola Z. Stark, II.
Parish s. LoveJoy, 26, Laxamine, wy;
Ruth Il. Harrison. 26. Detroit.
stephen Koscielney "a; Mary Holt
vinska, 20.
Edward Buchkowski. rs; Mary Piech-
ocki. 25
Leo Smith. %. Stella Pacholska, is.
Michael Koslokowicz. 2e; Stella Nor
Calvin Scott. IS: Jean Mcmillan. %.
Paul F. Movinski, 81, Wyandotte;
May e Solo. 10. same.
Darwin n. Hart, 80. Detroit; Nettie
Sindler. 81. Pontiac.
sillie 80
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-27
CITY WAISTS SO A DAY.
Failure to Pay for Land Piles up u
terest Charges.

teTeSt CHdF9cS.
Although the water board, two
weeks ago, unanimously voted 10 pay
off a debt OF $4,000. representing the
balance due on piece OF realty east
OF the water works, purchased by the
board 10 years ago, the taxpayers Of
the city are still paying $6 per day
interest on the money with no imme'
date prospect that the interest will
cease.
Commissioner Pounds resolution
calling for the cancellation OF the debt
provided that $4,000 of the amount
be taken from the sinking fund and
$4,000 from the general fund. The
money was simply to be borrowed
from the sinking fund, the boards
note standing in place OF the money
until IL could be replaced from the gen
eral fund
However. a question arose as 10
tho legality of this procedure and un
til this can be settled the debt can
not be paid, Notwithstanding Mr.
Pounds vigorous protests.
Il want the board TO get the deed
TO that property and wipe the debt on
the slate" said Mr.. Pound. Monday
afternoon. Just think of IL, the great
city OF Detroit holding piece OF
property 13 years on land contract.
II certainly Is not very becoming, and
why there should be any hitch now
after the board has unanimously vot.
ed to pay. Is beyond my comprehen.
sion. The sinking fund may be sa-
cred. but it's not as sacred as all that. -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-27
BOARD OF COMMERCE KNOCKS.
Wants Estimates to Cut Out Voting
Machine and Bath House.

The Board of Commerce has ad-
dressed communications to each mem
Der Of the board of estimates, protest
ing against the allowance OF $l25,000
for voting machines and $4,000 for a
bath-house on the west side. The
board also asks that all requests for
increases in salaries. except 10 en-
ployes OF the public library, and items
for new positions be disallowed. These
total about $4,000 and with the vot-
ing machines and bath-house the items
aggregate $230,000 Every million dol.
lars In the budget adds SO per thou
sand TO the tax rate and IL this $3.50
00C is eliminated il will mean a diff
ference Of nearly rs cents I'm the rate.
The Board OF Commerce. through its
committee on taxation, has been fol-
lowing closely the work on the budget
and believes that the estimators are
doing their best to hold the tax rate
down to a reasonable figure, without
Gripping city departments or retard-
ing necessary public improvements.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-27
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN LINES.


Detroit United Interurbs. Lines.
FLINT LIMlTEDS-s:15 a. m ana
AIS p. m. Locals for Rochester and
Flint; 4 a. m. and every YER two hours %
Rochester and Romeo, a m, and
every two hours to 10 p. m; also IL
y. m.
PORT HURON LIMTEDs-7:H q.
m, 1o:45 a. m. s:t5 p. IN. 6:+s y. m;
oniS ii p 0 M Locals FOR New BaiiI.
more. Algonac. Marine city and Port
Huron. hourly. z a. IN. to p. m; also
. D m. TO Marine City. To Mt. Clemens,
hSnIy so s s. " IN Nc e c p an. v,S
shore Line. hourly. e:2s a m. to s:sy
D. m, also IL p. m
TOLEDO LIMITEDs-s:7o O. m,
l1:20 a. m. z:20 and $50 p. IN. Locals
for lockwood. Newport. Monroe and
Toledo. hourly. 6:90 a. m. to $40 D. M.
JACKSON LIMlTEDs-1:s5 a m.
l2:45 and S:45 p. m. Locals for Jack
son. a. IN. and every two hours until
D %. M; for Ann Arbor. a IN. and
hourly until IL p. m, for Plymouth and
Northville,, 1870 a m. and every two
IL D. m. Saline cars from Ypsilanti.
For MynndOtte aud Trenton-S:32 q
m and half-hourly TO s:33 y. m. hourly
to 1893 y. IN. Sundays. hrst car az
1908. with half-hourly service through
For Royal Oak. Birminehsm and
Poptinc-6:3O a. IN, then half hourly
until Z .. m. then hourly until IL .. m.
First car one-half hour later on sun.
FOR Pennington and NorthviiIe--s a
m. and hourly until IL y. m. tof
Orchard Lake and Pontiac. g.. Ali a
u" Last !; :; ears Il, await eiOsinsS OF rnsa,sr,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-27
DAILY DEATH LIST.

1sabell Diment. So years. Harper hos
pital; nepnritis.
ConStancia KuZmiCki. 20 years. Gas
Riopelle. pneumonia.
Stanislaus PiotHowski, as years, 8
Secor. pneumonia.
Esther /. Watson. II years. $50 Med
bury: nephritis.
Mary IA. Young. 30 years, ssi Bran
don: asthma.
Edward Pmiewski. rs years 407 T.
Canfield. tuberculosis.
Mary Van Damme. Sc years, 931 Il .
Forest. apopleXy.
August l.. Wettlnufer, 80 years. IT2
FCield, myocarditis.
Katie Weisbloom II years, 353 Il.
Montcalm. diabetes mellltus.
Frank Embrose, "a years. Grace hos
pital; pneumonia.
Mary Ulkowski, 81 years, 322 Super
Tor. dropsy
Lyman &. Perrigo, 81 years, $50 Law
ton: carbolic acid poisoning.
Ann Walker. so years. 17s r Eliza
beth: general debility.
Joseph +. Bell. 1 month. 236 Brush;
bronchitis.
wnhelmina Sieman, 81 years. Shake
speare. ont. BriEhts disease
Harriet L. Campau. so years. SIS
Brush. paresls
Sadie w. Mott 30 years. si2 Mt. YER
non: tubercnlosiA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-27
DIED.

sToTT--At residence. in Dearborn; EN-.
lily Stott. beloved mother of John H.
Gamble aged ~ years. Funeral
Wednesday at 10 a. m. from Episcopal
church. Dearborn. Interment North
view cemetery.
years, beloved daughter Of Conrad
and Rose Weber. and sister Of Isaoe
and Louis Weber. Funeral Wednes'
day Apsil e. from parents 81 5e a.
EliEabeth's church at $3.50 a. m. In,
terment at Mt. Olivet. Saginaw and
Portland. Ore, papers please copy.
YOUNG-April a. at residence, Ssl
Of Geo. r. and Richard Young. OF
Newark. o.; Mrs Mamie Reed, OF To-
ledo. and Lincoln Young, of Detroit
Notice OF funeral later.
BAxTER-April 25. at Jersey City. N
J.. Mrs Ann Baxter, mother OF John
Baxter, and Mrs. Carrie Coleman,
aged ca years. Notice OF funeral
later.
GABRIEL--Aprii 20. at Sacred Heart
hospital, Garret, Ind. William, aged
Gertrude Gies Gabriel, father of Mrs.
William +. Engel. Mrs. Peter III.
Beck, William c., Ida and and Arthur
Gabriel. Funeral from his daughters
house. and $50 at Capuchin Monas-
terry, Mt. Elliott and st. Paul.
UTCHINGS-Entered into life eternal,
April 26, 1903, at her home. 511 John
R.-st.. Anne Moir. widow OF John
Hutchings. and beloved mother OF
Jean and George b., of New York;
Harry b.. of New Orleans; Mrs. VIM.
T. Degraff. Mrs. g. l.. Thomas. of
Montclair. N. J.: Mrs. w. ]. Nc
Bride, Michigan City, Ind, and John
and Kate. Notice OF funeral later.
LEE-April 26, Levi. aged 65, father of
Mrs. Samuel J. Moore. 1913 Bethune-
ave. west. Burial at Dexter, Mich.
Wednesday. April es. 1909.
oTT-April 2s. 1909. at the residence
of her mother. $50 Moran-st., Annie
Katherine. beloved daughter Of So
phia and the late William OFT aged
81 years. Funeral from residence
r Thursday at sam. and from st.
Elizaoeth's church at $50 O'Clock,
standard time.
ULLIvAN--April 25. at residence. 81
Bagley-ave.. Lon, beloved husband of
Lena sullivan, and younger son OF
Thomas Land Laura Sullivan No
tice sof funeral later.
IS. at his home. 900
Meldrum age 81 years, August, be-
loved husband OF Rosalia Grunst, and
dear father OF Paul. William, Elsa
and Clara Grunst. and Mrs. Lima
Mente. brother OF Fred and Herman
Grunst Mrs. Albertile Riemer. Mrs.
Lima Bahr, and Mrs. Minnie Krenx.
Funeral Wednesday. 1870 from house,
and from Bethania Lutheran church,
corner Pulford and Medium.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-27
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE-George II. Gies 4 Co,
10 to is Nonroe-ave.. has instructed
me 10 sell at auction the entire con
tents ot restaurant and cafe on We'd
nesday. April IS. at $3.50 "A. M, all
furniture and furnishings. 100 ma
hogpny leather chairs' loo ,cane
safe. suitable for jewelcr. 4 cash reg
isters, l cost $500, sideboard. roll-top
desk. all partitions In building, they
are all mahogany, also bar, large ice
boxes ice cutters. steam tables. broil-
ers large ranges, washing machine.
all Kitchen utensils. dishes. silver
ware. glassware and thousand other
things too numerous to mention; also
ell tho wines and liquors. Hotel and
restaurant men be on hand. as every
tning will he sold. as parties have no
further use for these goods. Re on
hand sharp at $50 a. IN. HIRAM
VAN LOON, Auctioneer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-27
Touching Scene In Court.

There was a touching scene In
Judge Murfins court, Monday after
noon, during the trial OF Ella Melon.
nell against the Central Drug Co. Mrs
Mcdonnell seeks damages for the
death of her husband, Michael. killed
by on explosion of a carbonic acid gas
tank. The defense seeks to show that
Mrs. Mcdonnell did not posses all Of
her husbands affections, claiming that
at the time of his death he was in.
volved with another woman His aged
father was on the stand Monday after
noon, and many In the room were
moved to tears when the old man told
Of his affection for his son. Ne de.
clared that he had never heard a hint
OF family trouble. ard was sure that
his son loved his wife.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-27
seamen Vote to Strike.

Members of the local branch OF the
Lake Seamen's union voted unani.
mously not to accept the conditions
imposed by the Lake Carriers assoc
citation. which means a strike IL a ma.
jority of tie other locals voted the
same way. The result of the reTeren-
DUN will be announced from the
unions headquarters in Chicago after
all the returns are in. The vote in
Detroit was heavy and was participat-
ed in by practically the full member
ship. The polls closed at 3 clock
Monday night. and when the last bal
lot was counted. The ballots were
then sealed Up and mailed to Chicago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-27
BIRTHS

GIRLS.
Theodore Falk. 100 Charlevoix.
Wladych Bachweja. IS Warsaw.
stephen Kozava, 977 Russell.
VIM. Gill. 935 Beaubien.
Herbert Doherty. 233 Canfeld.
Michael Domanke, s Zanman.
BOYS
John Hlrsock. 1879 owen.
David Barnett. 1917 Grand-blvd.
Rocco Linzzi, ago Hancock.
Joseph Radziejewski, 74s Ferry.
John Mlelek. FL Krakow.
Joseph Novak. 1880 Chene.
George Lahodny, S92 Mckinley.
Martin Kelly, 161 Leicester.
Frank Wafer. 736 willis.
Michael Senkowski. $50 Theodore.
Ignatz Trendevich, 50 Twenty-ninth
John Moroiz, 427 Green.
Emil Klann. 164 Thirty-first.
Albert Miller, 1852 Fourteenth.
Charles Howard. 2s3 Cardoni.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-27
Time Table Changes-crand Trunk
Railway system.

Effective April 25th, morning train
for Port Huron will leave at 1850 in
stead of $40 a. m. No. IL for Grand
Rapids will be changed from 3:15 to
$50 D. m. Steamboat Express-Grand
Rapids Limited scheduled from De.
troit 4:45 D. m. daily, arriving at
Grand Rapids 900 p. m, Grand Haven
1000 D. m, connecting With Crosby
TRANSPORTATION company steamers ar
rive Milwaukee $50 a. IN. City ticket
Office No. 124 Woodward-aye. Tele-
phone NJ. SO.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-27
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Crystal X. Weber. I'll years, 10y
Mitchell: myocarditis.
Amy Wilkie, 26 years, German Luth-
eran cemetery; carbolic acid poisoning
suicide.
erick; meningitis
Frank Walkowo. 1 month, 16 Davis
pl.: inanition.
Raymond Kuchter. months. Chill
dren's Free hospital. pneumonia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-27
New Divorce Suits.

Suppressed suits for divorce were
filed. Tuesday. by Mamie VS., Arthur
Waters, AIDA VS.. Robert Grey, and
Edward VS.. Sylvia NJ Graves. Thorn
as A. Ferguson asks for divorce
from his wife, Alice. alleging that on
two occasions she attempted to kill
him with a knife. On one OF these
occasions she was arrested. she says.
and released after she, promised to
be good. Mary Grant aske divorce
from Arthur Grant. TO whom she was
married In 1873. She charges him
with drunkenness and cruelty.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-27

manufacturers which left here for
Washington this afternoon TO bring
their influence to bear upon the west
ern senator's. The committee an
nounces that II win put the matter up
to the senators in the light that un-
less hides are put on the free list,
western leather industries will go to
the wall
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-27
DENTISTS.
BEST DENTIST CCMRANY- q

Perhaps the best known dentist COM
pany In the state Is Bests'. located at
% Grand River-ave.. Detroit. where
only efficient and nrst-class work is
done and their speciality Is the PIT. Sue
tion Plate that fits SO closely and neat
~ as TO preclude any substance getting
underneath the plate.
They make upper and lower plates
that give perfect satisfaction 10 the
wearer. and III YOU are in need OF SER
vices OF dentist, you can not do bet
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-27

herself in her apartments In the Wecr
Side hospital and refuses TO be inter
viewed further. A reporter who call
ed. Tuesday morning, managed 10 find
Mrs Fox, but was promptly shown the
door
'rll talk to no more reporters she
said. You get out OF here right
AWAY"