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The Detroit times., 1909-01-21
THIS MAN A REAL
WILD GOOSE CHASER"

SPOKANE, Wash. Jan. 2--What
might appropriately be termed
wild goose" enterprise is engaging the
attention OF A. j. Thompson. resi-
dent of Paterson. Wash. II Is new III
this state and in the northwest. ana
gives promise of being successiui.
thompson is raising fowl from the
eggs OF wild geese. The first setting
which he found in nest on the river
bank. was Matched under a common
hen. which raised the brood TO an age
when the birds could take care OF
themselves. That is when Thompson
troubles began, as the geese sought
the society Of their natural compah-
ions and half the flock answered the
call OF the wild before the exodus
was stopped He hopes that future
hatchings will become domesticateh.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21
HOPKINS HOLDS
OWN IN CONTEST

SPRINGFIELD, H.. Jan. 2l.-The
sixth ballot on United States senator.
taken in joint session today by the ILL
nois legislature. resulted in Hopkins
holding his own and the deadlock con-
tinues The vote on the sixth ballot
was.
House-Hopkins. 54 Foss. 10: Ma
son. A. Lowden, /; Stringer. 63; Shurt-
lef, II.
Senate-Hopkins. 80; Foss, 3; Strin'
ger. 10; Shurtleff. l.
Totals-Hopkins. 81 Foss, l6; Ma
son. 1: Mckinley. |; Lowden. /;
Stringer. 20; Shurtleff. 10
Necessary for choice. 1913.
The result OF the seventh joint bal
lot: Hopkins. SO; Foss. Is; Mason. L.
Shurtler. IA. Stringer. 75; Lowden, /:
Mckinley. /.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21
SALVATION ARMY
PREPARES FOR
BIC CONGRESS
GOVERNOR, MAYOR AND PRoMlN-
EMIT CLERGY TO PARTICIPATE
IN IMPORTANT MEETINGS. TO
BEGIN SATURDAY, JAN. 80.

Many prominent men and saiVa'loh
Army officers from the various parts
of the country will attend the meet
ings OF the Salvation Army congress-
which opens in this city Saturday, jan
30. and will continue until the follow
ing Wednesday evening. Gov. war
ner will preside at the sunday after
noon meeting, Mayor Breitmeyer, VIII
preside at the meeting Saturday al
ternoon, at which the new Industrial
home for men will be dedicated, and
several prominent clergymen, includ-
ing the Rev. John II. Boyd, ID. d., or
the First Presbyterian church, and
the Rev. William Byron Forbush, ID.
d.. of the Woodward-Ave. Congrega-
tional church, will participate IN the
service.
Delegates will be present from var
iOus cities In Michigan, from Toledo,
Cleveland and Burial for the meeting
which is an annual affair similar 10
the conference in the Methodist de
nomination.
The first item on the elaborate pro
gram Is the dedication OF the indus
trial home for men at NJ. $50 Latay'
cite boulevard, ut which the mayor
will preside. and Col. William Peart.
OF New York city. will make the de-
dicatory address. Saturday evening
there will be big musical festival In
the citadel at No $50 Michigan-ave.,
In which Salvation Army bands from
Flint, Port Huron, Windsor and De
troit will take part.
A public mass meeting Will be held
In the citadel, Sunday afternoon, Gov.
Warner TO preside. DR. Boyd will Of
fer prayer and DR.. Forbush will make
q short address The chief speaker
will be Col. Peart, his topic TO be
''The best in man" In addition TO the
mass meeting, Sunday, Salvation
Army workers will speak in IS
churches Of the city, five in the morn
ing and eight in the evening. There
will also be three meetings in the Cit
adel
Among the prominent workers in
the army, besides Col Peart. Col. Alex
ander Damon. of New York city. and
Brig. Thomas Stanyon. will be present
at the meetings. About 80 representa-
tives are expected To be present from
the various cities near Detroit
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
will be devoted 10 conferences OF the
officers and a discussion Of the var
lous topics relative 10 the work or
the army.
At the closing session. Wednesday
night, IL children will be offered at
auction This feature Is unique in
Salvation Army circles. Officers rep
resenting wealth, education, fame,
fashion and practical christianity
make bid and offer inducements for
tie hildren, the auctioneer 10 decide
upon the most desirable bidder
Plans have already been made for
the entertainment of the visitors by
the local organization.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21
CITY AND CONTRACTORS
SQUABBLE OVER LAND

\ temporary injunction restraining
T. w Reid and the L. w Reid Co.
contractors. from proceeding with the
erection Of building az Myrtle-st. and
Je West Grand boulevard was gram,
ed by Judge Murphy Thursday morn
ing The ownership OF the land on
which the building s. being construct.
ed Is in dispute The city claims the
building occupies 80 feet OF boulevard
property. while the contractors claim
the land was abandoned by the city
for hnnleNard unrnnses
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21
|NDUSTRI ALS ARE
FEATURES Of
MARKET
OF OVER A POINT RE.
CORDED IN COLORADO FUEL
AND AMERICAN AioE-UNioN
PACIFIC HIGHER. TOO.
STOCK M,RkEr-CLo>E.

Anal Cop ~. Am. a. \ ~ 90
pfd. lasI. Am. Cot OIL. 49, Am, Ice
.3s. .Nn. Loco. 5sia Am Smelt, ;, :
An. sugar. l.g, An. rob pfd. - ;
Am. Wool. PSI. Ana Cop. a. =. Atch-'
can. Pac.. 100 Cent Leathr 81 2. DO
pfd. 1917 On. Il .. 81. c y CT. w" 5
g NJ X - T., l49a. colo r. 4 /,
4.0s colo. X sou. SO. do -nd' II y
Cons Gas, 1878. Corn Prod, is. ID.
4 Rio CIR. Sss. DIS. : Cor, Ss,s Erie.
Sl7. 10 ist ptd. -, do md pfd; 81 , +.
ore ctfs. u III Cent. lioS. Int Met
l6i4, DO pfd 4i7sj Ran. {. SOU: AZ 30
pfd' 73%. l. " y, 1855 NJ X T.
llss do pta It7s Mo. Pas Il : Nat
Lead. 7sL Newh. 5is { H.
1903 y Y. O. X w, ~ s, Nort 4 w.
siss Nor Pac. lioa4 Penn, iSS a
PEG. q x G.. 1929 Read. 1873 Rep. l.
4 :. 25ss DO pfd sei4 Rock ISL 20 3 :
do pfd, 6la s.-Shef; ~ SOU Pa
IA sou R% 20 ; DO pro Mon SS i Pael
ls6a Z $ G l. Il Il r. -.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21
A Horrible HoId-Up.

About ten years ago my broiher
was held up in his work. health aud
happiness by what was believed 10 DO
hopeless Consumption" writes w. r..
Iipscomb, OF Washington. n. c. "Hc
took all kinds OF remedies and treat.
naenf from several doctors, but found
no help iii be used DR.. Kings New
Diseovery and was wholly cured oy
Elk bottles, He IL n well man today"
if's quick TO relieve and the sures.
cure for weak or sore lungs, Hem.
orYhaees. Coughs and Colds, Bron.
chifis, La Grippe. Asthma and oil
Bronchial affections. Guaranteed by
=. q, Kinsel. Central Drug Co. Gray
q Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21
Mystery 10 Find 0, Clothing.

Mystery surrounds a bundle OF
clothes found by Henry J. Company,
citizen, back or his home. No. 1872
Brevoortpl,, early Thursday morning.
The bundle contained an oyercoat, an
undcrcoat, vest, sweater. pair ~
spoctncles, n pair Of mittena and Il
handkerchief. In fact. the outfit was
complete except for trousers, shoes
and soeks. and Ia tho pockets were "a
bunch 81 street car tickets and Is
Windsor ferry tickets MIR. Company
turned tho clothes over ~ PatroimAn
Fowler. who took them 10 Scotten STA
ton, The police have ii theory that
the clothes belong TO some man VINO
tried To make his bed IN tho alley
while carrying an extra cargo or Wet
goods.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21
STORM SWEEPS OVER
CALIFORNIA VALLEYS

SACRAMENTO Cal. Jan 2l.-A
violent storm swept through the Joa-
quin and Sacramento valleys today
During the early hours OF the morning
the electric power plant was put out
III commission and the city was In
darkness Trees were blown down
and many buildings unroofed. 1t is
feared that number OF lives have
been lost. but communication at this
time is impossible through the devas
tated district owing TO all the wires
being down
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21
Apple.-Tancy. N94so: common. s,

USsO Der Dol
cries sec; frsts. soc; crooks. 2Ie: pack.
ing stock. l9c per ID.
Csbbage-2 isc per ID.
Ceiery-i5Gsoc per doz: California,
Observation-Disclosures full cream. l5h %
Limburser Ice: brick. Ish al7c;
Conse-Packase conee. sis7s@iass
Cranberries-Fancy. IS per bu: ,l4so
Dressed Calve:-Fancy. s9ioc: COM
mon. s1sc per Id;
dunn. 5ie Q6c per 10.
EsE.-Michienn current receipts.
tirs.s case count; asc per d SS5 IefTig-
Flour-MIchigan patents. In wool.
1913: second patent 1925: straight.
ISIS; clear. IS per Dbl.
corn meal. s2s SO: corn and oat chop.
SIS so: coarse middlings. s25: fine mid
dlings SIS per ton.
Finnan Haddies-9o per ID.
Fresh Vegetables-Cucum hot
house. $50 a. per doz' lettuce. l6c To-
head lettuce, 50 per hamper: pars.
nips. s5e per bu; tomatoes $3.50
doz. wax beans s. per Blu: pie plant.
80 a 60c per doz. green beans. s. per bu
Grape Fruit-$3 g $50 pei, box.
noney-Faney White. iaaisc: amber.
ioQllc; extracted. o9si.c per ID.
,oc%E Dress 'h f64 Sssd hy N
IT, ps'!0'i Hi 'lgs!sy.
% %hss, anS sas Straw rye ssS tos
Hides-No.. cured. lac; No. 2
8 ZEN. sac: kip cured No. !; l2c; Nc.
s,c; calf cured. No. !. Isis; No. 2. i+e
horse hides. No, j. sstOj No =. ,s1S;
H.rdwnr--wire nails. saa5 base;
anr called wire. s2.ls base; cut nails.
steel. s2so base: galvanized barbed
sis5 per cwt: axes. single bit. IS per
inch and larger. black. 20 per GENT on
list: galyaniaed. 50 pei. cent on; sheet
vanized. 1920 per cwt
Limes-$l per 100
Lsmcn:=califoTnla. ss;,ogt per boz %
Mushrooms--50Q soc per 10.
Onions-Spanish. $500 per crate:
Michigan. 65 q zoe per bu; Cuban. s3.2o
per box
Orange.-California. navels. S2.75 q
80 25 per box.
OlIs-Raw iinseed. Soc. boiled lin
s IN a days sa DIAMOND pi headlight Ss tor
sene. shc; turpentlne. In barrel lots
47hc per gal.
Pop Corn-Ears. lha2c per ID.
Observation-Disclosures $3.50 u 400 pei
crate; s1.50M2 per dog.
PotatOes-Michiga T5Is0c per bu
car lots. (. o. b. Detroit. S. II zoe per bu
new Bermudas. $3.50 per bu.
Poultry-Hens. 12c. springs l3c
geese l0g1Ic; ducks. l341ic; tur-
keys. 1611sc. Dressed-Hens. l3c
springs. lac: geese. 12ql3c: ducks. 14g
i5c; turkeys. l9a20c per ID.
Provisions-Messs pork. $500; family
heavy ',is75; SMOKED hams, iohc
dry sailed briskets. 10hc; shoulders
7Ac; picnic hams, 7c; bacon. II n G
lard in tierces. i0iac; kettle rendered
IL n C per 10.
Rnbbits-sl per dos.
straw berrics-40G 45c per box.
sweet POtatOes-Illinois. $3.50 pei
Dbl. Jerseys. kiln dried. $3.50 per crate
sugnr-Crystal dominoes. 81 so; eagle
tablets soto cut loaf. 80 95: cubes
IS so. xxx powdered. $40; granu
lated. extra coarse. s505. graduated
in bulk s495; granulated in 25-lb cot
ton bags. $500. Michigan. granuiated
Ass: confectioners A. $500: No.
1925; No. 2. s49s; No. 9. 1929: No.
:470: No. 8, Sass; No. 8. $3.50; No. 10
Sass; No. IL. $3.50; No. IL, St.+6: No
%. 34.4o; No. Ia. $40: No. 10. $40 pei
| 100 lbs
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21
JUDGE RULES IN FAVOR
OF POLICEMAN SHELLARD

NEW YORK. Jan 2l.-Justice
Crane, in the supreme court. Brooklyn.
today instructed the jury which Is try
ing David f. Shellard for killing Bar
Dara Reig not TO consider murder in
the first degree as a possible verdict.
The jury was told by the justice that
only verdict OF murder in the second
degree, or one OF manslaughter would
be warranted by the evidence This
action was taken following a motion
OF Shellard's counsel TO take the case
from the jury altogether.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21
BosToS COppER SALES.

BOSTON Mass, Jan. 2i.-Sales fur
nished by Hayden. Stone q Co. l16-l1S
Griswold- ADV. 235. A. g. p. 3 =
$50; Am Zinc. 225. Are. 20; A. C.. go:
G & A. 81. Cent 30; Con Mer.. 500,
G. Range l.547; II w. 40, r b.. 275
Elm Il 270, FIR 1915. Or. i4O: g. G,
O55: Roy. $50, X g, 30: Lake 225.
Las. 40. Mex. l710: Mia. $50. Mich.
90. Mob 1870. New. so y r.. 2 105
y l. 900 . d. 80: Csc. 20: Par.
$50; Quin.. 10. r Isl. 10: 4 Fe. 100;
shan. 1855: Sup. cop a35 s & p $50
Tam SIS Trim. - oil. 500; L s II.
SO. do pfd 076: II. Con. BIZ Ut. Cop.
$50. Win SO: Wolv %: Wyan., 400.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21
MAN TRIES TO STEAL
VANDERBILT'S SATCHEL

NEW YORK, Jan. Enlightenment
was caused on the French line pier to-
day when an attempt was made 10
steal a bag containing valuable papers
which belonged TO w. X. Vanderbilt.
Jr., just before Mr.. Vanderbilt sailed
fer France on La Savoie.
Detectives followed the alleged
thief until he had left the pier aud
then they seized him. lie protested
90 loudly that the attention OF crowds
OF passengers who were waiting 10
sail on La Savoie were attracted Mr.
Vanderbilt ala not learn OF the THEFT
until his baggage was returned 10 him.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21
LIVE STOCK
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.

DETROIT. Jan. 20.--Cattie--Dun, 10
10 l5c lower than on Wednesday. Prices
ranged as follows. Choice steers. aver
aging from 1000 10 hoo pounds. si.i5
a 5.25 choice handy killers. s435I
i.6O; light TO good butchers steers and
fat cows. s?5OG39O. Gamers cows
81. 2.s5. common TO prime shipping
bulls. sS9i; light butchers and heavy
sausage bulls, S2.5Oq $50 per cwt. Veal
Calves-Active. s4us.s5 per cwt.
Sheep and Lambs-95c lower than
Wednesday. quality fair: choice lambs
$3.50 " 6.ee Hight to fair. s64B com
mon 10 prime sheep. 81 50I5: mixed
sheep and lambs. s450q 5 so. common
killers. s2.76G3.25. cuns, s2Q25o per
Cwt,
Hogs-Steady for fat stock others
lower. quality fair. prime mediums and
fat workers.. s6251640; light workers.
and pigs. IS 90: roughs, si.S0S 5.26 per
cwt.
Weeks receipts: Cattle. ll25; calves.
AGO. sheep $500: hogs. $500.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21
DEATH MESSAGE CAME
INSTEAD OF FIANCE

STURGIS. Mich, Jan. 2l-tSpe-
clai) Expecting to meet her intended
husband at the depot here. Miss Grace
Ccrdill received a message stating her
lover had died OF heart disease She
took the train TO Fort Wayne, his
homo
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21

There was nothing new In the way
OF prices 20 report this morning THIS
was poultry day. but receipts on the
early deliveries We're not as large as
usual, and while the demand was not
urgent, everything was pretty well
cleaned up. Eggs are on the down
grade at present. but dealers are not
looking for any very material declines
for n while. Stocks OF butter In all
grades are large and increasing but
prices are held up by outside markets.
There il good trade in rabbits
dressed calves and hogs are steady.
and the market as whole. was slow
and without feature
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21
NEW YORK METAL.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2l.--At the Metal
exchange today copper continued TO
droop with "A further loss Of - In the
bid for eteCtrolyttc and castings TIN
was slightly lower in sympathy with
London Lead and spelter unchanged
Quotations Lake, 1iA ulihc. cleo
trolytit 1884, n Is &C. castings, ID y m
12S,c. spclter 510M i5c,. lead. 4l5 n
A Or. tin - g0EI % Csc
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21
BURIED IN COAL PILE;
COFFERDAM SAVES HIM

CHEBOYGAN, Wis. Jan. 2l.--
Thomas Fitzpatrick. aged 20 years,
was buried under a huge pile OF soft
coal with only his head uncovered. lie
slid down coal pile when 1t suddenly
caved in carrying him with 1t.
Fellow workmen heard his cries and
It became necessary TO tear down a
barn 10 huild sort OF cofferdam to
prevent the entire pile from slipping
down upon him He was rescued after
having been imprisoned for three
hours His body was badly bruised.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21
N. Y. COTTON.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2l-The buying
was resumed AT the opening OF the cot
ton market this morning. and prices
opened hrmer fully responding 10
stronger cables The orders To pur-
chase came mostly from commission
houses on overnight orders. Room
traders and some OF the foreign Inter
ests favored reaction.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21
Markets Mz Finance

Closing pttcVs. Whea-May, st05 -
asked. Corn-May. ga. asked oats
May. 52c. Pork-May s. 20 asked
latd-May $3.50 asked Ribs Map
S9.OI asked
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21

--There-are- at least three species Of
dogs which do not bark-the Egyptian
sheep dog. the Australian dog and the
Zion headed" dog of Tibet
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21
ta) Asked. (b)Bid. tN)Spilt,
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. O.. IAN 81 -Wheat--Cash.
81 .oSs. May. $40, July. $1,000. sept"
.! &c. Corn-Cash 62c. MAY and July,
Stsc; Sept. s4iac Oats-Cash - .. c.
MAY. 53iec, July, isc. sept. +0c. Rye
Cash. 7sigc. Alsiltc-Frime and
March ss.s5 Timothy 81 80. Glover
seed-Cash and March, s. t2is oct,
s6.0Ti. Feb. s5.51il
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21

To eve defects are attributed 90 per
cent OF so-called neuralgia headaches.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT Ian 2l-Close: Argen-
tine wheat exports are inquired 70 IN
crease quite materially ana may kee lpl'
Liverpool easy The bears in chicago
acknowledge that they have taiied IN
their effort 70 break the market anu
have covered their lines. Patteh az
uears % hav" no opposition now, ana
the mprkct - largely I'm his hands 10
do a. he pleases with Receipts are
small. but the high price has checked
demand II was a very quiet-dax In
wheat IN the Detroit market and prices
closed with little change
Wheat -uotations-Cash No red
81 os May wheat wheat GgenSSd T ~ osth
advanced 20 $40 and closed at 90 =. ,
July opened AZ s. 0l p lost &c al
varced 90 81 OF =. and closed ~ W " = :
Scptcmher. csc. No. red. sl.O5' No
coarse grain quotations Corn-Cash
80 tiac bld. No. 3 yellow cars
AZ SO. AZ 62ige-elosing az % y c
bid 40 elbow, cars AT 81 - e
Osts--C4sh No white 53c' May
90 f'Se-ca.h No 2. 7sc ,,,,
rea9,ss c9se and February 81 2o'
MS e, ~, - seed Prime SPOT. 100 bags
az s555. March 200 bags at - 50 = :
sample SO hass at s. 3d. 80 AZ IN, ~
bass al S. y AT s. %
Timothy seed Prime spot so bags
Racelpts IN tie Detroit market I
I'frtrs,iay Included 500 hhls OF -four.
u cars 80 corn aud of oats VIII
drswals were 200 hills Of -four. Stocks
ara 547 CaI bti ~ wheat. Si32sl bu OF
corn ib5.1lf bu of oats, and sS5lb On
of I'VE.
%arthweatern wheat receipts Thurs
da, go2 cars. wear ago. 2y0 cars
Wheat receipts at Kansas city 5o
cars. vear ago. ia.
Wheat in Liverpool closed unchanged
10 ia Itghc~ and corn "a higher
FVnorts OF wheat and Hour Thurs
dew 225 600 b..
wheat receipts At primarv uoints
Thursday. ctS. 900 bu. year ago. 55S 600
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished by
Lewis q Gorton, 14l3 Majestic building
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden
stone * Co. hollis GriSwoldst:
open High. Low. Noon
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21

Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden.
Stone q Co Opening
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21
EAST BUFFALO-Open
Duuninv 4 Stevens Live stock Report.

BUFFALO. Jan. 2l.--(Special Cat
tle-Receipts 3 cars. slow Hogs-Re-
ceipts. so cars. lower. heavy. s.. So q
65 workers.. s6.lOG6.4o. pigs. ST. so
Sheep-Receipts SO cars, lower, best
lambs sI.SOQ7.S5, culls }6S550. year
lings. Sc. wethers. s. q 5.25. ewes. 81 50
Ma15. Calves-$5 GERS.
EAST BJFFALO-Close.
EAST BUFFALO y. Y. Jan. al
Cattie--Receipts 100 head. market slow
and unchanged. Neals-Receipts 800
head. market active and Arm. culls TO
choice t6.1547lO. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 10. 400 head. market slow. 10
n15c lower. lambs. s. a I.35. yearlings.
1925 d6.40; sheep. 81 so q 5.s5. Hogs
Receipts 500 head. market fairly &C
tive. good weights : a loo lower; pigs.
% n 40c lower workers.. 1915 q s 10,
pigs. s5IOG55O. mixed. ts 30 d655.
heavies. s655 6.s5; roughs. 1925 a sos.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO. Ian. l.-Hogs-Receipts
$4,000. TO l0c lower mixed and
butchers. IS 70d6 40, good heavy. $50
Gs.a5 rough. heavy. s5.70g5s5. light,
s5.55 q go. pigs. 81 25 a IS; bulk. s5.s5
1850. Cattle-Receipts $500, weak
beeves sig6 $50. cows and heifers. 81 )
ass stockers and feeders. s. a $40;
Texans. s425 $50; calves. s7ne. Sheep
Receipts 10000 steady sheep. SO So
ass. lambs. s4.504 7.75.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21

Wolverine Portland Gem. 4 4
Parke, Davis A 60. ...... - ~
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Jan 2l.-Cnresponstv
cables forecast for larger Argentine
shtnrents and favorable weather
caused 81 lille lower wheat market TINS
morning pricca boinR OF about ~
1.egiirE holders rave the market mod
erntc support Commission houses
were 0- ho'i sides Local sentiment
iurlirrd 60 be little bonrlsh.
ppcniug. Wheat-Mav. 81 o. - Z
fn7A Corr MAY 40 - ftso% n Ga7s r.
Oats Nav. 5pA LGrd May. 81 -,
The wheat range was uncertain most
~ No." dav ivNi p(nnnd q 0S there were
good sized chunks " he May option u
tor}H ont. thus taking the ehgc OF the
maj kct ON several otpaslpnr and clos
ing ~ y - lower. for titc dHv. Corn
.rlos~d ~ o higher, oats were nv = N ~
hos produois were about unchanged Tor
tho day
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21
PRODUCE.

Assessment paid.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21

Quotations by Hayden. stone 4 Co;
open. High Low. close.
The Washington times., 1909-06-27
Died.

ZEA-Suddeniy, IN Saturday luna "a yeoo
AZ o:4o a. m. a. her residence, H6s G street
nor h1rth west ELEoNoRA s.. widow OF the
Funeral Monday. yune % from her rash
oence Friends and relatives Invited In
teFment at Rock Creek Cemetery il
HUFFTNGTON-on Friday. Jun. * isoa =.
p. m, az his home, sos K street south
east, WILLIAM O., beloved husband OF
Nannie c. huntington. aged slKty-dve years
Notice Of funeral later. It,
MACKALI--On Friday. June Is. 1900 AZ Sax
p nl-t Dr. JAMES Nov Fan son OF Mar
garet ". and the late DR.. Louis 1acksII
RADCLIFF-suddenly, on saturt ay. June
year, JOHN W. RADcLIFF.
RoBTNsoN-on Saturday, June &c. 1919 st
o'clock .. m. at the Masonic and East
beloved husband Of Elvivs Orrutt Robin
son, aged sixty-eight years and nine
months.
JoY-suddenIy. on June ss. 1909. MAURICE
eldest son OF the late Maurice ard Honora
Joy.
JACKSON Suddenly. at his residence. s45
Elm street northwest. at S:45 g. m. Sstur-
day. June IS. 1903. THORNTON A. JACK
SON, sr., beloved husband OF Helen Jack
son, father Of Lasette. George. Annette
Birch. and Thornton Jackson.
BEARD-On June 25. 1903. Miss FANNIE
C. BEARD.
REGAN-On Friday. June q. 1909, at 7:45
p m, after long illness, CATHERINE
the beloved wife Of the late jeremiah
Hegan.
Funeral viii take place from her daugh-
ter's residence, Mrs Annie MCGEE 22f7
Fifteenth street, on Monday, June %. at
10 o'clock. thence to St Paul's Church.
where mass VIII be said for the repose of
her soul. Friends and relatives are invited
to attend je2s-2t'
The Washington times., 1909-06-27
BALTIMORE IS HOT
DESPITE THE RAIN
Monumental City Has the Appear
ance of q Deserted
Village.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Jure T.-Despite
a heavy rain storm tf the early morn
ing Baltimore got nc relief today from
the terrific heat OF the past week and
at an early hour this afternoon three
prostrations lad aIresdy been report ed.
The city Is like a deserted village,
only those moving about who had urg-
en1 business. In the early morning
there was a steady stream toward the
parks. but after the real heat of the
day began. only the street cars were
TO be seen on the streets and pedestrians
were few and far between.
At O'Clock this morning there was
heavy downpour, which in intensity
resembled a cloudburst This lasted for
the best part OF an hour. The rain,
however, only served to Increase the
humidity and when the skies cleared
away and gave the sun full sweep upon
the city the thermometer mounted rap
idly and Il is expected that before the
day is over II WI be as hot as It was
yesterday.
Last night was comparatively cool,
but by O'Clock this morning the Their
mometer had reached "a degrees It
began steady climb upward and at
noon vas at IS. one degree less than
yesterday at the same hour.
The Washington times., 1909-06-27

form large part of Talbot county
motor and sailing yachts and snal
boats were upturned and sunk, or driver
out into The bay. There are many m
mors Of loss OF life and of persons
wounded by falling limbs or other de-
bris, but these have not been substan-
tiated definitely.
The growing vegetable crops of the
rich Eastern Shore fields are fat with
the earth. and damage has been done IN
this one way that may reach hundreds
of thousands Of dollars. Everywhere
the eye turns there are signs of destruc-
ton that IN many cases carry the ap-
pearance of almost complete ruin
The superstitiOus OF the Eastern Shore
begin 10 treInbIe. The double tragedy
of the Woodill-EaStman murder and sui
eide shocked the people there beyond
any occurrence in their history and
last nights visitation of the elements
with its aftermath OF destruction seems
TO tEem-or to some of them-a sign Of
the Divine displeasure.