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The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
W0MAN'S JIU-JITSU
MASTERS BIG THIEF
Little Miss Chellot Holds 5rawny
Purse Snatcher TIL Mounted
Policeman Taxes Prisoner.

NEW YORK. July l3.-Wonderfu!
strength and agility disguised under
lot OF French daintiness enabled
Lesla Chollot 10 hold six-foot thiei
balanced across the top OF the Filth
ave. park wall until mounted police
man galloped up and relieved her Oh
her harden.
Miss Chollot is caretaker OF the
nouse at No. Sill Fifth-ave., the home
Of the Francis j. Lorings. who are
abroad AT one time she Was a lady
maid in another Fifth-ave. house
where the butler. a Japanese, taught
her iui.jitsu. She developed strength
enough 10 throw the butler himself.
After She went to her new place shss
kept up the exercise; so II was a taste
of that Japanese method which Ed
ward King. a longshoreman, got when
ne tried 10 snatch Miss Chollot 5
ckatelaine purse.
The caretaker and her sister had
lust left the Ioring house and crossed
the avenue. They were near sixty
sccond-st. when King walked stealthlIy
be hind them and seized the purse, me
chain snapped and the man was ABOUT
10 lump away, when Miss Choliot
seized him by the wrist. 1erked MIS-
aim down and then. after pulling II
up with a snap. twisted II 1t the Shout
der and the thief spun rouad helpless.
She continued the arm Visiting and
turned the longshoreman fist one way
and then the other till he was backed
I'D againss the wall. yelling with pain.
But as al extra precaution she ap-
piled the queer Japanese sort or pres
sure to the mans forehead and SLOWLY
bent him back till he lag nicely bal
aneed across the sharp edge OF the
stone coping on the three-foot wall.
And there he stayed as lifeless as
Tag of -four, except for his yells for
help. until Mounted Patrolman Sheehy
rode up and took him In tow for the
East Sixty-seventh-st. police station.
where he was held on charge OF
highway robbery.
King. the prisoner. said that he wa,
a longshoreman, 40 years, OF No. III
| East Sixty-fourth-st., and out or WORK
The Chollot sisters will appear against
him In the Yorkville police court.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14

When he is not spending his time
before the footlights. Caruso Is either
at his desk. his piano. In his ONCE or
nj his easel He is endowed with
what Carlyle said genius was: The
infinite capacity for taking pains.
A years ago Caruso heard doctors
say he never would sing again. An
operation was performed on his throat
and he had To learn the scale over. But
now experts say his voice is more
marvellous than ever.
II was as business man thar Ca
russo secured for himself such large
fortune when he signed the contract
In his suite at the Knickerbocker
hotel Caruso has his Office. II is FUR
nished plainly. with small desk.
room for his stenographer and "a safe.
Here. in prosaic frock coat, he bus
les himself with his financial affairs
several hours day.
genius at song he also Is ge-
MAS OF finance Garuso is worth
millions. and IL is invested in the four
corners Of the earth where people de-
mand him to sing Yet he attends TO
all the details OF his investments with
the same care that he would use OF his
voice on the evening OF an operate
appearance.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
LOVE SPARK FLAMES UP
AFTER INTERVAL OF YEARS
Il Had Died Down on the Day Iney
Both Mere Graduated from
Michigan College.

DES MONIES. July l3.-Acknow.'
edged sweethearts and devoted to each
other when attending Albion college
In Michigan. % years ago. o. ID. Ellet'
now a clergyman, and Miss Charlotte
2. Aldrich, principal of the high schooi
at Sturgis, Mich, made up their minds
on graduation day that they would
cease TO be sweethearts and went their
ways alone.
After this great lapse OF time they
will resume the relation which was
dissolved by mutual consent and tue
courtship OF many years ago. In the
near future they will be united In
marriage at Vermontville, Mich.
The future home OF the reunited
couple will be at Marshalltown, where
the bridegroom-to-be has charge of the
state prohibition paper.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
q. Z. WARSHIP WAS IN
DANGER OF DESTRUCTION
Marines Battle Against Fire Which
Followed Explosion In Which
Ensign Was Killed.

NAPLES. italy, July 13.-The gas
explosion yesterday on board the Uni
ted States armored cruiser North Caro-
lima, lying at anchor at the end Of the
Santa Lucia harbor, half mile from
the docks, was far more serious than
at first reported, the officers OF the
ship seeking to suppress the news and
minimize the danger into which the
great ship had been plunged.
The officers at first sought to sup
press the fact that Ensign Hugh h.
Aiken, of New Orleans. had been killed
and that Engineer Makalou was so Sc
riously injured he will probably los
both eyes.
II develops however, that after the
explosion in the coal bins, a fire en-
sued which for a time threatened To
reach the powder magazines and blow
up the ship. The sailors and marines
on the North Carolina answered hur-
riedly 20 the fire call and began fight
ing the blaze with vigor, realizing
that IL the flames ever reached the
heavily loaded magazine there would
be calamity. Signals were wigwagged
to the other ships of the American
deet lying at anchor in the harbor
and they hurried many boatloads OF
mariners to the North Carolina to aid
In suppressing the fire. This prompt
aid from the other ships of the feet
Is said today to be the only thing
that prevented the flames from reach
ing the magazine.
The accident, according to latest re.
ports, was due to the fact that Er.
gineer Makalou entered the coal hold
with q lighted candle IN his hand.
There were 500 tons of coal stored In
the bunkers and an immense amour.
Of coal gas had been generated. As
soon as Makalou and Aiken entered
the hold there was terrific explosion.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
M A r l N e
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.


DETROIT. July 13.-Up: Alpena, 2
D. m. Monday.
Ford. 1920. Normanla- beatty
TI:4O. Prince Rupert O. Baker, ID NJ
whitney. ., squire. 8; North Wind,
t-f0, fteutn. .. Cornelius, ), ireland, IL
oga. $50. Midland Prince, 9:20. Turret
Cape IL.
Down: Empire city Marcia. 1915
p IN Monday, Saranac, A c Minch,
1910; Imperial and oil barge, 1915; w
T.. Fitzgerald. Gratwick No ?. 2: Wild
lar. 2l5. ". l.. Brown. 2:20. Wyan-
dotte. 2:25; Utica. 2.40. Gates 2:45: Ball
Bros, 3.l5, J j. Barlum. $50; Rama
20. Dinkey. 4. W. l.. smith. 4:15;
Howe. 3, Mckinney, 10, Kensington,
Berwind. 5.l5, W. n Wolf. $50. owe
go. 6; Steinbrenner. CHS; Orlnoco. 1870:
Starke. $50.
Alaska CsteeD. $50: Annie Laura. 10;
Coralia and whaleback, 1915, Henry
Smith, Corona. Malta. 1890; Australia
Grove. Topeka, II. Ericsson Mazda
Durston. 80. Sonora 1915. Schuck
115, happening. lao; Superior city
Jenney. w :. Mack. 22O. Russell
Walter Scranton, 4:40. Boland. 5
Sharples. -. q. Kerr. 5:15. Cuddy. North
Queen. 500 Mohawk. :, LaBelle. 7:20;
Frontenee and barge. 7.IO. Algonquin.
Stanton. sac. Pendennis. White g.
LanRdon, Sicken and barges, 9:l5; Lum-
bermen and barges, Il; Gogebic, 1880;
Zenith city, 1l.40.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
DEFENDS THE RICH.
Rep. Diekema Replies To Attack by
Rep. Robinson, OF Arkansas.

WASHINGTON, July lin a
speech In the house. Monday, Rep.
Diekema, Of Michigan, defended the
millionaire. Rep. Robinson. Of Arkan.
aas. had attacked the rich, asking
"Whoever heard of a millionaire go.
ing 20 war;" Rep. Diekema. in a
fiery answer. declared that two Inil
l.onaires. at least, went to the Spanish.
American war from Michigan.
LET me tell the gentleman" shout
ed Diekema, that young James Nc.
MILAN, millionaire. went TO that war
md further that he lost his life In
the conflict. Ex-Secretary Of the Navy
Newberry also served In that war
Let me tell the gentleman further that
4 mans patriotism in this country Is
not measured by his poverty Ut tis
wealth, but by his Americanism
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
JAIL FOR SONG WRITER
Composer Of my Wfe's Gone to the
Country" Gets In Trouble.

CHICAGO, July 13.-Geo. f. Bern
hammer. author OF the ballad my
Wife's Gone to the Country" has been
sentenced to three months in the
bridewell. II developed in the trial
that MY Wife,s- Gone te-tAe- Country,
was the fruit OF an actual experience.
When Bernhammer's wife left he be-
gan keeping company with women
Of whom his wife did not approve.
She had him arrested for desertion.
Maybe you'll get the Inspiration in
the bridewell for another song" said
Judge Newcomer. "Sometnng like
'Hubby's in the BOBBY Hatch would
make good title. and II would go
well IL you set it TO tremulous music,
with just a suggestion of clanking
chains"
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
Caruso as a Business Man. at the
Desk in His New York Office.

NEW YORK. July i3.-The news
from Paris that Enrico Caruso. the
man with the golden voice" has been
signed TO sing Ave more seasons 1t
the Metropolitan opera house has
drawn attention TO the strange
shrewdness OF the singer which
makes him as much business man
as an operate star.
Caruso put his signature 10 docu'
ment. also signed by Otto IA. Kahn
and Senior Gatti-Cazazzi, for the opera
company. which assures him three ap-
pearances each week. for a season OF
% weeks fort the next five years, at
$4,000 an evening. If Caruso's voice
should fail him. the opera company
must stand the loss.
For the five years covered in the
contract he will receive the stipend
Gus sum OF 100000,
Caruso's health is insured by the
Metropolitan opera company for thar
sum to safeguard any loss TO the men
who hand Caruso his pay envelopes.
Beside Caruso's huge wages the
salaries OF men noted as fnanciers
seem dwarfed.
Mark Twain. would he MARBLE his
best for the rest OF his life. couldn't
make enough In that way 10 pay Ga
ruso's chauffeur's wages. Mark said
so himself when he heard Caruso mad
been signed.
Richard Wagner. endowed with the
most marvellous musical mind eyer a.
loted to man. never dreamed o!
having in his life as much moncy-as
Caruso will get in the next five years
Whistler, Van Dyke. Rembrandt or
Murillo. each was the greatest OF The
worlds artists In his line OF painting
yet their voices were worthless.
Yet Caruso is financier. writer. com.
poser and painter.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
MINISTER AND NURSE
KEEP WEDDING SECRET
Announcement Was Deferred Because
the Bridegroom Was Still
Seminary Student.

TIPPECANOE CITY, O.. July 81
After being kept secret for year. the
marriage of Rev. r. f. Fenner. OF Tip
pecanoe City. o., and Miss Nellie NJ
Canter, OF Aenia. which took place al
Cynthiana. Ky. in July. 1905, has just
been announced
Owing 10 Mr.. Fenner's attending
the theological seminary At Lexins
ton, KY. the marriage was not made
known and The announcement sur
prised their friends.
Mrs. Fenner for two years has held
position as nurse at the 10 Sol.
diers' and Sailors Orphans Home at
Xenia, o.. and has won host OF
friends there
Rev. Mr.. Fenuer ras received call
from the First Baptist church at Win
chester o. and will begin his work
there at once.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
SAYS ACID WAS
THROWN IN FACE
Thomas Shields Tells Lurid Story OF
Attack in Public Convenience
Station.

Detectives are investigating all ead
report made by Coroner Burgess, reia'
tive 10 Thomas Shields, whom the doc
tor attended. Monday night. 10 relit We
tie suffering caused by Lad earboilc
acid burns about the face.
Shields. who lives IT No. 4ls Hio'
bard-aye. toll! Dr. Burgess. who re-
tailed II 10 the detectives that an un'
Identified man had thrown carbollc
acid in his face while he was in the
public convenience station 0n Cadillac
So, Monday night.
Investigation al the convenience sta
ton resulted In a denial Of such a.
occurrence. by the wa;chman IN
charge
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
NEW YoRk srock LETTER.

Reported for Tue Times By Carson,
Craig 4 Co. The excitement In cot
,ton market detected considerable atten-
ti0n from the stock market The rapid
Fun-tn the stUpfg caused some uneasi-
ness as II could have "A bearing on the
leRs-Fts't- tf---r-s, shortage WIS IN any
way commensurate with the advance.
The southern stocks were not affected
in fact they were II anything. the
steadiest OF the whole list. Illinois
strong. Southern Railwa. nrm and the
cotton belt roads OF Texas were duh,
steel after selling at new high rec
bashs were strong Wheelings weak
but nothing new appeared 10 account
for H.. Market lapscd into dizziness ar
ter noon hour.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

Copper shares sales OF July IL. fur
nished by Hayden. stone * Co: Odvr
1875: Az. 2I5. A. {. F.. 1855 Am. Zinc
1In, Arm, 100; All. 80 Bos. Con. go
Bos. Cor. 100; Butte, s22, {. a. A. 40,
G.. * IL, =. Cent, 1925; Range. ol2, ID.
W. 10, t.. H.. 100. GX., 532. O.. G.. las,
Roy. 265: Kerr, 20; Kew. 10, Lake. 200,
Las, 3s7 Mass. las; Mex, 10; Mia
l3O. Mich. So. Moh.. i9s; Mont 6. *
G.. ZOO Nev Cons, 400. New Arc 90
Nip. $50; y. H.. ll.2O3. y. L., 100; Ojib,
10 20. d.. 2J0A Csc. 80; Par, 40, Gu.
IL. ) re. 10. Saan., no; sup. l35; >.
n T., 1ss > q r., SEQ, fam. o. Trim.
o,-2lO; oil 81. is Ri 6tt
do pfd. 1856. Ut. Con. SO; Ut. Cop. l5,
Wyan. 40.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14

Now doctor. il this statement of
facts be substantially true. taking
into consideration the examination
which you made OF the defendant. the
inquiry you have made iate=his ante
cedents history. character. and quail
tiles OF mind: also taking into con.
sideration the stigmata OF degenera-
ton which you have here described.
YOU may state whether in your judg-
ment this defendant at the time he
shot Hartoon Gostanian was rational
81
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
NEW YORK. PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, July l3.-Pork-Steady.
Lard-Dull, middle west. spot. sll.s5I
1876. Sugar-Raw. quiet; refined quiet
Cofree-Rio No ON the spot. u u ~ C.
Tallow-Quiet. city. ) 9-l6c, country,
8 5-l6Q5 l3-l6c. Dressed poultry and
live poultry--Firm. Cheese-Firmer
full cream specials. l3i2 " IL NC. skins.
specials. l0@c. full skins. "a Sc.
Coffee options opened unchanged 10
5 points decline. Butter-Quiet, steady
receipts $4,000. creamery, extra. zoe.
state dairy. tubs, 20 "a 20 NC imitation
creamery nrsts, 22c. Eggs-Firm. re-
celpts 2O.9T4 nearby white fancy, 2sg
3lc. mixed 20 27c, fresh trsts. 2l y q
2al.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
CURRIE CASES GO OVER
Charges Against Busted" Broker:
and Bourke Set for July 20.

.Q request efPFeseeHtiHs- Attorney
Van Zlle, whose hands are full in the
recorders court, with the Boyajian
and Burkhart murder cases on in full
blast. all of the cases against Louis
II. Case. Cameron Currie, and Michael
]. bourke, charged with conspiracy
and embezzlement. were again ad.
;ourned by Justice Stein. Tuesday
morning. All the cases were set for
I,,l, on
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
jap Ships to Visit FRISCO,

TOXIC. July 1.-THE navy depart
ment today issued orders 10 the bat.
tleship Izumo. detaching that vessel
to sail in September to participate in
the Portola celebration at San Fran.
cisco II had also been intended 10
send the lzumo to the Hudson-Fulton
celebration at New York, but the lat.
ter plan was found impossible, owing
TO the short time the vessel Will be In
American waters
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
Michigan Man Arrested.

4 CHICAGO, July ia charge o.
embezzling Sl,96S postoffice funds
while he was postmaster at Bessemer.
Mich. has been made against Richard
j.. Baden, who was arrested mere yes.
ferdsy In the Offices of the Information.
81 Harvester Co.. where he was EN-.
ployed as a bookkeeper. He has been
living under the name of James Rob
orfg
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
COPPER MARkET-CIose.

ArIZ. COm'I. 81, Apex, "a All, ) J.
Are, a. Adv. 8 a. Bay = Gas, 40; Gos
Cons. IA; Bos. * Corb., l1e4 Butte
Cltn.. 231s Cop. Con. 1Y4. Cons. Mer.
80. Davis D., 5-l5. r.. Butte, ia
Ely, Is; F'r.. 1t "a first Nat, =, Cir
sIa q. -Can., 9es Gold. Cons, lie
Helv.. 5 z. Isle Roy. 23is Las. IL
Mass. 7-l6. Mob. So Maj. 81; Mich. 4
10A. Mia. 10 Is Mex. Con. ~; Nip
1917 New. Cons. 30. New Utah. Is
y. Butte. 49A old Dom, 81 ~ Par. 80,
Quin., SIS, Raven. "a. Shan. lil, Sup
X pitts. l6; Santa Re. =. Sup. Cop.
3siz. sup. a Bos.. IA u Tam. 65; Trim.
II, Utah Cons, Al, Utd Cop. Com, .
L. ). r.. ass do pfd. 49,. Wet. IS
VIVIAN IL
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
"pRY" CASE is DROPPED.

OXFORD. Mich, July 13.-The case
against Deputy Sheriff Bells. of Orion
accused of selling hard cider In less
than five gallon lots in violation Of the
local option law was dismissed yes.
terday owing to lack OF evidence. Tin.
less the plaintiffs secured new war
rant the alleged spite" case against
the officer will be dropped
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
SHERlEE is CALLED.

SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. July
13-Sheriff Bayliss has gone to Nee
bish island to investigate a report that
VIM. Campbell had shot his brother
in.law, named Cummings. and that
Cummings was dying. The cause or
the trouble was not stated. NeeDish
island is located 20 miles below the
Gnn
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
HARD ON THE CENTENARIAN.
To Get the Land He Wants. Must 1--we
25 Years Longer.

FRESNO Cal, July IA Drum
valley Indian named George visited
the-eeHHty- clerk 8 office here to re-
cord certificate to land grant
giving his age as 100 years. He says
he was an old man when the first
white person settled In this country.
Unless he lives % years more he
can not acquire title TO the land.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
American 500.

SAULT STE MARIE. Mich. July 10
Up Msrtska. l p. m. Monday. Stew
art, 2.3O; Wood. $3.50, chill and oil
barge. Nottingham, Superior. 4. Buff
fington, Couiby, Northern King ). Sax
on. Moore. $3.50: Snyder. Northwest Ma
rida, q Pere Marquette, Corey, $50
Sheardle. $50. Fulton. Martha, To-,
Wells, 1870. Hoyt, Hines, Marvin Nor
ris midnight; Paine. 1899 Susque-
hanna. Apdaste. 2:3O. Andrews. $50;
Sahara. Michigan. 9. Ball. 9:40: Mat
thcws. 1890. Northern Wave. Path
finder, Sycamore.
Down: Manitoba. Scott. l y. m. Mon
day. Amasa Stone, Warner Thompson
>. Mataafa. North Lake 3. Turret Cape
5, Denmark $50. Sierra. Lynch. 100
Gettysburg. Bacon. 8: James David
son. 10. kopp. IL. Waldo. midnight;
: STAFFORD afrtF fftTrTs. KOCnester, Jay
Morse. p Henry Rogers. 3. Van Hise.
Thomas. George Peavey. I; Panay 5:
Delaware, 6. Jenkins. I; Pentland.
1890.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
Gets stiff Sentence.

CHICAGO, July 13.-Joseph Ron
nenberg, 20 years old. who took a
xocketbook containing SOS from the
,kfp pocket Of Geo. Burton, travelling
- lesman of Amasa. Mich, has been
nontnnced to pay fine of 500 and
- serve one year in the Bridewell by
Irunicipal Judge Stewart, of the Hyde
|wark courf
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
PRODUCE.

Contrary to expectations the E1gin
butter market was up a half-cent yes
terday and this market had to follow.
Eggs were advanced cent on the
-fpavy INCORPORATION Keceipts or poul-
try were liberal but everything seemed
10 clean up at steady prices. The mar
ket was well supplied with black rasp
berries and huckleberries this morning.
both ruling lower, but berries OF other
kinds as well as cherries and currants
were in Hight supply \ few peaches
and plums were la sight, but the de-
mand was not urgent.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
70 Ho! 70 He! Hoe 8 5000, 900 M N
For FiOe Years WIarbLing
MHAH CARUsO COULD DO
w WITH his mG WAGES

Buy the crown Jewels OF Italy
where he already a. "a chcN aiier.
Corner the money market.
Hun the Chicago Cubs ar the
Detroit Tigers for ave years with
out taking Ia % cent of admission.
Purchase % title and retire I'm opu-
lencc.
Organise an opera company and
give free performa nces ca New York
all season.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. July i3.--Cheese-Twins
I44l4Ac, young Americas, II = IT nc.
Butter-Creamery extras. 26c. firsts.
23hc; seconds. 22iac; dairy. EXTRAS,
23hc. Eggs-Firsts l9iac, seconds.
Ike. Live poultry-TurkeXs. lao
l4tsc: fowls. i4iac; ducks. llgl ise'
geese SnyC
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
CALLED OFTEN
ON GOSTANiAN
Continued from Page OneJ

! little girl, she telephoned home, say
| ing that she was way up to ny broth
er's house the witness declared.
Mrs Lambert further stated that
during the time the d1ctor-Was- AMY
Harry was gone from his room an en-
/ tire week
At the start OF the afternoon SEES
sion Prosecutor Van Zile resumed the
cross-examination OF Dr. David K.
Clark, who in the morning. testified
shot Gostanian.
If he was insane then when did he
recover" the prosecutor asked.
Il cant say" answered the doctor.
is he over il yet?
Il am not expressing any opinion"
Would he be a dangerous man 10
turn out in the community"
The question was ruled out by the
court"
Shows Traces Of Delirium.
The doctor finally answered the
question as to Boyaiian's present men,
tai condition by saying that he does
not believe the doctor fully appreci-
ates his position now and that he still
exhibits some traces Of delirium. The
insanity might return IN the event OF
mental shock, sickness or vicissitude
of any nature.
The doctors mind began To give
way. according 10 the witness, when
his suspicious were first aroused
against his wife and the climax came.
after a series mental blows, when Cos
tanian finally confessed In police head
quarters. the day before the shooting.
During this alleged insane period there
were lucid intervals. however, though
the witness did not call them just by
that name, when DR.. Boyajian was
able to comprehend and appeared to
be rational. II was during one OF
these periods, according to the expert.
| that he had his talk With FRANK
Aldrich. In which he asked the latter.
DO you think the jury would excuse
me III shot Gostanian?"
II also developed that Boyajian had
told DR.. Clark that he recalled having
seen Mrs Boyajian somewhere In the
courtroom the morning OF the shoot
ing. Boyajian has Insisted all along
that his mind was an absolute blank
as to thte events of that day.
DR.. Flintedman, the other alienist
for the defense, was not on hand and
the court ordered the prosecution to
proceed with its rebuttal. the defense
reserying the right TO call DR.. Flint
ermann later.
The Lvnothetical Question
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butt-r-Board prices: Creamery. eN-
tras. zoe. hrsts. 25c, dairy, lsxc.
packing stock. ISc H.
Eggs-Current receipts. case count
cases included. II 7. q doz Receipts on
Tuesday. SSl cases
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
EiRE LOSS Is $4,000.

JACKSON. Mich. July 13.-(spe-
~ THE barn and six otter build
- az WIN. +. Zimmerman In Norvell
. vnebip burned last night from light.
f7usU SO, 900. insurance $4,000.
- tons hay. $50 bushels of oats and
k15ksIs OF corn were destroyed.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
LIVESTOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-Opening
Duuuiux A Stevens Live stoek Repor


BUFFALO. July l3.-tSpcoiall-- Cat %
tle--Rccelpts cars. steady. Hogs
Receipts In saFs,-stvadts- heuvy, $3.50
workers.. SSQs25. pigs. $3.50. Sheep
and L.ambs-Receipts 3 cars, steady
best lambs. ss.50uS.55. yearlings. 500
a., wcthers. SIS ~ g. 90. ewes. $3.50 a
as Calves-stGs.15.
EAST BuFFALO-Close.
EAST BUFFALO. " Y. July IS
Cattle-Receipts 1870. weak. prime. So
:: butchers. S+25M5.75. Calves--fie-
cetpts 90. active; common 10 choice. So
ds15 Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 200.
steady. lambs s6Gsi5. yearlings. So a
!, sheep. $SW5.6j. Hogs-Receipts L.
200 steady, workers. $50 S.25; pigs,
$500 1890.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July 1S.--Cattle-Receipt $
20. GOO. steady, beeves s4IOU 40. Tex
as $i.50G6. western. si.75d 20. stock
ers and feeders. s3.l0a5 cows and
heifers, $1,000 6.l0. calves, s5G6.4S.
Hogs-Receipts 10000 steady light.
s. 2s 4I.S5. mixed, s.-35Ms.05. heavy.
sI.+0us.1o: rough. S740H go: workers..
81 80. pigs, s6.30M7l5. Sheep and
Lambs-Receipts $4,000. steady: native.
81 80 40; western. $36 40, lambs.
S5gs..o. western, $5Ms.s5
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o., July 13-Hogs-
Receipts 1900. steady. mediums and
heavies and workers., sS.05: lights. s775:
pigs $3.50. cattie-Receipts 200. So
top.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14

CHICAGO. July lathe wheat mar
ket opened easier on clearing weather
and the belief that the market was
pretty well filled with wheat yesterday
by some leading longs. Corn opened
steady oats weak at the outset
Noon--Wheat advanced fractionally
during the forenoon. Corn and oats
eased OF fractio@lly.
Close-Wheat closed fraCtionally
higher all around though the range
for the day was not wide. Corn closed
strong Oats weaker FOR July. and un-
changed for more distant months.