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The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
LOUD-LUNGED LAWYERS
IN ROBSON LAWSUIT

The jury in the $4,000 damage case
OF Bertha ROBSON against the brothers
OF her divorced husband, James and
Eurutus Robson. retired shortly be
fore noon Thursday. after listening 10
the argument Of counsel most Of the
morning.
The arguments were loud and long.
Engaged as opposing counsel were
James Pound, for the plaintiff. and
samuel Burroughs, Of Detroit, ana
Col. Kirk, OF Ypsilanti. for the defend
ants. Mr.. Burroughs is second only
to Mr.. Pound as a shouter, and Col.
Kirk has voice well-suited for L
con. handing officer.
Mrs. Robson. who was second wife.
lived with her husband nine years. and
with her decree she obtained one OF
his farms. Now she wants slice o.
her husbands brothers property,
claiming that they Influenced her nus
oand against her.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
WEEKLY S0USE
DIVORCE CAUSE?
QUESTION PUT UP TO JUDGE
MURPHY IN CASE OF HELEN
VS.. CHARLES STEVENS.

Does the fact that her husband gers
drunk once week. constitute grounds
for divorce. Is the question that Juase
=sf1Fr fIttr=mi4i= hs=ealied- upon 10 decide
i'm the case OF Helen against Charies
stevens, heard by him Thursday morn
ing
Mrs. Stevens, pretty woman. tes'
titled that her husband never proper
~ supported her. buying no cloehes Tor
her during the five years they hveu
together, and compelling her 10 i've
on bread and butter and potatoes. she
also charged that he spent his earn
ings. $l2 per week In saloons.
Under cross-examination Mrs. stew.
ems admitted that she had unlimited
credit at the grocery and could nave
ordered what she wanted, and that her
husband always paid the bills without
grumbIing. She also admitted that
he bought and paid for most or the
furniture they have had since they
were married. and also bought her
sewing machine. She stuck 10 II. how
ever. that her husband was drunk ev-
cry week. but admitted that he was
always good-natured and never treat
ed her roughly.
During their married life the stew
ems pair lived In Plymouth Mrs. Stew
ems now works in grocery In Wayne.
Stevens said that he left to mis- wife
the choice OF bill OF fare. and she
was at liberty TO order what she want
ed
The case was not concluded when
court adjourned at noon.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
DIR. WATSON ARRESTED
ON OLD ASSAULT CHARGE

Sought on an assault and battery
warrant since May II last, DR.. James
A. Watson. OF No. 80 Parsons-st., was
arrested Thursday, by Patrolman Ma
loney in the interurban waiting room.
where the original assault occurred.
1t is alleged that DR.. Watson fell
upon the announcer when the latter
tried to hold him for the price of stor-
age on some satchels. Watson was
taken to the station, where his ad-
dress was taken. A warrant served
ut the house the next day was ignored.
the police say. The case was set for
March g.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
BY 7. c. shoTWElI.

NEW YORK, March A stagnant
stock market ruled in Wall-st. early 10.
day, initial transactions not being
changed more than quarter OF a
point from those Of the previous ses-
sion. Although President Taft's in
augural address had been carefully
read In advance by Wall-st there was
a desire on all sides TO see what effect
il would have on the public before
taking an aggressive change.
The reduction OF freight rates cut
or Seattle by the interstate countfeI ,e
commission has not caused any mater
TAI selling OF Hill stocks because IL Is
expected that the roads will appeal.
Denials OF steel companies that
wages will Ee cut are not taken seri-
ously because il Is known that the
steel trust has already decided 10 re-
duce wages The actual reduction
may be postponed until congress acts
OH the tariff
material increase In business Is
reported from steel headquarters un-
officially. A policy OF mystery has
been inaugurated there regarding
business.
Copper stocks were quiet In spite Of
the rapid accumulation Of surplus
metal
On the curb market business was
very dull with the silver shares the
only one showing vitality.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
KISSING GAMES FIGURE
IN MANS DEFENSE

She just got mad because
wouldn't let her hug and kiss my nus
band" said Mrs. William J. Fairman'
referring TO Mrs Julia Burns, OF No.
3s Montcalm-st. west. on whose com
plaint Fairman was arrested Tor
jumping" board bill.
Fairman mad stated that he was
willing to pay the bill as soon as ne
could get the money. but Mrs. Burns
had insisted on prosecution.
She told me-, said Mrs. Fairman
that she didn't want the money. but
lust wanted 70 see him doing time for
a while. She was mad because one
night they were all playing kissing
games IN the house, and | got mad at
the way she Rugged and kissed my
husband. IL was embarrassing. Can I
/ kiss Willie II want to- she asked
me. and | said she couldn't. Then she
got mad and ordered US both ont. We
owe her some money, Dut Wei pay
her.
why the idea CALCULATED Mrs.
Burns.
Justice Stein adjourned the case
two weeks.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
I|R VIEWS ON
Street OPENINGS
clTtzGNs WANT MERRick AND
pUTNAM-AVEs. OPENED TO
NEW OUTLETS.

Nearly ha1f hundred vestssfdc eftf-
Gems. including several women. gath
cred In the council chamber. Thurs
day morning, To air their views on me
proposed opening OF Merrick and Put
nam-aves. about half block from the
alley between Williams and Maybury-
ayes TO Maybury In consequence OF
their VISIT the original plans are al
up In the air and the street opening
committee will personally investigate
the situation before making any rec
ommendation TO the council.
The sentiment Of the majority OK
the citizens delegation was that the
streets IL extended eastward az all,
should be opened far enough 10 givs
Teridents of the neighborhood an OUT
let to Grand Riverave. To open them
half block would benefit no one, 1t
was represented, aud a small minority
was opposed to any extension what
ever. However. the committee was
given TO understand that III Merrica
were opened eastward TO Grand River
and Putnam eastward TO Humboldt
that IL would be highly satisfactory 10
most or those present, provided the
cost is not too high. This would mean
an enlargement OF the assessment dis
tTict TO several times the area origin
ally contemplated. The committee
will look into the matter fully.
The Thompson-st. opening. which
was twice vetoed by the mayor be-
cause the city's share of the assess
ment WAS too high, was again dis
posed OF by the committee in man
ner, which, IL is believed, will meet
the mayors approval. The mayor IN
sisted that the assessment against the
city, should be brought down TO about
20 per ceht. Under the committees
latest plan the city will pay q IL per
cent. net, and the property owners 90
per cent of the 1900 damages award
ed by the jury in the condemnation
proceedings. The balance is repre-
scented by the $3.50 donated by the Ger
man Evangelical church. which will
be credited TO the street opening fund.
This was the original agreement en-
tered into year ago.
Aid. Louis Lemke, in whose ward
Thompson court is located, voted
against the committees plan. holding
that the city should pay larger per-
centage.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
DAILY DEATH LIST

Margaret Bonnakeen. Il years. Sef
Bellevue. diabetis.
Rudolph Won Gallwitz DregIin, 40
years. 50 Sherman. aneurism.
Edward Hogan. az years. ElOlse
Mich: tuberculosis.
Horace Sherman. = years. IS Tus-
cola. mitral insufficisncy
James Brooks. 80 years, St Mary's
hospital. pneumonia.
Joseph Mrcwcinski. l year. 533 Gar
field, hamilton.
Michehna Pisa. ] year. 29s wilkins.
neumOnia-
Thomas j. IAhey. is years. 232 T..
Fort. pneumonia.
VIM II. McIAury. 46 years. HARPER
hospital, endocardltis.
Andrew Tott, 10 years. 20 Warren:
tuberculosis.
Fred Kukuk. l6 years. II43 Bald
win, pneumonia.
John II. Ortwine, IS years. 15i An
tietam, bronchitis
Robert, n. McHugh. . months. 1896
Fort: pneumonia
Theodore NJ. Joslin. ~ years. Adrair.
Mich: senility.
Gertrude Miles. l year. 81 Russell
pneumonia.
Malissa Munro. G2 years. ss5 Trum-
bull; pulmonary congestion.
Mary Wstmire. 60 years 400 Scotch
pulmonary ambolism.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
COMMITTEE POSTPONES
TOUR OF STREETS

Just about the time the council
committee on streets was planning to
start out on its tour of investigation
In connection with the estimates.
Thursday morning. snow furry
broke with such fury that the com
mittee had visions of a blizzard and
decided TO abandon the trip for the
present. In the meantime committee
Clerk Schreiter will map out a route
for the trip TO facilitate the inspection.
Aid. Heating has called meeting
of the public buildings committee for
Friday afternoon, TO consider the esti-
mates. and Aid. Gilman will get the
ways and means committee together
for a similar purpose not later than
Tuesday.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
WOMAN ROBBED;
THREE SUSPECTS NABBED

on complaint OF Mrs. j II. Elwood,
No. "a Iafayette-ave., who reported
that she was robbed OF her handbag
"Wednesday night police officers
worked the dragnet al night long. ami
early Thursday morning brought IN
the third OF trio suspected OF the
robbery.
Mrs. ElWood WAS walking along
Cass-st. early in the evening. and wneu
passing an alley between Lafayette
boulevard and Howari-st. was sudden
" surrounded by three men. one OF
whom grabbed her handbag. contain
ing two purses and 50 cents In cash
Patrolman OGrady arrested George
Cook, OF No. l3l Cassst. shortly
afterward; William Corey, of No. .
Cass-st.. was taken into custody after
midnight. and Fred Dougherty. 81 Ne.
Coz Lafayette was arrested shortly be
fore 8 O'Clock Thursday morning
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
RELEASED THAT HE
MAY SEE NEW BABY

John Murray. whose bondsman
Simon Goldberg. failed to put in an
appearance in Judge Connolly's cour;,
Wednesday, was released from Jail
Thursday morning, a little stranger
having arrived in his home while he
was q prisoner.
Up to late hour. Thursday. Gold
berg had failed to appear. to explain
his action in not qualifying on his
numerous bonds on Wednesday. Al
bert HunteI and John Corbett. both
out on boifis furnished by Goldberg,
put in tardy appearance Thursday.
They declared that they had received
no notice 70 appear Wednesday. Off
GERS are looking for Goldberg.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
MINISTER WHO KILLED
MAN is ENUMERATED

TEMPLE. y. r., March A find
ing generating Rev. Harvey Eastman.
the young Congregational minister
who shot and Killed George l.. Mar
colt. was returned early today
Eastman was one OF the posse Of
citizens who surrounded the house %
Brig Gen James Miller. H. s A. ire
tired). where Marcort. who was a but
ief for Gen. Miller. was threatening
with reynlger which killed Marcott
THE witnesses intending mes
those who made up The posse declared
than the Rev Mr. Eastman fred tho
fatal shet Ia seif-aefesss.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
HAMBURGER MAKES
SOCKS IN ASYLUM

Deputy Sheriff William Martz. VINO
has just returned from escorting
Frank Hayes To lonia reformatory, to
serve a term for larceny. says that
Harry Hamburger, murderer of Geo.
Reindel is manufacturing socks in the
Ionia asylum. and that Dan Gray. who
killed his wife In his Michigan-aye.
saloon. is working as waiter in the
kitchen.
Hamburger bought himself ma.
chine, and works at il all day. turning
ont excellent socks: he seems TO en-
Joy the work" said Marta
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
PAIR CHARGED WITH
STEALING COW

Charged with the theft OF COW
from George kallmann. living In the
north end. Mrs. Petronella Deliska and
Joseph Zielinski were arrested, Wed
nesdsy. by Marshal Barney Whelan,
OF Hamtramck.
Kallmann's barn was broken into
Tuesday night. and heifer stolen.
Kallmann and Whelan followed the
tracks To Mrs. Deliska's home. and
found fresh carcass of beef In the
house. The hide OF Kallmann's heller
was found hidden under the house.
Larceny warrants were issued Thurs
day by Justice Jeffries.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
Railway Cops in Fight.

Joseph and Frank Kellar. the latter
an active special officer for the Grand
Trunk. were arraigned at noon. Thurs
day. on a charge OF assault and bat
terry made by George Zavitz. also
Grand Trunk special, who was badly
worsted in "A fight with the brothers.
They demanded jury trial and the
case was set for March 10. Joseph kel.
lar also had to answer TO similar
warrant sworn out by Conductor VIII
liam Bettes. who charges Kellar with
hitting him with billy That was
set for the same date The officers
were released on their personal recog-
nizances.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
.,y,..-rancy. ssgsso: common. -

AppseSr amy "S'' "
Bntter-Roard prices: Extras. 29c:
frsts ssc. dairy. zoe; packing stock.
l7c per Id.
CnuIinowcr-sS.s5 per hamper.
C~iery-4oc per doz. California. IS
per crate; Florida. 50 per crate.
Cbeesc-Michigan fuli crcam, Is u
lsc: Llmburger. June. l5c: october. lie:
brick. i7Yi7hc; schweitser' isvlsc
CoGee-Packase coffee. Ns.7SGi525
Crsnberrie.-Fancy. ,4045o per bu
Dressed Caives-Fancy. SdlOo com
''i pr.s.ed ssos.GLight sesHe; ma
dunn. f07hc per ID.
Eggs-Michigan current receipts.
case count. cases included. gle per doz.
F1our-M,chisan patents IN wool
ssie: second patent. ss7S: straight
eorn neal i0 corn bran and "a, eS Ss9p
SIS: coarse middiings. 3ss; fns mid
dlihgs. ,3i per ton
Finuaa Hnddies-9c per Id.
Fresh Segetnbies-Cucu mbers hot
house, $225 o so dog. lettuce. iSc 10:
head lettuce. t35o per hamper; psrs-
nips. 75c per bu; tomatoes. $3.5oVi per
o. basket crate. Cuban tomatoes. IS 81
"a per crate. radishes. rs q DC doz.
wax beans. s. per bu; pie-plant. 40;
per dog; green beans. $3.50 bu, aspar-
Grape Fruit-:s25G37s per box.
Green Peppers-75c per basket
Grnpe.-Malagas. SsQs per bbl.
Honey-Fancy white. 1910 &c ID: api-
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying 40
following prices for baled hay in car
lots: I Q. b. DETROIT No, ! timothy.
10 ogi0;S9' IioSeg
whea, and Dat straw. s5.50Qs TOM
Hids.-No. cured, lie: No. cured.
zoe NJ, No c,r green; &C. No S Sgeen 3.
lohc; kip green, No. !. lie; No. 2. ga a.;
calf green. No. /, i5c, No. = 1871
calf cured. No. L. lsc: No. l4izc
sheep skins. AS 10 wool. SOC a V-50.
LiInes-sl per 100.
Lemons-california. s34O9s7s per
Mushroom.-5oq soc per H.
Osions-Spanish. sl.t5g2 per crate:
Michigan. 500 S5c per bu; Cuban. SS..5
per box.
Oraages-California navels. s2.7S y
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s325Qsso per
crate. Sl.50d2 per doz.
seed 5sc gal. less per cent for. elsh
in 10 days: diamond headlight kero-
sene. 3iac; turpentine. In barrel lolS'
Pop Cors-Ears. llsQ2c per 10.
Potatoes-Michigan: $50 e0e per eu;
car lots. o. b. Detroit. 'sus3c per on
/ new Bermudas. 32.25 per blu
Pouhry-Hens. l3IlSlac ID: SPRING.
I4mi4iac: geese 12113. ducks. l4qlb;
turkeys. young. lsd zoe: old toms 10 Z.
ai7c. Dresssd--Hens. l4H 9i5c 10
springs i5@1ec; geese. 1S4itc; dsck,s
l61lIc turkeys. young. Il "a 23c. oio
toms. 80 20c per ID
Provisiona-Mess pork. SIC so; family
pork si125ul7.75,a light. clear, $500
heavy. $3.50; smoked hams. II Gil nc
dry sailed briskets l0nc. snot''"r .
sac; picnic hams. Sc. bacon, i u
lard In tiercss. lo&c; kettle rendered
l1%c per Id.
Rabbits-SI e50l35 Der dor.
sweet Potatoes-Jerseys. kim dried
t1.65 per crate
straw berries-45 a soc per box.
sugsr.Crystal domlnoes. S5.+s; eagle
tablets $40: cut loaf. $500; cubes
S5l5: xxx powdered. 3535: granu-
lated, in bulk, 1870; grranviated In 20,
lated, $3.50: confectioners a. 1855: No
| !, s4.so; No. 2: 81 80; No. 3. $3.50; No.
$3.50: No 8, s475; No. 8. 81 10; No.
si.e5. SO 2 $500: No. .. f+.t5: No 10
1850; No. l.. 81 40; No. IL, $40 No
Is. 81 So. No. ~ Sass; No. Is. 1896 pei
100 lbs
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
Templeton on Trial.

John d. Templeton is on trial in the
United States district court on n
charge OF opening letter addressed
10 Ernest McCreary. former business
partner. The incident occurred after
the partners had had a falling ont anG
at time when they were bitter enc.
mics. Templeton's defense will be
that he had no wrong intent in open
ing the letter and he intimates that the
prosecution is largely the result OF
spiteWork
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
DIR. BROWN WILL RUN
AS AN INDEPENDENT

d.. Willard c. Brown. who was de
feated by Henry Wiedeman for the
Republican nomination for school in
spector in the Fifteenth ward Is not
yet out OF the race by any means. lie
will make the run for the INSPECTOR
ship as an Independent. on strictly
antiMartindale, platform, and will
have the backing OF strong organ
ization. Friends are already planning
TO circulate a petition asking that his
name be placed on the ticket.
Idislaw Dworkowski. Democratic
candidate I'm the Eleventh ward. has
beer iadofecd T. - tirr am - and viii
PIT up vigorous 2mraign against
N'ehm the fling candidate. Mr..
DworkewsLNis q man OF good educa-
fi0B, and has we'll defined IDEAS as to
hnv the SCHOOLS should be conducted
Husiness-iik~ Printing. No fuss and
~ frotatr- Il. Tire plain. neat kind that
looks eight Times Printiag Co., No
4. John * st. Phone 1898.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
BIRTHS

GIRLS
VIM. Aspenwnll. 80 Aberle.
Rudolf Pfeiffer. 35S Mitchell
George Kirz. 40 Seventeenth.
James futile. ass Fourteenth
Matthias Schmsd, Gel Newland.
Nicholas sterfes. 81 Sears.
John McFadden, 65s Maxwell.
BOYS.
Peter Monaghan. 1871 Chandler.
Frederick Eohm. 537 Twpifth.
Charles Gappe, $50 Miiwsukse.
Frank ERrrtscft. 80 STANLEY
Ilotd Tia rtnrT 4HN SheTman
William Peterson. 3eF Sriden
Albert Kemp. e13 Twenty-ninth
Frederick Short Csc Twelfth
El4nA dassALsal BrsKEtsr.--
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
Suppressed Divorce Suits.

Suppressed suits for divorce were
flea. Thursday, by Minnie VS. George
Hoflich; Mary VS.. Lawrence Cassidy,
and George X. VS. Martha Seville.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
NEM YORK METAL.

exchange today. business was dun al
though prices held steady Copper IN :
changed Tin improved ise Tor spot
and nearby deliveries. quotations
Lake l27.nt3isc, elctrolyuc, l.
I2a,c. castings. 12As u CSC; speltei'
475IR q477Is lead, 3.9=hz q 49, = TN
- s. n 2s &c.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS.
N. Y. COTTON.

NEW YORK. March i--Business at
the opening Of the cotton market thIs
uornfng was active and prices nrmer
at an advance or To points. The
old crop options made the best inn
proVenlent Late months were IN Tess
demand than might have been ex-
pectsd.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
PRODUCE

The produce market was without any
special features this morning The
concensus OF opinion seemed To be that
the egg ma ket had seen It's low point
for tie presrnt. but receivers Were
afraid 10 predict a rally. as the course
OF the market iere depends SO largely
on what outside markets do. Local re-
ceipts for the first three days OF this
week were approximately 5000 cases
and naturally there has been some ac-
ctnulatton Butter is steady without
amy special strength The fact that
storage stocks are not moving out as
expected, is rather Weakening factor
Poultry Is steady.and nrm on ltght re
c.lpts. and the general list remains as
heretofore
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
STOCK MARKET IS
STAGNANT At
OPENING
BROKERS WAITED FOR EFFECT
OF PRESIDENT TAFTs SPEECH
STEEL TRUST DECIDES TO RE-
DUce WAGES OF EMPLOYEES.
Ny. STOCK MARkEr-cLosE.

ANAL Cop. 6si Am. G 3 r isls !,
Loco. ssl. An smeit'. sos; AM. r *
T 1854. Am Wool. 2Sas Ana. Cop.
t0's Atch.. loS, b. * O., 1914. Is Il.
IT. 3. Can. Pac.. 1861 Cent l..
=, DO ptd. lO2; Gu. a o.. 6tTs Chi ~
CT w. :. g, NJ n 80. Paul. 1874. &.
X Northw stn. Ia. colo. + n l.. 81.
Colo. X south, e5is do End ptd, iStI
Cons. Gas. l-1 u. q Hud, IA: Den. "a
liio Or. as. Dis. ;. Cor, SO, Erie,
- a do Isl pfd. 4Oa
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
Quotations By Hayden. Stone = Co;
Omen HIM LOW Clnse.
Ca)Asked Cb) bid tN)Split
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO March .-Nheat.-Css h,
S24is May. slesS. July 81 O.; g
Sept slOiA. Corn--Cash 6sc. May,
% H.: July. asa. Sept. osssc oats
Casn. SIC. May 5. sc, July, OIL 'se'
Sept +2c.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
LIVE STOCK.
DETROIT LIVE STOCK.
tNichignu Central stock Yards

DETROIT. March 4.--Cattls-Dull
and l0nl5c lower. supply larger than
needed. Prices ranged as follows
Choice steers. averaging from 1000 ~
100 lbs. s. $50 choice handy Kill
ers, t4a5g4s5. light 70 good butchers
steers and heirers. s215q4: common
killers and fat cows. o. so % $50; can
ners COWS. sl2592.25 common TO
prime shipping bulls t3gsl5. light
butchers and heavy sausage bulls
s. 50a350: stockers ard feeders. s. 20
a $50 per cwt Mich Cows-Dul, s25
a 90 each. Veal Calves $40
SIS Der cwt
sheep and LAmbs-Active and
steady. quality fair. choice lambs. $40
$3.50 light 10 fair, IS $50. common
TO prime sheep. 1895 mixed sheep and
lambs. 35g650: common killers, f2le
fs25: culis s2v25o per cwt.
Hogs-Active and strong, quality
fair: prime mediums and fat workers.
$3.50 Q6.65: light workers and pigs
IS rs q $40: roughs se.,5ge per cwt
Receipts Cattle. 1851. calves. Soc
sheep s6s9; hogs 3.Os2
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
CHICAGO GRAN.

"A shade lower TO a shade higher. but
advanced shortly after under fait!y
good commission house buy ms ana
some support from hnll leaders
strength tn t-orff-ts
ferings on the bulge are increasins and
the northwest Is fair seller mere,
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
Markets All Finance

utes after II. Thursday. while Pfvsi--
dent TAFT took the oath ~ ofhce,
The Detroit board OF trade has adopt
Ell the standard rules Tor grinding
meeting 81 the Grain Dealer National
association. This ~.N tazc eneft
JulN
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden.
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished by
Lewis @. C0Eton. 1913 Majestic building.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone * Co, lls-lls Griswold-st.
IfUn Low Nom
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
EAST BUFFALO-Opcnfnx.
Dunning 4 stevens Live stock Report.

BUFFALO March i.--tSpec!al -
Cattle-Receipt cars. steady Hogs
Receipts / 5 cars, strong heavy. g.;
workers, s6.9045 pigs 500 Sheep
and Lambs-Receipts 40 cars lower;
best lambs, S1.s0G 80. culls 5 20
yearlings. 81 50u7 wethers s5.I5 p .;
ewes s5a5 so. Calves-Lower. So o 10
EAST BIFFALO-Close.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. March a.
Cattle-Receipts so head. active. rrm.
Veals-Receipts l59 head, slow 81 70
lower; Gull 10 choice. $3.50 q 10. sheep
and Iambs-Receipts $40 mead. slow.
lower lOaI5c. lambs. So q 80, sheep.
s25Ofi6: yearlinEs. s6.50Q Hogs
Receipts 2.040 head, active. 5 q 90 high
er. workers.. s6.70u1, pigs 5000 q. :;
mixed $3.50. heavies. = 80.
roughs So 50Q6.25.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.
Bower a Hover Special Market Report

CLEVELAND. March I.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts 40 cars market higher. closed
weak: mediums. sss5; mixed. $3.50;
workers. Sc So I6.s5, pigs and light
Sca5as50. iambs-BesI, ss.I5. Calves
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04

Mich. state Tele. CON-. 70 So
Wolverine Portland Gem. 10 To-.
Parks. Davis A. Co. $500. SIS ~
Miuiua. nv
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO March Hogs
2S 900. market steady 10 Toe lower,
mixed and butchers. SEAS y $50; good
heavy. s6.55 ass, roufih heavy. S6.9S q
s.507Ilight 81. 70 II eco. pigs, s5.+0ae.lO.
bulk So as a 8. 80. cattle-Receipts -
600. market strong. beeves. $t.50G7.25
cows and heifers. 81 % as; stockers aud
feeders S3.50Q5. 40 Texans. 81 545.1 .
calves f5.50Gs50 Sheep-Receipts
1900 market steady; sheep, $3.50 q
81 lainhs 81 40 u .S5
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-23
KAPIOLANIS TO
ADOPT SCHEDULE

A injecting of the Kapiolani Baseball
League will be helu tomorrow evening
to arrange the new schedule of games.
The failure of the games last Sunday,
consequent largely to the withdrawal
of the Tokiwa team, has made a re-
arrangement urgently necessary. In
the new deal the Tokiwas will be left
out, and the second series will probably
be carried out by the four teams re-
naming in-Highlands, Kalihis, Reach
and All Stars.
Another important matter to come
before the meeting tomorrow night will
be the report of the board of arbitra-
ton on the protest of the Highlands
against the playing of "Phony'' Davis
with the Kalihi team. Undoubtedly
Davis will be dropped from the team !;
but whether or not the Kalihis will be
made to forfeit the last game on &C
count of playing him must be deter
mined by the meeting.