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The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
LEADING STOCKS
MAKE ADVANCES
Strength Prevails in the Market Dur
ing First Hour-Rock Island
Is Leading Feature.

NEW YORK. Dec. THE rallylng
tendency in evidence al yesterday !
close was more pronounced AT the
opening OF the stock market this morn
ing. The majority of the list opened
fractionally higher and showed further
advances IN the early trading.
N a. m strength prevailed in the
market during the first hour with
prices of Lending issues making su9-
stantal eains Rock Island was A
leading feature though coppers we're
generally strong
GoNerumcM's unchanged otAe.
bonds irregular
Noon Although there were some
rcccssiors from the highest OF me
Cist hCr he tone held strong
thrcuchout the forenoon Rock Island
showed a gain of over TWO points. Va
bashes also were very prominent aud
strong
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
TELL NE A %
'uSToRY:M
kSCHILDREN'S0
~ PLAY TINE
= TRICK ON TEACAER.

They were great chums, these tVo,
and had been nicknamed Jack and
Jill Today Jill had been saucy when
the teacher scolded her for not hav-
ing her lesson. and she was told 10
stay after school. That was awful. TOR
she and Jack had planned To lead the
rest in playing Hunt the gray vol;
As Jack passed Jili's seat on his
way out a note dropped into her lap.
Jill read il. and as Jack looked back.
nodded A. last teacher came grave
Is down the aisle 10 talk 20 her M
ruly pupil. and Jill hung her head
Hearing a wild stamping of feet IN
the girls cloakroom. the teacher went
quickly e. investigate But she saw
rOthiug but small Jack sliding down
the bauister IN The hali She called.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
GRUEsOME PHOTOS
IN FR|SBIE TRIAL
Pictures of Louis Rosenberg, After
He Was Killed, Will Be Ad-
mitted as Evidence.

PORT HURON. Mich, Dec. l.
Especial Tho gruesome pictures OF
the dead body OF Louis Rosenberg
who was killed at the ST. Clair Oats
last July, will be admitted as evi-
dence in the trial OF sam rrisJic,
charged with the murder Of Rosen-
berg.
II Is thought that the pictures which
show the wounds which were inflicted
on the body of Rosenberg will be det-
rimental TO the cause Of young Frs
bic.
Four witnesses were examined a.
the taial this morning They We're.
Deputy Sheriff Auch, OF Port Huron.
Jacob Bull. mail carrier. OF Cleve-
land, who was present al the flats at
the time the crime was committed.
Joseph Scott. a carpenter of Detroit.
and VIM. Bedore, the proprietor OF
the hotel AZ the fats.
Bcdore testified that the blood
stained suspenders owned by Frisbie
were worn by him the night OF the
murder and that Frisbie denied IL and
said that the stains were not blood
but rust.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
>ru ,oRh srock LETTER.

Eruortea for T4e Times o5 carson,
C.aIg a yo.. from Sew NoiN Dee.
An pyersold market and revival ~
.cupuer combination talk caused
strong opening from Whirn tneTc We"
FURTHER advances ranging from frcc-
tious 80 over seven points-the latter
iu Jersey Central. The Rock Island Is
sues were strong. the preferred stoch
and collateral fours selling Up two
points OF rumored otfciai Announce
Ineut ~ TIE separation from the Frisco
systrr copper gained nearly two,
steals something over point Heavy
selling Of Chicago u Northwestern. Tn
anticipation of new stock issues. Nrok"
:l.e pr--r or that stock tour points Th"
market 20 noon was aTiNr, VIII SIZES
pf ncarl. 5pe.eo0 shares.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
NEW NORk PRODUCE.

NEW NOEk. Dec l--Pork Firmi
mess s.5.,5ays6 t.ard Unsettled
middle west spot si4.10W li.2o. sugar.
Raw. firm refined cuiet coffee kio
No on tie spot. sts mStsc Tallow.
Easier, city. sia a &C., country. tW
6a.c Dressed poultry Easier Live
poultry buli. cheese tirm, quiet.
fun cream specials. Ia Il -. skins.
specials li.c. fun skins. 6W ~.
Cone' options opened unchanged 90
Sc lower Butter. Firmer. receipts,
1850. creamery extras. SOC. state dairy
tubs. eGisS2isc. imitation creamery
ilrsts 26fl21c Eggs steady. Re
ceipts. stag. nearby white fnncN. - q
55c. mixed. 3ON CSC, fresh hrsts, = y
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
SOCIETY BELLIES
IN GREEK DRAMA
Mrs. Barney. Erudite Washington
Woman and Convert to Oriental
Religion. Writes Play.

WASHlNGTON. Dec Mrs Al
DER clifford Barney. the most various
j. cifted woman in Washington society.
viii once again appear as a dramatic
author. actress and playproducer when
'her Greek comedietta The Man in the
Moon Will he presented al the Be
iasCo theater for the week beginning
Dec % with a cast including some OF
the best known men and girls in the
smart world The proceeds will 90
70 Noel House. social settlement.
Mrs Barney's position in the social
world j. unusual Besides being past
mistress OF oil the ordinary accom-
pHshments and graces of the matron
OF good society she Is a painter OF
distinction. writer who might have
made serious success OF plays. tai
6nted amateur actress and musician
and an uncommonly graceful dancer
She is the fairy godmother ot the
WASHINGTON smart sci. the one 70
whom all The young men and girls
turn instinctively when something Is
needed 70 give a flip 10 an otherwise
dull season Mrs Barnel can be de
pended upon 70 furnish society with at
least one delightful sensation a season.
AS tFdi sic NiDNf u lltdN tNNN'
Tl.obcs M which several Of the
ancient Pha-aohs and their consorts.
reincarnufed did dignifed song aud
dance stunts Every denuante who
Was supposed 20 have the smallest dra-
matte talent or was a. leesf able TO do
some pretty 'parlor trick. was draft
cd for dur. and under Mrs Raruoy's
skillful stage management they alr
peared 20 remarkably good advantage
The small band of really gifted society
women surprised many OF their most
ardent admirers by their finished sing
inz and dancing BU' the sensation OF
the whole evening was mysterious
Nine clifford whose ~hy;hmic Ori-
entail dance was greeted v'i'h storms IL
applause and cries % Bravo in
no diauhgnous draneries Of an East
orn g. 'c~tes5 me stranger appeared 20
be- raa'Iv daughter al tho Orient. and
there VAS much merrimeut when di.
Vested of her Eastern 'rappirgs and
her makeup she proved 20 be none
other chan Mrs Bagnev herself
Mrs Barney's play his wear viii in
troduce Grccian themes AID will be
based on a Comediatta which she pro-
duccd win great success ~ BAR Her
bor last summer Wilbur Underwood.
Young man IN whose poetic talent
Ms Barney and her friends are much
Interested will write he lines. The
frst act wlll take place IN The Moon.
tho second I'm Seville. Spain. and rhe
fnird IN Greece Tho dance ~ the
months will 70 one of ne most inter-
cs;ing features of the performance.
Each month will be given = special
character. INTERRUPTED by one OF the
prpitiost girls in Washington
Already rchoarsal- for The perform
ance have begun They arc given. not
on The cheerless stage ~ ono OF the
local theaters. but In Mrs Barney ar
tisIc mansion. studio House near
sheridan Circle which is a mine of
ar treasures This house she has
vill.d 20 inc CITY ~ Washington a. n
museum of ar. object Tho paintings
car, ings and embroideficg which she
has collected with so much elFill and
apYreciation have likewise been irft
W. tij people OF Washington
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
NEW YORK COTTON.
PRODUCE.

The produce market as whole mas
slowed ID somewhat this wees in near
y all lines The receipts OF live poul
Try are relatively ight and stocks DO
not clean gp rs readily az they did.
While tho weather ~ against the trade
in dressed stock "a buyers do not want
70 pay any more than I've stock prices
Butter u frm az the advance, but high
prices .cartail the demand somewhat
Eggs are officially unchanged. bat
some individual dealers on tho street
ar, letting down prices on current re-
ceIpts triha Trade iu dressed calves
and Eogs ~ cry hght But few pota
toes are being shipped - market al
present which gives dealers chance
TO reduce stocks and helps 10 stifren
tho ma rket a little Apples are some
thing Of a drug. and tn. new crop call
furnia oranges arc a littie lower.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. pe Close TIE
switt.nen.s str.ke in TIE northwest
has uut ne" moremrn' INTO
raeai situation. vaicr rs expected -
NAVE "a buIlfsr ,nNuen- X the roads
are tied ip 30 taat wueat cannot hr
moved there win De- trouhl" ",ta MIh.
there WIFI not lost long u receipts are
rt.f ~ the fee.lnS ls hDI su pIt
ufaas dealers Will sell orr an! bulge
aqu.af br the strike. In tho meant me
traae fs .ltrf.t 20 be very Vu ct News
~ the strike mad nrminS eff, early
iu I.lYerpool hHt ltbcia. offerings ~
Arvcrtfaa wheat ut decline oi 30
Iuadr tre market sas! aga % Aft"r
SMALL show af carly strength the mar
xet weakened. Bears believe an eNt"u.
SION or cont ln-iatior ~ tu" strike VII
..,,r tr,,es ,Iovn because IRA ie an over
tre '.0lutrt wit ue tied up and no
dealers Nli car" - buy M'iiing d.-
mana iu Minneapolis was slow IaSn
rlett closed WITH loss 81 &c ana the
f4f.Iffs were OF &C.
vlrat quotations Cash and Dec.
r. red sfIsla Nav opened an
changed gt si13. advanced 20 Sis =
ard dec'ii.d 90 s122a fuiy opened
,at s. pei. ld auCed 30 81 0tNi and de-
cluel ~ fi02. so 'vmtc. silPia
D0dfSc EraIu quotations corn. cash
SO O. soc ~. 3 white J car ~ 5Hisc.
40 yellow car ~ Sc, No vel
low car at 5HizC. closing ~ asU
No wnil" ar - -, -, 1,l,,,l.', W,,.tS'
Beans cash. Stu5 .a9krd Jan, So '
sseed le. s7gT s7Iareb ,sssi ,inF sample pp. -
bags ar SO. ? ~ sS 90 8. 80. prime
alsIka 3 rj sample nlsike. bags az
cs az g. 10
Re.cipf. in TIE Detroit market Wed
. rcsfar Included { 600 bblg -, flour. ~
cars nf corn and ~ oats. WltHdraW-
I aI4 we're 80 Ibis ~ nour. stocks are
80. }gS b., of wheat. i25.1tt bu OF corn.
ft60-z bt % oats. e.+0t bl of barley
and .5.o2I bu 81 re
9 Wheat receipts Wadhosdat Mime
apoAs s0s cars. against l"5 year ago,
puIuth. 40t cars. aga!usf se5, Wlnui 10
neg i21 against 234. -. Lodis. g.. 600
. iu. against 27.000 bu. Kansas city. IS
} f.lvcsuooi wheat closed "a lower 20
"a higher and corn unchanged,
/ NVNcat receipts at prIma.t points on
F Wednesday. ] '39s09 bu. year ago. SO. -
fNpar,s ~ wheat and Hour wednes-
sfoei,s - wtc.t M Minneapolis in.
,reaseJ 235 600 bI in four DAYS
CHEC AGO GRAIN LETTER.
Reported for The Times h, carson.
p CralE a. C9.. frnm, chicago. Dec.
It looks as N everyth'nW 10 ~" mort h-
i vest Will h" ted ~ hy night. ~ the
roads cannot move rars from main
limos 90 side tracks at ais and tie trade
. Viii hive uu WHcat samulce on tables
tomorrow and if fs presumed that {
. t..t.I trpf gs difU"fG 90 glt any UpHf
& ,fi- az AIifiI.rpoiIe Trade here aUl in
? .tlc nnrfng-ret De- tGriIucd 10 boId oN
and sec what cCrtf I. 90 FDuf down 90
ttbe/ mort awesf railroads VIII. have Min
ueapolIs stocks fpr foa- daNa have i'm
} Veccipts ~ there TO-DAY. 600 cars.
! against $50 last year. Argentine news
lis hearish harvesting rushed. nne
weather and plenty Of labor. Market
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
,pp,e.-5ocd,i pc! ou. .rsoa, boI

weston box apples. s25oas25 per box
Benos--Drled Luna, ) nc ID.
cabbas~-si % bbl
Cauiiaourr--si % per doz.
ccIery-Home- grown. 30m 35c doz
Chees--Ni ichigan flll cream, is &c;
cream. Isc, Schweitzer fancy. 2lc 10.
Conee-Package coffee. $li26-l7.50
per 100 lbs.
California Fruits-pears. f2.50S3 per
box, grapes. S1.50l u l.I5 box.
ChcStnutv-SpHutsh. = n toe 10
Crnnbcrries-se ae.e5 bu; ssm 25
Dn,---pcrsians. sGs.c: Fards. 90
Dressed Caiycs-Fancy. llal:c.
Dressed Hox--LAsht. e8ioc; heavy.
ris--Imported. new. ig14c III; CAL
ifornia, s5c box.
Fiour-Michiga patents. In wood
S61j. second patents. S5J5; straight,
s5S5. clear. $50; rye -four. s4.65 bbl.
Fecd-IObbing lots. bran. s2i.50.
coarse cornmeal. 81; corn and oat
chop. SO 80. coarse middlings. s25bO;
FIusn Bnddies--9Gl glsc 10
Fresh Neg-tnbIcs-Cucumh hot
house ,5cmh p d91' lettuce; hot
200 doz. wax beauS. 50 hamper: bcets,
50c bu, tGtab>gas, 30 n soc, Hubbard
squash. tac To. California Tomatoes, 81
n 25 per 4-lasket crate. hothouse to-
matoes. zoe III.
Grapes--Concords 4-ln. l2c Cataw-
Sas. lib. va l3c. Maiagss. tiGt6 80
bbi
srnpr FruIt-s3 6On3.75 box
uoney-Fancv white. l3H lac IN. M
ber .lOdiIc. extracted. 6nShc lh
Uny-Betroit shippers are paying tho
following prices FOR baled hay in car
lots. ~ b. Detroit No timothy
sft0f45o: 40. .. sl3af3.50. clover. sis
, nI35at ryc straw, s7I 30. whent and
oat straw, SC.50A7 ton.
Uides-No. cured. 1850 No. z
cured. fgtsc. No 4 green. lie. 40 2
green. l0c5 kip cured. No. l. 1f1sc. NO
2 nc kip green. 80. !. &c. No. q
.11tac, calf Rreen. No. !. ltc No. =.
.I5iSc. calf cured. NJ. I. tsc. 40. 2.
i6ibc, horse hides. No. /. $3.50. No ..
$3.50; sheep skins. as TO wool. soc a.
81 so
Limes-{l u i.25 per 100.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
FORGED BAKERS NAME.
Attorney Testifes in Hude Guardian
ship Case.

Further testimony was heard We'd
nesday afternoon by Judge Hubert IN
the probate court on the motion 10
have q guardian appointed for Marcel
r. Hude
Attorney Fred a. Baker testified
that in 1905 while Hude was in his
employ he forged his name to TWO
checks, and lost the proceeds in gam
bling.
Il told him then be ought 70 be
kept in prison until he Is 30 years old.
but let the matter 90 without prose
cutting him the witness said.
Mr.. Baker said that more than
once Eude borrowed money from him
on the plea that his family needed il.
and he learned later that it went in
gambling.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
Hu.chins and Brooks Dodge invitation

City Clerk Charles 4 Nichols dis
covered. Wednesday morning, how
unapproachable President Jere G.
Hutchins and General Manager Franz
W Brooks. of the Detroit United
railway. can be He wished 10 invite
them 10 the meeting OF the council
franchise committee, Thursday morn
ing to discuss the Glinnan-Nicnols
fare plan. at which their presence is
desired Sending a clerk 10 the ID. T..
X. Offices, the latter was first told that
the two officials were somewhere
about the guiding" and later that
they were cut" The clerk went our.
TOO. and Mr.. Nichols later mailed the
notices.
job Printing don. right. Tines
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
Thief Draws Fine.

Herbert Brown was fined $40. Win
.hc option of serving 80 days when
Tuetice Jeffries found him guilty OF
Tho theft Of "A cigar case, stick pin.
and sl 10 from William Jones. There
u,oa a woman I'm the case Jones al
most tearfully said that brown had
knowingly obtained his property from
tones woman friend, Brown cut
Ioncs ont. and the woman gave MIN
his rivals cigar case, pin ana casn.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
liners Sail fn- Enn,e

HAVANA. Dec With a record OF
eight defeats and four victories over
Cuban. teams 10 its credit the Detroit
American league champions sailed for
home today The team was far from
satisfied with the results of it's cuban
: invasion. Financially the trip was a
success
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

CHICAGO Dec. i-peccmher wheat
opened STEADY go iac hignor May was
SteadN - iac lower Commission trade
was iight and pit traders wore inclined
10 buN Corn started LI &c on with
brokers selling. oats Active and hiea-
ef. Eo0d gencraI trade PROVISIONS
Lower an around with product hard 30
sell
Noon: Wheat and corn continued 20
dcrifne. wheat losing from 's tf sc
Oufs. ErnctiongliN lower
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
Markets and Finance

here dua aud local trade inclined to
hammer prices a little at pressn, Be-
lieNr this will breed trouble for short
sellers and there may easily he repr-
tiffOn ~ yesterdays quick raiiN. corn
market has rnali! turned weak with
balance of list, Weakness OF cash corn
here Yesterday has counted heavily
against~ May, although cash prices az
Omaha. kansas city 50. Louis and
even Peoria We're higher yesterday
/tGan here
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
Ia.nowskI oRalsedo BY Van zn..

Moro than 5p0 memhers of Ashiar
lodge attended reunion in Masonic
tpfnpie TUESDAY night in honor nf the
s. new members admitted during the
administration ~ WoTshipful Master
George Worthin.,on. inst closing. \
eumpuous banquet. served under The
euporvie!on Of Junn Fry. va preceded
by the corferriug of the third degree
ON threo candidates one Of them was
Assistant Prosecuting Attornev Charles
~. .ia.n0wsk, and he enjoyed the nm
usual honor ~ being raised go a
Master Mason BY his chief, Judge Van
Zile.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
lIiIl 400 HHNDIl

CHICAGO Dec Eggs Extras
2gisC. prime hrsts e9isc rrsts. , y g..
Butter Creamery extras, 3eisc nrsts.
2AC- dairy extras 2Nc. ursts. % &c.
Cheese Twins i6n &C daisies. itc
Young Americas l6Gi6i. Live poul-
try. Turkeys. lic. fowls ilnl2ia
spring chickens. IL Al2(ac duckS. I i Gt
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
BUTTER AND EGGS

Buttcr-Crcamrrics. extras. 3e'ac,
Arsts. 3l'ec. dairy butter &C.. packing
stock. 23i2C H.
Eggs-Frrsh current receipts. cases
irc!uded. 2sc doG Receipts Wedncs-
day 400 cases
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
EAST BlFr.Lo-,iosc.

EAST ECTFAIn. Dcc l-CattIe.
Noue here. steady prime. S. 50sl r..
hltchers Scd6 Yeas zoo. active.
common TO choice. S. a 10 Sheep and
lambs 1000 nru. lambs, 81 50d 90,
Canada lambs. $50 q 80 vearltnGs
g. - n 90. sheep. s305.e5. tlnEz- i.25o.
-AnslserS- - ~ A-+n -f.-.SS g -,
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

II looks like a low turban. or, per
haps, more like crown. this latest
hair dressing style. The hair Hes
loosely on the top of the head much
like the loose top of a turban: about
the head is circled a heavy. fat braid
taat Is built on a frame. and decorat-
sd combs placed az regular intervals
hold the braid in place and give the
crown effect
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
LOCAL. STOCKS.
Financial

Quotations furnished by Lewis O..
Gorton, No. 1913 Majestic building.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
Lcmons-calitoIniS, 'SSoas box.

Icmons-California. s5.5od6 box.
Mushrooms--aO n 6oc lh.
Orauxes-Caiifornia naNels. s2.75u
3 beN. -Floridas. $500 9.l5 box.
Ouions--Michigan, 5OQ6Vc bu. new
spanish sl.io per crate.
Oiis-flaw linseed, 6Ac; boiled i.n-
seed. csc gal less l per cent for cash
In 10 days. diamond headllght kero-
seue. siscH turpentine' In oarrel lots'
62c gal
Prov isions--Mess pork. 525' family
pork $50. medium cleGs. s26. smoked
hams. l4xc; dry salted briskets. lSc.
shoulders. l2i1c; picnic hams. lzlsc.
bacon. i6i. Qiic. lard In tierces. lilsc.
settle rendered, lsisc 10.
riaeenppies-saV sss doz
ISgltc lb;; geese, ilGi:cl 10; ducks.
ltaltnc 10. turkeys. young. l5u ] ec
H.. dressed hens. l3miic III, springs,
i4nltisr III; geese. i2Wl3c ID, ducks.
i5c ID; turkeys. l6glIc ID
Potnto~s-car lots, bulk 5S ds6c ou.
bass 30 q 3sc.
0uinc~s-sl 5eai75 hu.
Hnipbtt---st q 2 doz,
sweet potntoes-Jerseys kiln dried.
$50 crate; 81 hhl. Nirginias, zoe bu;
sT15 bbl
suxsr-Crystal dominoes. s.. 95; .sgle
tablets. $50. cut loaf. 500: cubes
powdered. $3.50; sranulated. extra
coarse $50. granulated. line. In bulk,
s. 40. gfaRtflated In 25-lb. cotton bags,
s5.t5. Michigan gTanulated. 50 20. dia p
mond \. s. SO. conteotioncrs \, - 30:
No J. ;54iSS: 30 z 80 10 NS 3 ssSS; 80;
No :. s5lb No 5, $50, No ., sLoo.
NJ 10 So. W. II. sl.95. No. - s490,
No. ~ 81 50. No, "a. $3.50. No. 10. 81. Sd
per 100 los.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
LIVE sT0CK
EAST BTrFAIo-Opening.

EAST BUFFALO. Dec l.--Dunnlng
S-SieNens I've stock rcpovt--Cattle ;
cars steady. Hogs 20 Vafs, sl0w,
Sheep. go cars. steady best lambs.
So ycarlings s6UG.-5 wethers. s. "a
52j. ewes. si.15I5 Calves s. 300 $50.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
4 tIIf AGO.

CTfTCArO Doc. f-CatJIe $4,000,
steady heeses s. S5u9I5. Texas SO
0415, western So. to. sfockers and
feeders s3loI . Is. cows and heifers.
s. ieffs -, calves. ss.25ms5o Hogs.
$1,000. fair. light. $40 90. MIXED.
s195ftS 10. workers. sS05dS15 pigs.
S. s. e 90 sheep $4,000. strong. ma
tive. se15d5 western s3T5. lambs.
native s. - "a 80. western. s. - "a : 30.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Dec. Hogs 400 inc
lower: mediums aud heavies sS,s.
rorkers $50, piss and lights. s>G
SIS. cattle : cars. steady Lambs.
% cars. $50 top. Calves 500. 81 so
top.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

Job Printing done right. Times
Printing Co.. Is John R.-st Ph. 1919
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
U. s. GOVT BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by HAY
len stone q Co. li6-lls Griswold ~. /:
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The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

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The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

sweet Potntoe~-Jerseys kiln dried.
50 crate, 81 hhl. Nirginias, zoe bu:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-04
Tho Traer Letter.
Snacja1 10


TraAr. Nov. Awhile playing in the
yard yesterday morning the little s.
year -eld son of Mr. and Mr.. Dick
Simmons, west OF town, fell on a plank
and broke his leg. A physician was
called. the fracture was Immediately
reduced. and the little fellow is now
doing nicely.
Frank and Rober. Swartz, have re-
turned to their home in Winnebago,
ILL.,, after several weeks visit with rel
atives in this vicinity.
Mrs. w. G. Mccormack and children
have gone to Sioux City and LeMars
to visit relatives and friends.
The heavy freeze recently proved
more severe on the apple crop than at
first supposed. A number of farm
ers In the vicinity of Traer lost nearly
all their years crop of winter apples
Usually the-winter apple is left on the
tree until about Nov. 1. but this year
October was too late for them. The
apples which had fallen from the trees
were scarcely frosted, while those on
the trees were bitten badly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Draper, of Esther
vile. have been spending some days al
count of the precarious condition OF
Miss Alma Draper. who is suffering
from stomach trouble
The high prices in this locality paid
for husking. and AZ cents per bushel
this fall. are creating great demand
for huskng machines. Ed Stoheckel
and Hill Bros. northeast of town, have
just purchased new huskers
Bert Glaze was called to Traer Tues
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-04
SENSATIONAL MARRIAGE OF
IOWA PASTOR TERMINATES
IN SEPARATION.
WIFE OF REV. j. c. LEMON
IS GRANTED A DECREE
Lemon Former Pastor at EIdora and
Akron-Rented- Opera House for Ger
emony, Hired Justice of the Peace,
Invited Immense Audience and
Created Seens.

Sioux City. Nov AFTER a little
more than five and a. half years of
marital misery as the wife of Rev.
James c. Lemon, who had tempestu-
Gus career as a minister of the Dis
ciples of Christ church in Iowa, Mrs,
Pearl R. Lemon. beautiful in spite Of
the tragedy of her lie. at last found
freedom in the district court late Tues
day afternoon when after a hearing
Judge Frank R. Gaynor granted her a
decree of divorce and awarded her the
custody of the one child that was the
fruit of her mistaken venture into mat
rimony. The little woman told a shock
ing story Of the cruelty and alleged in
fidelity of her husband
Lemon first appeared in Sioux City
eight or nine years ago as the minister
for a group OF reli gious persons vino
had split off from the Church of Christ
Later he went to Akron. where he met
Miss Pearl Sullivan. He was unpopu-
lar in Akron and Went 70 Eldora 20
take charge. He had trouble there
and later he returned to Akron and
married Miss Sullivan at the age of Is,
renting the opera house for the cere-
n.ony in order to show his disrespect
for a large number OF people who. oa-
cause of his seniority in age over his
bride, had threatened personal violence
if he consummated the marriage. Al
ter repeated failures TO win the re-
spect of his townspeople in various
cities where he went 10 preach. he
left his wife and drifted into Mis-