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The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
THE WOMAN Who
is PREPARED
Win Rich Blood and SfronS
Nerves Meets the Trying
Times Of Life Win
Safety and Ease.

Every woman at some time In her life
needs tonic.
At special times unusual demands ars
made upon her strength. When these
arc added TO the worry and hard work
which fall 10 her lot. weakness Will 70.
suit unless the blood Ia fortified to meet
tho strain
Weak women Gs. "A DR.. Williams
Pink Pills tho tclls exsCtly suited 70
their needs. Most OF the Ills with which
they suffer are due to bloodlessness-a
condition which the pills readily cure.
They cave the girl, who enters into
woraanhood in bloodless condition,
from years Of misery and AFFORD prompt
and permanent relief 70 the woman who
Is bloodless, and therefore weak.
Mrs. Mary WeedfAn, Of No. 1l7Doug.
lass street, Saginaw, 8. 8. Mich-, says;
II became 90 sick with weakness after
having worked very hard taking care Of
my family that could hardly 60 up and
down stairs. Ny appetite was gone,
my compile xiou was AZ white - chalk
and I had dizzy and faintiug spells.
Ny back ached all Of the time and there
were sharp pains through my hips. /
WAS 30 weak and reduced In fesh that
my friends were afraid I would never
get we'll
II doctored for several weeks. part Of
the time being in the hospital did
not get much better and went In the
country, where o friend brought me .
box OF DR.. Williams' Pink Pills and In.
sisted that ! take them. In . few
days I began to have Q good appetite,
gained in weight and strength aud after
taking q few boxes was q well woman.
have had no return Of the trouble and
irmly believe l owe my lie to Or. VII.
Jams Pink Pills.
Thousands Of women have used DR..
williams Pink Pills with the most
gratifying results and no other medicine
Is 50 highly praised by them
Our booklet, Plain Talks 20 Wo-
men. explains fully why Dr. Williams
Pink Pills arc Of benefit to women OF all
ages and ia mailed free upon request.
These pil,s arc sold by all druggists,
or will be sent, postpaid, or receipt OF
rrice, so cents per rx; six boxea for
81 80, by the DR.. williams Medicins
%. schenccracy. y. Y.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
Picture Men Oppose Ordinance.

Objection TO the proposed regula
lions for the control OF moving picture
theaters were made by three repre-.
sentatives OF the picture exhibitors
who appeared in the meeting in the
mayors Office. Friday morning. az
which the ordinance was considered.
Building Commissioner Stratton anc
Fire Chief O'Neill gave their ideas
as 20 the necessary restrictions and
the picture men declared that these
would tend TO drive the smaller thea.
tiers out OF business Other meetings
will be held next week at which the
ground will be covered more thorough.
ly. The picture rpen will have 70
make experiments as to whether they
can project pictures on an asbestos
curtain. az has been suggested. They
also wish to have the house fireman
called for TO be n ticket -taker.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
SOLDIERS SEE THE ROUND UP
Complimentary Performances for Regt
ment Soon 10 Leave Fort Wayne.

Detroit officially told the Serenth
regiment Friday. that the city is sorry
10 lose the soldiers who have been
stationed al Fort Wayne for two years.
The occasion was the complimentary
matinee given in the Detroit Opera
house by The Round Up" company in
honor OF the regiment which Is TO
start on it's journey for the Philip
pines next week.
AT the conclusion OF the third act.
after the play-soldiers OF the drama
had annihilated the hostile Apacoes
who were trying 10 wipe out the hero
and the man whom he had gone into
the desert TO rescue. Mayor Breitmcy-
er and Col. Cornman, Of the Seventh
mounted the stage, where they pre-
scented baskets flowers 10 the prin.
cipals OF the cast.
The mayor made a speech in which
re wished the Seventh good luck and
thanked the company and management,
for the unique compliment conferred
in giving this extra performance. Col
Cornman responded ond then Macklyi-
Arbuckle. who plays Slim" Hoover,
he sheriff. in The Round Up, came
back with short talk In which numor
and feeling were defuy mixed. Max
ing the speech In character II was
most effective.
The enlisted men OF the Seventh
occupied the central portion OF the
main floor, while the officers occupied
seats at the sides and In the boxes.
rhe city officiale and their wives &C.
eupied the balcony.
No seats were sold for the perform
ance. many who wished t. purchase
admission being refused at the ticket
cffce. The occasion was most ur.
usual one, the performance being
given gratuitiously by consent Of the
management of the Detroit Opera
house. Klaw * Erlanger, the owners
OF the play. and all the members OF
the company.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
GRIsCOM MAKES FLIGHT.
v. S. Ambassador Goes Up With
Wilbur Wright in Airship.

ROME. April 24.-King Emmanuel
and L. s. Ambassador Criscom Were
interested spectators at three fight
made hy Wilbur Wright IN his alrship
this morning On the last flight Am
bassador Griscom accompanied the
seronaut on the trip. and was shown
the management OF the machine.
King Emmanuel Congratulated
Wright on the success OF his airship
and. after the American Ambassador
had been taken as a passenger. ex.
pressed great regret that his position
would not allow him TO accept the
aeronauts invitation 10 be passenger
on the third fight.
All OF the flights we're successful.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
PRODUCE.

Commission men reported nothing
new In either prices or conditions tnis
morning There were a few coops or
chic kens In. but no buyers were out
and the market was nominally steady.
The egg market was officially IA little
lower Yesterday. but as yet there Ia
nothing Ia conditions TO warrant any
confidence IN permanently lower prices.
some authorities think that IA soon IA
the market eases of a cent or so from
lack OF consumption. buying for stor-
age purposes Will set In and hold the
price up Dressed calves were very
ouiet and no better than steady, and
the market as a whole. about az here
fofare
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
Search For Oesperadoes.

TAMPA. Fla, April 24-Four posses
Of citizens are today securing south.
ern Florida for the Ave Negro desper.
ADDE'S who broke Jail at Deland early
yesterday Bloodhounds have failed 20
find the trail OF the Negroes. and the
search is now being prosecuted with
out their aid. II Is supposed the men
are hidden somewhere In the wooded
sx amps near here.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. April 2i.--Close-It has
been noted that liquidation OF long
with no more lines TO come out. there
was a fair chance for higher prices. but
Liverpool spoiled the bull prospect by
closing with loss OF ~ gsyd. This
exports and much Improvement In the
crop outlook. Crop reports In this coun-
try are showing some Improvement. but
the cash situation Is unchanged. The
Detroit market got big break at the
start and ruled easy during the greater
part OF the session. closing weak.
Wheat luotations-Cssh No. . red
sLSs. July opened with a drop Of -. c
AZ slll. lost he more. advanced to
sl.1l and closed at sll0. September
broke axe at the start. opening at
sl.gs. No. } red, sl.S2 No white, 81 S5.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn
Cash No. ,. T2c; No. > yellow. 13c.
oats-Cash No. , white, car az
Rye-Cash No ., ssc
Beans-Cash and May, ss.5o.
ciovers~ed-Prime spot 80 bags at
zoo bags at 500: sample. 80 bags az
$685.. 30 at SEAS Is at 81. sample
alsike. 10 bags at $3.50.
Timothy seed--Prime spot, 100 bags
Receipts on Saturday In the Detroit
market included l car OF wheat OF
corn. 4 Of oats and OF barley. No
Withdrawals were reported. Stocks are
a5lbs. bu of wheat. l45.233 bp Of corn.
1850 ou OF oats. 1888 bu OF barley and
II g05 bu OF rye.
stocks OF wheat In Minneapolis de-
creased $500 bu for the week.
Northwestern wheat receipts SatUr-
day, lT6 cars. year ago. liz.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO -.f1@comptere- dE-
moralixatton seized the wheat pit when
the market opened today and under ter
rife selling pressure all futures
slumped violently Commission houses
of all sorts, in "A frantic effort 10 ind
market for their wheat, poured IL
into the pit wildly.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, April 24.-The weekly
bank statement or the associated banks
as issued today shows the following
changes: Reserve on all deposits. de-
other than United states. decrease
sl.00O.175 loans. increase Sill 2,yoo
specie increase t3.59+ 500. legal ten
ders, decrease sl.i90.90o. deposits IN
crease SIS 9y4 900. circulation. increase
sl4s.l0o: total loans. 1882. SIS soc. The
surplus OF the banks is SO 100 500
against 500 $685. last year. and S29. :
25Sy95 two years ago.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
'AlRRIcAH GIRL TO WE'D COUNT
MIss Mora iseiin 10 Engaged To Aus
TRAN Diplomat.

NEW YORK. April 24-Austrian
mobility has won another American
heiress. Miss Nora Iselin, eldest
daughter Of c. Oliver Iselin, banker
and yachtsman. has become engage
20 Count Ferdinand Colloredo- Mans
field. Austrian diplomat. stationed at
Rome.
The count Is the second son Of
Francis Colloredo- Mansfield. who mar.
ried the sister OF Baron Won Aehren.
thai. Austrian minister OF foreign az.
fairs.
The wedding, which is to oe a quiet
one. will take place In this city early
IN May.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Walter Rudzew.sz, 20: Stella Janos-
wisZ. 81.
Edward ATholter, p. Vyandot'e'
Mabel Vroman. % same.
Paul Pokryfska, -. Catherine Sxech'
20.
Michael sommsr. %. Wyandoite Sar =
bara Nadrnn. 50, zane
Frank Theeck. 20. Ecorse; Louis
Schafer. %. same.
Anthony Punch. rs: Lillian kopo-
sczynski. 10.
William r. Kraft 81. Detroit: Heller
CLAYTON, 20. Cadillac.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
SHOT BY RIVAL; WILL DIE.
\. J. Mueller Shoots Floyd ketehum
Over Woman's Love

BATTLE CREEK. Micn.. April "a
Especial. IA. j. Mueller. an inSmaker.
aged As, shot FLOYD Ketchum. a saw
setter aged q. because Ketchun led
in the race for the affections OF Mrs.
Ida Fredenberg, aged 40. Ketchum
will die One bullet lodged in HIS in
testines Mueller was captured at the
point OF a pistol by FatrOlman George
Colby.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPI,R LETTER.

Furnished By Hayden. Stone g. Co:
The Boston copper market IL a duh
and uninterestinR AFFAIR. Trading IL
confined TO only "a few issues and price
changes have been small and insignif1-
cant. Arizona Commercial II up a point
at 49, and North Butte a OF q point
lower at So Some activity ~ noticeable
i'm Nevada Consolidated and there ~
considerable demand for the stock
around 20ik L. ). Smelling common Ia
also showing acme strength. The bal
anoe OF the market is generally strong
on limited dealings.
Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone a. Co. ii6-11s Griswold-st..
open. High Low. Close.
Ariz Conf 80. ~ 42r AZ AZ
Apex .......... So
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
Apples-Fancy. ss.50ns common
s3T56I4.50 per bbi: western box apples
~ .sSf2 80 per box

APpies-Fancy, SsgOus, common
ss7sn45o per bbl: western box apples
Csbbss~-New, y3.75@4 per crate
Cauiinower-s2.5op per doz
Cei~ry-Florida. s2.50 per crate.
fsise. hamburger, June. l5c october
17c, brick Il 4. Disc: sehweitzer' lsE
conee-Package coffee. 'l2.75al52'
crnnberrie.-Howes. sL25 per bu
Dressed Calv~.-Fancy. sast4c; com
Fionr-NichIgan patents. In wood
$3.50. second patent. ,e.2s. straight
tgl5. clear. IS Dbl
Feed-Jobbing lots. bran, SIS coarse
corn meal S2s corn and oat chop, S2'
coarse miidlings. s29. fine middiinss
$50 per ton.
rrnnan Haddie.--sa Sc per ID
Fresh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. hot
house sl25ul.50 doz, lettuce, lie 10,
head lettuce. si.5OQI55 dozen. pars-
nips. s0c hu. Florida tomatoes. $3.50 .
as crate; rsdishes, 20m 26c dog. wax
beans. $3.50 bu, pie.plant. i5c per
gus. ,l.5onl.75 doz; California SOC per
Grape Fruit-,3 75q45O per box.
rsp~--Malagas. sea- per bbl.
Honey-Fancy white. 10 nilc 10, am
Der IOQI1r. extracted. 6u6lec per ID.
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices Tor Daled nay III car
lots Z o. b. Detroit; No. timothy.
50a1l: No. 2. sI04 1850; clover.
mixed, siOuIO50. rye straw. ssaS5O.
wheat and oat straw s7d7.5O
IIides--No cured. l0hc; No. 2 cured
gisc. No. / green, sac. No. green.
ifc. kip cured No. /. lie. No. ? sac:
kip green. No 1. Zoe. No 2, sac; cal.
green. no. ]. l4e; No 2, i21c. CALI
cured No. l. 15e, No ?. 13hc: bull
hides cured. No. /. sac, No n 6
per lbL horse hides. No. /. 50 20, No. 2,
81 80: sheep skins. as TO wool. SOC u
Lemon.-csiifornia. s3259sso per
box. a.
maple suGsr-New. l.9iae per ID.
Mushroom s--6Oc Der Id.
Ontoss-Spanish. t11502 Der cTnte
Michigan. 75dsoc per bu; Cuban. ss.2s
orsnse.-canfornia navels. .27SD
f325 Der DOE.
Ons-Raw iinseed. &c: boiled lin
seed. ssc gal. less l per cent Tor cash
in 10 days: diamond headlight kero-
sene. eve. turpent.ne. In barrel lots.
4jizc per gal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s464.6o per
crate. t2q2.SO per dog.
Pop Corp--Ears. n a &c per ID
Potntoes-Aichgan. car lots. Z. o. D.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
HOOKING VALLEY ROAD
0UsTED FROM CONTROL
Circuit Court Decides Against Rail
road in Antitrust Suit Involving
Many Companies.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. April 24.-ln -
sweeping decision under the Ohio anti.
trust laws the circuit court OF Frank
lin county Today gave decree Dust
ing the Hooking Valley Railway ca
from control. through the J. p. Nor
gan syndicate. of the Toledo & Ohio
Central Railway Co. the Kanawna x
Michigan Rsiiway &C.. and the Zanes-
vile & Western Railway Co. and also
from its control OF the Buckeye Coal
& Railway Co. the Sunday Creek Coal
Co. the Sunday Greek Co. and the
Continental Coal Co.
The decision was given in the suit
OF the attorney general in the name
OF the state. against the Hooking Val.
Icy Railway Co.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
SHOOTING VICTIM BETTER.
Bullet Extracted From Norrie's livei
and Recovery ls Probable.


Following an X-ray exar-inatlon /.
Grace hospital, Friday afternoon. the
bullet fred into Harry Norrie's booy
by Peter Shea. manager OF the Wayne
Roller rink, during fight in the rink
IN Windsor, Thursday night. WAS lo-
Gated In Norries liver, ard was ex.
tracted by Dr. f. G Hon. Norrie's
chances for complete recovery are ex-
cellent.
Shea was ararigned in the Windsor
police court, Friday afternoon. AMI
was remanded 10 the Sandwich jail
Cor eight days. peading the outcome
Of his victims injuries. The charge
against him is assault with intclt to
kill
II is taken for granted that he will
plead self-defense, and IL Is said TINT
Norrie. in his staten Mt to Crown At
torney Rodd. admitted that he had
attacked Shea before the latter fired.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26

Detroit. 9se0ti per bu: new Bermudas
s2.2ss southern. s. psrNhu.
PesIsry-Hens. lsQisrc; sprInEss
I5i,Wlcc. geese. 9si Zoe. dueks. lSu ~.
turkeys. young. Is 3soe; old toms: TO
lie Drcssed--flenst IL o &c; spunEs.
turkeys. young. D02sc: old toms. IL
01Ss Der 10. - a..
rrc~isIess--AIess pork. SIS; family
pork. $3.50 40 90. light. clear ssMis,s:
heavy, s2oSo. smoked hams, lsc' dry
sailed briskets. he: shoulders, s"e;
picnic hams. >isc; bacon. ID &C; inrd; IN
tierces. Ike: kettle rendered isse
per 10. ..ron
ais
tablets, f6sO. cut loaf 80 cubes
1855; XXXN powdered, 1913; g TAM
lated extra coarse. $40. granulatsu'
rme. in bulk. $3.50. granulated IN 90
10 cotton bags. ts.sS; Michigan eranu-
lated. s5aO. diamond \. s. 80: contee
TONERS A s5e6 No. ], $3.50; No. :
ssi i 80. & $50. 10, :. s. 65, No. $.
S No; >. s.ss; No 10 $50, 10 u IL
il. s4.5 No. IS s+.,s per loo pounds
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. April s4.-Pork.Firm.
1895 Sugar--Raw. nrm. renned'
nrr-er coffee-Rio No. !, on the Spot
sA4Si.c. Rlce--Quict. domestic
IsAc Tallow--Firm. city. sSc bid'
couHtry. 81, dSLc Dressed poultry
Quio., unchanged Live poultry-Firm.
unchanged Cheese-Firm. fun cream
specials, l6fil7e. skins. specials, l-rc'
full skins, gia isc.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
The Fight Is On

Every moment of your ilfe, when
you are at homo or abroad,
awake or asieep-
Between the poison germs that are In air.
food and water, - everywhere in fact,
and the billions Of your invisible friends,
the little soldier-corpusclesin your blood.
II these little soldiers are kept strong
and healthy by taking Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, you need have no fear OF dis
ease. Begin using it at once il you are
at all under the weather, or have
troubles of the blood, stomach, liver
and kidneys. Get it OF your druggist.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
FOUR DIE IN FIRE.
Central Hotel in Topeka. Kss, Burns
Early Today.

TOPEKA. Kans.. April 2i.--fhe Cen
trail hotel, on Kansas-ave., near Fifth
St. In Topeka. burned az i o'clock this
morning. Four lives were lost, one Of
the dead being J. W. Eucnson, OF Clay
Center. Ksns.
The other dead are: Lee Str:itton.
transient, linemsn; Charles E. Chead-
tle. transient, lineman; hotei dish
washer name unknown.
Several persons were severely IN
;ured. The hotel building was IN old
twostory structure with about 20
sleeping rooms. all OH the second floor.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
DYNAMITE LETS 60.
Grill Boat Damaged at Amherstbur9
and Man lnjured.

Twenty pounds OF dynamite explod.
ed under the drill boat. Earthquake.
az Amherstberg. Friday. badly wreck
ing the beat. and blowing the men ten
feet into the air. Wolfert Fox, OF Am
hersthurg. was the only man injured.
sustaining a broken ankle.
Attached 70 the rear or the drill
boat was a small yawl containing 1000
mounds o. dynamite. but fortunately
this was net exploded.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
BUTTER AND EGGS.

BIttcr--eoard prices: Creamery. ex
tras. csc: nrsts. zee. dairy. iSc: PACK
ING stock, Ice per 10.
Eggs-Current receipts. case connt.
cases Included. so@ c per dox. Receipts
on Saturday, 10Tg eases.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
CHICAGO PROpCCE.

CHICAGO. April ~. -Butter-Creain-
cry extra. zoe. hrsts, sac, seconds -Se
dairy extra IS @C. Eggs-Ftrsts. ="
seconds. POE Chcese-rwins. l4c;
Young Americas, IAN l5c Live poul-
try-Turkeys. lie; fowls, lShc' ducks.
l,C. &c.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
FIRE R0UsEs sLEEPERs.

Home OF Eden SmsII Damaged by
early Morning Blaze.
The cracking sornd OF bi-ninG
.vood aroused Mrs, Eden Small. VIII,
OF a well.known local newspaper man
when her home at No. 1880 East Grand
Boulevard. was threatened by fire ~
? O'Clock Saturday morning The fire
which originated in a gas crate. had
made considerable Roadway vi n sh.
aror sed Mr.. Small. Who promptly turf.
ed in an alarm.
The blaze did about $500 damage.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BrFFALo--opeplns.

BUFFALO. April 24-tSpecial.)--
Cattie-Receipts . cars, steady. Hogs
Receipts 10 cars. strong. heavy. 1920.
yorkers tTS0u go; yorkers. $3.50 70
80. pigs. 100. Sheep--Receipts 10
cars slow. best lambs. s. SO. yearilngs
s675Hs weihers. $685.: ewes. $40
n415 Calves--Iower. 81 so a. $50.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
EAST nj E'FALO-CioSe.

EAST BCFFALO. y. y. April II
cattle-ReeeiP,s- 2; active Crime
Veals-Receipt $50 head. slow: com
mon 10 choice. S5.T5D7 80. sheep and
Lsmbs-Receipts 5000. fairly active
aud steady. lambs. $500 Z. 30; year
llngs sGaC.55. sheep. o. 80 q $40. Hogs
Receipts ? $50. active; workers. $40
q $50. pigs. s7.i5.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26

Caught In the acl OF stealing 10
chickens from Mrs. Lizzie Loose
more's her-coop. Friday night, Enil
Prill and John Mackowiak were ar
raigned before Justice Jeffries ON q
charge Of larceny. Saturday morning.
but demanded a trial Judge .ICffries
set the case for May 3. holding the
men In bail OF $500 each.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
LOCAL STOCKS.
ncial.

The following quotations FURNISHED
by Lewis q. Gorion. No. ltls MaJesuc
building April "a 1909;
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. April 24-Cattle-Rc-
celpts 500, steady. beeves. s4.7Ou6.9o.
Texas, 81 30 q go. stockers and feeders.
t3.s0d5 cows and heifers. s2a5.30.
calves ti50a5 Hogs-Receipts 1000.
steady. light t7d7IO. mixed. s705 a.
$50. heavy s7.O5 ~ Z so. rough. 500 I'd
72O workers.. t7.3Oq7.45: pigs. $500
SO. sheep and Lambs-Unchangei
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

CLEVELAND. o.. April 24.-liogs--
Receipts 100 5g10c higher. mediums
and heavies. tTS5; workers.. $3.50. light.
ceipts 8 cars. strong 1925. Cattle
Receipts ; cars. strong Calves-Re-
ceipts 200 head s72B J
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
NEW YORK COTTON.

Colion prices. furnished by HAYDEN
stone Il Co. Hollis Grlswold st;
onening Closing
tsssNa EIt0h Tow Rid = ak
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
Iked. tbJ Bid. tNlSpIit.
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. O. April 4.-Wneat-cash.
ylSS. May. si.st July. tl.0sa. Septem-
Der. sl.03A. corn--cash. tic: May.
oass1cssh' sc: Nay 5si.e; July. - ";
september. 41a.c. Rye--No. /. ssia &c:
No. ?. SIC; No. 3. sec. Cloverseed--Cash
and April t5.9e. October and Decem =
Der. $3.50. March t672is. Prime al
sike. $50. prime timothy. $50. OIL
unchanged Buttcr--Creamery, 2Siz "
2sc. dairy. EJc. Eggs. 20L-c.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26

For CLEVELAND. PITTsgURq ana
DAILY io:<s p. m. Fare 60 Cleveland.
ga; Pittsburg. SASS. Bertha 81 and
81 SO. Room. $3.50. For Asokinac. Al
Fridays, $50 a. m. For Buffalo, M
agara Falls. New York oity and the
East. leave Mondays. Wednes0ays and
fridays. 500 p. m. arrive Bunnlo. soc
a. IN. feastcrn tfme).
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
q. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den. Stone & Co. lle-llS Griswold st.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
Author Stoddard Dies.

Author Stoddard Dies.
MONTERREY. Cal, April "a
Charles Warren Stoddard. 66, one of
he best known American authors.
died at his home here today
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-14
N E W 7 R AIN
@ N I II E
@. S. |.
WILL BE RUN THROUGH TO PORT
LAND, OREGON.
Special Engines For the Service to
Be Sent to Local Shops-Improv-
ing the Block Signal Service.

III is current rumor at local railroad
headquarters that the Oregon Short
Line company is quietly arranging to
put on another train between Salt
Lake and Ogden and Portland and that
the new train will leave Ogden for
The north about 10 o'clock in the morn
ing. 1t Is said that ton heavy pas
senSer engines Will be required to
handle the new train on the trip from
Utah to Huntington. and that the
Ogden shops will be utilized to put
some OF these engines in tirst-class
condition for the new train. The date
on which the latter will be added to
the service has not yet been an
nounced and the preliminaries arc
simply being arranged at present
In the meantime the block signal
service will be extended as fast as
lossible to cover the Short Line road
between Ogden and Pocatello ana
from the latter point west to Hunt
ington, the increasing traffic over that
line necessitating precautionary meas
ures to prevent accidents and to In
sure safety to fast train service.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-14
WHERE Mr.. PERKINS WAS "oEF."
Had Something to Learn About Gar
ments of the Fair Sex.

Mr.. Perkins did not often comment
on his wifes dress or make sugges.
tions. but one day he looked at her so
long ana thoughtfully that she In
QuiIed Il there was anything he did
not like about her new gown.
No. my dear" said Mr.. Perkins,
hastily. certainly not. was only
thinking. That waist OF yours seems
to be so elaborate. with the lace and
all. Why not have simpler mode Of
dress2"
Why not, indeed?" said Mrs. Per
kins. sweetly. Il suppose you've seen
one that just pleased you. What was
it like2"
ut was white" said her husband;
all white and perfectly plain, my
dear. not particle of lace OF rufiling
or what l think l have heard you call
tucks-nothing of that sort ALI there
was, my dear. was simple little braid
In flower patterns of some sort. 1t
covered the entire waist
Il sat beside The lady for half an
hour In the car, and I can assure you
1t was quite neat and attractive. Sim
mons and spoke OF it on the way up
from the train. He said he should
mention 1t to his wife"
you poor. ignorant creatures" said
Mrs. Perkins, tenderly. "The days and
days 1t must have taken to make that
neat. simple. plain little waist!"-
Youths Companion.