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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21
KING MANUEL IS
. ENGAGED TO WE'D
Portugal Ruler Is Engaged to Prin-
cess Alexandra, of England-Alli-
ance To Strengthen Government.

LISBON. Portugal. July 20.-The of
fetal government organ. I'll Liberai.
today announces the engagement Of
King Manuel and Princess Alexandra,
eldest daughter OF the duke OF Fife.
King Manuel of Portugal, the boy
king. who succeeded to the throne fol-
lowing the assassination OF his father
and elder brother by revolutionists
two years ago. Is 20 years old. His
fiancee. The English princess, Is Is.
Manuel. through the two years OF HIS
reign. has been troubled exceedingly
10 keep the Portuguese nation quiey.
The tragic end OF his fathers reign
and the peculiar circumstances under
which he came into power had left the
Portuguese in a state of turmoil. The
king has been unable up To this time
To ger together permanent cabinet.
and the foreign relations OF Portugal
nave been neglected.
With the condition OF affairs Portu-
guese statesmen have urged the young
king TO make strong alliance with
the daughter OF one Of the more pow.
erful European houses. Overtures,
looking toward a union with the prin-
cess Alexandra, have been rumored
repeatedly. but today announcement
is the frst final information made
public.
Princess Alexandra Victoria Alberta
Edwina Louise is the eldest daughter
OF the duke OF Fife and the Princess
Louise. second daughter of King Ed
ward of England She Is a most at
tractiye woman.
IL is expected that the wedding VIII
result in closer alliance between
Portugal ana England, and the estab.
lishment OF stable government in
Portugal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21
SPEAKER CANNON CALLS
DOWN" CLOTHING MAKERS
Exhibits His $25 Suit and Says Deal.
ers Want To Charge Higher Rate
Although Tariff is UNCHANGED.

WASHINGTON, July 2O-Speaker
Cannon made a few forceful remarks
yesterday about the clothing manu-
facturers and dealers who are putting
up the price on wooden goods. in pite
OF the fact that the new tariff does
not contemplate any increase in the
duty. The speaker emerged from the
presidents Office at the White House
after half an hours conference with
the president and stopped to greet
number If his friends in me ante
room.
You see this suit of clothes?' he
exclaimed. as he lit cigar We'll.
il cost SIS up in Chicago two years
ago. Now. although the tariff bill we
are working on does not increase the
duty blankety blank cent, and the
price of labor is the same. :he blank.
ETY. blank dealers want to charge me
rs per cent more for the identical
suit"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21
NEW YORK COTTON.
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
PRODUCE.

The Elgin butter market was the
same last week and consequently
there was no change here Receipts OF
eggs are perhaps a little larger titan
last week. but the demand Is equal TO
the supply. and the market il firm
with advancing tendencies. Calves are
very quiet but rule firm. Receipts Of
poultry are fairly liberal and there Is
good Inquiry FOR hens. but springers
are Inclined to drag. The supply Of
berries was good on some varieties hui
very light Oh others. Blackberries and
black raspberries We're scarce. but there
were plenty OF the reds and OF buckle
berries. Cherries ana currants were in
light supply. \ consigned lot OF
Deaches in brshel baskets came IN this
morning, but the fruit was badly spot e.
ted and had 10 be sold for what II
would bring.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21
BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Furnished for The Times by Hayden,
Stone n 90. The opening 81 the cop
per market was dUll and embarrassing.
There has been less activity with prices
inclined to sag In sympathy with the
New York market. HelNetia was quot :
ed for the first time today on the local
board and has been an active feature.
GirouN Cons. on selling by New York
declined TO sig There has been some
buNing OF Copper Range at Sl7s, but
the general list Of coppers has been
very much neglected. In the. miscel ,
laneous list. Mass. Elec. pref. advanced
10 rs. the highest price in three years
on light transactions. There was an
improved demand tor Boston Suburban
Flee. New York has been buyer OF
Telephone in this market. but the price
is unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21
HUSBAND FREED
BY W|FE's EFFORTS
C. L. Arlington, House Of Correction
Prisoner, Once Sentenced To Be
Hanged for Murder, Is Pardoned.

As the result OF years of effort On
/ the part OF his wife. {. l.. Addinston
! walked from the house OF correction
late TUESDAY morning tree man. De
! spite the fact that he VAS Sent up
FOR the most serious OF all crimes. thaS
OF murder, his wife never wayered IL
her trust, and never has she ceased
working TO secure his pardon. pa
I per granting him his freedom Was
signed in Washington, Moncay. ~
/ President rant IL was forwarded 1t
once 10 Detroit. and early Tuesday
murning Addington heard the glad
news.
: Addington was sent up from ArAan'
sas in 1897. for the murder OF Oscar
Hodges. The two men had been
! friends for>yehrs. but became enemies
because Of lawsuit in which Hodges
was witness against Addinston.
Then stories were circulated that AGa-
ingtOn had threatened 10 sci even
With Hodges.
IN white him of his horse,
Hodges is alleged 20 have said.
I'm allow no man TO waffle M OH
my horse, Addington is alleged 10
have said.
Il was on horseback when We net,
Addington said Tuesday. in telling ot
the tragedy. He came at me with a
knife, and, 10 escape oeing cut | siid
on my horse. While holding the
bride in one hand l shot AIM With ta9
other. Two men who did not see re
shooting testified that Hodges vas
reaching 70 shake hands with Ije
when | shot him"
ike the true souil-westerner Aiding
ton suppre SEES all sign OF emotion.
They sentenced me 10 be hanged
for the shooting" he said. But
didn't care much. Four men we're
hanged while | was waiting for exc
cution. Those other men were al
broken up when sentenced was passed.,
but somehow il didn't bother me.
Then my sentence was committed 10
life imprisonment. | have been acre
over u years. That is Z long uhc.
But have been treated well-fal D..l,
ter than | expected 10 be. had heard
OF the Detroit house of correction a.
hard place, hut nave no complaints
10 make l.een big changes around
nv old home. / hear. My wife says
won't know the place. But l ani gn-
ing back as fast as train will carry
me. | have lot OF friends there yer
and best II all I've got wife and
seven children, all grown mp now AMI
know from how they write 10 IRE
that they think their old dad I; all
right in spite Of il all | wish some
OF them could have come mere TO iaeeL
me but II is long way 10 ARKANSAS
and costs a lot 10 travel. They'll meet
me at the other end. all right. The
confinement, / guess, has made Ice
poorly, but when | get back nome
where. | can set in the saddle again.
I'll be as GOOD as | ever was. This
being shut I'D is nc life fol western.
er. but trouble comes 10 us all. and
have had iIlne.
Addington Is typical plainsman IN
appearance. tall and thin. with heavy
moustache. now white He walks vifh
slight limp. the result OF rheuma'
tism. Ii is "a years since he vas
arrested for his crime. and II years OK
that time lie has been in the house of
correction. And all this time his faith.
lul wife kept up her Efforts TO free
him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21

Wiil develop. In his former testimony
Adams SAID the trouble in the automo'
bile started as soon as they lett car
vel hail. that Sutton continually III
terfnptedNhis conversation, telling h'ul
10 Go 80 ---" until he said, Il c0rla
stand it no lCnperH Yesterday Adams
said there was mo trouble in the AUTO
mobile until Trey reached the Jidse
and that SuttOn's calling MN coward
was the first offensive word from tue
marine officer.
Flaws in Pie Stories.
In his former testimony Adams SAID
Lieut.. Utley stopped the autonSbiie'
yesterday he said SGltOn stopped II.
In his former testimony he said sur
ton attacked Lieut. Osterman lappa''
entity without proyocation: yesterday
he said Sutton attacked Osterman be-
cause Osrar man interfered after |Sul'
ton had threatened 60 Kilt Adams
In his former testimony Adams sad
he had been ordered TO repOrt the caSr
"a the officer OF the day; yesterday ne
said he did so on his own volition. Al
the first inquest Adams said nothing
about search for guns: yesterday he
suardhouse TO find guns with which 90
defend themselves. Before Adams said
he started back To the scene OF Tie
trouble. because he thought I'll was
quiet; yesterday he said Uhey order
ed him back for some clothes. In mis-
former testimony Adams said that
sutton ordered him 10 malt, and began
firing when he refused; Yesterday he
said that Sutton swore az hin.. asked
him where be was going. and threat.
ened to kill him when ne ans wered
At the former inquiry Adams laid ne
had not noticed Rocker unit he saw
him on the ground. this time he was
sure he saw Rocker standing up,
ready 70 interfere before he saw him
again on the ground,
In both stories Adams was very
hazy as 20 the part he took In the
row.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21
M A r l N E
VESSEL PASSAGES
n-swnlf

DETROIT July 20.--Up Seneca,
1890 y. M Monday. Duluth. y 30; has
kell. 1866. Carleton. 4. Sheadle, Maud
Holmes, 1870. stackhouse. l. 40. ELL
wood. :. Lumbermen and 0arses. s,
Sherwin. $3.50; Burlington. Genoa. o.
Magma. :; Omaha, $40; NJ. \. Bradley,
II Holland, 1ll5, Geo. King and
barges. 1870.
Down. Westmount. 1895 p. IN. Mon
| day, Northern King, 1910: Baker, :.
Empire city. 2:05; Wasaga, 81 Nene-
| zueI1i-- GEaIapiaE,-4-S.-G- Hail ~
India. Midland Prince. o., Wells. 80.
Gilbert. city OF Rome, 6:15; Presque
Isle. r. Emily. Lozen. 7.I5 Shaw, 5.
| Andaste, .l5. Angellne. $40.
Tuscarora ireland, $50; ouet n CITY
Pat9finder sesamorrss' l'o' N, Hsi.1i
l 40. Victory, Constitution. 2 Peter
White. S:l5. Nottingham. D a. r.
Ames Gates. $40; Cornell, .; Alexis
A. -. Davidson, 1880, Joseph kilchrist.
1l;4o.
American 500.
SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich, July 70.
-Maunaloa, smith. thompson. w =
Brown (smalD Gratwick. 2. sierra.
$3.50. Jones, 3.30 Mary Boyce, Mariska'
Steinbrenner. Portage, Barnes. 4. SUI
nvan. 4:3O. Midland King, .; Morgan
Bickerdyke. Dundee, $50: Northwest
Hoover ,smalD Kerr. 4; Ward Ames,
): NOrwalk. $50, McDougal. Bell D.
Waldo. $3.50.
Jay Morse. Maruba. 10; dargel Sam
uel Mather II, Panay. James David
| son. tsmalD samuel Mather, midnlsht
/ Saldera. tsmalD Hanna, /, hopp, l.SV
/ LS man smith. McGregor. Weston.
tieorge Peavey Poe. 2:4O, Sonona. =
/ Syivania, 4.30. Rensselaer, Anna Sinch
/ Bransford. J Il. Marshall. b Andrew
$50. William Mather. Mahoning. Ma
saba s. sonora. - Northern queen
/ Cole Davock 40. EoumanIa, Crete. Ger
/ man. Mama. 1880.
! Down: sahara. go y. m Monday
John Mitchell COrt. krupp, 2:30; Don
| nacona. Mataafa. 3. Gary. ), HertwelI
( 1850: Honduras. Montezuma. Granada
Dinkey. $40.
mi, 10. william Brown. 10:3A, But
! Ter Howe. II 80, stewart. midnight
/ Lynch. L. Curry. 3. samuel Mitchell
! Chickamauga. Susquehanna. 49, lsh-
peming. 8; Augustus Wolvin, $50, Jun
Iiata Calumet. Nelson, o Laughlin,
Joshua Rhodes. 1850. Malietoa. Malta,
iGargantua. 3. Grove. 1890; Fitch. Matt
land Tampa, Roman. go.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21
Purvis. Exonerateo, Joins Boat.

CLEVELAND July -29-James
c. Purvis, OF Detroit. chief engineer OF
the steamer Centurion. who shot and
Killed two union seamen who attacked
him here Saturday night, has joined
his boat again. The coroners jury
exonerated HIM. His victims were
Richard Brown and VIM. Wood Of
clals OF the Lake Scar ems union will
have charge OF their burial Wednes-
day. Purvis testified at the coroner 5
inquest that he did not think OF firing
until he had been attacked the third
time
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21
NEW yopk PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. July 2O.--Pork--Firm:
mess s2I.5OI2 225 I.ard---Ftrm: mid
die west, spot. Sll.95qi2.05. sugar
Raw. steady. refined. quiet. Coffee
Rio No. Z. on the spot. y n7%c. POul-
try--Dressedr steady. unchanged. Poul-
try--Liye. steady. unchanged. Tallow
city. 3 9-l6c; country 5-l6
as 13-16c Cheese-Firm, higher; full
cream, specials ia t5c. skins, spe-
cials. lie. full Skins, 2 y M3Hc.
coffee opened steady 10 5H10 points
decline. Butter-Quiet, receipts 25.s65.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21
Admits He Stole $4,000.

CHICAGO. July 20.-Because he was
daz2led by the thought of having so
much 10 spend. Clayton I. thinner
man. 20 years old. clerk in the "out
money department OF the Adams Elk.
press Co, stole package contain
ing $4,000. according 10 his confes-
zion last night. The funds had been
shipped by the National Bank OF the
Republic TO the Second National bank
AZ Monmouth. Ill. All but $40 OF the
stolen money was recovered.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21
LAW HITS MiLKMEN.

PONTIAC. Mich. July 20.-The new
milk ordinance. passed by the con-
mon council last night will go into
effect Aug. T. IL contains provision
that milk must be bottled on the prem.
Uses where produced. Most OF the
milkmen have been drawing milk to
town in cans and bottling II. bur VIII
now have 10 equip their diaries wish
bottling outfits or go out OF business.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21
VIEW ,oRk STOCK LETTER.

R4ported Tor The Times by Carson,
Craig AZ Co. The stock market was
lively for awhile this morning. North
ern Pacific Erie. Canadian PACING, 81
Paul were all nTni IN railroad list
Amer can. General Electric. Amer.
Cotton oil and Westinghouse spurted a
lit and became dull on the decline.
Electric stocks are being taken up IN
.UuantItles as the outlook for these
stocks looks very bright. The pressure
IN steel lessening market gradually re-
covered and higher level Is fairly
certain ny afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21
Underwriters Hit Hard.

CLEVELAND. o., July 20.--The TN
derwriters nave been nit hard by TIE
loss OF freight vessels on the Great
Lakes this year. IL already having
gone out Of existence. Two of the
freighters. the steel steamers Aurania
and the Jonn b. Cowle. will cost the
underwriters half million dollars
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21
saeo.1e4. seq il, SAVINGS.

WASHINGTON, July 20.--The com.
plete report issued by the comptroller
OF the currency shows an aggregate OF
$3.50 494 .59S in savings deposits In rhe
national banks Of the country There
were 6.926 banks which made reports
I'm response to the call for June 30
This is an increase OF 1902 over the
number II banks that reported july
IL zoos
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21
AppIr--Ncw. s1.50R1.75 per box
Hack herrics-I-aM tOns. $3.50 hu

Applr--Ncw. $3.50 ellis per box.
Biackberrics-G>awt Ons. $3.50 bu
Cnbbage-Sl. S5ei2 bbl.
Csulinow az per doz.
Ceiery-liome grown 80 o &C doz.
York state. l4Ql4hc; limburger, i5c
brick cream. 1Se: schweitzer. fancy
odd 2oa2lc IN.
Cherries-s2d $50 bu.
Conee-Package cSitee. sl425G17.50
per 100 lbs
California FruIts-Plums. sl.75: cher
ries, H.75T225; apricots. SIS: peaches.
Currsnts-S2 so n 3 bu
Dressed Cniyes-Fanoy. io111c; COM
mon. 91eLac H.
$40: second patents. se95 straight.
1855; clear. 1870: rye -four. IS bbl
Feed-Jobbing lots. bran. 329: coarse.
coarse m;ddi!ngs. $50: fine middiings.
Ssl per ton.
Fresh VegetabIe.-Cucumb $50
bu; parsnips. 9oe bu; tomatoes. si.iO
ST box. new turnlps, i5c doz. green
pe s:o.o. s.uy tu. gcsi bn 1Ve doA
Honey-Fancy. white, 13Q14c Id: am.
Der. lO1llc: extracted, 6qshc ID.
HayEDetroit shippers s,o are payinc the
sisI a ls.5S; 30, Z. siaGis.5d: Clover !.
mixed, ;li 9li;s0: rye straw: 500
Hide.-No. cured. l3hc. No 2
cured 12lzc;. No, green. lie; No. 3
green. lOc; kip cured. No. /. lac; No. 2.
ioisc calf green. No /. 16mc; No. 3
15c; calf cured No. i. iSe; No. .. l6hc.
lamb skins. % a soc; shearlings. 200
SOC; horse hides. No. l.. $3.50; No. ..
ELECTROMAGNETIC bu.
Lfnes-si per 100.
Lemons-California. sGG6.50 box.
Nefanw--NE "A an
Rockyfords, CALIFORNIA;. S3v $50; Geor-
gias. 81. 20 n so per box.
Musiirooms--50c box.
! OniOns-Southern. 81 ger sack.
Oranges-California navels. So $50
OiI.--Raw Iinseed. Gle. boiled lin
/, in 10 days; diamond headlight kero-
sene. 9hc: turpentine. In barrel lots.
Pracbr-Es2.75 per- e-basket crate,
bushel baskets. sS9325.
Penrs-Southcrn. s2.25 bu.
Potatoes--Southern. s2.504 2.75 per
Ponitry-Hens. lac ID; stag roost-
ers,. &c; broilers. ls92oc; geese, s49c.
ducks ducks isei springs. lSc; turkeys
ProvisioS--Mess pork. sat; family
pork. s2292s: light. clear. szi: heavy
s22 so; smoked hams. lac; dry sailed
briskets, l2Ac: shoulders lac; picnic
/ tlerces. i2Ac kettle rendered. 13Nc 10
Rsspberries--Red. $500 bu: black
! sSI3.25 bu: sl254l.50 per l6-quari
/ case.
suxar-Crystai dominoe3. y7.s5; Es gle
tablets $3.50; cut loaf. $500: cubes,
s5S5: xxx powdered. 1915: granu-
/ lated. extra coarse. $40: granulated
! fine. In bulk, $3.50; grarulated in rs
lated. $3.50; diamond A, $40; confec-
toners. A., 1925: No. 1, $3.50: No. 3
$3.50; No 9. 1925; No. :. $500: No. s.
! IS. No. .. yi.s5: No. 10. $3.50: No! II,
! s4.s5: No. 10. $3.50; No. t2. St75: No.
ia. Sass; No Is. s4.75 per 100 lbs:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21
JOHNSON OFF FOR DETROIT.
Expects to Leave His Auto Here and
Go on &c Toronto by Bail.

CHICAGO, July 2O.-Jack johnson
left this morning for Detroit enrorte
for Toronto where he is billed TO give
an exhibition the last three days OF
this week. The black pugilist is plak.
ing the trip at far as Detroit in nis
racing car, but will take the train
when he gets there.
Johnson says he will go 10 Can
Francisco Just as soon az he hears
whether Jimmy Coffroth has complet.
ed arrangements for his fight with AL
Kaufman.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21
ALLEGED Thief Held for Trial.

Arthur Trombley was bound over
for trial in the recorders court afte,
an examination. Tuesday. before jus
tice Stein, He was charged with toe
theft OF 10 cases OF soap. valued al
si7. from Aid. William Goeschers gro
Gerry store.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21
Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone & Co. l16-1lS Griswold-st:
Omen HlRh Low. Close.
cd Bid. tsDSpllt.
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. -. July e0.---Wheat-Cash,
s1el July H,is; Sept, 81 1S% Dee !,
JulV. 7ic: sent. 70ssc Dee. Sc 81, May.
bSa,c Oats-Cash. 81 isc. July t9c'
sept. 42c Dec. aye; May. 45c. Rye
no. 2. sic. Clover seed--Clsh. SIS SO
Prime alsike $3.50 Prime timothy. 81.
OIL. butter. eggs and hay unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter--Board prices: Creamery ex-
tras. 26c; firsts. 25c. dairy. zoe; pack
ing stock. sc 10.
Eggs-Current receipts. case count.
cases included. 22t. c doz Receipts on
Tuesday, $50 cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO July 20.-Checse-Twins.
itlac; young Americas. rs ala. g. But
ter-cre0mery. extras 26c. trsts. % Il .
seconds. 2eisc dairy, extras. %
Eegs--F.rsts. 20isc. seconds 1917
Live poultry l4GI4irc.
fowls. iic. ducks. llgl1isc. geese,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21

creamery. extra. 26lzc.t state dairy
tubs, zoe. imitation Creamery, hrsts
2Zc. Eggs--Receip 22.1i5. nearby
white fancy, 25ltSlC. mixed. 23M aGc .
fresh frsts, q y 4 24c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21
LIVESTOCK.
EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BUFFALO. July Especial Cat
tie--Receipts cars. slow Hogs--Re-
ceipts 10 ears. strong. heavy. $3.50 U
: so: workers.. SS26NSIO; pigs $50.
sheep aud Tsambs-Receipts 3 cars.
slow best lambs. So yearlings. So
SIS: Wethers. t5.25 II :. Co. ewes, $500 a.
so CalVCs--S4 50 q 3 Is
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21

LONDON, Juiy '2O.-It H. generally he
neNed today that Joseph Chambe riain.
t"r great statesman aud ex-premier ~
dying. u he fact that King Edward
called az the home Of the politician yes
terdny, and spent some time with him.
n significant Of the fact that Cham
berinin cannot recover. for the king
never visits private indi, iduals unless
ne ~ assured the recipient of hts visit
~ NJ the point of death. Chamberlain
time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21
EAST BUFFAIo-CIo.e.

EAST BUFFALO. ". Y. June 20
Cattle--Receipts l25, steady; prime.
Receipts 90 slow. common u choice.
SGgSf5 sheep and Lambs--Receipts
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21
LOCAL STOCKS.
Financial.

Quotations furnished by Lewis c.
Gorton No. lsl3 Majestic building.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21
IndustrinIs.

American Lumber Col 90 -.
ID. 4 &. Navigation Co.. 9214 80.
Detroit Edison III. Co.. 15h .,
Detroit Creamery Co. 800. 13A 49,.
Iron silver Mining. ......1 40 200
Mich sugar Co, pref 4 81
DO. common ........ 5eH 52is
Nelson Baker e. co... 10Ts 60.
Scotch, Dillon ~ Co... 60 go
lola Cement, pref. ....... %
Do, common ......... -. -
Mich State Tel. com. .... 81
Parke. Davis a. Co ..... 80. 90a
Wolverine Portland Gem. rs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21
CLEVELAND.

Glen ELAND. a.. July 2O--Hogs-
Receipts 1000. nrm. mediums and heav-
les $3.50; workers.. sss5QsSo; lights;
s., pigs. scoops, cattle-.lteceipts
lower. $50 top. Calyes-Receipt zoe.
strong 80 ton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21
Markets and Finance.

500 easy. lambs ssg s. yearilngs. $50
Gr5: sheep sSu5.i5. Hogs-keceipts
l. zoo. steady; workers.. $500 sac. pigs.
sS.l5.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July e.-eattie-Rcceipts
5000, slow, beeVes. si.s0u so; Texas
s4.50d a western, si.50g6. stockers
and feeders. <Su5l0, COWS and heifers.
Receipts i3.0ae. slow. light. 81. "a sos I.
mixed $75OuN25, heavy. si.60us.30,
rough. s76OH1.75. workers. sIs0uS.
pigs. se.'oH !, go. sheep and lambs
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21

More deaths were caused by tdber-
culosis in the Philippines last year
than by plague. dysentery or cholera.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21

Job Printing done right. Time. print-
Ing Co., 10 John R-st. Phone 149s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21
Does THROUGH
RIGID CROSSE
n Don't Remember Snaps Lieut..
Adams, in Reply to Questions
About Lieut.. Sutton's Death.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, July 30
Second Lieut. Edward Osterman,
tsstlfyIne at the inquiry into the
death of Lieut.. Sutton, today, said
he heard some shots on the fatal
night and ran towards the place
where sutton lay. II saw Sutton
lying on one side of the road and
Lieut.. Rocker on the other" he
said. "Lieuts. Adams and 6eVan
were standing over sutton. Some
one said, Sutton shot Rocker and
then shot himself" Osterman
said he once saw Sutton trying 10
make some other officers dance
by firing a revolver at their feet.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-02-11

From Wednesdays Daily
J. F. Weber was business visitor
In Melrose today.
Miss Anna Erickson of Eldon was