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The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
To Establish Bureau
To Keep Tab Of All
Able Naval Recruits

FORTRESS MONROE. Feb. H.-ln
future Uncle Sam will look after dis.
charged men OF the navy. IL proposed
resolution Of Rear Admiral Sperry'
commanderin-chief of the Atlantic bat
tleship fleet, is adopted by congress
The admiral thinks II unbusiness'
like for the government to educate
stglwart American bluejackets and
petty officers in the modern art OF war
only to lose track OF them when they
arc discharged from the naval ser
vice at the expiration OF their terms
OF enlistment.
rhe highest types OF electricians. gun
ners. machinists, carpenters, ship
wrights, divers and others are turned
out constantly from the various ships
and yards and the moment they get
their discharge they go out or the
governments service.
II is proposed to establish distinct
branch In the navy department Tor
keeping track OF all practical hands
that are mustered out OF the service.
In this way ii will be possible TO
gather together a big army OF trained
men instead OF being obliged. as In
the past. TO fall back upon volunteers
or other green men when fighting meh
are wanted.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
BOSTON WOOL.

BOSTON. Mass. Feb. 27.-The
Commercial Bulletin says OF the wool
market: The market is extremely
dull Very little domestic stock has
changed hands. Manufacturers as q
rule are well covered and are dispos-
ed 10 hold off till offerings OF domes-
tic are larger and requirements great
err The uncertainty about the tariiS
matter is also a restraining influence.
There is no change In quotations and
while prices are on a comparatively
lower level, they are well maintained.
The shipments OF wool from Boston To
Feb. %, inclusive were 40.425.140
pounds, against 22,340. 1870 pounds for
the same time last year. The receipts
to Feb %. inclusive. were 43.663.349
pounds against 1s,577.66i pounds the
same period last year.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
STOCKS RECOVER
At CLOSE
Of SESSION
READING SHOWS DECLINE OF
POINT BUT GENERAL MARKET
TONE is GoDD-UNloN PACIFIC
TIPPED AS PURCHASE.
sy c. &. HARRINGTON.

NEW YORK, Feb 21.--The market
opened strong and quite active ana
those who sold stocks on Thursday
and Friday and expected 10 get them
back turuy-hstJi to-ffs for it.-Ehe
steel stocks and other market leaders
showed advances OF from IA to 81
per cent. with Steel common feat
ure. There has been lot said about
Steel tariffs and other bearish happen
! ings. but so far there is only lot OF
talk 10 the credit OF the various state
ments
In some quarters 1t is believed that
the steel wa= was precipitated merely
TO prevent any radical tariff revision
THIS re is really a scarcity or stocks ~
the loan crowd and those who had
been short had some trouble In cover
ing without heavy losses. II is evil
dent that the break was brought
about more by short selling than
actual pressure OF long stock.
The directors OF the American Ice
company announced that they would
issue $4,000, 600 convertible bonds A.
per the original plans OF the directors.
The rally in the first hour received It's
first check when Reading Droke from
the high price OF the day and the rest
OF the list followed this move showing
fractional declines from the top OF the
session Up to this time Union Pacific
had been acting very we'll and 1t
seems that there will be a further
demonstration In the Hartman issues
during the coming week
Some selling was caused during the
last hour by the fears that the United
States supreme court might hand
down a decision and that IL probably
would be adverse To the Reading corn
pany. IL has been expected on the
street that this decision would go
against the company SO really only a
favorable rendering would have any
effect.
At the close there was brisk re-
oovery. although Reading closed with
a points decline from the previous
session There was strength In al
other issues and good volume o.
sales.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
DENOUNCES TRUST. BUT
AWARDS 1T CONTRACTS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.-The indie
pendent tobacco men OF the United
States have protested TO the govern
ment that IL is awarding big contracts
for tobacco used in the navy To the
tobacco trust, which il denounces. Rep.
Lamb, of Virginia. representing the
Independents, called at the White
House and protested against the re-
cent award If the government TO the
American Tobacco Co. OF the contract
10 supply the navy with 100000 pounds
OF chewing tobacco for the next fiscal
year. The American Tobacco Co was
the lowest bidder.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Feb. 27-Close-The
feeling In New York, Chicago. Kansas
city. St Louis and other gtHin centers
Is decidedly bullish and public interest
i'm the grain market is increasing. Deal
ers say the short interest Ia May ana
July has not all been run In yet ana
there Is stui plenty OF money to be
made by puttinng prices mp. The Tor
eign markets are all strong and active.
The dealers over there seae exports
decreasing while their stocks are low
and the crop outlook Is not any too
bright. The movement from Argentine
and Australia - decreasing saturday
was not active In the local market ana
prices at the close did not vary much
from the last prices OF Friday. CASH
and MAY were unchanged and July
and Scptember lost nc
Wheat duotations-tash No. red;
Si2j May opened with an advance OF
&c at sl23. touched tl2Sh and de-
c,incd 20 SIZE , July opT rscay. pm /,
To- si.O1s.. and closed at SlOai sep
TENDER opened at Sl02. declined To
SlOtts advanced 20 si.02. and closed
az si6iis No. 3 red. si.22; No ] white.
coarse grain quotations. Corn
Cash No. 3. g. &c; No. yellow. cars
oatsICash No. 3 white. > cars at
Rye-Cash No. , SIC bid
Beans-Cash S240. May. s245
s545. March. sst5. sample 20 bags az
1895. 10 at $500 Is al So sample
alsikc. \ bags at $3.50. at So.
Timothy seed-Prime spot. 80 bags
at Si.G5.
Bariey-Good samples. si.l0@ $50 per
cwt
saturday was nomination day on
change. The regular ticket named
- Dumont. hrst vice-prSstdent and
r-rman r. link. second vice president
There will probably be no opposition
ticket. Election daN IL Mar, 2
Ilcceipts ln the Detroit market Sat
urdav included 500 bills. OF -four. J
cars of wheat. of corn and OF oats.
Withdrawals were 400 bills OF -four.
| Stocks are 3G7.s02 bu Of wheat, 2s3.t2o
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
MEDICAL EXPERTS
IN LANDAU TRIAL
COUNTY CHEMIST CLARK AND
COUNTY PHYSICIAN GRIMES
oUlZZED BY DEFENSE.

Dr. Eliza Landaus trial before
Judge Phelan. on a charge OF man.
slaughter in connection with the death
OF l7-year-old Ettie Sowler from
criminal operation. has now reached
the stage where IL resolves itself into
a battle OF medical experts. The en-
Tire session. Saturday morning. was
devoted TO technical examination OF
county Chemist John Il. Clark ana
County Physician Grimes who per
formed the post norton examination
ON the girls body. Attorney George
NJ. Sayles, for the defense. was primea
for the occasion and managed to keep
the experts busy. with the help OF his
own medical counsellor. DIR. r. ]. Pal
mer
DR.. Grimes was skillfully led into
On" or two admissions that tended 20
weaken the prosecutions case. but his
positive statements on otheOpoints As
wen as those OF Dr. Clark more than
evened up. The trend OF the cross
examination was plainly an attempt
to show that the conditions revealed by
the postmortem examination might
lave been produced by drugs. but ia
this the defense failed utterly.
DR.. Clark testified with great posi-
uveness that an operation had been
performed In this city. IL would have
beer impossible. he declared, for the
girl to have travelled from London
Ont. to Detroit after undergoing such
an operation as the autopsy revealed
Mrs. Mary Durance, mother OF the
victim. testified. Friday afternoon that
James Covers. young cigarmaker OF
London. was the man In the case"
He used To 40 up To their home and
whistle FOR Ettie, and she would go
out 10 meet him, the mother said
Il told him OF Elites condition and
he said he hadn't the money to get
married. she added.
Mrs. DURANGO admitted that Elite
had consulted a physician In London
before coming To Detroit and that she
lad taken some kind of patent medi-
cine.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
Thief is Shot Dead.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. 27.-Ro
sarioa Ferna. 20 years old, was in
stantly killed and Vincenzo Ferna. u
years old, was probably fatally wound
ed in a running fight between detec
tiyes and italian thieves here today
Detectives Brewer and Ford just be
fore daylight saw the Italians and
William Mitchell. a Negro. enter a
store on Dryades-st. The detectives
called to them TO halt but the bur
glars opened fire. The officers re
turned the fire and Ferna fell.
The Negro and another Italian were
captured
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
Rank CLEARINGs.

NEW YORK. Feb. e7.-The bank
statement: Clearing house members.
average condition The changes as
compared with last week are as fol-
lows: Surplus (OlSl. increased 1894.
900: surplus tnewD, Increased 1885. .
creased $S3.7O0. legal tenders. decreased
s77s coo. deposits. decreased sl.lSl, 200.
circulation. decreased slTS.90O; United
states deposits decreased s3l4.5OO
total loans. sl,3l6l9040O. total re-
serve fund. 1856 $500: surplus. sl3.-
s1s.975 surplus. not counting reserve
against United states deposits, sl4
52S $50
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
Markets au1 Finance

hu of corn. ioS.ss3 bu OF oats. aud si.-
oS6 bu OF rye
! Wheat receipts at Kansas city 81
cars. year ago. IS.
Receipts OF wheat at 81 Louis, So,-
700 bu. year ago, $4,000 bu.
Wheat on ocean passage is expected
To Increase again next weeS.
Estimated worlds wheat exports,
exclusive OF North America. s,NO0,Ooo
bu.
Northwestern wheat receipts Satur-
day. ga ears. year ago. 1874 cars.
wheat receipts at primary points
bu,
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Feb. 81 - Continued
strength In foreign mrakets. caused =
little aigher market here. but offerings
In July were liberal at the advance
May was rum up 10 $lis ON buying by
Bartlett. Patten and Hammill Liver
pool comes !, a ssc higher against our
upturn Of :. a a. yesterday Paris :.
higher To lie down
Opening prices: wheat-May. sl1Si.
is5s, corn-May. cess Gi667sc. Oats
May, 55isc. Pork-May. $780, u
lsle Iard-May. 1897. Ribs-May
There was considerable selling pres
sure noticeable in the wheat market
late when May touched sl.iI5., and
closed at Ills. a decline OF isc for the
session. July at si.057s TO sl.0+s. -
latter sc lower. and September was
tttrctsnrgec' oats were on Q
shade. but provisions were up frac'
tionally.
Closing prices: Wheat-May. Sis
asked. Corn-May. 66i1c. oats-May
So sc asked. Pork-May. sl7lo asked
ss.95 asked.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
John N. eastedo il Dead.

John Nellis Bastedo. district pas
senger agent of the Atchison. Topeka
& Santa Fe railway in Detroit. died
Friday evening, in his home. No. 762
Cass-ave.. after an illness of week
with intestinal trouble. Mr.. Bastedo
was born in Toronto so years ago and
has been connected with the Atchi-
son railway for % years. He was
Forester. a member OF Oriental lodge.
r. & A. NJ. the Transportation club
and the First Presbyterian church. Be
sides his wife. he is survived by a
young daughter. Melba.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
WHAT THE DETROIT PAPERS SAY OF
AUDITOR MILTON OAKMANS WORK
Detroit Journal Editorial.

"The time since County Auditor Milton Oakman
entered on his duties has been more fruitful OF re-
suits than the prior years in the history of this
important county office. Little abuses have been
Topped or rigid policy OF judicious economy In
sisted on In every branch of public expenditures con-
troled by the Office. the plan of soliciting bids In
stead of buying at exorbtant prices without compeu
ton and a busness-ke system substituted for the
old slipshod methods.
THAT Mr.. oakman is right admits OF no argu'
ment
Some may wonder how It is that man with
only vote in board OF three mas managed TO
prove successful In forcing his ideas.
The fact is that one man with public sentiment
behind him constitutes a sJorty Of the board"
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
$4,000 FIRE
IN STOCK YARDS

/ CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-The butterine
plant OF Swift a Co, Forty.first-st and
Ashland-ave.. In the stock yards. was
attacked by fire early today.
The butterine plant, fiye-story
structure of brick and steel, was bad
ly damaged. causing an estimated loss
o. more than $4,000.
The fire, which had it's origin In the
basement OF the structure, burned
fercely for several hours before II was
under control.
Immense watts filled with butterine.
some OF them containing two tons, ex-
ploded with muffled roars that endan-
gered the lives OF the firemen.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
GERMANY WINS
IN BALKAN CRISIS

BERLIN. Feb. 27.-Germany's diplo-
macy has triumphed In Balkan crisis.
Russia. France and Great Britain
have backed down and accepted on
behalf OF Servia the trade compensa'
tons offered by Austro Hungary for
the annexation by the latter or Bosnia
Herzegovina. The peace or Europe
has hung in the balance for several
days but the situation looks very
hopeful today.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Furnished by Hayden, stone 4 Co;
AZ Indicated in our dispatches yes
terday. evidence was not lacking that
liquidation has about run It's course in
the Boston copper share market our
market this morning lends encourage
ment TO this belief stocks having a
cigorous rally Calumet & Hecla Is up
20 points. Copper Range g. Arizona
Commercial n North Butte Ia, Os
ceola 3, Isle Royale Ia. Practically
all other issues show decided i'm
provement. The announcement that
Calumet & Hecla had taken over the
iBgelow properties VIII. IN the long
run. be most beneficial To the Boston
shares The metal situation shows
signs of clearing up and we believe II
Will he the part OF wisdom from now
on to carefully purchase the better
group OF copper stocks.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
Juror III In Court.

Peter Gillies. a circuit court juror
who is hearing the case of Emily
OConnor against the city of Detroit,
was overcome by heart trouble Satur-
day morning and for time was IN
critical condition. Attorneys Franz
Lodge who is also a physician, rend-
cred first aid, and soon Mr.. Gillies
was able to resume his duties.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
rhr.. elremen Overcome

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 27.-Fire
early today Quilted the six-story fac
tory building mainly occupied by the
Jackson & Cofferly Co, manufacturers
OF undertakers' supplies, at No. 524
Cherry-st. The loss is estimated al
5000 600 Three firemen were over
come and taken to the hospital
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
Steamers Collide.

LEGHORN. Feb. 27.-While feeling
their way into port under the cover
OF darkness last night the Belgian line
steamer kirkland collided with the
Osiris. OF an English line. The Osiris
was badly stove in and her hold began
to fill with water at once. The pas
sengers were saved. but all the bag
gage was lost.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

Copper shares sales OF Feb. 20. fur.
nlshed by Hayden. stone 4 Co, ll6-lls
Griswold- st. Adv. 100. A. G. T., IL
27O. All, gao. Anc., 5, Arc. 15s Ariz
n. & G.. I6s: Butte. $3.50. Bat. 100; g.
a A. 225: c. n H.. le0; Cent. l65; Con
Mer.. 200 &. Range. 2.l6A: II. W, 20
r b., 2.205. Elm r.. ZOE; FIR. 200: Or
iO5: Las. 5O3. Mass. so: Mia, 6I5;
Mich. ans Moh.. liS; New. lS4: y. B.,
1910. o. C.. so; o. u. .655, osc,, s6S;
Par. $50; out. 90; ;. Fc: 100; shan
40. Tam, 23s. T. c.. 50. Trim. 49, I
y r.. $50. do pfd SOL Apex, 1856 u
con. SIS: III cop. 375 Wet, 200, Win,
$50: WolN.. .. Wyan.. sc.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
Accused Postmaster ssiled.

Clau de Fields. former postmaster
of Hamtramck village. who was In
6icted on a charge of embezzling
postal funds, has been released on
81 900 bond
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
Fined for Naturalization Fraud.

Benianino Dairaghi pleaded guilty
TO making a false affidavit in applying
for naturalization and was fined 500
by Judge swan Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK Feb 27.--Posted rates;
Sterling exchange, S4s6q iSS.50, with
actual business In bankres bills Al
s4S7.45a $3.50 for demand. aud
S4s5.25 Tor 60-daX bills. Prime mef-
camille paper unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-Hogs-Receipt
2l 900. slow To steady: mixed and
butchers. s62Oa $50; good heavy, s6.40
a 6 co: rough hevay. $3.50 n S.S5; light,
s6lOa6.5O. pigs. s5.t0a6: bulk. $6.35 u
$50 Cattle-Receipts 400. steady;
beeves s450d1: cows and heifcrs,
s225G6: stockers and feeders. s3.404
5 40: Texans. s460n5 SIS: calves, $3.50 II
SOS Sheep-Receipts 1000. steady
she ep. s3..5m55O: lambs. s5.25 a 7.s5.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
Note These Facts,

SIS. "PRINCE GEORGE" Strictly first
lies no cattle or offensive freight. The
fsstcst. steadiest and most comfortable
.tenmer to Bermuda. Handsome pooKlet
aud fun particulars OF THE bEH"oDN-
Arr sZTJC ss CO., "a state ST.. New
YORK or e. LEIDICH. ia Griswoid 81
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
Detroit News Editorial
"AupiToR OAkMAN ON RIGHT TRACK"

ut is not human nature to cheerfully surrender
powers once exercised and II was hardly to be ex
pected that Auditor Oakman's suggestion for the i'm
provement OF the system under which the Wayne
county board operates would be accepted without OPP
position.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-OpeninG

BUFFALO. Feb. At Special Cat
tle-Receipts . cars steady Hogs
Receipts 20 cars. steady: heavy. $500,
workers.. s6.70d6.S6: pigs. $40. Sheep
and Lambs--Receipts 20 cars. steady;
best handy lambs, t7s0qs: culls. s. u
1875; handy lambs, sIqI.30; yearlings,
s67547: wethers. s5.1546, ewes. 50 %
M575 Galveston
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
REoucEp FAREs WEsT.

1Eoll postal card TO Robert c.
- az Majestic building. Detroit.
secure folders, land pamphlets and
pIets Information. free. by return
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27

The largest proportion OF Negro
POPULATION in the United States is In
Isaquena County. Miss. where 1t Is
81 per cent.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.

EAST BUFFALO. y. V. Feb. 2I.-
Cattle-Receipts 100 head: quiet. un-
changed Neals--Receipts 500 head:
active. 25c lower. Gull 10 choice. 50 30
all sheep and Lambs-Receipts 5000
active. steady: lambs s5.25Ms: year
lings. s6274s sheep. $250@6 Hogs
Receipts 900 head: fairly active.
steady. Workers. 80. 500 $50: pigs. $685.
m64O; mixed and heaVies. $3.50 nos5;
ronghs. s5T5n6: stays. s4d4.75.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27

The first alarm OF fire given by cleo
tric!ty was sounded at Boston on the
evening OF April 20. 1852.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
N. Y. COTTON.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2T-Predicttons
for rain In Texas more than offset the
higher cables this morning ana the
local cotton market had poor open
Ing particularly October, which re-
fiectad bear pressure. First prices
were four points higher TO one point
lower.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
u. S. GOV. BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den. stone 4 Co, HIGHS Griswold 81,
Bid. Asked.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27

nr1ness-Ifke Prinfins. No fuss end
nlhcfs. The plain, neat kind that
q ffknt T1mee PrfntinH Co., No.
+ I6>n ~ st Phone i4es.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27

I would have the expenses OF each department
itemized and the auditors held down to the appro
priations All the talk about that being impossible
is twadde. The city manages to do It and
can't see why Il is impossible for the county"
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
Detroit News Editorial.


Auditor Oakmans position on county expendi-
lures is probably too sound to much support
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
Quotations by Hayden. Stone & Co.:
Omen HIM. Low llOae
ta)Asked. (b) Bid X)Split
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO Feb 7.-wheat--Cash.
s124. May SLEEPY July sl.o7 = Sept.
sl0ll, Corn-Cash. SIC; May. 6STs 9.
July. 67%c, Sept, $3.50. oats-Cash.
soc: May. s6hc; July. 505sc asked;
Sept al NC
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27

Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden,
Stone n Co. HIGHS Griswold-st,:
tsnsfpV
The Detroit times., 1909-02-27
Detroit Journal Editorial.

Auditor Oakman makes this exceedingly good
DOnt:
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