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The Detroit times., 1909-05-31
|||EE PERSONS
ARE DROWNED
xIaIlanti Youth Takes Fatal Canoe
ln9 TIP saginaw Lad Meets Same
Eato<-Rainter Falls Of Dock. q

n YPGtf1ANTI, Mich. May 3l.-While
.cknoslug III thcr Huron river Sunday
ofternoon Lotus M Sleeper. Is years
MD, the son Of Mrs. Mary Sleeper, OF
+. {psilanti. was drowned and his com
Vo0ion. Alfred Augustus. 10 years old,
Md a narrow escopc from the same
{nte- The boys. started up the stream
and when near a bridge about three
niles from Ypsilanti their attention
VAS attracted TO horse which was
,(f1ehtened by the canoe. The cur
fout at this point Is rapid and the
mail boat was whirled about, struck
log capsizcd.
Only moment previously Sleeper
)ad remarked to his companion that
~ could not swim. Augustus could
. win and made efforts TO save Sleep
~ He showed the canoe TO the strug
rllpg boy, who in his excitement tried
r. climb into Il, with the result that
= ~ frahF eraft- again overturned
&yain Augustus tried to reach Sleep
~ but the latter sank. Augustus was
WoFly exhausted himself by this time
- Of his arms having recently been
MT, but he managed 10 cling TO the
Worturned canoe until rescued.
eeper's body was recovered short
ne later by Roy Haight and Walter
yySstfail
Gleeper's mother went into the
<Duntry to visit friends and gather
W11d flowers and ala not hear OF the
14os Ct her son until she returned
HpUe. The blow nearly Frustrated
ll44, Augustus Is member OF the To-
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Arc Won oolnu West2

I<op q rostal card to Robert Z.
o Michigan Passenger Agent,
no. Milwaukee n st. Paul Rail
1 f12 Majestic building, Detroit,
Tocoive by return mail folder de-
~ OF the Alaska. Yukon Pacific
~ e Seattle, June ] to octo-
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To prevent frauds in weighing the
government is having self registering
scales built for use in customs ware
houses
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Chtt0rep Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
G - 8 Q RIA
1000 FREE HoMEsTEADs
Along the Line Of the Grand Trunk
Pacific Railway, In the Fertile
Section OF Western Canada.

Booklet covering list OF vacant lands
map and homestead regulations will
be furnished free on application 10
G. w. WATSON. c. p. and T. A..
124 Woodward Ave.
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WIND PLAYS HUGE JOKE ON
SEVEN GEESE-STRIPS EN-

NATION, ILL.,. May ?, No cham
pion packing house picker could have
done A better Job on seven geese be
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ton of Abdul Hamid as for his more
complete seclusion The authorities
object to his having neighbors and
they can insure his isolation only by
buying the adjoining land and enclos'
Ing the entire hill with high wall.
rhc terrace panorama and sunset VIII
not be taken from him. but with these
new properties added to Allatini II
will be absolutely impossible for cur
ious outsiders ever To get peep at
him.
AllatIni is located south OF the city.
The villa was built In 1899 and covers
an era OF about 1.S00 square feet, say
so by 80 feet. II contains 81 rooms.
exclusive Of the ground floor, which Is
not divided. II cost $4,000 AID $751;
600 additional for decorations and fur
nishings. The grounds are laid out In
fine garden.
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seeretary's Office, so Broadway.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
FUEL

secretary's Office, so Broadway.
Detroit. Mich. May 25, 1899.
Sealed proposals will be received Al
this Office until II o'clock noon Tues
day, June Sth next, for furnishing al
fuel required by the Board OF Educa
tion for the fiscal year ending June "a
1910.
Proposals must be submitted &C.
cording 10 specifications on forms fur.
nished by the secretary. which may be
had upon application at this ONCE.
WILLIAM J. LEE,
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-31

Utilizing the principle NJ expansion
and contraction. New York artist
has patented a gas burner that re-
mains open when the gas is burning.
but automatically closes should the
fame De extinguished.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-31

NORRISTOwN. Pa. May 3i.-Here
is the first tight picture of the one
round pose pulled OF here between
"Shifty Joe" Cannon and "Philadel-
phia Jack" O'Brien, both wellknown
fighters.
The veteran speaker OF the house or
representatives and the husky young
pugilist who recently stopped Jack
johnson. the BLACK champion, for six
rounds. met here by accident. Some
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-, ~ sHtItIst 60 books. !.
~ - "a p&cecober tst,
n4>N - oupDl)0d at
f. o'l 4 ctey cireuia-
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GoPPENGlN. Germany. May 81
Count Zeppelin landed here. his
flight covering 40 hours and 10 min
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iinorlty Members Excluded.

See what Is happening In the sen
ate. The bill is brought in by Aid
rich. II is brought In from a com
mittee which has had no public hear
ings. II is brought In by a commit
- whose minority members were ex-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-09
BETTER
CLOSING DULL

Sow York Feb. p-Advanccs Of "a
pont in Consolidated Gas and OF 3 in
Denver a Rio Graudo were the only con-
anlCuous changes shown by tho opening
prices OF stocks today Otherwise TRIVIAL
fractional gains were shown on on IN
sirnihCent volume Of dealings
and there was active buying OF certain
groups. particularly the Hartman ana
Gould stocks. After prices had risen "a
substantial fraction the demand began
10 lessen until % had about died out
Denver q Rio Grande preferred adNanc-
cd 2h. the common l. Central .of NcW
Jersey and Tennessee Copper ~ aud
Texas a Pacific pittsburg. Cincinnati
Chicago a. ST. Louis and American To
mo eiectricai equipment stocks made
good advances. but the languid demand
in The general list allowed prices 20
Noon prices showed a number Of Dc
clinos from last night Westinghouse
Electric and gloss-shefneld Steel 2, and
the Rock Island stocks. Allis-Chalmefs
preferred ana National Biscuit l. feo-
peoples Gas les.
Bonds we're hrm
Electric reacted ia other stocks did
not sag much. although the general tone
sloss-ShcfnoId steel ran OF IL on
realizing sales after the announcement
OF the Increase I'M the dividend. rev
other obscure stocks were weak also,
but the general list was unchanged.
The market closed very heavy ana
duh a break OF ~ In Peoples Gas
gave an easy tone % the general list.
a Alton fell / and American Hide a.
Leather preferred and International
Harvester rose T. Chicago Great West
ern preferred "A sold at a decline OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-09
PORTER BILL IS
UP IN THE HOUSE
Three Reports Come From Judi
oiary Committee Affecting
Its Provisions.

Porters prohibition bin is booked for
the hcadnner at the house session this
afternoon. The Judiciary committee
having considered the bill In all It's
phases. will make three separate and
distinct reports i'm regard TO the meas
uro, and these win receive the consld-
GRAFTON Of the body of tho house IN
regular session.
The first report will be signed 10y
Archibald and Pope, who VIII recon-
mend such amendments TO the Porter
bill as will, In their opinion, make the
measure one which will absolutely pro-
hibit the manufacture and sale OF IN
toxicating liqour of any description in
the state OF Utah. With the enforce
ment OF the bill. as amended. these gem
tkmen claim that no liquor can be
made or sold within the state, wither
I'm drug stores. for medicinal or sacro-
mental or any other purpose, and that
Is what they claim Is wanted In this
state.
Chairman Clegg It is understood, will
submit minority report, dissenting
from the recommendation Of the major
~ OF the committee. which Will sign
- third report, recommending that
the bill be killed Mr. Clegg Is In favor
OF the passage OF the Porter bill with
some amendments which he claims viii
cover the subject OF prohibition accord
ing TO his idea OF the subject
II is probable that the bill will be at
least temporarily tabled, pending the
consideration OF the other prohibition
measures now before the committee
The judiciary committee Of the house
this morning decided TO report faN-
orably on IL 3. AZ, introduced into the
house by that committee, amending
a number Of sections of the compiled
laws of 1907, relating to the assessment
Of property. An amendment 10 the
Constitution was passed prior TO the
last legislature providing for the as
.srlNnent by the state board of equali-
zation of property and franchises or
railroads telephone and telegraph
companies and mining properties, ana
net proceeds of mines, and Fl. Il. a.
is calculated 10 place the law on the
subject In such shape that the statute
can Doe enforced.
IA. b. 12S. by Boxer, was introduced
this afternoon. Il Is a measure relat-
ing 20 valuation Of certain convey
auces heretofore improperly executed.
The committee on elections reported
favorably S b. p, by Badger. relating
20 nominations, also on S. b. %, by
Kuchler. relating to the duties or
judges of election.
u b. As, Popes irrigation Bill comes
up for third reading this afternoon be-
sides the good roads bills
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-09

our ore and am going 90 ship H. II
win keep things moving and not idle.
II anything prices this summer wa! pc
worse than at present. IL is the only
way ] can figure 10 out.
Take lead for Instance From inal-
cations 10 almost seems certain that the
tarif on this will be lowered. Ameri-
can Smelling and Refining company
settlements this week are Sil5. This
Is as good as Il win be for some time.
Il think that IL Is up TO the mining
companies 20 look out for themselves
and as near as i can read the times,
the best way out OF the situation Is TO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-09
TINTIC sToCks MOVING UP.
Heavy Sales Of Swansea Extension and
East Tfnuc Development.

Conditions at Tintic continue 20 move
the stocks OF properties IN that mining
district Up 90 higher levels and this
morning the exchange showed better
quotations for the majority Of such Sc
curities, and especially in the smaller
stocks. Bullock was slightly lower but
steady Swansea Extension was the
heavy seller on the regular board and
10000 shares OF stock changed banda
and 1000 shares more we're sold dur
Ing the open board session.
East Tintic development went up a
hll point during both sessions today.
The stock opened at Is cents and closed
al 10 cents.
In an a. stocks were traded IN on
the board. Iron Blossom continued 20
sag this morning and closed az S252la
after opening at S257l5.
Texan Mining company stock is The
latest addition 10 the board. In It's
application for listing Il is stated that
the company is incorporated for $1,000
600 with shares at 81 each. The presi-
dent OF the company is +. G.. Tying.
with Charles Tying secretary and treas
urer The treasury stock is 100000
shares OF which $4,000 have been sold.
At present there IS $3.50 i'm the treas
ury.
The property consists OF ~ claims.
six Of which are patented. Deve op-
ment includes 600 feet OF tunnel ana
so feot Of shaft. Buildings for an pur-
poses and fun equipment of tools ard
supplies are now on the property AT
present 1--WE men are at work. but a
large force viii be put to work as soon
as spring opens The property Is sItu-
ated IN American Fork canyon. It
was 90 Civ proper attention 90 this
property that Tying brothers gave up
their lease on the Miller mine.
on the curb market considerable 9c-
tivity was shown I'm Ohio-Kcutucky
and a number OF bids OF 65 cents for the
stock were made There was none OF
the stock IN the market. Uintah Treas
ure Hin received a bid of 30 cents and
was offered at q cents. For Utah Mine
a bid OF sl.47h was made
AFTERNOON QUOTATIONS..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-09
PRODUCE.

Chicago Feb. 9-Despite renewed prof
it-taking by the leading bulls, the
wheat market displayed moderate firm
ness today. owing 10 the continued eN-
cclleut demand for the cash grain AT
the start prices were a shade higher ro
Is lower May opening al llOA To l.l0hs.
AFTER touching l.l00 lO's, May again
settled back 20 l.l09s.
Larger receipts here than had been
estimated yesterday brought ont mod
crate sales Of corn. but prices held
steady early I'm the session. Wet wealth
CO. In the corn belt had o. tendency TO
steady the market. May opened "a shade
o. p higher az 635s 90 q n6i and sold
of To- GE.
oats were steady on buying by cash
interests. Trade, however. WAS dull.
May opened "a shade Co "a higher az o2is
Us2i4 % 52lt
Provisions were firm because OF fall
ing or Ono receipts Of 1.-Two hogs at west
ern packing Ceuters. total arrivals today
being about $4,000 less than FOR the COR
responding day a year ago. Prices 20
the opening were a Shade go sd Ha high
Tho wheat market aIumped of sharply
QuIiu- tle last half Of the session as
"a result OF the selling by Che leading
no.dec- May declining from 90 TO 10
shorts ana tho market closed steady
With h4N OH staGc tu l.lni4.
'ow-pe Ided strength developed later
Gable cram which claimed tlut tho Ar
Frntinr crop had been seriously injured
on the bulge May advanced To- elc. The
market closed troug ut tlc top with
MAY up iu5iia tsGit..
CIose-wdeat- liay Lioia: July oE ~
corg-Feb. 5l', May aspola July
oats-May 3. Ju.y. Ge Sept @is.
Pork May. 1876. July lI.Ol
iard-May s.Ga9.s1's. july a.0EG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-09
AFTERNOON SALES.

Beck Tunnel. 500 at &c.
Bullock. 200 at so, 1000 at Q. buyer
800; 1000 at So seller go; 1000 at o.
Carsa. 500 al o.
Colorado. 100 az 301ia $50 at 3.I0
East Grown Point 500 al Az. @ 900
at fie
East Tiutic Dcv- $50 at Jfa
Indian queen, LOCO al ga
Iron Blossom, 400 at $50; 900 at 25j.
buyer CO., 100 at $50. sclor 60
Mason valley 300 400 232la
Mountain Lake 1000 at 3sfa
Nevada HIS. l.10U at 1.55.
Ohio Copper goo at 600.
Seven Troughs, 1900 al H.. 200 az IS;
200 M 1fta.
Silver King 400 az 311is, 200 az s.Isls.
seller 80.
south Iron Blossom, 10000 at
swansea Extension 1000 at "a. 5000
al 49,
Tntic Central 1000 at llls. seller go.
5000 at lila.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-09
TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

NcN 1olN Feb Mooney GOA 1u
steady. -a2is per ocnu mIiuF Iat.. ai..
closing bId. pa. offered at al rIna
loans duu ana easy. Gl days. sa, rer
cont. (" d75s. .hn3. sA months an8t,
Primo mercantile paper 3isul rar
cent
SOL" Tins rNDuHIa. uUu. with H.tuaf
business .n bmkrn hu 40 Ihrnl i0
ior tN-day bi.'f. auu 600 t,rlo flr d.-
mHul.
Commercial b.la tsiAnfkfl
Har silver. l2t.
MeV.rau dollars. a.
Government bonds neHk. IHIr..I
bonds um.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-09
WOOL

ST. Louis. Feb. 9.-Wo0l unchanged.
Territory and western mediums. 1901;
fine mediums. 1J417; dne, 1edl4
BOSTON.
Boston, Feb. Q-LOcal wool dealers
are sim trading In the foreign product
in the absence Of the domestic stocks
Prices held very firm but attempts TO
obtain extreme figures are resisted The
market is still looking to the now clip
although contracts Ia anticipation Of the
shearing are falling on.
From 1915 10 q cents Tor choice 20 poor
clips De- being paid in Arizona, where
the shearing is progressing rapidly, the
estimated secured cost landed in Boston
being o. cents,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-09
INsPECTs PRINCE CONSOLIDATED

J. Frank Elan. who with NJ. l.. God
be has been inspecting the Prince Com
sOlidated properties at Phoebe, returned
last night highly pleased with condi-
tons at the Phoebe camp. He declares
that there are greater signs of activity
at the camp than ever before and there
Is a certainty that as soon as spring
opens up the camp will see q revival
such as II has never seen before.
THE Prince IS I'm better shape than
ever before" said Mr. Godbe this
morning. Work on the $50 foot level
has struck one of the right manganese
ore zones and with but SD feet more of
work the big vein for which we are
driving viii be encountered we cN-
DeCt"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-09
WILL BEGIN SHIPPING.
Many Operators Fear Metal Prices
VIII Not Change for the Better.

Fearing that summer win fail 10
show any material change iu the pres
emit price OF metals, and th1t II auy-
thing they win 60 lower. a. number
of mining concerns are placing them
selves in line for immediate shipping
They argue that II is better 10 De- pros
ducing than 10 have properties lay idle
and wait for n change INA prices.
% DO not expect any material change
n tho metal prices" said a prominent
mining man this morning There ar3
many of the mining men holding back
with The idea that some change Will
come about by which they can ship at
"a great profit ! want 90 see it just
as bad ne They do, but ] ann moi poIu.
to wait We can make f8ir profit on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-09
GOVERNMENT BoND Quotations

James a. Pollock q CO.. bark.rs and
oIokerh west Second South street.
furnish the following received Owed
ineF private wire tms Afternoon.
,. lek o H.ANl Mh ooup01t. l0Ia hld.
iei# shorl bonds ~ bid. ls reEd
lh nlM. coupons 1904 hid. pansnn
1., l9l 3 alW coupons l0 y aioe. psna.
ma, lahsl lmaui 01k Iirl tf HI
oid Philippine AZ. f0 bId
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-09
vELARDINA SHELTER CLOSED.

Torreon. Mexico. Feb 9-Thc big
smelter at Nelardina, owned by the
American Smelling q Refining CONF
pany has been closed on account of
strike. The plant employs about a
rhOusad men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-09

increased by the output from tho Bat
he Lake mining district
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Sioux Con. TO al 1856. 500 at i.32la.
Swansea Con. 222 at IS. 100 at 2lh.
Swansea Extension. 1900 at B, 1000
ot az, seller go. 5000 az "a, buyer %.
Tintic Central, LOO at tih.
Unite Combination. 1000 at "a.
Uncle Sam Con, 600 at g.
Utah Con. 1000 az y.
Victoria, 100 at 1S1a
Wabash. 1900 at %.
West Nevada. 1000 at lo
lerIngton COPS 1000 az -.
OPEN BOARD.
Eock Tunnel. 100 at SIS. 1o00 at ST.
Bonnie b.. 1000 az 1.
Bullock 1000 az j.
Carisa, 600 nt 81.
Crown Point. 300 at 90.
East Crown Point. 1000 az AZ
East Tintic Dew. 1900 at is.
Grand Central, 100 at 3o5.
Iron Blossom, 800 at 2.62M, buyer So
500 al 2.6O, buyer 30, 500 az 260, buyer
50. 800 at ASIA; HOO at 2.55, 200 at
2.52is.
Mason Valley 900 at 235.
Plutus, 1000 az 20h.
Sioux Con. 900 al 1871: 100 at 1876.
Swansea Ext. 1000 az ~. buyer 80
5000 at 8. 5000 at AZ
So. Iron Blossom. LOCO az 60, buyer
GO. 5000 at 8: 1900 al 3.
Tintic Cent. 5000 az 49,. 500 at 14ih
seller 90; 5000 az 10. buyer 60; 1000 at
I6if
Unite Comb, 600 al IA.
Uncle Sam Con. 200 at g., 200 OF IS,
buyer co.
Utah Con. 1000 az n; 1000 at 2lla,
buyer CO.
Victor Con, 1,J00 at H.
Western Nevada. 200 at so.
Yankee Con- 500 at o.
Terington Cop. 500 az *.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-09

Local Bank Cicaiing--Today Zoe
cal bank cloaIiugs amounted t1 $780,
UI2.91 ais against S9O6.-hn.lN FOR Cine
corresponding day of last Ncm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-09

Omaha, Feb. S-Cattle- Receipts A0pi
market strong Co Zoe. higher. Western
steers 5.5JG5.5., TeXas steers, 3.o0p0 IN;
cows and Refers 2.15144.7j; Gamers. 200
$500, stockers and feeders 2.tlH3--.t
calves, S.O00 6.16; bulls and stays. e.. %
"a. Is.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. market OF. high-
en- Heavy. 6l09B.40; mixed. 6.WW6 10;
lights $50 -. pigs, 4.JyQ5.i5; bulk OF
sales. 6.00G6.B.
Sheep-Recelpts 5000. market strong
Nearlings 6.uOlI6. 90; wethers, 4.15n6 % ,
ewes. A0OM4.B; lambs, 6. 5ya7.i0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-09

'DOIPH" WHITNEY. stool, Broker
Member s. l.. Stock and Mining EN.
1872 Atlar. BEN. itli.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-09

Foundry GA Machine company sto,t
at 20 cents on the dollar Inquire tOl
Scott building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-09

TIr readers uf ilIs uausr wH b..
pleased tl learn CHAT fhcr. lF at lortt
ono dreaded disease that science h.r
been able to euro boz a1 lts stages. anal
ihal is lataTh halls catarrh Curo
Ia fhc only positive cure now kn0v.4
no tHn medical fraternity Catarrh heur
contutuf disease. requires "a cons
sNiNtInlaI treatment Halls Cafarrh
N upon tne blood ana mucous .Ur.
faces of Che system. thereby DESTROYING
ihe foundation of th0 disease and Fir-
lng f1e patient strength hv building I'M
doing its work The pronrIet0rs bera
~ much fsith in its curative noWrrs
.nal tneN offer one Hundred DoUarr
i9I anl case thot n fails m cure SEND
iog li8t of tesfImoni1ls
address 2. y. CHENEY a Co Toledo.
% 500 ny an nuRFiHtn. l6o
lh@o heN'f Family pile for constips.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-09
John iobinson in Bu-inc.--Johl

John liobinnn in Businc---Johu
Robinson. the won known shoe man.
formerly of Robinson Bros. has enter.
ed business uu his own account and
has opened "a shoe store at 500 south
State street tie intends 40 branch Qua
more largely later, and is ON the look-
out for location nearer the business
center. n tho meantime. his friends
VIII find him at the new address.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-09
LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. Feb e.--Catte-Recoipts es-
timated 5000, market strong. Beeves, 4. %
aTO0; Texas steers. 4.5457O, western
steers. 0oT g 90. stockers and feeders
2.90d5.JO cows and heifers, l.&9j.toi
calves 6.5OI7.15.
IIogs-Receipts, estimated az 1000;
market steady Lights, $50 U6.3); mixed,
b.9j06.45; heavy, 60oG6 As; rough, 5000
CTS; good TO choice heavy, 6l5n6 l9;
pigs f.76d5.75; bulk of sales, 6.l50 81.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 1900;
market weak Native, 9. 25a5. 60; western,
&2505.G0, vearlings, 5000 %; lambs. ma
tive. 5.5J07 55, western, 0.60q 100
KANSAS CITY
Kansas city Feb. -Cattle-Reccipts,
II %; market strong 10 Zoe higher Ma
tive steers, 1906 native COWS apL
heifers 2.oou5.l5 stockers and feeders
g. 500 -; bulls. 3.Dn4.1b, calves. 5000
$50, western steers, 4.25d6.25i western
cows. 2.15M4.16
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; market strong
Bulk Of sales. 5.s0a6.35, heavy, 6.25n
go. packers and butchers 6.Wu6aoi
lights 5.t0u6.10; pigs 4.50W 5.3j.
Sheep-Rcceipts, 700, market steady
Muttons, 42505. 90, lambs 6.2H 1888
range wethers, 4.o0a6. 40. fed ewes. a.0On
SEQ.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21
Nun Marries Barber;
Archbishop Allows
Wedding in Church

CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 20,-Arch-
bishop Moeller has agreed To allow a
church wedding TO follow the civil
ceremony which united in marriage
Sister Adela, a nun from St Francis
hospital here, and Jacob Waller, a
barber. The civil ceremony was per
formed at the Duckworth club. one OF
Cincinnati's leading Democratic or
CARNATIONS. last summer. The ro-
nance began when Waller became a
patient at St Francis hospital, and
Sister Adelia was his nurse. She re-
nounced her VOWS taken when she be-
came member of the Little Sisters
of st. Francis
The Detroit times., 1909-01-21
ST|LLWELL UP
AGAINST It HARD
ROBBED, INJURED AND ARRESTED
IN TWO MONTHS STAY
IN DETROIT.

William Stillwell. aged 40, marine
fireman. has made up his mind that
life is not worth living in Detroit.
Stillwell struck the city about two
months ago, and had not learned his
bearing Yet when Il woman robbed
him of all his cash. \ few hours later
he was struck by a street car. and in
jured SO badly that he had to go 20
a hospital for repairs. The climax
was reached Tuesday afternoon when
he was arrested for stealing a fur coat
from William Carson. a restaurateur,
at No. l5S Randolph-st. The coat was
recovered by Detectives Palmer and
Bodenus. and they say Stllwell ad-
mitted the theft, claiming that he stole
the coat while drunk
II is said that Stillwell has wealthy
parents in Cgdensburg, who send him
remittarces regularly.