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The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
PROBE LATEST
BOMB OUTRAGE
Detectives Are Assigned on Case
Central Telephone Exchange Is
Wrecked-0ther Places Damaged.

CHICAGO, June 2S.-Ten special de
tectives were detailed today 10 IN
Yestigate the bomb explosion just be
fore midnight which wrecked the cen
trail exchange OF the Chicago Tele-
phone Co. and did damage 10 other
buildings totaling $4,000. This Is
the thirty-first outrage OF the kind
within the last two years In the loop
district Besides wrecking the tele-
phone exchange, plate glass windows
in 20 buildings were blown out by the
explosion and fve-cent theater was
wrecked and 81 persons were injured.
One of these, John Laduc, dish wash
Ier, may die.
AS yet the police are not sure
whether the bomb was placed by the
"gambling gang" or by striking cleo
trieians OF the telephone company.
The bombs in the past have been
placed in saloons or near rooms sup
posed TO be gambling places. II is
not known that there was any gamb-
! ling room near the telephone ex-
change.
The dynamiter placed the bono
which the police believe contained at
least IS pounds OF dynamite. at the
bottom of a manhole in the rear OF
the four-story annex building OF the
Chicago Title & Trust Co. The ex-
plosion practically ruined several big
cables running from the exchange with
which there were about 5000 phones
attached. That there were not many
killed was due TO the lateness OF the
hour he nickelodeoa near the scene
Of the explosion had just been emptieG
Of its last crowd OF the night. The
performers were on the stage prepar-
! ing TO leave, and sll we're buried I'M
der the scenery, which was demolish-
ed by the force OF the bomb. Prac'
tically every operator in the telephone
exchange was cut by flying glass or
otherwise injured. The damage was
practically confined within the radius
Of the block bounded ~ Washington,
Clark. Madison and DearbOrn-sts IL
was necessary TO call upon all re
serve Pinkertons. as we'll as the regu-
lar police force, 10 protect this dis.
trict after the explosion.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
ELSIE SIGEL'S SLAYER
AIDED BY FOUR MEN
Body Of Victim Was Taken to New
ark, NJ. j.. and Then Bought Back
10 New York

NEW YORK, June 2S.-With the
discovery that the clothing OF Elsie
Sigel. stranged 10 death in the room
Of Leon Ling above a chop suey res
taurant In Eighth-ave-, was packed IN
three suitcases and left in a Chinese
restaurant in 110th-st., and that the
girls body was taken to Newark y.
j.. where Leon made an Intellectual a.
tempt 10 get rid Of the trunk. and
then returned 10 the Eighth-ave room.
the police today are rapidly clearing
their way into the complicated mess
of circumstantial evidence surround
ing the murder OF the 20-year-old mis-
sionary girl. Capt. Carey, OF the hom-
icide bureau, has also discovered that
Leon was aided in his efforts 70 dts
pose OF the body by four men.
The trunk containing the body the
police have ascertained was carried,
with the suitcases containing the girls
clothing, 10 the restaurant where the
suitcases were left. The Cinnamon
who keeps the restaurant there, re-
fused TO keep the trunk. but consent
ed 10 take care" Of the sutcases.
Then, the police believe, Leon wrote
the telegram which was sent 10 the
Sigel family from Washington. ard
giving il 10 one OF the confederates.
put him on a train for Washington TO
send the message. This explains the
stories the police have endeavOred IN
vain 10 reconcile, that Leon was in
Washington the night of June Q. while
at 1870 o'clock on the morning Of
June 10, he was in Newark, n. j., try
ing 10 dispose OF the trunk containing
the girls body. The police. 1t is uA-
derstood, have learned from Chung
Sin, who Is again undergoing a Cruel
ling third degree. that before Leon
began To pack the body OF the dead
girl into the trunk. he had a red taxi
cab called. He did not send Chung
Sin for the automobile, but one Of his
other confederates.
The police are now convinced that
one OF these confederates met Elsie
Sigel as she started from her home
to visit her grandmother. and by some
means prevailed upon her to go TO tie
Eighth-ave. house.
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STABBING VICTIM DEAD.
Michael Jsksich Passes Away In Hos
pitaI; Police Seek Assailant.

Michael Jaksich Passes Away In Hos.
pitaI; Police Seek Assailant.
Michael Jaksich, who was stabbed
.through the left breast by Sam Pen
ovic In a fight over the star board
. err question In a Slavish boarding
house at No. 1857 Riopelle-st., three
weeks ago. died, Sunday afternoon. in
st. Mary's hospital. Blood poisoning
developed in the wound. Penovic.
who escaped Immediately after the
'etabbing, Is still at large, and the po-
lice have been unable to obtain any
clue to his whereabouts. Penovic
was made the butt OF many sarcastic
remarks because he received tea, with
milk In 1t. while the other boarders
had TO worry along on black coffee.
He left the house in a rage. and re-
burned later, to pick a fight The
boarders took sides, and a general
rot resulted. George Kotoran was
otabbed in the right side, but recov.
cred, and, Nick Jakslch. a cousin OF
Michael. was also slightly wounded
He was arrested, and was held for a
While In the county jail, but was later
ro1aa sod
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cs,ro.s Are up 10 Naael.

Until Assessor Nagel decides as TO
what action he will take when the
l,oard OF assessors meets July ] to
make the appointments for the com
ing year. the employees OF the beard
will be in suspense as to their future.
Nagers vote will decide whether John
Kohler will succeed A. Burdette Ev-
ans as assistant assessor. II will also
decide whether Assessor Plass may or
NAV not make certain changes in ne
Rnpubllcan section Of the force. Cos
sin about the office has II that William
woods and Frank T.. Wilkinson are 20
he appointed as clerks. and that Al.
bert smith and one or two other
clerks are to go. Assessor Doran tas
taken a position In favor of making
no changes except for cause.
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ToLERATES HIM FOR HIS CASH.
Wife's Statement TO Hubby. Latter
ALLEGES In Divorce Bill.

THAI his wife told him AFTER sew.
eral wears of welded life that she had
no love for him, and tolerated him
only because OF the money he brought
home and then drove him out OF the
house was the allegation made by
George T.. Lysinger. Monday, IN ms
bill FOR divorce flied agatnst hts -"iie,
Mary Nj. The Lysingers were married
in 1885. and have three children. the
Youngest five years ana the eldest Il.
A suppressed suit was filed Monday
nv Erederick vs.. Augnste Dudansky.
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0RANGEMEN RIOT WITH
CATHOLICS; SEVERAL HURT
Mysterious Rumor Starts Trouble ir
Liverpool AgaIn-clanging of
Bell Indirect Cause

LIVERPOOL. June 2S.-A mysterious
<nmor, circulated early today. result
ed in wild riot between Orangemen
and Catholics here In which several
were seriously injured. For a time a
howling. battling mob passed the
Dtreets, and the police were forced 70
violent measures to dispense the riot
ters. Houses were rified, and a large
amount of property destroyed by the
<1awless element which joined in the
hight.
s A changing Protestant church bell
was the indirect cause OF the out
break.
= AS the bell rang It was whispered
that the tolling was a signal for an
attack upon Catholics by Orangemen.
The rumor brought adherents OF both
hides from their homes and In a few
4moments the streets were filed.
Scores were arrested.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
BIG SHIPS IN RACE.
For Seven Days Monsters Piow SIDE
by Side Across Ocean.

LONDON, June 2s.-Few ocean pas
sengers have witnessed an ocean race
from Fire Island To the English chan
mel. Hut such was the luck OF the
on the Hamburg. American
Amerika and the Red Star liner Lap
land. The Amerika left New York ono
hour ahead OF the Lapland. but the
Red Star liner by an extra purst OF
speed, soon came abreast OF her big
rival. For seven days and nights tho
two monsters plowed along side by
side. the passengers keeping the
wireless operators busy recording bets
AS 10 the victor. They maintained an
equal position until the America was
eamnelled 10 bear north 10 make Ply
mouth while the Lapland continued on
her course To Dover. Neither ship had
beer able TO gain on the other The
race is said 10 have been the closest
ever run on the Atlantic ocean.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29

Apufes-N eStefn bOX apples. 81 % ~
per box New apples. s. Is per box.
Black awton 81 per bu.
bu
, Cnuiiaower--sl.7 az per doz
Ceiery-Fiome-g grown, S5a75c don
Chee~e-Michisan hats new: lsc:
York state ltal43c Lmourser.
i5c: Schweitzer fancy old 20a2lc ID.
Cherries--s2a so per 2i-qt case.
sl25 per l6-qt case.
California Fruits-Plums, s1.75: cher.
ries. sl.75 2 225. apricots. s225; peaches
Dressed Cnive--Fancy. sGsc: com
mon Ease per ID.
Flour--Michigan patents. In wood.
$40. second patents 1895; straight,
Fecd-Jobbing lots. bran. t29; coarse.
corn meal. ssI. corn and oat chop. $50:
coarse middlings $50, fine middiinss.
Fresh vesctabies-cucumbers. s5e
soc doz. lettuce. home grown. soc bu;
parsnips. SOC per pushel; tomatoes.
beans. sli5a2.0o per box; new tur-
nips. l5c per doz. green peas, $3.50;
asparagus. 81 = LIS per box, beets. 5se
doz; spinach, SOC bu
Gooseberries-s5.5 0ui.
Grape Frui;-s5 q $50 per box.
Honey-Fancy white, iS u1sc ID: am
Der. iogl lie; extracted. sq6hc per ID.
following prices for baled hay In car
lots. Z. o. b. Detroit. No. / Timothy
ntgl459;, No, ko z. .isgia5o: clover
ia "a rrAeat-and- Siraw-sa- tom
Hides--No. cured. lsc. No. ;
cured. l2c., No. green. llc: 10. 2
II &c; kip. green No. |. l2c: No. ..
t01ac, caf green. No. /. Ice; No. 2.
I4i2c calf cured, No. l, lie; No. 2.
.I5lsc, lamb skins. asa 60c: shearlings.
hnrCa htApg No r. M
HuckIeberries-sS5 so per 24.qt case
LiEes-Sl DER 100
Lemons-California, s4g45O per
Maple susar-New. IoQ12c per ID.
MeIons-W atermelons. 40QSo each;
catalogues, 50 500 400 per box.
Mushroonis-5Oc per box.
Onions-rexas Bermudas. s4.25 per
oranuc.--California navels. S3.75 per
On--Raw linseed. Gle; boiled lin
seed. &C gal less i per cent Tor cash
ia 10 days. diamond headlig kero-
sene. 9hc; turpentlne. In barrel lots.
Peache.-s225Q25O per s-basket
crate.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s2G3 pc. crate.
Pop Corn-Ears. n 02c per ID.
Potutoes-SOuthern. si.1O per bu.
Detroit. 50Q60c per bu. southern. f.lO
Pouitry-Hens, 1879 gi3c 10. stag
ROSTERS. DC. Droilers. 22c; geese. ga DC,
ducks. l4gi5c. turkeys. young. lSg
Ice per 10,
Provi-ions--Mess pork, $40: family
pork s2l so u 80; Hight clear, $50,
heavy. s22 so. smoked hams. l3hc, dry
salte6 briskets, l2jzc. shoulders. LONG.
picnic hams. Ice; bacon. loo. lard. in
tierces. l2Ac; kettle rendered. i3hc
per 10
case. black. $3.50 per bu.
strawberrit---Mic higan. l6-qt cases.
50cEgtl. home grown, S.75W2.25 per
bu.
sugar-Crystal dominoes. 81 SIS: eagle
tablets, $3.50; cut loaf. 1880. cubes
lated extra coarse, $40; granulated.
fine. I'm bulk. $500 graduated in 25-
10 cotton bags s535. Michigan granu-
lated. $500. diamond A. $40. confec-
toners y. s525; No. 1. $500; No.
IS go. No 3, g. 25, No. I. $50: No S.
s5I5: No s. $40. No. 4. s5.o5; No. ..
81. No .. s4.es No, 10. 1870; No. IL.
tls5 No. ~. t4.s0; No. IL. s4,ls: No
il. s475. No 10, 1915 per loo lbs.
TniIow-No. /, sac. No. 2. 40 per
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wsrts s1o. 1000 for Injuries.

Tor Injuries sustained when he fell
10 feet into the hold of the steel
Eoighter Pressure Isle. James Crib
Nd suit for $4,000 against the Great
|nken Engineering works. In the cir
I'D court. Monday. Crib alleges
&nt shortly after his employment at
- plant of the defendant he was
- 20 work with other men removing
hatch covers from the hatchways.
onys he was ignorant of the dan
and was not cautioned or told
"a 30 avoid injury. One of the COW
eflted when being lifted. he al.
~ Throwing him 20 the bottom OF
boat His leg collarbone and skull
~ fractured.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
Peanut vendino s,irs COMMITTEES.

A matter IF privilege In peanut
vending stirred tie council committee
on streets. .innday morning. S)ale
time ago Aid. Shapland secured tor A
constituent. one James McConyille, the
privilege Of selling the roasted guch
ers on The 5clle Isle bridge dock. bat
the testimony adduced showed thai
James had neglected his opportunity.
Aid Freiwald. who also has consti'u-
ents and remembers their ambitions.
was ready al this meeting with :. re-
quest that a Fourteenth ward man be
given the privilege The committee
will report Tuesday night In fayor or
resembling the PERMIT 10 McConvillc
and granting one TO Freiwalds adher-
emit
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
lust a Case OF D. It's.

When John Weidach. OF Wyandotte,
fau IN an interurban car In Crosse
pointe. sunday night and was picked
mn in an unconscious condition. IL was
feared that he had u fracture OF the
skull and he was placed On board the
car and rushed downtown. At st. An.
toine street. the East End ambulance
me, the car and transferred the pa
tient 10 ST Marys hospital Monday
morning the hospital attaches reported
that he had a bad case OF delirium
tremens. but was in no great danger.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
Markets and Finance

Q525 Hogs-Receipts $3.50: active;
Workers. si7SGs. pigs. t.4ogso0.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June 2S.-Cattie-Receipt
is 600, steady, beeves SIS 20Xl Z. 40 .
Texas, si.i5Qe.20: western. stsb96.35
stockers and feeders, $3.50 so; cows
o $50. Hogs--Receipts ~. 900; steady;
llght. sI30@7.90. mixed. si.+59si0:
heavy. 1855 OSLO. roushs. sI.5SQ 7.75;
Workers. s5S5GTs5: pigs. s6.25@T.lo.
Sheep-Receipts 10000. native, s3.a0y
SIS. western. IS $50 u 5.eS, lambs. $50
100. western. s5.25Is.9o.
GLEN El.lAND.
CLEVELAND. o. June 2S-Hogs-
Receipts $500; i0Ut5c- higher mrtii-
ums and heavles. ss.l5; Workers. $3.50
5. lights. s5.40Q715. pigs. s1.25. Cat
tie-Receipts Is cars, l0Qi5c lower.
Calves-Receipts 1880, s. top. Lambs
-Receipts 8 cars. lower. sS.25 top.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
BOSTON COPPER
BOsTON Copper LETTER

Furnished for The Times by Hayden.
stone & Co: The Boston copper shares
nave entered the week In very dull
ana uninteresttng manner. But very
few issues have been traded In so far.
There Is no news At hand 10 aneci
prices one way or the other and they
VIII doubtless move purely on technical
conditions. North Butte this morning
Is half point lower and 80 is Utah
Cons. Greene and the L. =. Il issues
are showing a little firmness. The gem
cral market Ia featureiess but a better
investment demand is noted for some
OF the leading dividend payers, like Am
Tel. Wooden preferred. and Shoe Ma
Chinery. common.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29

full cream specials, i3a ttlsc, skins
specials. lie. full skins, gaac.
Coffee options opened Irregular
points advance TO 10 points decline
Rutter-Receipt 7.Sse. nrm; creamery.
extra, 25c; state dairy. tubs. zoo zoe,
Imitation creamery frsts. ssc. Egrs-
Receipts s.729, ftrm; nearby white
fancy sT92Sc. DO mixed "a 25c: fresh
nrsts 81 ep92i,c
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TOLEDO. Ohio. June Wheat
Cash si.3T; July. 81 16a. september
SIPS. December. SI12A Nay. 81 i5Ai
Corn-Cash. 15c; July. ~ - Septem-
Oats-Cash. 55tkc. July. 51Lc. Septcm-
hey. 44I.c. December i5Tsc May. 4G7.
Ryo-NO ]. Sgi4c. No . soc; No 2, Ssc
Clovcrsecd -Cash. S. so. October and
siEp $50 Prime timothy 80 OH
unchanged Butter Creamery 26c
dairy. 22c Eggs, gle IIay--No l
timothy. SIS: No. ?. S14; mixed. So
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
NEW YORK COTTON.
PRODUCE.

There was good trade in berries
this morning. the heavy rains appar-
entity not interfering IN the least with
picking The market was pretty well
supplied with biackherries. raspberr,es
huckleberries and cherries. and tho
Monday demand was A little light. Re-
ceipts OF poultry We're light. the mar
ket being called nOmlnally steady but
slow The weather Is very much against
the shipping Of dressed calves and stock
coming In from outside is closely in
spected Old potatoes are now prac-
ticallv done and the same can be said
% old apples but "a the new crop In
both cases s coming along freely the
market is welt supplied.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
xr,y xoutS pRoDUCF.

mess seiNsi 30. Lard dull. middle
west spot. si1 s0Mi2 Sugar--Raw
steady. refined frmA Corfee-Itio No. !
spot tf.77.c Tdffow dull city 3 = e.
rDuntry So. f5T.c Dressed poultry
atsadv. turkeys IL n 2Oc, chickens. I 20
e8c. fowls. f2di5iac; ducks. fSm &C.
Live poultry dull, geese &c; ducks
fac. fowls 1btsc: turkeys &c; ROSTERS
9hc; chickens. 21Q22c. Cheese quiet
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
CuICACO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. June ss.--cheese-Twin
isn gls.c. Young Americas, lag lasc
Live poultry Turkeys. l4Gl+rc,
fowls i5c; ducks liqiiac geese. SO
&c Butter-Creamery extras, 2oc'
frsts. 23c: seconds. age: dairy extras
23hc, Eggs-Firsts. lshc; seconus
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Buttcr-Board prices: Creamery eN-
tras 25c hrsts 24c; dairy. i9hc.
packing stock, fsc per ID.
Eggs-Current receipts. case count
cases Included 2OLc per doz. Receipts
Monday n5I cases.
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r,sr pI.rF.IO-CIo.e

EAST BUFFALO. y y. June Is
Cattlc-Reccipts 1000 prime sG.5oW
7.25. shipping steers. SOS 70 so, butch
ers f5.50IG 20. hclferg, ffu6; cows s.
as. bulls g. ESQ = 20. milk cows and
springers s200 so. Veal Receipts
/ 500 steady common 90 choice, $50
Srecp and iambs-Rpccints g. 200. lambs
So q $50. yearlings. sac $50; sheep. 81
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LIVE STOCK.
EAST EMBELLISHMENTS.
DunutnE a stevens Iivestock UepOr

BUFFALO. juno 2S.-tS Special Cat
tle-Rpccipts 40 cars: good grades
steady. others slow. export steers, g. -
heifers. s450M 515. COWS. s. SOFAS Hogs
Receipts 60 cars. strong. heavy. s. 40
n 90. Workers t7SOGS 20. pigs. $3.50
n 30. sheep eiptS20 cars. active.
best lambs sSM so. yearlings, SO n6.50.
wcthers. s. a. SIS. ewes, t4li f.25. Calves
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sAIrrT erE MARIE Mich, Ju

sAJI.T STE. MARIE Mich, June IS
Up: Northern King, Laughlin, An
daste. Mary Eiphieke. y m saturaay
3:30, Eilwood. 5. Woodruff, $50; WI.
pen. $50. Rochester. :, Saxona. .; Sal
Lake CITY. $50. OIL. 3; Angellne. s.aV
Andrews 1870. Mcintosh: midnight
Arthur HAYWOOD. Coraiia, a m sun
Eriicssnn. Thomas. $40 Moss, 7;s0;
Corrigan. 9; stanton. 10 40: Assiniboia'
Baker, IL Durston. IL 80; Collingw9od.
Resm P poGn Hu FarSa GGre' carrnston
stewart. 2. Howard Hanna. Kennedy
John Mitchell. 8. Townsend. Duluth,
$3.50. Samuel Mather uarge). orn.il'
4; Ishpemlng. Riddle. Sanuel morse
North Sea. s Kenora, Seguin. ..
Sbaughnessy. S 80 last night; Prince
ton. Manda. 330 a. m. Socapa '. bope
$50: Mckee. Dinkey, 8: Bunsen' :
Japan. 730; Caldera $50 nhdreW ~
son $50: Nettleton. 1880; Calumet
Dnwn. Snyder, p. m. SATURDAY;
Reed $40: Geo stephenson. MARSHA ).
f,ebeile. Casey tsteeD, Bradley. 3:6o
i.ycoming. Sweetheart. !: Henry Rog-
c. Midnight: woodward, a m. sun =
dayts Linn. Martha. ?; Lynch. 3. Brad
isy Wooison. Jenness. Brighue, tole'
s, Wahcondah. Mariska. Vail. GayIey'
Noble. 8 Fitzgerald tsteeD; ?; % a.. r.:
tionqh,on, smeaton. German. 1880;
Rail brothers. Blxby. Mahoning, ] p
M Penay, 2: New York =. PerkIns'
gao: William II. Mack; England; Md
Pesvey' 100: Amasa stone. 40
ANA Minch. Barth, Helyetia. Kali
lorka Fryer 10 last night: Gary sack
Ii. Russel Ionic. W,d ,l,,g, Pens Narth
fake. diichrist. :. Murphy l1'So' Den
~
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LOCAL STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by Lewis @.
Gorton. No. iAis Majestic building
June 20. 1909:
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Job Printing cone rIgat. TImr. Print.
fng Co.. is John R.-st Phone 1895.
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UNION TRUST COMPANY.


STOCKS, BONDS AND GRAIN.
Railroad. Copper, Industrial. Nevada.
Utnh md Cobalt stocks.
Private wires TO all principal cities.
Stock certificates delivered promptly
Branch once, 2Os-200 Hammond Bldg
JAMES III. DONOVAN. Manager.
A.-Shorthand taught IN 30 days Rapid
Shorthand schools. % Broadway
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M A z l N E
VESSEL PASSAGES.



p DETROIT; June :s.ECp; samuel. +.
Hogs. 40 y. IA, Duluth, Alex w &.
Thompson. 1875, Alpena. ) 20; ". }.
Carter. 6.SV, Socapa. william Al!l .
l.05; CaIderia, Impress OF Midland
40, SHENANDOAH. Chieftasn. Paisley.
40 Dlnksy. !-i5.- -. Il. PARKS, . Ad-
vance, $50 Georse King GAVIN leu
tonic, l0.l5. Paine. Chas Men. hou-
mania and barge. Crete. midnight An
drew Epson. ElDa. ~ 50 sunday morn .
ing, Boland. K. l. Wallace. ! 50, Good =
year. 20. Grove, J. A. Donaldson. 40 F.,
Sachem. 3 80. Calumet i:lo. foIy mes a
80, Nettleton. Peter White. 80 J.
-. Morse. . 20. Northern Wave, NC
Kinney, $50. Tampa, Az. Marlposa'
Bell. ". IL. sawyer, Redfern. Tuxoury
). Mount Eagle. $40, Richardson, ~,
Norton. $40. Gil 10, Toltec, II 10,
Canesteo, 1870, Fitch. Maitland. p.
m. Mclean. 20, Wells. IL, LONDON.
Home Rule. 40. Pressure Isle, Name
Boyce. Iron Gin. 800; PhlppsE ! .3O'
Waldo. 1856, Beatty. 80 Chas- III He
bard. 5: Susquehanna. 6l5-
Badger State. 10 last night; Rensse-
laer. Holly II. Van Hise. Corllss. Lin,
den. ST Paul. a m; Panther. Luty. oil
barge. $50: Minneapolis, $50.
Down: Lake Michigan. 1889 a IN.
saturday: sehgck: l:s5 2 No. IA Sy Z M.
100. Omaha. 220. Mary. $40; Plum
mer. i25; Kopp, SIS; shrigley,, . ! as
fI.2o: Edmonton. 1890 sunday morn
ing, Normania, Runneis. NJ T Green,
2:45 Hopkins shawnee, $50; Nero ma
5:45 Meacham $40. Ramapo. $40, w.
3. Kerr. $50. Wissahickon. 3: Sinaloa
$50; Mataafa Bryn Mawr. HI, Ma
smyth. 10; Nevada, II. Robert Fulton.
Magma. IL 40: Maunaloa. 80 p, m Ari-
zona, Scotia, 220, Starke. $50: hea
ford 2:35. steamer Troy. 3 ColoueI,
4: mariana, 40. Northern Light. 20 .
Langdon $40; Chemung. 500 stack
house. Phoenix $50, Frontenac. 80
Gratwick new. 9lo last night
SNYDER TAYLOR. 10: Alaska (steeD. IL;
T;o1ettr,-4a- ae a-4F4--Mt--Step hen.-ii
Joliet, 8. Hemlock. llAo
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
Reported FOR The Times by Hayden.
Stnnn 4. i1e-IfS Grl sxUnl Ia
Z. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS.

dividend. soc
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

CHICAGO June 2s.--Wheat opened
&c lower; trading limited Corn and
oats We're steady, opening close up 10
Saturdays close.
NOOn-Wheat eased IF fractlOually
during the forenoon with little sup
port Corn remained about the same
oats advanced lightly
Ciose-W heat closed lower ali around
The corn list weakened al the close.
oats of In sympathy
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29

simon ,. Murphy Co.. Penobssos Blas-
Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29

Appie--Western box apples So IS p
per box. New apples. 81 IS per box
BIackberries-I.a wton. 81 per bu
The Detroit times., 1909-06-29
Think of the Chances
You Are Taking

BY Keeping your STOCKS, BONDS.
MORTGAGES, DEEDS and OTHER
VALUABLE PAPERS about the house.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-16

In sacred writ II was dccmed worthy
Of record that Solomon imported horses
from Egypt. while the description Of
the war stecd In Job IL accounted one
Of the finest parts Of that piece Of 1T
erature. In Greek myth and English
satire the qualities ascribed to Centaur
and the Houy hnhnms testify sufficient.
ly 10 the high regard In which tho
horse has ever been held. The name
Of Buccphalus In inseparably coupled
with that OF Alexander. A. least one
Roman emperor had divine honors paid
to his charger. Who can picture Don
Quix0te sleeping on his armor with.
out seeing the prlncely itosinante tcth.
cred under the dewy DIghty And the
stirring incidents Of John GIIpIn's ride
conclusIseIy proved that the racing
blood Of far removed equine ancestors
was not entirely wanting In the de-
generate descendant.