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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
Representative of Sultan.

Not since the days OF Mustapha Bey
has Turk had such popularity socially
In the capital as the present charge
d'arraires OF the legation is receiving,
Diplomatic protests and yelled insinua, ,
tions have not prevented the suaye and
courtly representative of the sultan OF
competitors. When the handsome and
Inclined to- be exclusive Mrs. Frederick
Mcclure declined the offers OF orthodox
gallants when the charity ball was at Its
height. and leaned on the arm or the
dashing Rustem Bey, she took stock OF
the success OF her enterprise. ana ms
spurs were won. No foreigner has hith-
erto had the temerty TO attempt intru-
slons, and he is giving splendid exam :
pie to certain OF the bachelor diplomat
lists and deserves instant promoton' re
has cards out for dance In honor OF
all the buds all. mind YOU which means
some nfty- odd pretty young Things ana
some equally pretty though not quite SO
young creatures of seasons agonc. not
in tho memory OF man has any envoy
showed his appreciation so conYincinSly:
II may take a half-year's salary. but
Il may be all envious gossip, that the
Young Turks Of this country pay Rus
TENS stipend and not the sublime porte
which has not yet got It's hnanclal de-
partment running smoothly.
Eliminated From Functions.
Some comment has been caused by the
elimination OF Mrs. Charles y, Taft from
OIllCial phTllClpdliOH lll lle LuINlIpli hN
the White house this winter. When the
president was secretary of war. his
| brother Charles and his wife were fire.
auently entertained at the Is street home.
Before the inauguration last March, they
rented the Archibald Hopkins house and
aid some entertaining, and II was gem
| orally thought they would spend as much
time at the capital this season as they
could spare from Cincinnati. They have
| been at the White house just once since
the winter, and that was to attend the
| NJ. slN vAl VIII
their daughter In the afternoon of the day
OF the banquet and departed curly the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
IS
]l|NG FOR DEATH
ling Summons From
per With Perfect
ealmness.

eEoRGE FRASER,
70 The Tribune.
esBURG. Feb. i2.-CounJ
ely preparing for death,
Q ms Possessions In shape
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13

following morning. Tales are told that
Brother Charles still feels annoyed that
his ambitions to enter the senate were
thwarted and he fears his presence
might cause some embarrassment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13

must do something even on the mere
fringe OF society.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09

AppIcs-Fancy s4ai5o. common. s.
az per Dbl; western box apples. s2.15
q $50 per box.
Bnnnna.-Good shipping stock. sl.3J
n $50. according TO quality.
Benn<-Driei Lima, 5ssc per IN.
Cciery-Flo=da. $3.50 per crate.
Caniinowcr-Californ sl.25 per doc.
per doZ.
Cahbnge-New. si75g225 per crate
Cheese Nat. late made. IS
Gl5lsc. fall made. la iSc: York state.
l9u zoe; Limburger. Wisconsin. ia lSc.
York State. 1SQ19c; German cream.
block, 2ic: domestic ioar. 2s-: import
ed. 2sa soc per Id.
Dntc~-Persian. so &c per Id: Fards. Q
Q91ac per 10.
Dressed Caivc.-choiee. lie; com
mon. ga loc per Id
Figs-Imported, new. li9lic per 10;
California. s5c per box.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumbers, hot
house. 50W soc Der doz. lettuce. hot
house, 13ql4c per lb; head lettuce. 81. Is
per doz: radishes, long. lSc: round. zoe
Ter doz: wax beans, f1.75Q az hu; Tars-
Icy. 2OM25c doz green beans. 81 50 70
LIS hsmpcr; green peppers. SO crate:
Florida tomatoes, s25O4s per 6-basks {
crate. Soc per basket: water cross. :
gzSc bn: turnips: acc per foz; heets As
1SI2oc doz; spinach. s5Q70c bu. as
psragus. 81 u1.25 doz: green peas. 500
225 bu; young onions. Io@i2c q z.
=
cots. s2.75: cherries. sl.75a225 per box
Grape Fruit-sG u $50 per case.
Hay-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
lots. I. o. b. Detroit: No. timothy.
uL5c9ls; No 2 timothy. sIsais.56:
clover, mixed. sIGQl65O: rye straw
F.50mS: wheat and oat straw, S5.50n7.
Loose hay from farmers wagons on
the city markets ranged from sisa22.
as TO quality.
Hihes--No. l cured hides. 9xc: No. 1
green hides. Sc; No. cured bulls. sia { +;
No. green bulls. &c: No. l cured veal
40. cured murrain. sac! No. green
marrain, &C. No. l cured calf, l5c No
i green calf, lte: No; l horse hides
tsllow. sac; No. tallow. 5ac; sheep
skin, as to amount wool. l5c to soc; No.
hides. lc on: No. kip. calf, l1sc of.
i2Vi lac: extracted. 7ase per lb..
LemoBs-',alifornia, s4.25Qf75 per
box.
Lime.-stai.e5 per 100.
Meions-Rocky Fords. IS per case
Mushroous--i5 q 50c per ID
Nuts-walnuts, 156 fsc: almonds, II
615c: pecans. i2d15c: flbeTts. llT i2c:
Brazils, so l0c: mixed nuts. 126l4c per
Onions-New Bermudas. 50 per crate:
Texas Bermudas. s1.751l.s5 per crate.
OrauGes-California naveis. s27s0
4 per crate.
dor. S2.501275 per crate.
Peaches--4-basket crates, sl4l.50.
Potatoes-Car lots. bulk. $50 25c:
bags. 25a2sc per bu: new Bermudas.
s1.15 per bu; new southern. Si.35 per
bu.
PouItry-Rro.iers, 2s92sc: chickens,
feh miTc; hens. lie; stays and ole
ROSTERS, 12dI3c: ducks, l5Gtl6c. gc,s.,
s,rswscrri-. - 2a-at cases. $3.50
$50 per bu; - per. case; Michigan, To-
at cases. t1.s5q1.75,
TsIIow-No. /, exc; No. 2. SIC ID.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09

JOB0lNG fNICES.
h.n :S' beans: 'i iaiS s5s Soc E%s beam.
$fal.50 corn-Fancy Maine, N,iJ;
s.sndard. sac. Table bsets,. r,2s9i:ao.
Psa,-Faney o. early s JSn sco s sa,m ssan-
sockeye. tall $3.50: nat 81: Alaska
matoes. 459soc. succotash. NuLio per
dcz
CeHee-Package coffee. ioo-ib case.
si425@l7. delivered
F~ed-Bran. sl5: nne m,ddlings. ses:
coarse middlings. SO; cracked corn;
s2s. coarse corn meal. w: corn ana
Fiour-MichiRan patents In WOOD.
best: 500: ordinary patents, 1919:
straight. s5.sj. clear s6.i5 per Dbl Rye
Oiis-Raw Iinseed. $40; boiled linseed.
s2c: Diamond headlight kerosene sEc,
Perfeetion. loc: Eoeene. lie: crown
barrel lots. S5e per sal
rostsioa. - Mess pork. S23; ram
lily. ss6qsi. medium. clear. $3.50;
smoked hams is9ishc: dry sailed
hams. i3hc: bacon. 2o0slc: lard. In
tierces. i3%c: kettle rendered. itAc
per 10.
troll. Delray. Crosse Poin,e. Highland
Park. North Detroil and River Rouge;
Crystal dominoss. 2-lbs ss.75. crystal
dominoes. 5-lbs. ss2o. eagle tablets.
SXSN powdered, sS.iS. standard pow,
dered. 500; granulated extra coarse.
$3.50: do, fine in bulk. $50: do. lib
cartons. $500. do, Glib cartons. Sc, do.
5-ib cartons. $500. do. lo.lb cartons.
t5.s5; 10. 25-lb cartons. 1915; diamond
$40: No. .. $3.50; No. 3. S565: No I.
Sc SO. No. 8. IS 55. No. 8. $3.50: No. !.
S5t5 No. 5. $40; No. 3. $685.: No. 10.
Is. s5.l5: No IA. s5.l5; No. is. s5.l5;
Michigan granuiated. $3.50. household
powdered Lib cartons as to case. 1895
rer case: household powdered. 6-lo
cartons. Is TO case. x6.40 per case.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09
NEW YORK COTTON.
q. s. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. June --t'lour-Duii:
unsettled and lower, ,Pork-oliet;
west spot. sie 5oe1l260. Sugar-t;aw
firm: refined. quiet and unchanged. COT
fee--Eio No. ! on the spot SIS as e.
Tallow-Dull: city. 65s Q7c. county.
6As d67sc. Dressed poultry-Qutri.
turkeys. i5Qlsc: chickens. l66t2ic:
spring ducklings. zoe. Live poultry
Duh and unchanged. Cheese---Unsci-
tied: state milk. new. common 10 spc-
Gals l0qi5c skins. common TO spe-
ciai ia oil sc.
Coffee options opened UNCHANGED
Rutter--Quiet. receipts, IAN: cream
cry extra. 2si.c. state dairy tubs. - y
a 2Sc: imitation, "a 25c Eggs-Qui. !.
receipts. 27.615: nearby white fancy. -3
d25c: nearby mixed fancy. 81 geaS.
fresh frsts. 1919 ale.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09
COPPER MARKET-CIo.e.

Arizona coml. lsi. Adventure. g..
Boston x Corbin. 1874: Boston Ely. ;;
Butte Coalition. lsA Cactus, 1915.
Chino. IL 4 COBALT Central loia Cop
per Range, ca. DAILY West. 5 Davis
DAILY, rs East Butte. si4 First Ma
tiOnal. 9-i5; Franklin. IL. GlroUN.
:, = .Goldreld Cons. si2. Greene Cana
nea. Is: Hancock. Is. Ind, j. ~ Isle
Royale. 1874 Kerr Lake, Sas la Sale.
u; La Rose. 5-l6. Lake. 81: Mass.
-. Miami 20L. Nevada Cons. 20.
Nipissing. llH4. North Butte, 32l2
North Lake. II; Ohio Copper, 10.
Old dominion 30; Ray Cons. IL
Shannon. liz South Lake. 5: superior
Copper. as; Suner. a Boston. 1874. Trim
ity. 5lz Utah Cons. 2li. L. :. Smelt-
ing 42A L. :. Smelling. pfd., i9is
Victoria. 8 Nulturr. 81. Winona. =.
wolverine li2
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson,
Craig IL Co. 2iO-2li Ford bldg: Early
London cables quoted metal market OFT
Is ed and steady. Boston copper mar
ket inclined To he little irregular
Lake and North Butte show decline
or about a point Copper producers re-
poit issued today is q little iisappoint-
ing 10 the bulls. Copper producers re-
Sl4 pounds ia surplus Production was
l23,2t:.l1G pounds. Domestic deliveries
59.305,222 pounds; exports. i5.t95.4 t0
pounds. Total 104. S00.65s pounds;
stocks on hand. 1G0.l25.973 pounds:
Utah Copper Co. made another record
$500 900 pounds ~ copper from the
treatment OF 10000 IONS OF ore The
net pront for the month, with copper
at l2i9c per pound. is estimated at
goo 900. and indicates that Utah's cost
ls wei within SC per pound.
Reported for The Times by Hayden,
stone a. Co, from Boston. June ):
fne Boston copper share market
opened quiet with the tone rather un-
certain. \ somewhat reaCtionary ten
dency has developed after the rally OF
the movement In New York market.
The copper producers report showing
surplus OF something like $4,000, 900
pounds has been received SO far In "A
negative way Stocks are fractionaily
lower than the close last night. but no
acute weakness has developed. Lake
sold down 10 5OA and has rallied since
TO Ola Shannon has been one OF the
active features and at IL Is a higher.
North Butte has not been traded In in
a round lot at this writing. Other
departments OF the market continue
quiet and featureless. ANN. WOODEN
common lost n in the early dealings
and ANN. Chem. gained "a point.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig n Co. from Chicago, June s:
pressure In wheat at
the opening was the result OF weak
cables. coupled with rains and better
temperatures generally over the spring
wheat country. At the decline IA couple
OF strong interests became active on
the buying side OF July wheat and car
ried that month up from 81. asa u
Sept. price on the rally went TO III We.
showing more than the usual discount
under the July on the upturn. There
Is a theory Ia the trade that a leading
interest is working the buying side OF
July wheat relying on late winter
wheat harvest and at the same time
putting out short tines for Sept in
view Of a big spring wheat crop inglis
does not hnd conditions In Indiana very
promising. the plant showing poor as
IL heads.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09
Markets and Finance

through the forenoon. but at noon
wheat showed "A slight change. Juiy ve-
ing &c higher. Sept. Sc higher and
Dec. &c lower. Corn strengthened an.
July showed nc gain with Sept. and
Dec. i.c higher. Oats were weak. JAY
- lower Sept and Dec slightly adj
Nanced.
close Wheat market closed at the
best prices OF the day. advancing !. u
isc Ia last IL minutes. and made net
gains or lie on July. ssc for sept. aud
iac for Dee. Corr. July advanced sc.
sept. &C higher. Dee. Aac higher Oats
July isc lower, sept Is higher; Dec.
unchanged. Provisions: Generally
higher
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.
nsfrnlf


DETROIT, June Y.--Huron City. Wcd-
- sday noon. snyder. 1910 y. m; ChGs.
Weston, 1850. Could. l:lO. Chicago,
80; Marina. 3:35. A r. stewart 800.
II. .. Mills. McGregor. Allegheny, G,2J;
Spalding. Nelson. Brake. RalstoE, {,
Rockefeller, $3.50.
Down: coulOy, | y. m. Wednesday;
Yuma. 2.tO, Mckinney. ESQ; Townsend.
800: Gettysburg, Bacon $3.50; honi.
s.35 W. g. Rhodes. 4:l5; LivingatoEc.
Northern Wind. Penobscot, 6:20: SYRIA
cuse, $40. Huron, {; Sachem. George
Il. owen. $40; Turret Crown. 500.
The 500.
SAULT STE. MARIE. June 9.--Nceb-
ing. / y. IN. Wednesday. b. Lyman
Smith. 1 40. Italia. .: Dinkey. Oliver,
Denmark. $50: Berwind. }: David Mills.
Anderson, 4. Jenkins. D. Zenith CITY.
Yates. 100 Strathcona, Nettleton, 8.
ontario. $50,
Down: Pringle. Nell. 1890 y. IN.
Wednesday. kinmounte .Fairmount.
Assiniboia, Weeks. Griffin. 2 Henry
Hawgood, Newona, $3.50. j, Il lpSo0.
Miller. $50. Ward Ames, Edmontoi..
Simla. Burma. Zenith city and 81
barge. Roman. Maunaloa. 80, Peter
White ).
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09
Reported COR &c mines by Hayden.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. June 9-Opening-'rhe
government report indicated q yield OF
wheat larger than an average, pro-
Nlded there are no losses from now Oh.
but az spring wheat has almost al. ia
vic'ssitudes still before II, the bears
ere not very aggressive. The market
change
Opening prices Thursday: Cash NJ
red wheat, sL05; July. s6isc seps.
Corn is firm and quiet at Sic for casd
M. and g. NC for No. yellow
oats are easy at ale for standard and
IN e for Sept standard. No. 3 white
oats are quoted at 4O1sc.
Rye Is quiet and steady at sic for
The bean market is inactive and
strong at $3.50 bid for cash. sos FOR
oct. and 81 for Nov.
Cloverseed IL steady at se.15 for
prime spot. $3.50 for Oct. and $3.50 for
Grain receipts at Chicago THURSDAY:
Wheat IL cars; corn, lsi cars, oats, IS
cars.
sept wheat in Chicago opened Thurs
day at 81 Il a 81 Ssc corn at 59Ss "a 50 :. G.
oats at 35is a 50 &c and pork at s2i.s29
n 90.
Wheat in Liverpool opened q. a !. i
Corn was unchanged TO I'D lower
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
cash. siO5; July. ssTsc. sept. siMc:
Dec. 95I1c. Corn-Cash. 6Oizc. July.
6OAc; sept. 6l4c; Dec. sec Oats
cash. 4Oc. July. 39c. Sept. 3sikc: Dec.
37ac. Rye-No. ?. 7sc; No. .. 76c.
Cloverseed-CGsh. soc. oct. and Dec.
s645 March. s655 Prime Alsike.
81 O5 Aug. s7.45. Prime Timothy.
t225. Butter. eggs and hay unchanged
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. June S--Grain opening
/ Wheat opening was little lower on
scattered selling Trade has been
i light Traders are disposed To wat
/ for government figures expected 40
show big crop July and Sept. were
| &C lower. Sept. iac lower. Corn start
ed steady with Sept &c higher. oats
were easier. July opening nc lower.
ProvIsions-Higher.
! Noon-There7 was little buying AL
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09
PRODUCE.

The list OF offerings in fresh fruits
and vegetables was Increased ihis
morning by the the appearance al
Michigan strawberries. peaches iro.l
TeNas.ssand green corn from FLORIDA
The berries got here soft and pretts
well battered up. and receivers were
content to clean up at around insioe
quotations. The peaches were for tn.
most part green. and prices were not
well established yet. while the corn
was W thc way Of an experiment.
Dressed calves have been I'm rathC;
poor shape the past day or so. ana
clean. dry Cagcasses are inclined to 40
little better. but poultry is very dui'.
even small receipts.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09
BOSTON CopPER SHARE SALES.

BosOtn copper share sales OF June }.
furnished by Hayden Stone & 90:
Adv 80. a & T. 1895, AZ ll5 Zine 80
Are so. \ = 1855. Bos Corb 500. Butte
- w 80. r. h 220. Frank 40. OK $40. g =.
$50. Han 5. Ind SIS. Roy $50. Kerr 80.
Lake 1895. !. ) a. Mass 2s5: MeN 10,
N'1' "" sa o. 9 100 o., op 80, 80
Quincy 8. Ray 100, Shan clio. Sup 20,
: X B els. O $50. Trim las. l. : %
81, L ; n pr 30, 1T Con no. Vie o.,
Win 40 VOL 25
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09
CHIC AG0 I,ROnIrCE

CHICAGO. June S-Butter-Extras
s7c: hrsts. 25isc. dairy extras. 2Go
nrsts. 2tc. Eegs-Prine firsts. Is y 6
irsts l1i.c. Cheese--Twins. l4ss "a 90
young Americas. l5GljLc. Live poui-
fry-Fowls. 1871 al7c, ducks. lac
geese, 10c.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries, extras. 27c H.:
nrsts. 26c. dairy butter. 2lc; packing
stock. zoe per 10.
ESgs--Fresh current receipts. cssss
included. lsc per doz. Receipts Wed
nesday, liz cases
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09

Former Justice William l.. Carpen-
ter has purchased the ID. ID. Thorp
residence at No. 100 Seward-ave., the
lot having frontage OF 1872 feet. The
price paid is said TO have been up
wards OF $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09
NEw y0RK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, June S-Money on call
2iz per cent. time money. 4hc. Bar
silver. London. 2itsd: New York. SO O..
Demand sterling. s4.ssia n i.S6s
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-opcnins.

SteNen1 Livestock ktnOrt.
EAST BUFFALO, y Y. June So
Especial --Receip,s. cars; market
strong. Best 800 20 l.i50-lb. steers
s. % $50: good prime 1900 to 1850
10. steers. ss.50gs; best LOO 10 ;.2oJ
10. shipping steers, sIU rs: medium
butcher steers. 1000 TO llO0-it.. 50 -
a.; light butcher steers. So 25 a 5.sJ
best fat COWS. $3.50 u SIS. fair TO good
cows $5Q5.so. common to medium
cows. 50 so q SO; best Fat heifers ), 4
80. good tat heifers. 1915 q $50; stocN
ht Tiers. s+Q $50; best feeding steers, S,
u5.5O; medium TO good steers. Si.sSg
3. stockers. all grades, stN5: best bulls.
sGU6S5. bologna bulls. s4I5 a -.
light thin bulls. sS.:5a $50; best milk
ers and springers. $50 q 90: common %
good springers, s25UI IS. few extra
choice bulls sold for sac.
Hogs Receipts. 10 ears, steady.
0l0
sheep and lambs Receipts. 5 ears:
steacy; best lambs, $3.50; yearlings SO
gto21; wsthers. Sbd 10. ewes 81 1, 30
CalVes-S5 Il 80.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09
EAST BuEFALo-Cios-.

EAST BCFFALO. y. Y, June 9Th.
market closed with changes as follows.
Cdttle-keceipts 90, active ana firm
PRIME. SSGts5n: butchers. $4el115
''alVes-keceipt 100. active and uign-
81; common To choice. S5..5 n y. 20. sac .
and lambs--Receipts, l,iOO; active dna
strong; spring lambs s9etl0. year ings.
50 Is so. Gull to fair. $5.50ms50: snet -,
S4u6.l5. Hogs-k-ceipts, 2.@50. acl've
and higher, workers. $3.50 80, pigs.
$40. mixed. ss,s0uy.S5. heavy. $5.SJl q
90. stays x1.5OIS. stays 81 so. 1..a
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09

Contracts have been closed by the
Burroughs Adding Machine Co. for a
large addition to it's plant on Second
ave. The new building will be four
stories high. Go feet wide and 240 feet
long, Of freproof construction and full
basement. The Kahn system OF rein
forced concrete will be used and the
sash will be entirely OF steel.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09

L. w. Kotcher has purchased from
the Michigan Stove Co. the river front.
age al the foot of Adair-st., which has
been occupied by his lumber yards
Tor several years. The property is
800 feet In width and 1000 feet deep.
The price was about 100000.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09
CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. June s.--Hog3-
Receipts, 1000; 20n3Oc higher, al
grades. $9.1Uuy.i5. cattlc--tieceipts. i
cars: firm Lambs-l;eceipis, . cdTE
springers. 1875: top. calves-Receipts.
loo head 1875 top.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09
CHIC AGO.

: 500. steady, beeves. S5.sOdS.I0. Tex
ans s5.S5m 80; westerns. $3.50 q So;
stockers and feeders. S4u6.50. COWS
and heifers. s2.30u 40, calves. 81. 80 Z
\ so. Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; . y To-.
higher. light. ss45 q 30; mixed. s9.4a
4yI0: heavy. Ss.35p9.1U; rough. s9.so
me45; pigs sy.25Ms.5J. Sheep--he-
celpts, IL. 900 steady. natives. $3.50 q y.
western $3.1566 lambs. native, s.. 90
:, \ "a. westerns 20 .56ly
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
stone & Co. ll6-1iS Grtswold-st.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09

The lumber in the yards of II. II. II.
Grape Smith. bankrupt. was bid In by
j. G. Christie at $500 at the sale held
by the Security Trust Co, trustee,
Wednesday, The sale will be con-
firmed In all probability.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09
JOBDING PRICES.

Wo0l--Msdium unwashed. 20V22c:
hne unwashed. l6W 1sc per lib.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-09

The following corporations filed ar
ticles OF association with the secre-
tary OF state. Wednesday: Clallan
Lumber company. Grand Rapids, ST.
100000, United Manufacturing Polish
ing 4 Plating company. Detroit. So
600; Phillips Land company, Calumet,
$4,000; Pilgrim Scale company, De-
troit, $4,000: y. l. Cook 4 Co. Char
lotte. $4,000; G. II. Foote Publishing
company. Detroit. $4,000; Motor APP
pliancc company. Detroit, increased
from $4,000 TO $4,000; Nichols &
Shepard company. Battle Creek, In
creased from 100000 to $400,0 900.
Milford chronicle., 1910-06-24
BRIDGEYILLE.

| Mrs. g. Welch who has been spending some'
time with her parents In Smyrna, Del has re-
turned home.
/ F P. COvey and wife, OF Denton, Nd, we're
the guests OF their daughter. Mrs. c. K. Brown
last week.
/ L. B. short is spending few days in Glen
side Pa, attending the funeral OF his niece,
Mrs. John Miller.
J. E. Layton has returned home from a trip
TO Philadelphia aud New York.
Eugene Rlnngsworth Is now in Cape Charles
buying early potatoes.
R. R. Layton and family are spending some
time in Cape Charles, Va.
Walter Parrott aud bride, OF Philadelphia,
have been the guests OF his brother aear town.
Mrs. ". E. smithers aad little son, OF vir.
giaia, who has been spending several weeks
with NJ. E. Brown has returned home.
Miss Fannie Carter has been entertaining
bis brother near town.
Mrs. " E. Smithers and little sen OF Virginia
who has been spending several weeks with
Mrs. C. f. Brown has returned nome.
Miss Fannie Carter has been entertaining
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City.
Henry o wens has been suffering with lumba-
go but Is greatly improved.
Miss elena Wright spent Saturday and
Sunday as the guest OF Miss Molie Hewes.
Mrs. Isaac Newton who Is suffering with ty-
phoid Is very little improved.
Our little folks deserve much credit for the
excellent program they rendered Sunday even
ing. II was a very successful children's bay
service.
Miss Estella West Of Gumboro Is the guest
OF Der sister, Mrs William wfnn, Jr.
Al the home OF the brides parents was SOL
emnized pretty wedding on Saturday the
18th when Miss Emma Warrington was
united in marriage to Ira W. Manlove. Wal
ter Harris acted as best man, and Miss Cath
crime Warrington, sister or the bride was
bridesmaid. The cere -Aony was performed
BY Rev. J. W Colona.
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Stephenson. There was special music By the
choir throughout the day.
". G. Wechtenhiser Is pleased with his new
farm.
The Rev. M Bennett and daughter attended
the commencement at Westminster, Nd, where
his nephew, James Bennett graduated.
The state Dispensary Exhibit Car Of the Della
ware tuberculosis Commission has arrived for
one week The commission asks the co opera
tiOn Of all citizens and would be pleased to have
all call on them. over Is 600 people visited this
exhibit 10 Wilmington and 1t is said to be one Of
the most complete IN the United States.
Henry c. Reynolds and family have removed
70 the Thomas Sharpe farm.
Many Of our graduates and old teachers have
been attending the teachers examination.
Our shoemaker, Frank Tyrone. Of Calabria, Is
an example Of industry and thrift, braYing all
difficulties he is accommodating in his calling
Many Of our boys would do well to initiate his
example
Milford chronicle., 1910-06-24
MILFORD NECK.

The farmers report an unpleasant harvest
a. the weather Is warm and the mosquitoes
are fierce
/ The Ladies Aid Will meet with Mrs
Eugene Voshell, Saturday evening 25th ID
elect new officers. Everybody invited. Music
vii probably be furnished by the Milford
Neck Band
The people OF this community enjoyed the
sermon which was preached in the NJ. f.
Church last Sunday. Rev. Broadly Of FEEDER.
alsburg Md, and Rev. Bounds OF Frederick
having occupied the pulpit.
Mrs Sarah Sipple is on the sick list.
The stork visited the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. H. Walls last week and LEFT a fine baby
boy.
Miss Mary Harrington OF Dover is spending
her vacation with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Harrington.
number Of persons attended the Chiidren's
Day service al Barratts Chapel Sunday.
Frank Abbott OF Philadelphia has returned
home from a visit IN Milford Neck.
Miss Naomi Sipple and Paris Kirby were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Sipple OF Freder-
lea Sunday.