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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-14

messaline with picture hat of white, carrying yellow chrysanthemums
 At six o'clock the wedding supper was served at the brides home by Caterer Stewart and was a delightful climax to the festivities of the day. The dining room was tastefuI1y deco rated with the favorite flowers of the bride and formed a splendid back ground for the table at which the company had assembled. MT and Mrs. Beckert left in the evening for a trip to the west which will embrace Buffalo Detroit, Chicago and points in Iowa. at the completion of which they will reside in Chicago.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-14

fife was started for the purpose of burning some brush, and, famed by a high wind, got beyond control. A number of other dwellings took fire, but the occupants were able to ex- tinguish the flames. The blaze is now under control The burned house was occupied by an Italian family The loss is believed to be about ST. 200
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-14
POLISH DEMOCRATS
 MEET TOMORROW

The Polish Democratic club will hold their meeting Saturday (4 p. m.) at Polish SokoIs Hall, 42 Hallett St. All members are invited to attend
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-14
MAYOR TO OPEN FAIR

City Sheriff William Schultz this morning called upon Mayor Bucking- ham, introducing him to Rev. C.Clemz ens pastor of St. PauPs Lutherah church, who asked the mayor to open the church fair to start October IT. The mayor consented.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-14
STATE POLITICS,

Republican nominees for represen- tattves: Goshen, John M Wadham and Morris A. Tuttle-both for Me- Lean; New Hartford, Henry M Gates instructed for Mclean; Trumbul1, John French; Torrington, John N. Brooks and John B. GriswoId-both instructed for Mclean.
 The Democrats of the 26th district have nominated Hon: Jeremiah Dono- van for Senator.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-14
REAR TENEMENT
BILL APPROVED

Mayor Buckingham yesterday ap- proved the rear tenernant bill adopted at the last session iof the Common Council The bill provides that no ten ennent can be built in front in the rear of any lot where there is now a tenement
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-14
DESTRUCTION BY BRUSH FIRE

Westport, Oct. 14.-Fire which started Wednesday afternoon de- stroyed enc house with it's contents and burned over about one hundred
 acres of brush and woodland The
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-14

Wants. To Rent, For Sale, Etc, cent a word in Farmer Want Column
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
MarketFWC Common and DNed1uM Priced
Cattle AWaltS Early Run of Cruisers

The market for common and med
ilIn-priced cattle Is duiv"ring in the
balance in anticipation of ar early run
OF grassers from the southwest. IN
season is reported To be nearly
month IN advance of the average yea"
and IL is quite generally believed that
May % will see plenty of grass cattle
OIL sale ia southern markets These
cattle Will not be III 10 XIII. nat the
will be killed and their beet will shO ~
much cheaper ON the hooks than
grain.fed stock The demand TO:
leGvy steers is about as limited * was
ever known at this season OF The year
largely owing to the wretched condi.
ton of the kosher meat trude In the
east. The writer never saw medium
little cattle sell higher than they dill
last week I'm the Detroit yards Sew.
eral bands OF cattle, averagins unde.
SEQ. brought about $3.50 which is 4
new record for the local market TIL
peculiar strength OF the nedium cat
tle rs compared 10 other kinds. comes
from the fact that feeders are compel.
ing with killers for this kind The
spread between prime steers and the
tidy Kind was hardly ever 50 narrow
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27

but this condition is only temporary.
With tae advent OF grass ,atue thy
spread VIII work Co normal basis
Mich COW, are active aul steady.
Veal Calyo- are working h.ehe. As a
result, OF diminishing receipts
IS iu the cattle division inc heeD
mPrket is anXously awaiting the mar
ket arrival OF grass fed -tocR. and its
CCming Will be- The signal lor deep
cut ia market values The wupl situa-
ton Is practically unchanged, except
that buyers are still more conserve
tive than al the beginning ca the win
ter shedring Session. The belize seem 8
10 he quite general that much OF this
years clip OF wool will sell for 90 =
cents less per pound than WIS paid
last year The importation o. frozen
mutton from Australia. direct 10 New
York. is having some slight effect on
the market, although the amount
rrMghl a. so far is So small tha; tho
effect ON current prices t0r tha home.
grcWn product cannot De roticed.
Lambs should be marketed very soon,
for break in values is not far ahead
\ complete reversal IN the reiativr
volume Of consumption of pork AM
beef has taken place during the last
fortnight, aud the former is now down
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
r,nsnpple--Flondas. s2.OO9-S0 per
JOINING PRICES.

Canned GoodS--Apples sals. 80.
boxed beans, ~ ~, oGg sn SCc' NAM mA
81 10; standard. SIC Table beets' 70
Ql.Io. Peas-Fancy; early June. sl..o,
standards. 81; soaked, So u 1Oc salmon
soeksys ts s sGSS' o, Ilat si5 A rs.
matoes. $3.50 suecotasn ~ vl4V
Comee-Paekage coffee. loO-lO case,
Fc-d-Bran. s26. fne middliags. s2e;
coarse middilngs. s2;- cracked corn.
s25. coarse corn neal. $50 corn ana
oats chop. so per ton .
fiour-Michigan; patents ,an IN W Ss9e
straight. $685.. clea~. s5.55 per Dbl
Rye hour. .445 per ob!.
seed ssc; Diamond headlight kerose n
csc. Perfection. loc. Eocene. lze.
crown gasoline. lSc per Sai; surpen-
tine. in barrel lots. zoe per gal go.
pork. s2i, medium, clear. SO SMOKED
hams lie; dry salted briskets. lJc'
shoulders. lic; picnic hams. DC, bacon
1910 zoe; lard. In tlerces' lac kettIe rem
surar-Retail price list for Detroit.
Delray, Crosse Pointe Highland Park'
North Detroit and River Rouge. Crys.
tai dominoes, 2-lb. Sss5: do. 5-!b' s. 10:
CUBES. s5s5. XXXX powdered. $6.o5.
standard powdered, Sc: granulated, eN
ira coarse. 500; granulated. me. IN
bulk. $500. graduated. 2-lb tons.
$3.50 granulated. 9Th cartons. 1920
granulated 5-lb cartons, 50 40. grapu
lated. l0-lb cartons. 500. granuiated,
s5-lb cartons, $3.50 Diamond =, s'i ~
confectioners' \. 500. No. |, SoeO, 10.
2 $3.50; No 3, S355. No. !, s9.5V. 70
5 SIS as: 10 ., $40, No. 1. $3.50, No
S, $3.50. No. D. 1875: No 10. SOW; ~.
4; s5l5; 40 4, $40 500 no. Mici,i D.1
pranl.laTel
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27

T. low water mark for the season
Wien retailers began 10 ask moe.
lh@n 20 Genes per pound FOR pork loins
lo Sliced pieces. the lahoring men OF
The country called halt and the vol.
uinc OF trade is this commodity fell
OF more thau hal. while slight reac.
tons are due in the market AT regular
periods after serious breals the cen.
eral aspect 81 the hog market, Is not
an cncouraging one The one cncour
aging feature az PRESENT ls The fact
uLat the liquidation OF the long inter
rsts In the spcCu'atiye provision mar
bei, has Just about run ITS con - ant
tie eject of weakness from mis- sourc.
need no longer Dee feared There d.
however little encouragem nj h., the
outlook Tor the summer .royision
trade. from speculative stagdroiu,
The mid-summer and fall .ltlons arc
OF short Duration hardly sNtnY rho
Speculation time To get I'm and ON.
gracefully and on this account tbev
arr not regarded with favor bv tho
gambling public The live hog trade
iced not expect help from the srecu.
lative market during the summer
months. for So will not be- fortacc ming
Ali finished hogs should be- marheteI
promptly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
Police Seek Girls Parents.

Lila Davis. OF liberia, Ga. Is be-
ing held I'm police Headquarters while
the notice are trying to find her par
ents and notify them Of the girls
whereabouts The girl. when arrest
ed by Detectives Wilson ana biaeh'
insisted that her home was IN Colum
bus. q. Some correspondence most
Is postal cards, revealed That her par
ents lived in liberia The sirl AT
tempted to destroy postal card con
tanning her home address, but the OF
icers prevented her. She said she
didn't want her parents To know OF
her whereabouts
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
MICHIGAN PENSIONS.

WASHINGTON. April 27.-These
pensions have been granted 10 Michi'
gan people: los. X. Blain, Sl5; Taylor
Hance. s24. special act; VIM. +. Hicks,
SIS; Louise Host. ST.; VIM. II. MoCor.
mick, SIS: Huldah f.. Magnus. ST.;
Perry ID. Petit. $l2; Joel A. Proctor
S14-speciaL ac1:-Milher-S cholt.-S2I.
Albert Shafer. ST.. helpless child OF
Jesse Bowers. sl2. special act: Daniel
w Broadhead, Sl2: VIM. j Burger
SIS. minor OF MILFORD Crocker. ST.,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
CITY'S BONDING
PLAN INEQUITABLE
continued from Page ODe.I

OF the items entering into this large
sum would indicate that there are GER
tain expenditures includes in these
Improvements for which bonds could
not properly be issued. and To cover
such items as these suppose We re-
duce the 100000 BY 100000 or say
100000. Had provision been made
for the issuing of bonds for these
municipal improvements, the benefits
OF which are to be enjoyed by the
taxpayers of ten. twenty. thirty years
hence. and for which they ought prop
erly to bear their share of the bur
den. the tax rate for 1909 would have
been about $1,000 per thousand. in
stead of $1S.07.
During the year 1909 some SS20,-
000 worth OF construction work was
performed by the water board. all of
which. with the exception OF a $3.50.
900 bond issue. must necessarily have
Deen provided out of the water rates.
This would leave a balance OF $50.
600 odd for permanent Improvements
paid for out of the current water
rates, which are taxes IN another
form, so far as the consumer is con
cerned.
Assuming for the purposes of
argument that bonds might have been
issued for $500 .0OO OF this expenditure
and that the life of these improve
ments would be thirty years. S27 900
would have been the sum chargeahe
against the current years water rates.
including principal and interest. and
the balance. or about $4,000, would
have been saved 10 the water consum-
ers for the current year II We as
sumo for the moment that the water
rates had remained the same. and
that the issuing of these bonds would
have reduced the rate OF taxation.
there would have been total de-
crease in the IT, rate Of 1909 from
$500 per thousand TO slightly less
than $500 per thousand
Il we'll understand that the methods
| have outlined has not been the
policy of either the CITY council or OF
the water board. but / think sufficient
has been said TO show YOU thar the
policy which has been followed is in
equitable. and the fact that unfair and
impolitic methods have been followed
in the past is no excuse for. nor does
II justify q continuance OF these heth-
DDS. when Il Is found that they lnure
TO the disadvantage of the city as a
whole"
Mr. Macpherson contended that
there is from 100000 to $500. 900
more money in the sinking fund at
the present time than Is necessary.
which means that the taxpayers have
been taxed excessively in This connec-
tion. he said adding
The thought | want 20 express
here Is that the authorities charged
with the duty of issuing these bonds
and providing for their ultimate re-.
payment have not proceeded upon
equitable or scientific lines.
The speaker pointed out thar some
OF the bond issues cali 10" no pay
ments on the principle until long in
the future
As a remedy he suggested the in.
sta!lment bond plan. common i'm Eng
land and Canada. which calls for the
raising OF an eCual amount Of taxes
each year during the life OF the bond
issue. which takes care OF the full
amount Of the Interest and "A portion
of the principal Toward me end the
payments -are-neaIl- -all -444i f4-44-4e4l-
while the interest continually dimin-
ishes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
COPPER M.RkEr-CIose.

BIOS x Corb. Is, 'Ros Ely, "a. Butte
Citn. n. Cactus. 3. q n A. 63. &. "
H.. sos. chem. To. Chief =, chino.
DaiI W. "a. Davis H.. I 1919. Z. Bu.,
:. First Nat. sis Frank. -, CRANKY
a.. cir. -. Gold CONS. :. G.-San-,
"a, Hanc. ~ HelN. B. Ind. Il y
lifsplra. ia Isle Roy. 6. Kerr H..
Sis Kew. az Las. -, la Rose. =
Lake 81 y. Mass : Miami, - Mon.
5Ols Mich. o. Nsy CONS. 20 My
Irtah. -. Nip. 10. y Butte. 33l. y.
Lake iSis Oiib.. :. old Dom. SO; Osc
1875. par, IS Quincy. SO: Raven. 81
shan liz. santa Ne . silver Ga.
-: :. Lake. CIR SUP. COP, ~ l. sup.
ApeN. 3is ltah cons -. SmeltlhS'
II do ptd tss. Wolv, l25' Wyah'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
REJECT DEMOCRATS PROPOSAL
insurgents Refuse Invitation OF SER
stor Raynor TO Join Party.

WASHINGTON. April 27.-Senatof
Dolltver (Rep, Iowa., on behalf OF me
insurgents today declined the INVITA-
ton of Senator Rayner. OF Maryland,
TO ioin the Democratic party.
have sympathy with that party.
bat very little confidence in it, he
said
The insurgents combined with nc
Democrats yesterday and forced the
adoption of numerous amendments 20
the administration railroad bin. ne
most important of these would de-
prive the president of the authority TO
organize the court OF commerce and
transfer II 20 the United States SUI
preme court
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
Won't pismantIe Brewery.

While the county OF lngham. In
which Lansing is situated. has gone
dry. the Lansing brewery will not he
dismantled Frank Preis. president
of the brewing company. and one oil
the officers of the Michigan Brewers
association. was I'm Detroit. Wednes-
day. and says that his firm VIII SIM
ply remain quiet. We VIII keep the
brewery in good condition until We
find ont how the local option law
works and whether the people are
satisfied with the new condition.
SAYS p-e!s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27

little. Apples are active and frm. ana
the vegetable list - edginB lower as
the season advances.
AppI~.-Fancy. siq450. common. *
Xs per Dbl; western box apples. ssi'
$50 per box
Banana.-Good shipping stock. $50
az SO. according TO quality.
n~rns-Dried Lima, tsc per 10
Cciery-California. s,.SOmb per crate;
Florida, $50 q s.5u per crate.
CamIinower-calitor s215Vs per
CnSbare-oid $3.50 per hbl. new.
Sc ~ -GratG--
Che-se--Michlgan NAT. late made. 10
sSss5Sss L Ian Sssi Wisconsin Il siss.
York state, iSUlac: German cream.
brick, l70i7@c: Sehweitzc:. domestic
block gle, domestic Loaf. 2Sc' import
Crsnscrries-sS.5o9 per bbi.
Dates-persian. S0sc Id; Fards. 80
sl1c per 10.
dressed Cai,es-Choice. llisqlac 10.
common. lOM lC per 10.
Fiss-lmported. new. il1l4c per 10.
California. S5c per box.
Fresh V~x.tabic.-cucum hot
house. s l.e5 per doz. lettuce, not .
house. i2@ i3c III head lettuce. $50
a per hamper. radishes. so@ s5S per
doz: WAY beans. 81 40 per ham
per; parsley. s5c per doz, green beans.
Is per namper; Erreoean .o peP hn Flor, orc
crate. soc per basket. water cress.
i5V25c bu. turnips soc bu; oeets, eve
eu. carrots 5oc doz' piepiant, - q aVS
dog spinach, $4,000 per bu; s. 20 ~
Dbl; asparagus. 81 25 per doz Call
fornia. S5c per bunch. green peas -
225 per bu: young onions. lOW &c doz
Grape Fruit-yA@ $50 per case,
Hay-Detro;t dealers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
lots {; 3 b Detroit; No. , sim % 4
A. mi ed w,
sTsUUS, wheat and ont straw so.svg
Z. Loose hay fro mfarme;s wagons
on the city markets ranged from 'io
niides-C1rea So. /. lie, green,
No. l. -. No. l bulls: cured w .
green. e. No / kip, cured. ~
green. Sc. No. calT, cured. 70 :
green. DC per 10; No hidrs. iS o.. ;
kkip and calf !sc on 30 ! horse nm nlS9s'
sto wool. SOcg si.5o.
Honey-fancy white l6Il1c. an
Der. l29 lie. extracted. as pen ~
Lemons Alifornla, 10 ~ 10" poN'
lime~--si Gll.2J per leo.
Mushrooms--4G q soc per Id. -,
Nuts--Walnuts 800 ltc, aimonds;
Ql5c, pecGns. 12a19c; hlberts' IL ~ -
10; hickory nuts shellbarks, 81 20 q ! %
-puiuus==tf fr-r-f ,rrr5 ? - ..--s-.n y N
Bermudas. So per crate IeNas i'e'
mudas. SEA 80 per crate. 90
OranHcs-CalifornIa naNels s-''' a"
3.sS per crate.
Observation-Disclosures. $500 9Sso per
doZ. - n per crate.
Popcoru-Ears. 2Q2lzc per 10.
Pofato~~-Car lots. bulk. 2Oc oaSs'
eAQ Csc BIZ. new Bermudas. s. 9O9 per
bu, $3.50 per bill. new southern. S-.-'
per bu. 81 per bbl
PouItry-SprIngs. lie. hens. liQ Sc
ducks. iGultc; geese. l3gl4c. tur-
keys ulsc per 10. ., =.
,trnwbcrries-24-q quart cases, 49, D
"a.
81 per hamper; Illinois. 81 per ou. s2.f9
pei bbl
Taliow-NO. l. &c, No. :, 90 per 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
GETS $50 PROPOSALS.
Hetty Gren's Son Is 8ombarded with
Offers Of Marriage.

ST. LOUIS, April 27.-E. H. K.
Green, OF Terrell Texas. president OF
ma Texas Midland railroad and son
of Mrs. Hetty Green. of New YORK
and who recently announced In 81.
Louis that he had not married De
cause he could find no woman VINO
would accept him except for his mon
~. admitted last night the receipt of
$50 letters from women asking MS
hand In marriage during the last two
weeks.
The letters were accompanied by
about ~ photographs OF the writers
according To Gren one was from a
widow With half dozen children.
Green win remain In ST. Louis sew
eral days. He denied statement
that his mother had retired or was
about To retire from business.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
SUES FOR $4,000.
Michigan Yacht Co. Seeks To Collect
For Craft

Judge Denison. in the United States
court is holding a retrial OF the suit
of the Michigan Yacht and Power Co
against G. Nj busch. for 100000 dam
ages. Busch ordered a yacht from the
company. and when II did not come mp
To speed requirements. was allowed 10
use the boat until the company built
another for him He stopped his pay
ments. Il il alleged. and the company
claims II was forced 20 sell the new
yacht al loss Damages on the other
boat are also listed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
PRODUCE.

The eEg market here was unchanged
rariv. but receipts ate running nsavy
and outside markets are weak Butter
is steady at the recent decline poui-
trv receipts were the best ~ the week.
bot the demand was fa~ from urgent
Dud the market was called no better
than steady Dressed calves are in
fairly good demand. and ps the quality
e. receipts - good tho market is nrm
lu tome ana O. trihc higher iu Price
Oranges and lemons ate nrming ~ a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27

VIM. Gibbs. sl5: Dewitt Gregory Sl6;
John Hapeman. $40; John l.. Howe,
S12: Elizabeth Malcolm, $l2; Daniel
Renif. SIS. John Is. wallace. $l5; Or
ris Buchanan, sl2; Henry +. Juben-
vile. SIS: Anna +. Mccarthy. sl.,
Elizabeth Marckle. sl2: Noble T..
Petit. Sc; Loretta h. Pierce, sl2'
Eliphalet r. Quimby. si2; Jas. Roddy.
SIS. Orlando ID. Russell $l5' Sarah A.
smith. sl2: Spencer Stevens. SIS, RIOS
we'll Wilcox. 500: Chas Moods, alias
Chas. Johnson, SIS; AImon J. Young,
Sl5
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27

Rlo.N :. on tie spot. a a lsc raj
- Dressed pouitry-Easv, turksys.
TIA s3c. chickens l5U2ic. fowls. lSH
poe. ducks ia s3cs Live poultry
Firm. fair demand, no quotations IS
tablished Cheese steady. quiet fuil
cream, old specials, II iec
Coffee options opened uncnanked ="
points higher. Butter-flrmt re
state dairy. tubs. e3W a9c, imitation
creamery. hrsts. 23is msil2e, Eggs-
Weak receipts 3o.9-9, nearby willie
siis a ssi.c. fresh nrsts. s0M s2c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
TIRES OF DELAY.
Rockefeller May incorporate Founda-
ton Plan In Some State.

WASHINGTON. April 27.-John ID.
Rockefeller is tired of waiting for
congress 10 accept his half billion dol
lars as "A gift 70 the human race.
and Il is expected here today thar he
VIII take steps Immediately 10 in
corporate his Foundation under the
laws of some state
Starr j. Murphy. the oil kings at
torney. let r. be- known that Rookie
Teller was displeased AT the delay and
lack OF enthusiasm with which his
proposition was received Representa-
tiyes OF the proposed foundation"
have become convinced that il will
be impossible 10 overcome the OBJ
jections Of Senators Hepburn and La.
Toilette.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27

Turkish Soldiers and Rebels Engage
In Fierce Fight.

CoNSTANTINOPLE, Via Philip
polls. April 27.-The government is
today Fastening the mobilization OF
10000 troops 10 be rushed TO Albania
TO suppress the rebellion that has
thus far gone against the SO,OOo
soldiers now in the field
One thousand soldiers and rebels
were killed in a battle at Stinilja and
200 In a fight AT Tchernaloya Pass
Several thousand were injured IN
these engagements. The facilities Tor
caring for the injured are wholly IN
adequate and hundreds are dying from
lack OF attention.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
BREAKS FROM TRUST.
Refs Theatrical Circuit VIII Be Run
on "Open Door" Plan.

NEW YORK. April 27.--The NJ. Refs
theatrical circuit has broken from the
Klaw and Erlanger forces.
Refs announces that 100 theaterS
which he controls in the larger cities
of New York. Pennsylvania. West VIZ
ginia Ohio, Maryland aud New Jer-
sew will henceforth RON on the open
coor" plan, which means chat they
will book the attractions OF the san
ierts as well AZ those Of klaw and
Erlanger. and others.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
NEW YORK COTTON.
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
nd quotations. furnished by Hay
>rw ,oCK pRoDICE.

NEW YORK. April - Flour-bull
unchanged PORK Weaker. mess. So a.
Iard-Dull. middle west. spot $l2.J0 u
1860 Sugar--Raw, steady. ccntri-
fngal rs test SOC. muscoVa. do. -
test soc. refined sugar, quiet, steady ,
cut loaf. sg5c: crushed. soc. pow
1ered. 5.25c Rranulated j1ac. C"fec
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
STEAMER SMITH is SAFE.

or Monroe smith. which collided with
the Harvey Brown and was The cause
ri some anxiety Oh account OF The
storm on the lakes has arrived safely
M Milwaukee, She was only slightly
damaged and will not 90 into drydOck.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
TO PROBE ALLEGED FRAUDS.

SAGINAW Mon. ApriI ZD-lSLe-
cialJ-As a result OF erasures ana
changes in the returns from the recent
primary elections 30 The county board
OF election. the canvassers Of tntt
toard al It's hnal meeting Wednesday
afternoon asked that the grand jury
investigate the alleged frauds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27

SALONIKA, April 27.-Five hun
dred Albanians. mostly women anu
children were killed in the Turkish
BON bardment OF Godantz. according
TO dispatches from GodantZ today
The town was practically destroyed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
MARINE
TO HAVE NEW BOATS.
Steel Trust Will Add Five TO Fleet
This Year.

CHICAGO. April 97.-Five new steel
srea1ers OF the tTrgest Eiizc witt be
added To the steel trust fleet this sea
son.
Gary harbor opened for business
with the arrival Cf the steamer Har.
ward with 7.00C tons of ore. The Gary
mills will handle $500. 900 tons of ore
this year. an increase OF 800. 900 tons
over last year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-27
To Get Wane Increase.

CLEVELAND Eprii - Lake Erie
ore aud coal handlers are to receive a
five per cent increase IN wages, May
T. Coal ana ore argoes are still scarce
and indications are that there will he
May l.
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Nobody Barred.

Few OF us attain the heights OF
renown"
Never mind Almost any OF us
can get into hall Of fame. -(From
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