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The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
DETROIT PUG|L|sT
DIES AFTER BOUT
curley Gehrhardt Collapses From
Over-Exertion and Dies Without
Regaining Consciousness.

LIMA. Nov. 29.-Curley Gehrhardt,
the Detroit lightweight boxer. who
collapsed last night after ten rounds
with Jack McHenry before the Allen
A. C., died today at the local hospital
Gehrhardt did not receive 4 knockout
blow but collapsed after the bout evil
IDENTIFY from being In an unit condi.
ton to 3tand the strain Of the fight.
For hours he Was kept alive only by
artificial respiration aad failed to re-
cove consciousness. A cerebral
hemorrhage was the direct cause OF
his death.
Referee Charles Maxwell, Time
keeper Charles Laden, Mr.. Canavon
OF Detroit, and William Rocks of In
dianapolis, are held at the police
station, awaiting the outcome OF the
coroner's inquest.
Curley Gherhardt was one Of the best
known OF the younger boxers about
Detroit. He had appeared at Windsor
a number OF times and had boxed al
various shows given in surrounding
cities. Gherhardt's given name was
Leo. although boxing fans here knew
him solely as Curley.
He was born May 16, 1890. and had
lived here all his life. He resided
with his parents at Woodmere. WILL
lam Mcintosh accompanied him to
Lima. and telegraphed friends here
that Gherhardt died at IL o'clock this
morning.
In a card sent to George Mcintosh
Sunday, from Lima, Gherhardt said
he weighed 1872 pounds and was con
fdent Of winning. He was we'll
trained, having worked several weeks
In preparation for the bout. Curley
never shirked the preliminaries. Ii
Is thought here that his death must
have been due to some sudden weak
ening OF the heart as he was ready TO-
hard bout from all outward indica-
tiono when he left Detroit.
A peculiar incident In connection
with his death was the fact that this
bout had been scheduled originally
for Nov 10, but was postponed be-
cause a ministerial convention was TO
meet In Lima on that date, and the
boxing promoters did not wish to run
a counter attraction in the shape or
| a fight.
Gehrhardt was considerably better
educated than most of the youngsters
who break into the prize ring. and ne
had no end OF friends IN Detroit and
vicinity. william Mcintosh mad
planned n busy winter for him, and
he was scheduled for an early appear
ance at Windsor.
The body will be brought to Detroit
| for burial. father and mother sur
vive. Leo being the only son.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
TOLEDO OFFICER
KILLS F|REbUG
Unidentified Man Is Shot After He
Sets Fire To Theater and Tries
To Escape.

TOLEDO. O.. Nov. 29.-An unidenti-
fed frebug was shot and instantly
killed by Officer Charles krause early
today after he had set fire 10 a NOV
ing picture theater. The man ran
from the building with revolver In
his hand and opened Are on the OFF,
Ger when ordered To stop. Even after
Krause had shot the man, he had TO
wrench the revolver from his hands.
After the fire in the theater had been
eXtinguished IL was found that the
floor had been saturated with kero-
sene. A bottle of the fluid. together
with matches and skeleton keys were
found on the dead man
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
N WHO FIGURED
/ sWINOLEs DIES
,. Spear, Who Served Time For
Aiding Cassie Chadwick to De-
fraud Bank, Passes Away Here.

Living quietly in Detroit since last
ngust, II remained for death to make
generally known that A. b. Spear,
fmer cashier OF the Oberlin Ma
|onai bank, who served Ave years OF
seven-year term for completely in
he famous Cassie Chadwick swindles,
Vas resident OF this city. He died
- Harper hospital, Monday, follow
ng an operation. Saturday night. for
peritonitis, which developed while he
was suffering from typhoid fever. He
was taken sick In his home in the
Murray apartments, No. 46 Hague
ave-, five weeks ago. and was removed
70 the hospital last Saturday, when
ris condition became dangerous.
Mr.. Spear is survived by his widow
nd one child. a boy, about 10 years
nd. Mrs. Spear says she will take
The body to Cory, Pa, her old home.
Tor burial. and that after the funeral
'nhe will go TO New York TO live. She
raid that she and her husband had
done their best to conceal their real
identity since coming TO Detroit.
Spear was paroled last February by
Pesident Taft, on recommendation or
y. Sullivan, of Cleveland, who was
/1trlct attorney when Spear was
r0secuted. From the Columbus
Ufison he went TO New York, where
~ Joined his wife and secured a po-
lti0n as travelling auditor for the Bell
Eelophone Co. Last August he was
transferred to Detroit. His employers
|0peak well Of him. saying he gave
overy satisfaction.
Spear was convicted on the charge
" making a false entry in the bank
books In connection with one OF the
loans secured by Mrs. Chadwick. lie
WAS regarded as an innocent victim
|pf circumstances. He proved model
|prisoner I'm the penitentiary and was
Egiven charge OF the prison books for
- time.
The Oberlin National bank failed
rs q result of the swindles of Mrs.
Chadwick, who succeeded in getting
upwards OF 100000 on her nerve.
President Beckwith of the bank died
- short time after the crash. and
death took Mrs. Chadwick while she
Was serving a term in prison for the
part she played in the swindling game.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
'EROs HIS LIFE ON
T0LsTOY's GRAVE
Late Authors Coachman Overcome
by Remorse For Aiding in Flight
From Yasnaya Polyana.

BERLIN, Nov. 29.--Lying on the
grave of Count Tolstoy at The foot or
Poverty Oak, at Yasnaya, Polyana,
Russia, the coachman OF the late all
thor, who aided his mastec in his
flight which ended IN death, opened
the veins OF his wrists and bed to
death.
His body was found on the grave.
according to kilograms received here
by the Mo-gen Post. The man had
been inconsolable since Tolstoy' 8
death. He believed that he was par
italy responsible, for he aided The
aged man In his preparations for the
flight from home which ended In
death.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
KELLY WILL
FIGHT KLAUS

Hugo Kelly, who Is appearing at the
Avenue theater this week, has been
matched by Manager Ferretti with
Frank Klaus. The bout Will go ~
rounds, and will take place before the
Armory Athletic club OF Boston, Dec
Is. Later Kelly will meet the winner
OF the McGoorty-C aponi fight. THIS
comes off at Oshkosh, Wis, Dec. l.
The winner Of this battle and Kelly
will meet in Milwaukee between
Christmas and New Years.
Kellys manager has posted $1,000
with Ed. Smith. sporting editor OF the
Chicago American. for a bout with
any middleweight Kelly claims that
title since the death OF Stanley Ketch-
ell. He says he Is willing to fight any
man living for first honors in that d.
vision.
Manager Ferretti says II Kelly sue
ceeds in beating The middleweight
aspirants by the time Billy Papke re-
turns, that he will endeavor to ar
range a bout with Papke.
Kelly appears each afternoon ana
evening this week at the Avenue. box
ing with Marty Cutler. who assisted
in training Jack Johnson for his ngnt
with Jeffries last July.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.--Flour: Dull
and unchanged. Pork: Steady; mess.
$lyQ1950. Lard: Dull middle west
spot. sss5alO05 Sugar: Raw.
steady centrifugal. SO test. 1898: mus
covado. SO test, s3.4S; refined. steady:
cut loaf, IS 40: crushed, $3.50; granu
lated. $3.50: powdered. $40. Coffee:
Rio No. : on spot. 1915 9l3kc. Tai
low: Quiet; city. 7%c. country. Z ~ a
Sc. Hay: Steady: prime. $l.l0Qll2t2
No ,. s5Gsoe; clover. TOQ96c. Dressed
poultry: Dull and lower; turkeys. i
a gle; chickens. l04 zoe; fowls. l0M
lie; ducks. l0@l6c. Live poultry
Dull and weaker; geese l2h q l3c;
ducks, l59l6c; fowls. 12Q l3c: turkeys.
LEA Ice; ROSTERS. &c. Cheese: Quiet
state milk. common to specials. $50
lie; skins. common TO specials. ~ a
lac: full skins, 2ip I3iac Butter:
soiac; state dairy tubs. FAC 30c imi-
tation creamery hrsts. 241s a. 25c
Eggs: Steady: receipts. 4.7s7: nearby
white fancy. 60G55c. nearby mixed
fancy, $4,000: fresh firsts. 3o@S5c.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
SHOWCASE THIEVES ACTIVE.
Several Jobs Reported To Police; One
Arrest Made

Showcase thieves displayed consid.
cradle activity about Detroit streets
Monday night. J. G. Hasse L. Son.
No. 81 Grand Riyer-aye.. and Louis
Granet, No. lac Gratiot-ave., reported
losses TO the police.
Patrolman O'Grady found the lock
on the showcase In front OF Lon
Weitzs store, No. 146 Woodward-ave
broken open. Nothing had been taken
but the officer arrested Charles Ford
No. 364 St. Antoine-st., who had been
lettering in the vicinity. Ford had a
pair OF pliers.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
BOSTON COPPER SHARE SALES.

Boston copper share saIes OF Nov.
2s. furnished by Hayden, Stone & Co. !:
Adv 20. Alg so. Az so. Anal +53, A G.
1876. h & b 575. c & A 125. Cal y. Cent
Frank 90 OK $50. GRANNY PCS G G i3o.
Han 400. Helv 100. Ind 80. 6 74S, do
pr 1898. Roy 5s5. Kerr l60. Kew 40.
Lake 800. l. : $40, Mass lis. Miami
zoo. Mich o. Mob III, New 1890. Nip
$40. y 1901, y l. l25. O G $50. . -
4l5. Csc 1870 Par 40. Ray lll5. do rites
500. Shan st5. Shat 275. Sup 205. s 4 b
e5. = 4 l. 1850. SO 1T 40 Trim 1926. q
r 1920. do pf 49,. Apex las. 1T Con
$50. Vic 10. Win 6s5. Wyan 10.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
Drexel May Try Again.

NEW YORK. Nov. 29.-It Is believ-
ed In aviation circles today that J.
Armstrong Drexel, the millionaire
flyer. will make another and more
determined effort within a short time
10 establish a new worlds altitude
record, his Philadelphia flight having
fallen short of the mark. according to
oficial calculation. A corrected exam
ination of the Paragraph made by the
instrument makers show that the in
strument was out OF order and that
Drexels real altitude was only $3.50
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30

AppIes-76cm per pu S25o@A
per Dbl: western apples se.25 1276.
Bsnanns-Cood Shipping stock. Sl.6e
625O, according TO quality.
Beans-Dried Lima. 6h U7c Id.
Celcry-Home-grow 10000 doI
Caulinower-T54 s0c per ou.
CabbaGe-&l5 SO per Dbl
California Fruits--Grapes. Sl.7s02
pei box; pears, 33.50Q4 per box.
Cheese - Michigan fats. 17917Hc:
York state. lie: Limbnrger. IN V1Sc:
brick, lSa019c: domestic Swiss, 2l0
22c imported. do. % soc per ID:
per Dbl: $276 per bu
Dates-Persian, 5Q6c per lb: Fards.
GQ9hc per 10.
Dressed CaIve.--Fancy. 1901 lie per
ID: common. S@ lOc 10
Dressed HOgsS qyi7c ID.
Fix.-Imported, new. i2c per 10:
California, Sac per box.
Fresh Vegetables-Cucumb hot
house. Sl;261 l.bo doz: lettuce. hot
01.50 per doz: radishes. hot-house.
ikQls per doz; parsley. G0q25c doz:
green peppers. 25c per basket; wax
Sl.6oGI.16 per blu: carrots, soc per bu:
Tuta bagas. i0c per blu. parsnips. 600
Coo per bu, beets soc per bu: turnipa
soc per bu; tomatoes. California. So per
box
Gr.pcs-Ponies. Coneords. tic; Ca
tawbas. lie.
Grape Fruit--Florida, s375Q425 per
Hay-De;roit dealers are paying tn:
following prices for baled hay In car
lots, 4. o. b. Detroit: No timothy.
1850; clover. mixed. ,l5qi5 SO: rye
S650n7 Loose hay from farmers
wagons on the city markets ranged
from sisQ22, as to quality.
Hid~s-No. ] cured loc; No I green,
Sc; No. cured bulls, Sac; No. / green.
&c. No / cured. kip. al i2c. No / green.
10 17c: No i cured murrain. sc; No
green. 7lsc; No ! cured Ii calf i5He' No
/. So so. No . 81 so; sheepskins, as 10
wool 25cds1 No. 2 hides. lc Off kip
and calf. l lTc or
I2G' lie. extracted 7Gsc per Id.
Nuts-Black walnuts. ~ &c per ID:
butternuts. ga Q4c per ID. new she'll
0a fsno s..ss PsT ia soSs per boz;
Messinas. ssa6.5 per box.
Limes-$i Gl.25 per box
Mushrooan--lS u soc per box.
Onions--65g roc per blu. Spanish, si.2s
Observation-Disclosures. navels, IS IS 20
as per box. Floridas. s3.50g37S box
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $3.50 per crate.
P~srs9Common. sl.5OQ2 per Dbl.
Observation-Disclosures. car lots. 3s0IIc
roulir,-sprinss, 11kQ12c. fowls.
i1mlli9c No. :, 10Gllc, old ROSTERS.
9mlOc geese, haze; ducks IA. n
l5c; turkeys. 17dlsc per Id. Dressed
poultry. Hens. l2c; springs. l3 6fl31hC
ducks. i7dlsc. geese, l5G Ice. turkeys.
81 22c per ID
Rabbits-S. per doz
sweet Observation-Disclosures. 81 per
blu. $1.sbq19 30 per Dbl, Jerseys. kiln
dried. u.Shal.46 per crate.
Taiiow--No I. 6Ac; No ? S&c 10.
wool-Madium. unwnshed. lsQ3l
fine unwashed. l4616c per Id.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
woRKlfAN ELEcTROcUTED.

- IL Blanc Meets Death In Wind
cor Yards ~ Michigan Central.
& jooeDh ~ Blanc, OF Ford City
]rh.. 10 killed BY an electric shock
E|lIe et work IA the Windsor yards
q the Michigan Central, Monday
IIIt H and companion were try
1x 10 adjuet some wires about a
80 When the fatality occurred. lie
nIIr vo1 inetantlly electrocuted.
1o11pwyvorkman was hurled a dis
- - - foet> but escaped serious
NJ ~ n)o1r vas about rs years
Cogcnor A1Dells wiz insssttsafs.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
TO RUN AIRsHIP LINERS.
vsmoters Say They vii; Ply Between
Boston and WASHINGTON.

Boston and Washington.
Y NEW YORK, Nov. 20 --Airship lin.
will ply between Boston and Wash
1ngton within six months, according
TO plans announced by Charles ].
0lidden. president OF the Aerial Navi.
cation Co. New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore will be ports for the
serial greyhounds.
Melvin Vanan,o:.. chief engineer for
the Walter Wepman expedition. is one
Of the backers OF the new service. .He
= aow at Atlar.ic City where be Will
e1rcryise the 5uiliinS OF the first
~? 10 pillow t'isonsn the atmospheric
~nvss between Bcsson and the ma
hon capital.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
Board OF Commerce. as has been re
ported"

Preliminary TO the election OF Of
ficers. Dec. u. the Detroit Retail
Grocers association met, Monday
night, and made nominations Mar
tin ]. Maloney has no opposition for
the Office OF president. and there ls
also clear field for John A. Altfetis
and w. j. Cusick. candidates for
treasurer and secretary, respective
ly. There are several candidates for
first and second vice-president.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
PRODUCE.

The Elgin butter market surprised
at least some or the local dealers uy
dropping on cent yesterday. The
poultry market Is just beginning to
show signs OF life again since the past
holiday depression set in. There were
pretty fair receipts OF live stock this
morning, but as the demand had not
vet appeared. quotations were merely
tentative This market has been get
ling all the dressed poultry left unsold
on the hands of country dealers. ap-
parently This has sold at all kinds
of prices from six cents a pound up
and has rather demoralized the regular
rkHt
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30

The aggregate capital stock Of all
corporations in the United States Ia
$50 ,37l ,626,752 and the total bonded
and other Indebtedness as reported
70 the internal revenue department
Is $3l, 1888 ,952.696 There were 262,-
400 corporations that paid taxes un.
der the new corporation law. The net
income OF the corporations reporting
which includes practically all that are
in existence in the United States was
3,125, 4Sl ,l0l or about six per cent
on the total capital stock
The total production OF distilled
spirits In Michigan for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1910, amounted to g.
376,643 gallons. and there were 1888
663 barrels OF fermented liquors with
drawn from breweries and the tax
paid during the same period.
The regular meeting of Detroit
chapter American Institute of Bank.
ing. Will be held tonight In the club
room in the Telegraph block. Charles
Moore will deliver his lecture on CITY
building and the site committee will
report a strong proposition for the
new club house.
Horatio K. Earle will 60 as dele
gate OF the Detroit Board of Com
merce to the annual American Good
Roads congress TO be held In Indian.
apolis. Dec. $40. This congress IS
held under the auspices OF the Amer
lean Builders association. Mr.. Earle
Will take with him an invitation TO the
association to hold the congress in
Detroit next year.
William c. Noack, president of the
Wholesalers and Manufacturers as.
ISOLATION, denied that any official
action has bee ataken looking toward
an amalgamation OF that body with
the Board OF Commerce 1T has been
discussed only informally" said Mr..
Noack, land | have not had any con
ference with Mr.. Stevens of the
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
viii Try To End Garment Workers
Strike.

CHICAGO, Nov. Undetermined to
end. II possible, the strike of 10000
garment workers which for six weeks
has kept Chicago police busy quelling
small riots and through which 100000
persons are said to be suffering for
the necessaries Of life the city coun.
ell today, through a committee, VIII
take a hand In the affair Headed by
Mayor Busse the committee will meet
this afternoon and will make a strong
effort TO bring the strikers and their
employers into conference with
view of effecting peace.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter Creameries. extras, sic.
firsts. 27iac. dairy butter. 23c. packing
stock. 20nc 10.
Egws-Fresh current receipts, cases
included, 301ac doz. Receipts Tues
day, ACT cases
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
IoRHING PRICES

Canned Good.--Appres, gals. ss75;
baked beans, Lib 5006Oc Lima beans.
yia1.50 Corn: Fancy Maine. $40:
standard. soc Tsoie beets 900 40
ard, 81; soaked bO@7oc salmon
sockeye.- tall, So: fiai s2l5: Alaska
reds. s175; Alaska pinks sl.2s: Toms-
toes. 4s9s0c; succotash. 81 Clio per
doz.
CoHee--packer coffee. 1oo-lb. case,
SIS IS u 20 rs. delivered
Feed-Bran, SCI: fine middlings. t2S.
coarse middlings. SO: cracked corn,
s23. coarse nmeal. f23; corn and
oats chop, s2i per ton. Il-L
EIour-Michiss patents. In wood
best. $3.50. ordinary patents, 1915;
straight, s4.65. clear. N.55 per Dbl Rye
-four. s4.30 per Dbl.
Oiis-Raw linseed, 81 90: boiled lin
seed sl.Oi. Diamond headlight kero-
sene. &c: Perfection. shc; Eocene
III Nc: crown gasoline, t5c per gal, sur
pentine. i'm barrel lots sohc gai.
Prcvisions-Mess pork. SCI so; fam
lily, t2250. medium clear. f2l ~ 22.5O.
annexed hams. 15c; dry salted briskets.
i4he; shoulders, lie, picnic hams. iie;
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, Nov 29.--Butter: Extras
soc: firsts. 26hc. dairy extras. &c
frsts, csc Eggs: Prime irsts. 52c;
i4isc: young Americas. l5I Ql5la c
Live poultry: Fowls, 10m10b1c ducks
l3Ql3lac; geese. 1lqll1ac
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Cotton quotations reported by Hay
den. Stone IL Co. Nov. 20:
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

TOLEDO. %, Nov. 2s.-W heat. Cash
94Iac; Dee. 94ssc: May, ssHc; July
May. ace. July. isNc Oats: Cash and
Dee. S4lRc; May. 37nc; July. SCI So
Rye: No ,, sic. No 3. Use Glover
seed: Cash. Nov. Dec and March
1915. Alsike; Prime and Dee, 50, Tim
othyseed Prime. Nov, Si.45 Butter
eggs and hay unchanged
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-OOeninG
Dunning ~ stevens Live STOCK Report

EAST BUFFALO, \. y. Nov, 2s.--
Cattle Receipts cars st ss az pest *
1880 1880 to S2ms toGS 200 steers oOS stsers
s575GG25. best 100 to l,200-lb. ship
ping steers. SO 20 q .. 10 medium butch-
er steers. i.00o-to loo lbs. 50. 20 y 80 {.
cows, s45OQ5, fair 10 good cows So 20
n 4; common TO medium do. So. 10 q 9. 20:
trimmers, s2.50n3, best fat heifers.
s550a6. good fat heifers. s4.50Q5; fair
s350G375. best feeding steers. de-
horned. s5.l00 5.35. medium 10 good
feeding steers, si.5Qg 40. stockers.
$40: bologna bulls. 1915 rs, stock
bulls. $4,000. fancy mixers and
springers. s70u so, good 10 fancy milk
ers and springers. s5ogso; common TO
good do, 5000 40.
Hogs: Receipts cars; strong;
heavy. $3.50 9 80; workers., $500 7.SS;
Sheep: Receipts. cars steady: best
wethers. s4al25. ewes. $1,000
Calves steady, choice. 1850 to l,075
lbs. fair TO good. ssg so; heavy. So
Calves: s5Qlo75
EAST BIFFALO-Ciose.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y, Nov. 30
Cattle: Receipts. 100 head; market.
slow and steady prime steers. $500 q
Receipts. rs head; market. slow and
Csc lower. Gull TO choice. s55og1o5o
Sheep and lambs. Receipts. 1900 head;
market slow; choice lambs. So: rs q
6s5: Gull 10 fair. s550g . So yearlings.
$4aOa525. sheep, s275 q $50 Hogs
Receipts. $50 head: market active and
higher workers. s765a775: pigs. S7s5
also. mixed. s. 90. heavy, 1856 q 100;
roughs. s6.50q6.s0 stays. sea 6.25.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCk YARDS. CHICAGO.
Nov. 29--Hogs Receipts. $4,000; mar
ket slow 10 &c higher. mixed and
butchers. s6.s5 q 100; good heavy. So IS
n735; rough heavy, s6s5 a.; light.
So sOdl7.5. pigs. $6S5@7 Cattle: Re
ceipts 5000. market. weak: beeves.
S45OG725 cows and heifers. s220g
630; stockers and feeders. s3304 $50
Texans, $420n 40. calves. 81 20 q 9. %
Sheep: Receipts, $4,000; market steady:
native, S225n425 western. s2159
/. 20. lambs. 81 rs a .65. western. s45o
a $50.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND O., Nov 29.-Hogs:
Receipts. 900. 25c higher, medium,
MIXED and workers.. $3.50: pigs and
Nights, s775 Cattle: Receipts. 3 cars.
steady sheep. Receipts. 10 cars $3.50
calves: Receipts, 100 head. $40.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30

The first meeting OF the creditors
OF the Barnes Motor Car Co. which
was to have been held before Referee
Joslyn. Tuesday morning, has been
postponed until Dec. s at 10 a. u
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
500 VOTERS PROTEST.
Insist That Council Call Election On
Commission Government Plan.

SAULT STE MARIE. Mich, Nov.
s-(SpeciaD a vote OF Ave TO
three, the city council last night
turned down resolution providing
for the submitting to the people OF
the question OF revision of the char
ter looking TO the commission form
OF government Petitions were start.
cd today demanding that the council
paos the resolutions.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30

bacon. 1sQ 22c: lard. In tierces. ls0
i3hc. kettle rendered. l4A.c 10.
CHARACTERIZATION corrected daily
by ". IL Edgar & Son: Crystal doml-
let's, s640: cut loaf, SIS 80: cubes, S5lb:
MINK powdered. $685., standard pow
oered. $3.50; granulated. extra coarse.
80, fine. in bulk. $3.50. In 36-ib. cotton
bags. s4.s5; Michigan granulated, 1851
household powdered. bib. cartons. IL
10 case sd. l-lb cartons Is To case,
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. Nov Ls-Money on
call. 2la Time money for months.
Bar silver. London. 251z New York,
$50 Demand sterling: Sass 90@
4 SIS So
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.

CHICAGO. Nov 29-Grain opening:
Grains geperally were off at the OPEN
ing Dee and May wheat &C lower
Dee and May corn unchanged. Dee
oats unchanged. May up sc. Provis-
ions were generally unchanged
Noon Wheat was of during the
morning Other grains advanced Dec.
ana May wheat LOST "e'n Dec, corn
Lc, May up asc.
Close: All grains closed higher. Dec.
wheat advanced &c. MAY Up sc. Dec.
corn w sse, May 20 higher. Dec. oats
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30

The Detroit Rotary club will hold
it's third banquet, Thursday evening,
in the. Hotel Cadillac and will have
the ladies OF the club as its guests.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
BUSINESS NOTES.

The Detroit Credit Men hold their
regular monthly dinner In the Pont-
chartrain this evening
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30

All street skirts are at least four
inches from the ground.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
NEW YORK COTTON.
q. s. GOVT. BONDS.

Bond quotations reported by Hayden.
stone d Co. Nov. 30.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
Markets and Finance

gained re and May sac
closed fractionally higher
The sun., 1910-09-08
F,RIT URFD OF iFFINTTIES
wants HIs NHe 20 Come Baek and Nay
Nsk Hev IN Europe

Ferdinand Pinnev Ehrla. who parted
wrth Ni-- Tuha Kuttner some time ago
ard attempted 80 mako up With his wife.
who vas Fmilv Fishhacker - on his way
to Europe Alexander Harvey. associate
editor 4 CUyvcnf F"sydiuvs. who knows
FArle well. said last night he didnt know
vh.ther FAr'e had gone - Paris ~ try
20 get his wife 20 live with him again
7 10 know said Mr. Harvey. that
Farla has dona with all affinity IDEAS
"" told me some tune ago that he wanted
tu max. rIp with his wife I don't know
that ha has definite hope IN that di rec-
tion His wifas family was strongly
opposed 80 q reconciliation.
'FarL. was influenC.'d hy the radiCals
IN literature added Mr. Harvey -I;aorge
Bernard shaw and " q Wells moved the
artistic temperament that previously
had been influenced 10y Shelley and Keats
and b" daCitod 20 banish convention
sliam
I rtrove 20 diss uad~ him from his
polvEamou- notions and think that I
zucC..eded.
~" - tired u publicity and wishes 20
-"t'l" down. ! think that n h. could
induce his fret wife "a live with him again
he would live life "a It should 10 lived =