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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-05
Apple. Fancy. ssq975; comm

Apple. - Fancy ssq375; common.
Bnnnnn--aood shipping stock. $3.50
Il . so according 20 quality
Bean.-Dried Lima. 51sc per ID.
Celery - Home grown, 500 35C doz.
California, si.75 per crate.
Cauiino~er - California. $3.50 per
dOz. So 80 per crate.
Cabbage--sl. a per bbl.
Cheesc-Mtchigan nat late made Is
g l5hc., fall made lsla IL York
1sc, York state. igc; German cream,
brick. lsia 4lsc. Schweltzer. domestic
Block. 2oc domestic loaf, 22a2sc. I'm
ornnberrIes-s5a $50 per bbl
Dnte---Persian. "a &C; fards. oa9He
pressed CaIvs.-Fancy. 12012lkc;
FiEs-Tmported. new. liza lac per 10,
California, s5c per box
Finnan IIaddie--ii u &c per III.
Fresh yesetabIe--Cucumbers hot
house, s1.75G2 per doz lettuce. hot
house iaqlte a. head Lettuce 81 !, g. 80 80
99eZ S wax 81 beans 20 d' @@i'n7' per 0 Ga@
per; parsley. 25c doz. green beans.
t2.75d3 per hamper green peppers,
75c basket, rutabases, so-i ioc pei. hu,
ida tomatoes. $3.50 per 6-basket crate,
SOC per basket water cress. asa i0c
dozi turnips. Coo bu; beets COO bu. car
FOIst hNN Dit piFIlditf tN~ R'i N'N
p G5"rsaIpe-Mafssss, i4g55o per bbl
Grape Fruit-sI 20 per case.
Hny-Detroit dealers are paying tho
following prices for baled hay IN car
lots 2 q. b. Detroit: No. ! timothy,
Ell 5Oals No. ? timothy. sl6.50@ II.
clover, mixed, SIS son II, we straw,
s. 50l wheat and oat straw. s.. Loose
hay from farmers wagons on the city
markets ranged from 10, as TO
Hide--Cured. No l. I0c No. ?, DC;
No J. 100; No 2, So, kip, green, No.
T. 100 No. 2 shc, calf cured, No. !.
loo, No 2. l3hci calf, green, No. u
I4cj NJ. 2, l2nci hors" tides No !,
wool. 50cHs9
Honey - Fancy white, I6g lie. eN-
tractsd 81 loo per 10.
Ienour--Calffornia, - 10 box
Iimes-t1 u l25 per 100.
Mushrooms-t5u 5Oc per 10
Nuts-Walnuts l60 100 almonds, u
o. 30, pecans. l3B 100, hlbertsi ] p TO;
Brazils "a iGc. mixed nuts, l3u 90 lbi
new hickory nuts, shelibarks' t.25g
Onions Michigan. 7sgsoo buI. new
Bcrmudas, S2S5 per bu.<
= Oranurs-C9lifornia naVols, 40 ~ :
Floridas, $3.50 boz tangerines, go 2e5
Oyster - solid packed standards
ti25l selects 81 Tcr gal, STANDARDS, IN
Small cans zoe, largo cans. Zoe, Sc
lects. small, 2Sc. large, S'e can.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-05
2i0-2It FORD BLDG. DEII

2I0-.I1 FOKI' NLDG, DElNOIT
stocks Bonds Grain and Provisions.
Boston stock Exchange
thirnEO EoHrd Of Trade.
Private wires TO an markets
Michigan corr"spoudc az Paine
Nrhber - Co. Boston. and Logan a
Brynn. New York and Chicago.
stock certificates delivered promptly
Correspondence solicited
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-05
Ouotatlons by Hayden, stone & Co:
Cb)Bid. ts)S0ld. * Split.
TOLEDO

TOLEpO ., March -Wheat--Fash,
S11s May S. 20. July sl07 Corn
cash 90 nc, MAJ, 65c, July 6!isc;
sept s-iac Oats-Cash. i7lac; May.
tsc, July, 49, &c. sept, 4lc. Rye-No ?,
sic. No 3. 7fc Cloverseed--Cash and
March. So April SO oct ~ 20.
Sls5 Butter eggs and hay un-
changed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-05
coIored Youth in Trouble Again.

colorcd lad, who vas arrested twice
for burglary within the last few
months, is again in trouble He re-
Gently finished q Workhouse sentence.
and was arrested Thursday night
charged with the theft OF a bicycle
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-05
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter Croameries. extras. ale
drstS Ro.. dairy batter 22'aC, pack
ing stock. 81 lsc per 10.
Egxs-Fresh current receipts, cases
Included elisc Receipts or Friday.
-06 cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-05
Health Committee Meets Monday.

A meeting OF the council committee
on health and city hospitals will be
held MONDAY 40 cousidef the sueees.
ton that the city provide automobile
ambulances and supply police patrol
wagons with first aid appliances and
supplies.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-05
Lozier Motor Co. Boosts Capital

LANSING. Mich March 4-(Spe-
ciaD -Lo2ior Motor Co. OF Detroit.
has increased is capital stock from
$40. 600 TO s2,000o00.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-05
cEre 1900 VOLTS. LIVES

LANSING. Mich March i-tSpe-
cialD-M Sclcrmerhora, an empioye
Of the Michigan Power Co. got hold
OF live wire and $500 volts passed
through his body He was severely
injured, hut will live.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-05
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
PRODUCE.

Steadiness was the principal feature
of the uroduc" market this moruing,
and dealers reported the usual quiet
Saturday trade Recei pts of poultry
were about as large as any day this
week and hut few cooIs went oUt on
the early run Tie tone OF the maj
kct is decidedly easter than for q long
time. and dealers look fur lower prices
next week The market for dressed
calves ~ also easy. bat butter. eggs and
cheese arc firm Eggs have recovered
two cents OF the recent decline. and
the demand is keeping stocks low not
wIthstaudiug liberia xreccipts Potatoes
are stagnhnt and 10 markat Wnak
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-05
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFPALO--OpenfnE
Cunning a stevens Live stock Report

tsANI AtO--DpPntnG.
Cumming a stevens Live stock Report
BUFFALO. March g. special -
| cattle Receipts cars, steady Hogs
--lteceipts 10 cars strong; heavy
SO 80. workers.. s10l0Ql0 20; pigs
800 Sleep ana LHTbs s 4, sS %
lings s. 5Q4ts So wethers. 5000 1sS
EAST BUFFALo-Cios-.
EAST 81 FFALOl y. Y, March s.
PRIME 81 100 ut @ssET' ,s stssaX
Neals Receipts 100. lower. common 20
Cboice S75uu u. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 5000. slow lambs loo lower
sheep steady lambs. s.. I5agaC. year
'Hgs $, - Fy sheep, "q 10. Hogs
workers.. 'sI0u 1890. piss. $40
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Msrch 5--Cat!ee-Re-
ceip,s 200 steady, beeves, st4s 10.
stOcksrs and feeders s. 80 ~ . 20. COWS
aud neifers s260n5S0: calves, o. So ~
e Fu Hogs -Heceipts 1000. strong
light Sg55 $50. mixed tseOu D.
$50. yorkers.' $3.50 4 IS pias y soa
955 sheep and Lambs Receipts .
500 steady natives, 81 @ 10. western.
5000 sos lambs, natives ssps 40.
western, fsnes0
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. - March 5-Iiogs-
Receipts > ears. higher mediums and
and lights 80 SO Cattle Receipts 3
cars Gym. Iambs-- ltVneipts/ 3 cars.
g. Us top calves Receipts loo mead.
HnSroN CoPPER LETTERS.
Reported for the Times by Hayden.
stone a co. March 8
the opening of the market was quiet,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-05
To Correct Street Opening Petition

Aid Heating Will introduce resolu-
tion in the council next week to cor
rect the petition for the widening OF
Hamilton boulevard Corporation
Counsel Hally has said that this is
necessary before the case can be-
tried
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-05

Jack Spratt could eat no eggs.
His wife could eat no meat,
And so between the two
They had high prices beat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-05

Job Printing done right Times
Printing Co., & John r. st Call Main
l4os Or CITY 23s5
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-05

Pineapple Florldas. ssgs2a dos'
s. so "a 10 pei crate
ropc"rn-i,ats. eH2is per 10. ..-,.,..
f"tatoss-Har lots, bulk, 1Nu aNc,
rouI,r,-Springs. isc per III hens
sc lh, ducks Su Zoe, seese, ~ ~
isgiSc. turkeys, 20 zoe per 10.
nnhbi!--S 100 per do<
sweet i'"'a.oes--l.rs,Ns kin dl,'d'
$50 crate. Illinois. 81 - bu5 - hol
IHilo"-No 1, eAc No :. oh.c.
JOINING PRICES
Canned 1oods--Apples. gals. s2ta.
baked beans. lfln auh tpf. Lima htans =
80 lsv rh, ttn' .,; N"il'ss = 40.
Peas Fanny early June, N25, stand
ards a. soaked. 5on zoe salmon
Scckcye. tan slts. nat. sls5. Alaska
s,ds. $3.50. Alaska pinks. 81. Toma
toes $50 SOC. .uccotash. siql 10 dog.
conee--rae kasc coffee. ioo-lo' case
81! z delivered ,,,. COO
coarse middiugs, S26. cracked corn.
SIS. coarse corn meal. S2S. corn and
oats chop. SO per ton !.
flUur-Michisau patents, In wood,
host s6.tj ordinary patents, 50 -,
straight. SOS. olear. So per bbl Rye
flour s4e5 per bbl
Oil>--RAw Nnsrrd ,Sc. boiled lin
seci zoo Diamond headlight kerosene
9i2c. p,rfet tion. Zoe. focrne, lie
crown gasoltne Ice gal turpentine, IN
barrel lots. "a ~ per Sal
FRO, isions-Ness pork So 30. family
pork S.tf5p %. medium; clear 50 g
%. smoked hams. lji4c. bacon. 10 = q
l7c. lard. m trrces. i3Ac. kettle rem
dcfcl. ~ as per lh.
>ugar-ftetaN price list FOR Detroit.
Delray Crosse Poiute. husband Park
North Detroit and River Rouge Crys
tai dominoes 9Th. $3.50, 10, 5-ib. s. .,
eagle tablets. 5 10, cat Loaf 5000
cubes. 1Sb. NNNN powdered S6.o5.
standard powdered. 81 granulatei eN-
ira coarse. $50. GRADUATED. hne IN
bulk IS SO, srauuiatrd. 10 cartons,
$50: granulated 2lb cottons, $3.50.
erauulitcd 5-!b cottons. $3.50. srann-
lated. lQ-ln cottons. 500, sfannlated,
et-ib cottonS. S5pa drnuoud \. s. -,
coufectioreIs \ S5l5, No. l. $3.50. No.
u $500. No g. $500. 40 T. 500 Ne
is SO No 3. 500. NJ. =. s. 50 No
: $3.50 No y $50 SO 10. - 20 NJ
In. $5l5. No. 12 500. NJ. y, 5000,
No IA. $5Va. No. 10. s. 90. Michigan
EIauGldttl. 500.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-05
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Reported for The Times by Hayden. I
Stone 4 Co. tls-itS Gviswold-s -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-05
nnSroN Coppr:n LETTIRs.

Reputted for the Times by HAYDEN.
stone a CO. March
the opening " the market was quiet,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-05
Renortel ~ The rimes hy carsnn
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by HAYDEN.
stone * Co. llt-ilN Griswold-St
nnan- llsL- INV Clnsn-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-29

Tor The stars shone clearly and tn. waV
was ea-V picking They travelled at .
good cup AMI GOT hack t,re,i and happy
VIZ Roosevelt went To- he'd Hen haV.
10 ari~' early Tomorrow
IN" thlnH thar made the stav a. Chpy
"hn" pleasant for the Col onel and hls
party Mas the absence Of JoIitiCs There
mas '~-h nu CHATTER about insurgents and
regulars. and .: Ssnztor Warren ~ WyuTn .
lhg and senator Horah % Idaho con
i".T'd with I no oua hung around
and waitei Tor statement
Mf Roosevelt explained this morning
that b" would sav nothing NOR. concern
!nR IN" editorial IA the EreHipy Poo,
tie had been miSInfoTmed ~ to a news
Paper story sent Ont and his staten ant
was directed AT that as much a. al the
PoS lie retracted n othiug. however
The Colonel spoke very highly TONIGHT
81 IN" Ninth Cavalry. stationed az Fort
- \ Russell The troopers are black
herr lin" appearance and carriage and
riding made a hit with him
AcorrtS pondent asked hi IN II the Browns.
VA" affair had changed bic mind and tn.
.h President replied that t had not
hen ne went ON To tell how right he was
IN That instance and that Il he bad the
thIhH 10 do over again he would Act the
same
Cheyenne will settle down to it, regular
roHiIn" Tomorrow a. soon a. the Rooas-
Welt SPECIAL pulls ont Tor Denver Tns
CowpunChsrs have returned 10 their
ranches The Sioux aud Sho-hone Indians
except Bring IN the fish will leave TODAY
hfing IN The fish got outside Of couple
OF stems of brandy last evening and was
punched
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-29
kING az VO\ no.
Prince Nicholas At LAST Puts on the Z roNt,
uoNaI SOn-tn-l.aN Present

>gS.lIl (. ~ Ds'ps'-s - TsE SrN
tFrTINJF. AuG - MDut.nsgru was
formally proclaimed Ssngdom today
H. Parua'u-n' having ps.s-.d r.-so Iurtou
20 that -f",'. the m-'ut'.rs went 20 the
I,alar- 20 "r'aru Prince. Nicholas = assent
Crown Fr ur- Dai.Iip announced Ms
father = C'Ifdu~~
n" Proceedings w"r,. wI'nsss..t hv an
-ntt ISia.ttc crowd The King - Italv.
diplomats and other exalted foreign
Percentages attended tho csr~monres.
Th-r" was great enthusiasm ev~rvwh here.
tn" Czar has appointed King N,chola.
a Field Marshal "a the Russian army
Prince Nicholas Petrovich. who has
hecom" King ~ Mont.negru. - one Of
IN" most Ttc'ur"squ- sover.igns ~ Eu-
rope He - IA" father - siN eTtramclv
handsome daughters one - = Rus -iar,
Grand Duchess. another - Duchess II
L"pchtsnb"rR. he third - Queen ~
Italy The fourth Princess Francis Joserh
e B,''rnherG
Tho OTHERS remain unmarried
HIS - IN" smallest Independen' king
dom and next 20 Albania u i the ldest
region on the continent ~ Europe
IhI- DOMAIN. about ~ large az Yellow
stone PARK and much more TIEEad
weig"d IN bet ween Austria and Turkey
EN"ry subject - soldier and tho re-
sources II The realm are - sCan' that
there ~ little industry NJ commerce
IN" capital C"'tlni" - far sized sem
Oriental village and the Kings rslAc" -
about a. fin" and spacious A. good Old
NeS lerssy manor house
Hera'ofor" Montenegro has been a moro
principaiI'v. bu' Nicholas has long wanted
the al gnI'y - y run hsdRNd sovereign and
tho Powers saw no reason 20 stand m the
way ~ his elevation While 'here -
Parliament IN tho ht'la kingdom I's IA
thorty - moro than shaky Nicholas has
ruled al his lifa like his predecessors FOR
age. A. sort ~ pa'riarchal daspo'
II r. thought hy snrn@ that Montenegro
"a = zinsdorn may become Rres'e-
centre fo- tho Slsv movement than
Montenegro - q prIuCIpality but Austria
Hungary apparently fears no such d"N"l
oprnsrt Russia stands as sort ~
sponsor for IN" new kIngdonn Italy
II cnurse - friendly 80 ~
Montenegro and 90 capital are 'ha
originals ~ Na--rvil wher" the action
~ m" Merry WIDOW ~ supJpsei -
develop ITSELF
Tn" new King was horn a. Siegoch m
1871 III succeeded hrs uncle. Prince
Danilo | on August n. iSeI. old styl"
His con-ort was Milsna NtIcovitCh before
her marriage. whirh took place October
% ISsS' She ~ riN wears younger than
her husband A. August ~ old style
with August % m IN" new.
the day ~ hrs advancement 10 klnglv
rank - the Anniversary 81 bis accession
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-29
Prr ,S0rIrH or or OrFIcE
Irish wiz SAYS Redmond. n Home Hule
Doesn't Come O'Brirn shind,.

>rt.'. C'fs Des.2ich ~ lHE SIS
LoSpoN. Aug. 2s.-Johu Redmond the
Irish Parliamentary leader. delivered u
sp,-'ch Gt Kilkenny TODAY In II he said
that II Premier As1uith did not fuldl his
pledge 20 give Ireland acme rule after the
loris veto was abolished the irish party
would put him out Of Office
William u Brien invaded DillOns terri
tory IN Mayo aud Declared IA a speech
mat the Government had never given a
definite promise ~ hoTue rule. but had
fooled Redmond
\ re-. luton wac passed urging Amer
cans % refuse q sut -ldIze hedm, nd and
- Conner. ~. we're gong - tie United
States q . logging 'ouI
~. !r 'nfowlug. clubbing and firing -
~ 'l,-rs bv ia" rlval factions. with the
v.nvurI,Hut b-ok-i. hsids followed
The pu.." haI :, separate the fghi-r-
uy maslrg charges and us.ng their batch.
freely
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-29
>-H0LLm SUrNT.
Went Discuss B,NIne Right socialist .
Want the kaiser turbetI

r.'... ,..s 1,sEa'-- . IA SIS
IttIIN. ~ = An attempt 20 draw
~Ip.".I-a from ,hauu-Iior Won Beth
mann Hoilv"E cou -rnlnS III" hdls"l =
'".''u' dy.u" sr' -p'rph AZ Kun'gS-
l.r.. has t. '-i Ne replied bN trie-
.ra'.' - W" inquiry 'ha, n'' had up COR
uE '....'.Hu '. mas"
ly..Fr'- B." Nr..al-' organ an
r..u.,- rna' ~" socialist mass meeting
r..ai .u u- u''.d here uu Il,sdsy 10 con.
-.I'' 'f- 'r-d' regulation val discuss the
u..N kul..r orf..- The rar-r r-ltrratrs
- demand that ia" R.ichs'ag b- instantly
,lmrruu.si 20 d-a Nth the Emperor =
pro- aWatipu Il personal government
amt 30 rrd"r A.I 'p i-'.ru 'o v"ustlr..
r..I..t. H.rI.'-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-29

Japan accepts the oe-.iou mentioned In ths
pre- edlnR article and consent. to the com
plets annexation Of C0rca Lo the empire %
Japan
Article HIN. Naje-ty the Emperor
OF Japan viii accord - their Ma leatteS N,
Emperor ami "N-E Emperor and hi- Imperial
Hizhnss- the crown Prime % COraa ana
their rOn-Ort- and heirs such tiil-s. dignity
aLd honor are appropriate 10 their r.,
s,''N'tivu rank ami sufficient annual gran
will be- made FOR tho maintenance " such
titles. dlsnl'y aud honor
Artistic ~ li- Majesty the Emperor
" Japan Wi. also accord appropriate
honor and treatment to tho members ui
Tho Imperial house 90 IOrra and their heirs
other ihGA those mon ,OIl-I Ia tLo proved.
M artIrlr. an! iuS fund. uo, cs-ary for
ihr maini-uan. - ~ sub honor AMI treat
n en-. will % gTun'od
Article ili- Majesty tho Emperor
~ japan will confer peerasc- and none
'ary grants upon those tuT"ans who ON
account " mHr.tuTiou- scryiH-- are 70
gsrdrd as deserving such suV ia! rvyOR
u'fuu>
Article VI II ,un-"4uon % The afor-
sal HLnsNr''YE 'Hy tO,eru"Yvni % JapaL
as, mes 'he IN 20 sO'r'nu-n and admin
i-'rat'ou - lurra AI.4 und 80 k,- % al gTd
Col. prO'-, ton 'pT tL' ycrsvu- aH4 properly
81 'Oreaus uU-s M 'Hs laws there Ia force
HhI 20 prVIAOte tHv welfare " a. such
tur-an-
Article VII lie Go"rrum-u' % Japan
81 - Ear a. Gin, ..'l-inH - permit ruplu,
Ia the puN!'r service 81 japan 10 ,urca
hose turcEs, v tu ACCEPT NE h"N regime
IOysIIv suA ia rood faith HnI Who are duly
qualified for p. DO -rrNwc
Afu-le VII This treaty. HAVING been
approved ~ h.s IsJ--,N the Lu.prro. .:
M.N~ ! fttf.s
torea, shall AK. ere-I from TIE date "
ia u-pmutratttu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-29
WEED WiFTERLI>Ck SHOu
'PrlI"as and Neiisand-" Gnen In III.
Dranatis,- >b,,r, Near Rourn

IN '
PNhiS. Nag - Gsorg-t'.- I."blauC and
her husband Mauric. Ma-terluck gave
a Performance" 4 -P.llals 81 Mcli-aud--
ms evening az their country hou-- az
~ Nand"-"ll" near Rnu-n -h. PLAYING
Ne isIud'
"a" scenes ~"r" performed INSIDE ald
"ut-'d" III. ancient abbey according 80
IN" play required "a the same wav ~
whoa Maon"'h- was gwen last wear
Tier" W"-" forty Spectators each Il
VII ~ pari ?ri Francs. % So Jr"v
~ val ar'.ud th- h..ltJug with eact
~.'i,' grouping themselves 40 !ucpu-
-pIn...vsly ~ pus-lbl"
III" pruc.-.is will be- gwen ~ chart
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-29
pORTIG,r>r TIErTIONS OFTEN
Govern mrn' Combined win R>pubiicaus
against tho q IrriraIs. .

LIsHuN Aug - Po'lIrg for members
q the ChaWu"r Il Deputies IL going on
~ an orderly manner ev"ryvhsre. but
Their" Is much "Ncr'"m.uf
IN" figures 1t ~" elections are not
VET ot'ainahl" II - stated thar the
Government dIck"r"d with the RspIb-
leans agreeing not - pppos" the Repuh-
hCar candidates on -r'n" constituencies
On condition that the Republicans help
III" Guy-rnm"n' against m" Clericnls
els. Nh"I"
The Republicans have won ma jority
81 IN" seats for thus city and Oporto.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-29
>OtIiiI>y> ~ 'OPT\ ,GT>
IiEah International sonErrs, Openr'I
MHn song aud Parade

trtr.HNlFS AEG - VI" eighth
.''.rrsunaa' Socialist convention opened
rnr. il., morning. \ 'rpIsa'i d-i~
ca'..- v.r. .U a'r"ras..-.. luCiIdIIC
'v'.iy ry. from America
CHOIR e go w,r-'u.u SANG . rau'a'a
l'rr' winch D. Rang pau" welcomed
rta ,I-t"gat-- II Van der \-Iie and M.
pre-. font & %" inrcrurban Dan" STAN
lug mad" aldr'- 49,
H. N. afternoon there was Er"a'
f,TJo...ipn and macs u"-ting ~ ~p"ri.r
'Ea-,.'. ParS
Murr.- M. 4 New Iorh was one
. IN" E;"4Fs!s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-29
tNTRIT nanny WRT.
AUTO of VIZ. sherman OF san Francisco
smashed On Tour Near Paris.

PagI-. AuE - RAYMOND Hough
sherman " Sa1 Francrsrpxsrar'ed last
evening from Paris IN motor tour
when near Mautns- .rir-S",ne. thirty-six
miles northwest " PARIS. his car ran
INTO anoth-- au'omohil"
Five parsons w"r" severely injured.
Mr ShermanS neck was cat 10y broken
glass An American friend accom-
panyirg HIM had two ribs crushed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-29
PaoIo NonIrEa/ya Dead.

@sFTI|T IIfF TF'TT'"f y IHE wv
RDNr. Aug 2s Paoln Mont"gazll dr"d
to-day lie wa- m" author 81 several
worNp on sociological and socio-med cal
TOPICS which had considerable vogue ~
Cou'tucn'al Europa decade or 49,
ago One ~ ihe most noted was an a.
count - = visit ~ the island - Tsr"riTe
N which D." exploited his ideas m da-Crih-
ing tho life Il ~" inhabitants
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,rRo RitE PO>TPONrWT>r.
trsrrr "n.rnt. 10 DeiAN In Internal Iona
went InElRnd Not Heard FROM.

IpNprS Aug - tor'la''' EIsror.
-r..-i '..'' & ~" Aur"'Ira- Aero Society.
.av- that Frnr," na- o,r-"rtrt go u
=, ~ ;rr ..rnar' - 20" ir.t"rra'iprHl cup
81 t..st a. Belmont PaTk
80 reply ha- vet ...'.'r receive from tn.
- rLI.h aNlAfuT.
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Read, to Proceed WIN sLrne Trial.

ALRANY. Aug - William T. jerome
arrived IN Albany to-day, ~ did former
State Engineer Fred Skene Mr..
jerome said he was ready To proceed
with the Skene trial scheduled for To-
morrow morning before Supreme Court
Justice Conan. on the indictments grow
ing out % the raising q the bids Of Sue
ces~ful good roads contractors during
6kenea term Of onioe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-29
Sp,>ISH Gr>FRu SrRIkr OrF.
" orkrrs' N.>"rIaiIons y, Uiibao Counter.
msnd ~ Ia ,Io>r Vote.

rf-..'. - 'Ffff''i ~ U ~ ~
madrid. Aug - By vote - - ~
~ ~" workers -s'"iii,oU- ~ Bilbao
have cOuut"rmaud"i IN" urier for a
g"grra ,'rIs" &C. rcCn fo-noTr"W iu
-yIur,'hy W.T. tho striking miners
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-29

Tt- va street riitiun ~ IHE lvFNtSG srN
ron tsins al tho financial tsws lud tfe sto,z md
bond quotations. 10 fhr close ~ ~" uraEssf me
closing quota lions. trrludins tue bH and asked
prices. with additional meas matter. are ron
s.nei a,so Ia ths aIghI edIuOa oi LuE EyENIK0
SUH.-Ass.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-29
DON'T YOU SEE

That the mere fac, Of GU,
doing more actual builains than
our competitors 10 Of usmeo-
dous benefit to you. Mr.. Proc
srty Owner
That It reduces the cos, Of
your building by eliminating
double profits a.?
J. hat It puts the question Of
quality up to US direct?
That Il eentrnlizes control
and enables as to drive your
operation to q rapid finish?
You cannot overes,im.te
such advantages as these.
THOMPSON-STARREu
COMPANY
Bedding Coassruetlss
Fifty-One Wall Stree,
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ROOSEVELT Dimes AT RANCH
RIDES orr 10 NILES AFTER
CHURCH SERVICE.

Ren.~s Acquaintance win the Game
Foods % WJoming and Joins Party oS
stop rellers 90 the Ranch House
htepS on for Denver Early To-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-29

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THE NETHERLANDS
1860 Columbia road.
New. freproof. six-story apartment house; all
moiern conveniences: telephone in each apt;
a]-night elevator service.
jr. and b.. $40: 4r. and b.. $4o to $3.50;
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Building open for inspection. Floor plans
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"IHE wooDwoRTH."
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- TIE N MAYA IRE :is E st. nv -, "a
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