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The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
NAN NAY HAVE LEAPED TO
DEATH FROM EADS BRIDGE
Letters Say Author MasqGeraceo FOR
Tears-PoIice are investigating
the Case.

ST LOUIS, no. March S.-The
tcd5 OF man supposed 10 have leap
a from the Eads bridge here 10 death
in TIE waters OF the Mississippi had
no. been recovered up 10 an early hour
TO-DAY Alteration was directed 10 the
supposed suicide by the inding 90 the
bridge Of yallse ana three letters,
s.gued by A 5 Banghart.
Il The author OF the letters tells the
truth. remarkable case is revealed
OF q man VINO masqueraded as his
double FOR years and even carried the
deception 10 such a degree that he Was
arrested for a crime he is supposed
10 have committed in the name OF his
COUNTERPART Banghart" in the letters
relates how ne impersonated Alpheus
Swayze. Won the confidence or the We
man Swayze loved and then discred-
ited MIN Remorse led Banghart ~
take his lie. the letters say.
one Of tie letters is addressed .
The newsps pers. with the request that
IL be Printed 10 eNonerate SwayZe %
some OF the dark deeds charged
against him owing 10 the misconduct
Of bis double
The police are investigating
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
FATHER OF MRS.
CUOAHY TALKS
Says Jealousy of Millionaire Packers
Son Caused Attack OH Banker
Found in Cudahy Home.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, March S.-Hos'
pital authorities have given assurance
that Jere +. lillis. the miiliopalre
banker attacked and badly cut D.,
John +. Cudahy. when the latter found
him In his home early SUNDAY. VIII oe
able 10 90 TO his home today.
With the recovery OF Liliis assured
after yesterday was spent IN running
down rumors that the banker had
died interest directed Itself toward
Mrs. Cudahy when she announced she
would bring NO action for divorce
against her husband. although she
would not live with him again
Gen. John G. Gown, OF Omaha,
father OF Mrs. Cudahy. has arrived
here and is a the Cudahy home. where
his daughter has remained since the
I.illis AFFAIR Mrs CudGhy related tho
STORY OF the attack 20 her father de
clnrine a new automobile was thc IL
rect cause OF the trouble. Gen. Gown
declared his daughter Was Innocent
or any wrCng-doing. Ae expressed Tie
same opinion a. thai OF Mrs Gown
In Omaha yesterday. declaring tA4t
jealousy on The pary of Cudaay mad
led TO the attack.
Judge ~ + Johnson legal repre-
sentative or I.i.l!s. made known To-
night that there would be 40 prose IL
ton OF Cndahy.
The hearing OF Cudahys case was
continued t. police court unGl March
10. He was arrested OK a charge 81.
disturbing the peace aud released on
500 pond
Cudahy refused 10 discass the case
in any way or tell VIVA. happened 10.
day.
Il cannot talk about the case at
this time, ne said j am tho father
OF four children OF whose future
must thin6"
Policeman Underwood. who was
called 20 the Cudahy home said
when ! got into the house ! asked
Cadahy what the trouble Was nuG he
said 'Lilis has ruined M home
Mrs. Cudahy stood on he staircase
halfway up 10 the second floor She
was dressed in a long kimona She
did NOT speak while | was there.
II hurried over 10 Lillis and took
out my pocket knife and cut The ropes
that bound him Around his neck
was a rope about the size OF a sash
cord II was tied with a large knot
at the back OF his neck. but Il was
not choking him. ! noticed that par.
ticularly Ills arms We're tied down
10 his side - another rope. His legs
were tied too, SO he couldn't kick
LAS soon as | had cut the ropes that
bound the man I went back in the
hall TO get Cudahy. He was standing
In the doorway. All this time ne had
been talking eXcitedly.
81 did /; myself. he said.
II let Cudahy call up his lawyers,
then | took him down to the station.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
coNFIDE IN CHAUFFEUR NEVER
Mrs. Frances Suilivsn's Dignity Ruff
fed at the Suggestion.

Mrs Frances Sullivan appeared as
a witness IN Justice Ott's court Mon.
day afternoon. where John Ste!b en-
deayored TO prove his ownership to
S1.1s5 worth OF furniture which The
woman purchased from him. and
which Thomas J Corcoran. manu-
facturer OF auto lamps. who Is build
Ing "a factorJ ia Detroit says was paid
for with part OF g. 900 the woman Oh
tanned from ham during a JOY ride
Sttfb says only So was paid kobt
ST John chauffeur for COrcoran. says
Mrs sullivan ,oli him she paid $500.
What Nc conhde IN a mere chauf.
feur? said the lady haughuly. Il
never told aim such a thing
81 John said thar COrcoran placed
mis- touring ear al Mrs. sullivan dis
posal. aud the speedomefer showed
that she ray mp go miles mostly In
,rip, % Ste.t's store
The case WAS continued.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
PLUNGEs INTO ICY WATER.
Woman Reporter Forgets Own Danger
and Thinks Of Her Camera.

TRAVERSE CITY. Mich. March s.
Mrs. Clara b Joyce, a local news
paper reporter. who was immersed IN
the icy water OF Grand Traverse bay
for Ave minutes Monday afternoon.
refused &c be rescued fs0m her peril
Gus position until her camera. which
she was holding was placed i'm a SAT-
place, Fishermen dragged her out DC
TIE water with great difHcuty
Mrs Joyce had gone out on nv.
ice 10 secure pictures ~ men lifting
nets through the ice She had gone
about a half mile from shore. where
the water was 300 feet deep. when the
ice weakened 10y the warm weather
OF last week, gave way. allowing her
20 so through When she fen she
threw out her arms. and the hrmer ice
on each side OF her held her mn.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
Miners TO Confer.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, March s.--The
fight OF the coal miners OF Ohio. In
diana. Pennsylvania and West Vir.
ginia for ten cents ton advance
in wages will begin ut o'clock this
afternoon when the conference opens
here between the miners representa-
tives and the coal operators and own
ers. A hard fight over the demands
Is expected The miners. In addition
TO the ten cents raise. also want .
half holiday on Saturdays.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
SAVES HER BROTHERS JOB.
When He Gets Sck She Blacks BOOK
For Him in Barber Shop.

MARION. D., march S.-Thirteen-
vear-old Anna Risch IS working as p"r'
-r and Dootolack in local barber
hop and is doing her work well
Two weeks ago Annas l2-yearold
brother jacob vas the barber sho?
iorter. II fell ill of the mumps and
his 10-year old brother philip TOOK us
mace. Then Philip was attacked ~
the mumps. The Risch family coun'
srued l. was decided little Anna
should taae the joa and hold II 'rr
her Oldest Drothrr George Risen, the
.ather. is laUorer
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
ST. Paul Editor Dies.

ST. PAUL, MINI. March S.-Frank
Earl Crawford. for ten years editor
Of the St Paul Daily News. is dead a,
the city hospital from pulmonary
trouble. Mr. Crawford had been IN
for some time and was in semi
conscious condition for two days be.
fore his death. Mir Crawford was al
years old, having been born in, Park.
ersburg. w. Va. in 1869 He is sur
vived by three sisters and two
brothers One OF the latter lives ia
New York
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
,mc,nn nnAlN LETTER

HtrurI,I f0r THO TImc- o. 'UTHlI
lax o. Cos from CuicuEo. Mar %
NHr4t--aI.v wheat under press .lr-
lgam NJ opening and pr 60 : l"',
VI onths at IuW POM now ~ ~ 81 D.
q I,r- tyas been 0nF Trent or WOpe rally
Iu an 4onfl.- thapiu beet buyer 90
MAJ ~hoIts active ou buy Ing side 10
J-lN ana gattrn houses leading naHrf
90 sept Jim Rankin sized up -lt18-
ton wlth o. rrua j. dat There is 3D."
wHtat 900 market and crop damage wee
ports wDrst SGT received There y 3
q lso q fncliug u the trade that n.Hf
fsH figures OF farm reserves are di@-
counted by break ~ thc past week.
Many points ln the big wheat rJiStt.s
Sec lions Of Kansas and Nebraska get
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
ICE FIELDS IN THE GREAT
LAKES BEGIN TO DISAPPEAR
Local Weather OFFICE Issues Bulletin
on Conditions-Detrolt
River Clear.

The Detroit weather Office issued
the following repori Tuesday OH ice
conditions in the Great LAKES.
Detroit, Michigan. March ), 1910.
1.-THE reports from thef regular and
display stations on tho wearhpr bureau
and the meteorological service OF Can
ia indicate tl.t he ice fields over
western and central superior hay e
been mo, ed out iutc the lake by nigh
winds. su thar bnl little field Ice Is
reported. There have been no ma
terial changes in The Ice IN ST Mary ;
river. In Green bay the ice has SOFT
ened during he week under the initu-
encc o. the warm weather, and the
snow is metins rapidly In Lake
Michigan the ice fields have moved
on from the west shore, but are re
ported along the east shore from
Michigan CIty nortnward 10 the
straits AZ the Straits the warm
weather has softened the ice and IL
IS ahou no inches IN thickness In
Lake Huron a few fields are reported
north of Middle Island and along the
east shore no fields are reported
along the west shore south 10 the
mouth So Clair river is open TO
Marine city The ice IN Lake St
Clair is so!tening ana open water is
appearing The Detroit riyer Is open
to Lake Erie over the extreme west
norton or Erie the ice has dlsap-
peared Lut extensive fields are re-
ported from lhe ISLANDS east 70 But.
falo The neiGs over Ontario arc con
dned 70 The extreme eastern end In
comparison With same period last sea
son the ICE in the harhors OF Superior
is heavier. but The fields in the LAKE
are not as extensive. There Is less
ice reported IN Michigan and Huron
and abou the same in Erie About
THE same conditions prevail in on
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
2 KILLED: 81 HURT.
Explosion Destroys American Ma'Ae
Products Plant at Hammond.

HAMMOND. Ind March s.-Two
men are believed to have been Killed
and ~ injured. two seriously, when IN
cvnlosion destroyed the American
Maize Products co. near here. early
today. The explosion. II is said, was
,ansed nv the heat from the kilns com.
i,e in contact with the dust and starcn
IN tie dry room
When the frs. shock OF the eXpie
sion was over tho nien became pan c.
stricken. none Of them stopping %
give their number to the timekeeper.
For a time all escape seemed impos-
y,ble the men being fenced In on al
sides
The losa is $4,000
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
NEW YORK COTTON.
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
>EM ,oRi> pRoDICE.

T,nrd-F Firm mfddIe west spot 81 - "a
1885, sugar Raw. quiet, refined. dull
coffee Rio No. on the spot = n
S-.r TallOw quiet city. g., country,
6Ie 01t.c Dressed poultry-Quict
lis. poultry pun Cheeze--Firu f9ll
cream Specials. = ~ SKINS spt-
CoG,e options opened quiet and un-
changed Butter. quiet easy. re-
GENTS. $50 creamery extra. S2c. STATE
clair, tabs IA Bic. imitation creamery
.f-ts 80, 70 ZGc Eggs Firm. eirts.
lUn44. nearby white fancy 2Du 2'c (.
uca,by mlNed fancy. 23M -ic fresh
utsts p ~ "a 20
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
PLATT's BODY REMOVED.
Remains Of Former Senstor viii &c
Buried 10 CWegc.

NEW YORK. March s-The BODY
Of former Senator Thomas c. Plat,
who stec Suucat was taken ~ Ms OH
home in Oweso y. - this afternoon.
Funeral services will be- held in ny
Presbyterian church there tomorrow
and will be- Attended by the New YORK
delegation ln congress. committee
from the state legislature anu Reput-
hcan. state committee and hundreds ot
personal friends oi the dead politician
Just before the 0Cdy was taken -
the train today "A prayer service, was
held az the home % FRANK 81 Plat.
attended onls by members OF the fam
~.
ID 70 the time ihis service was boz
gun. the public was permitted % view
the body and hundreds who knew the
OLD leader in .ife awaited themselves o.
the opportUntv
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
J. F. EBY IS DEAD.
Wei!.Knowa Printer Is Victim Of
.iesrt Disease.

j. r Eby. the wel-known printer,
died suddenly Monday night from
Acart disease in his home. No 1903
wenty-fourthst. just after he had re.
Cred. following long evening OF hard
,v ork. Mr. Eby vas 30 years or age
and was born ia Berlin, Ont. coming
u Detroit about So years ago. \ Wild
CIV four daughters and two sons sur
we Misses Emma and Ergenia EDy
and Mrs. a G Rice, OF Detroit, Miss
bessie Eby, OF Seattle. Wash. and 10.
maine ami Carl Ebi OF Detroit
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
COUNCIL QUITS; CITIZENS MAD.
Civic League Of Kalamazoo Wanted
10 LAX on Gas Franchise

KALAMAZOO Mich. March s-The
CITY council last night by unan-
imous vote turned down the request
OF the Kalamazoo Gas Co for an ex-
tension OF the present franchise for
30 years.
There were present at the meeting
yaembers 81 the Civic league. but the
did rot speak al the session. being
prevented by 0 hasty adjournment OF
that body.
This made them mad. and those az
the head OF the league declare that The
mayor Was ignoring the people. The
ccnncilrnen and the mayor made a
kasty exit through a side door.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
PRODUCE

T.a rryiu n4ttrr market camo dr-
,....vsd f.ls week. WNf.t WAS sum
.trist 20 t.a trace. as lu advance had
been Iuotsf sof. Tho rgg market was
,.r,a ua lL-Dsut rstcgdts. and ls hrfd
.si tha advance. l.A,ept that car or
-e ~ .04thW stern eggs are heinE
brought 20 fHis market every DAY. thc
reseIrts wo4ld not equal tAc demand
p1uffrN no better than stead. and
Tie dsaI is "a small /ouN Receipts ~
-ireegea calves are very light alEo. nut
fE, demand ts $40 proportion. Uud tbe
.r.arkrt Fl. rather easy tsau otherwise
Aa whole. thc market is NOT very
.arfIrt. anil the tono ls steady ln all
lines
Annie. Fancy. S3qS75; common
81 90 u = so pet bbl: western box ~rDles
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
Alleoed Muroerer In Court.

William Cooper. the Negro charged
whh numbering aged John r Hall. on
account OF Halls alleged abuse 81 hts
wife, Cooper's mother. appeared be.
fore Justice Stein fur a hearing Tues.
das morning. but the case was al
journed 10 March -.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
Eound ureonselous In Pullnnan.

An unidentified man. thought TO pc
a tramp. was found unconscious in a
Pullman car ia The Michigan Central
cepot Yards. Tuesday morning lie
Wag apparently suffering from q 81.
and was t-ansferred rs 81. Mays hos
yItgl
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
HOSPITALS MAY MERGE.
Negotiations On Fer Harper and De
troit General To Join Forces.

Negotiations are pending for the
merger OF Harper hospital and the
newly.organized Detroit General hos.
pital under the name OF the Harper
General hospital II the plan comes
10 a successful issue IL will mean the
erection OF "a $1,000 900 hospital build
ins on the site purchased by the De-
troit General hospital several months
ago. nj West Grand-blvd. and Hamil-
ton.plvd. There is also a probability
that the consolidated institution Will
acquire 20 additional acres OF land adj
,oihing the present holdings. In the
event Of merger the present build
inps aha grounds OF Harper hospital
would be- sold Several details will
have 10 he worked out before the mer.
c-r will become an accomplished fact.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
The Changing Seasons.

Macpherson pit ava LIS stanes.
Ills bosom an his mittcns.
Tor -Hriiu XII mauu uoo gie place
rtr ltbDr apooftin httiu g.
200 SPRING iS comm ou apa,e.
An Uka lud un -lassie
Nialu iupk 90 tao driver loftin' i'm
AN nltuck. cIeek 1n hrlssie
By Hex.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter Crearueries extras sic,
nr~ts goo dairy batter @ic, packin%
stO. l 1Dc per H.
Eggs-k'resh current receipts. cases
included - - per doz Receipts on
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09

CHICAGO. Mur.. WloAt OPENING
WAS weak and lower Ton Mas stctdN tn
OF toI idl+ DpuIri~>ivn houses
s"Ns NA. Corn opsnr4 lweak IN H,W
.Nnlns trndrHrN WAs checked hN ncaNN
rtNlng 90 tuNcr shorts oats started
~as4rf gat shorts nvsan % buy and
tur market stctiled PROV sIous STEADY
go ss.Ldt castor
Moor. W heat advanced sharply gam
i1g ialt cent an around Corn un
changed gao down, oats -, lowe.
tIosV-l Crop damage news and MurN
sprtu .e.titT huling sVuf all gram "a
torres soaring d. the last hour Prices
trD irtU later 1r freO selling hut mar
k,ts closed struns at figures rpusitet
atit above the opening PROVISIONS
closed strong And sharply higher.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
sEC'Y KNoX's SON ELoPEs
WEEDS Working Girl After Fleeing
From Private School.

PROVIDENCE, X. l.. March S-Miss
MAY Boiler, u years old. VINO was EN-
ployed in a department store here IN
I'll recently. last night coyly claimed
Philander c. Knox, Jr. the 20-year-old
son OF the secretary OF state. as her
husband.
Young Knox refused 10 tell Princi-
pal French, OF the Morris Nights
school. where he was a pupil whether
he had been married, ana was ex-
PEELED from the institution.
The Federal Express for Washing
ton last night carried Principal
French and the bride and groom.
Mr.. French was indignant when he
heard that the woman in the case
was aboard. He said he would nave
the police az Westerly. the next stop.
put her off.
Al Westerly Chief Cornelius Brans-
field wanted to know the trouble, but
was met by a smiling conductor who
told the officer that young Knox had
boarded the train in Boston and had
assured him that the secretary Of state
had expressed approval of the mar
riage.
The young people We're speeding TO
Washington to receive the parental
blessing. he said. so the police chief
swung off the train expressing the
hope that the couple would live hap
PLY ever after
WASHINGTON. March S.-A ba
talon Of newspapermen. accompanied
by the camera squad, held up the Fed
eral Express on It's arrival a Union
station today In the hope OF finding
Phil. Knox. Jr. son OF the secretary
of state and his reported bride
Neither was on board and the con
ductor was not inclined 10 impart any
information as to their Whereabouts
He suggested that they may have left
the train at Baltimore
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09

g75u3.5e per box
Haaanns-,iooa shipping stock. $3.50
a 30. 'stccordiug TO quality.
H.ans-luied Lima. hsc per 10.
tciery - Homo grown. 30 ~ SOC doz.
California. sac per crate
,auiino~er ---CShfornsa. $3.50 per
doa. 50 90 per crate.
,nbbag--SlI5Q per Dbl.
oherse-Ml chigan HAT. late made. 10
q l5'se. On m1dr. lehs g. i,y. nork
49, York state. lsc German cream.
brlrh. ISL tr iH,- SclW,itEcrI -omestic
block. zoe domrste loaf p. Csc. in-
pofted Isl. Nl 9cr lhl
sa,berrirs-sy $50 per bbl
Dhiss-ierslAn. % o.. Fatds. sT9be
pressed ,ai>.s--F1ncy llu1ec 10,
con mon. 100 lie per 10.
Iig~-Iuporte1. new. II lac per 10:
California. soc per box
Iiunan ilaadie-ll "a l2c per 10.
Fresh Ncsetabie--cucnin hot
house. SfsJfI9 per dok. lettuce. hot
house. iSWlic 10 head lettuce. $3.50
aoz. wax beans. si5oRi75 per ham
pef. parsley. 2ac do2, green beans.
s. .5NS per hamper, gre'n peppers.
Use basket, rutaeas =, ~ tue per ou'
Hubbard squash, - 50. per 10. flcr-
Ita Tomatoes. 81 So per 6-basket crate.
SOc per basket water cress. 35U 4oe
doz. turnips. Coo hu beets, 6oc ba. car
lots. 6oc bu: pirplAnt. soc per doz
spinach. soc per doz
crapr--Mahee- sig55 so per bbl
Grape Fruit - per case.
Ua,-petroit dealers are paying the
ioiioWtug prices COR baled hay in car
lots O o. Detroit No l timothy,
s., 5oals No :. umo,ny. sle.SoQ :.
clover mlNrd, sic. oOT Il, rye straw,
Is 50. wheat and cat straw. 81 Loose
hay from farmers wagons Oh the city
markets ranged from $i5Qis, as TO
H,drs-Cu-ed No. /. loc No. :. &c.
green. NJ D. Si.c No. >. &c. kip cured
NJ / Toe. No 9 size; kip. green No,
toe No 2 sac calf cured. NO /.
i5c, No ;. iSisc. calf. green. No /.
l4c No. - i2hc hors. hides. No, l.
$50; 10 s25o. sneepskins. as to
Honey - Fancy white l6gl7c: ex-
trActcd - &C per 10.
Iemon,--California ss5oG s.7S box.
Iimes-sl Il i25 per 100.
Mushroom--A5 a soc per 10.
Nuts-Walnuts. IS a Ice. almonds, IA
q i5c. ptcans, l-H loo; nlherts, II % l2c;
I}raz,ls ~ loc. mixed nuts. ~ ltc ID.
new hickory nuts shellbarks. LIS u
% ou,on>-M.ehigap. 20 sec bu, new
Betnudas, $50 per bu
ornnge>--Caiit ornia navels. 3,
Flor.das $50 boz. tsngerines. $40 : 20
oy.,er- - solid packed, standards.
lects. small. sc large. s5c can.
i'inenppie Floridas. 12a225 doz'
s. 80 q 1 20 per crate
popcDrn-kars "a . y per 10
Potatoes-Car lots. bulk 2sG3cc.
bags 80 932c bu. new Bermudas, s2.oO
"a u per uN
ponItry-Springs l6c per 10. hens,
Toe 10. ducks. l5U l6c. geese. l3H 4c'
tuikyes lSc per 10 Dressed chick
ems. lie. hens lie. ducks. lie, geese.
li0l5c. turkeys -0u &c per 10.
Habbits-<l 90 per doZ
straw hcrrics--4r X soc per quart box
sweet Potatoes-Iersey KILN dried.
$3.50 crate. Illinois. sl.-J bu 50 bb!.
raiio"-No l. oi4c No ? nc
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
JOINING PRICES.

'pou~--A i'iffH -iaSs - .
baked beans. lib 5oq zoe. Lima beans.
= 80 Corn Fancy Maine, 81 10;
standard. S5c Table beets 81 20 q 20
Peas tancy carly June. H25 stand
sockcye. tan. 1855; hat sl-s5 Alaska
reds .!5ai Alaska pinkss. 81 Toma-
toss, IS q SOC. succotaSh. STA 10 doz
Conec-PAckaee coffee. I0O-lb case
ferd-Bria a. s2- fine m,dalings, $50;
coarse midlhugs. 81 IRA ked corn;
So coarse corn meal. s. corn ana
oaL. chop. So yer ton
best s. y, ordinary, .patent $50 ,,...
,iour s. IS per Dol
Ons-Raw linseed 7sc. boiled lin
enc Perfection. l0c. Eocene. ICE;
crown gasoline. lSc gal. turpentine. IN
hAyr"l lots tJlsc per "a.
Provi-ion--Mess pork se5So' fam
s.6 50 y - 80 smoked hams, !, q lsci
dry sailed brisketS l3c. shoulders.
i3 'ec. plrntr Haus. = e n l5c' bacon, :
q >l2c lard ia tierres, l5'.c, kettle
sugnr--Retail price list for Detroit,
Delray. Crosse Pointe. Highland Park.
North Detroit and River Rouge: Crys
tai dominoes. lib; ss.s5; DO. 5-ib. s. ~:
CUBES. s5.S5. xXXx powdefSd s6.05,
standard powdered. Sc. GRADUATED eN-
tra coarse. $50, granulatei. fine IN
bulk, $3.50. granulated lib cartons,
s. SO. granUlat.d. 2-lh cottons, $50,
granuiated 5-lb cOttons, $50. granu r.
lated. Obj cottons. S5,5. srauuleted.
-5-lo cottons 50 - diamond A. 50. 10
> 500. 40 g. $50 No. !, 500. No.
; sos No. o. $40. No e s. IS. No.
3s s5.5O No 9 So 80 10. s5.20. No
80. - s. o. o. 80. IL. sos. Michigan
gIdu4lated. $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09

LIVE STOCK.
EAST M FFAIO-Opening.
llUnniun st.Nenss Ex.s a.

BUFFALO March S-i Special 49,
Cattle Receipts 3 cars. strous lioss
Receipts cars. strons heavy, t.Np
~ 10 90. workers. $50 uQ 10 30, pigs.
$lpl0 Sheep ana Lambs Receipts :
cars strong best lambs 81 year
mss s. ,5lig. wctHrrs ss,5 ewes.
D - E..N.s- !. ~ u 81
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
uo>roN ,ol.pEn LETTER.,

Reported Tor Ta" Times hy Havlen,
stone g. CO.. March THE market
or-irl Irregular witt trading active.
~s pectatiN in the speDiaities So pTDmt-
urut 1f late NORTH Butte continues 4
feature. opening 80 -. reacting to Al -
and Then Il vigorous hu5 iuE movement
married 81 as rigu a~ i3a. thr highest
price reported ON rle present mpV--
fueut Indiana was Loo good demand
and advanced - points 20 3t". a new
Is-,u record North Lake rs practlcalI
hanged iu price Lake Copper u.s.
81, quincy s one point hiEhar and
I'tai Cons on inrroaS"d dcallugs .a-
Naueed o. 49, % -aln 90 D, Mass
NtuiuE opened st tia ana thru sold
down 20 4ta. q notable loss foI stock
az this cl tra,ter u has s.n," rallied
tu 54 TIE general list 20 0ppers
cont .nues tu SLOW strong undertOue
" a. the tendency toward higher
IrI.es Iu We Industrial list Amerl-
lau Pneumatic la- been "a featnTc ad
vanctnE 10 ga Tor the preferred.
gain ~ 3. There has been continued
absorption ot American Telephone. and
United shoe common.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09

eclEts 1000. steady beeN-s $. iult -,
fr.as $ q 5.sr, western. So q p. 50.
st"SNers and feeders, $500 . - COWS
9. 80 Receipts lo.O0y. strong
Hght = i5pl0.l- mixed 5 - plV-g
e-tEt s. ss.>9 - ~ gOls 80 . go.
PISS Segs15 S4eep AND Lam. - Re
i, pts lf0Vp steady natives. 5. "a TO.
western. S5.5etl :. 10. lambs. native. s. -
western SNll4
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09

Dob Printing done right Times
Printing CO., ~ John R-st. Call Main
Itss, OF CITY $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-09
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times ~ HAYDEN.
Stone 4. Co. lIb-tis GrlsVold-sr.
open Hish bow Noon
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-20
Hope for Rain.

The engineer at the ice plant says
that last night after twelve O'Clock
there was a continual flash OF light
ming in the northern heavens for
several hours, and that the display
was scene of unusual beauty as
flash after flash Illuminated the Sky
and formed into fanciful figures OF
different shapes.
This afternoon there is a d9r(i
and overcast sky in the south. wale
the wind shifts frequently, indicat.
ing the approach of rain.
1t will be welcome sigh to see
a rainfall of such proportions as 70
give the crops a god thorough SOAK
ing and it will be salvation 10 the
farmer and the business Interests
which are so thoroughly depcnden.
on a good crop season for rros-
perity.