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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07
SAYS ANOTHER SoLoN
HAS MADE CONFESSION
States Attorney Wayman Declares
Rep. Beckmeyer Admits Getting
Bride for Voting for Lorimer.

CHICAGO, May 6.--The excitement
which prevailed last week following
the bribery charges made by State
Rep. C. A. White, in connection with
the election OF United States Senator
Lorimer was renewed today. State s
Attorney Wayman stated that Rep.
III. j. c. Beckmeyer, OF Carlyle, H..
had "squealed" and corroborated in
every essential detail Whites allega-
tons regarding the distribution in St
Louis of an alleged legislative Jack
pot"
Representative r bert Wilson.
Michael Linz and Henry Shepard.
whose names were mentioned in
Whites original statement as partici-
pants in the alleged JACKPOT distri.
button, ana who were put through a
grueliing cross-examination before tho
grand jury yesterday will be exam.
ineG again today An three men
continue 10 brand Whites charges as
a lie.
According 10 the states attorney
Rep. Beckmeyer admitted that he Wa
in St Louis last july'at the same limo
as Representative White. Shopard
Link. Clark Luke aud Wilson. ina,
he then met Rep Wilson ln room
In the Southern hotel and that he re-
ceived money from Wilson as his
share OF the alleged legislaty, iacr.
pot"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07
ONCE PROSPEROUS BUSINESS
MAN IS NOW A LABORER
Meets Reverses and Annuity Received
from Son Ceases When
Later Dies.

~ selecting laborers and caretakers
for the parks, Park COMMISSIONS
HurlDut and Secretary Busch endeav-
OF 10 secure men who are unable, BE-
cause Of age or injuries to gain a
living by mere arduous labor In the
course of a year some sad stories
come 20 their ears in looking up the
circumstances OF the applicants for
positions
one man who asked for a place a.
Sl75 Fer day was formerly prosper
Gus business man An Office building
now bears his name but the ownersh p
has gone 10 others He met with re
verses some years ago and finally.
transferred the remainder of his for
tune to his son on condition that the
latter Jay HIM an annuity during the
remainder OF his life
The son was the first TO die. how
ever, and as soon as the estate had
been settled the widow cut off the an
nuity and the old man was left penn
less and forced to accept common
laborer's pay He worked for the park
department last year and his place Is
open fer him again this year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07
UNIVERSITY
DEC0RATES ROOSEVELT
Eeeorary Degree OF Coetor CT Phiios
ophy Conferred Upon Former
President at ChriStiana.

CHRfST(ANIA, May 6.--AnotAer
university degree Wa added today 10
the long Us. tha already deCoratcs
Co! RoCscVeits name when the Nor
~, sian university gave him the honor
ary degree OF doctor of philosophy.
The colore. visited the uniyers.ty a.
noon and the degree was conferred
before 2 distinguished group OF Nor
wegian educators. Aside from th!s
Roosevelt spent his last day IN Chris
tiania In What he called Reunion
with his family with whom he said,
ao ~isreG tc get Better acquainted %
A. the cnlonels request several feat
ures planned Tor To-Day We're aband-
oncd
The colonel and Mrs Roosevelt took
a l0nE walk during which they visited
the Norwegian sculptor Nigland. who
is under commission 70 make "A statue
typical of the Norwegian residents ~
North Dakota Knowing that RoOse-
Welt was familiar with this type. the
sculptor called on him for suggestions.
Roosevelt urged Vigland TO make the
statue typical OF the western ranch
man OF America
Roosevolt's throat is still botherinE
him ana he received second treat
meut from Christiauia specials Z.
Most OF the afternoon was spent be.
fore. an open gate fire at the palace.
Roosevelt and King Haakon chatting
like college classmates
There is no denyiI-. the fact that
Roosevelt has taken a great liking 10
Haakon. whom he considers 10 be
intelligent, progressive and Demo
cratic In side remarks the colonel
has indicated that the Norwegian ruler
is more nearly his own kind than any
ruler he has met in Europe
At q o'clock the Roosevelts left IN
q Veri-l train furnished by the kinc,
IN They will Stay aboard
ull the frontier is reach.
49,. hen another special train tender
rd hy King Gustaf. OF Sweden, VIII
I tah the party so Stockholm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07
GOV WARNER BLAMED FOR
MIXUP ON MOTHERS DAY DATE
Failed 20 Make Proclamation Fixing
May 6, As Tire-WiII BE OBJ
served Here May 10.

Through an error IN dates the OBJ
seryance Of Mothers Day in Detroit
and Michigan, will not occur until
Friday, May l3. although in every
Other state in the union, Friday, May
6. is the day observed 1t appears that
Miss Annie jarvis. OF Philadelphia.
with whom the idea OF Mothers
Day" originated. decided TO make the
annual date the second Friday in May
for the school children and the sun
day following for the churches. This
year, however, May /. falling on sun
day, brought the second Sunday on
May 3. and the proclamation was Is
sued from Philadelphia To observe
that day aud Friday. May 6, in the
schools. So as 10 have the dates as
close together as possible.
When May was decided upon, my
sister. Mrs Hermann. who wrote the
Mothers Day Hymn and who is an
intimate Fri, I'D Of Miss Jarvis. com
municated WIN every governor III me
union. and received assurance In a
written reply that they would make
Official proclamation Co that effect.
Win the eNtfpllDH w nv
Werner OF Michigan. from whom no
acknowledgement OF the letter was
received in any form Whatever, SAID
Miss Minnie Diederich. the we'll
known Detroit musician. when the
fact was drawn 10 her attention that
stunt. Martindale had set aside the
second Friday instead of the first Fri.
lay. "At my sisters request ] talked
with Supt Martindale about the day
aud thought he understood the change
;hnt had heen made to the first FRI
lav for this wear. and supposed that
this was the day for the observance
i'm orr schools ! am sorry TO learn
Of the mistake as 1t mcaps that
every other city In the country will
commemorate May 8, and MiChi-
gan not until May 49,
Y The Mothers Day Hymn, which
Mrs Hermann wrote, has been adopt.
ed as the national HYMN for the day
and will he sung throughout the land
IN tie schools and on sunday in the
churches. The wearing of a white
.arnation viii further mark the spirit
OF Mothers Day
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07
DR.. GEO. [. RENAUD
NAB5 AUTO THIEF
Sprints After Youth Who Drives
Machine Away and Lands Joy
Rider in jail.

Dr. George l.. Remand displaye"
some GLASS a. Maraihoner. Thurs
day night wnen me- -T-iuted after a
bold youth who had appropriated the
physiciaus automobile, as IL stood II
front OF his Office M No. 80 Adams
ave west The young man was
mrued over tO the police.
The doctor was busy m his Office
with some patients. when hc hea
the fami,iar chugchug ol his o@A
machine. he dashed madly out of ms
office. leayu. an lstonished patient %
wonder what had happened.
The Youth had the machine nicely
started. lut Ur Renaud Bog q masnih-
cent burst of suecd manager 20 catch
Tie. machine hciore 10 had arrived ~
Wood J.l}e police headquarters
WAS nodded aut lue ,het was turn
.d over to Aoof,ycic Patrolman
Smiia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07
BIRMINGHAM. Ala, May 6.-Wear-

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May Swear
Ing oxygen helmets, state mine in'
spectors and government officials are
today making desperate attempts 90
Get down 10 the 2.300-foot leves in
Mine Nc 3 OF the Palos Goa * Cohe
Co, - miles from here. where l5o
miners were entombei by an eXplo-
sion yesterday OF the entombed men
fifty are white and 100 Negroes. II
is thought all are dead
Women and children believing
themselves TO be widows and or
phans, are gathered about the pit
making frantic efforts To break past
the guards and enter the nine.
Mine Superintendent Milton Dren.
men. who was III the engine room,
across the river from the mine az The
time of the explosion. stated today
that the explosion might have been
caused by miner going into a
gaseous pocket with a lighted lamp.
The explosion, according TO Dren-
nen was frightful He does not be
lieye any Of the eutomhed men cS-
capped. The flames shot iut0 the air
goo feet above the M the pa
prennen was sure tht explosion va
not caused by a dynamite blast tire
miners being forbidden 90 blast eS
cept az noon. I O'Clock ana O'Clock
TIE air fan. although badly damaged
was kept going all night in the hope
that some OF the imprisoned men
might be alive
a relief train of the Tennessee Coal
& Iron Co. bearing State Mine In.
spector James Hillhouse Assistant
Mine Inspector Neal; J. J. Rutledge.
government expert in charge Of the
geological station at Knoxville. Tenn,
physicians, undertakes and helpers,
was rushed 10 the scene of the eX.
plosion from this city. Neal made al
attempt at once to enter the mine and
got down several hundred feet -
found several bodies. but made no
attempt to bring them out Other
miners. without oxygen helmets, en-
tered the mine and found a dozen
bodies, but could not recover them
The rescuers were overcome by gas
and had to be dragged out A NUN.
Der OF the men imprisoned had for
merly been employed in the Hulea
mines, which was destroyed on April
20 by an explosion
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07
WOOL.

LONDON MAY s. At the wool huc-
tion ThursdaH. sales I i22 bales were
offered Despite tne lu'.s ouerin~ -.
which consisted principally of et"s -
brels. ths demand continues strong ana
all SECTIONS paying fUll nrircS. NlnNll't
purchased mrdlam cross orcds ana t,ie
continental and home trade hohgh.
nicgtuos a hardening prices. Follow
trg is tar 81. IL detail. New south
Wales too bales secured, lsl -
a. greasy 5'2dnis l ied queens
land. 100 bales. secured. IL vi =. =
1900 bales. greasy. ga Il a Is I'd, Sudth
Australia. loo bales. secured, ll'Ir
is lloyd. greasy. liedhls Sd. .>,w
Zea land $500 bales. secured. lod - 1 :
II I'D, greasy. a,dftls sisd. Cape -.
Good Hope aud Natal. 200 bales
secured. l0isdMis lod. greasy. SO
1. I'D
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07

"a sa @IaAi-G Fifnr middle west, iA'ot
Sia.tin 1898. Sugar--iiaw stf"hs ,
4, ntrifugal % trst hSSe; mUscoNato.
S. Test SNac. tcfnad. nrm, cutlHtt.
4. 05c. crushed. a.a5C. powdered Sy,jS.
ATanulatcd. 5.sSc. coffee III" No -.
on the spot - q ~. Dressed p"ui-
try--Sg aadyA durkcNs, IA fSr, chic ~ M,
i.ae 3c foMis l5A zoe. spring diNkf
lings. 2Sn zoe Inv poultry -Vlne I,
geese, l0c ducks, lac. fowls; ia a.;
tax KEYS iDfil5c. roostcfs, tolt anu
Nnung. l2isail sc. Steady, IWl
cream. old. specials. IL ipc, skins, spN-
,ialS. lenilc, run skins. ga 'st -,
coffee options opened steady, 10 ~
points lower lsntter-S steady receipts,
f.tll' creamery extra @sc, state dailA
tubs. 23fs.lc. imitation creamery hfstS.
2gia u2ic. EgSs- quiet. receipts, ~
700 nearby white fancy. s3m s3e, near
by mixed fancy 22clsgisc. fresh hrsts.
@afi &c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07

morning the hNllisA feeling BASED on
EtnerallN unfuNornhle crap lepotts
from many sections. offset very latGriy
los IA, improved weather condition =,
good general raias over \ehfasl<sr ..ad
other stateSt ana predictions OF mas
rain ana warmer weather toniSht All
h,mU9TVw rSJerc Is Toledo, ytrat
here ckiimng reccnk freeze inllr9l
wheat ln ohio Northwest me ss.is," ~
indicate that some of the leaders ~
There about half believe In some ,Ar
Jury TO the early spring crop in east
orn South Dakota and western Mime
- "a. \vWs h. MOI OF a decisive cnal q
actcr Rrokers reported liberal volume
90 resting orders ON the huNing sue
around $l.O4 and sl.o2 for the n,w
srop nopti ts. JUN now az t"~> % -
and Septdmher, sl.02A on Wlllish siod-
grn Mlll,r rCport
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07

tteH0rtru iu' He I'''
.,.t..lr nu tUf stock exchange taIs
rorninr vjtb tulats ~ tine a ttt
.lrs generally III from p :" Z t.'lni
influenced hN London captrS ~ lli' 10
,,,.re staruIN lower on alartgfus r+-
n,nrs of Seei.u- illness 90 King td-
ward Following the or 7'nS pr
r.Ilicd yegatpiur th" greater ptit -
49, .rrrv loss Later the market grew
dull and sagged off below openii :
figures. and az noon was weak, VITA
seemingly little public demand
stocks Thu placing OF bonds air'
.ciectly affects the money market ii
indirectly has caused short co'er-h- p
bat SO far IT has not had the enc
of creating either a foreign or domestic
tr,.stfpent demand for stocks on
scale that would warrant ia" exp &C.
fancy ~ a broad ana higher stock mar
long side at present. and II follow tho
bull pointers would pat stops back OF
same
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Judge Dunn's Daughter Expires Sud.
denly ~ Alqer.

srANDisH. Mich, May Mrs
Edith Jessmnre only daughter o
Judge audi Mrs. John " Dunn. wa.
fouud dead In bed al the family rcsi
dence no Alger this county. earl,
Yesterday morning She has been ID
from a slight attack of mcumonia
Size was % years of age and lived 81
Bay CITY. but was at home on a visr
ioI a few days.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07
ATTACKED
BY MEN0N STREET
Pair Siezed at Witherell and Eliza.
beth - Assailants Flee When
Screams, Attract Pedestrians.

Returning from Browns drug store
at No. li6 Woodward-ave.. where they
are employed. Marie Meyers, II years
old and Bernice Nelson. H. were at
tackled by two men AT Witherell aud
Elizabeth-sts.. late Thursday night.
The men jumped out from behind
building ana roughly seized both
young women Their screams attract.
sd pedestrians and the ASSISTANTS.
frightened TOOK To their heels.
Miss Meyers lives at No 81 Eliza.
beth-st. east and Miss Nelson al No.
- Columbia at. east.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07
CHILD RUNS AWAY.
Jean Nicholson Leaves Home When
chded Tor Stealing Money.

Because she was cbldcd by her
mother. Jean Nicholson. Al years old.
ran assay from homo az "a. i29 Gfeeu
wcod-ayc THURSDAY morning
The chgd came home Thursday
morning and appropriated a quarter
The mother discoveted tho theft ana
scolded tie gir. jean .ct so piqued
that she walked out OF the house an3
hasn't returned vet Her father came
20 police hcadquarters, Friday morn.
lac and reported the matter to Tie Ge.
tectiyes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07
AppI-~-Fancy. s4@45O. common,

AppIe~-Fancy. s4G4.5O. common, s.
q 8 per bbl western box apples s27o
a. so per box.
Bnnana~-Good shipping stock. $3.50
r25 80 according 10 quality.
Bcnns-Drted Lima. 5lse per 10.
Celery-California 81 5pg ) per crate:
Florida s2.50N} per rate.
CauIinower-Caiifor se75G3 per
dog $50 q : per crate. - 49, ,ro.o
Cheesc-Micnlg gan Tat. late made %
q lhi2c, fall made. Ia lSc. York state.
le n 2oc. Limburger Wisconsin ia sc:
York state. isQ l9c. German cream,
brick. l7al7nc. Schweitzer. domestic
block. ale: domestic LOAF. &c. import
ed y 3oc per ID:
Da,cs--Persian. 50ec ID. Fards. 80
Dressed Cai,c~-Choice. 1914 allc 10,
FigS-Iiuported. rev. q lac per ID:
California. N5c per box.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumhers. hot
house bSSs ia ia r & oi i Stt1SS $
: 80 per hamper. raaishes. 2op zoe res
doz; wax beans s3.5oa4 per hanieN..
parsley. 25c per doz, green beans; ~
per hamper green peppers. coo basket:
futa bagas. 30 n toe per bu, Florida to-
matoes 81 o51S per 6-has<et. crate &c 80.
Ter basket, water Cress, = ~ 23c IA.
turnips soc bu: bcets GGc ~ carrots.
-, bu. picplant. - q soc doz, spinach
gus. sl2A per doz. California, 35c per
bench: green peas. s2ff225 per bu.
young onions I0@ &C doz
Grape Fruit n per case
Hny-Detroit dealers are poying the
following prices for baled nay IN car
lots T. b. Detroit No. timothy.
sI7T1750. No . timothy. sl60 IS 5o:
clover. mixed, sl5M 1880; rye straw.
s75oTS wheat and Dat straw, So 50V
:. Loose hay from farmers wagons
or the city markets ranged from Sle
Hide- - cured cured 40 /. ilc: green.
No l. Sc. No pulls, curcd. 9.gc.
green. SC No. kip. "netf lie:
green. Sc; No. l calf cured. l6c: green;
&c per To- No hides. lc OF KIP ana
calf, lisc off No. l. horse Ntdes. No /,
g. %: No ? ESQ. shevi skins as 10
Hone,-Fancy white Is0l7c: am
Der. 12mltc. eTtracten. q So per lb-
icmons--Caii-oru,a s4G5m45o box
Iimes--si n % ner 100
Nut---Wainuts. 5ft l6C. Almonds. ~
N lSc. pccans tea lie. flher's. la lEc,
Brazils "a l0c. miN nuts. l2U nc per
10; hickory nuts. shcllharks. pa J 80
crate. TeSas Bernudls. $50 20 per
crate
ranges California navels. s2.75 %
i,n-npple--r'ior,das s2oog2.ao per
doz. sin per crate.
r".a,"e--car lots. bulk, $3.50 peg
% ~ CSC bu. new Ecrwudas. 81 30 a. per
hu. s, per bbl. new southern. " per
bu, 81 30 per Dbl
PouItr,-Chickens lie. hens. = 20
Il lsc stays aud ola roostcfS, Il g iG.
ducks. 16a17c, gese. i@H l4c; turkeys
Il n SC per Ito. -
sweet Potatocs-tllinois. sl4o per
TaIIow-No /. &c. No > Sc per ID
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07
Carson, Craig t. Co,
aIo-ais FORD BLDG. DETR,

aI0-2Is FORD BLDG. DETROIT.
Stocks Bonds. Grain and Provisions
Doston stock Exchange.
Chicago board of Trnhe.
Private wires to all markets
Michigan correspondents ~ psIps
Webbcr q Co.. Boston. and tognn >
Bryan. New York and Chicago.
stock certificates -te-ed pTomp.iy
Correspondence solicited
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07
IN OPERATION

Dailv-Scrvicc via -. & {. line be-
tween Detroit and Buffalo. The
only way to travel on yorr trip
10 the east. $500 saved on your
ticket, 10 say nothing OF the
comfort EN- route.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07
.[ornia naNels. s2.75 o
.IOnRING PRICES.

Canned Goo.~-Apples. gals. ~ 80.
baked beans. LID 90 . eoe LIMA 9v1ii1,
STANDARD Soc Table bees 81, on iaO.
Peas Fancy. early JurH. Sl3h; stan
dads. 81. soaked 5ofl zoe salmon
so,key,G tall 81 90 ilet. e. A'As ro
matoes. 80 q SUc' succotash. slW Ito
per doz
Feed--Rran. 500 nm" mlddliags. s2H
coarse middlinRs. 81 cracked corn:
s25 coarse corn meal SIS. corn and
Fiour--Michlgan patents IN wo9d.
beet. s5.95 ordinary patents 70 ta:
straigh, $3.50 clear. 5000 per DID,
Rye -four. 50 - per Dbl
seed. SIC. Diamond headlight Kerosene.
9ikc. Perfection. Toe: Foccne. l2c;
crown gasoline. i3c per gal. turpen-
rro,i-ion--Nicss pork. s2s 80 tsm,
us S2i6taSA medium clcat. Ns2J 500
q so smoked hams l5Il' !zc, Ivy
soltcd bris'Sets l5c. sncuiaieIs, ! &c, PIC
In re'ccs. nc ketUeN rendered i'e
suaar--Thc retail ptice list for pc
PARK. North Detroit and ihyer Kouse /;
Crystal dominoes. 2-lb. s.. 90 'ctf s.'l
doIuiuoes a-lh, sS.21, eagle tahlc,S.
%NXN powd iSJS, So IS. standard pow.
dorcd. So 10. formulated. extra coafsc.
$3.50, do, line in bulk 800. DO. 20
5-lb cottous. $3.50, do. .io-lb cottons;
sos do. 25-lb cottons. 50. diamond
A $3.50, confectioners \. $3.50. 40
10 :5i So No No & 3. s 80 40 no = :.
50 Is. No : IS. 50. No. .. s. 81; NO. 20
ss2o. No. II sssv,. 10 y I;V 10
Michigan graduated. $3.50,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07
CHICAGO I.NOiIlaIa.

CHICAGO. May g. -Butter cream
cry extras. sSiso. hrsts. 2tyi dairy g.
tV1s. 16V. hrsts. -tc. Esgs Primo
nrsts. 2lc. nrsts. lac chucsc--rwlns,
liN.af lie. young Amoricas, la 'ac
Live poultiy ~ Turkey lac; fowls, 10
% 10 iac. ducks 100 IL isc, geese l2y
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07
= Cn,S.,,., LIVE ,ro,h.
PRODUCE.

The feature % the produce market
this morning was the heavy receipts
Of stray berries, there being sometiiiu-
like eight carloads received late .Cs-
tetdaX ana today There j. a very good
demand. but under this kind Of reee ipt.,
the market Is getting down To sam
mel basis. Butter ~ easy on iucredS-
ins production eggs are easy on a
Stacking mp In demand pOuitvS - nc ii
up only BY the fact that receipts are
50 light and veal calves are WcaN on
heavy receipts and offerings The NcG-
Ctahlc list is steady and active. and
frt sh fruits are steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07
BuTTEk AED EGGS.

Buttcr CreameTics. extras. @9c
o. SITS. .NC. DAIRY bAttef, ere, pdSAins
stock. zoe per 10.
Ess~--trrSn carrent receipts cases
included, igiec per do1 Receipts on
FRIDAY, I,St2 cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07
POLICE flick UP SUSPECTS.
Trio Of Alleged Pickpockets Held
Pending Investigation.

Harry Golden, of Toledo: George
pahschue. of Cleveland. aud George
Bronson. alias Robinson, were ar.
rested THURSDAY afternoon b. Detcc-
tive Wilkinson and Precinct Detective
Martin. They are said TO lie clever
pickpockets and the police alIege tnat
they are members of a gang chat has
been working on street cars iu Na-
uoit. They are held in the first pre-
cinct station, pending an invesiiga.
ton.
The British navy recently built
light draft gunboat in ten sections
each If which wNl float separhtelN
for shipment on a larger vessel TO 4
colonial possession.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07
BUSINESS Briefs.

The Enterprise Foundry CO. has
taken ont permit for a $4,000 addl-
tion 10 its plant AZ Nos. ll36-lli)
WarrCn-aNe. east
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07

The Detroit Terminal Railway an
nCunces that il Will accept the eondi-
lions imposed by the state raiiroal
commission under which II may cross
WoudWard.ave in Higiiland Park The
CON panv agrees TO hear practically
the entire COS, OF separating thc
era los IN The event OF Highland Park )
annexation to Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07

The contract FOR the mason work
on the Hudson MOTOR Car Co s new
plant. To be erected in the Fairview
district has been awarded 20 \
Smith & Co. Flint concern, with
branch Offices in Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07
ru,,,.o Gu.I> LETTER.

Reported for TIE Times rs Carson.
craig q Co May s Wheat Prices az
this writing are not far from where
they closed yesterday for all months
L; was a hesltating market durins the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07
LIVE STOCK
EAST tEEAIO-npcntng.
Dtuuin. A stevens I've stock Report

Dunuing n stevens I've stock Vrp"rt'
EAST BUFFALO. y. ~ May IS. -
t~pttialD cattle Receipts 10 cars
man Nct slow.
lest i.5Va To i.450-ih steers, 81 - ~
SIS. good 200 TO l350-lh steers. 81 -
80, best l.lo0 90 l.eoa-lh shirp'ns
steers ST. 5oU 20. medium butcher
sfotrs. 900 10 100 lbs. s6lf6.to, n8h,
butcher steers. S5e5 a $50 hest iat
cows. 50 sea ESQ fair TO good cows
$40 "a =. -. common TO medlum. 90
:. so li425. best fat heifcrs $500 - -,
good tat helfers, Si.i5WS %. tnh 90
good. DO. SJfi515. best feeding steer :.
s. t5tl6 -. medium Ia good. do So +
5.t5 Stockers, all grades s. 80 &C. go
best bulls. SIS 80. bologna bulls, CO..
90. thin light bulls. 50 - 81 %. uVs.
mixers and spriugers. $50 y % cola
non 80 good. 10. s25 10 each.
Hogs Receipts 20 cars. strohS
heavy. Slo.l5, workers. ard PIGS. Slo'-'
70 10 -
Sheep aud lambs Receipts so ~ -
active. hest lambs S9.luf,9 80. trat.
lngs S5I5GS wcthcts. s.21p 90,
ewes 81 s0Fts.
a. I'D.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07

HustpesS-Iikc Printing. 80 fuss and
NO feathers The plain, neat kind that
onks wight. Times Printing Co, 10
John T. St Main -fJs. o. CITY sSsS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-07

The old buildings at Nos 81 TO a.
Baglry-ave.. southwest corner OF Chr
ford-st.. are being torn down TO make
way for new building to be erected
by Herbert T. Boynton, from plans
now being prepared by Architect Al
bert Kahn. The building will cover
the lot aud viii be only two stores
high tor the present. but the founda.
tions will be made strong enough TO
support two or three additional floors,
which will be put on when there Is
demand for them.