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New-York tribune., 1910-12-16
TOR FREER DEALINGS IN GOLD
MacVeagh Seeks Authority to Held
Bullion and Foreign Coin.

Washington, Dec. 1a-Secretary Mac
Veagh to-day sent to Speaker Cannon a
recommendation Tor the introduction OF a
bin giving authority for the Treasury to
hold gol5 bullion and foreign gold coin
II limited amounts as security for gold Ger
tihcates He said this would add TO the
facilities of our great financial centres as
free markets for gold. by furnishing bet
Ter opportunity FOR bankers and dealers IN
exchange TO secure or dispose Of gold bars
and foreign coin than has heretofore ex-
.S-ed"
Ai7sther advantage. he pointed cut, would
% IN the reduction Of unnecessary COIN
age operations IN our minis. IA the iaSt
twenty years. lie declared, S379,ooo,o go in Tor
elgh gold coin las been imported into ire
Lnlteo States. Of which syl1, ,0gJ,ve9 was
deposited a. raints for recoinage- In the
same period United States gold coin 10 the
valve of sS-s.0se0eO has been exported.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-16
RAILROAD ASKS MEDIATION
Western Engineers VIII Probably
Apree. Making Strike Unlikely.

washington. Dec. 15.-An appeal for their
oes.as In mediation of the controversy be-
tween the Western railroads and their loco
motive engineers WAS received this after
,oo,, nv chairman Knapp of the Interstate
.r.,,,,r,erce Commission and DR.. Charles I.
,-a,u Commissioner OF Labor. The request
'.a,,,a from the railroads. 1t is likely that
the brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Iii accede TO a request for mediation.
hitch will be submitted 10 it by the medl-
ators.
,rhe likelihood of a strike, it Is under
stood. Is remote. at least antil an effort 10
adirst the controversy shall have been
made
New-York tribune., 1910-12-16

FLOUR AND MEAL--FTour inactive and
81 2as5 so ~ Wnter te straishts 81 25asf 49, win
ter patents. 81 6oGsi 90 spring Gears. 81 3og
5 extra 10 winteE n 50 So9s3 so extra r 7N No
81 So RYE FIoUR-Firm, Fair . good: s4@
- Ghqfs e f5Dfy = ss4 pss 100 81 n eoSK eoSk
AlEAI-steady. Kiln dried g 30, % :, BAG "a MEAL
Fns white and elI%ST 81 2oaS1 spy1 20
standard middling s26 90 oSr S do ,g f2s s, TO- red
R!adiiGF nv go 50 bulk. s24 70 SACKS OF
MEAL-s36 50aS36.
PROy!sIONS-Mo Moderately active and un-
settled Price movements irregular, with hog
sslGes s2i famfly nafss' s22ssaa shoI5 clear
ts 5e Sacnet si5Ss1S 5S extra india mess
sas s S0Srsso S0 BEEF HAMs-Duii; s24 5oas27.
IT. Ieo lb iihc. I4O Ih ike: pigs. 11a.c.
err MEATS--Pickled bellies, dull; 10 10. 15a.c;
Z b. lac 9 1S csl 7se haS cognry o1aaqy
7n@7&c LARD-steady; middle West. IL sea
II 6Oc: city dun, 1oc; renned nrm; Soutn AInerl-
ca1,nnou1S ca, ss4 6sc sTEARINE-Easy: oleo.
aI4 c; city lard. IL &c
sUGAR-Rafned steady, with a fairly good
demand. Standard granulated, 4.soc net, less
, ner can, cash There was sale OF limited
Quantity OF Cuba sugar. first half January
clearance soua al 10 sec here Cubas for last
haIf January shipment were offered at pa c
but not taken. SPOT steady; centrifugal. OF
.es, tc. rnuscovado. 50 test. 3i@c. and mo-
iassas sugar' so test. SIC. In London bee,
sugar was dull and unchanged 10 sd lower
Ttaca,,har and January, as q q: May. % 3X a
London cabIed the worlds visible supply as
8 ESQ. GOO tons.
RiCE-Steady TO hrni. with good demand
for ernau lots at full prices.
MEYars-cOPPER-S quiet. snoj
and December 1927 lsa12 sSe; January 12soa
~ a7iSce February IL $50 IL. 45c: March 10 an,
70 zoe London quiet; spot. $50 15s futures
f5T los Lake copper. 1919 25c: electroIytic
10 10 -6dnIsc. casting. 12.5oG II zoe TIN
wsaE. snot and December. ST 90dss 2fs,. lam
ary, 81. .s7is a37 9oc: February, sT.s2N dfs7. eo,
March 81 s0a37 90c. London weak: snot
ffTR ios- futtlres EI7i. New York sales ts
tons January at 3T.ooc: five tons January ~
II 81 l1c LEAD--Steady 4.i3a4 5s,c New yori-
4 sTiaefa s0e East st Louis. Lsond n spot fis X
SPrITER-Cyuiet 5-75aa.s5c New York: NM
5ssc Fast ST Louis. London spot. t2i IRON
Cleveland warrants. 4ss iolsd In London. Io-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-16
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Dec. 15--wHEAT-spot steady
No red Western winter IS 1Ieds futures
quiet; December. IS 9Sa q; March. SIS II .
May, IS SD COPN-Spot quiet; American
mixed. 50 SID; futures quiet: January. 4s
sad; February. 4. Ssd. PEAS-Canadian. 7s
Sd FLOUR-wiuter patents, 2ss Cd HOPS
In London (Pacifc COast), e 15s2s "a los
BEEF = Extra India mess. 1855 PORK -
Prime mess Western. 1918 Sd HAHS-Shorr
cut, 64s. BACON-CumberIand cut. SIS 81:
short rib, sJs Cd; clear bellies. 61s Sd; long
clear middles, light, 62s cd; heavy, SIS; shorr
clear backs. Cos I'd SHOCLDERS-Square
SIS LARD-Prir1e Western. tierces. 53s.
American refined pals. J4s Sd CHEESE
Canadian finest white. new, 56s Sd; coIored.
5Ss. TURPENTINE-Spirits 5Ss Sd. ROSIN
Common. lis 90. PETROLECM-RefneG.
61.d. LINSEED OIL. 42s Sd. COTTONSEED
OIL - Hull refined. spot. 29s. TALLOw =
Australian In London. SIS Sd.
I4oEf1cn, Dec. 15.-SUGAR = Paw. centrff-
ugaI. los; muscovado. 9s: beet December as
S.d. LTNSEED-Caicutta, Aprfl-June 5ss
LINSEED OIL. S9s Sd SPERM OIL fS4
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES refined. 3 lad: spirits
SAd. TJRPENTINE-Spiri SIS Sd. ROSIN
American strained. 14s 713d fine, fIs It'd
Antwerp, Dec 15--PETROLECM. 10 francs
New-York tribune., 1910-12-16
FAVORS CENTRAL BANK
Committee of Produce Exchange
Issues Report in Pamphlet.
OTHER EXCHANGES WILL ACT
,.;onal Board of Trade to Con-
slider Various Papers at
Convention.

49, york Produce Exchange has
,-s,-aa in parnphIet form the report OF its
-, committee appointed in the tall 10
. careful study Of the papers pun
- - ,c the National Monetary Comrnis-
with A view to forming ccnclusioils
- ,be proper solution Of the banking
,u5 currency question
;+s rsnort the committee said that
n .,,o rieiditv of the bank note circula-
- vas not the sole defect in the none
~ ~ -, i explained the occasion of
-, os the disaster which has accom-
.a-.+,5 the finarlial crises OF the years since
go. ..i,,,a1 currency system has been in
existence. s...,
The panic Of 1SgI was reviewed IN oe'ali'
=. .,,-;,,,r the effect upon the country 5
.,,,,,,errial life Of the fundamental un-
--.5-ass of the rational monetary sys-
-" proper monetary system, the
--.-,f.,es said. should provide a currency
t,trs IN ,-alue. adequate in volume quick
,,an6 and contract in response 20
--.5a needs. ana equally available in all
,a-te nf the country: and should provide
10 coordination of the banks OF the
,-,,,,,-v- These two general requirements
.6s committee found provided for by the
central bank system.
in sppving the principle Of a central
r.,,l IN the present system. the committee
-s,,arested the organization Of central
,,srional banking association, the stock Of
hitch should be owned by the national
,anRs and which should have branches in
,.s,;or1s business centres The association
ronIs have the sole note-issuing power,
sn5. among other powers, those of redis-
,crn+fng commercial paper for the national
hanks and tiscounting first-class bank ac-
ceprences.
similar committees have been appointed
rv about $50 other commercial exchanges
throughout the country, following the sug-
eesficn of the Monetary Commission that
1he material gathered by il be studied by
,nosIness men. The reports from all or
.hese committees viii be submitted to the
National Board ot Trade at its convention
81, WASHINGTON next month.
TIE Produce Exchange committee Is COM
.,osed Of John P. Truesdell, chairman; John
Asp.gren, Welding Ring, Elliot 7. Barrows
sr6 F E Hagemeyer-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-16
NEW HOSPITAL FOR THE BRONX.

Several of the leading physicians OF New
York appear as directors of The Bronx
Hospital, which obtained certificate OF
incorporat ton in the Supreme Court Tester-
day from Justice Seabury. The site for
the hospital. which will have from flfty
to one hundred beds. has not yet been
selected, but the organizers have options
or two sites in the fremont section OF
The Bronx. The money has all peeH
raised by the doctors interested in inc
Srne Of the directors OF The Bronx HOS
pital are Or. Abraham Jacob, III " i,is u,
.-'sr ar samuel VT Lambert Dr II. II.
II. Lyle, Dr. Wolff Freudenthel ana pr'
George w. Jacoh4
New-York tribune., 1910-12-16
BANKS TO DIVIDE PROFITS
Christmas Present for Chase and Lib
erty National Shareholders.

The directors of the Chase Nauohai
Bank declared the regular quarterly diVl-
dens Of 3 per cent yesterday and an extra
dividend Of s per cent, payable on January
2: and the directors of the Liberty National
rsaek declared the usual quarterly per
cent and an extra per cent, also payable
eu January g
The extra dividend 10 the stockholders OF
tie Chase represents E disbursement o.
$4,000. as the banks capital is S0,eA,eoU.
The Liberty National Bank has sl.ocae5o
capital stock, and the shareholders viii re-
ceive in the aggregate $4,000 as the amount
ot the ) per cent extra dividend. A day
or two ago the First National Bank de-
clared n addition TO the regular quarterly
G Der cent dividend an extra dividend OF 8
Der cent. which will give the stockholders
sSeoe,l this year beyond the amount OF their
regular g per cent on the s1o.eeo,eV capital
Syock
New-York tribune., 1910-12-16
RUBBER FROM MEXICAN TREE
Product Compares Favorably with
That Of Brazil, It Is Said.

According TO reports from Detroit which
are interesting rubber manufacturers here,
a tree has been discovered in Mexico which
yields q rubber gum comparing favorably
IN excellence with the product OF the rub
Der trees Of Brazil. The new gum. il is
said. can be produced al about II cents
2 pound. and great forests Of the trees
exist on the west side Of the Sierra Madre
range. concessions covering a considerable
part OF which forests are said 10 have been
obtained from the Mexican government by
Detroit capitalists.
"ilhih the last few years rubber has
been proouced on an extensive scale from
aie e1ay''4e plant, which grows in great
rnuiiidance IN Mexico. The Intercontinental
1--yDSi yohpany controls this source of
supPig % crude rubber Para rubber has
not SOLO under 81 35 pound for two years
kho i nov r'iling at about 81 50.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-16
GREATEST CORN CROP
Final Estimate Of Yield, 1926,
$4,000 Bushels

Washington, Dec 15--Finai estimates of
the important farm crops of the country
for 1910. announced to-day by the Crop Re-
porting Board of the Department of Agri-
culture. are as follows:
Corn-3. .l25, 900 bushels of weight from
III. .ea2. 900 acres; total farm value 81 523 s6S-
coo. ass cents a bushel.
Winter wheat-464o o44,o00 bushels of weight.
from 29, 27000 acres; total farm value s4l3-
575, coo, or SCI cents bushel.
Spring wheat-23l. $4,000 bushels Of weight,
from 1878, Geo acres: total farm value S20.,-
SIS. .000, or So cents buShel.
All wheat-6S5, $4,000 bushels of weight,
from 4a. a.205, 600 acres; total farm value s621,
i45, ,00o or S9.4 cents per bushel.
Osts-1, ,126. $500 bushels of weight from
So, 5000 acres; total farm value 1884 7l6 coo.
or 34.1 cents per bUshei.
Tobacco-9S4S $4,000 pounds, from ], ,23S, 500
acres; total farm value S91, ,459. .050 or 9.3
cents per pound.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-16
OPPOSES SITE FOR FIRE HOUSE.

Fire Commissioner Waldo referred 10 the
Coroporation Counsel yesterday the ques-
ton as to whether not he has the rlght
to erect a fire house in washington ave-
nue., Rockaway Park, Borough OF queens
The site was acquired some time ago. but
q real estate company contends the streets
are its private property and are restricted
;, tbe building of private dwellings.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-16
PHILADELPHIA LOAN ILLEGAL.

Philadelphia, Dec. 15.-Philadelphia's pro-
posed new SS00O,o00 loan, which was ap-
proved at the November election. was de-
clared illegal to-day by the Court of Com
mon Pleas, which upholds suit brought by
the taxpay ers' committee, headed by Logan
NJ Bullitt. 1t is held that certain legal re-
ouirenents were not complied with.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-16

SIS 25: No 2. si4 750s15 rs: No Southern and
No 1 southern, soft, SIS 25dSf5 T5
MOLASSES AND SakUTs-SIeady and un-
changed basis.
NAVAL SrORES-Genera1 market un-
changed. with fairly good business. and
tone here and at the South steady.
OILS - Linseed oil unchanged. Refined
petroleum in steady demand at recent prices
COTTONSEED OIJ~-Lfttle feature to the
r1arket, but prices were steady, closing at L
point decline to points advance. Local con-
tract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-12-16
NOT TO REoRGAN1zB ROAD
Truesdale Says Laekawanna VIII Not
Take Over 3. & S. r P

!" II, Truesdale. president Of the Della.
ware. Laekawanns Il Western Railroad Go
iiea yesterday report from Pit,sburg ths4
IiS road was 10 take over and reorganfza
'1e Buffalo & SusQuehanna Railroad a,d
@teha IL into Pittsburg. Representatives az
ne 4's per cent bcndholders Of The. PufssIo
- ousqnehanna Railway Company. which
co4si wi ols the Buffalo & Susquehanna Pal
u1ored deai 4
New-York tribune., 1910-12-16

The final figures on corn reported by the
government giving the yield as 3.125. 600
bushels. is by far the largest crop ever
harvested, the former record crop having
been the 1905 harvest of 2.927. .416.091 bushels.
The total last year was .. az, 900 bushels,
and in 1868 the crop was 266S, SOL 900 bushels.
The total wheat harvest of 695, 200 bushels
compares with last years crop of 737.159, coo
bushels and the 1905 harvest Of ga, ,602, 60
New-York tribune., 1910-12-16
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
ABOARD CLEARANCEs,

SoIION-Itreguiar, but no weakness de-
kS5ioped as onertngs were absorbed by a demand
Wilch appeared TO be inspired by bush ginning
reports builish spot news, continued heavy ex-
ports and reports OF further deterioration in
me indian crop. After early decline TO
Io.Soc for May there rally to IS 46c or TO
"lthin points of the high record for the sea
son put prices later eased off again under profit
taxing, and the close barely steady net un-
changed 10 points lower The market opened
steauy at decline Of points TO an advance of
points, near months being relatively easy in
response to disappointing English futures while
late months were relatively firm Exports con
tinue liberal. reaching something like los. 900
bae5 to-day. and the total far for the sea
son is now 100000 bales or more ahead of last
year Southern spot markets were generally un-
changed 10 &c higher. Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-12-16
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Dec. t5.-Estimates that the world
wheat crop is greatly in excess OF the avs-1ss
day on the market here Closing figures
at net decline OF 1sd Ac Corn finished the
of 10 a shade advance. and provisions yaryIE;<
from 10c rise 20 45c decline. Range OF prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-16
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Dec 1J.-CLOvERsEED-Ca De-
cember and January. 50 %; February. 50 20;
March. 50 90 April sS 30; October So IS.
ALSIKE-Prime and December. SO 45. TIMO-
THY-Prime and December, 81 So.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-16
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney & CO.. No. 25
Broad street, New York. and No. 100 South
3th street. Phiia5elphia.)
New-York tribune., 1910-12-16
FURNISHED by Curtis & Sanger. No. 10 vi
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds. COM
pared with Wednesdays;
New-York tribune., 1910-12-16
COBALT STOCKS.
BIRMINGHAM &

: FURNISHED by warren. Gzowsk & Co.. No 35
e Broad street.)
New-York tribune., 1910-12-16
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

F o b afoat.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10
FAMOUS MEN COMING.
G. w. Perkins and Other Big Guns 70
Attend Y. NJ. c. A. Convention.

\ number OF noted men and famous
speakers viii attend the state conyen-
ton of the Y. NJ c. A. 20 be held in
Detroit. April 2S.29 Among those 20
lie present will be George " Perkins,
Of the J 2. Morgan * Co. and chalc-
nan OF the board OF directors OF the
Pere Marquette Cyrus H. Mccormick,
OF Chicago. president OF the lnterna-
ticnal Harvester Co. Judge Selden =.
Spencer. OF 81. Louis. president OF the
last y NJ G. A. international conven-
ton John f. Wilder. OF Chicago. pres
ident OF the Union League Co. and eN-
president OF the Illinois Manufactur-
ers association, c. X Towson ~
New York, industrial secretary OF the
y. NJ c. a. international committee;
Z l. r Brown. OF Chicago. former y VI.
| {. \ state secretary OF Illinois. and
/ X 4 ShHmaker, present y. VI. c. \
( state secretary OF Illinois other prom
inent men who have partly promised
10 attend are John r Mott. OF New
York. Hon X g. F. Mcfarland, OF
Washington, d. c. and Grand Chief
Stone. Of the Brotherhood OF Locomo-
tive Engineers.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10
Mob Hangs Negro Preacher.

GREENWOOD, Miss, March .
Parson Wallace, a Negro preacher
was taken from the county jail and
lynched here shortly before noon to.
day \ death watch had been main
tanned AZ the jail since an early hour
last night Wallace engaged In re-
yolyer night with policeman, in which
both were seriously wounded The
mob surrounded The Jail but was kept
quiet by a statement from the sheriff
that Wallace would probably die
When 10 became known he might re-
cover The mob took him from the jail
The officer shot by Wallace will re-
cover
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10

DO feel weak tired dependent have frequent head
hes coated tongue, bitter or bad taste in morning
heartburn, beehne of gas acid risngs in throat ate
e,ne. stomach enaw burn, foul breath, dizzy spells
or variable appetite, at times and kindred
symptoms
II you have any considerable number OF the
above symptoms 700 suffering from bilious
ness, torpid liver with indig estion. dyspepsin.
DR.. Pieree's Golden Medical Discovery is made
up Of the valuable medicinal principles
known to medical science for the permanent
of such abnormal conditions. IL ~ a most
ethcieut liver inNigorstor, stomach tonic, bowel
regulator aud nerve strengthened.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10
Cot Sc Cents croOkedly On the Level,

Detectives Martin and Hogan. al
Trumbul station. have recovered d
$3.50 spirit level belonging To Hall K
Cronan. contractors. and stolen from
the new building OF the American Lady
Corset Co The level had been soli
FOR 80 cents 10 waiter in Einheuser's
saloon John Nowak and Joe Zemin-
ole. now serving 9Gda, 'erms ia the
wolkhouse for theft. arc accused OF
stealing the level. and warrants ars
waiting for them
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10
BONDS FOR SALE

The BOARD of commissioners OF the
W az ne County shaking Fund DESIRING
20 raise money % retire the bonds 81
WAYNE Coun'S due MAY isE lglo VII
March ltth. 1910. az 30 = nl.. tor all
or any part OF the following list OF
borcs
s45.ooo-Ci,y or Detroit. Public sewer.
a. bonds. issued March End.
l>st. due March End. 1925.
principal and semi-annuai ln-
terest March md. sept md.
payable AT tie office uf the
Treasurer of the city of De-
troit
2oe0-ClN OF Detroit Improvement.
Slsg bonds. issued Dee 3lst.
1856. due Dec 3lst. 1915. prin-
CIpal and scWi-anuuai interest
Jan lst and Jaly st payable
AZ the First National Bank OF
Detroit Mich
Refundins ~ bonds issued
sept lst 1900 due Sept list
1894. principal and semi-an,,
nual interest. March LIST and
sept LIST. payable al WYan-
dotte savings Bank Wyan-
dctte Mich
.ooO-VilJage Of Falrview tnow part
of Detroit city,. water works,
~. 'c bonds. issued March 81 ~.
1904 due July lst 1894 priu-
Cipal and semi-annUal interest.
January tst ana July lst. pay
aVtN 1t kiiF N+ 4tNF ffi Altf lNfNl
trust company Detroit, Mich
igan
25ooo-ylllage Of Fairyiew Cnow part
81 the city OF DetrotU Water
Works AZ bonds issued
sept LIST 1905. due sept LIST
1896 principal and semi-an-
nual interest. March LIST and
sept lst PAYABLE Al tie otnce
~ The Union Trust Company
Detroit Mich
bonds issued January md
1904 due Jan End 1884 ptln-
cipal and semi ANNUAL inter
tst Jan. 2ud and July End.
PAYABLE at state Savings Bank
OF Detroit, Mich.
s4oo-Township or Ecorse school
District Ne a. Retuudius
bonds 49, ISSUED october
principal and s-tui-aunUai i'm
terest April 20th ana October
Goth PAYABLE AZ Detroit say
INKS Bank. Detroit Mich
42oo-Township 81 Ecorse school
District No. az bonds is
sued October 20th 1904 due
ana interest Aprt 10Th. octo
Der goth. payable AT Detroit
savings Bank. DETROIT. Mich
00o-TowAship OF Ecorse school
sued july LIST. 1903 due J.ls
lst. 1893. priuci pal and inter
est Jan. lst, July LIST. payable
az Detroit savings Bank. De
trolt Michigan.
Township ~ Ecorse school
District No y. 4is bonds is
sued May lst go5 due May
lst 1888. principal and semi
annual interest MAY lst and
No. ist ,payable at Belray
savings Bank. now Detroit
. 600-Townshfp OF Sprinewells
bonds, issued Aug goth. 905
due Aug goth 1885. principal
and semi-aunual Interest Feb
18th. and Aux 30th. payable
Al pelray saving Bank De
troit. Mich.
q os1 43-Nlllage OF Ford. Water
bonds. az issued June ist
lfu3 due Iue lst. 1893. prin.
opal and annual interest.
June lst. pavabl" At state saw
ings Bank. Detroit. Mich
COY village ~ Ford. Electric Light
bonds. Az Issued June Ist
500 due June Let. 1888. prln-
c.pal and annual interest. pay
able at state savings Bank OF
Detroit Mich
Address proposals TO Geo. g. Law
Room l06. Wayne County building. De.
troit. Mich.
The right is deserved TO reject any
OF all bids
GEO a. LAWRENCE. Sec'y
Board or comm ssioners Wayne County
Sinking Fund
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10
Saved A Soldier,s LIE.

Facing death from shot and shell in
the civil war was more agreeable 10 j.
A. Stone. OF Kemp Tex, than facing
II from what doctors said was con
sumption, Il contracted stubborn
cold ne writes. that developed a
cough that stuck TO me in spite OF all
remedies for years. Ny weight ran
down 10 1870 pounds. Thep | began
TO use Or Kings New Discovery
which completely cured me | now
weigh rs pounds. For Coughs. Colds
La Grippe Asthma. Hemorrhage
Hoarseness. Group. WhoOping Cough
and lung trouble it's supreme. Trial
bottle free Guaranteed by L c. Kin
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10
Woman Guilty; Husband May Co Free.

Joseph Streck, the Gypsy husband
OF Madame Julian. fortune teller. ar
rested here on the charge az helping
the madame steal $4,000 worth OF furs
and diamonds from sHpefstitiuus
woman IN New Orleans. may escape
punishment
Detective Eli Baker. who took
Streck back 20 New Orleans. return
ed 90 Detroit Wednesday morning and
said that no one had vet found the
missing Madame Julian. who seems 10
nave been lhe real guilty person
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10
Political PalaVer


That April enrollmenl 81 yo;eys by
6al3N which is provided Tor IN tho
ueM statr primary law. Will cost the
ITS oi Detroit Al least $3.50. ne
couucil appropriated tha, sum Tor me
purpose Tuesday night. maAihs us
tsumat, ou basis OF $50 precincts.
q. is known that the city should oe re
disir,clel. buJ this il hardly possible
before April 4 the date ot the enron
mont The election commission may
have ~ 20 90 considerable expense -
correct me enrolment lists later -
tLe olt, Is redistgicted.
4 strang. and peculiar innovation IN
puag al hanQuels has been HndertaA
ca Is The Wayne County Republican
.lrn h. connection with the big iced m
the Light Guard armory SATURDAY.
nieht There viii be something 90 eat
-i fact rash people say that thee
viii bc enough ana plenty 10 eat. This
is unusual and start!ing. since pan
quetcls nave been supposed 20 get
along oil oratory mostly a. these al
fairs The club has mailed out !nvit q
lions showing a bill OF fare IN which
tendeUo!u of beef. baked vhltefsi
and cherry pie occupy important pos
tons Secondarily the list OF speak
ers Is shoWL Shades OF the Michigan
Clue.
As stated in The Times TWO months
ago Edward Bullock, property CLERK
and accountant OF the department. OF
public works. seems 10 De the choice
for CRY accountant 20 succeed Nicho-
las Grit sci. July l. Mayor Breitmeye.
drst thought or rendering the place
10 Howard C. Beck. bat the latter
could r0t accept, and Bullock has had
little opposition since. although the
appointment has not been officially
announced
The senate has approved or the
printing OF J. 0% copies OF an amend
meut 20 the EaStal 'eq,psanons oil
colling for Quf.ler pre- tc '',rs 81 CLERKS
and carriers The at.sEinent went a
committee and aw never be heard OF
again Supposedly, the copies printef
will ind their way into the hands OF
Michigan clerks and carriers