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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-25
Easter post cards at Newton's.
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n q T.
Easter flowers at Kemble's.
~ 5a1egis
Easter post cards at Newton's.
George J. Allsn. opti:a. specialist
Photos OF the wreck at Newton's.
Come and see the now wheels at
Hublers.
Views showing wrecker at work. at
Newton's.
Fine sweet pea and nasturtium seed
at Kemble's.
Fruits and green vegetables for sale,
at Whitney Bros
The Easter gifts most appreciated
come from Kemble's.
Masquerade ball, Forney's Hall, on
Wednesday, March 80.
For 6aie-Two iron beds, three mat
Fesses and springs, ITO East Linn.
Dr. Nogg1e, veterinary surgeon. Nc
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-25

Brown. photographer. 10 West Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-25

Be sure and see the Klondike before
deciding upon an incubator. &c. r..
Schmidt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-25
George .. Allea. optisai specialist.

s Views showing wrecker at work. at
Newton's.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-25
Gilles.Ilepab6tgla
The City In Brief
1aster flowers at Kemble's.

Easter flowers at Kemble's.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-25

Fruits and green vegetables for sale,
at Whitney Bros
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-25

DR.. Billiard. osteopath. Is West Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-25

Fine sweet pea and nasturtium seed
at Kemble's.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-25

Elk chocolates are the best. Hoag
Drug Company:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-25

Rates in other towns are discussed
on page seven
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12
SAM FITZPATRICK R0ASTS
JACK JOHNSON AGAIN
Says Jeffries Battle viii Show What
Poor Apology He Is A Title
Holder.

Sam Fitzpatrick. who handled John.
sou In his important battle that gave
To him the championship crown. write
as follows:
III there is the least doubt in your
mind about Jef's winning next July,
| just dispel II right now. You know
Johnson never could hit-by that |
mean hit hard enough to class him
as dangerous Now, what chance has
a man who can't hit against Jeff?
am not saying this because he treated
me "a he debut you take IL from
me that Tommy Burns was good and
strong on his feet when the police
| jumped into the ring
Under the circumstances II won't
! do for me TO say too much. but next
July will show you what a poor repre-.
ser tative our present champion is
when he stacks up along with a real
heavyweight Jeff won't have 10 be
In condition 10 beat him
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12
PAPER CASE POSTPONED.
Attorney For House Members Asks
Continuance.

WASHINGTON. Feb 1.-THE an
swer OF the two houses OF congress
to the suit of the Valley Paper Co. OF
Holyoke. Mass, against the joint
committee on printing, WA not be
made for TWO weeks. a messenger
from the senate was present in the
supreme court of the District OF
Columbus. with. a curt note conveying
the information that the senate had
declared that justice Wright had in
vaded the constitutional preroeatives
OF the senat in issuing an order TO
show cause why mandamus should
not he issued against the congress
sional committee. Although the
house voted at midnight last night TO
instruct its members of the commit
tee to appear in court. none OF the
congressman were there In person.
Attorney George r. Hamilton APP
peared for the house members and
asked a continuance for two weeks
because he said they had not decided
what answer TO make.
Il will have il appear on the
record" said Justice Wright. that
you are appearing here as friend OF
! the court instead OF attorney for tbs
defendants. SO that the prerogatives
they claim 10 have, Will not be
waived
The postDonement Of the case pre-
vented the delivery OF the senate let
ter
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12
OFT TIMES
CROKER COMING
BACK TO RACE
Can't Get a Square Deal on British
Tracks So Will Come Back to the
Good Old U. S. A.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE Yalo
blue and gold Of Richard Croker, the
ora time Tanimany leader, are 10 be
seen on the turf In this country during
the coming season. according TO a re-
port about the local race courses 10.
day Croker, who Is now In Florida,
wants 10 gain back the laurels that
wore his when Dobbins and other hign
class cracks were sweeping all be-
ioIe them and with this end I'm view
he Is considering buying a couple OF
seasoned racers and bringing some or
70 get OF orby. his derby winner.
from the other side.
Crokep withdrew from active racing
IN England last year, because OF "A
reeling that he could hardly expect "A
square show on the big courses there
he has couple OF good ones at his
IRISH farm AT the present time and
there are good grounds for the BELIEF
that he will try them on this side
rather than In England
croker has always been good
sport SO far as the race track is con.
cerned and with turf affairs In this
country In bad shape at the present
time. the suggestion that he will again
become a factor on the turf here has
delighted horsemen, as outside OF the
Dryers, there has never been a man
racing on the local tracks who was 80
willing TO spend his money for horse
that took his eye than the former head
OF Tammany hall.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12
TAFT WILL TALK
ON BIC ISSUES
He Is Expected To Define His Posi-
tiOn in Speech at Banquet in
New York Saturday.

WASHINGTON. Feb. ll.--When Is
a trust Good trust9' And when is
| 1t a bad lrust?"
How far should the government 20
in its prosecutions OF trusts?
What should be the governments
attitude toward trusts in the event OF
an adverse decision in the Standard
oil and tobacco cases now before the
United states supreme court?
What IN the event Of a favorable
decision?
How may the platform pledges OF
the Republican party best be carried
out By the administration?
These are some of the questions
President Taft is expected 20 answer
IN his speech tomorrow night before
the New York Republican CLUB, at the
Waldorf Astoria
That there is intense Interest on
the part OF the financial world ia what
the president vii. have 20 say. is put
ting IL Midi! That ne will take oc-
casiOn 10 clear. mp some OF the mlsun-
dersJandngs that prevail regarding
his policies Is the confident prediction
OF those who have talked with the
president in the past few days
II is believed that he will Ieiterate
and elaborate upon his recent declara.
ton that il is not the purpose OF the
administration 10 run amuck in its
proposed prosecutions, and that he
will make il clear that the supreme
courts forthcoming Interpretation of
the sherman antitrust law will have
much 10 do with shaping the govern
ments future policy
The president has probably put
more thought into the preparation %
his speech OF tomorrow night than
into any since he entered the white
house. For the past two weeks he
has been fairly besieged 0y represen-
tatives OF the financial interests to
make such a clear and positive de
Claration regarding the administra-
tons purposes as would eliminate the
possibility OF misinterpretauon They
have pointed ont that the present ner-
vousneSs in the business world has
been due 10 uncertainty as 10 the adj
real attitude toward the
great industrial combinations. The
today is that the presi-
dent will accede 10 this wish Most
OF the time today was spent by the
president in getting his speech into
shape.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12
SWEARS SENATOR
SOLICITED BRIDE
New York Scion Accepted $1,000
Graft Money, According To
Story of Senator COnger.

ALBANY. " y. Feb. IL. That
state Senator J. p. Aids. leader OF the
majority OF the upper branch OF .ie
state legislature. directly solicited the
bride senator Conger alleges was
paid Aids TO stihe legislation wnile
member of the assembly in 1901,
was the sworn statement OF Conseri
at tue legislative inquiry today
Conger confirmed the testimony OF.
Hiram C. Moe. his former employe.
who has sworn that he paid $4,000 toI
members or the assembly IN conneC'
ton with the bridge bill that year.
COnger's story OF the alleged brib.
cry was striking
After explaining that he and Aids
were fellow members of the assembly,
in 1901 and that he had held the bilh
in the internal affairs committee uqo
ul he rules committee took chargi,
OF the legislation. Conger said: an
II met Aids In the corridor aud Aa
said Ben. YOU think you have tina
bridge bill bottled In the internal lCh
fairs committee, but there's a ryher
committee. don't forget that Tkk {
is something doing on that bill ApioI
YOU had better get officials Of leste
American Bridge Co. here. toldAmmi
would get my brother Frank q chan
did. he and Aids conferred III
apartments. Aids demanded thArkabl
pay him $4,000 10 Kill the bill, Meakin
brother said that was too muae even
was finally decided that he IAN eve
let 81 Qnf va Pffiv 4fifsttrufe 400 aae interns
tional competition.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT Feb ll.-Ciose Wheat
conditions have not c'angrd rnsterlli-
r-portS have 2 Even the bears little
scare or r1p4sv these effect the new
crop and MAKE p" dlference IN TIE
present SNOWY and demand situation.
iut farmers are more likely 70 hptd
their wheat when the outlook Tor TIE
nsxt crou 81, '.a and sell more freely
WHEN there is good promise one
trouble with selling short IS TIE small
stock az wheat In chicago ana me
case win which 10 may be bought 4p.
leaving the shorts 10 cover ar a loss
inc milling situation is not Dearisa.
Recent Gales % Hour have been larAe
and little OF the heavy northwestern
receipts can get past the mills 70 lAe
Visible supply They are st!ll pas inE
urerniI.rus ~, cash wheat and demand
FOR Hour - good crop damage re-
porte came Ga again OF riday but
wheat after small showing ~ early
strength. worked lower The lose
was az "a loss OF ., ~ &c Ia wheat. but
corn gained &c.. and oats aud rye &c.
Wheat g4OtatlOns--Casu No. y red.
,1"t si4l opened without change ~
SID. JAW opened az $lo51. adj
vaured TO sIo6 and declined 10 Sloo'a a.
No 4 white $l--4
Coars, grain quotations Coro---C Cash
No g. G4.. 81. a Q ,aEs az &c. closing
at g. 40 asked. 40 - yellow. cars Z
Gtlac. ] ~ e5c. 80. Yellow. car az
0ats-standare. cars at 4eiac, No
2 wnfto. 49, asked SO white, ! car
a f:VOss-Casa No. D. cars at $40
Beans--Cusr. s. ID bid. March. s. 20
" GcIo,erseea- Prime spot. $50 bags at
IS co. March. $50. sample. - bags at
500. - at SIS. 10 at so. primo
al-ih-. S,.agi saup." aisike bags a.
.,.T.lmot6, seed rr.m. spot. so bags at
.:Sce.pts I'm the Detroit market Fri
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12

green peppers. GOc basket. rutabages.
aoW soc .ui Hubbard squash, "a n So
basket crate. Zoe per basket wateg
rress. so "a 35c doZ. turnips. soc bu.
beets. Coo hu, carrots. 6oe bu; pieplant.
50c per doz
Grapes-Malagas, st96 GO per bbl.
Grape Fruit-Si "a 4 20 per case.
Hay-petroit dealers are paying the
following prices FOR baled hay ia car
lots, .. b. Detroit: No, timothy.
flIb0QlN, No. = timothy, Sl6.5OnlI
clover. mixed, sl6.b0M1T; rye straw,
$3.50 wheat and Dat straw. 81 Loose
hay from farmers WagOnA on the city
markets ranged from SO TO SIS. as 10
quality.
Hids.-No: ! cured. lle; No. . cured.
kip cufed 20. i. iiisc; No. g A0e;
kip green. No. l, Toe, No. .. nc, calf.
green 10. ! l5g. No. =. rave; lcalr.
hldss. 40 40 s. So: 30. ;. s. IS. sheep ,
skins. as 60 wool. soc as2.
HOney-FancN white. IA q SC. amber.
Lrmons-Californis ss.5593.75 box.
Mu.hrooms-50c per lb.
Nuts-N alnuts. I Ql6c. almonds IL
Gl5c; pecans, leGlsc; hlberts. llg ice;
Brabils. 9al0c. mixed nuts, l2dl4c ID;
new hickory nuts, shellbarks. Sl25 ~
OnIons-Michigan. 75qsOc bu. new
Bermudas. f2.75 bu.
Orange lttornia navsls. S?.I5 O 3;
Floridas. $500 box; tangerines, S2W2 20
box.
Oysters-Solid packed. standards.
Sl25: selects. 81 per gal; standards, In
small cans, zoe, large cans. a5c, Sc
lects. small, use. large 35c can.
Observation-Disclosures Sl.S542 doz:
So 81 $50 per crate.
Popcorn-Ears, .2Relsc per Id.
POtatOes-Car lots. bulk. 33 "a sac
bags. % SOC bu. new BeTmudas sass
"a =. so per hu.
10 &c: ducks l5m l6c, geese. t3Hl4C.
turkeys l. G1Sc per 10. Dressed chick
ems, hens, l6QlIc; duckr. t6Q l1c;
geese. l4Q Sc; turkeys. 2Oa 22c per 10
Rabhits-sl.,5 per dog
straw berries--6O q 65c per quart box.
sweet PotatOes-Jerseys Kiln dried.
Tnllow-No l. 81. No 3 &C.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12
MAY BE RECoNCIIED.
Aston Decree of Divorce Has Not Been
Confirmed.

NEW YORK, feb. 11.-No CONNIE L.
can be obtained from the lawyers IA
the case ON the report that Col. John
Jacob Astor and his wife may be
reconcilel.
The report arose from the failure or
Mrs. Astor's counsel To apply within
the last three days FOR a confirmation
of the interlocutory decree OF divorce
granted oy Justice Nils
IL is the custom Tor counsel to up.
ply at the earliest moment 10 the court
to make final the decree OF divorce.
Mrs Astor is now IL Europe and Col
Astor left the city yesterday.
The divorce proceedings were con.
Quoted last fall before Justice Mills
and no names were mentioned that
would make difficult q reconciliation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12
nnsrnN MnnI

BOSTON. Fob. i2.--TLe Commercial
Bulletin says OF the wool market.
Trading o. stlll al comparative stand
stlil the carded wooden mills continue
ing 10 take tNc bulk OF tut Very lin
tied purchases Prices are hrm on an
desirable woods. Everything seems 10
point 90 a continuation % present
values and 10 a resumption ~ activity
with the mills within The ueNt 30 DAYS.
Low aud medium grades are Doc demand.
while the finer qualities arc ueKleCt I'd.
The shipments ~ WOO from Boston 20
Feb IU. Inclusive. were 20 .21S lbs.
against 1s.1O1.IOt lh- for tha same
time last yeal. The receipts TO Feb.
10. inclusive, were s3.s33.S $50 lbs. aglnst
%. lIJ,l2- lbs Tor tie same period las,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12
CLEVELAND.
BOSTON COPPER.

Eeportd for The Times by Hayden.
Stone & 60. FEB II Copper--The cop
per share market this morning has
been notable principally tor recovery
~ several issues that suffered rather
heavily on the decline. Superior cop
lcl s.. ~ is 40 points above recent low,
while Anaconda around 30 shows re-
,uVclt OF points Entire list shows
good Endertone though. not the en-
thusiasm that IL had before the break.
Arizona Commercial very strong
s'ouud al on further favorable devel-
opments IL has been some time since
there have been any developments OF
ir. portauce from the Lake properties
ara - shall probably have 70 have
something OK the kind before there Is
another pronounced movement ia these
shares
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12
INSANE CONVICT NABeED.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Febll.-Ora
Cotton, a dangerous criminal. who cs
capped from the asylum for the crini.
inal insane. ar lOnia in 1907. was cap
tured in the Pere Marquette yards
here last night a supervisor oil the
institution having learned that Cotton
had been seen here az different times.
spent two days in the city in search
OF him. lie has been returned TO con-.
plete his sentence Hart. who Is a
young man. had contracted TO marry
3 Grand Rapids girl April /.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12
NEW YORK COTTON.
MN NORk PRoDTCE.

NEW YORK. Feb Pork-F 'irmer,
mess. s24a-l.J0. Lard--Firm middle
west. spot ti26ouI210 sugar-Raw.
hrm. refined. quiet Cofree--Bjo No. :,
on the spot = - ass. Dressed poul-
try hrm, supply light. Live poultry
nrm. chickens 1914 ~ l1i-c. others un-
changed. Fairly active, nrm,
fun cream specials. Il y nISc. skins
specials. 1Fiar, full skins 90 40
coffee options opened steady to un-
changed 20 points advance Butter
Firm. quiet receipts 2.ss4. creameI s..
extra, - a.. state dairy, tubs. 20 D2Tc,
imitation creamery hrsts. - - = q,
Eggs Barely steady; receipts 6.091
uearb. white fancy, stu 36c. nearby
missed. fancy. -.N2Sc. fresh nrsts. %
~ g4t'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12
EDITORS IN SESSION.
National Editorial Assoc ation Holds
Convention.

NEW ORLEANS, la. Feb IL
After a morning session at which a
variety Of topics ranging from Good
roads" 70 The moral size of adver-
Using were discussed, delegates an J
guests OF the National Editorial ass
citation. whose annual convention Is
meeting mere, prepared for an atte.-
rCon Of sightseeing. The editors were
specia. guests at the aviation fed
where PaulhGn made exhibition
flights \ "Trip through New Orleans
harbo. completed the afternoon pro-
gram.
AT The morning session Miss Leona
Dufford OF the Union Signal Evans
ton. Ills. discussed the Moral AM
ethical side OF advertising Miss Caro-
line Hulings., editor OF The Book Sell.
ei Chicago discussed The business
side OF advertising
number OF short addresses wer"
made.
Tomorrow most OF the editors and
treir guests will embark FOR Panama
and will visit the canal zone
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12
JoRBING PnIcEs.

Canned GOOds-Apples, gals. s215;
baked beans, lib, 50 . coo. Lima beans.
81 q so. Fancy Maine. $ll0;
standard. S5c. Table beets Sl.25@l.to.
ards. 81 soaked 50G zoe. salmon
Sockeye. tall {l.65 nat SIS; Alaska
reds. Sl.50, Alaska pinks. 81, Toma o.
toes. 80 q soc; SuCcotash. 81 clio doz,
COffee-Package coffee. lOn-lb case.
Si4,25Nli. delivered.
Feed-Brau. $40. rne middlings. $50,
coarse mtddlings, $40. cracked corn,
SIS, coarse corn meal. SIS; corn and
oats chop. so ton
FlOur--NIichigan patents, in wood
best o99rd!nIary patents 81, 80 10 ..
OnS-Raw linseed Use. boiled lin
seed, sc, Diamond headlight kerosene.
9nC. Perfection. loo, -cOcene. l2c.
crown gasoline l3c gal, turpentine. IN
barrel lots. 6+'ac per gal
ProViSions-Mess pork. SEA so FAMILY
pork. Se455 q IS, medium. clear, SO "
70 smoked hams, Sic, picnic hams,
bacon. 16Ar q lsc, lard. In tterces, Is = &;
kettle rendered. I48.c per ID.
SugRr-Quotations corrected daily by
W. II Edgar < Co: Crystal dominoes.
Si45. Eagle tablets. $3.50, cut loaf,
$40, cubes s. 90, NNNN powdered.
S5.NJ. standard. powdered. $3.50, gran
ulated. extra coarse. s. so. granulated,
fine IN bulk, $54j, gianulated, In 25-lb
cotton bags, $50. Michigan granulat-
I'd. s. 20 diamond a. 500 confectton-
ers A $3.50 No. l. $50 30 = 20.
No. 8. 500. No. 3, $5.l5, No. !. $40.
No. g. sos, No. 10, So. No. IL. S4y5;
No ~ $3.50 No. 10. $3.50. No. IL, Sass.
y. Is, S4.s5 per loo lbs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12
ICHIfAGO GRAIN UETTER.

Reported for The Times o. carson.
prices are within a Very small fraction
OF the clos, OF yesterday FOR all months,
after early bulge 10 &lllss May and
within a sfsde OF $t.02L July. Cable
not as strong as expected. northwest
receipts much lighter than looked for.
~ nuta polls MaN price seems TO hold
very firm around Slt2. regardless OF
lnvtt ase Of $4,000 bu stocks Tor the
week CASH prices there y 10 20 over
May Hour. shipments -, 600 barrels to-
day, dispatches claiming large Hour
shipments yesterday Kansas city
wires continue 40 say crop damage
complaints coming from Missouri and
kansas points. and b. W. Snow wires
his house here that he can and no dam
age reports OF crop injury all guess
work
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12
OPPOSES pEARY PROMOTION
House Committee Reports Adversely
After Secretary Meyer Protests.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-The plan
10 make Commander Robert T. Peary.
discoyerer OF the north pole. q retired
real admiral a bill for which pur-
pose has already passed the senate,
may fail
y substitute committee Of the honse
naval committee today reported adj
yersely TO the main committee ON the
plan.
Secretary OF the Navy Meyer today
sent letter 70 the house committee
stating tina the promotion OF Peary
would be an injustice TO the lire Of
ficqrs OF the navy tie suggested.
therefore. that Peary be retired as a
civil engineer. with the rank and pay
OF a rear admiral
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12
LEWIS SISTERS GO TO 1T.
Willie and Harry Insists on Fighting
Tonight II In the Dark.

PARIS. Feb. l2.-Managers OF Willie
and Harry Lewis. whose fight at the
Cirque DE Paris has been twice post
poned on account OF the cutting or
OF the electric lights at this place by
reason OF the food announced today
that If the Cirque De Paris is not IN
shape for them by tonight, the
time now set for the fight, their men
Will fight elsewhere. as neither fighter
Will agree to a postponement.
The fighters are in good shape, but
their training has been seriously inter
fered with by the food. Only in the
last few days have they been able to
do real road work. as the roads around
Paris have been too muddy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12
SHORTAGE ALLEGED.
Warrant issued For r. p. KNIGHT
Treasurer Of Tobacco Workers
Unicr.

Charles II. Evans, oil Tobacco Work
ers' Union. No. 1S. swore out a war
rant before Justice Jeftries. Friday.
charging Frank =. knight. former
treasurer OF the union, with he EN-
bezzlement Of sI.5S2.72 20 is a.
legged that Knight left Detroit fast
November. short In his accounts with
the unicn 10 that amount. He r..
turned TO Detroit a few days ago. bu,
failed TO make any overtures for set
Element. II IS alleged. and the warrant
followed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12
>EU YoRI[ nI%k STATEMENT.

NFN 1bKN, Feb. : 7 ~ WNtkIy
bank statement as issued boy the assO-
cIated banks OF New York. follows.
Reserve on an deposits decrease, s.
54gS 25. reserve on deposits other than
United States, decrease $2.542. 800;
loaus. decrease $y3@l 900. specie de-
crease. $lI2s. 600. legal. decrease. ST.
SGT. 600; deposits. decrease. Slo,303.T 700
circulation. decrease. $26G 500. total
loans. SI2o3.3G. coo. The surplus %
the banks = 2245gS.l23. against %. 500 q
$50 last scar. and S45.lzf."5o Two years
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12
nc Gunner tlurt bn erplosIon.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-Two gun.
ners ON board the battleship Virginia
we're seriously hurt by the explosion
Of charge in the breech Of smaller
gun while firing q salute Yesterday.
according TO a wireless despatch 90.
ceived al the navy department today
from Rear Admiral Schroeder at
Guantanamo. CuLa. via Key Wes. T.
lrban. gunners mate. third class. vas
50 severely injured that his arm was
amputated above he wrist +. w
Drummer, gunner's mate. third class.
vas severely burned about the face.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12
TWO THIEVES FINED
Tlird Escapes as Result Of YOUNG
Wife's Pleading

WIG FIcduIU9.
James Ross and Edward Dubois
were each fined $50. with the alterne-
tive uc go DAYS in the workhouse,
while Edward Moore escaped on sus-
pended sentence. on account Of the
picadine OF his pretty young wife
When The trio faced Justice Jeffries
or the charge OF stealing a skirt from
Mrs. Sarah Blooms Gratiotave. store.
Ross pleaded that he ought to re-
cciye clCmency. as Dubois sold the
SKIRT for $50. and rallied TO divide the
proceeds MOOTe's wife said that she
had left a tiny baby at home alone.
Fhile she came 10 plead for her nus
band lie was allowed to go. but the
other two we're granted no mercy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12
coRUNNA MAN DROPS DEAD,

OWOSSO. Mich. Feb. IL Special4
David p. Dell 30 a Corunna veteI-
mary surgeon and former city mar
shall. dropped dead this morning a.
Howell while he was on his way TO
Washtendw county with a load ur
household goods Heart disease is the
cause