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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-09-02

II went for II bnth yesterday" said
an Auvergnnt. Il had been IN tho wa
ter some time when suddenly per-
celycd m enormous shark advanciDg
toward mo with Its jaws open. What
wns | to do? When no wns n yard of
dlvcd. took out my pocketknlfo and
ripped up tho monster"
"Whnt. Then you nrc In tho habit
of bathing with your clothes on" said
ono OF tho listeners. From tho French.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-09-02

In n school at Washington boy was
asked to compare tho word sick"
The little fellow arose In his place.
looked around him for moment, his
face picture OF deep thought. and
then no said
sick. worse. dcnd."-Ios Angeles
Times.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-09-02

wife (repronchfullyI - You forget
how you once brcnihrd your love In
my enr and promised TINT my every
Wish should DO grntlicd, Iiub-No, l
don't. but l wish now I'D followed tho
hygIenic rule Of keeping my mouth
shut while breathing, Boston Tran
script
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-09-02
Plenty In Reserve.

A mnn who had been lighting got
two blnck eyes. Next morning no met
u friend, who exclaimed
"Why, Juck. where have you beenf
You've got two black cycs"
limits nothing" hc replied. II
could have got plenty more, only had
no plncs to put them"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-09-02

Tho mayor OF smnIl town hnd come
TO Leipzig TO zee tho fair. A stranger
who had lost his why nskcd him,
"Prny. good honest man. what In tho
name Of this street,"
u nm not good honest mnn." said
the former; II nm tho mayor OF Mar
burg"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-09-02

Uncle Jack came 10 visit the family
Just after Johnny had recovered from
mn attack Of the whooplng cough.
'Ilow did you amuse yourself while
you had III" he asked.
ME and another boy who Ind II
played Indians and gave wnrwho0pS,"
answered the little fellow. Chicago
News
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-09-02

Territorial ibis first experience as
sentry, going over his lnstructionB)-lf
my ono comes along sny: Haiti
Who goes thereT Then no says.
"Fricnd," and | sny, "Pnss. friend;
nils we'll" Hut some silly nss'li shy,
Enemy" and then shan't know
whnt to do. Rotten job. call it.
Punch.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-09-02

"Do you believe TINT music prevents
crimeT
"To n certain extent" replied Nc
Sinnick. when man keeps both
hands and his breath busy with cor
net you know he emit 10 picking pock-
ets. attempting homicide or Blnndering
his neighbors. - Washington Stnr.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-09-02

"Why do yOu want to marry my
daughterT
"Fm no object OF charity; wouldn't
nccept your money In my other way"
New York Press
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-09-02

First Girl mean 10 he engaged
when I'm nineteen Second Girl-But
surprising you cant manage Il; First
Gir-Tbcn | shall rrmnin nineteen un.
III AM engaged
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-09-02

Murilln-DO you consider engage.
ments binding? Mlllicent- Certainly.
IL 4Ds didn't there would bs no fun
10 breaking them. Illustrated Bits.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-09-02
Notice TO Taxpayers,

Taxes ARE due rs soon ns levied. state
Taxes bear interest from January !, ibll.
and County Taxes from September 1910.
ON February |. 1911, tho treasurer Will
make up a list of the delinquent taxpayers
with the respective amounts tor which they
are In arTcnr, and viii publish the same for
two successive weeks before the 2Id day ut
February. II said taxes are not then paid hr
will make further list of All d,linVucnts as
scssed with real estate, with a briti drsCrip-
tion of their property, the amount ui taxes,
interest md costs, aud will advertise the
same for three weeks priur to the hrst Mon.
day In April lpiI, and viii offer said real
estate for cash the following Monday at the
Court House door in Hcl Air at 10 O'Clock
A. Nj.
DclinQurnts assessed only with personality
will he Iiablc after April IL. iDii. to have
their property summnriiy taken and sold
after ten days nutigt.
Discount ON state Taxes. II paid an or
b' fore September ist. r per cent bCtulirr LIST,
per cent; November Is, = Per cent.
discount on County Taxes. II paid on or
before July list IT, pot cent August ist.
per cent, September lat, o. per cent.
Payments to he made at the Trrhsurctr
Othce. Bcl Air, Md.
re- No psrt payments received.
". J. SHANAHhN.
Treasurer of Hartford County,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-09-02

TRANSIENT ADVRRTISEM RN TS.-ont
square insertions or less. 81 90; each sub
sequent Insertion rs cents; longer adver.
tiscmcnts In the same proportion. A space
equal to siI lines makes IA square. Obituaries
and personal communications III he insert.
ed at ccntsper line. Yearly advertisements
at Special Rates.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-09-02

Have you heard the bllllnrd conun-
drum Well. here II Is:
"'What mnde the red bali blushr
"'Why. when II saw tho two whites
kiss In the corner"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-09-02
THE EGIS
10 PUBLISHED
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
JOHN D. WORTHINGTON
oNR DOLLAR A ynAR IN ADVANCE

Entered August rs, 1902. as second elias,
matter. rosto office at Bei Air. Md. Act %
Congress Of NJ arch 3. 1879
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03

: Veal: IL. % @ - a.: about =: %
inse..nes,s
myself proposition of
occasion to change mind about In opinion sc @
ting any returns out of it. .na
ability press do claim
agree with say the n printed Testimonials to Brooklyn
time ago requesting confirmation OF their H he
ordered from the American COMPANY OF
Canadian AutoPress
nI. @ yss by s k @ e proy s
the terms OF this Gs s a % p esn Ta the al
the vendor Of the patents the Canadian company In return o
share
and the selling is than share left nice proht TOT
The the transaction however that only
pany sliced of be
oa aa ah saCe ne safe AZ soa u~ae hes terms
and with this must erect factory and keep it running for at sss
these win have TO be sold time for the most part Does
gathered from the original hsd with the & Of @
SANITATION This Toronto weekly laid
police for this
prospectus that it would appear public
believe the facts organization still about
trayenS for the statesmen who are putting out
dated August IT, and that the WAS not far from
second remarkable for the material facts that
the Canadian
stock furnished s @ pe which k Da ys
$40 offered broadcast s. per share with no takers On this basis
S. share savings bank looks
For which may
consider Canadian AuoPe good investment cannot
nothing but the financial management seems " me too slip
Canadian AuoPes
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
Al. FRAZER HOME
LOOTED Of FURS
AND JEWELS
Porch Climber Pulls Of Bold job
While Members of Family Are ut
Dinner, Carrying Away Property
Worth 81, 200.
Presence Of Intruder in Upstairs
Rooms Discovered and Man Makes
Hasty Exit Through Window.

Allan Fl. Frazer, prominent Detroit
attorney and former prosecutor for
Wayne county, entertained nimble'
footed, nimble-fngered guest. Thurs
day evening. The visitor made most
daring and spectacular entrance 10
the Frazer home, No. 1886 Woodward
ave. via a second-story window. while
the family was a dinner. When he
departed. little more hurriedly than
he had anticipated. he took with him
1900 worth OF the Frazer jewels and
furs.
II Mr.. Frazer and his WIFE had not
heard the prowler at hrs work. their
loss would have been much heavier.
Frazer's diamonds under a pin cush-
ion. In his haste, he also overlooked
six diamond stick pins belonging TO
Mr.. Frazer
The thief was daring person. The
Frazer home Is at Woodward and Hol-
brook-aves.. corner brilliantly light
ed. He came about o'clock, an hour
when cars are passing constantly. Be-
sides. the house was brilliantly
lighted.
He was equipped with a pair OF
climbers, such as telegraph llnemen
use, as the marks OF his ascent are
plainly visible in one OF the porch
steps. He pried open q window or a
front bedroom and entered.
He made the fatal mistake OF leav-
ing this window partly open. This
created draft and caused door TO
slam. attracting the attention OF MIR.
and Mrs. Frazer. A little later they
heard their visitor prowling about.
Mr. Frazer went upstairs and his
wife ran TO the front room. The
burglar departed by the window he
entered Mrs Frazer got TO the porch
in time to see him drop heavily from
the porch TO the ground. Bending
close TO the ground. the fellow sped
down the street and disappeared
around corner
An inventory of the Frazer valu'
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03

be allowed 10 introduce testimony per.
tanning TO acts OF the defendants prior
TO July 10, asserting that the prosecu.
ton wished 10 show that Currie went
east, TO Boston, and returned to De-
troit on July Is, knowing that his
firm was hopelessly insolvent. and
his doors open and commenced to take
the peoples money until July Is.
when a receiver was appointed and he
was forced TO close his Office. He also
intimated that there was a tacit I'M
derstanding. or agreement between
Currie and Case TO continue the bust
ness regardless Of their insolvency.
Mr.. Henderson argued at length
that the information set forth that
the alleged conspiracy and embezzle-
ment occurred on July Is, and he
contended that the prosecution should
not be allowed 10 go before that date
or after July Is. when the receiver
was appointed for the Currie business,
to prove its case, either in regard TO
conspiracy or embezzlement. IL the
prosecution were given the leeway re-
quested ii would be at variance with
the liberties guaranteed by the con-
stitution. Mr.. Henderson further ar
gued The prosecution should be
Obliged 10 show prima facie case OF
conspiracy OH the date set forth in the
information and confine its proof TO
the date of the alleged verbal agree
ment. July Is, between Currie and
Case In regard to conspiring to cheat
an defraud the complaining witness.
Attorney Frazer contended that the
prosecution should first prove its al
legation OF larceny or embezZlement
before being permitted TO Introduce
testimony in regard TO the charge or
conspiracy He then argued that the
defendants were not guilty OF stealing
Mrs. Gray's money; that they sent
her order to their Boston agents, Hay
den. stone a. Co. for her 80 shares Ut
Nipissing stock. and that the defend
ants went into bankruptcy before the
Boston agents could deliver the stock.
Assistant Prosecutor Aldrich set up
the claim that the defendants were
guilty OF larceny in taking Mrs. Gray's
money on July Is. when, according to
the prosecution, Currie knew he was
hope Iessly insolvent. He declared
that the supreme court had decided
that such transaction was larceny.
Judge Connolly, in giving his de-
cision, pointed ont that IL would be-
improper 10 allow the prosecution To
submit testimony which bore on
the acts and declarations OF Currie
previus to July Is, when the alleged
crime was perpetrated. because that
testimony might be injurious to Case.
the co-defendant. who could not be
held responsible for the action of Cur
RE prior TO the date OF July 10.
Court adjourned at 1890 and re-
summed the afternoon session at 2
o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
AERONAUTS PLUNGE 600
FEET; NOT SERIOUSLY HURT
Spectators Surprised When Aerial
Pilots Rise Out OF Wreck AZ
French Aviation Field.

PARIS, Dec. 1.-Two men today
fell six hundred feet in an aeroplane
and escaped serious injury.
Jordan, the aviator. with NJ. Fay
as a passenger, was just beginning a
flight TO Brussels and return, when
the accident occurred. The aeroplane
was circling over the aviation field
at Issy. when the engine stopped and
the machine plunged TO the earth.
Spectators turned away, expecting
the two men TO be crushed to death.
When they heard the aeroplane strike
the ground with resounding crash
they turned TO see the two men rise
out of the wreckage, almost unin.
jured.
NJ. Jordan was entered in the com.
petition for the quickest round trip
fight with passenger between Paris
and Brussels for which a prize OF
100000 has been offered.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03

heavy. .y7.sogLfo; workers.. s7.7o9I7s;
Sheer: Receipts. 40 ears: slow;
best lambs, 50. 20 a 6.35; yeariings, ~. 20
dl5: wethers, si25 q 4.50; ewes. ss.'sW
$50
Calves; s5Gle.To.
EAST BUFFALO-Ciose.
EAST BUFFALO. Dee Cattle;
Receipts. 20 head: market. quiet and
butcher grades. ssass5' Calves: Re:
ceipts, 500 head. market active ana
csc higher; Gull TO choice, 1910 ~ IL.
Sheep and lambs: Receipts, $4,000 head |;
market, slow and steady, choice lambs.
SO 25 u 635: Gull TO fair. $5.I5M6; year
Hogs: Receipts. $500 head; market.
slow and steady; workers.. sI6b47, 20;
heavy R,ss' ss;..ssSSggs.7o; roushs. ss5oaSso;
stays. $6M650.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. Chicago.
Dec 2--Hogs: Receipts, 2l,000; mar
ket, steady TO sc lower; mixed and
butchers, s69OQ7.35; good heavy. SOS
q132; rough heavy. s6.s5m1, light.
So SIS a 1875; pigs. s6.40Q7.i0. Cattle:
Receipts, 5000; market, steady: beeves.
50 SOD 100; cows and heifers. $3.50
%. stockers and feeders, s3.SoQ6. 10;
Texans, s420d540; calves. s719.
sheep: Receipts, $4,000: market, steady
10 l6c lower: native. s225 44.26; west
ern, s2.75n420, lamos. s425 a. $50;
western, s450m6.<5
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03

The defense ia the case OF Mrs.
Amy I. Gray against Cameron Currie
and Louis III. Case. charged with con-
spiracy and embezZlement in connec-
ton With her loss OF S356.25, which
she gave them TO purchase stock for
her and which was not delivered,
scored heavily in q decision by Judge
Connolly on an important point, Fri
day noon.
The court decided that the prosecu.
ton will not be permitted to submit
testimony OF any kind. affecting the
financial standing or acts OF the de-
PENDANTS prior TO July Is, 1908. when
Mrs. Gray paid over her money, or
later than July Is of the same Year.
when the defendants went into bank
ruptcy and receiver was appointed.
This decision Is regarded by the prose
cution az a distinct handicap.
The question OF admitting testimony
as To actions which the prosecution
must now confine itself, came up On
Thursday morning. when Chief Assist
ant Prosecutor Aldrich asked Gordon
Fernley, the clerk who received Mrs.
Gray's money, what time Currie went
To Boston prior to the failure OF the
firm. The attorneys for the defense
made strong objection to the ques-
| ton, contending that the prosecution
should first be obliged To prove that
an embezzlement had occurred at the
/ time specified I'm the information, July
/ IL. The court, wishin gto look up the
authorities on the point, adjourned
court until Friday morning.
On the reopening of court. the at.
torueys on both sides argued at
length on the question. the prosecu-
ton citing law in support OF its claim
that the testimony relating TO acts
and declarations OF Currie before and
after the date of the information
should be admitted, while Messrs.
| Henderson and Frazer. for the de.
tense. quoted authorities and advanced
arguments against the proposition.
Prosecutor Van Zile pointed out that
1t was essential that the prosecution
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03

ables revealed the following missing
articles: A set OF mink furs belons'
ing TO Mrs. Frazer, worth several
hundred dollars; a solid gold back
comb, set with pearls: a diamond
breast pin; a pair OF coral ear rings.
and an opal pin.
my sister. George. was over TO
the house Thanksgiving" said Mr..
Frazer, Friday morning. She was
telling Mrs. Frazer that she Is too
careless about her jewels. My sister
remarked that day that the porch
elm bers would get us II We didn't
watch out"
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Dec Flour: Quiet
and steady Pork Steady: mess sIs
q ~ so Lard Firm; middle west spot.
SO 0g To- Sugar; Raw. steady !:
centrifugal. sc test. s3s3. muscovado'
50 test. SS.l3 refined. steady; cut LOAF
So 40. crushed. $3.50. powdered. 81 10.
granulated. $3.50 Coffee Rio No Z
on spot, 49, q l3i.c. Tallow Easy
city, IiAc, country. 1is@1a.c Hay.
Firm; prime. $ll0Gll2h No 3. sOa
- lsc; clover. 7Oc1sl Dressed poui.
try Dull; turkeys, ia 27c. chickens
l0G zoe; fowls, i0@ l7c. ducks. IOG
Ice Live poultry Quiet; geese. l2i,
q he; ducks, 5n Ice. fowls. l2Ml3c
turkeys, l2W Ice, ROSTERS. 90. Cheese
llull aud unsettled. state milk com.
mon To specials l3M11rS. skins com
n Be.
Butter. Quiet and steady: receipts
1.sSs; creamery extra, soc. state dairS
tubs. ga zoe imitation creamery frsts
- 25c. Eggs Firmer: receipts, 5,
9si, nearby white fancy. 55c. nearby
mixed fancy. 40m 43c. fresh nrsts. 81
"a 3gc
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
LAVE STOCK.
EAST BuFFaI.o-openinx.

EAST BUFFALO. N T.. Dec a
Cattle: Receipts. 2 cars. steady; best
1900 TO l,4OO-lb. steers. So SO "a g. 20
good prime 1.2O0 TO l,30O-lb. steers.
y5.15M625. best LOO to l,2eO-lb. ship
ping steers. s525 ub75. medium butch
ef steers. 1000 To LOO lbs. So 25Q5 so
light butcher steers, Si.75q6: best fat
cows. S4.50m5 fair To good cows, So rs
q 4; common To medium do S275QS25;
trimmers. $2.5003. best fat hsifers.
TO good do. siq425, stock heifers.
S3.50m375. best feeding steers, de-
horned. s5.1Oa5.sS; medium TO good
feeding steers, s4.50@475. stockers,
all grades. $500. best bulls, $475q
$40: bologna bulls. S375W4 20: stock
bulls. $1,000: fancy mixers and
springers. s709 so. good TO fancy milk
ers and springers. s5oQ65 common TO
good do, 5000
Hogs: Receipts. 40 cars: active:
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
BOsTON CoPpEn LErrI,ps

Utoue n Co., Dec. ~ 49,
me copper shares market was furth-
Ft upset this morning by another
which dropped TO 1874 This was an
'reports OF but 100000 tons of or. tn
sight only one years supply at full
'capacity. This naturally induced
ueaNy selling In other shares which
on the whole, the market took very
well. Another conspicuously veal
stock was Superior A Boston, whicI
dropped TO 4s4, presumably on disap
Mounting developments Outside -
these two, the market. as n whole,
was steady and even advanced frac
ttonally. Osceola jumped from l25 I,
$50. While the December statemen
'of the producers association viii prob
ably not show big shrinkage ii
stock, general feeling In metal circle
scems 10 be cheerful and "A much high
~ price is looked for next year
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
CURR|E AND CASE
CHARGES ARE
DISMISSED
Prosecutor Asks That Defendants BE
Freed After Judge Connolly Gives
Ruling Greatly Restricting
Testimony.
Order Of Nolle Prosequi Is Entered in
Another Joint Charge Against
Pair.

When court convened at 2
o'clock Friday afternoon in the
Currie and Case trials, Prosecutor
Van Zile, addressing the court
said:
''ln view Of your honor's ruling
this morning. don't believe we
can convict these men,"
II therefore ask the court" con.
tinued the prosecutor, Ito dismiss
the present charges, and that an
order Of noIle prosequi be entered
in the other Joint charge pending
against defendants.
This action will Of course be
taken and means that Currie Is
freed from all criminal prosecu.
ton, although there are said to
be additional charges against
Case.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
UNION STOCK YARDS.
PRODUCE.

Dealers In holiday goods and fancy
groceries report an increasing volume
OF trade, as IS natural at this season.
but for the staples the market IL very
quiet Butter is easy In tone notwtth =
standing the decline. strictly fresh
laid eggs are frm. az they always are.
but these constitute very small pro-
norton of the trade. and held stock
and storage eggs are a little on the
easy side Receipts of poultry. both
live and dressed. were liberal. and the
demand limited Potatoes are very
SLOW and quotations are largely nom
lIll
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
nosToN COPPER SHARE SALES.

Boston copper share sales OF Dec. 4.
reported by Hayden. Stone d Co:
Adv $40. Alg t45. Az sos. Anal 1905,
Zinc ] 20, Arc So \ c 800. All 1885, Bonz
400 ID X 9 10, Butte 1900, & * \ 1856,
Cal /. Cent 100. Range POS. Il Is 1910.
Frank 420. GX 4sO. CRANKY 220. q G
3l5. Han 500, Helv ). Ind $50. 202.
do IF 1876. Roy $40. Kerr 125. Kew 10.
Lake 1885, l. 80, Mass 9lo, Mob 20.
New 1886, Nip $50, n Ii 1861, l. +l5,
Ojib is, Ray $50. do rites 1890. Shan
4l0, shat 100. Sup 1866, ) u Il so. a +
$50, So Ut 100, Trim 800. L : Il 1887, do
II 81, Apex 240, 1T con 2l66. Vic Az.
Win So, Wolv 40. Wyan ~
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
sosToN COPPER MARkET-Ciose.

Il Arizona Conf. 1874. Abmeek. 1870:
Afcadian. 4. AifJuez, 5Sia Adventure,
4H: Boston a. Corpin. ~. Butte Coal
non, liza Cactus, -. Calumet n Ari-
Xcra. 81. Centennial, 10; Chiet. 9-16;
Chino. 2:'S. Copper Range. 66iz DAVIS
Aly, $40; East Butte, Ili. Frank
M 10; CRANKY. 81; GifouN. Ga Gold
Nd Cons. Sh Greene Canunca. "a 4:
|4neock. II; Helveila. Ia. Ind. ia /,
aspiration. 9Ia Kerr Lake. G5s ko-
Vetnaw. :. La Sale. ~: La Rose,
44-IG: Lake. 30: Mass. So. Mohawk
'@6t Nevada Cons. 10, Nevada TITAN
~ <iplsting, 1894; North Butte, %;
Horeh Lake, Ga old Bominion. sJl.
X4fcoln. is5: quincy. "a. Raven. 49,;
LAY Cons. -; Shannon. IL. South Lake,
h ~ superior Copper, l1h. super x
(<oston. = ~, Super. a. Pitts. l22. Trim
If<. b. Utah Apex. 2a, Utah Cons.
!1&s Y. :. smelling. 324s T.. :. Smelt-
Ing pfd., t6h: Winona. so. .Wolyer-
me. Ice. Wyandotte. IL.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
cuIc,co paonYce

CHICAGO. Dec 2-Butter: Extras.
29c. hrsts. 25iac; dairy extras. 27c.
brsts, 25c. EGGS. Prime hrsts 32c;
hrsts. soc Cheese. Skins, 14Ml4I. g..
young Americas. i5t4 @15l&c Live
poultry: Fowls, 10m lOisc; ducks, 10
@13i3c; geese t2Gl2inc
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
BUTTER AND EGGS

butter Creameries. extras, 21c;
hrsts, - We; dairy butter. 23c; pacing
stock. 201a &c H.
Eggs-Ercsh current receipts. cases
included, 81 iec Receipts on Friday.
So cases
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03

The Holly-Detroit Realty Co., an
organization OF Holly men who have
invested In Detroit real estate. flled
articles OF association, Friday. The
company is capitalized at $4,000. all
OF which is represented by property.
The stockholders are Charles A. vii.
son, Fremont J. Barrett. John II.
Mead and George l.. McGonegal.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03

TOIEDO. q. Dec. w hcat."C asN
and Dee. 9b1sc aay. 997sc, July.
90 corn: Cash. 4sr. Dec. 4SIc:
May. 1871; July. 5Os.c oats: cash
ana Dec. 35c. May. 31isc. July. SGtac
Rye: No. e, H.. No. 3. 7Siac clover.
seed cash. Dec. ana March, So. April
$50 Alsikr; Prime and Dec, 500
Timothy Prime and Dec. S4.S5. Rut-
ter. eggs and hay unchanged
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
q. 8. GOVT BONDS.
BUSINESS NOTES.

Ida Goldman. engaged in the dry
goods business in Detroit, filed pc
tition in bankruptcy, Thursday, giving
her assets as 1910 and her liabilities
as $4,219.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
BY FINANCE"

disposal the
rmss by
to
coz andw . csref
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
NEW YORK MONEY

NEW YORK. Dec. money on call,
2ik. Time money: 4 per cent for six
months Bar silver: London. 25a.
New York, So. Demand sterling SaS6
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
700 Killed In Battle.

ONSTANTINOPLE. Dec. 2.-Sev'
en- hundred Druses have been slain
In battle with Turkish troops at
Hnuran, Syria south OF Damascus.
according to dispatches received here
today. Despite the heavy slaughter,
the main body OF the Druses. esti-
mated TO number 10000 is still hold
ing out and another fierce encounter
IL expected.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03

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