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The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
NEW YORK. March 2s.-There was

NEW YORK. March 29.-There was
no change in market conditions in cyl
dence at the opening and in the early
trading, the most important feature
being the absence or demand Tor
stocks around quotations. First sales
showed fractional losses from the 10"
levels reached yesterday, with the ia
dustrials generally selling at the low
est range since the reaction started.
Amalgamated Copper sold below a
and fractional concessions were noted
in Utah Copper and American Smelt-
ing. United States Steel common sold
Mellow So, showing a fractional loss.
and some OF the minor industrials suS-
tanned a decline OF about a point.
IL a. m.-The professional element
resumed raiding tactics shortly after
tne opening, exerting pressure against
leading issues which caused declines
around one point from the initial
range Steel dropped over point to
below So.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds lower.
Noon--In the last half of the fore
noon a decidedly strong tone was evil
dent At midday nearly everything in
which there was any amount or trad
ing ranged above yesterdays closing
Demand was generally good.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
Township Treasurer Holds Back Coin

Not until County Treasurer Moeller
notified the bonding company that he
would hold IL responsible for the
money in the possession OF Matthias
Berries, treasurer of the township OF
Hamtramck. did that official turn over
10 Moeller the taxes collected during
the last two months The law pro-
vidcs that the township treasurer's
books shall be in the county treas.
urcrs Office on March l.
Berries did not turn IN his books nor
the $4,000 he had IN his possession.
and paid no attention TO the notices
sent him. Tuesday he turned in 500
600 OF the amount.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
Markets and Finance

OF barley. and S4,lOS bu OF rye.
w heat receipts Tuesday Duluth. az
cars, against 40 year ago: Mime
apolis. 1870 ears, against l1e. ST LOuis.
2NQO0 bu, against 2l.000 bu. kansas
city. $4,000 bu. against $4,000 bu.,
Liverpool wheat closed A.d lower 10
4 ~ higher. and corn I'd lower.
Tuesday. $4,000 bu; year ago, $4,000
Worlds wheat visible supply. eos. coo
bu increase year ago, 2.6Ss,0Oo bu de-
crease.
European wheat Visible supply. ga
59N. 0uV hu, year ago. Sl,I5S.0oO bu.
Exports OF wheat anu hour Tuesday,
President Reck. OF the board OF trade.
announced the death OF Conrad G Del.
tteriie on Tuesday Mr.. ne'terlie had
trade work. attending chiefly to the
handling OF barley
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO. O. March 80 Wheat
Cash. 81; May. 81 - Jgly. 'l ,e,
cash. 45isc May. l6iac, July, it7sc,
sept. 40isc. Rye-No. ,. soc. No. :. 30.
Cloverseed Cash and March. $40;
Prime alsike. 1855 Prime timothy,
S2.lO. Butter. eggs and hay. unchanged.
CHICAGO. March .g.-Wheat opened
= "a lc lower for July. a q Ac FOR sep
tsmber. demand poor. Corn, sc lower
on general commission selling, support
poor oats. &C lower with selling Tree
on wheat and corn weakness Lard -
shade easier. Pork and ribs hrmer.
Noon-Wheat eased on all around.
Corn and oats frac tionally higher.
all around. other grains strong and
higher Provisions slumped ia last
hOu rand closed weak.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
Would Run Church On Business Basis.

Contrary to opinions recently ex-
pressed in various ministers meetings
In Detroit. the Rev F. A. MacGarrah
told the Presbyterian Brotherhood.
Monday evening, at banquet in the
Y. NJ. c. A, that the pastor of u
church should pay as much attention
TO the business as to the religious
side Of his church, and that. 10 be
successful, the modern church must
be run as a financial corporation. The
Presbyterians in the city are consid-
ering various phases of church
fnsnce. with a view To expansion in
their downtown churches
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
THOMAS ORCHESTRA TONIGHT.
I indications Are For Bumper Audience
At This Concert.

Every indication seems TO promise
the largest audience of the season for
the final orchestral concert, in ne
Light Guard armory. Tuesday evening.
when the Theodore Thomas symphony
orchestra. OF Chicago. will give the
program The orchestral concerts the
current season have been exceedingly
we'll attended. with record audience
at the last concert which was given
by the Boston orchestra. The Chicago
organization Tuesday evening prom
ises to be an equally potent attraction.
The program will begin promptly at
SIZE o'clCck
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
Nr,N Nnnk sTOCk LETsTER.

EeUOrted for The Times ~ I5iSoh'
craig 4 Co. March % stocks MI E"
was a continuation or YESTERDAY = 80 ~
ing measure in the early trading on
The stock exchange. followed by RAJ.
witch carries prices well above l1s -
nights close. The principal pIs ~
tn cover short sales. There was lealtg
40 suitable explanation for Nesteruhy ;
break. although the price OF sIet'i 49, >
90 snrne time. and points To the I'M
mincnce OF gold exports unless 1m ,',, =
should be further heaN o e.ll, ~
si.T,ad Tor our securities. one taCt OF
(. .s,'~'arcc To he considered is that IN"
high prices for farm pro pro
duets are enabling competitors ~
1ersatltng as in the markets OF va.
u elS"s IA curing US OFF from what
las heretofore been one OF our mann
vources OF revenue.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
or. Patten To Stir Up Sons Of Vets.

In an effort TO revive interest in thu
order of the Sons Of Veterans. that It's
members may take ur the commemora-
ton OF Memorial day because OF the
rapidly thinning ranks Of the old G.. a.
r veterans. DR.. Walter Jeryis Patton.
president Of Memorial university, Ma
son City. Ia, came TO Detroit Monuay
evening especially to speak TO the TO-
cal veterans. +. r Munger, No. 1879
.3ates-st.. is division past commando:
CT the Sons of Veterans, and will en-
Geavor to hold a rally OF his comrades
within a few days.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
Tariff ProeIamations Issued.

WASHINGTON. March 29-Mini-
mum tariff proclamations were sign
I'd by President Taft today in favor
Of Tunis, the French Congo, Mayotte
and Comorro. Somaliland, Salvador,
Martinique. St. Pierre and Miquelon,
French settlements in India and
Oceania. Guadalupe and depend
encies. French Guiana, French West
Africa. Madagascar. French lndo-
China, New Caledonia and depend
eucies and Nicaragua.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
COPPER NARkET-cIose.

ATiz' CONN. 81 y AtT-- - 40 p :,
Ely. "a. Bos 4 corb., 1871, Butte Gin.
70 X Cop. CON. -. G.. e. f.. SOC. g. a
A.. SO. Cent. IS. DAILY W. 81. Davis
u g. T. Butte. 9. Ely Cons, 80, Fr,,
iC. First Nat. 80 Gran, 447s Cir,
"a G.-Can4 9is /. Gold. Cons. si4 Han.
-. Helv.. 81 Isle Roy. 10 Las. -.
Lake. So Mass. 5R Moh., 81 Moi.
IS. Mich. ga Miami. 22is Nip 1917
Nev. Cons, ia Ney. Utah, =, y.
Butte. Be- Old Dom. 80. Csc. lij, Par,
IN santa Re. Sup. Cop. 49ie Cup.
a iios. 1875 Tam, 81 Trim. 5. Utah
Cons. 20 oil. 35ls Refining, 43 y do
/ nka -. Ind. %.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
To Probe "ship Subsidy Lobby"

WASHINGTON. March 29.-The
house this afternoon decided by a vote
OF 125 to 65 to make thorough in
vestigation OF the charge that there
Is a ship subsidy lobby influencing
congressman in Washington. The in
vestigation. which will be by a special
committee OF five. Is result OF the
resolution by Rep. Steenersen (Rep.,
Mimi for investigation OF charges
made by the American Flag" the
Cleveland. Ohio. organ Of the Ameri-
can Merchant Marine league.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
uosToN COPPER SALES

DETROIT, March 2y.--BOstOn copper
share sales OF March IS. furnished by
Hayden. stone & Co: ADV, q. 4. G.
=. $50. AlE t2s. Am. Zinc 1895;
Anc.. so Are. 25O: A. g.. $3.50, Atl
y0 Ronz. 24i5. BIOS q Corb. 1870;
Butte. 0g5. b. Il D.. $50. G.. & ~. 6f2 /.
g q n 30. cop Range. 96S -. W.
265 T. r.. 13j, Elm r.. 100. Frank
755. on. 675. Or. 1855. 6 g., 1.G2l.
ITanc.. 2S5, Hels, 3G5, Ind. . .9O5. New.
is5. Kerr $40, Kew, 90. Lake. sI.0Z6.
Las. .25. Mass. 255t Miami 500; Mich.
li0 Moh 2G5, New. 1873. Nip rs. y.
n. 2,aa5 y L.. S.160. Ojih.. l20; .. -.
5gt csc. 210, oar, o.. GU 81. Ray
: & b 200. 4. q y. l2S5. ) o.. 575!
ram. so Trim. ago. oil. 100. Refining
365 do pfd. 34l Ten. 1i0; IT CON.
9gi Wet. zoo; Win, 10. Wolv.. -
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
JUDGE Phelan Faces a Problem.

Judge Phelan is in a quandary as
to what disposition TO make OF Martha
Cook. a 60-year-old Negress, recently
convicted of a grand larceny charge
and now held in the county Jail. await
Ing sentence. The Judge does not
want to send her TO prison. but she
has not established residence in
Wayne county and is not legally en-
titled 10 admission TO the county
house However. he Will take the
matter up with Supt Dolan. OF the
moor commission
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
$4,000 FIRE IN GRAND RAPIDS.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, March %.
Fire of unknown origin did damage
To the extent of $4,000 10 the plant
Of the Michigan Gypsum company to-
day. The warehouse of the company
was destroyed and only good work by
the volunteer fire department saved
the flames from eating into the main
plant OF the company.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
Credit Men To Entertain Ladies.

President Wade Mills and the other
officers of the Detroit Credit Mems as
Bociation are looking for a large at
tendance at their ladies' night enter
tainment In the Hotel fuller, Tuesday
evening This is a new departure for
the credit men, and every effort is be-
Ing made to make the affair a success
In every way. Dinner will be servet
ct Sis. following which will come y
program OF music and addresses. The
entertainment will conclude with
dancing. Shocks orchestra to provide
the music
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
Quake Jars Copper District.

CALUMET. Mich. March 29.-The
Calumet copper district was shaken
early today by light earthquake. The
tremors were SO perceptible as TO
shake buildings and topple down sew
eral chimneys. No serious damage Is
reported, however. and but little atten-
ton was paid II on account of the fire.
quent shocks In this vicinity from
heavy blasting
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
NEW YORK pRoDrcE.

NEW YORK. March 2g.-POrk-Firm-
er. mess s27.j0N - Lard Steady
middle west, spot, slI65ml4.75. Sugar
quiet Coffee--Rio No :. on the spot.
50. MS7sc. Tallow--Quict. city. ~. q
- c: country. sc. a. y c. Dressed poui-
try-Firm. quiet turkeys lSq 23c :
unchanged Cheese-Firm, FUN cream.
specials. l7la41sc, skins. specials.
l4i4c. fun skins. 3 u &C.
Coffee options opened duh and un-
changed 10 points decline. Butter--
steady receipts 9,S7t. creamery. extra.
80 y m3ic. state dairy. tubs 2lM Soc:
Imitation creamery. 2ii2 a. zee. Eggs
Dull. receipts 21525. nearby white.
fancy. % n 25c; mixed, 22U % iac, fresh
hrsts 2i n 22C.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
=. c. Pinqree Suffers Relapse.

Frank c. Pingree. who was seized
with a stroke of apoplexy Feb. :, but
who was reported as recovering, suf-
fered a relapse Sunday night, when
HIS nerves suddenly gave out Since
then his condition has been very grave
and it has been necessary 10 keep him
under opiates constantly Only the
physicians and members Of the family
are permitted 10 see him
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
$4,000 Fire IN French Lick.

FRENCH LICK. Ind, March %
The loss sustained by the French
Lick Hotel Co. when fire destroyed
the Clinton. formerly the hotel here,
today is estimated at $4,000 The
occupants escaped.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
JOBUING PRICES.

Canned Goods-Appies, gals. 20.
ssass sfsnss i tofn sPs sSS %s
sl.l0; standard s5c. Table beets. sl;!S
standards, 81 soaked. 500 zoe. salmon
Alaska reds, $50; Alaska plnks. 81:
Tomatoes. s54 SOC; succotash. ~ " l'lo
per doz
cenee1P%skass sOfee. iOO-lO case
Feed-Bran, s2I. fine middiings. $50;
S9rSs soa miadiings M sra eorn co ann
Flour-Michigan patents. In wood.
best; s6I5; ordinary. patents. s595:
straight. $3.50: clear. $3.50 per bbL Rye
Oiis-Raw itnseed. sic; boiled lin
seedh SIC; Diamond headlight Kerosene.
s11c: Perfection, l0c; Eocene. lie,
crown gasoline, lSe per gal turpentine'
Prov sions-Mess pork. $3.50: family
pork. s29 80; mediums, clear. s2s OF I;
smoked hams. ls9lsnc; ary sailed
hams. lsEc. bacon. 100 zoe; lard, in
tierces. l5Ac: kettle rendere 1910
per Id.
sugsr-Retail price list for Detroit.
Delray, Crosse PoLnte. Highland Park.
North Detroit and River Rouge: Crys-
tai dominoes, 2-lb, 1856; do, 5-lb. 3. /;
e eaSs 'aegts sgs l9si 1882 1882
standard powdered Sc: granulated. ex-
ira coarse. $50; graduated. fine in
bulk. $3.50; granulated. GLIB cartons.
granuiated, 5-lb cottons, $3.50; granu-
lated. lob cottons, s6.75, granulated.
25-lb cottons. s5.e5; diamond a. Sd 10;
CONTEXT toner's A. S. %; 80. !. s. 60 No.
S, s5G5; No. 6. $40: 10. !. :5S5: No
). 81 30; No: $, 1925; No. 10. IS. 20: No.
Il; 'S,lS, Nc, r. siSslo;, No: III 80, % |;
granulated. $3.50
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
BULLDOGS MEAL Extensive.

George Thompson, the owner OF a
large bulldog which made a meal OF
William Ort's hand. will have to pay
$50 damages and 1925 costs for said
meal. jury In Justice Teagan's court
having returned a verdict for that
amount.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
Kendall estate Goes To Widow.

The VIII Of John Kendall. fled Tor
probate Tuesday. leaves most of the
estate 20 Mrs. Kendall, the widow.
small requests are made TO several
Immediate relatives. The estate IN
dudes the property at Nos. s46 ami
SIS Forrest west, and Nos. 4S9 and ~
Cass-aye.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
CHICAGO PRODICE.

CHICAGO. March 20. - Butter
Creamery, extras. 32c; hrsrs. Bic. dairy.
extras. p ne. frsts 25c Eggs--Prime
hrsts. 2iiRc; hrsts 20Rc Cheese
Twins. 13mi3iRc, young Americas. II
N i4lzc. daisies. Ia. n &c. + Live poul-
try-Turkeys. 15c; fowls 17la a isc:
spring chickens. Il y nlSc. ducks. l61 y
dixie. geese. I2nl3c
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
10 Name New euiIdlna Commitment

Mayor Breitmeyer has the naming
OF new building commissioner to
succeed the late Robert W Thuner.
A man acceptable 20 the real estate
beard will be nominated
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
Wave Of Virtue in Central Precinct.

Since 1850 oclocl, Saturday night.
not an arrest has been made in t,e
central police precinct. outside of the
usual druuks AMI uisorderlics sent &C.
Iiuntst. tation. This is au unusual
record
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
phone switchboard in Postoffioe

A telephone switchboard has just
reen installed In the postoffice for the
convenience of the departments OF
that office The other federal Offices
in the building arc not connected with
this switchboard, however.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
Short Opinion From ed. Atkinson.

Assistant Corporation Counsel At
hnson has rendered the shortest
opinion In the book OF that office. City
Clerk Nichols asked an opinion as
60 whether enrolment day is a legal
holiday
1T is not. was Atkinson's concise
opinion.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29

In a bill for divorce filed Tuesday
by Kate against Frank Ueberroth, the
former alleges non-support and cruel
~. William ]. Catchpole charges his
wife, Emily. with desertion.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creamerles. extras. 32c;
frsts, 3lc; dairy butter, 22c: packing
stock. zoe per 10.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included 2lc dOz Receipts on Tuesday,
4g9 cases
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29

market TO vance as was fully eN-
pectcd The market Us fairly well sup
Piled with medium and low grades, but
eNtrns ar every scarce. ana have been
looking higher tur several days. The
poultry market was steady ana mae
tive. Receipts are very light, but even
at that the street has not been clean
eefpts of eggs are quite liberal. The
Easter demand Is over with. but now
storage buyers are getting busy ana
were put up half cent yesterday ana
are holding up stifhy.
Arpies - Fancy. ss63.7b; common.
!sqsSa PIX BIB Dbl western box apples
Bsaana.EGood sblppins stock. $3.50
a. so. according 20 quality.
Beans-pfied Lima. bise per 10.
Ceiery-Home-g grown. 400 i5c doz.
California. si@t.e5 per crate. Florida.
Cauiinowrr-caiifo s2.7Sg3 per
SassssNMichissn hat. late made, as
Ql5lae; fan made, l6A OILS: York
isc' York State. isc: German cream
block. zoe. domestic Loaf. ls92sc. I'M
pV ceiraa,serra,e.~ss'5oSs per Dbl.
Date.-fersian. og6c' Fards. s09hc
Dressed Caive.-Fancy, i2Qlsc per
III. common, IL ~ 20 per 10.
Ftgs-lmported. new. IL 0iAc Der 10.
California, Soc per box
Fresh vesctahies-cucumbers. hot
house. si,50Gl.75 per doz: lettuce. hot
house. iSallc 10; head lettuce. 81. rs %
aos I sss S bear r siSo per s0 Sa@
per. parsley, 25c per dog. green beans
s975 per hamper; green peppers. 7Sc
M a saaash. 81 CSC i per lBe' Tl orr
ida tomatoes. 81 per g. basket crate. $50
per basket: water cress, IS Qtoc ior
COO blu; pleplant. 45c per doz; spinach,
T5c doz. soc per hamper. asparagus. 81
per doz; California. 76c per bunch.
Grape rrait@sia 80 per case. "
Hay-Detroit dealers are paying mo
following prices for baled hay I'm car
sGi' no 'q timothy. sls'7s Ssns.
clover. mixed. sl675QI7: rye straw.
$3.50: wheat and oat straw. s.. Loose
markets ranged from ,i5gl9. as to
Mide.-cured. No. /. loAc; green.
s SU sss; NO No. f KIP. c SqsSa 70
green green s s NO sa ifa'e ear saf'q H ss
Rip and calf I've of No /. horse hides.
as to J. WOOL so,SD' 5Sc SEQ '-'V 'AsSp '"'
- rauty WNitc, GA
tracted. 9dl0c per 10.
Lemons-California, s4H4.50 box.
Limes-sl u l.25 per 100.
Mushrooms-45 q soc per 10.
Nuts-Walnuts. / 5 Qi6c: almonds, IL
Ql6c; pecans. IL i5c. filberts, l u &c,
BraZils, 94lOc: mixed nuts. l24l &C To-:
new hickory nuts. shellbarks. t.25 u
$50.
Onion.-Michigan 75Qsoc bu: new
Bermudas. 1925 per crate; Spanish.
81. 80 per crate.
Oranges-Callfornia navels. s2.75I 8;
Floridas.. 81 5o43 box; tangerines. H2g
2.26 per box.
Oysters Solid packed. standards.
N.25; selects. 81 per gal. standards, in
small cans. zoe: large cans, Zoe; Sc
lects. small. Csc; large 35c can
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., s242.50 per
dog; So q $50 per crate.
Pcpcorn-Ears. 2g2hc per ID.
Potutoes-Car lots. bulk. 23 q 25c
bags 20 Csc bu. new Bermudas, s.
per bu. s. per Dbl.
Poultry-Springs l6I Gle ID. hens.
10 y q l1c, ducks. lou lie; geese. Is y
lac, turkeys. ia lSc per Id.
Strawberries--i5Q zoe per quart box.
Sweet Potntoes-Jerseys. kiln dried.
81. rs per crate; 81 per hamper. Illinois.
81 per bu. S2.75 per Dbl
Tnilow-No. l, sac: No. 2. &C per 10
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALO-Opening.
I'm a - Ren0rt

Cunning n stevens Live stock Report.
BUFFALO, March tSpecial)-
Cattle-Receipts cars. steady. Hogs
Receipts cars. steady. heavy. Hl4O;
Lambs--Receipt 10 cars. dull, best
lambs. Sl0q 1895. yearlings. $3.50 q 90; .
wethers, s. 50 nS.T5. ewes. s 80 u 5.
Calves-s5Q 10.50.
EAST BIFFALO-Close.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y, March 90
Cattle-Receipts 100. fairly active. and
steady. prime, s7.75 a 20, butchers.
common 10 choice, s7.15 a 1850. sheep
and I.ambs-Receipts $500 dull and
weak lambs. s7.75Q 1875. yearlings. 50
q $50; sheep. s4HS,75 Hogs Receipts
$50. active firm, workers.. sll30 u l.35
pigs. sllHlLlO; mixed. sll 500 l /, 20,
heavies. 81 90; roughs. sioG 1857
stays. seQ9.50.
CHICAGO, March 29.-Cattle-Re-
Texas. s5a $50. western. $5a7; stock,
ers and feeders, s3S54G.75. cows and
hcifers, s2.S5 a 1.25, calves. 8 q . p.
Hogs-Receipts 1900. slow light,
slU.G5u 1895. mixed, SlO.104 ! LOS.
heavy. yl07jdl1l0; rough. sl0.75 q
1855 pigs s9sOaI0.70. sheep and
Lambs Receipts 10000. steady native.
s.. 50 Gt91O. western. $3.50 s.iO, lambs.
native. $3.50 q 1925. western. $40 q
1910.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. O.. March 29.--Hogs-
Receipts 1000 Sc lower; mediums.
mixed and workers., S11.05: pigs and
lights. slO.15 Cattle-ReCeipts . ears.
slow steady Lambs-Receipt 10
cars; clips. .s.75 top Calves-Receipts
loo, $40 top.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
PRODUCE.

The feature Of the market this morn
Ing was the failure Of the Elgin butter
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
CHICAGO.
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone q Co, i16-llS GriswOld-st:
open. High. Low. Noon.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
BEAR ELEMENT
IS STILL ACTIVE
Leading Issues Are Hammered In
Forenoon and Declines of One
Point-Steel Sells at 49,
y STOCK MARKEr-cIo-e.

Anal Cop s5h. Am &. :, o. :
Loco. sea- Am Smclt.. Slas Am. T. n
r i4oS. Am. roe, Pfd 90 Am W y !,
.36s Ana; Cop 70 Aseh' lis q
i39is Cen. Leath, 4Oa, DO pfd. lo7 e.
On. 4 O. S5 a. IN. Il CT. W. -: c, NJ
\ 81. H., l42 Gu \ Nwcstn loSi Col
r. X J.. 3Si. col n sou, 5sia; Cons.
Gas. liS Corn Prod ~ -. = Ha al
l7s; Den. \ RIO CT. toh DIS ;. Cor
$50, CT Nor ptd. lSl. do ore, o. III.
cent l4O. Int.-Met.. ga. do ptd. - = :
kan e. So. Sc to pfd. 6sis l.. y.
I5ile NJ X 4 r. a y, Mo. Pas. % !. :
Nat Lead, SoAs y. Y. Cent, ~ y y.
Nor. Pac. 1919. Penn. 1861 PEG. Gas,
1924 Pr 81 car, Il u Read, l659. .
Rep. x st, 81 Roe klsL, a.; S.-shet,
-. Sou. Pac.. l26L SOU. Ry., IS do
pfd 63. Tenn. Cop, 81 Il, Texas, 50 y ?
Union Pac., 1889 Rub. tSis steel
COB sss ~ 4S w WABASH II :. do pfi. i69s !.
". L. TEL. "a. West. Mfg, 81.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29
HoRsEMAN DROPS nrAn

MENOMINEE Mich. March "a
August Mas dropped dead OF heart
disease at his livery barns here lsst
night. He was Wcll.kuovn borso.
man and participated in many track
The Detroit times., 1910-03-29

job Printing done right. TIn..
Printing 60, - John R.-st. Call Main
1898. or City Ass. ''"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-11-18
CHAPTER XVI.


>SSAk<AShs
Ec- . time ! thought 1 was again IN
that raftered chamber at Beaufort
which had been mine for so many
years; then / recognized nne:S.iy thai
this was not the bed to which I was
accustomed, nor were these dark and
grimy walls the ones at which I had
been wont to stare while building my
castles In Spain.
Then. in a flash, / remember
escape, flight. capture, rescue-and ]
started to spring from the bed, but
fell back again with a cry of pain.
For an instant, my head seemed split
ting open, and l closed my eyes
dizzily.
Gently, monsieur, gently" said q
voice, and l opened my eye to see q
kindly woman's face bending over me.
You must lie STILL" she added, and
placed a cool hand upon my fore-
head. You must go to Sleep"
But where I'M II" l asked.
D You are with friends"
And Mademoiselle de Chambray 2"
She also is safe"
/ closed my eyes with a deep sigh
of thankfulness. Safe, safe, safe-I
repeated the word to myself again and
again. Safel Surely Providence had
watched Owe usi Safe