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The Washington herald., 1910-09-26
CLAUDE WARREN, Manager.
Riyerdale, Nd.
CHEVY CHASE. MARYLAND.

CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND.
RIGHT HOUSE, RIGHT SIZEi
RIGHT PRICE!
Best located OF any Of its price IN
Chevy Chase One square from Circle.
al junction OF two wide streets. All city
conveniences. See this at once. as there
are many others who are looking for this
klnd or a home. Price. 5000.
Exclusive Agent.
II. u. l.. YELLOI'T, I41O III ST. NV
253 2Gl ,263, 26j, 267. 269 ri
FOR SALE-FIVE ACRES FINE LAND
suitable for orchard, garden. and poul-
try raising. suburbs Washington. on cleo
trlc Inc, l5c car faiy- For quick sale,
so 50 down. so weekly. Apply quick,
Room 81, Evans Bldg, or I4-g New York
ave. Nv. Se2l-tf
FOR SALE-SUBURBS WASHINGTON;
on electric line. 15c car fare, three acres
hne land viii improve with broom cot
tage. beautiful shade, well good water,
poultry house. barn. orchard. garden,
fences, &c; worth $1,000. Sample house
near by for inspection. For quick sale.
$3.50 Terms. so down. $3.50 weekly APP
Ply quick, Room 81 Evans Bldg, or 1920
New York ave. NV. se2l-tf
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THOS. J. FISHER & co. OncD,
Real Estate. Loans. and InEaraace.
7SS 18th St NV.

UNFURNIsHED.
l7s5 Mass Az nv. Up, ISIS Corcoran
- JJ1l -lF. b.-.... 20 o.
2l59 Il, DR. Go. yr...4Od3 l2i5 r. l. as. Ilr b. 81 81
l69 10Th NV. 1877 SD. 2 500 81 Monroe Or As 9
5i90 10Th Pr b.......l So 4 Z, III he -r l 77 IN
210l Kai. I'd, H. 3b..I 5s 81 L So mel n b.. Ss NJ
al36 Il NV. ltr. -5.-- lOJuJ IlS Il s+ me- III & 81
ISIS Mass. ave. NV, lIia Rzuf1lrh NV n b ii
:....-..-..- sd - \. Cap l3r b.. 35T5
!,S- 10Th, IT o..;..I51o la 9Th NV ST. d.. So p
Blair I'd. Takoma PHI SIS Tavar nv g. b. n II
u. G.. 9r % fur. $500 a14 / l.a Or 9- ri
1880 Calvert. l2r % 60 ga lst = 81 Sri p "A
S,zl 18th NV. l0r b..56 1916 u - na er D. an ri
lE9 Harvard NV. llr So ll23 Ct--sl al NV Ar al
2iT 18th uw. lGg b. APARTMENTS
steam heat -.-.-4l-5o Quincy ST. IT. D.. 3 %
luoo lstn nv, ". D.. 52g4lll5 ith NV lst H. 81 q 50
OFFICES.
1914 II nw.,.............-ICeutR ldg....Sls 70 81
Union Trust Bldg. 18th l4-l + new.......S0 to al
and II SIS 10 s40.63i + nw-....s SO ~ 81
STABLES.
a number Of desirable stables for rent
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES or
PROPERTY.
THE ABOVE Is ONLY A PARTIAL LIST OP
THE PROPERTIES IN OUR CHARGE. BUT WV
SHALL BE GLAD To FURNISH COMPLETE
BULLETINS ON APPLICATION AT THIS OF.
FICE
THOS. J. FISHER & co. Qnc.),
73S 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-$25.5O PER MONTH; NEW,
UP-TO-DATE STORE, 1908 II ST n. E.,
SUITABLE FOR TAILOR, NOTIONS,
GROCERY. OR OTHER BUSINESS.
CHAS. a SHIELDS. 1886 NEW YORK
AVE n w. go
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OFFICE ROOMS,
The Glover Building, l4l9 f ST.
STORES.

STABLES.
Rear 20 Pierce NV. water
se2E2t
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WANTED LADIES TO LEARN MAN
Touring 10 take charge OF well-adver-
tised business. 9l9 G. ST NV 269
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sel6Tp@a.@2aS.@ Sn-s5 Evans Building.
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HOUSES-COLORED.

oti NC n
lZl Acton Ct. ne, rooms s. & w..........,..u 80
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manage children and direct cooking in
refined home. must be white woman. with
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WANTED - GOOD SETTLED WOMAN
for general Homework; stay nights; no
objection TO small child. Small family.
22l + ST. NV. 269
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MALE G. FEMALE HELP WANTEI

CAPACITY - DRAUGHON'S PRACTI-
cal Business College, 1917 New York
avenue, is filled almost 10 its capacity.
TO PREPARE FOR CIVIL SERVICE
examinations; special teachers and spe-
Cial facilities for accomplishing satisfac-
tory results in the shortest possible time.
STRANGERS BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Old Masonic Temple.
279 9Th and 81. NV.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-28
HEMANs SPEAKS IN U. P.
3onocratic Candidate Opens His Cam
paign In Copper District.

pai9n IN copper D'str'e''
I; NENOMINEE, Mich, Sept. 81
sowton T. Hemans, Democratic NOM
Enoo for governor, opened his cam
Endisn In the upper peninsula here
Yesterday afternoon. In spite of raw
md drenching rain, Mr.. Hemans was
xreeted by large and enthusiastic
audience and made a telling speech.
~ denounced in round terms the
Warner administration. dwelling on
many alleged abuses and scoring the
RGpublican party for wasted opportun'
I1&E and neglected duty.
ur. Hemans referred TO the alleged
<xH9 close alliance existing between
{3oxernor Warner and Chase Osborn,
I>ko Republican nominee for governor
70 declared that the support afforded
Warner by Osborn in the last cam
[noign, I'm the face of the governors
&ocOrd, written In the history OF Mich.
{1ean. TO its misfortune and humilia-
Hon, left nothing TO choose between
+ The two men.
'# On behalf of the Democrats he held
EOut the promise OF an honest, practi-
mi and business-like administration
|0l the state affairs Touching on the
waiter OF taxation he said ii was the
hope of the party on whose platform
~ stood TO establish a fair rate OF
t>nxation. making the mines and rail-
|Ponds and factories and corporations
f0ul INDIVIDUALS each carry a just bur
p&Gu OF the state expense.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-28
CADETS SILENCE
PUZZLES OFFICERS
Twenty First-Class Men Refuse u
Tell Military Board Why They
Rebuked Capt. Longan.

WEST POINT, N. Y, Sept. IA
state OF open rebellion exists today
In the united States Military Acad-
envy.
The delicacy OF the situation is
such that Major General Thomas Bar
ry. superintendent of the academy, re-
turned from Washington today to
take personal charge.
The Silent" affront given Capt
Rufus K. Longan, tactical instructor
in the mess hall Saturday and Sua
day, Is nothing compared with the
silence given the military board OF
inquiry by the cadet corps, and un
less some cadet agrees to tell the
board what caused the insult to Capt
Longan the academy authorities are
face to face with the necessity OF
communicating the entire corps fol
INSTRUMENTATION.
The board OF inquiry, appointed by
Lieut-Co Frederick Sibley. com
mandant Of cadets, and In charge OF
the academy during the absence o
Major-Gen. Barry. has been in almost
continuous session since the silence
was given Capt Longan and has al
ready examined twenty of the first
class men.
We have formed a dislike to this
officer" they have said, and no amount
OF persuasion or threats can compel
them TO go further. They have sim
ply folded their arms and declined to
answer questions.
Lieut.-Col. Sibley intimated today
that the entire cadet corps OF 45C
members will be called, one by one
before the board, and that this will
occupy two or three weeks. II the
first-class men maintain their refusal
to talk every under-class man may be
expected TO do the same. The situa
ton thus before the military author
tiles Is that OF open INSTRUMENTATION
In the past when q cadet refused tC
testify before a military board OF In
qIiry or court martial the officer IN
charge simply commanded the unwill
ing witness to testify. In the event
of further refusal the cadet was i'm
mediately courtmartialcd and dismis
sed for characterization. Thus far not
a single student has been ordered Il
tell the board why the silence" was
given Capt. Longan. Ii Is said this
order will be given only as a last re
sort. as me action OF the cadets indi
Gates to the officers a widespread con
spiracy to refuse 20 answer. IL every
cadet is ordered TO answer and re
fuses, II would mean wholesale
courtmartial and probable dismissal
Of the entire corps.
Among the many reasons expressed
today for this serious breach OF dis
cipline is said TO be Capt. Longan'
severity.
He Is reported to have charged one
student with Sinking drill work
when the cadet was really I'll OF ap
pendicitis Another cadet, II is said
was reported by Capt. Longan FOL
visiting" when in reality, he had
not lett his room.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-28
NEW YORK. PRODUCE.

NEW YORK Sept 21---Elour- Quiet
and steady. Pork: Easier; mess. $22
fI2250 Lard Firm: middle west spot.
s13 05Q1315. Sugar: Raw, dun cen
trifugal. SO test. sl.2t; muscovado, 50
test. $3.74 refined. dull: cut loaf, IS SIS
crushed, 1915; powdered, s5.15 granu-
lated. 1905 Coffee: Rio No. on spot,
Ia I'll NC Tallow: quiet; city. ~ c;
country. 10 qshc. Hay: Dull; prime.
xllO; No. 8, 100 soc: clover. 90 q Csc.
Dressed poultry Unsettled: turkeys.
1sQ 27c; chickens, 12d2 gle; fowls. 141s
q 1sc; ducks. 19nl9kc. Live poultry
Irregular: geese. l2c: ducks. 14c;
fowls. l4Qlec: turkeys. 12q 15c: roost-
ers. lie. Cheese: Steady: state milk.
common TO specials. 6a12Ac; full
skins. IN m4c.
Butter: Quiet and steady. receipts.
1896, creamery extra. 29c. state dairy
tubs. 23m2sc, Imitation creamery
firsts. 244 csc Eggs. Quiet receipts.
iT150: nearby white fancy. $50 40c:
nearby mixed fancy, 2Sd29c: fresh
firstS 24H21c
The Detroit times., 1910-09-28
OwOsS0 CHURCH IS SPLIT.
ffAnsfer OF Pastor Threatens to Dis
rupt M. z. Congregation.

~ 0WOSSO, Mich, Sept. 27.-Owosso
3 G&thodism is agog over the announce
*rnont made at the NJ. E. conference in
EUptroit that the Rev. @. w. Jennings.
'1G6tor of the First Methodist Episco-
~ church of Owosso, the wealthiest
1zid most influential congregation In
t<k6 city, will not be returned as min.
kl0tor of the congregation. Since the
announcement was received here the
k1hurch has divided in two factions.
THe weather. members are jubilant
~ the retirement OF Mr.. Jennings.
& The trouble started when Rev. Mr..
}J0hnings rebuked the parishioners OF
Ik4 church in a sermon for snubbing
~ member of the parish who attended
~ social given by the church.
~. Following Mr.. Jennings sermon, the
knembers who felt they were humiliat-
"a decided to obtain another pastor.
The poorer members OF the church
<<hreaten TO form a new church.
Rev Mr.. Jennings came from Pom
tti6c two years ago and is one Of the
El60t popular preachers who has ever
|DGcupied q local pulpit.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-28
FIRE DESTROYS PLANT.
Explosion and Flames Cause Loss OF
100000 In Grand Rapids.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Sept 81
The plant Of the Aldine Crate & Man.
tel Co. was RACED TO the ground by
FIRE which swept through the entire
building, Monday night.
The blaze originated in the finish
ing room and was caused by tank
OF finishing liquor catching fire. An
explosion followed and flames spread
rapidly.
The loss is 100000 and the fire
will throw 90 men out OF employment.
All OF the employees were In the build
ing at the time OF the explosion. but
fed in safety. with the exception of
Superintendent Cornelius +. Young.
who remained to obtain the records OF
the concern. He was slightly burned
about the head and face.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-28
HESS DRIVES
TO DEATH
Augusta Chall Hangs Self in
Dhed N Rear of Home-Daugh-
ter Discovers Body.

Nn. Augusta ChaIl. 81 years old.
1ngsd herself. Tuesday morning. TO
post In the coal bin in the shed in
. - rear OF her home at No. 2l1 Twen-
>eight-st Dependency because OF
'oess was responsible for her self
Dtruction.
Her daughter Freda, 81 years old.
Dcovered the mothers body. Mrs.
hall had climbed up on a stool, at
ched one end of the rope about her
EEK and jumped on. Neighbors cut
~ down. but she was dead.
N The woman's husband is track
ocoman for the ID. u. r. Mrs. Chall
Ms the mother of four children. They
M Coroner Burgess that the woman
nd spoken of suicide several times.
- had said that she would rather
~ dead than in the condition she
The Detroit times., 1910-09-28
HAS DOUBLE MYSTERY.
polIce Think Drowning May Bear On
g Anderson Girls Murder.

GODERICH, Ont, Sept. 27-The
!Dolice are investigating the death OF
Colin McIvor, who was drowned of a
aiming yacht. They think it may have
some connection with the murder of
Xixabeth Anderson. They believe II
|1ndy develop into case of homicide
hecause of the girls death.
q The police are looking for Frank
smith, who has been missing for sew
1oral days. and another man named
Uarline. The officers want to learn
whether these men have any know
|1odge which may lead to the arrest OF
|&he person who killed Miss Anderson.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-28
Markets and Finance

point far below last years movement
Liverpool had big decline caused
bS-f..2s-faaltxips- account CT weak
ness on this side and a heavy Increase
in the European visible supply Bulls
see nothing in the outlook until pres
ent bearish conditions have been dis
counted Bears have everything In
heavy lines. fearing that a reaction
may come suddenly and catch them
short Cash wheat In Chicago is show
ing a firm tone. but demand Is still far
ern millers are taking their time about
buying. and there is no chance for sell
ing to foreigners.
Wheat trading was quiet all day and
the tone OF the market was weak.
There was an opening loss OF i.c and
later decline OF a a Ac. making he
close iulAc lower than Mondays.
Corn lost nc and standard oats = c.
Timothyseed advanced Ice
Wheat quotations: Cash No. 2 red.
ss% bee. opened with loss OF y c
at sl.024 and declined TO sl.o2; May
opened al sio7n and declined TO si.o7:
No. l white. soc asked.
Cash No, J. sse; No yellow. sssc,
oats Standard. cars at ssac. a.
36A, G. closing at 36Ac asked. No.
white. ca rat 36Ae No white.
cars at 3ic.
Rye: Cash No /. 7sc No ?. ,lc. u
Beans Cash. s2.2g; October. sans
Cloverseei; Prime spot. 20 bags a,
$50; December :sSS IA March $50
sS.75, 20 at $3.50, II at So, prime al.
$3.50 9 at s.. IL at $3.50.
Timothy seed; Prime spot. 40 bags
Receipts In IN. Detroit market Tues
day included 1000 bbls OF -four. l car
OF wheat. 10 OF corn and Ia OF oats
Withdrawals were 400 bbls. OF -four
and 1000 bu OF rye. Stocks are 1885,
7ss bu OF wheat. ess.s05 hu OF corn
lAs,SOs bu az oats and 2S.10I bu OF rye
Liverpool wheat closed Ia nd lower
Wheat receipts Tuesday: Duluth. 49,
cars, again 5Sl year ago: Minneap-
oils. 2is cars. against 3ss. Winnipeg
54s cars. against 67s; Kansas City, lis
cars. againct SIS. ST Louis. SO. 600 bu
against 5000 bu.
Receipts OF wheat at primary points
Tuesday. $4,000 bu. year ago, $4,000
bu.
week. s.slso0o bu OF wheat; year ago
$3.50 900 bu
TOLEDO. Ohio. Sept. 2T-wheat:
si.Oin May, sl.OsIs. Corn: Cash and
September. 55sc: December. 52Sc;
May. 55Se. oats: Cash and septem-
Der. s5l@c: December. ssrc: May. $50.
o
seed: Cash and October. $685. De-
cember. s9.65; March. ss.To Alsike;
Prime. ss.30: September. Ss.e5, limo
thy: Prime and September. si35; Oct
ober. $3.50. Butter. eggs and hay I'M
changed.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Sept. 27.-Opening: All
options opened lower. Sept. wheat re.
Dec and May Asc lower. Sept. corn
y c. Dec Asc and May &c lower Sept.
oats &c. Dec. and May &c lower. Pro-
visions steady.
Noon Sept. wheat Nc. Dec. &c and
MAY sac lower. Sept corn &c. Dec.
Iac and May sc lower Sept oats
same as opening. Dec. u and May ac
lower.
Close: Wheat showed considerable
weakness. the market having a wider
range than has been seen for some
time Corn was lower. even with re-
ports OF frost in corn districts. Sep
TENDER wheat sc, December and May
lc lower. September corn nc. Decem-
Der and May &c lower. Septem :
Der oats same as the opening price
December and May l4c lower. Provis-
ions lower.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-28
LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALO-OpeninG.

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Sept 81
cr bes sSSe 70 ieC sff r. steers tsT
go good prime LOO To 800 10. steers.
SIS. 50 d us. best LOO TO ! 200 Id. ship
ping steers. se9s50 medium butcher
light butcher steers, *f.T5 n ); best fat
cows. sl75G5.2e: fair to good cows,
s350n4 40; common TO medium do, 50
heifers. s5'5o@6: good fat heIfers. s4.25
I475: fair 10 good do. $inf35: stock
heifers $4q425; best feeding steers,
dehorned. 1925 q $50. medium TO good
4 Is; best bulls. SOS 20. bologna bulls.
t375mi50; light thin bulls. 1915 q /:
best mixers mixers and and spri,ngers s33oogssee:
s sSGG mug to good do. ss5a4o
Hogs: Receipts. Is cars; steady;
heavy So Is a $40; workers.. 5000 SO;
Sheep: Receipts. s cars; active: best
lambs. 81 40a 30. .yearllngs, $5.5Og6.
wethers. IS ewes, s4.30446o.
EAST BUFFALO-Ciose.
EAST BUFFALO; sept. 27.-cattle:
prime steers. 81 n 1865 butcher grades,
,a:sS@s7S. Calves: so Receipts. 50 head q
choice. s575@1o50 sheep and lambs:
Receipts. 200 head: market active and
stronger. choice lambs. 81 20 q so: Gull
sheep. ssQ5 Hogs: Receipts, 100
head, market. heavy grades steady
workers.. s9c0Gs75; pigs, So 40: mixed.
ssgs7S hG stSg. : :ssceSe 90 roush''
UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Sept 21.--Hogs: Receipts. $4,000; mar
ket, weak. mixed and butchers. $500
s55 good heavy. $s.35Ws55 rough
heavy. 35Ms55. light. s92oms 80:
pigs. Ss5O4s.45 Cattle: Receipts.
1000 market. slow: beeves, S475Ms20;
cows and heifers. 81 25g 6 40; stockers
and feeders, $41545 So, Texans. So 500
$50 calves, s470q9.25. Sheep: Re
cetpts. $4,000. market. steady TO loo
lower. native, 81 60M 4 Is. western. SO
"a 20. lambs. S475U7.10; western. So so
q 10.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, Sept 27.--Hogs:
Receipts. 1000. lower mediums and
heavies, 50 %; workers.. S9.60ap9. 65 /:
pigs and lights. S92J Cattle: Receipts.
: cars steady. Lambs: Receipts, 1000
81 top. Calves: Receipts, 200. $40 top.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-28
WOMAN KILLS HERSELF.

MARSHAL, Mich, Sept. 27.-While
ailing from an attack of the grip
Mrs. Alonzo Snyder. wife OF Clar.
ence township farmer, swallowed a
quantity of paris green and died yes
terday afternoon before a physician
could reach her. She was 81 years
old and marrieg Snyder four years
ago. he being 81. They are said "a
h. We had domestic troubles. Besides
the husband. an aged mother, two sis
tiers and brother, NJ. II. Alley, Of De
troit, survive Mrs. Snyder.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-28
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported Tor The Times by Paine,
Weber & Co. Sept. 81:
Wheat-Bearish feeling ruled the
wheat trade from the start today fol-
lowing a break OF Ia for the active
months The weak cables. increase OF
600 600 in wheat stocks at Minneapolis
for three days and the absence of an
adequate demand for wheat were the
decreasing features. \ local bear lead
err was credited with covering a million
bushels on the early break Other
shorts were fairly good buyers There
is no doubt that considerable long
wheat came on the market on the de-
cline
The Detroit times., 1910-09-28
WILL MAKE AUTO TRUCKS.
r. G. Oids 10 To Back Company
Which VIII ORGANIZE For Million.

LANSING. Mich, Sept. 27.-An-
nouncement was made Monday by r.
E. Olds. the pioneer auto manufac.
turer, that within few days the or
ganization of a new automobile com.
pany. capitalized at sl,000,000, would
be perfected.
Mr.. Olds says that the concern will
manufacture a commercial truck ex-
clusively and that the financial sup
port necessary TO swing the venture
will be forthcoming when the organi'
zation is completed.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-28
YATES WILL LOCKED UP.
Don Named Special Administrator To
Search For Document.

Arthur w. Yates, eldest son of b.
Nv Yates, who shot himself In Cleve-
lnNd. following joy-ride with Mrs.
IVAN Singer, member of the under
world In Detroit, was appointed spe-
3cial administrator OF the estate in
the probate court. Tuesday morning,
10 search for the will which is said
20 be locked In a private safety de-
ndnit boz.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-28
Snake Drops In His Room.

Il HAGERSToWN, Md, Sept. 27.-In
Bl,irs Valley. near Clear Springs line,
Ohio Brown. on retiring to bed. heard
foomething drop from the ceiling to
tho floor. Getting up and lighting a
lamp, he was terrified to see lying on
me floor. close to his bed. black
>u11Ake Ave and one-half feet long. He
kfIled the snake, which showed fight.
|IIn snake had crawled up vine
A1ongside the house and crept into the
|oo0n window of the bedroom.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-28
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER MARkET-ctese.

Ahmeek ls5, Arc 5. Adv 81. Bos Ely
~. Butte Gin lsh, Cactus / lie. Cal
bait Cent !. Cop Range s5A. DAILY "
4 Davis ID 2. First Nat as. CRANKY IS.
Giroux 6A, Goldheld Cons 9ls, q Can
6As Helv 2 ale. Ind IL. Tnsp Z. isle II
La Sale 10. La Rose 1915. Lake 33i5.
Miami l9%s. Mohawk a.. New Cons Is&
New Utah SO. Nepissing liz, No Butte
-. Raven Is. Ray Cons 1871. shannon
s%, Sup Cop 40 Sup a. Bos s. Trinity
81, l. s Smelt 39@.. do pref 80.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-28
IS SENTENCED FOR THEFT.

PONTIAC, Mich. Setp. 27.-Oscar
Lawrence, convicted OF the larceny OF
$1.025 from Oswald ]. Pierce, a De-
troiter, last July. was yesterday SEN
fenced TO one to Ave years at Jack
son. Lawrences wife and four sons
were in court, all breaking down when
the sentence was passed. Lawrence
will be taken to Jackson the latter
part OF the week.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-28
HULL COPPER DOES
NOT LOOK PROMISING

telling OF
OF the world
Hull prospect
carefully
Hull ground
shaft which close the United verde
the
This
OF financing Hull Cop
the
taking
which
development
$l5O000 IT.
Using this commission Of so cent OF the stock sales re
received least 10 the selling price the
probable
OF
ding the
considered
the should
be million dollars
which on
likely debt
dividends under the plans
publisher who the and ask him to
i've
The Detroit times., 1910-09-28
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Webber < Co, Sept. "a
There was little doing in the way or
net change In prices during the
morning. A preliminary break, due 10
profit-taking. was followed by a rally
Carrying prices back TO about last
nights close Trade. however, appears
TO be broadening some and more OPP
timistic feeling prevails There were
sales TO noon OF $4,000 srares. with
the market holding steady.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-28
BOSTON COpPER SALES.

bysIOh Copper saIes OF sept. 70:
Algomah so. Adv %. Anal 1890. Zinc
595. g 4 a 100, G * RI /. Range g5. - w
800. + y l25. Frank 20. q y rs. CRANKY
20. G 240. Han 30. Ind 29O, Ro 2s5.
Mich 10. New sos, Nip $50. y y 1857, y
l. loo. Glib 10. . Il IS. Par 100, Ray 35
r $40, Shat %. Sup l23. : * IL 20. : q
Il 100, 100. Tam 20. Trim 100. 4 )
I'm ZOE WIN IL
The Detroit times., 1910-09-28
BUTTER AND EGGR

acknowledgements, extras, 2s1hc Ii:
hrsts. 27c: dairy butter. 23c: packing
stock. 22c per Id.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. 2ic per doz Receipts on Tues
day Sal cases
The Detroit times., 1910-09-28

Albert Kahn. the architect, who
lives at No 81 Rowena-st., reported
to the police Tuesday morning that
his Packard car was stolen from in
front >of his residence, Monday eve
ming. He values the auto at $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-28
I GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Sept 27.-CIoseI The sit
uatton In wheat has a heavy look and
bulls have little to feel builish about
as long as the visible supply is In
creaFing here and In Europe and stocks
are gaining at every important point.
Minneapolis continues TO increase al
shAn~h r>asints have decreased to a
The Detroit times., 1910-09-28
COP TAKEN IN RAID.
Substitute Patrolman 10 Arrested In
DisorderIy House.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Sept a.
Especial. )-Constable George Baxter.
a substitute patrolman, was arrested
with three others. In a police raid oil
a Main-st. disorderly house.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-28
ADVICE TO INVESTORS


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mss accompanies by
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ing 20 % will be csrsf
The Detroit times., 1910-09-28
War Balloon Cruises over Paris.

PARIS. Sept. 27.-The French war
dirigible Colonel Bernard. commanded
by Capt. Kapferer. cruised over Paris
from Sis until 1880 today, at on
average height OF 400 feet. The
balloon assembled and alighted at lacy,
suburb. II was under perfect con-
troll and was put through some diff
ficult maneuvers.