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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-28
DOG rs CAUSE OF MANS ARREST.
But Wesley Brown Establishes Claim
TO Animal and 10 Released.

Duke. a handsome collie dog, was
the center OF bitter dispute In Pc.
lice Justice STEMS court. Saturday
morning. Two persons laid claim to
the canine and the argument waxed SO
warm that the Judge finally had the
dog brought In to see which one OF
the combatants the animal favored.
Duke expressed no particular liking
for either of the two, who were Mrs.
Carrie Defoy and Wesley Brown. The
latter claimed to be the original owner.
Last February, the dog was struck
by car and limped away from the
scene of the accident, following some
farmhands in the direction OF High
land Park. He was finally sold to Mrs,
Deloy for 81.
A few days ago, Brown saw the dog
or the street and whistled to him.
The dog answered the whistle and
Brown took him away. Mrs. Deloy
then swore out a warrant, charging
Brown with the larceny OF Duke. Po-
lice Justice Stein decided that as
Brown was the original owner, he had
right to the dog, and awarded It to
him
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-28
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Bird w. cromie. AZ years. &c Kanter;
RriRhts disease.
Victor NJ. Migan. 2 months. s2s M
nois: pertussis.
Susanna Radz!ejewski. 81 years. 75S
Ferry; obstruction OF bowels.
George W. Cope, % years, 56 Wills
W.: cerebral abscess.
Edwin j. Hamilton, 3 months, ib6
Twentieth; pneumonia.
Herman Personke. 20 years. ls4
Schroeder; cancer.
Annie c. Hall, So years, all Wabash;
entero colitis.
clifford Hoskins. 2 years. 81 sslden:
sarcoma.
Joseph Manning. 43 years. Tubercu-
losis hospital: tuberculosis,
Donald J. Beaudrie, months. 80
Lysander w: pneumonia
William Waterwofth. 50 years, 24l
Mt Elliott; carbollc acid poisoning.
Mary E. Rhodes, IS years, Ice 81
Antoine; angina pectoris.
John Borbel, SO years, 13l Crosby;
pulmonary hemorrhage.
Frank A. Van Antwerp, ~ years, 81
Narys hospital; apoplexy.
Victoria Stacha, l year. 90 Thlrtioth;
malnutrition.
Evelyn Pue. 3 years, 1o4 Henry;
pneumonia.
Anthony waJdilak, years. Fs SUI
perior; heart disease.
Deborah Brown, 6l years, 4OS sixth;
nephritis.
Frank Zawacki, year. 1543 Camp
he'll; pneumonia.
Elizabeth Ladach, l year. $40 Rooss-
welt; pneumonia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-28
MAN LADEN WITH
JEWELS ARRESTED
1Continued from Page one.)

on Grand River-ave This jeweler told
the police the necklace Is worth
$4,000. Capt Mcdonnell thinks Grow
sind NAV know something OF this.
The prisoner had in his possession
jewelry to the value OF about Sl,OOO
The goods are all new and most oil
the pieces still have the price tags on
them. An inventory Of the jewelry
shows six gold-filled bracelets, ten
rings, including one l0-stone diamond
cluster and five gold watches. four oil
them filled cases and one solid gold
Some OF the rings were turquoises
and some of them emeralds. Crow
sind had $50 In money and sS2 In
pawn checks.
He told Detectives Clare and VII
son that he was rooming here at No
420 Congress-st. west. This excited
suspicion as there is no such address
When Crowsind was first brought
into the station, he gave his name as
Harry Wilson and said his home is In
Colum bia. n. Y. Later. he admitted
TO Capt. Mcdonnell that his right
name is Crowsind and that his home
is Paducah. A money order for $lt
made out to Mrs. Mary Rowbottom
was found In his possession. He said
that Mrs. Rowbottom Is his mother
and that she has been married a sec
ond time He told Capt. Mcdonnell
that he came by all the iewelry by
giving a railroad man In columbus
O., a small sum OF money for It. A
the place where he sent the money
order. Il was learned that on Friday
Crowsind had a handful OF gold anC
big roll OF bills. The police are
convinced that the jewelry belongs II
Columbus and a message has beer
sent to the police department there
In his possession was q card with the
name J. w. Allspaugh. Columbus.
Crowsind is a boyish looking fel
low. He says he is 10 years old.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-28
Quotations by Hayden, stone & Co.
OBJ Bid. Cs)sold. tx)spIlt.
CHIcAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported Tor the Ilmts o! TaIson.
In the wheat trade for the Saturday
session contained several surprises.
The market opened with an upturn
caused by the filling OF buying orders
which sold out the biggest line or
wheat Thursday. led the early buying
OF July up TO csc and September at the
turning point for the day and from
that time until the close. the market
was under the hammer for all months
in prices 1t was a foregone concur
sion that May wheat would come down
to a respectable level before the emu
,r,cs was hardly expected. Nobody
cared TO step I'm as a good buyer OF
the new crop months at any time DUR
ing the session, and prices went TON
bad to worse. The rally at the ciooe
brought July price to 80 sc, and sep
TENDER to 81 y q91ksc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-28
PUT DETECTIVE
ON wIFEs TRAIL
tconinued from PAGE on-D

leave her husband and fly away with
him to some distant cline.
Annie Louise Wilkinson was having
smooth sailing In her effort for a de-
cree, when her husband. John II. VIII
kinson, entered the court room. He
took the stand and testified that since
his wife filed her bill they had lived
together, and stated that II her peo-
pie let them alone they would get
along happily. He displayed a pair
of cuff links which he said his wife
gave him recently. Mrs. Wilkinson
was recalled to the stand and denied
his testimony. Judge Murphy said he
didn't believe the husbands testimony
and gave the wife a decree on the
ground OF non-support.
That his wife had Ats, was the
ground on which Frederick w. Jabs
asked for an annulment of his mar
riage to Hedwig Baker-Jabs. Mrs.
Jabs' fits were not of the harmless
variety, her husband said He testi-
ned that during these spells she tore
around the house. screaming and
chasing ham, sometimes armed with
knife. and. occasionally, throwing
dishes at him. This would continue
ouOt bne WAS eNHduSleu, lueu she
would fall In heap and have to be
carried to bed. labs was unable TO
prove to the courts satisfaction that
she had these Ats before he married
her, so he refused to annul the mar
riage, but he gave the husband a
divorce.
Lnella Andrews was granted d.
vorce from Trew ]. Andrews, who was
.lazy and shiftless." she said She
was visibly affected when she related
how her husband had stolen their
child four years ago, and taken 1t with
him to his home in New Hampshire.
She had tried unnecessarily, she said.
TO get the child back.
DEGREES were also granted to Muse
p. vs.. John B. Marcombe, non.support
George II. VS.. Ada Mosher. desertion;
Peter vs.. Elizabeth Sos, desertion !;
Victoria vs. James F. Schweier. deser.
ton: Emma VS.. John II. Rose, non
support Lafayette VS.. Emma Apple.
ford, desertion; Ross vs. Rose Dadado
dcsertion. Alamia VS.. John Dragosch
drunkenness; Beatrice VS.. Bertram
Bingham, cruelty, and Mabel I. VS.,
Harry A. Fox, cruelty and neglect.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-28
BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
walter Sredzinski. 1854 Willis
Conrad koerber. 1885 Pennsylvania
Frank Ebert. las Seybury.
Frederick Lewis. stS Forest
Charles Theut, 1892 Antietam.
Max Weddes. 525 Gratiot
Payton Codwell. 1924 Adelaide.
Charles Scheuman. 3l2 Gilbert.
Herman Spicer. 1894 Livernois.
Theodore Chrzaszcz. 63h Twenty
.hird.
Albert Schlopert, S24 Livernois.
James Fallake. Sic Fort.
George Eckert, go Seventeenth.
John Mackenzie. S72 Trumbull.
John Jalssle, Woman's hospital.
Adam weigang. 1858 Napoleon,
Michael Check 332 st. Aubin.
George Campbell, 1891 Artillery.
BOYS :.
William Force, see Cadillac. -,
August Flatau. 622 Pelonze. w.
Edward Kranioh. 373 Dubois.
Joseph Bettridge. $50 Rivard
George Kreinbring, 9Sg Warren.
William Harrigan. 464 Trumbull.
Edward Schneider. 39S Gratiot.
Forest Stokely, l743 Eighteenth.
Daniel sullivan. sos Catherine.
Harry Player. Woman's hospital
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Stanley Nelson. Jr. n. Iaa Er.y,

=. stanley Nelson. Jr.. 81; Ida Frazia
Frank +. Fellows. 2s, GAINESVILLE.
WIS Anna Giesey. "a, Detroit
Englat. 20.
George Cashmere. 2l. wyandotte:
Florence NJ Horne. II. same.
Henry MARROW. 81. Detroit: Frances
s. Hemphill. IS. Kansas City, Mo.
Earl X. Laing. "a; Jennie b. Stiles "a
Paul II. Ramsay, rs. Delta. Ohio: Ha-
Eel ~ Kaumeyer 22. Detroit
John Pawliasziak. 81; Victoria Rod
winske. 10. Detroit
Iohn Godziszeski %; Frances Bartis-
Michael Johnson. %. Detroit; LYDIA
T. Quimt. 20. Grand Rapids.
kawska, H.
George Labean. 2s. Detroit; Mary
Fountain. 20. New Port. Mich.
CHARLES X. Rex, "a. walbridge, Ohio;
cara y. Schade. Is. same
%, f'0"ueeA'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-28
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.

DETROIT, May 2s;-up: Hartweli,
Hawgood. l2:t5: A. ID. Davidson, 1850
Garretson. 1855: Parent. Colonel 3:
lam Edwards Golden Age. AIS; Gil
christ. Lehigh. 4:30; Advance, 8: AL
bright. 5:l6: Chicago. VIM. Livingstone,
$50: Jay Morse. $40: NJ. A. Hanna. 1850.
BransfoPd. Westmount. $40 p. m Il,
Friday; Wilbert Smith. 1882; Charles
Weston. ohls. II. Frank Peavey, 1870;
Saskatoon. 1880 q. m, saturday: oce-
anica and consort, Louisiana, ] a. ~, !,
Stadacona, Marieopa, Holley, 1880; Gill
bert Russell lao: Selwyn Eddy, 2;
Cherokee. Chippewa. ego North Lake,
Smith. L. c. Hanna. 5: Castle Rhodes,
Saxona, SEQ; Algonquin. 6; Smi IN
Thompson. $50: Beatty, Corirgan. 40:
Whitaker, s:3o; Durston, sellwood. $:
Down--Shenango. 1905 p. m. Friday:
Schuylkill. Sheadle, Champlain. 1870;
Atlantis. Munro 1895; w. r. Dees. 1850:
Weeks. 1855: Cowle, 2lo; Gayley. s:ss:
NJ. Taylor, s:15: A. ;. Epson. 3:l0; Sam
Mather Qarge), t:l0; Grammer. Nettle-
ton. 4;2o; Victory. 4:sO; Clarke. 4;to;
Pedennis White. s; Admiral $40;
123. 6:45: Alaska (steeD, $50: A. III.
Hawgood, $50: Gates. :: w 5. Mack
7:l6.
Briton. s:i5 p. m... Friday: Fair
pena, Corunna. Advance. Meacham. l5;
Vance, Princeton. 1920; Holden. French,
| 1870: Sonora. Arlington, midntgh':
| Polynesia, Maine. 1910 a. m, saturday;
| Binghamton, 4;"Van Week. 8; Mohegdn
end barges, 7:40i Albert, Marshall.
9:15: Sicken and barges, Dunden. 9:SO'
| ST. Paul, IL; Caledonia. Boland, ll;oo.
The 500.
| SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich, May @s.
TIP: Newona, Manitoba, 10 p. m. Fri
| day; Reed, IL; A. T.. Ames, Durham,
| II 80: Sachem. Geo. owen. midniSht;
, Hoyt, a. m. Saturday; Carnegie North
| ern King. Masaba, Krupp. Amasa stone
! 1880: Mckinney. Mathews, $3.50; kopp
| a: Cornelius, Dorie keefe. LuZon. 5:5o
Phipps Van Hise, whaleback. J. f. Up
ton, s; Frick. $50; McDougal, Maia, Al
va. 9: Vail s:3c: Frank Gilchrist, 10
lMiIinokett. 1870: Linden, Wall, noon.
| SAULT STE. MARIE. May U.s.
/ Down: Reiss. 1880 p. m. Friday; Pol
lock, J; Warner. Thompson, 1880; Ange'
| line $50: Riddle, Griffin, 3: Hopkins
King, $3.50; lie. Smith. Queen iCty, q
squire, s. Merida, Moore. $40; T.. l.
| wallace. 1880: Kerr (smalD. $3.50.
! Jas. Wallace, 10 m. Friday; Me-
,iregor. Aliegany, Armour, II; McIn-
tosh, Yale. Northern Wave. 1890 p. m
Saturday: O'Danah, 2:30: Mariana
| Corless. ,: Athabasca, 4: J. T. Hutch
inson, 4'30: Argo, Jones, Hand, Ream,
Turret Chief, $50; Joliet. Z; Lake
shore. Mullen. S; Ireland, $3.50; Charles
Warner. Bickerdike. $3.50; (smalD Don
aldson, Daytona, Roman, 1880; James
Davidson, IL: Honduras, Montezuma,
1880: Shiller. Chcctaw. 1880.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-28
TWO "soUsEs" WITHIN 10 HOURS
Court Doesn't Think Last jag Pos
slble and Discharges Man.

Robert Kahn has the proud distinc.
ton OF having been arrested twice
within IL hours for being drunk. At
5 o'clock Friday afternoon. Kahn was
arrested by Patrolman Dewitt Prin.
die at the western market and taken
to Vinewood station. At midnight, ne
obtained a release and at 5 o'clock Sat.
urday morning he was arrested again
ut the same place by the same patrol
man.
Police Justice Jeffries found him
guilty Of being drunk Friday afternoon
and suspended sentence. On the
charge OF being drunk at 5 o'clock Sat
urday morning, Kahn was discharged.
Justice Jeffries decided that Kahn must
have been sober when he was released
from the police station at midnight
and that as all the saloons were
closed, he had no opportunity OF OBJ
tanning drinks before o'clock in the
morning
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-28
JoBBrNG PRICES.

Canned Gocds-Applss. gals. ,s1s;
baked beans. lib, SO Goo: Lima beans:
stsnas9a. s SsFn TaSi. Sests ah 40
dsrds. 81; SOAKED. So07oe. salmon
sockeye. tall $3.50: fiat. 81: Alaska
matoes. tb0soc; succotash. 'l0Lio
coSee Package coffee. 1oo-rs. case.
fesSIsr asiix ser: An. m,aal,ns. ,as;
ss7; coarse corn meal. s27; corn and
cats chop i'st per t Ss;.,,, IN wood
strsisSs IS aS; fa eiear S. P Is per Dbl. ~:
nour; 1890 per Dbl - -. ~,
seed. SIC; Diamond headlight kerosens:
SIC: Perfection. 10c: Eocene. l2c;
crown gasoline, lac per gal: turpen-
'ns VI ssrrel Ss. SIC oo Per sas
ily. $3.50 9as so; medium, clear. ,2S0
IS: smoked hams. TN @lsc: dry salt
ed briskets. ,iShc; snoui ,n. 81, hh &c
in tierces. Itc: kettle rendered. ise
per ID.
susar--The retail prize list for De.
troit. Delray. Crosse Pointe. Highland
eays North Ds,Oi and Kysr e4y.ss
$40; cut Loaf, $40: cube. t5.ss;
dered. Ss.l0; graduated extra coarse.
$3.50: do. nne In bulk. $50: do. 2-io'
cartons, $3.50: do, alb. cartons. 30: do.
S5s5: DO. ss.ib. V cartons. ,s.is; diamond
A, $3.50: confectioners' A, S5.s5: No. 1,
1910: No. 2. $40: No :. 1855: No. :.
:sss No No ssss NJ no ssso; Mo No 10 8
$3.50: No. IL. s5.i5; so IL. s5.2o; No.
i3 s5i5: No IL. s6.ls: No. Is. t6.15:
Michigan granulated. $3.50; household
lib. cartons. IS to case. s3.6S
per case: household powdered. s-lo.
cartons. Is to case. ss.+0 per casa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-28
Doc Show at state Fair.

Dog fanciers will be pleased TO Learn
that the state fair management has
closed arrangements with the st. Clair
Kennel club, a newly.formed local oc-
ganization to conduct a big dog show
in connection with the state fair Sept,
1924. The show will be under the
auspices and rules Of the American
Kennel club. and the best judges oh
tainable will make the awards. Be.
sides the customary ribbons there will
be cash prizes and special cups In
various classes. One OF the main
buildings on the Midway will be de.
voted exclusively to the dog show and
there will be over 500 dogs in the ex'
hibItion
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-28

Aprie.-Fancy. ug45o: common. 9,
@s per Dbl; western box apples. sa7s
Bananas-Good shipping stock. $50
q? so. according to quality
Berns--Dried Lima. NC per 10.
Celery-Florida, $3.50 per crate.
California Cherrie.-s226 02So per
box.
Cauiinower California. si.5OaiTs
Ter dog.
Cnbbage-New. SCOTS per crate. !.
Cheese--Miohigan fat. late made. III
9lShe: fall made. ITO lsc; York state.
$50 2oc: fimburger, Wisconsin. l1Glsc:
brick. I70i7Mc: schweitzer. domestic
block: 2lc; domestic loaf. use: import
SSrn.;..as".rss,.s.:nI.s,Segs per DBL b. a., 20
shc per ID.
Dressed CaIve.-choIce. ll9llhc 10;
common. 5000 per 10. -.
orKs-imported new. 1l0l4c per io'
CALIFORNIA. s5c per box.
Frcah Vegetables -Cucumbers. hot
mousse Mousse, Ss&SsS per do1 Lettuce ho IS
Gl.so per doz; radishes. long. !3n:
round, zoe per dog; wax beans, 81 81
S enS parsley. 26c per doz: green beans bean !,
Coo basket per Fo aai5mpf to stees
per e-basket crate. soc per basket; Wa.
yer cress. II q Csc blu: turnips. Soc pu'
p s ss9%sSc dog carrots 'sS p S1 ps
=
paragus: tL25al.5O per box; green
las; sl:l5Q2 per bu; young 'n'o1s'
| California Fruit.-Peachrs, So; april
Gets. s2.75; cherries, $2.25q $50 per box
Grape Fruit-s5 ~ $50 per case.
Ha,-Detroit dealers are paying tne
lots lots Q. b; Detroit: No. 7 timothy Y.
dover. MIXED. iis9Is.50; rye strew
hsg}% os:;. wheat and oat straw ssso1
on the city markets ranged from sl'
NJ HiSs.s1cafsa: 10. !. ,Ons; green
ssssa: rs: No k ipl'' sur sS.si i y:
s5e per ie' no. S Said cured an fsG kip Sna
sssHc &c on No: !: horse hides no !. :;
WOOL WOOL s NS: az, ESQ; sheep skins -
HoneygFancy white. ls0l7e; am
Lemons--California.. 81 2bQsc per ID
I Line q LIS per 100 o..
| Meions-Rocky Fords, 80 per case.
Mushrooms--i59 soc per ID. :,
Mnts-Walnuts. l69 Ice: ALMONDS; q. ~
Ilae; pecans. 100 15c: hlberts. ll0 izc
i HALLS kin sg ioe; miyed nuts isgftS Pc sn
| ., onions-New Bermuoas, " per crate
Texas Bermudas, 81 per crate.
0nssge. - California naveis' sz''so
Pineapples--Floridas N.25Q2 pc;
dog. s2.50Q2.75 per crate.
fetatoes-car lots. Oulk. $40 rs
Gags, 2542sc per bu: new Bermuuas
! N.I5 per bu: new southern. Vie ~
Poultry-Broilers, zoo Csc; cnfckens
Io6g; hens ise s TAG ,ss and lease S.s
| l2c; turkeys. 176lsc per IN.
Strawberries--2i-qt. cases, $3gs'zs
| bushels. 1876.
sweet Potatoe. - illinois. $40 pei
hamper.
TaiIow-No. /. sh.; No. 2. SIC ID.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-28
Masked Bali Nets sa,ooo.5e.

The net profits OF the masked car.
niyal ball given In the Detroit opera
house, April Is, in aid Of the East Side
Settlement, were s2.000.56. Mrs. B. c,
Whitney. the president, and her board
have acknowledged their thanks TO the
following, who contributed their ser
vices: Fort Wayne band, Detroit
opera house and stan. Detroit United
railway. G. & r. Mcmillan. Miss Sarah
Burnham, Breitmeyer & Sons, William
Wright q Co, Leonard Furniture
company, Mitchell Carriage company,
Prof. Herman Strasburg, Mrs. Annie
Ward Foster
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-28
MAY HAVE BEEN MURDERED.
Windsor Authorities Investigate Death
of Edward O'Tooie. Marine
Fireman.

Coroner Bell and the Windsor po-
lice are investigating a possible muir
der revealed when a mans body,
with one side of the head battered
In. was found in the Michigan Central
slip. In Windsor, early Saturday morn.
ing, by James Oliver, government
stock inspector.
Papers in the pockets served to
identity the body as that OF Edward
O"Toole, a union marine fireman OF
No. 26S GHOST, Buffalo, n. Y.
The theory of the coroner Is that
O"Toole was assaulted and thrown In
10 the river. An inquest will be held.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-28
southerners Offer raft Aid.

WASHINGTON, May 2s--In a tele.
gram to President Taft and the speak.
er OF the house. condemning the attI.
tude OF those southern representatives
who opposed an immediate appropria
ton for the presidents travelling ex
penses, the business organizations OF
Augusta, Ca, today, offered the gov
eminent $1,000 In cash to meet the
dehcit OF the presidents recent trans
contiL entail trip.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-28
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. May 2s-Close: Satur-
days market was quiet. but did hot
develop the early strength expected.
IL was the general opinion that shorts
woGlc cover extensively pending the
double holiday. but there was little
doins In that line and snort selling
friday came largely from the pur-
chase OF 100000 bu by Chicago
short who covered at a hne pront.
some OF IL as high as Toe per bushIl
Tire longs are well liquidated, when
puts the market In shape for a tempo:-
airy advance at least, but general con-
ditions are as bearish as ever. aud
lower prices are confidently expected.
There Is feeling In some quarters.
| that farm sales Will stop. as the farm
srs are accustomed TO getting better
ngCres, Cash wheat became active on
the decline, and good purchases by
| Chicago. Buffalo and Duluth
There VIII be no grain marke!s ga
Monday. The Detroit market did not
close was at loss OF 2lsc in cash
wheat, and Sc I'm the July and Sep.
| TENDER deals, Corn was unchanged
Wheat quotations-cash No. red
I and May. sl.03; July wheat opened
without change at see declined 70 95c;
al s5i.c, declined to sisc. and closed
at sage; No. white. sl.6s,
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Casa
seL e / al soc; No > Yellow. soc
| oats-Standard car at ltc. at
4Ic closing at Ale asked; No. s white,
! : ears at 40c.
Rye-Cash No. I. sec.
| Beans--Cash. s2.20; October. s2,05
Cloverseed-Prime spot. 1915: oeto-
Ter, 500; sample bags at $50 )
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Saturday, included ears OF corn. J OF
si S Sad Of OF rye stocks Sre 1871
OF wheat, 10000 bu OF corn, 81 ,e57 bu
OF oats. and $40 bu OF rye.
cars asainst / a Year ago; Minneapo-
lis. 2o2 cars. against los; Chicago. ~
| cars against |.
| wheat this week. last week, 4.ilS,OOO
tbu. year ago, 5.296.000 bu.
| Estimated worlds wheat exports tnls
%ee doO sT week SetoT Sa TO-
| TOLEDO.
TOLEDO. o.. May --wheat-Cash
| end MAY, sl.O3: July. 95hc; Sept. 9ic.
Corn-Cash and May and July. 6sStS
SsPS Sssshsc sshs sSs and RS May So
7sc; No. 8. 76c. Cloverseed--Cash. Sc. 50;
oct. and Dee. s5.42h; March. $3.50.
| Prime alsike, s7Q7.40. Prime timothy.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
! CHICAGO. May 2S.--Grain opening
May wheat opened at Sl.02 and dropped
| i.c in the first 10 minutes OF tradtns
! July and September were steady al
| Sf1ac and sage. respectively. Mag
corn opened at 56Ac. Il higher than
yesterdays closing. July 5Si4c, Ser
| tember 5sc Oats, opening steady
| Provisions steady and a shade higher
! Close-May wheat &c lower, July sc
20 down. July NC lower September
| &C lower. May oats lac lower. July
liz lower. September lie lower Pro-
| visions closed weak.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-28
DENIES BAssETT's STORY.
Master OF Steamer Siemens Says he
Did All He Could for Goodyear Crew.

PORT HURON, May ga general
denial Of the statement credited to +.
II. Bassett, steward OF the steamer
Goodyear. that the Siemens did NOT
offer aid 10 the drowning crew OF the
former boat, Is made by Capt. Nc
Elroy. of the Siemens, In letter re-
ceived here.
Capt McElroy says life preservers
were thrown To the victims OF the
wreck and everything possible done to
save them, but the efforts were ham
pered by the heavy fog. Capt. Gibson,
OF the steamer Wood, will testify In
confederation OF Capt. McElroys state
menI.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-28
CHUNK OF COMET DROPS.
pontiac Man Believes Meteor Escaped
From haIley's Fiery Phenomenon.

PONTIAC. Mich, May 2S.-Did that
chunk OF material, looking very much
like a meteor, drop from Halley's
comet?
This question is being asked today.
Edward Jewel. an employe OF local
factory, believes II did. He found u
in field here. The bar OF stone was
twisted and showed the effect or In
tense heat. Some persons are a little
skeptical.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-28
Carson, Craig L. Co,

sfo-zi4 FoRD BLDG. pETRoIr.
stocks. Bonds Drain and Provisions
..~s-r c S:sss. i ss.rs s OF &,..s:
Private wires to all markets.
Michigan correspondents Of Pssns
wesssr = Co. Boston, .nd Lesss >
stock certificates dS-.vered prompts.
ccrrespondsnce solicited
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-28
GRADE SEPARATION DRAGs.
Several West Side Factories Are
Hampered As q Result.

The city is having a great deal OF
trouble with the grade separations on
the west side.
The conditions are deplorable and
cannot be remedied In hurry" said
Aid. Gilman, Saturday morning. A
number OF large factories are serious
ly nampered as a result. The whole
city, in fact. feels the effect"
There was a meeting OF the grade
separation committee Of the common
council Saturday morning. but no i'm
portant business was transacted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-28
Would Restrain Wife From Drawing.

Albert selke started suit against his
wife, Panline, Saturday, 10 restrain
her from Withdrawing 5000 from a
Detroit bank Two wears ago they
took q trip, to Los Angeles. To pay
expenses Selke. withdrew 5000 from
the bank. and later took out 5000.
leaving a balance OF 5000. His wife
induced him 10 make the account over
10 her. he SAYS, and then refused TO
return to Detroit. He alleges she is
preparing 80 withdraw the money.