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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-30

II Is stated that the coin which was
In the safe that went through the
Paia store fire was completely fused
into one solid mass. The big vault
In the Office was uninjured
u ., u .; .: .; .; ;; - - u 5: .; u .: .: q u
service of the Episcopalian Church
which made the twain of one flesh.
was performed by Rev. Canon Ault
After the ceremony the newly we'd
ded pair left the church to the joyous
strains of the wedding march from
Mendelssohn, and went to the home of
the brides father on Wells street,
where wedding supper was served.
Later they left for their future home
in Lahaina, where Mr.. Victor G.
Schoenberg holds a responsible posi-
ton as assistant cashier Of the La
haina National Bank. They received
, many valuable presents of silverware
and cut glass from their numerous
friends. The church was filed TO
Overlooking with friends and well
d. wishers, among whom were Judge and
Mrs. Kingsbury, Mr. and Mrs. H. b.
| Penhaliow, Mr.. and Mrs. J. }. Walsh
and hundred others prominent in
business and social circles.--Maui
News
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-30

MIR. EMILE MAROIS, 1870 Ontario
lNl street, Montreal, Canada, writes:
"After taking nine bottles Of Peruna,
! ind that am cured.
az still take II occasionally. For me II
IL the best medicine in the world.
al have recommended IL to number
Of persons"
Mr.J. @. Hervus Pelletier, Dept. de
pAgriculture, ottawa, Ontario, writes;
"The Peruna IL particularly effica
cious in the cure Of catarrhal affections
OF the lungs and bronchial tubes.
"Six bottles cured me this winter OF
bronchitis. ] am completely restored
and owe thanks TO the Poruna.
al have recommended this remedy 70
. large number Of my friends afflicted
with the same trouble, and they have
verified my good opinion OF this val
liable remedy"
The following wholesale druggist
will supply the retail trade: BEN
SON. SMITH G. CO., Honolulu, Ha-
waii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-30

J. X. Piimanu has been appointed
second district magistrate Of Hama to
hold court in Kipahulu. and Edward
Wilcox has been appointed second dis.
trict magistrate of Makawao to hold
court in Honuaula. The appointments
were made today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-30

The KEEL Canal "a being so enlarged
that Drcadnoughts will be able to
traverse IL, and this work Is costing
$780, ,OOO--or siO,OOO,OOO more than
the original cost of the canal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-30

Set all the thieves to catching
thieves and aout one-half the world
would be continually chasing the
pih, A.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-30

Go We therefore into the land
of Kaimuki, and say thou unto
Mr.. Pessimist that shall buy
lot and profit thereby, and upon
that lot shall | build house, and
in that house shall I dwell, high
above the sea, and enjoy the Koko
Head breeze forever more.
---Kaimuki Land Co., Ltd.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
4 ARRESTED IN
CRAP GAME RAID
Police Break Up Gambling Party
At No. so Monroe-Ave.
At / A. M.

An early morning raid on crap
game in progress upstairs at No. %
Monroe-ave., resulted in the arrest OF
IA devotees OF the bones and the con
fiscation of four dice by the police OF
the first precinct.
Sergts. Kinney and Clark. Patrol
men Henry Smith, Baker. Scheman-
sky, Neitzel and Police Surgeon Thorn
as descended ON the place shortly al
ter / o'clock Tuesday morning. Be-
fore the officers could reach the green
table the money which was In sight
when they entered was swept on the
table by one Of the players.
The gamesters nabbed In the raid
include the following: Harry Gold.
stein, No. las Alfred-st.; Edward
Smith, No. 3S3 Sheridan-ave.; Nathan
Magnus, No. 90 Broadway; Samuel
Landy. No. 800 Porter-st,; Benjamin
Ciayman, No. 16S Brewster-st.; Will
lam Chamsey, No. l04 Mullett-st';
Harry Phillips, No. 3SS Brush.st.; Nor
ris Rosenthal,, No. 254 Adelaide-5t';
Philip Leary, No 537 Mullett-st.; Pc
Ter julian, No. 276 Montcalm-st. east;
Harry Never, No. $50 Napoleon-st.;
Samuel Steele, No. $50 st. Antoine-st.
They were released at 2:3O Tuesday
morning on an order by Judge Con-
molly to appear In police court later.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
WRIGHT RIGHTS
SPLIT AV|AT0Rs
Patents of Wright Brothers Upheld
by One Faction; Other Faction
Forms New Association.

NEW YORK, May 24.-When the
board Of governors OF the Aero CLUB
of America meets this afternoon ID
decide formally upon the place for
holding the International aviation con-
test and TO award the contract for
financing the meet. II is. not likely
that representatives OF the various
aero clubs throughout America Will
be present, following the split which
has resulted In the foundation OF
rival aero club.
The split will probably be followed
by new legal complications In the
patent suits OF the Wright brothers,
which were thought to have ended
when the Aero Club OF America re-
Gently recognized the validity OF the
Wright patents and agreed that no
aviation meets should be held In Am
erica unless licensed by the Wright
company.
The clubs which were formerly aftil'
lated with the Aero Club OF America
and which have now broken away to
form the American Aeronautical asso'
citation, are the Aero organizations oil
indianapolis, st. Louis. Baltimore
AAAosB " oohlh6NOh oha NN~
falo, and they will form a working
agreement with the insurgent body
from the Aero Club OF America.
The allied declare they are given n
representation in the Affairs OF the
Aero Club OF America and that In Ad
dition they cannot sanction the act 81
the AeIo club in tying up all aviation
meets under a sanction from the
Wright company.
The Aero Club OF America declares
that the cession OF the out OF towr
clubs will in no way affect the interna
tional aviation meet to be held Il
October, plans for which will be com
pleted this afternoon.
The insurgents say they will, II
their turn, hold aviation meetings al
they see fit. without license from the
Wrights. This would surely be fol
lowed by legal complications. for the
Wright company would Immediately
seek to enjoin any meeting held with
out license.
If the courts uphold the validity Of
the Wright patents. as the lower
courts have already done, the insur
gents will be powerless.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
SOUTH A GREAT AUTO MARKET
Chalmers Dealers Say Vast Motor
Trade IL Developing There.

Chalmers dealers arranging for
1911 allotments continue TO arrive in
the city in large numbers. Among
those who reached town this morn
ing are ]. L. Meredith. Mason City,
Ia; c. j. Durheim. Muskegon, Mich;
f. c. Anthony, Los Angeles. Cal; c.
c. Magann, Catlettsburg. Ky. and H.
A. Wetmore. Iowa City. la. ]. ].
Flynn, travelling representative Of the
Chalmers Motor Company. who has
been In the south for the past sew
eral months, also returned to the fac
tory today. Mr.. Flynn finds a vast
market for the automobile south OF
the Mason and Dixon line.
"The north" he says, has little
idea of the new south. The automo-
bile Is being taken up quite as rapid
ly in the southern states as in the
east and middle west. Atlanta is an
automobile center comparable In its
own territory with Chicago In the
middle west and New York in the
cast. Southern roads are being i'm
proved all the time and road improve
ment always adds to the popularity
OF the automobile"
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
ANARCHIST NEAR
CAPTURE ENDsl|FE
! He Is First Injured by Premature En-.
plosion of Bomb, Probably In
tended for Alfonso.

MADRID, May 24.-The premature
explosion OF a bomb yesterday near
the monument commemorating the
victims Of the bomb explosion OF 1906,
as King Alfonso and his bride were
then driving to the palace, Is believed
by the police today TO have prevented
an attempt on the life OF King Alfonso,
who had Just returned to the palace
from his visit to England. II was at
first reported that the anarchist who
dropped the bomb, q man named Cali
lemayor. had thrown the bomb at the
monument. but the police are now
convinced that he intended the bomb
for the king and was on his way 70
the palace when the bomb accidentally
dropped.
Callemayor was injured by the sxi
plosion and killed himself few MIN
utes later when the police pursued
him. Another bomb outrage was per-
petrated today at Carranza, maliinE
the fourth in almost as many days.
the others being at Barcelona and Sci
vile.
This succession OF outrages has Led
the police TO fear return OF the reign
OF terrorism by anarchists Is at hand
Scores of suspects have been arrested
and all anarchist centers are undef
rigid surveillance.
The explosion at Carranza today was
in the rear OF a church. Ii killed
three of the worshipers and injured
10. The construction OF the bomb wa1'
found IN he Identical with that dropped
by Callemayor, indicating clearly, II
the opinion of the police, concerted
movement by anarchists.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
WANTS TO REACH MEN
HIGHER UP" IN FRAUD!
Prosecutor stimson Expects He Cal
Get to Others as Result Of Revela-
tons In Sugar Case.

NEW YORK, May. 24.-Attorneyj
for the accused employees and formeI
employees Of the sugar trust now Of
trial for conspiracy TO defraud thu
government by short weighing sugaf
are today wondering what the govern,
ment has In reserve. The calling 4
Oliver Splitter was distinct shoci
and his evidence particularly damninI
TO certain OF the defendants. 1t wal
coupled with rumor that this wal
but the first trump lead OF the prose-
cution and that some OF the cards u
reserve are even stronger.
IL Is known that Prosecutor StimsoI
would like 10 involve certain OF thu
directors and former directors of thu
trust He has secured considerable.
amount of documentary evidence AM
expects that by working through Spill
ger he can get some OF those VIII
know the connecting links to "coms
through" with the required evidence
Ii developed today that WashingtoS
B. Thomas, who succeeded the laV
II. o. Havemeyer, as president OF tf
Sugar Trust will be one OF the witnesk
es against Heike. He put In an a.
pearance in court today In respond
to a subpoena but after a talk Wit
Prosecutor Stimson was excused
be called later.
Richard Whalley, who aided Specie
Agent Parr in making the raids d
the sugar trusts docks was the chi
witness today. He repeated the stor
told at the first trial confirming Parrt
testimony in every particular. job
Thompson for 35 years. employed
the Wall-st. Offices Of the trust swo
that he had charge OF the import
partment and that during all of b B
experience he never came into COZ
tact with the government returns.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25

Apples--Fancy. s40i.5o: common, -
Qs per bbl: western box apples. s2.7s
1350 per box
Bannnn.-Good shipping stock. $3.50
G250 according to quality.
Beans-Dried Lima, NC per ID.
California Cherries-s2.2592.so per
Cauiinower-caIifor s2so0s per
box.
Cabbnge-New. ssQs5o per crate.
Cheese-Michigan nat. late made, IL
10 a. 2oc: Limburger. wisconsin. l7@1sc:
York state, 1s1lsc; German cream.
brick. 11017hc; Schweitzer. domestic
BLOCK; ZIG; domestic loaf. 23c: import
Cranberrie.-s5.5oes per Dbl
a ,Dates-persian. 5dsc ID: Fards, 90
Dressed Caive.-choice. lie per 10;
common, 80 loo per 10.
Fi..-Imported new. ll9l4c per ID:
california: ssc per box.
house .h az Vegetable. - CnOHmsers hot hot
house. isSiisse b. head a1 lettuce. $3.50
gS per hamper; radishes, long l5c'
ss,s56a.5o U per B Sex G paTsley' .se per
Soz; green beans. s225 a25o per
Fnsi orRiSa green pePpss9 SoG esskSs
crate. SOC per basket; water. cress. 10
Q2Sc bu; turnips. zoe bu; beets. SIC
s su; carrots, 75e bu:, Elephant, rs Soe
Dbl; aspaTasu s@s siSOPS sif Gu per box:
Onions. foS1sc 'GS os. per 'N''
Grape Fruit-s5 o. $50 per case
following prices for balad hay In car
lots O. b; Detroit: No. I timothy,
:!oysSS nIxs I'd ;,s t5sisay rye straw
SL5o@s: wheat and oat straw. $3.50 %
T. Loose hay from farmers wagons
on the city markets ranged from sic
I'D.
Hids.1,cufsd. No. /. lOhe; green:
gre ss: Nc: kip Hpll' .ur sar'f g:
green. ,ioe; No 1. Marain, cured; sS;
16c per ID; No. hides. lc on; kip and
ss q al i ! aSsss s sds: s ::
Honey-Fancy white. 1s9l7c; am
Der. 12014c; extracted. 1850 per ID
Lemons-California 81 254sc per ID
Limes-s10 1.25 per 100.
Mushroom--l5Q 5Oc per 10. =,
| Nuts-Walnuts, 15916c: almonds. II
" Iaci pecans. 100 l5c: flberts. 10 l2c;
Brazils 99loc; mixed nuts. l24 lac per
Onions--New Bermuaas. So per crate;
Texas Bermudas. 81 per crate.
Oranges - California naveis. $2IbV
per crate.
Pinsapples--5Floridas, sl.s59'.'O PEE
Potntoes-car lots. oulk. 23QsSs;
bags. 2542sc per blu: new Bermpdas'
H;DS per bu; new southern. sl:tq op oe;
l7a1sc: hens, iSc; stays and old
ROSTERS. 12gI4c; ducks. IL q Ice: geese.
l2c: turkeys. 17@1sc per M .,.z
Strawberries-2I-qu quart cases, 1870 "
sweet Potatoes - illinois. sl.4O per
hamper
TaIiow-No. /. 6hs; No. 2. SIC ID,
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
Quotations by Hayden, Stone & Co.,
MAY "a, 1910:
cptcAGo GRAN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson,
Craig a Co, May %: wheat-There
was temporary support Tor wheat lot :
Tie break had been sufficient To Justify
some recovery But the theory counts
very little against the actual stun and
Iecame liberal. The weather forecast
is fair and warmer. The Hessian ny
reports from this and other states ale
being ignored All foreign news ~
bearfsh. After selling shade over 81
the July price has been back close to
paL G. and the September from 9SLc OF
10 s5iLc. The break to the low point
in July was on selling OF one-quarter
million bushels by a brokerage firm
which had some of the worst Hessian
looks like a determined EFFORT to force
wheat prices 10 a lower level regard
less OF dull trade,
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
TELLS HoLD-UP STORY.
Police Investigate Yarn BY Waiter in
Jordan's lunch Room,

The police are investigating a re-
ported holdup in W. f. Jordan's lunch
room. No. 162 Wayne-st., shortly after
3 O'Clock Tuesday morning. Harry
Fitzgerald. who was in charge OF the
place At that hour. says man came
in and pulled revolver on him. He
declares that the, intruder then rifed
the cash register, departing with 500.
Fitzgerald describes the robber as
wearing a black suit with white
stripes. black derby. dark complexion
and about feet tall. Detectives are
WORKING upon the case.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
IORHING PRICES.

IObbING fhI1Es.
Canned Goods--Apples. gals. S27b;
baked beans. lib. 500 soc: Lima beans.
Si8i6o. Corn-Fancy Maine; siin'
standard. SIC. Table beeta sii2s9 lao.
a es1dt,f?Gy soaked 1ssy S Sgps
sockeye. tall $3.50; fiat. 81; Alaska
reds. s1.7o: Alaska pinks. $i.i5: To.
matoes. 4S@soc; succotash. a9llo
cSaes - Package coffee. 1oo-ib case.
FsesBSsP So se m aEasNos os sss
FIour-Michigan patents in wood.
Straight S SFa elsar st Ssf Dbl aye
oii..RSwp eii inseed, ssc; boiled I'm
seed. sac; Diamond headlight kerosene.
crown gasoline. lac per gal: turpen-
tine in barrel lots sShc per gal.
Provision. - Mess pork, s2s; fam
ily. s275og2s so: medium, clear. s2ea
ed briskets, 15hc; shoulders, 1the:
picnic hams, i3hc: bacon. 10 q zoe: lard.
In tieroes. lac: kettle rendered. ibe
per 10.
sugar-The rctaii price list for De-
troit. Delray. Crosse Pointe. Highland
Crystal dOminoes. a.IS.. ss.7S; crystal
s2T aS eS, ' Us as eagle eabs. tablet .5ss
xxx powdered. is.i5: STANDARD pow
dered. $50: granulated extra coarse,
$3.50; do. fine in bulk. $40; do. Alb.
cartons, $500: do, alb. cartons. 50; do.
6:lb: cartons, $500; do. lo.lb. cartons.
IS IS: do. 25-lb. cartons. s5.76; diamond
A, $3.50; oonfectIoners' A. 1886: No. 1.
$3.50; No. s. iS5S: No. &. $3.50: No. !.
sst5: No. 8, $40; No. ., 1886; No. 10.
ia, s5.i5: No. IA. s5.l5. No. 15. s5.l5;
Michigan graduated. $3.50: household
powdered. lib. cartons. As TO case. s365
per case; household powdered. s-iO.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
Eaale Routs a Eorest Rann.r-

BUENA VISTA, Colo. MAY "a
While riding unarmed down the noun.
tainside. J. r. Martin, forest ranger
was attacked by an eagle and was
compelled finally To seek protection
among some bushes. The big bird
circled about him several times and
darted down upon HIS head. tearing
his scalp and decorating his face.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
Fire DAMAGES House.

Fire visited a new fat at No. 263
Hamilton-ave.. early Tuesday morning
and before the flames were extin-
guished, had done 81 800 damage. The
olace was as yet unoccupied. 1t was
owned by Frank J. Miller. No. 434
O'Flynn-ave. The cause of the fire Is
not known.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
NEW YORK COTTON.
RnsTnN COppER sAIEs.

DETKOIT MNS 9a.IB1sIoh voPpe.
r, 2,f5i; Ariz.. sS; Am. Zine 1870; Are.
ses; A. G.. 425; Atl., 1000: Bos: q corb;,
255 Butte. 26t; Blu, BAL l0S; = &
So D.. w. %; +. b.. 1856; Elm, SO; FIR,
900; Cir, 1885, Or. $50; Hanc. 40; Ind.
IS; !: Roy, 6.SS5: Kerr L. 6S5; Lake.
1907 Mich, 100; New. lis; Nip, eI75,
\. Butte, Also; \. Lake. 40; Glib, so;
Q. D., SOS; .oscs l2s; Ray. 225;SshGE;.
PITTS. i2O; Tam. 10: Trim, 90; OH, SEQ;
l.. s. r.. iS0 do pfd. 272; Ut, Con,
sos Ut. Cop. II; Win. so; Wolv., 20.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
PRODUCE.

The feature of the market this morn.
ing was an unexpected advance of !
cent In butter prices. Local supplies
are hardly equal 10 the demand. bul
dealers were not expecting an advance
at this time. Receipts of poultry were
light. but the demand Is distinctly less
urgent, and prices average little
lower Dressed calves are in only
moderate supply. but the weather Il
against the market. as carcasses HAYS
TO be sold almost on arrival to prevent
souring. The supply OF berries was 4
little more liberal and the market q
shade easier.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
BOSTON COPPER.
Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone s. Co, ll6-1ls Griswold-st.:
COPPER MARKET-CIose,

Boa Ar's com Com aSH Boz. All Ely. s. an Bu tS
Cltn.. 20Js; Cactus, 81 G. 4 A., 90;
Cent ISL chief, chino. isfs
dsnc.. 2ih Ind, 2lS; Inspira., "a.
I Roy, 24i. Kerr +, ga Las, 10,
%. Mich. 81 New. Cons. ~; New. Titan,
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
IBID.
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by carson:
dull stock market, the tone was quite
strong and what little trading was
done, was at fractionally higher prices
for the leading rails and industrial:
Towards noon, the rally had exten1ed
to a full point on sales OF less tnan
10000 shares. Foreign exchange was
TO London.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25

ibhe. state, milk. old. as TO quality, 10
Ollie; skins, specials. l2Ac; full Skins
Coffee options opened unchanged 10
6 points lower. Butter-Firm; re-
ceipts l6.ihs; creamery extra. .sei
creamery, frsts. 24@25c. Eggs-Dull;
receipts So, ls0; nearby white fancy, 20
Il 27c, nearby mixed. fancy, 22423c;
fresh firsts. 2OQ2lhc
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, May 2I.--Flour-Du!l.
weak and lower. Pork-steady; mess.
S24d24.5O. Lard-Quiet. middle west,
spot, Sl3dl3.1O. Sugar-Raw. quiet .
oentrifugais. 90 test. 4,24d4.27c; mus
covado, So test, 2.7Ig&77c; refined
5.95c. powdered, 5.35c; graduated,
5.25c. Coffee--Rio No. Z. on the spot,
SL Gsc. Tallow-Quiet; city. 7hc:
country, 6%M7hc. Dressed poultry
Easy; turkeys, 10000; chickens. 100
23c; fowls, i5dl9c: spring ducks. u N
22c. Live poultry-Fairly active;
geese. loc; ducks. &c; fowls, lie; tur-
keys, 10q1Ic. ROSTERS. old and young.
lee Cheese--Strong, higher: state
milk, new, common to specials, log
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
DRYDOCK DEWEY SINKS.
Craft That Was lowed to Far East
Sinks Near Manila.

MANILA. May 24.--The floating
drydock Dewey, which was towed
from the Atlantic seaboard to Manila.
n wonderful feat. was sunk here to.
day In 40 feet Of water The valves
had been opened and for some unac.
countable reason could not be closed
in time TO prevent the mammoth dry
dock from sinking. It is believed she
can be raised. but her intricate ma
chinery is probably ruined.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25

lite Holstein heifer that choked to
death on n corset stay.
Austin didn't know what was the
matter with the COW at first, and
when she finally died his curiosity
got the better OF him and he caused
an autopsy TO be held. The result
was that fine corset steel. 10 inches
long, was extracted from the animals
stomach. 1t had pierced her heart.
Austin decided on a decent burial
with all the trimmings. and the verse
was the result Down in Milldale
when anybody starts talking about
the poet Austin" the question,
Which poet Austin?" is considered
a proper precaution.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
MICHIGAN WOMAN DIES.

CHARLOTTE. Mich. May 24.--Nrrs
Helen Sherwood Blackett. only daugh.
ter OF the late George Sherwood. for
yeara proprietor OF the old Sherwood
Houpe. IS dead In Denver from an op
Grafton. The remains viii be brought
more for burial
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Batter-Creameries. extras. use III;
nrsts, 27cj dairy butter, gle; packing
stock. zoe per 10,
EEss-Fresh current receipts, cases
included, 2OLc per doz, Receipts on
Tuesday. LIS cnses.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
COLUMBIA WINS H0NoRS.
Car Of This Make Has Clean Recoi
In Connecticut Run.

Competing against a large field
It's class a Columbia, driven by Wal
ner, finished the AltConnecticut sol
mile three-day reliability run with
perfect score. the only entrant to fij
ish with a clean slate. The road
were terrible and all other contel
tants were heavily penalized wild
parts of contestants strewn over IL
out of the 168 towns touched in I'd
state during the run. The perforn|
ance of the Columbia was one of I'd
finest exhibitions OF endurance evd
heard of in the east
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO--Openin
DunninR A Steyens' Live stock Report

EAST huFFALO--Open tnG.
Especial, l-Receipts 2 ears. steady:
good i,2oO 70 i,s6o-lb steers. $3.50
steers ee' .s5aS SH medium medium ' Sasensf
butcher steers So 25gbsS; best TAI
$3.50; common to medium do, $500 a.
seifers. ss.7sgs'ss fair to good. DO.
medium TO oe good ee So sSi5c ssoes
ers. all grades, s3.l "a: best bulls. So
q $50; bologns bulls s5@S.7S: tina
ana sh' sp Sq ,gSssS D somm @Net rs
good. do. s25Q45 each; mixers and
springers sold dollar or two per head
Hogs-Receipts cars. higher; heavy.
500: workers., slolS9io,2o; pigs.
lambs steady, sheep dull; best lambs.
$3.50 q 5.T5: ewes, s5Q525.
EAST BUFFALo-cio.e.
EAST BUFFALO. ~ Y. May "a
The market closed with following quo
tations: Cattle.Recelpts none here,
7T5 Calves-Receipts 20 active and
firm; common TO choice, $6Qg. sheep
and LamSscResSSipts 800 sisw and and
TO fair, s70S40; yearllngs, s6.5eUf,
sheep, $4Q5,75. Hogs-Receipts Logo,
active and stronger; workers.. SlO.2G "
1880: pigs, 5000. mixed. SiO.l5;
heavies. SlOQlO.l5: roughs, sS50g9,
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, May observation-disclosures
ans aiaS'' ; ssSs4O, western: s5.ss97.tS;
stockers and feeders, S4Q6; cows Rnl
heifers. s2.soQ7.lo; calves, $3.50 a. !. 50.
Hogs-Receipts 1000, steady 10 SHADE
IS.75; heavy. ss.4049.75; rough. s3,io
xs55; pigs. $s.20Qs.65. Sheep and
Lambs-Receipts 10000, weak; native.
native, S5.5O@s.60; western. s6Qs.60.
| CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, O., May 2+.-HogS--
: Receipts 2 900, 1901 5c higher: mixed,
$50. Cattle-Receipts cars, steady.
| Lambs-Receipts 5 cars, $3.50 top.
| Calves--Receipts 200, 50 top.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25

BENZ b. Bryan says regarding Wis
consin Central: Il consider this stock
has great possibilities. In talking win
a friend here this morning close 10 ono
who ought to know. he said: i peIleSo
Wisconsin Central has great future
by reason of it's affliation with the
500 and Canadian Pacific: they are
now handling all the trathc they are
able TO. Their earnings In April Were
100 per cent larger than last year.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25

Twas Amateur Night.
Frissiobacci. the barber baritone,
was making his debut In Italian grand
opera selections.
Now he had put his whole soul into
a selection from "Trovatore." "Ah,
dey veel applauda me ven leave da
STAGE" he thought to himself as he
waited for the storm OF appreciation.
Even as he bowed, stealthily steal.
ing toward him was a huge hook,
and
(The Enid