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New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
NO RECORD OF ALLEGED CRIME.

Middletown, \. Y, Aug. 24.-The local
police authorities have placed under arrest
Evyln Palmer, said TO be wanted by the
New York police charge OF stabbng
a policeman in the Queens County Court
House on June 20 last
II vas said at Brooklyn Police Head
quarters Yesterday that there was no rec
ord of a policeman being stabbed In the
Queens County Court House on June 20.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrtse. 5:le. sunset. $40. moon rises o:sT;
moon '
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25

HIGH WATER.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
sBrings mall
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Vessel For. Line. closes sails
Bremen. Bremen, n G l.. ZOO m 1000 m
La Touraine. Havre, French 900 a m lo;uc a m
Mexico. Havana, Ward 300 a m l2;W m
Altai. Hayti. n A..........- 700 a m I:uO 2 M
Almirante Jamaica. U Co.e:30 m 300 m
Cherokee. San Dom, Clyde 600 m LOO ? m
Westiands, Pernan buco II A IL 90 m LOO p m
E Prince. Rio Janero. Prince 1900 m 3;gS p m
Basil. Para, Booth 12:Oo m 80 p m
Whitgift Montevideo A R P. 1900 m 800 m
Regina d Italia, Naples. 1:Oo a m
Carnathia' c,ibraItsr- Cunard - 1900 n.
Cf,y Of Atlanta Saw Saw 800 m
FRIDAY. AUGUST 26
Seguranca. Nassau, Ward. 200 m 800 p m
z d NederId den, Hayti. D " I. II % nj on ? m
Ucayal. Para. Norton. .12:OO m 500 m
Mohawk Jacksonville Clyde loo p
SATURDAY. AUGUST %.
Philadelphia, Sourh'ton. Am. $40 10 90 a n
Arabic. Liverpool, w S.. $50 a m 12;W m
Planet Mars Montevideo- 400 m 700 a m
Bernludian, Bermuda. Quebec. 500 m 1000 a m
Philadelphia La Guayra. r $50 a m 12:0o m
Saratoga, Havana. Ward 1000 m Loo m
A Wilhelm. jamaica H A IL 90 m loo p m
McSaba london All Trars 600 m
RerIju NapIes \ g I... II 90 n
Finland Antu-ern Pod star II 90 m
ca ledonja GLASGOW Anchor 200
Italia. Naples. Anchor. --
San Juan, Porto r. y 7 & P -- l2:oo m
s V Lukenbach, Porto r. Ins.
c of Columbus, Savannah Saw - 500 m
Denver Galveston. Mallory LOO . m
Huron Jacksonville CIyde.... 100 m
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25

Pittsbiirg Aug 24-Nunzio a. Pacella,
rested to-day in Windsor. Ont, conducted
private bank in the Bloomfield section of
Pittsburg and disappeared last week. His
depositors were mostly Italian Worktngmen.
Detective Frank Morgan, of this city, went
TO Windsor yesterday when word was re
ceived that the missing banker was in that
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
FUGITIVE BANKER CAUGHT
Pittsburg Italian Under Arrest il
Windsor, Ont.

Detroit, Aug 24-An Italian, known as
Nunzio 4. Pacella, and also as Dean Mori.
forty-five years old, was arrested at Wind
sor. Ont, to-day, charged with having run
away from Pittsburg with large amount
of the funds of a private bank there. The
amount lost by the bank Is placed as nigh
10000 The prisoner is said to have ad-
mitted that he is the man wanted in Pitts
burg and consented TO accompany Detective
Morgan, of PittSburg, across the Detroit
River without formal eXtradition from Can
ada.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
INCOMING STEAMERS.

sandy Hook at $50 a m yesterday. is expected
IN drck this forenoon.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
MAYOR BAEHR SUSPENDS
CHEF OF POLICE KOHLER
Cleveland Executive Acts on Charges
Made BY citizens--tiearins Of
Case Set For Tuesday.

CLEVELAND, May 26.--Chief Of Pc
Ice Frederick Kohler, known through.
out the country as the golden rule"
chief and lauded by exPresident
Roosevelt as the best chief OF police In
the country, was suspended yesterday
by Mayor Baehr on charges Of gross
immortality, habitual drunkenness and
disobedience of orders.
The tentative date Of Tuesday has
been set for Chief kohler's trial by
the civil service commission, and
statements by Mr.. Kohler and his &C.
cusers point to the development OF
volve many OF the city's prominent
men.
Mr.. Kohler has intimated that he
intends to fight the charges to nm
ish, and that II he Is disgraced he Will
not be the only one to fall. He has
retained one or the best-known Grim
inal lawyers In Ohio as his counsel
Among the charges brought against
Mr.. Kohler Is one that during the
seven years he has been at the head
OF the police department he has uti.
llized the detective force for the collec-
ton OF facts concerning prominent Of
flcials and others, to he used In the
event that he was attacked
The present charges are the cul'
mtnation of a long series OF attacks
against the police chief.
Mr.. Kohler Joined the police force
as a patrolman IA years ago. Under
Mayor Tom Johnson his rise was
rapid. He was appointed chief in 1908,
end since then has attracted national
attention by his policy OF the golden
rule" Briefly this policy was that in
the case OF minor offenses, such as In
Itoxication or disorderly conduct, 1t WIS
better to admonish the offender and
persuade him TO go home than to ar
rest him. His opponents have accused
him of having increased criminaliiy
nv this policy.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27

health when he retired last night. DIR.
j. A. williams, OF Fort Wayne, Ind,
his roommate, awakened shortly be
fore 4:30 and found MacQuisten un.
conscious. He summoned DR.. Chaplin,
OF the Washington university dispen-
sary. but when the physician arrives
MacQuisten was beyond medical aid.
The body was taken TO the morgue.
DIR. w. G. MacQuisten, No. 2s3 st.
Aubin-aye., the young mans father,
was almost overcome by the sudden
news OF his sons death, and is wor-
ried over the vague telegram he re-
ceived, which assigned no cause, but
simply stated that an inquest would
be held Friday morning.
Wednesday Dr. MacQuisten received
a postal card from his son. telling CT
his attendance at the convention, and
adding that he did not feel very well.
Young MacQuisten was in Detroit
two weeks ago, visiting his father and
his wife and month-old son. who are
living In the home OF Mrs MacQuis-
tens parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Beckman, 10. $50 Ferdinand-ave. He
left here to attend dental conven-
ton In indianapolis, and went from
there to the convention In st. Louis.
Up to six months ago, when MacQuis-
ten purchased fourth interest in the
Gum Ease company, OF Fort Wayne.
Ind, he had made his home In De-
troit. Since that time he had made
his headquarters In Fort Wayne, visit
ing Detroit occasionally on his trips.
He worked In the Commercial Ma
tional bank here for some time after
mis- school days, later Joining the bio
logical stan OF Parke. Davis & Co. s
laboratory. Later he took course In
the Detroit College OF Law, which he
abandoned when almost ready 70
graduate.
When he went TO Fort Wayne to
enter the dental supply business, he
continued his law studies. and was ad.
mitted to the bar. in Indiana. last
March.
MacQuisten's connection with the
notorious Wolf" Wiechers-Rosa REM
case had much to do with HIS sudden
abandonment of his Detroit law
studies. He acted as assistant to At.
tUrney Frank Bumps, In the defense
lof wolf" Wiechers. His activities
Al NnC unPOpuidi NduoCt ICouAlCN III
the raking up of an old incident which
had cast a shadow over the young
mans life.
Years ago, he was the principal
witness in divorce proceedings be-
tween his mother and father. and his
Testimony consisted Of lurid attack
upon his mothers character. He was
'foasted" for 1t at the time, and when
he became active in the Rosa REM
case, this matter was recalled. AS
hfacQuisten left the courtroom the aft
ernoOn his connection with the d.
vorce case was referred TO, he re-
marked to a newspaperman that II was
q terrible blow for young man just
starting on a professional career &c
receive, and that II made Detroit. his
home. poor place for him 10 practice
law. Soon afterward he abandoned his
law studies here. and entered the den
tai supply business.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
sEIGEL SLAYER FoUND9
chlnaman Who Ended Life In Buffalo
May Be Murderer

BUFFALO, N. Y, May 26.-The
Buffalo police have asked the New
York detectives to identify a China.
man, Leung Kee, also known as Joe
II. Kee, who hanged himself in a
Laundry here and who answers ia
many respects the description OF
Leon Ling murderer OF Elsie Sigel
granddaughter OF Gen Franz Sigel
n New York. on June IS, 1909 Kes
according to his passport papers. for.
merly resided in Brooklyn. Papers IN
his pocket indicate he was a member
OF the Chinese Free Masons in San
Francisco and that he had a brother
living In Philadelphia
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27

Michigan delegation In congress. Tick
cts win be IS, and the banquet Will
be served by the Hotel Pontchartrain.
The Brush-st. entrance will be used
exclusively.
The presidential party will include.
besides the president. Capt. Archibald
Butt. special military aide; w. w.
k:ischler, assistant secretary; two Sc
cret service men and one messenger.
Newspaper men will accompany, the
party. :
President Taft will spend the night
In his apartments on the special train
and will leave early the following
morning for Monroe.
The committee on arrangements IL
as follows. Frederick II. Holt, chair
man; Fred M, Alger. John N. Bagley,
Philip Breitmeyer. Wilson s. Kinnear,
AbDer E. Larned. Philip II. Mcmillan,
Charles Moore. John r. Russell and
Charles h. Sawyer.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
Markets ard Finance

, may cause some excitement about the
last OF May, The holder OF MAY mas
taken In about four million ousn III.
tion here and abroad 10 much In their
favor and lower level OF prices mus.
sooner or later be established; spIins
wheat promises a heavy crop and there
will be a fair yield OF winter wheat
with good weather from now on Ihe
Canadian northwest Is sendlns OUT
very oearish news about the crop ous-
look. The acreage is large and weath-
After ruling steady for a time the
heavy selling. said 10 be from Patten.
The close was at a loss OF &c In Shsh
and 3 &C In the new crop futures. Corn
lost lie, and standard oats Ac.
Wheat anotatlons-Cas hand May No.
change at si.Oois, and declined 90
s6Sc; September opened at ssSe &c ana
declined TO sec. No, l white, sl,Oo:
Coarse grain quotations; Corn-Sasn
No 8, car at Gle. closing at o.
asked: No. 9 yellow, cars at sZhe'
oats-standard. 4ehe asked: No, 3
white, / car at ace, closing at Al hc
asked; No. 4 white. car at Al hc. =,
Rye--Cash No. l, l car at sshc, or
Beans-Cash. s2.2o: October, s2.05.
Cloverseed--Prime october, 100 bags
at $50; sample 10 BAGS at Market ssS on
Thursday, included l,246 bills OF hour
IL cars OF corn. and OF oats. With.
osawals were 20,2is bu OF corn; anu
1000 bu OF oats. Stocks are los, Ioz Oh
OF wheat, l05,S73 bu OF corn, 2lt2ol on
or oats and $40 bu OF rye.
Wheat receipts at primary points on
Thursday, $4,000 bu; year ago. lSe,oCV
bu
Thursdays wheat receipts: at
Louis Il. 600 bu against 1000 bu year
ago: Kansas City, 1900 blu. against
1900 bu: Duluth, 20 cars. against -
Minneapolis, lsl cars, against lot; Shi-
cage 20 cars, against 2.
Exports OF wheat and nour Thurs
day $50, 900 bu.
Estimated wheat exports from Ar
gentina this week. l. soc, 900 bu.
Wheat In Liverpool closed - " nd
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. May ss.--qrain opening;
May wheat opened at lloh sep,em.
OF trading. Corn opened weak. Cats
steady. Provisions higher,
Noon-May wheat was &c lower Al
noon from opening, July declined <e,
September declined 3lse. Corn showea
little weakness. Oats weak wi'h
May &C lower.
Close-May wheat closed hc lower;
July 4hc lower, September NC lower.
May corn closed 2hc lower, July &C
lower September 1 &c lower. May oats
declined NC as did July. PROVISIONS
closed weak
ouotations nv HAYDEN stone x Co,
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
GOES TO DEATHBY
THE ACID ROUTE
William Waterworth, Dependent
Over Ill-Health. Swallows Poison;
Body Discovered By Wife.

Despondent oyer continued illness,
William Waterworth. So years old. No.
24l Mt. Elliott-ave. committed suicide
some time Wednesday night by swal-
lowing carbolic acid. His body was
found in bed by his wife Thursday
morning.
Waterworth was employed by the
Morgan & Wright Co.. and came to
Detroit when that concern moved
here from Chicago. He Is survived by
his widow and three daughters.
Waterworth's illness had kept him
from his work and this had made him
despondeat. He had spoken several
times OF suicide.
Coroner Burgess was called.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
RAPs LABOR UNIONS.
| Or. elliot Says Organizations Of Work
men Deteriorate Character

BOSTON. Mass, May 26.-Labor
unions degrade human character. &C
cording to President (emeritus)
Charles w. Eliot, OF Harvard univer-
sity, who spoke at the annual public
meeting Of the American Unitarian
association. The meeting was held In
connection with the eighty.fifth annual
convention OF the association.
DIR Eliots subject was The Wise
Direction OF Church Activities Towar,.
Social Welfare" His discussion vac
OF an academic nature. Toward The
end he considered collectiveness sup
planting individualism and, declaring
that the regulation OF output as de-
handed by labor organizations illus
trated an Individual right supplanted.
He said that labor unions, by virtue
Of such practices. inevitably deterior-
ated character.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. May 26.-Flour-Duli,
nominal Pork-Quiet: mess. sac "a. 81.
Lard-DuIl; middle west. spot. sl2.S5 ~
1895. Sugar--Raw, firm: centrifugals.
sc test. 4.27c; muscovado, SO test, 1917:
$3.50 powdered. $500; graduated.
5.25c. fallow-Weak: city, &c; coun-
try. Ga d6&c Hay-Dull; prime, SD;
No. 3 10 I. 941l.50. Dressed poultry
Steady. quiet: turkeys, l6g1gc; chick
ems, lsQ2Sc; fowls. 14Q19c; spring
ducks. 2002lc. Live poultry-Firmer;
geese, l0c; ducks. i3cls fowls, lSc; tur-
keys. 10ulIc. ROSTERS. old and young.
l2l5c. Cheese--Steady; state milk, new
common to specials, l2Q15hc; state
milk, old. as TO quality, l6m lie; skins.
specials. l2Lc: full skins, "a nSizc.
Coffee options opened unchanged TO
3 points lower. Butter--Firm; re-
ceipts Bill; creamery, extra, 2ShC;
state dairy, tubs. 23h 62sc; Imitation
creamery, hrsts, 2In 25c Eggs-Weak
receipts 2l,S3l; nearby white. fancy, "a
"a 26c; nearby mixed. fancy, II n a 22la
fresh frSts, AZ III 81 TIC
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
cu,c.co CAN LETTER.

reported Tor The Times by CaTsoh.
Craig & Co, May 20: Wheat-SelltnS
OF wheat for new crop months has been
houses have led In the selling. Some
OF the selling has been on eastern and
western orders Total sales for July
and September have reached seNcrai
mIilion bushels Prices have not had
any sensational break but have gone
on steadily under the persistent sell
ing pressure. Darrell, Clement ana
Bloom bought July on good scale.
Heavy offerings OF September have
been taken on resting orders by shorts
and no doubt some fresh investment
buying because OF the lower price level.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported Tor The Times by CARSON,
Craig a Co. May 26 Early London
cables quote metal market OF Is 81
and easy. Boston copper market very
dull, some STOCKS SNOW little I'D :
might work higher.
The directors OF the Osceola Mining
Co. will meet In a few weeks To take
action on the seml-Rnnual dividend.
Six months ago So was paid. and it -
possible the next dividend Will be re-
duCed to- 81 or IS,
Parrot stockholders who opposed the
sale To the Anaconda, have recently de-
Cided to accept the Anaconda terms, as
the time for appealing to the courts
for an independent appraisement or
their stock has expired.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
SOME MYSTERY IN
DEATH OF YOUNG
DETRO|TER
W. @. Macouisten, IT., Discovered
Dying by Roommate in St. Louis
Hotel and Soon Passes Away
Inquest Is Ordered.
Figured as Witness in Parents SEN
sational Divorce Case, Making Bitter
Attack on Mothers Name.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. May 26.-(Spe'
cial. wv. @. Macouisten. Jr., son OF
DR.. w. @. MacQuisten. OF Detroit,
Mich. and one of the delegates to the
convention OF the Missouri State Den
tal association, died suddenly In his
room at No. 1904 Locust-st., at 4:3O
o'clock this morning.
Heart disease is supposed 10 have
caused death. although an autopsy will
be necessary to determine definitely.
AacQuisten was apparently In good
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
BURGLARS LOOT
HOUSE OF $1,000
They Enter Saginaw Home Early IN
Morning and Escape With
Jewelry and Cash.

SAGINAW. Mich. May 26.-(Spe'
c!al. Burglars entered the home Of
Adolph Rich, No. 1903 Genesee-ave.,
in the heart OF the residence district,
about l O'clock Thursday morning and
took diamond sunburst, watches, dia'
mond pins and rings. valued at $4,000,
and 500 in money.
Rich heard providers downstairs aud
went down and shot once when the
men were climbing out OF a conserya'
tory window to escape. The maraud'
ers were evidently not injured.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
COPPER MARkET-CIose.

Ariz Coml, 1914 Boston Il Corhin.
l3A Boston Ely. Pa Butte Coalition.
20; Cactus, 3l-6, Calumet a. AriE, 63hs
chief. IL chino IS: Copper Range,
s6%: Davis DAILY, 1916; East Butte.
Gems, S& Greene Cananea So Han
cock 20: Ind, 20. Inspiration, as:
Isle Royale, 23E La Sale. IS: la Aose,
" Lake, 52A Mass, rs; Miami. u 4.
Mohawk. 81; Nevada Utah, 80: Nlpis-
sing, a North Butte. 80: North Lake.
u; Ohio Copper. s-S; Osceola, iS1
Raven. 45. shannon, 1S South Lake.
~ superior copper 40. Utah Cons "a;
". =. Smelling so. Wlnnna q
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
PLANS COMPLETED
! FOR TAFT'S TRIP
TO MICHIGAN
President Will Leave Washington
June Q and Will Arrive in Detroit
Following Day To Speak To
Board of Commerce.
He Will Leave for Monroe on Morn
ing of June A To Unveil Statue
of Gen. Custer.

WASHING May Gas
speedy a speechmaking trip as Presi'
dent Taft has yet made Is scheduled
for June 2-5 and arrangements for the
journey were completed today.
Ada, Ohio; Detroit, Monroe am
Jackson, Mich. will be visited In TWO
days. En- route west the president
will stop at Bryn Mawr to attend the
commencement exercises.
The president Will leave Washing
ton June 2, visiting Bryn Mawr that
day. June he will attend the COM
mencement of the Ohio Northern uni
versity at Ada, Ohio, where he VIII
deliver the class address. The same
evening he will be rushed to Detroit
to speak at a banquet OF the Detroit
Board of Commerce.
On the morning Of June the presI-
dent will .Gave Detroit for Monroe,
Mich. where he will unveil statue
of Gen. Custer. That afternoon he
will attend the semi-centennial ceie-
bration OF the birth of the Republi-
can party at Jackson, Mich, remain
ing in Jackson for the evening. Inc
president will reach Washington the
evening of June :.
Congressman Edwin DENLY wired
Secretary Sawyer "Wednesday after
noon that President Taft had given
positive assurance that he would keep
his Detroit engagement June 3. Ar
rangements for his reception and the
banquet to be rendered him In the
Light Guard armory are now practic-
ally complete. The president has not
announced the topic Of his address.
but II Is expected that he will devote
considerable attention to defense OF
the Payne-Aldrich tariff bill. Short
addresses will be made by Senators
Burrows and Smith and Congressman
DENLY. Gov. Warner and Mayor Brett
meyer will extend official welcomes.
President Abner z. Larned, or the
Board OF Commerce, will be toastmas.
ter.
A committee will meet the presi-
dent In Toledo and escort him to De-
troit, the party arriving In the Michi'
gan Central depot at 6:45 D. m. Here
the president will be met by four com
panies from the Twenty-siXth United
States infantry, stationed at Fort
Wayne, and a special guard OF mount
ed police. As 1t would not be good
military form for Col. Booth. the ON
Ger in command OF the regiment. 70
march at the head OF such II small
body Of troops, he will ride in car
rage and the military escort will be
headed by one OF the subordinate
Officers.
The line OF march will be up Jeffe''
son to Woodward, up woodward 10
CaGillac-sQ. east on Cadillac-sq. 70
Brush.st. and thence to the armory
where the president will be received
by a committee and escorted To the
speakers table.
The Board Of Commerce officials ara
! sending out invitations to all It's mem
bers and others. including the entire
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. May 2s-Close specu-
lators are evening up their deals and
this creates sensitive market In
wheat. Strength came from buying
wheat TO cover shorts and secure prof
Its, but II ~ claimed that the outlook
~ as bullish az ever. and that low er
prices must como when certAin trade
difficulties are out OF the way MAY
shorts are having a struggle getting
wheat enough into Chicago TO I'll their
sales. but there IL hound TO be a short
age o. about q million bushels which
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
YESTERDAYS N. Y. STOCKS.
N. nj sToCk MARkET-Clo.e.

Anal. Cop, 7OS: Am. c. 4 f., 81
do pfd. li6i Am. Cot. OIL. So; Am lSe
Am. Sugar, IssZ Am. 4. & T.. 1854
Atch. 1885. b. & o, iIi4s; b. 4. TX.
Gu. 4 o. 81: 6. II. Z 81. p. 1854 ch'
4 Ewestn, l5s Col. +, a. l.; sS% Col Col
A Sou, 5g4: Cons. Gas, lil Is So.n
Prod, is: Del q r.. I72h ID, q lilo
Or. i0a Erie. 2Sh; DO 1st pfd, 4.
Gen. Eiec,. Iis. CT. Nor. ,pfd,, 1856 :
5IA Kan. c. So, 50; do pfd. s5I1; Nj,
X a Tex. 42as Mo. Pac.. ~; Nat Lead,
~ ~ ~, \ 4 NoS Cent : ". itss Nor. PaS..
Read f isss ' Rep i |. 4 ST.. sss do pfa,
81 y Rock ISL, 44 do pfd, 50; S.-Shet.
12S Sou. Pae.. l2eJs Sou. Ry, 20 y f;
do pfd, s2S T.. ST. l.. q w. 81; Texas.
2i2 Union Pac., 1874; Rub Al: steel,
Sc $ do pfd, 1iSlt Bonds, l04h Utan
Cop. i51 Wabash, 2oA: do pfd, 40
West. Mfg. SO.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

share sales OF May 25th. furnished oy
Hayden, stone a Co.: Anal. ..6.4l0,
All. ss; Am. Zinc; 1870; Aria. Cont 225;
e b., 5ss; Elm r., 80; FIR, SS5: CIR 1G.
245: or. 20: g. G.. 52s; Hanc,. .gS5;
l.. ISL: Kew, 10; Lake, si5; Las. sSS;
iss; Sey, ISS Nip. 2:tOS; i q. 800;
\. l.. $50; Q; D., 70, Csc ego; Par. ::
$50. Trim. edo; OIL. l5: Refining, Cos;
do MD. 26l. Ut. Con. 356. Utah Coz. ,.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
Ensiand Observes Queens Birthday.

+ LONDON, May 26--England par.
italy forgot her mourning for the late
King Edward today In cerebrating
tile fortythird birthday anniversary
Of Queen Mary. The celebration,
however. was lacking in most OF the
gala Features that usually mark the
b|flhday Of England's queen An artll.
Itry salute IN St James perk officially
announced the event 10 the city. Many
01raI gifts were sent to Buckingham
r1|1cc
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
FINDS BODY IN STABLE.
Girl Discovers Remains OF windsor
Man. Missing For Week.

While searching for eggs In stable
at Dougall-aye. and Tecumseh road.
Windsor, Wednesday. a little girl
found a badly decomposed body.
which was later identified as that OF
John Tuck aged 32, OF No. 20 Niagara
ST., Windsor, who had been missing
for over q week. A bottle containing
laudanum was found beside the BODY
and the police believe that he COM
mitted suicide. A post-mortem was
conducted by DR.. ]. w. Brien. but no
trace of poison could be found. The
physician expressed the opinion that
death was caused by excessive al
coholim. Tuck was employed as a
switchman in Detroit. He was mar
ried, but his wife has been living In
Toronto recently.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
MAY END TAX SUIT.
Michigan Central Attorneys to Confer
Again With State Officials.

LANSING, Mich, May 26.-The me-
goLiations for the settlement, without
further litigation. of the suit brought
by the state to collect S4,OOO,O0o In
back taxes from the Michigan Cen
trail railroad company are still under
way. Another conference Of the at
torneys for the road and for the state
will be held Saturday morning, and II
will then be definitely decided
whether a settlement Is to be eject
ed. Ii IL understood that the exact
method OF arriving at the settlement
is the question at issue, and that It
has been referred by the Michigan at
torneys to the roads officials In the
east.
SLEEPING CAR TO CLEVELAND
Via Lake Shore Ry. will be discon.
tinued for the season after May %.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-27
NEW york STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The THINGS by Carson,
Craig AZ Co., May %: Stocks-Ihere
was a stronger tone In todays market
and gains were made OF round trac-
tions TO better than a point, Traolns 8
was dull and largely professional Win
little or no commission house buying
AT times during the morning session;
Dullness is probably partly accounted
for by the coming holidays; the gov.
close the exchange from Friday III
TnRHdaY morning.