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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-26

fortune I'm his business. cannot get
away from the simple tastes he ac-
quired when a country lad. His sons.
on the other hand. nave been TO col
lego and one IL Interested In society
while the other II strong for athletios
the procession and continually urge
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-26

TIC long run IN Now lofk, Bosom anu
Chicago. AID nothing will be left UNI
done 10 make the engagement the most
important OF the season
GARRICk.
The Gsrrick theater announces for
thu week commencing Nov. IS, one Of
the most successful plays OF the past
two seasons. The Fourth Estate" The
play depicts newspaper life nearly
true To life as 10 is possible TO make ~.
The Fourth Estate" AS a drama. re-
wolves around the campaign OF one OF
the eig New York dailies In it's EFFORT
TO aid the cause of reform. II takes the
audience behind the scenes, and shows
JUST how things are done TO bring daily
the news items OF the world before its
readers The hnal act of the play
shows the composing room or the news
paper during It's busiest moments. II
Is the hour OF going 10 press" when
everything Is at high tension. Report
ups-all are shown working at top
speed.
Charles Waldron. as Wheeler Brand.
the managing editor, Richard Garrick.
as the city editor. Joseph WOODBURY..
as the night editor are all types OF
newspaper men who can be seen any
day In tho Offices OF any OF the big
newspapers OF the country. The COM
actual laborers In the newspaper
world. and are all members OF big
sin, the typographical union OF New
York city, and have seen actual SER
vice on the New York Herald, sun.
Times. World. and other big dailies.
r. Ratclin. a. Judge Bartlemy;
Miss Selene Johnson. as Judith. Judge
bartlemy's daughter. George Thompson.
as Michael Nolan, millionaire owner Of
the paper; Edward Dupuy as the news
paper lobbyist Thomas Hadaway. as
sylvester Nolan; Miss Harriet Ross. as
Mrs. Michael Nolan, all represent types
OF everyday life. They are characters
cleverly drawn and excellentIy played
u II said Matinees will be given
"Wednesday and Saturday.
LYCEUM.
Following quickly upon its remark
abIe success In the best theaters OF the
country, at ~ per seat, Henri Bern
stems play, The Thief" will come 10
the Lyceum theater. Sunday afternoon.
FOR weeks stay. The drama IL one
or the best this great French play
wright has ever written and was pro-
duced In America first by Charles Froh-
man. with Kyrle Beliew In the leading
role. Its story Is one that applies 10
American domestic life as wen ~ 20
Partisan. and Is a strong. interesting
tale.
The wife. in the drama IL a pretty
woman whose taste In dress IL the envy
OF her social circle. Her husband Is
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-26

merly Miss Julia OXFORD. and they are
coming 10 the Miles next week as
hendliners ON diversified bill, open
ING Monday afternoon, Their vehicie
IL an orig inal sketch entitled, "A Mans
Man Far A That" which provides
20 minutes or so Of excellent enter
tainment. Il Is said. The act Is fea-
tured by one or two song numbers.
rendered by Mrs Fuzsimmons. while
Bob" contributes bag punching ex-
hibition and monoiogue. In which hn
makes some OF seryations on the JEFF
fries-Johnson prize light The pair
have been playing TO big business In
the west and come here from ST. Paul.
An important addition TO the pro-
gram viii be Miss Alva York. an Eng
hsh comedicnre and songstress. who
has been meeting with much success
In New York Her engagement In the
Miles marks her nrst appearance In
are new. original and WHISKY" She
also displays some attractive gowns.
The remainder Of the bill Ii given
over 10 novelty and comedy Buch
Alloy" which In claimed 10 be highly
amusing Alferetta, queen or tho
air" VIII be seen In daring aerial
performance Toney and Norman OF.
doc" Holland. ld-school exponent OF
black face minstrelsy, doubtless VIII
be welcomed by his old admirers. The
Milescope Will show new pictures
Felix and Caire, a team OF youthful
prodigies whose work has earned them
the praise OF critics all over the world.
are announced as the hendliners for
the Miles bill the week OF Dec o. Their
act includes Il series OF limitations OF
stage celebrities that are said to be
exceptionally clever These young
people nave been seen In Detroit be-
fore. but this Will be their frst visit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-26
FAMILY.

20 the Miles Hickeys comedy circus 4
will be another Offering. /,
FAMILY.
The Balloon Girl" claimed 20 be A.
novel and mystifying act. Will be ohs
The Washington times., 1910-04-28
SERIOUS SLUMP IN STOCK VALUES
AVERAGING 3 TO ; POINTS.
SMALL RECOVERY.

NEW YORK, April 2S.-There was
more or less glee and determination. TO
say nothing Of uuauimity Of action on
the part of the bears toda=. in Che man
ner in which they attacked the stock
list and forced serious declines The
rush reminded one Of the Irresistible,
and nothing was safe from their lower
ing touch The tap Of the bell brought
p starting break. some little rally fol-
lowed, but IL was cut or short and
turned to a rOUt as the selling increased
The ticker did not have a seconds rest,
but kept whirlinE actively all morning,
and the chances are that It viii keep on.
unless the bears take a little rest later
IL the day
Sentiment Is distinctly favorable TO
lower prices and opposed 60 any bull
movement Old Influences that were
forgotten a few DAYS ago. when the
postpOnement Of the trust cases caused
Vail Street TO Join in a rOIuCkinC bull
chorus, have since been -ahabiltated IN
nigh places Increased wages. crop
damage, political possibilities in the
earthquake line decided advance in
money rates, and the calling Of loans
mere and there nave focused attention,
ana created the feeling that the posi-
ton of the bulls was vulnerable and
anything having that appearance ought
10 be attacked
III po---1S9 are taxing OF dl-
NancinE freight rates TO meet the con-
CeSSlonS enforced by labor in the mat
ter Of Increased wages It is within the
possibilities that the advance may have
10 be made. as the wage increase has
been something near S5UO10.O10
Close observers Of market conditions
have detected a constant LIQUIDATION in
the Hill stocks. both Great Mort bern
and Northern Pacific, though these have
not made ddVa noes consistent with the
gains in the leaders.
The bears are going into the present
campaign with more TeCkIeSSneSS than
they have shOT for some time and
there Is the pro oability Of a short quick
shift the minI7ue they try 10 get under
cover.
II IS therefore within the prOba biIitieS
that the market viii witness another
running in Of shorts with the accom-
The Washington times., 1910-04-28
CHEVY CHASE CLUB
TO HAVE NEW HOME
Building TO Cost 100000
Expected TO Be One of
Finest in Country.

Washington viii have one OF the hand
soonest club houses IN the country in the
10000 Chevy Chase Club which is soon
10 replace the present Building
The new club house, for which ground
viii be broken in a few. weeks, viii be
erected Immediately north Of the old
club house. on the tennis courts.
The plans accepted To- the new build
ing provide for club house of colonial
style, Of which spacious veraldas run
ming entirely around the bUn ling are
an attractive feature The new club
viii contain on its first floor entrance
hall cloak rooms anu 4 handsome as
sembly hall The dining room viii oC-
cupy the greater portion Of the second
story. and the north wing OF the build
ing will provide tea rooms, card rooms
locker and Longing rooms for women
A grill room and locker rooms for men
VIII comprise the south wing
II is expected that -he new club will
be ready for occupancy not later than
February /, 1871 Great interest is being
taken in the building by the 100 or more
members Of Washington society whs
belong 70 the Chevy Chase Club, and
Ella borate ceremonies early next spring
viii mark its formal opening The plans
accepted by a board Of governors were
drawn by J H de Sibour-
The Washington times., 1910-04-28
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
NEW STORE OPENS
FOR PUBLIC VIEW
Stock Of Five and Ten-Cent Bust
ness House May Be IN
Spected Tomorrow.

WashinEton's newest ; and 10-ceut
srore-Jhe WooIworth store, at S23 Penn
sylvanfa avenue-wiII be opened from .
until tomorrow, and from until g. for
inspection by the public The store
will commence its business career sat
friday morning
Occupying the remodeIed building, for
merry the home of the Dro0p Piano
Company, which extends from Penn
syIvauia avenue 10 d street. the Wool
worth store fronts on both thorough
fares. II is stocked with goods rang
ing i'm variety from Decent umbrellas
10 scent pieces OF jewelry, the whole
comprising between thirty and forty de
partments-
The Pennsylvania avenue display win
Govvs are particularly attractive, there
being three in all, with two entrances
Inside this store columns Nxtend the
length Of the building All Of the dis
play stands are Of cherry
: a Trcvvett. Of PittsbCrE, VIII man
axe the store. L IS the latest Of the
,Vooiworth Institutions. there being
sboGt SRI Of them scattered throughout
TIE United StateS and England No ar
ticle VII he sold for more than 10 cents.
and the variety offered Is practically
sufficient 10 start a family ID house
kssRiRS --.----
The Washington times., 1910-04-28

7 panying reaction before the close OF the
week. and also repetition Of the prac-
tice OF ending the covering at a little
( lower range than the level at which
/ the last run-in ended.
If the pace started today is kept up
the short interest before the en-, % to
moTroWs trading VIII be exterCed out
f. Of proportion with late operations on
I this side OF the market.
Money advanced from an opening this
morning at 81 per cent TO 1 per cent
Pound Harder.
The success OF the bears simply turn
ed their heads and they pounded harder
bringing their pressure to bear with
more show Of front in the noon hour
when they produced some startling de-
clines- Evidently the calling Of loans
or the calling of margins or both to-
gether brought about Uneasiness on the
part Of the holders Of stocks The sur
prise Of the Street was the develop
ment Of pronounced weakness IN Steel
preferred This stock closed yesterday
At Il9az- II has not been sold at II
freely al any time, a few hundred shares.
When, therefore. II dropped from an
opening at 119 70 u5%4 II caused con-
sternation- From the 115St mark there
was rally 70 III. There was no reason
for the break, not the slightest save
that some one had to sell.
The general declines were extended TO
an average OF ~ points all through
the list The Steel common shares found
"a low at asa, and Union Pacific HIS
Reading stopped at nearly ; points loss
Southern Pacific at 2s4- St Paul at ,
Northern Pacific broke from a closing
yesterday At 13IlE 20 I2S2s- Cooper vas 3
points or and Smelling nearly points.
Il was the most complete roUt OF the
month and the bears were simply stated
with success
In the second hour OF the afternoon
they started covering and a rally OF =
10 I point followed. Just how FAR the
recovery will extend depends on the ex-
tent Of the covering. Many traders
bought on the breaks.
The real and actual liquidation Of
much stock helped the bears in their
Efforts Customers who have been hang
ing on In many offices let Eo-and the
bears did the rest
The Washington times., 1910-04-28
HEALTH OFFICERS
DISCUSS DISEASE
Important Papers on Santa
ton to Come Before
the Convention.

Members Of the Association OF State
and Provincial Boards Of Health are In
attendance at the twenty-fifth meeting
OF the organization. which convened to
day for a two-days' session in the New
Willard.
Practically every State in the Union
has a representative at the meeting
where health questions viii be discussed
and reports presented by COMM tees on
topics pertaining 10 disease an santa
ton
Following the roll cali by States, which
was well answered. President Joseph y
Porter. n D.. addressed The gathering
lie was followed by the serretsLry-t treas
urCT. VINO presented the report Of the
past wear. Committees on auditing,
nomina tons, and resolutions were then
appointed
Among the topics that will be dis
Cugsed today are Standard for MIX
"A Uniform Method Ct Investigation OF
she Cause and Dissemination OF Typhoid
Fever. and The Plague Problem and
the determination Of Rats An argu-
meut in favor Of 4. national IeDr 0sarium
viii be made bv Dr. W c Woodward
Reports on Investigations rel alive 20
meat inspection, the pollution OF
streams. control OF rabies. and IeEisla-
ton relative to tuberculosis. viii be read
tomorrow.
At toroTow's session. Offices viii be
elected
The Washington times., 1910-04-28
Liquidation Following eating Loans Helps Fierce
Wholesale Produce Market
Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.

Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.
wholesale lots only Jobbers' lots are from
4 20 I cent higher Recessed eggs, / cent
higher
cheese-New York fats. I71za1sc.
EgEs-Nearbys. &c.
prints. &c renovated. fancy. Z7a27lzc: store
packed. per ID. &c
Poultry.
Live PouItry-Chickens. per ID. sc;
spring chickens. 36a3Sc- hens. I9Izc. rOost-
ers. Iec7 turkeys, toms, 1sci hens. Zoe:
ducks. 1Sc-
Fruit.
AppIes-Per Dbl. S3-50s5.50- Florida oranges
per box, s2.00aS,255 California oranges, s. 80
ass grapefruit, per box, s2-75a4eo; pine
apples, per crate, sz.ooas.5O.
Vegetables
Potatoes-Per Dbl. 81 25al-7 -. per bu-. ga
5oc5 new potatoes No l. Ss5oa5.oo per bbs-;
sweet potatoes. S1-50a2-5e. vans. 81 50ae. -;
Bermuda onions, per crate. s. 8.
Green C5oodE--Cu CuTu bers Florida Der has
ket- S1-50aS-o9 string beans. per basket. 81 q
ESQ. North Carolina lettuce. 81 coal %; rae o.
ishcs per Joe. S1-00. spinach. per bbI 75ca
SLo0; Florida celery. SI-O0aZ- o.. kaIe per Dbl,
25a5oc- florida peppers per basket 3 sea- 90.
eggplant per crate 81 15a--5o- parsley. per
basket. Sl-0la2-oo- Florida tomatoes. per crate.
81 O0a2- co. asparagus. sI-5Ca3.00 per dozen
punches. rhubarb. lsa15C Der dozen punches.
new cabbage. S1-25a2-50 per crate. spring
onions. 75caS1.0o per hundred beets. Base per
bunch. North Carolina straw berries, per OF,
-a121zc5 green peas per basket. 81 Goa 90
Live Stock
Calves-Prime- pe- H. &C: medium. sa
SIC common, 7a7izc5 spring lambs, choIce.lea
12c- sheep. choice per ID, Gza5c. medium.
Ease, hogs. SEQ 8-5es young p.gs good,
choice stock. S250a5-5G
The Washington times., 1910-04-28
LOCAL EXCHANGE ELECTS PRESI-
DENT AND ADOPTS NEW RULES.
VALUES STEADY.

At a special election Of the Washing
ton Stock Exchange. held Immediately
at the close OF business this afternoon,
A X Paris. Of Crane. Paris & Co.
was unanimously elected president OF
the Exchange.
Mr.. Paris, who has been a member
OF the Exchange for many years and has
served as its president and held other
positions OF trust and honor, respectful
~ declined to serve as president and
Benjamin Woodruff, rvho has been sec
rotary of the Exchange for a number
OF years. was chosen The position Of
secretary, made vacant by the new hon
OTIS PLACID upon Mr. Woodruff. will not
be filed for five DAYS.
The position Of president Of the TX
change ueCessitates conducting the daily
call MT Woodruff is with the house
Of Lewis. Johnson & Co. and the firm
have other representative on the floor
Of the Exchange
At the same time the Exchange
The Washington times., 1910-04-28
CENSUS INCLUDES
SLEEPERS IN PARKS
EnumeTatOrs Spend Night Count
ing Outdoor Population
of New York.

NEW YORK, april 2S.-Soon after
daylight d tired corps of census emu
merators reported at headquarters
with a correct record Of the out
door population OF New York But
they were not willing TO swear tia
the records on hand were true They
had recorded the answers given them
by the ciJy's park bench occupants.
bot, according 90 Supervisor Faick,
the park sleepers" at this time Of
the gear are few, and they have q
constitutional aversion to telling the
Truth
Shores from buns sleeping of the
effect of BOWeTy whisky constituted q
majority Of the replies from the bench
warmers n City Hall park. and not
until the services OF policemen had
been brought into TequiSitiOn could
answers be obtained
The same story was recorded from
the other parks Most Of the OCcu-
pants OF The benches insisted they
had homes from which they had been
properly enumerated, and the census
ts Sers were forced TO let IL go at
40 -
The Washington times., 1910-04-28

adopted the new rules prohibiting the
recording Of seE-to-seIf transa ions.
and OF making il necessary for bidders
or officers Of large lots to buy or sell
In muluples OF ordinary trading lots
il Is step IN the right direction in ad-
Vancing the best interests OF the trading
body, with its friends and customers.
The market was steady showing little
or 40 change Of Importance Prices
were a shade inner.
In a circular letter TO its shareholders
the IsauSton Company asserts that IL
IS at present diScOUnting $4,000 IN bills
receivable BY the issue the new stock
to be finally settled on May ;, the com
pany viii be 80 strengthened as TO make
this practice Uunecessary-
For the year ending February 3. the
net sales were S1.61Ss an increase Of 30
per cent over the previous years busi-
ness. Profits were equal TO lei per
cent on capitalization Of $500, O00-
profits were $505,45s, a gain Of % per
cent.
The Washington times., 1910-04-28
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
NEEDHAN TO REMAIN
UNTIL YEARS CLOSE
Continued from First Page.)

Of personal loyalty 20 the institution
Difficulties have arisen which, in my own
opinion and IN the opinion Of some Of
my friends in whom have the greatest
confidence, can only be solved by a man
coming to this office who can undertake
the task free from all connection with
the past II therefore becomes my duty
to make clear the way for the appoint
ment Of such a man 7 stated at the
time 7 accepted this position that my
task would be 20 lay the foundations
and complete the organization Of a
university doing work Of university
grade in all the departments OF higher
learning that when the foundations Of
such an organization were completed
would step aside, and give the place to
a man specially trained for such ad-
miniStra tive work
1t is a matter Of sincere regret to
me that I am not able to complete my
"a II Of the work
The Washington times., 1910-04-28
Days Sales on Washington Exchange

Washington Railway and Electric As,
N,0C00S49z
Potomac Electric Consolidated S.
$1,000 1918.
Potomac Electric IS. 81, O00d10S
Capital Traction, 1nI51, 3gUI15l
The Washington times., 1910-04-28

Waslhlington Railway and Electric.
pfd-, 25G9I12, 55dSI1z.
Washington Gas, 5Guiz-
Lanston, 9oas5. u43Z7s. 10Q92-s. 29d
81
Union TTusJ-loqI5 1904, Io1I501t, I0a ISg5E
The Washington times., 1910-04-28
Insomnia

I have been using Cascarets for InsOm-
MIA. with which I have been afflicted for
twenty years. and 1 can say that Csscarets
have given me more relief than any other
remedy I have ever tired I shall certainly
recommend them TO my friends as being ali
that they are represented"
Thos- Gillard. Eigin. III
Pleasant. PaIatable, Potent, Taste Good
Do Good. Never Siclzen, Weaken OF
Gripe- 10c- 25c. Soc Never sold in
bulk The genuine tablet stamped CCC.
Guaranteed to cure or your money back.
The Washington times., 1910-04-28

Fitzgerald Council, No 459. Knights
Of Columbus. held q meeting al St
Mary's Hal, IN South Royal street, last
ever ms.
Three applications for membership
were re ceived. The following were elect
ed aIternates to the State convention.
which viii meet in Richmond on NAY ia,
to ill vacancies, r. T Quinn, first alter
nate.
The Washington times., 1910-04-28
NEW YORK CURB MARKEr

Quotations furnished by E F. Hutton &
Co. members New York Stock Exchange
E F. CaveTIy, manager, 1901 F street north
west
The Washington times., 1910-04-28

A reception VIII be rendered Right
Rev Arthur Seldom Lloyd, D ID
bishop cOadiUtor OF Virginia, at Christ
Church parish hSu this evening. The
reception will be for men onlv. The
choir Of Christ Church viii furnish the
music.
The Washington times., 1910-04-28

A meeting at tne First Baptist Church
Lass evening was conducted by Fred
Cornell An address was delivered by
Acting Mayor 7. R y. Curtin, who took
for his subject - Christians DUTY 10
His God, His Church and His Fellow
man.
The Washington times., 1910-04-28

Governor Mann has appointed Arthur
Herbert. jT.. OF this city notary public
for the city of Alexandria Mr.. Her
bert's commission arrived this morning
The Washington times., 1910-04-28
FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Hartman & Co--The continued offer
I ing Of St Paul. Union Pacific, Great
I Northern. End Northern Pacific upon
every rally finally had its effect by a
slump al along the line. Market has no
! leader, and has an aggressive bear
party on top OF IT, There IS no incen-
tive TO buy stocks. A wave of depres-
sion and pessimism has been hanging
over the market for months now and
increased dividends and optimistic ut
! terances By. prominent men all tend TO
increase the gloom We must be pa
tent and wait for IL to pass over There
are all kinds Of theories, one as good
as another, but the principal cause Is
lack OF incentive To buy. II Is useless
10 predict from hour 10 hour as known
factors have no weight It Is the nyS-
terious- and unknown that is the PopU-
lar tune down here
The foreign exchange market opened
barely STEADY with demand sterling on
. points from wednesday close
w. Hfbbs & Co.-I.atest reports re
Ceived bv Us indicate that more calling
Of loans may take place 70 care LOT
the gold exports and May disbursements
and keen the bank surplus above legal
requirements Interior receipts had
been counted upon 70 maintain the
status quo but they have not been as
large as expected
Columbus, OriO-Judge kiuhead # the
common pleas court has granted a TEN
Uorary Injunction restraining the Hook
ing Valley railroad from carrying out
several proposed measures including me
borrowing Of money 10 retire the SlS,-
100000 preferred stock recently called for
redemption at par and from issuing an
equal amout Of common stock The
company IS also restrained from permit
ting the Chesapeake and Ohio 20 exercise
control Of stock It recently bought.
z 2 Hutton & Co--If London market
IS 10 be any guidance for this market
the outlook IS not promising for I'M
provemeut here II seems 10 be a slow
liuuidatiuE movement, stocks Offering as
fast as market viii take them
Subtreasury gained SI.165.oo0 from the
banks yesterday making net gains since
Friday s., 6lo, coo.
The Washington times., 1910-04-28
POLICE ARE SEEKING
GROCERY THIEVES
Alexandria Store Broken
Into and Provisions and
Clothes Stolen.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU
ALEXANDRIA. Va. APRIL, q

Sneak thieves last evening entered
the store OF J c NUburn, in North
Royal street near King street, and stole
articles and groceries valued AT about
Sl5- The thieves broke a bottom panel
out Of a rear door and entered the bull
ing through this space in the door.
They carried away with them a coat
In which wss valuable fountain pen
belonging TO a clerk IN the store. several
hams several sides Of bacon, several
pounds Of rock candy, a number OF
oranges. and other provisions.
The robbery was discovered by the
clerk who opened he store this morning
and was at once reported 10 the police.
who are investigating
The Washington times., 1910-04-28

A meeting Of Allison W c. T. Z. Win
be held this afternoon, after which the
members viii take the train for Wash
ingtOn to meet again in that city.
The Washington times., 1910-04-28
TOday,S NezU York Stock Exchange Prices

...s 3 ss 6 s s s s o ss Bsses York
The Washington times., 1910-04-28

Herd No. 9. Social Order of Moose. Of
Washington, yesterday evening initiated
eight candidates in the hall Of the Alex
andria National Bank building