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The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
COURT MAKES CRISP CHARGE.
"one Man Lying, Yov Decide Which,
Judge Murphy Tells jury.

There Is 10 question OF lag in taxi.
rase. IL - merely u question or Iaci
lr which ae issues dtr clearly marked
one man SAYS so m. so. ana the Other
s4ys The opposite Evidently one man
lying anil IL Us for YOU 10 deci4e
Yno IL The liar Follow an -ficer
This pi,ny charge IS delivered 10
fttff--a -ll'iAee- li4l.slr EleSdas- no..
ing az The CONCLUSION OF the case O.
samuel tanner against TIE Monroe
rody Co. Of PONTIAC F:aanery. a De-
OH mgn claimed NJ was engaged ~
tlc company a. q gaiary OF $500 Fer
.ear W1en Ge started 90 worl. IL was
verbally agreed. nc testified. with r..
II. Monroe. the presi3en OF the con
any. thar he WIS % receive $50 ca j
wreck. ana rne balence OF his salary
from time TO zine a he needed IL Np
orkeJ rou february, 1906, un u
larcn 1893. aTd 'nen the company
refused O pay the amount be claimed
Gs Sil DUE i'fesldert Monroe
mined tha. NJ never heard ~ s--a
ca agreement and declared F.anuetE
as wor ing ior So per week
lhG jury vas uuf less than % min.
ufes ana rer5rne WIKI 81 verdict h,f
Sc gas jon sav1r ~ FiarUevy
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
TELLS HOW
he COT LETTERS
Special Agent Spaulding Gave Him
Communication That bennett
Wrote To Sec. Ballinger

WASHINGTON. Zen l5.-The yelled
threat OF Attorney Nertrees, counsel
for Secretary Ballinger, that there
might be "A sequel 10 the present con
etessional Investigation or the BALM
ser Pinchot controversy In court. witl
l.. X CLAWS. the ex-cnief OF the Seattle
FIELD service division OF the land Office.
charged With 2urloining papers from
government fies. has brought about
considerable activity among the anti
Ballingertes
Claws dcrfar5u RIGHTLY -trat-tisA
story that these letters found in a
room or the SeattlG federal building
with his possessionS. after having been
missing for some time. WAS frame
up"
A. Christlanson. who succeeded
CLAWS at Seattle, and Il. w. ONeiIl.
assistant custodian OF the federal
building at Seattle. who are said %
have found these papers. were to-day
subpenaed by Attorney Vertrees, aud
told To bring the box In which IL IS
alleged that they found the letters.
CLAWS declared the deposition ol
Assistant Secretary Pierce in the
Alaska case. did not. in his opinion.
exclude The Cunningham claim, and
that the decision OF the attorney-gen,
al did.
CLAWS hen. in response TO question
ing. went over the list OF charge )
which he made yesterday against Com.
missioner bennett OF the land Office.
Aertrees called f1g an explanation -
Claws securing copies OF the funny
Il tiers which bennett. while at Port
land and Seattle and other places.
wrote 10 Schwartz and Ballinger.
CLAWS said he got these through Spe
cial Agent Spauling. VINO furnished
copies they having been dictated To
him by bennett He denied thar he
forced Spaulding 10 give these TO him
or. as his superior, ordered him 10
DO so.
on July L.. 1909. CLAWS said. Den.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
WOMEN'S NAMES DRAGGED IN.
Conr in Assault Case Admits
Having Female Visitors.

Percy De Gammond. former taniiot
Of lie Butler building. WAS placed on
rial before Judge Connolly. Monday
afternoon. on the charge OF attempt
ing 10 Kill Engineer William y. Smi n,
wiki club.
Attorney Frank F. Bumps repre-
senting De Gammond. brought the
eternal feminine element into the
case. Tuesday morning. when he ham
rlered away ~ Engineer Smith. charg-
ilg that tbs latter entertained ma
lied women in MS basement apar,-
mCnt. and that The walls were covered
viii nude pictures.
Smith admitted that three different
women Lad called Oh him often he
gave their names IS Mrs Andrews. a
v dow: Mrs. herb a divorcee and q
Mrs. Jackman He denied that nc
Herb womans husband had ever call
ed ar The building 70 thrash him,
Smith insisted on refusing 10 an
svet ne question as immaterial
whereupon Attorney Bumps declared
that ne was going TO show that tho
murde-ous assault upon Smith wa
rlade bv some jealous man. and not
fer motives or robbery. as alleged
agaiAsf De Gamm0nd.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
BOSTON Copi.EH IEI-rER

Reported Tor The Times by Hayden
stone s. CO. TIE Boston copper share
market opened inactive with prices IN
most instances unchanged. Considerable
strength - noted in tne Calumet *
H"cIt issues. led bF AlloBez when
Eeiior * a point higher at 5S-. and
Roy0Ie shows a Large fractional aG-
vance Fh~se - no particular news
70 account Tor these outhursts or
strength Ttsh Cons has declined ;
points further 70 1li. on rGmors that
the next dividend viii either be passed.
on reduced Selling however. has not
been Very heavy notwithstan ding the
pressure against these saarcs. North
B4tte is inclined 10 weakness selling
down 70 81. Action on the dividend IS
expected some time today. "A the In
dHStrla! list L. : oil has been A rea-
ture pf strength Oh good buying Am
" DOZENS pref ~ also disclosing good
investment buying ana shows an ad
vance OF =. The list rs whole. Is
Negy ouict with prices showing fairly
rIul Datc~tpne.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

hay from farmers wagon. on the city
markets ranged from sii 10 SIS. as 10
quality.
Hide.--No. cured. iie; No. cured.
i l,c Nal MSsd green. &c ,i,L S"o srsfn zoe:
ss iPP s sSssS no 90 i. ios No y sac; calf
Cured M. I ice; no .. itase: horse
hides. No. I. So so. No. 2, s2.5o: sheep
skins. as TO wool. zoe q s..
honry-fnncN white. lbplsc' eN-
tracted. yulOc per 10.
L~moss-California. ss.6o93..S box.
Liines-$i y l.sS per 100.
Mushrooms--ls "a ooc per To-
Nuts-Nalnuts. 4 Jl6c. almonds, ~
q ise. pecans. i29i5c: rlperts. llu l2e.
Braeils. 9plOc; mixed nuts. lz1g &c ~.
newe hickory nuts. shelloarks. N'seV
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. .5gS0c bu; new
Bermudas. $3.50 bu.
Ornnges-california navels. $50 q !.
Floridas, si.50 box. tangerines. s2u - 20
box.
Oystrrs-Solid packed. standards
$i.2b: selects. 81 per sal. standards In
small cans, zoe. large cans. 2oc' Sc
lects small. CSC; large SSc can.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. N.i5u; doz'
80 = $50 per crate.
rorsora-Ears. 29she per 10 ,,o,...
bags. 5GsOc bu, new BermuGas. s2.so
ponisr,-springs. i7e 10. hens. le1
iGHc. ducks. l5frlGc; seese l3y tc'
turkeys. L. Gisc per 10 Dressed chick
ems hens, .leG1sc; dneks l6Vi;e;
geese. ii4i5c: turkeys. 20g 22c per 10
Rnbbit.-sl.75 per dog.
.Atxaxxherrics--60 g t5c per quart box
Sweet rotatocs--Jerseys Nfrn uTf-u
81 so crate; Illinois si.e5 bu, 50 Dbl.
Tmilow-No. l. 81. No. ?. SIC
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
BOSTON COPPER SALES

Copper share sales OF Feb Is, FUR
nisErd ~ HAYDEN. stone * Co. AdE.
20, A g T.. @.0Se. AZ, &c Are. so;
\ -. ..5JO All, 80. Bet. go. Bos
tons 30 Bos a Coro.. $50: Butte. go +,
q. 4 A. i6i. Cent. 50. Rang. i6l. -.
w 80 r. r. $50. Frank. i.fi0 OK
40 Co.. 80. rites. l.lSl. @. g.. 1852
. tan. 80 Hanr, 235. Ind 1000. Roy.
$40 Kerr, 20 Kew. 100, Lake. 4.9I-.
La~., aS5 Mass. 80. Mex 30. Miami.
4i3. MIch.. l0 Moh 20. Ncv 34i Nip.
40. y t., lsG4, y. H.. 3.st-, Ojb. l..
Par .. gu. If5. Pa, .l55. Fe 100.
~Nvp.. 1913 sup. Sg5 ~ - -. *
- go. -. -pu, Tam, %, Trih.. rs.
,ii ->23. {. : T., 1870. 10 pfd. 49,,
Apes Ct CON. e.71l. u cop. 20,
N..t . win. 20. WOW. II W .4il -nD
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
ALLEGED THIEF CAUGHT
Frank Mllc- Alleged 10 Have En-
bezzIed From Employer.

Detective Heig and Gloshesky. OF
Chene station arrested the most con
sisten. OF Offenders. Monday night.
wnen they took Frank Miller into
custody. on "A simple larceny charge.
Miller il alleged 90 have delivered
two loads OF kindllng for his employ
er. George Rogers Of No. +23 Han.
cock-ave. east. and 10 have collected
$3.50 and skipped
last week. Miller is alleged to have
similarly defrauded his employer out
OF SS95 He Was forgiven. Satur-
dav night. Rogers gave him sl50 TO
buy shoes. and Miller spent II for
drink. winding up ia police court.
Monday morning.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
IalIra 10. eIrl,s idunt.,

PHILADELPHIA. Fen Two
suspects answering the descrlu.
tscn o. William Seyler. who Is vanta,l
in Atlantic City on the charge of mur.
6erlnr James Adams. and that OF his
brother Aryis' who also disappeared
gnd ;or whom warren; has been d..
sacd. were arrested here today They
we're tskcn 90 CITY hail where the,
wiz &c confronted BY detective from
Atlantic City, Charles Adams. broth e.
|of the dead girl aud several Others
later ga the day
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

AMERICAN WHEEL & VEHICLE 60
Location OF principal place OF bus
ness PhOeris. Arizona. Brarrn' Once,
room ~ Humboldt savings DdnE
Bnil4fngA SO 0s5 Narkrt-Bt. san Fran
cisco. california. Location ON Factory
ard works Detroit. MichiSan.
Notice - hor-By given thot az
r.ceting OF ;he Board OF DirectpEs Of
tho American wheel * Vehicle torh-
paNs, held Dn theN 24th dan OF Septem
Bon gsOs an assessment No. ~ OF
on % cent per shave was lef-ed
,rpon the capital stock Of the. corpora
ION payable Immediately TO the Sc
retary OF the company ~ the office %
th. company. Room IL. ia the build
ing known rs the HUMBOLDT savings
Bank building. 80. 5s5 Market st. san
Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assess
went shall remain unpaid on the l9th
day OF February. 1910, VIII be deiin-
qusnt and advertised for sale at public
Auction and unless payment Is made
before viii. he sold on Saturday. the
I6th day OF April. 1910. To pay the de-
'llnquent assessment, together wiz the
cot Of ADVERTISING and expenses OF
sale
~ order Of the BOARD Of Directors
r VI. NcGOVGH. Secretary.
Ofnce---EOom ~. of the building
known as the Humboldt Savings Bank
huildins 30. IS. Market-st., san Fran
cisco. California.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
COPPER uARkET-ci.ss

AFiE.. Com'I, tol., ApeX, ~, AZ, 81
81. BLACK Min. 80. BIOS cons. 1871. /:
Bos Ely. 4a. Bos. a Corb. ]. =. butte
Cltno "a cop. con. g., e.. & \. 90
9-lG. r. Butte. l0a. Ely Cons SO;
Frank. 1914 First Nat. ~ CRANKY
81; Cir 80 G.-Can.. az Hanc.. s5 y .
1sis Lake sch Mai 90 Miami. sss4 :
Nip. los Nes. cons. 2Se. NeV. Utah
Ia y Butte 3ts. Quincy. So shan.
sup y Pitts. -; Santa Re. rs
sup < Bos., u. sup. cop. .. =. Tam.
70. Trim, -, Utah cons ST.. Utd
or Conf, 40. L. ;. r. com, ilii do
pa. 80 Win. 81. Woiv. l4lx. Yukon.
= -, Ind 70 is No. Lake Is
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
NEW lonk PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. FeD. Ia Pork -Firmer.
mess s94Q. 20 l.ard--Strong middle
west spot. sl-.e5A 1905 sugar Raw,
nru refined. Qttiet. steauy- Coffee
RIO No !. on the spot, 50. IS c. Tai
ioW-s;teaGY. city. -. - country. 81. "a
&C. Dressed poultry, firm. scarce. Lave
poultry. arm. unchanged. Cheese
Firm; fun cream specials J f, = = l>r.
skins specials. 1ii=c, fun skins. > II &c
Conce options unchanged. Butter
Flrta. receipts p tsA. creamery. extras
PIKE. state dairy. tubs, - &c. iml-
tation creamery firsts. Zifrg5 \ g. Eggs
FINN. receipts 20.sI0 nearby white
fancy. So TS1c. nea by mixed. fancy, 2
4 use, fresh nrsts. -5i ~ -Sc
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
JOINING poICES.

Canned GOods--Apples. sails. 8, 20;
baked beans. lib, so q Coc. Lima beams.
81 = 80. Corn--i'ancy Maine. sllo'
standard. soc. Table beets. si.25 ~ AZ
ards. 81. soaked SOC roc, salmon,
rvGs. sl.59 Alaska pinks. 81. Toma-
toes. "a US0c; succotash, 81 a. 10 dox
Cones--Package conee. loo-lp case
az 25G "a, delivered.
F~ed--Bran. sec. hne middllnss. $50:
coarse middlinss. $-6. cracked corn.
s2s. coarse corn meal. SIS. corn anu
oats chop. SO ton.
lehigsn patents. In wood.
best, sss.s ordinary patents; sSiis;
roGr' :i6s per Dbl.
Oiis-Raw linseed. Use: boiled lin
seed. 7sc: Diamond headlight kerosene:
9lc: Perfection. Zoe. -:ocene, l.c,
crown gasoline. iSc gal. turpentine In
barrel lots. 54lsc per gal. -
PROV isionS-Mts pork. So: so; family
pork. $sI.5 @ IS. medium. clear. VOC
20. smoked hams, IS i.c, picnic hams.
bacon. +e-r gl.c. lard. In tierces. IL Nc
>Ugur--ts t4tstat4qns corrected dairy py
w. H. Edgar * Co. crystal cominoes
1895. eagle tablets. s5.9e, cut Loaf.
sS.40: cubes. $3.50. MAN powdered.
$5.N5. standard. powdered. s3.SV. gram
ulated. extra coaIae, - 80, sranulated
cne. in bulk. S5.45 gtanuiated, IN -S-io
cotton bags, $50. Michigan Efsnu'at
ed. 81 20, diamond \. s.. %. coat
ers A. .s5.s5; No. !. $40. 40. = 80.
No. .. $40. No. :. 50 10; NO 5. - ~
No :. s505 No. 10. 50. No. Ii, S49s.
No. - $3.50. No -, Si,sS. No. Ia, st'ss'
a. - S4Sa per TOO lbs.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
Tad Wi,r csnada Grows.

Goods .alued at s.l22.4S4 went firm
the United states ir.o Canada thrOust
Detroit and Windsor, during 1893, &c
vcrding ID the repo,. Of Consul Harry
:. Conant. OF Windsor This Is n
increase Of ssO0.sjl over the previous
year Gnods imported from Canadt
during The same period amounted -
$3.G637iS.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

reported for Thr~1lmes by Carson.
Craig q Co. Feb. -: Wheat--lt all
The DIX Interests In wheat had turned
TO the buying side and advised their
customers the same way. the May price
might now be 81 1 5 instead OF sllS. hut
iLat would be folly. based on eNaggcr-
ated crop DANCE reports and the re-
action which would follow. would leave
the trade badly unsettled. and probably
Win losses ON the part. OF the buyers
Who took hold on the sharp advance.
lhe more conservative action IL greatly
10 be commended. as most leaders have
ADVISED their followers To 40 slow and
NOT BUY on strong swClls. on uncertain
news Even with this conservative
feelins. the southwest reports today
were alarming enough 10 force two or
three little periods OF active buying.
and the MAY price has been up 40
SfTtf rT7fdrrfr --srfr-ff--<..
point on July wheat Is lac over last
night at Si.u3'. The higher cables.
cspeciah ythe strength in both spots
and FUTURES Al Rlenos Ayres, and good
sim nptuFn IN May prices At Mime
apo!is, have been encouraging bull
features for the local trade.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
Woman suspect released.

Marie Etter. Iandlady Of the Adams.
ave. roomins house. where Lou f..
Birgers stolen furs were recovered.
Uas released on her personal reco2-
nilance. Tuesday. after being heii
eyer since the affair, IA bait OF $4,000.
Two sureties. When the case was al.
iourned 10 March ] Justice Jefrie'
refused 10 hold the woman IN jail
That long
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
Whisky knocks out Danny.

Danny " MahOn, f0rmerIy we'll
known as a hsht weieat pueilis,
stood before Justice Jeffries Tuesday
morning. charged with being drunH
lie vas found helpless from whisky
by Patrolman Edward Felrath JUS.
I'VE TrTF'e5 SUSPECTED sentence OF
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

An Austrian IRE department Il iry-
lag out fire engine that, though
draWn by horses. - operated by cict-
TRICKY aiken Eom an convenient
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
WV YORK sroCk LETTER.

ReT0rfra t0T TNa TImes ~ VATs00'
crafe 4 Co. Feb 10 stock iotts
r,v.Ttng on ;ne lower opening OF the
New York market Tails morning caused
,--ss4l1.-sa.e..a - a. Z 49, eaI.s tradlis
aud helped bs comrl ssloa HOUSE ~
c,eninr IoSsrs lut prices " many
standard Issues were carried well above
-astefaut'~ close, Where some prohs-
fak.nA was encountered. ana az noon
rriras were irregular. gene -ailg show
my fractional q clInes. Tfet4nS Mas
dIll and largely professional tue Tax
tst Dart soL the mO:alns session
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
Reported or Toe Things by caFson i

Reported FOR The Times ~ Carson,
.rrafg 4 90. Feb 10 We nave Lao
o-tFte a rally ia stpDN market from ow
agt4res al ter o4gs aSo on tlat pre- =,
WAS "A biz snort interest and the COZ
sring AZ same mas teea Ao!ns on uatly'
esueclaAiy yestsrda Sauc tlis m0rN.hs
Tne.r- was evidence today or somt
r.,-rit-+a Stag hV some WHO supported
market when sick therefore. again
a,i.tse cGution taking long side oh
e,frs- "a -. am runaway bull market
grfH Supreme court decisions are oat
~ the V.ay IL 5oa mus, ou$ stocks
DO IA on weak spots WITH Stops pacA.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butt~r - Creamerics, extras. CSC,
hrsts &c. dairy butter, 80, packing
stock. zoe per 10.
EgG--Fresh current receipts. cases
asl.c doE Receipts on Tugs
day ,si cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
Gen. Wood In Serious Condition.

RALTIMORE, Nd. Feb. lo.--It Is
rumored here this afternoon that Mai
Gen Leonard Wood. t.. 5. A.. who re-
Gently underwent an operation at
Johns Hopkins hospital, Is In serious
condition and that he may never again
resume active duty. Ii is reported
that the operation on Gen Woods
head VAS not as successful as had
been hoped for.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

Job Printing dune sigbt Ttmes
Printing CO.. - John Il st. Cali Main
lleS or CITY 2;sb
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
george H0wcroft On Trial.

BnSine..-IIkc PRINTING. :yo FUSS and
no feathers The plain. neat Kind thai
looks right. Times Priating Coz .
John st Phone lass.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

nett wired Baliinger at HermistoA
Ore. advising that he wire SCHWARTZ
TO delay Cunningham cases until fun
Their evidence could be obtained. 10
this Ballinger. the record showed, rs
rlied that considering my personal ge.
luctance To direct proceedings In
Alaska coal cases. you should make
necessary directions TO Schwartz
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
-r@-=f4e

TOLEDO. % Fcb l5 wv eat--Casn.
o. IS. 1lsy. $3.50. july, $685.. Corn
ASH. C5l - N4y. 81 sc. JllS. 31a",
sept. s9&.c Oats--Casu f51tr; Nav.
90, JuIy. 80. sept t-c. Rye y"
g. 40 -sc ClOs erseed--tasn.
ftb. ana Marc. - 81 -. Aprl, $50.
Drt.. s5.ss. Prime alsike, So. Prime
Timothy s. Buster. eggs and hHy
unchanged
CHICAG GRAIN.
CHICAGO FEB iA-ANhcatN opening
e. 40 Ai4hrT with scattered commits
sion wing and moderate selling. corn
.t.t-i 4,de higher Wtth wheat oats frmCr
w.tu other grains Provisions easter
aA rpuuu
Soc4--Nay wheat after tho strong
OPENING adt ahrCd STU farther and
tcucit'd $l.i5. Juiy and September ad-
.anet1 witc 10 Corn 0ni oais bo'h
strong cnd bigger.
Cl0se Wen weakened in tho last
hour closing fIattiVualiy below the
opening pri'". Gown and oats closed
strong anu higher al around Pro-
visions ended lower.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.
PRODUCE.

interest 20 the market is. now largely
ip tt~ eEg deal. Offerings and rtcelptS
have n~eu steadily increasing. ard
prices have dropped from eight TO nine
cents from the extreme Mig point
MAJ! dealers think thls is decline
enough lor Ihe present. as stocks arc
uOW going ont about as fasf a. they
come Ia. TIE poultry deal - ia a rath-
81 strained position. Al Present high
prices the demand is extremely ll.u-
it-d. ana ANYTHING ike liberal receipts
woIid swamp the market bat Wtth A.
rivals IS az present RECEIVERS Ar. able
- keelNE - cir floors cleaned up. Butter
l~ holding steady 80 ne lnaf decline
ard-th@ general iist ~ unchanged
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
BOY or SIX IS PLAINTIFF.
Asks $4,000 Damages for injuries
Wnsu Corn,ce FANS

Asks $4,000 Damages for Injuries
Wneu Corn,ce FANS
Nathan AeEermau q manly little
ch-D af SIX .ears. appeared rs plain.
~ 1 lama2c su.- against David =.
T-T-7 77--T-77- Z 7x--T--I TTCI1r y-T-TT-
conlai si9Ee. IN lidr- Hogmer
tour- Tuesday morning. The little
fellow H asking tOI $4,000 Tor in
mles SUSTAINED when q corEice fe.l
nom one ~ Gre nStcir's bu!ldlngs,
striRlrc him on me head As re.
suit of the Injuries IL Is claimed that
ni n ud is afec1ei 80 thar be = un.
able Sd pursue his studies IN school
-efoTe the trial s. as under waw q
was Giscotered hat The attorney fer
-th. Plaintiff NEGLECTED ITO make \
.cau-4e ln ais, d-cla fatio6 for damages
10 hc b6y't nina. and the case WIS
postponed and permission given 10
amend the declaration.
George Hcwcron On Trial.
George Howeroft. q member OF the
yell.knoan family ~ that name resii-
ing iu HaIntramcs, as placed on trial
in Judge MurHus court Tuesday 81
the charae o. stealing a large sum 81
money from his fathe". dark Flow
croft. At the preliminary hearing h:s
Ibrother Samuel, anG August Blaess. 4
brother-ifiaw. were charged jointly
With the prisoner, but they We're dis
charged Dy Justice DeGaw
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The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

BusIu~ss-like Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Go. 10
John R-st Phone 1898.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

Sister Mary Laura has received the
Information, but does not know for
sure whether the Peoria woman Is her
missing sister The story is being in-
vestigated.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

Arpies--Fanry. s3Tc55 common
~ 80 : 20 Ter bbl. western box apples.
y - " 3 80 per box ~
: naIHuHs=-t771-rT S'Tf71T57rr7 --r0r-s' -
q : 90. according to quaity.
HcsDs-Dried Lima. 5iac per Id.
Ceiery-ItOne- grown 30g35c doz
California. s4.sJ per crate.
Cs.iiGower-CaIifor s2'5 ham,
per.
Cnbbage--si T5a2 per bbI.
CLeerc- Michigan fiat. tate made. Is
Ul5ilc; fall made, 1914 pl1c, York
state lsisc; LIN burger Wisconsin,
lSg, York state l9c. German cream.
triek\ Isis y l?f; Schweitser. domestic
ported. IS y 3Dc per 70.
crashcrries--ss g225 bu, s5.5oge.5o
Da,r.-Persiaa. 5@sc; Fards. yasnc
Dressed caivr---Eaney. ii0iins:
common. "a DC per 70
tigS--impOrted. new. IL disc per 10
California. Soc per bov
fiBnas uaJdi~-laNllc per ~
Fresh Ncgetabirs-cucum hot
house Ss2J a = 80 dez iettIce hot
house. i3o, &c 10. head lettuce. $50 per
bol siZ5 doz: radisncs % q gDc duz. " *
green beans. sstsaap Ai per h nsf pof,
green peppers. soc basket. rutabagss
80 i9c Su. Hubbard squash. 2lk stsc
ID Florida tomatoes tt.So per g
sress. s0u23c doz. rIrmps. COO bu.
heetS, soc bf carrots. soc bu: plepiant.
50c per dog
crape.--aiaiagasA st96ao per bsl
Grape Eruif-S4 nf25 per case.
Hay--Detrolt dealers ag@ paying the
following prices for btied hay Ira car
lots. o. b. Detroit no. 4 timothy.
,l55O9Is; No 2 Timothy. ;I6SO9I7;
$3.50. wheat and cat straw a. Loose
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

engine TO- the purpose.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
IS FOUND At TER
20 YEARS. SEARCH
Detroit Parochial Teacher Is Finally
Located BY Her Sister. Who
l. Lives In Peoria. H. r.,

NENlA. Ohio. Feb l5.-(S Special -
After search OF 20 years. Anna Far
rell, OF liiS Merriman-st.. Peoria. MS.
today. through the Springfield Ohio.
police found her long. lost sister. nos
Sister Mary Laura. teaching In p,.
rochial school on Fourteenrh-st.. De
troll.
The missing girl, when mere baby
was adopted by a family named Rust
oria. Trace of them was lost. The
-srsrer-a-few- years ago began writing
around To End the missing girl.
letter published in the Springfield.
Ohio, Daily News. finally gave sue
cessful clue.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
Markets AID Finance
YESTERDAYS N. Y. STOCKS,

Raported for yhe Times ~ haNHs"'
,,ons - % ll6-llS Grsswold-st 49,.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for TIE Times by HAYDEN.
stone \ Co. lls-ilS GriswoIa-s
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

o. Bld. Cslsold. (x)split. y
The Detroit times., 1910-02-16

AppIes-Fancy. s3rc75 common
81 - Fl 30 rer Dbl. western box apes
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-06
ONAWA'S ONLY SALOON
CLOSED BY CITY COUNCIL
Drys Conduct Campaign which Re
suits In Revocation of License TO
One Place hat Was Open.

ONAWA, Ia, Jan. 5~.-(Special telegram
AS a elimination to the saloon war wased
here for the last month, the city council
tonight refused to grant licenses to the
four saloons OF the town and the lid is on.
All but one saloon have been closed since
Friday. This a short time ago was granted
a permit to run for another year, but the
council tonight revoked this one also.
A petition signed by r. per cent Of the
business men Of the town and a large num-
Der of the citizens was presented to the
council asking it to close the saloons in
definitely. A majority of the voters OF
every ward OF the town, with the exception
OF one. which was a tie, was attached 10
the petitions. The vote stood 6 TO 2 in
every case except one, which was a tie,
and Mayor Henry Harlow declared no par
TALLY should be shown and cast the decid-
ing vote against the granting Of the
licenses.
An ordinance was also passed prohibiting
the maintaining Of card tables In the pool
and billiard parlors. This is the first time
that Onawa has been dry for several years.
Tabernacle meetings just closed, conducted
by II. w. Bromley, la awakened grcat
interest in the community and the drys
have accomplished what they have been
striving for for years. Those asking for
licenses for another year were T. A. Cody.
Amos Hoffman. NJ. M. Wise and Frank
Wise