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New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

View York October 20. 1910
BEEyES-Reeeipts were 81 ears. or t-oSe ..oSe
ing Feeling steady. Dressed beef si0N q
sGIfc per 10 for native sides, Texas beef. ~
Sc. London and Liverpool markets unchangs1-
CALyES-Receipts. ESQ head. 100 On safe
Market slow TO a fraction lower Common 20
prime veals sold at 81 5OQSlO 80 per 100 to.
cuils- So: grasssrs s. I5: 10 westerns Ci.y
Try dressed calves, 9G141zc; dressed Srzssers
saies-J, G. Curtis & son Is veals. l52 10
Average ave $40 90 % Per do9 10; D., . p, Ia "a '10
5 sanders veals 135 ID. $40 80; T. iSo ID.
50 80. culls 90 ID. S6.
Kerns Commission Company; Indiana
SHEEP AND IANBs-Rsceipts. 23 cars. Or
3. 466 head including 13 cars for the narkers
a. cars on sale Quiet and steady cars IN a.
common TO prime lambs, 50 500ST, one lot at
81 I2lz. Dressed mutton SLOW Al 99c per ID:
dressed lambs. 1O11 q 13c-
Sales-Kerns Commission Company. 80
Buffalo lambs. Sc ID average S6 IS per 100 ID.
newton & Co: s4s West virginia Iauss. 81
Tobin & shannon: 23O bate lambs. u -.
81; 81. 64 n. SO so: state sheep. 20 To- 81 90
s Sanders: Esq Pennsylvania lambs. 70 ID.
s.. sheep. rs ID. So so ~,
J. Shamberg & son. 112 Kentucky lambs. SO
ID. 81 1215: IS. Al 10. s. so: o. sheep. i02 ID.
HOGs-Recsipts. Q cars. or 1884 head IN
cluding about half car for the market
Feeling steady. state and Pennsylvania hogs.
so 40 z 50 80 per 100 70. Country dressed hOSs
unchanged at 12s4 G131sc per 10.
Saies-S Sanders: IS Pennsylvania hogs.
1ss u average. 50 80 per 100 ID; 2. 225 u.
1856 ID. 50 go. s 1s2 10. 50 80. roushs. 332
- George & l. s pnIsnback CIate yesterday:
so state hogs 1s4 ID. 50 80: g. 30 ID. 50 S5s
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago Oct 20-CATTLE-Receipts. I.5eos
steady. Beeyes. 81 60Gs7 IS: Texas steers. s. ~
and feeders. 81 25aS5 50. cows and heifsrs. g =
asa 35: calves. 81 251SIO. HOGS-Rscst2ts.
1000, weak. light. S. T0Gss 90 mixed. So 200
50 50. heavy, ssas9 10; rOugh- ss1sS ~. good 90
OF sales IS 2JGSS 80 SHEEP-Receipts. 5000:
strong. native 81 507S4 go: Western. 81 $50
81 25: yearlinEs. 81 25QS5 40; lambs. native.
S4 5OGST: Western. s. T5dS6 50 -
l50: slow and STEADY: prime steers, s7Gs7 2
VEALS-Recsipts. $50; slow and &c over % -
6S10 D HOGS-Receipts. 3.0oo; active ana
2OGlGS0 lower heavy, MIXED. Workers ana BIS.
ssiFiss' "a tf'' ss 81 soass 40 sHEEB AND LANDS
Receipts. 400 slow; sheep steady: lambs. l5t@
Cincinnati. oct G-CATTLE-R-celRts. TsoI
Tnon. T1oH Sc a5sss 30 HOSs@Rsesipts ass; dur
and weak I5G20c lower: butchers ard shippers
So 1OGs9 80. common. se6ss 65 SHEEP-R-
ceipts. 432; slow and weak. s2Es3 81; lambs
zSansss cfty' Oct. n-CArTIE-Rsceivts.
Q GOO including LOO soutserns; steady. Wes--
eru strong. dressed beef and export steers. - =
8s7 80: fair to good. 81 sass 50: Western, - >
Southern 81 75aS4 so; southern cows s2 Isds4s
native heifers So T5GSB 80. bulls. g 500 81 - .
calves SASS % HOG@Receipts. e0oe. lSq
2Oc lower; bulk OF sales IS S09s9 l5 hea.'y.
ifzf- saasa %. SHEEP-Receipts. 1000:
steady; lambs S. T5as6 IS. yeariings. 81 600
s. %: wethers So 9oGs4 50: ewes. So 501S4 y
stockers and feeders. 81 909S4 ~. .,,--,,-
hight. Choice. So T5Gs7 10. prime. So 40.sso %
sIEEP-steady; supply Iizht Prime |etners'
e. 1884 80: cuIis and common. SzfsS; An
s6 50aS6 IS: veal calves. So 5n9$l0 EOeIs- 5s--
50 4Od7sg As. mediums. 50 5OGss 50: heavy and
iizht workers. 50 so: roughs, SSGss 90
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

Spot was quiet and unchanged at IA &c for
middling upland and Il. 70c for middltns Gulr ::
sales ! 565 bales; delivered on contract. ZOO
bales Liverpool cabIes-Spot IN good demand; ;
sales. s 900 bales: speculation and export. l0u1:
American 600. Imports 90 600: American. 19. COO
MiddIing upland. 1860 Futures opened steady.
to points higher: closed steady. Ia TO
points lower. October, 7.76d; October-Novenber.
{ SO ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Decsmber-Janu-
ary, 7.601zd Janua-y-February, 7.81d; Febru-
ary-AIarch. 7.611zd: MarCh-April and April-AIay.
:. sd: May-June, 7-63d: June-JUy, T61 I'D; July
August. 7.60d-
COFFEE - Sentiment bearish and
prices were lower. Opening prices were - 70 20
points below the previous close. After early sell
ing offerings fell of. but near the close there
was renewed selling for European and local &C
count and final prices were TO Is points net
lower; sales 33, $50 bags. The market
narrow and easily inffueEced. Havre was l 70
IN francs net lower. Hamburg Z 10 l pig.
lower Rio steady IS reis advance and Santos
quiet at 80 refs advance. with Brazilian
change lie lower at Il 7-16d. Receipts at Rio
and Santos were $1,000 bags. against ia 900 last
year and so far this season aggregate 6,32S, 600,
compared with s911 900 last year and 5671. 600
two years ago. The amount afOat for the United
States fs 351, 900 bags, against S64 O00 last
year and the visible Brazilial in and afioat for
the United States .. .S21 063 bags, against $685.
900 last year and 8. 451, $50 two years ago. Spot
quiet and unchanged at 107sc for Rio No. I.
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
Free Superfluous
Hair Cure
A Positive Remedy That Removes
Any Hairy Growth and Does
Not Burn the Skin.
-xu- rRrv To YOu FOE THrAi

It is easy now for any woman TO have
beautiful face, handsome arms and bust
free from all disflgurtng supernuous halr
II doesn't matter whether it's only Few
hairs or a regular musJache or gO&tees or
how light CT heavy the growth Is II can
be destroyed I'm a few minutes with rhs
marvellous Few remedy. Elec-trO-la-
This wonderful hair destroyer can % USED
on the face. neck. arms. bust or any Pos-
not ike other remedies. IL positively VIII
NOT frritate burn or scar the most tender
skin no matter how long il is left on, and
n never faiLs 10 remove even the most OBJ
stfnate growth almost instantly. II you
want a peruna nent. lasting cure. not merely
Temporary relief. Elec-trO-la 4 what you
should use. for il goes TO the hair roots and
kills them
we have decided 20 send a trial bottle OF
-tro-la 70 any man or woman who
writes for Il. 70 prove that 10 does all we
say. upon receipt OF two-cent stamp 20
helD cover cost OF mailing The regular
sized bottle ts 500 and your money VIII oe
refunded If EleC-trO-la does not do all We
claim We don't ask you 70 take our word
for what Elec-trO-Ia viii do. Just al out
Trial coupon below and mail with a two
cent stamp today.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
Lester

FLOUR AND MEAI-F1our inactive. with
patents. PaiSS s. 85Gs6 so; winter stFashs 81 COG
81 as winter patents. S4 60ds4 30: spring clears.
s. SCgS+ 80 extra y 30 oSs Tis5er s6 SS e$s sI
81 1884 e5. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-S2 % per
100 n RYE Fto8REsir 86s . 10 god $tgst .
Kiln dried. SO 10 BAGMEAL--Ftne white and
yellow. 81 2OGs1 p; coarse 81 16a$1 20. FEED
ding. s23 So; -four do. s27 so; red dog. s2s $50
SIS 20; city bran. 81 IN bulk. so 25qs22 so in
sacks. middling. So 25qS3o; red dog. $50 So
homlny chop. s24 in bulk, S25 90 in sacks: OIL
were barely steady result Of decline OF
10 points in the hog market October was
% ing BY shorts PGRK~Firm Mess. S2Ias2l so:
family. So short clear S2aS so EI5 "a
Packet. sis 5oasf7 extra india mess s51Gss1 So
Bacons. i3ssc; 1s0 +. 1886: i6o r: 1s≻ 40
bellies firm. Smoking. Isc: 10 n. 1Ic: u n.
l5lzc Il n. 15c. Picked hams. 14ls@15c.
s1t6- LARB@Easy. Middle West. IL s5a12 7Sc
city. 12ssQ12Iec. Refined steady South Ameri-
ca. lac: Continent 1890; IEe Brazil IL, kegs 13c
Oleo, 12kc: city lard, 14c.
sUGAR-Rehned steady but quiet and IN
per cent cash. Raw points lower. but closed
steady at the decline. as mere sugar was
centrifugal 3 35c for 80 test muscOvado and
aloe for 50 test molasses sugar. Cost and
2-4c, and some $4,000 bags were sold yesterday
an that basis equal to 3 SIC here other sales
were $4,000 bags Cubas from store here at
8 s6c. less lighterage Sales to-day were
10000 bags OF Cuhas from store here at
8. s5c. basis 90 test, less Iighterage and
Philadelphia, 90 900 bags from store ut & Soc.
basis 96 test. London market for beet sugar
q lower To q q higher: October as Sd: No
vernber, as "a a. May gs Cd
RICE-Stsady but quiet and unchanged
COPPER-Standard dull; spot
and futures TO January. l. 3OGpi2 soc. London
dull spot $50 15s. futures. f57 1As Lake copper.
Il 81 \ gI3c eIectroIytic, L. 1912 S71a casting
IL 3TlA dl2 621s. TIN-hrm: spot 81 3Od3sc:
October 81 1881 SOC; Novernher 80 7Oa8T sc;
December 3d.3od37c January. 80 1896 75c
London strong. spot. tITO, futures fl66 los
LEAD-steady. 4.40d4 45c New York. 25a4 SOC
East st Louis. London, spot. f13 as SPELTER
Steady b.5o15 6Oc New York 45T5 soc East
81 Louis London, spot. f24 IRON-Cleveland
warrants 4es ID in London Local quiet: No l
foundry Northern. No / foundry Southern and
No l FOUNDRY Southern soft SIS 75dsfG -; No
foundry Northern. SIS 25GSI5 10 Pig iron Ger
tihcates unchanged. No sales
MOIAssES AND SYRUPs-MoIasses firm
but quiet. Syrups steady and unchanged.
NAVAL sIokEs-5pirirs Jurpentine higher,
IN sympathy with Savannah and on the storm
news Rosin and tar steady and unchanged
SPIRITS REPRESENTATION bbls. Sic.
TAR q 7. soc. ROSIN-COmmou 20 good
strained. 8 3e4fs 40c: B. desc; d, 6 roc
ous-IAnseed unchanged Refined pstro-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Oct 2O-wHEAT-Spot duh. tut
Ires steady: October. Is 21<d; December. IS
American mixed. As hid; futures quiet: Jarll-
arr Is 4Asd. February, As 43<d PEAS
-Ir London. Pacific Coast. f3 10sGE4 IS BEEF
Extra India mess ISIS 50. PORk-Pr1Ins
r,ass western 1I3s Cd HAMS-Short cut. e3s-
BACON-Curnberland cut. rs clear bellies I4s'
long clear rniddIes light. Us Sd. heavy. lss 81;
srOTr clear backs. SIS Sd. shoulders. square. oZs
TARD-Prirns Western. tf=rces. as Sd: AreT-
can refined, pals. SIS Sd CIiEESEz.Calladlan
finest Waite new, SOS Sd cOlOred. Sos TUR-
PFNTTNE-Spiri s. 55s 81. ROSIN-Coumon.
15s PETROL EUM-F1efired. "a LlNSEsED
OIL ass Cd. CCTTONSEED OLLr-HuI rernsd.
snot ais TAILDW-AustraIian IN London. 2ss
Ard. - - .,..,
los Al. r1JsCov ado. 9s, beet. October. SS ID
IINSEED = Calcutta. Aprtl-Juue. 53s 4ssd
TJNSEED OH. ass Sd SPERM OIL -
rF~Tr2OI FIN - American refined, . la-1ods
spirfts ID TCRPENTINE-SptrfrS- JOS 81
ROSIN-Anerfcau strained. l5s 30, tneI 16s 90
Sntws-, oct aO-PETROLEUM. 10 francs
N
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
BANK RATE RAISED
discount Rate Advanced IN Lon
don TO Protect Reserve.

london, Oct. Pas anticipated, the Bank
g Eagland today raised SIS rate OF ols-
el-- from 70 per cent IN order TO pro
~ is reserve. which had been steadily
ospieted. despite the imposition Of the
se cent rate three weeks ago.
Ihe reserve this week is expected 20 show
aeariy 100000 decrease. The Egyptian
e7rsrd already has exoeedeG the estimates.
wig n t1e hasty marketing OF the large
,,-lloa crop. India IS expected 70 take golo
80 Tie South African demand possibly
- appear early. and as very little Solo
- the mines IS going 10 the Bank OF
e-ilglano q strong protective measure was
q oessar-y. 4 fresh outbUrst OF speculation
= = america and the large number of Amen
- - lnanoe bills placed here also are rae
- n - reckOned with IN the monetary
situation Of fhe er1r11-e
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
SYNDICATE GETS AUoUsTA-AIKEN

Tie Augtsta-Ailzen Railway and Electric
.etnpany has been scq Tired By syndicate
nssoec ty Redmond & Co. and J. 2. White
Co, Inc. Of this city. Franklin =.
Dio"n, II Redmond q Co. has been elect
president, succeeding W T Van Brunt-
: - company. in which the late +. j. Hsr-
''lfan is understood to have been interest
-, has outstanding s.. 44so os0 common and
s''sis preferred stock and s1-244oo0 collat-
81 trust bonds. practically al Of which
-fltles have been bought by the syndi-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
n. P.'s ANNUAL MEETING.

-he annual meeting Of stockholders OF the
llnern Pacihc Railroad Company was
- yesterday, the retiring directors being
60 by single ballot cast by the proxy
--i-illes q one. who was the only per
= ~ The Meeting The election is an an
- loFfpsiity- The company, which, after
toneclosUre IN 1896. was succeeded by
present Northern Pacific Railway Com
- hss no assets. but. as some OF the old
-. Is still outstanding. the organization
as been continued.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
LONDON sHEEPsKIN SALES.

London. Oct. 2O-A sale or ZOO bales OF
-haeDskins was held here to-day. There was
v0os atrentancs and the demand was fair. our
Srices generally declined ) per cent few me
r1erfnos wers a fraction htSher- safes W"
3OO. ALtdGsisd Victoria. LOO, 3%d69d SoILh
Australia 3OO: 31adGs6- West Australia 1zoo;
land > 200; 4dG1O1sd- Pultas Arenas. 900 S@.d
f9tsd-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Oct 2O.-In the wheat pit selling
was overione early, and leading elevator con
cer, pfc<ed I'd the bulk OF the offerings at the
ensuing decline. Continued buying or the same
kind started a train OF purchases by snoTJs. end
the movement seemed 20 gather force WIN each
advance. The close was strong az = heC az
vance OF Ts01esc. A gain Of 1=4esc over lasr
night was scored By corn. and 4s0-so TO '7g7sc
nv oats Provisions made ragged hnlsn-9
dine Up 20 quarter Of a dollar eectinc- Feahso
urfces.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
14oo ror standard White. IN

,s,,-, s+.aar, at 7.4oc for standard white. in
CoTToNSEED ofL-Further liquidation in
l,.'S - ,ss this month easier. closing at
-. s,s ~ 4 points. Later months firm.
sSovTi5g gains OF ea1O points. Local contract
prices: vo,4s--
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

Seaman Miller. referee In bankruptcy. at |
No. Rector street. TO take further pro- |
ceedings
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
cLoVERsEEO PRICES.

Toledo Oct. -CLOVERSEED--Cash. s. g9'
Orrobs- s. 95. December So 90: MaFeh, s. 30
TTNOTHY-Prime 81 p; October, 81 .. Al
SIKF-Prfrne 81: October. SO: Decsnber. 50 10.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SFABOARD CLEARANCES
"Two days.

COTTON - Unfavorable weather reports
were once more Offset by heavy selling through
brokers believed TO be operating for some OF the
biggest bull interests, and in spite OF renewed
frost scare the market closed barely steady al
a decline Of II 10 IS points At the low point
of the day- December contracts sold at 141Ic.
compared with 14.61c. the high point Of Wednes-
day morning. and l498c, the high record OF last
week. Closing prices only little up from
the lowest The market opened at decline Of
6 10 II points, and during the early trading sold
TO 10 points net lower Private reports OF
damage to open cotton IN Georgia and the Caro-
hnas and that it was showing at Amarillo, with
the temperature down TO 80 degrees, started Gov
ering and fresh buying for long account. which
sent prices sharply upward. But the offlciaL
western belt forecast, indicating warmer wea-
ther to-day, and heavy selling by bulls soon
weakened the market; early buyers lost conf
dence, offerings became general. and the market
during the afternoon sold off a net loss OF 10
70 % points Southern spot markets were sc
lower to isc higher. Local contract prices@
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
- 400 1905.
2d wk- in Oct. s2eS. 800 20 so9 as5gs OK
July 1-Oct. IA. 3.61s. 800 S''''''00 ''0'O
IOWA CENTRAL.
os - 80 %. ssl7s4 s61. .031
July I-Oct. IA. 1,011 s34 ss4oIo esl'''
MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS
ID wk in Oct. S152 256 s19'a s5V 5V3 %
July T-Oct IA 1.6s2. 503 l,oto'~4o 4'oOo,ot-
MINNEAPOLIS. ST. PAUL & sAOLT sIE-
MARIE.
o5 ,rtr q, oc+ s5o7 sso s5sf. .44o s5f6.310
July I-oct. IA. T.122. 43e 7,S21.st6 6.4I5.616
MOBILE & OHIO.
Number of miles lila LIS .--
ID wk in Oct. $3.50. 496 sl4'9IV sls-'29o
TOLEDO. PEORIA & WESTERN.
% wk IN Oct. s25 4a3 s22s.I 31sI
July 1-oct. Ia. $50. 900 $4,000 $780, ,sO3
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
EXPORTS.
GASP QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

New York October 20. 1910
GRAIN-WHEAT-FI and at the close
Tc to 1Ao net higher. Liverpool was lower
than expected. Receipts IN the West were
smaller. and this inspired moderate cash buy
ing but export demand light and connned
mostly 10 Manitoba and GuTum wheat Export
sales, 16 loads, but It was claimed that large
amount of export business reported recently
was speculative buying Of freight room In an
ticipation of advance in rates after the nrsL
Of November. No 2 red, 99%c elevator ana
81 b. shOat; No ! Northern Duluth. 81 15re,
T ahoat. CORN-MOderately active ana
very steady. closing at advance Of 4sQ%sc.
Offerings from the country smaller and said 20
have met with ready sales Export sales OF
20 loads at outports No corn here. 5I$&c
elevator. domestic basis. TO arrive, I, and
67lLc, ( o b. afoat oATS-Inactive. but firm.
closing at a net advance OF @sg &c: Cash
oats steady; standard white. 361zc; No 2, g &C
asked RYE-Steady; No 2 western. Sane.
{ o b, New York. BARLEY-Steady: mating,
1880 c 1 T. Buffalo. BUCKWHEAT-9uiet
American 66c Z. New York. Canadian
57%c, / z, New York, for export
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
LA ROSE CONSOLIDATED MINES.

Profit and loss surplus May 81. 1910. s3.7S1
The combined income account of the sub
si7iarv companies. La Rose Mines, Ltd,
and University Mines, Ltd compares as
follows:
Sales Of buIlion 81. .e24 7o9 Sl,1s3.042 s41,6sT
fet value Of .
& bull on hand 456,39 Sto2fS 1881
ro+,, 81 ESQ q3s sl.55a 800 s121.61s
Int, rentals etc 10lhl o.tAS 4+i5
Total 81 SOL Oea S1565. .O6s s12s OBJ
Op. min & adm 14S0O3 51o.4Ss 23I,ouo
Profit for wear Sa43oe6 S1.054 $40 -S111.4T4
Dividends 100000 G33. 900 276, ,910
sDrnI,7s sra OQ6 $40. .4so -Sass. .3s4
Decrease.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

! FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney & Co. No. 25
Broad street. New York. and No 122 South
4th street Philsdelphia.)
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions IN bankruptcy
were fled yesterday in the United States
District Court:
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

CE1,rnished by w n Coler & Co. No 48 Cedar
street,
AAnc--ieh interest 70 be addedl
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

C4Irnished by Williams. Mcconnell & Coleman,
No. 60 Wall street,
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
BOSTON CUB STOCKS.

FURNISHED by ]. Thomas Reinhardt. No. IS
Broad street New York. ard No 81 Devon
shire street, Boston.)
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

.c,ounons interchangeable. fHegisterec !Cou
pons IRegistersd and coupon fStsrlins.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

Bal carried 70
credit n
profit & Joss ST2S, T51 S347, 49, S3IS,31s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
HUBBY SAYS HE WASHED
DISHES AND BATHED KIDS
Otto Daily Thinks He's Entitled to d.
vorce-Court Stars AS Peace
Maker in One Case.

That he was compelled to wash the
dishes and bathe the children in !
Wash.tub. Was the complaint OF otto
Daily. who Thursday morning asked
fot divorce In Judge Rohnert :
court Daily alleged that his vile
was a sioyenly housekeeper. making
II necessary fol him TO DO most OF the
work when he reached home al night.
Mrs. DAILY claimed that she kept
the house IN as good condition as pos
sible with the appliances az hand. ana
charged her husband with non-sup-
port. She declared that a. the pres
err time there is charge OF abandon
ment pending against him in record
er's. court. and she said he had been
arrested several times for non-sup-
port
The case was still in progress when
court adjourned at noon.
Mrs. Nellie Kuhn asked for di-
yorce from George H. Kuhn on the
grounds OF cruelty. The case was
postponed to allow the wife 10 get
more witnesses.
Judge Rohnort acted as peace-mak-
er I'm the case of Henry vs. Hulda
Dahlman II had been minated TO
rhe nudge that the parties were MOI
very far apart. and that talk might
b. ing them together. He called them
t. Lis desk. where "A long conference
followed II turned out that the
charges on both sides were trivial,
aid the parties went away togethet,
after promising for the sake OF their
children To make up
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
SUSPECT IS ARRESTED.
Police Think Geo. Williams Is "Phony'
Check Operator.

BY the aid Of a large auto which
they pressed into service, Thursday
noon, Detectives Downey and Fox
and Clerk Edward Andre. of police
headquarters, captured George VIII
liams. SO years old, No. 167 Congress.
st. east. who the police claim. has
been flooding the city with bogus
checks for some time.
The detectives received a tip that
an attempt was being made to pass
check for $40 in Goldman's saloon
Mullett and Hastings-sts. The OF
ficers noticed the auto standing IN
front OF "A restaurant near police
headquarters and went in and order
ed the driver TO take them to Hast
ings.si ~ top speed. When Goldman s
vas reached. Williams and a Greek
who accompanied him. were fighting
10 get out of the place, but were
stopped by the saloonkeeper and his
bartender Williams and the Greek
wore hustled in the auto and taken
10 notice headquarters. where the
former Is held on charge OF forgery.
The Greek will also be held pending
investigation.
Williams says he came to Detroit
from Cincinnati six weeks ago and
has been staying with his wife at the
Congress-st. address When searched
the check he was trying to pass was
found on him The police say VII.
liams answers the description OF 4
IMAM who tried to pass check on a
Gratiot-ave., jeweler early Thursday
morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18

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