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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10
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STATE ! FAIR
AND
EXPOSITION
A Complete and Well Bal
anced Agricultural and
Industrial Fair
Des Moines, Aug. 25--sept. 2

Everybody is invited to join the Quar-
ter Million Iowa People who Annually
get Profit and Pleasure out of the Great
est Fair Of the Best State Of the Union.
"A Seven Day Program Filled with Good
Things. State Park Of $50. acres, with
Buildings worth a Million Dollars, De-
voted to the Agricultural and Industrial
Welfare of all the People.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10

John Hoist, Jr., Superintendent
j Crop of 1909 and must be grown b
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10
Horses of all Work-arade.,

So. Mare or gelding 4 years
old and over .........
SO. Mare or gelding 3 years
old and under 4
Ga. Mare or gelding 2 years
old and under 3 ..... ~.
SIS. Mare or gelding 1 year
old and under 2 .......
66. Colt under l year old,
either sex
81. Brood mare with suck
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10
Coach Horsss-1ssistsrsd.
Stallion vaoro n1d opd
Draft Horsss-arades.

old and over s ...... 500 ESQ
old and under s.75 1s5
old and under 8 -. s.75 ls5
So. Mare or gelding year
50. SD sac ana s sait s.sS 5 5ss
ling colt ............. $50 s.75
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10
Clans C-speed. 3,
Lie. Butler, Superintendent.
Running Rules.

= ! fa
-Four, entries required to fill and three
to start.
Entries close at p. M, night before
race. M n %
Entry fee 5 per cent OF purse and 5
ners. 8
Money divided So 80 and 20 per cent.
NO l. Roadsters race 49,. Z. -. $4,000
No. 2. Free for all running race 900
NO. ~. Farmers trot or pace. go. 5000
NO. &. Auto race, In g.. ". -. 2D.0U
No. 5. Free for all trot or pace 500
NO. 8. Cowboys race, q in 3s..... 5000
NO. G. Relay race j. .f....,..s.. Il. 5U.oU
MOB Auto race 2O. 90
In farmers race the horses must have
worked on farm during season Of 1910.
Heats in each day races may be al
ternated, no premium to ruled out
horses, usual weather clause adopted.
Horses will be called at L :45 and start
promptly at Pals, f5
The association reserves the right to
alternate heats, change order, postpone
or declare off all races
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10
wednesday, ssptembsr Il, 1910.

No Boa EoaaS ste Race g to enter, $4,000
to enter, 3 to start) 5000
No s. Pony Race a to enter) Best
Auto N race best in ::.::. 1888 SS.SS
In Pony Race ponies to be IA hands
Horses will be called at 1:45 and start
ed promptly at 2:15.
Thursday, September IS, 1910.
No 8. Farmers trot or pace. 5000
NO. q. Relay Race ..............,.. 5000
Special Premiums.
Corn Contest
For best ~ ears Yellow 1st 2nd 3rd
Corn .,.....s.......... $500 $500 50 90
For best ~ ears White
u Corn .......i.s.s.. 500 800 100
Collection of varieties. 100 so,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10
Pure Bred clyde'dalss ana shirss.
lffolk Punch, Belgian and Other French
or Canadian Draft Horses.
|. Stallion 4 years old and
Double Teams, Carriage Draft, Matched
Riding and Driving Horses.

6!oanH ana DRIVING AoESos.
SO. Pair of carriage geld
ings or mares owned by
ITO be shown i; E in in harnes So ~
o.. Draft team owned by
one person ........,.. 300 200
9S. Single driver ...... 800 200
SO. Saddle horse 200 /. 90
Note-HOrses entered in speed ring
are excluded. The same animal or AMI
mails may be shown both double or
single. Carriage horses in this class are
intended especially for family use, and
form, style. docility and size are the
requisites, as we'll as the matching.
Shetland. Ponies.s
Stallion 2 years and over. 800 200
Mare On years and overs 800 200
Colt i year and under 2 SOD 200
Colt under year i. :. !. ~ 200 100
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10

MIS-. y. J. ButIer, SUPERINTENDENT.
Best collection of Cut Flow
ers, home grown .$1.00' 81
Best Fern 100 Is,
Best Palm 100 81
Best collection geranium plants 100 IS,
Best collection potted plants 100 81
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10
PROGRAM.
ruesday. september IA. 10

Tuesday, September 10, 1910.
This is the day for general preparation
and will be devoted to making entries,
providing for stock, arranging articles
for competitors. The entries can be
made at the Secretary's office in Floral
Hall. The secretary's books will close
promptly at six o'clock p. m. All races
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10
Glass J-Buggiss and Agricultural
plamants.

Chas. Smith, Superintendent.
Display of Implements
and Buggies ... :. $1,000 $500 $500,
Best individual article of it's kind in
each class, diploma.
Exhibitor in above class will be adj
mitted free during fair.
Best display of furniture ~ 200 100
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10

Z - oW
6 81. One bull, four females, any age or
breed, owned by one man . $40. 90
Age to be considered in judging this
class. ~ q. "a
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Crawford Count
Fair Sept. I3-I4-I5'
sweepstakes.

IS. Stallion. any age or
breed, showing not less
than 8 of his get, five to
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-26
TUBERCULOSIS SUNDAY IS
GENERALLY OBSERVED HERE
Detroit Ministers Make Strong In
dorsement Of the Fight Against
White Plague.

The great national crusade against
the white plague was given an add
ed impetus Sunday. when pastors or
most Detroit churches, and religious
institutions all over the country.
marked the day as one in which 10
speak a word for the great anti-tuber-
culosis movement.
President Taft had issued procla-
nation requesting that the day be set
aside for that purpose, and governors
of nine states. and the mayors of hun
dreds OF cities, had taken similar
steps.
In Detroit, few ministers devoted
entire sermons TO the subject. Others
gave preliminary talks on tubercu-
lOsis, and some made mention or the
crusade in the course OF their sermons.
"All honor 10 that noble band or
men and women who are waging a war
OF determination against tubercu-
loss." said the Rev. William L.
Jaauess. OF the Trumbull-aye. Pres
byterian church. in the course OF a
sermon on sin and preventable dis.
ease.
The Rev. f. H. Pence. of the FOREST
Presbyterian church. also devoted his
morning sermon to the cause.
The Rev Eugene Rodman Shipper.
of the First Unitarian church, criti-
clsed the conservatism of Detroit,
which fails to give support to the play
ground movement and other humari-
tartan reforms, and which falls behind
other cities in its work against tn.
berculosis for that same reason.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-26
BUSINESS NOTES.

Employees OF the Briggs Manufacture.
ing Co, which recently began opera
lions in Hamtramck, were rendered a
banquet by the officers of the com.
pany, Saturday evening. in Faber' )
hall Covers were laid for 40.
r. H. Macpherson. well-known
pubic accountant, will address the
Wholesalers and Manufacturers asso-
citation, at its weekly dinner IL the
Cadillac. Wednesday noon, on Why
posteritN should bear portion or
the burdens for improvements and
convene noes, Of which our descend
ants Will receive the benefit Mr..
Macpherson has made a special study
OF The subject of bonded indebted
ness and his address should prove
highly Interesting as bearing on the
street car and other problems now
confronting Detroit
The HuppTurncr Co. has purchased
rom the Union Trust Co admins.
traitor of the Joseph Berry estate. four
acres OF land on Lycester-aye for
about $4,000 The property adioius
that OF the lIupp James Halloren Co.
purchased several months ago IL
VIII be used as a factory site
William G Radcliffe financial edit
or Of the Detroit Free Press has been
appointed advertising agent for the
Pere Marquette railroad. He succeeds
Fred 5. George, who resigned to en-.
gage in business in Chicago. The an.
rointment takes effect May !. Mr.
! Radcliffe has had considerable expert
cuce In publicity work he was in
charge of the publicity end OF the
y. NJ c. As building fund campaign
and has been connected with lire pub
Icity department Of the state fair.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-26
PETTY CASE Gets
. INTO PARLIAMENT
Theft Of 10 Cents by Boy Shakes
Home Office and Promises To
Change Court System.

LONDON, April 25.-Beginning Win
the theft OF ten cents worth OF coai
BY the l2-year-old son of Hayward :
Heath blacksmith, what il now known
as the Bullock case" has broken into
Parliament, shaken the British nome
office. taken up columns OF space IN
newspapers and promises 10 en- In an
overturning OF the country's system or
magistracy.
Charles Bullock, who is the central
figure, is the son OF Alfred Bullock,
skilled workman of good reputation.
Ten days ago Charles picked up a
luml of coal i'm the yard OF Hay
wards Heath coal company and was
arrested for theft. The local magis-
Trate admitted that he was a Good
lad and that II was his first offense.
To keep him in the straight path they
se34teHetA-Ai4i4 -te,-f.-1aass--tt-s Ix|iasheS
ffeHi the village constable and tG serve
six years in reformatory. His father
was also fined $3.50 and 50 cents
weekly toward his son S maintenance
while In prison.
Owing TO the fathers standing in
the community a tremendous cutlery
was raised. though the case was not at
ali unusual. Home Secretary churchill
was questioned concerning IL in the
house OF commons and he is now TAX
ing steps TO have the sentence either
modified or full pardon granted. In
the meantime young Bullock. already
having been logged. is still under de-
tcntioI, One result has been the
starting of movement toward 70
abolition OF the benches Of laymen for
the trial OF minor offenses and the sub.
st.tution Of regular lawyers for such
positions. At present these benches
are Tade up almost exclusively of
large landowners whose regard for
the rights of prOperty is mania
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-26
Col. Roosevelt Attends
French Aviation Meet

PARIS, April 25.-A special avia
ton meeting in honor of Col. Roose-
welt was arranged for "lssy-Les Mou-
lineaux,' short distance from Paris,
today
The meeting is under the auspices
of the Academic Des Sports, which to-
day made the colonel one of its honor
airy presidents. The members OF the
academic planned a great demonstra
ton when Roosevelt arrived at the
aerodrome.
The ex-president was practically
crowded out of the French newspapers
today by the news of yesterdays cleo
ton. Even the Temps. which yester-
DAY printed columns OF Roosevelt
laudation, barely mentioned his name
today.
At luncheon given by the munich
pality today. Roosevelt inscribed his
name in the famous Book OF Gold
which contains the names OF all for
eign notables who have visited Paris.
The luncheon was given at the Hotel
De Vile
Il am greatly touched by the many
kind things YOU have said aDour me
II / have failed to live up TO them in
the past, | will make special effort
to fill them in the future. have
learned there is something besides
sightseeing for Americans in Paris"
This was a part of Col. Roosevelt's
reply TO the welcoming address of VI.
Carron, president. OF the municipal
congress which gave the colonel re-
ception and luncheon today at the city
hall.
you are man and Frances faith
ful friend was one Of Carron's first
sentences. You proved this by your
remarks on race suicide. for certainly
France needs to follow the advice you
gave on this subject"
Paris would be proud to have A
Theodore Roosevelt among her citi-
zens,' declared the project of the
Seine.
This evening the colonel will dine
with Gen. Burger and then go 10 the
opera to witness Samson and De
lilah," which was substituted for "Sa-
lone" at his request. He and his fam
lily will occupy the private box OF
President Fallieres. Every seat In the
opera house was sold within an hour
after IL was known that the colonel
Would attend
Col. Roosevelt attended services In
the American church in the Rue de
Berri, Sunday He was accompanied
by Ambassador Bacon Mrs. Roose-
welt, with Kermit and Miss Ethel.
went to the American church in Ave
nue. de L'Alma.
Col. and Mrs. Roosevelt lunched
with Ambassador and Nine Jusser-
and, the other guests including Pre-.
mier BRAND, Bartheu, minister Of
4 Justice; Consul-General Mason. Ana
tole Leroy Beaulieu. Albert De Cou.
bertin, Count de Lasteyrie and Count
de Portales.
The rest of the day was passed
quietly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-26
AMERICAN GIRL is SLAIN
BY BANDITS IN ITALY
Half-Dressed Body Of Estelle REQ,
Supposedly Of Connecticut, Is
Wsshed Ashore.

NAPLES, April 25.-Naples police
are convinced that Miss Estelle Reid,
an American girl. whose half-dressed
body was washed ashore yesterday III
the Bay of Naples, was the victim OF
desperadoes who attacked her while
she was taking one OF her frequent
rambles In the country.
Miss Reid was a guest at the Hotel
CASTILLO. but the proprietor could
throw little light on her history. She
was about 20 years old and very at
tractive. Letters found in her room
indicate that she had a sweetheart IA
Connecticut There were also letters
from New York and st. Louis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-26
creatore's Band Pleases.

Two large audiences gathered in
the Garrick theater, Sunday afternoon
and evening. in spite OF the threaten.
ing weather. to listen 10 Creature and
hts band The famous leader whose
gyrations with his baton proved fruit.
fli matter for caTicaturists' pencils
In tho pas is somewhat less violent.
~ tempCramental I'm his manner of
conducting than formerly. but none
the igss successful i'm producing orig.
fnal RESULTS Ills programs are in
vsrihbly attractive and include tue
classic az well as the popular Every
number was encored Sunday. and
both the afternoon and evening audi.
ences were enthusiastic In applause.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-26
JoBBING PRICES.

Canned Good.77Appless,O o; sals. ;2 In:
81 10; standard, s5c. Fable beets, sl.2s
q1.40. Peas-Fancy, early June 20.
Standards 81; soaked, 500 zoe. salmon
-soekeyse,, tan: $50; nat g; Ai as
matoes. 55asoc. succotasn. Clio
Comee-Package coffee. loO-Ib case.
81 i:2S q 4, delivered. .,o.
s25. coarse corn meal. s25: corn and
oats chop, .$24 per ton.
EiouMehgSn patents IN w ss9S
Rye Hour. s4.45 per bbi
Oils--Raw linseed. SIC; boiled lin
Shc; Perfection. loo; Eocene. lie;
crown gasoline. l3c per sai; turpen-
tine. in barrel lots. Coo per gal.
l peak . sm ram
hams, lie; dry sailed briskets, lJc.
shoulders, lac; picnic hams, lie; bacon,
l9q zoe: lard in tierces. lie: Kettle rem
suxnr-Retail price list for Detroit.
Delray, Crosse Pointe Highland Park.
North Detroit and River Rouge; Cryss.
e eSBs 's ss5 XIX S poS Gs ssos
standard powdered. Sc. sranulated ex-
ira coarse. $50: graduated. fine. IN
bulk. $3.50; 'grsnuiated. alb cartons.
granulated, 5-lb cartons, $3.50; granu-
lated. lo-lb cartons. 1913: granuiated.
25-lb cartons. 50 So; diamond A.. 20:
confectioners A, $3.50; No. l. $3.50; No.
2 SIS 60.~No. 3. s5.55: No. 4. $3.50, No
s, $3.50; No. ., ,5,2s: No. 10. $500: NJ.
l. 'Sl5 40: T.; sSlO No No: N es sS:9S;
formulated $3.50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-26
COSTLY O|R|G|BlE
REDUCED TO DEBRIS
Zeppelin H., Pride of German Gov
eminent, Breaks From Moorings
Soldier Is Fatally Hurt.

BERLIN, April 25.-The big dirigi'
BILE. Zeppelin H., pride OF the German
nation. for whose construction large
popular fund was subscribed. follow
ing the disaster 10 Zeppelin L.. Ia al
most a total wreck today. following
an involuntary ascent with one soldier
aboard
Ii will cost sl25.000 To repair the
airship, or one-half it's total cost, but
official Germany is so overjoyed that
IL did not drift into hostile hands ana
thus reveal its secrets that the seri-
BUSINESS OF the accident has been dis
counted.
Zeppelin III. was enroute from HON
burg to Cologne, and was forced 10
take 10 the earth at Weilburg, be-
cause or The sudden STORM. WnTfe tfe
craft was anchored and presumably
secure. the wind increased in violence
and fierce gust severed the ropes.
The soldier aboard on guard duty
was probably fatally injured. The
wrecked craft will be shipped at once
TO Cologne for repairs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-26
FIRE IN INDIANAPOLIS ~
pm CAUSES $500, 1000 DAMAGE
Several Firemen Have Narrow Escapes
In Wholesale District When
Upper Floors Collapse.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, April 25.-Ag
gregate losses as a result OF a disas-
trous fire in the heart OF the wholesale
district Of Indianapolis early this
morning was placed al 100000 b.
owners after they had examined the
extent OF the damage.
The flames were confined TO two
buildings. occupied 10y four concerns,
at South Meridian and Marylandets.
IL Is generally agreed among occu-
pants OF the buildings and the fire de
partment that spontaneous combus'
ton caused the original blaze. Sew
eral firemen narrowly escaped injury
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-26

Reported Tor The Times by Carson
Craig a co. April rs Wheat-The
opening strength i'm corn caused much
huvtng OF wheat by local traders who
were affected by sentiment that cold
had caused damage. selling was OF
conservative sort. and heavy, ana was
shorts who covered during last week
tulges Reports from all directions m
dictate that cold weather was faNorapls
Tor growing wheat crops. Corn started
sNciIrd and higher on belief OF dam
age i'm many sections whore planSns
had been early but offerings Were Largo
from the start. and the market scolV"
a decided slump. losing all early az
xo,,ee and "A little more.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-26

Appies-Fancy. s393.7S: common, 81
Qs per Dbl: western box apples. ss.7'
1880 per box
Baunna~-Good shipping stock. $50
Q2 so, according TO quality
ceisrs-caiifornia si@iss per crate
Florida. s20225 per crate.
doz s.. 50d 4 per crate,
Cabbare-Old. soc per bu. new. $50
2.a5 per crate.
Chcese-Michigan fiat. late made. Is
Gl5lsc: fall made. l74lsc: York state.
le a zoe: Limburger. Wisconsin. ia lSc,
SSrk Sia5e isaisS GsTsn domestic Gresn
block. 2lc: domestic loaf CSC: import
ed. % q soc per 10.
Dntes-Persian. oq6c Id. Fards. go
9i2c per 10
Dressed Caive-Choice. I09llc Id.
common. SGac per 10.
-EiGs-ImpnGted-- new-1l1 lic- per Id
California, S5c per box
Finnan Haddie-s,s a Ioc per 10.
Fresh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hot
house. 81 20 n 90 per doz lettuce, NOT
house. 100 Ice ID; head lettuce. sl:S0W
ZOO per hamper; radisnes % g 3oc
per- per- parsley. 25c per dos: green beans
basket, ruta6asas sOgs ioc bu: FLOR:
ia tomatoes. 1870. So per atsr eress
Il 25c bu. turnips soc bu; beets; soc
bu: carrots, soc doz pleplant, So oVe
n.
Dbl, asparagus % per doz. eau.
tornia, 35c per bunch, green peas. we
2.25 per bu, young onions, lVN &c doz
Grape Fruit--sl q $50 per case
nay-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for oaled hay In car
lots 4 Q b Detroit; No {, ,i =;
Clover M %ixe ed ;lsa amSiay rye straw
s750fpS: wheat and DAT straw. $3.50 70
7. Loose hay fro mfarme:s wagons
on the city markets ranged from $40
a n
Hides-cunred. red No. 1. lO,sc: green.
No; l. s,,Hce; No. ! bulls o cured. 70 &c:
green green. ~ No no M kiH avn SuT cSred &C.
green, Sc; No. calf. cured. l4hc,
green. lac per 10; No. hides. &c on
SG p and ss sf Ne on $50, EG shseD s1ss
a. to wool. soc 81
Honcy-Fancy white. l6Q17c: OK
Lemon.--Caliiornia s4G4.5O box
Limes-sl q l.25 per 100.
Mushrooms-45 a soc per ID.
Q15c; pecans, i2ai5c; filberts. IL Qi2e.
Brazils. 9410c: mixed nuts. l2gl+c Pc
ID; hickory nuts. shellbarks, 81 .25 q l. so
Bcrinudas. s2s5 per crate: spanish.
$3.50 per crate; Bermudas. " per
crate.
Orange--California navels. ;2.75q
Pisenppies-Florid s2.oo9:.so per
doz. ~ "a per crate.
Potntoc.-Car lots, 6ulk. zoe: bags.
2S4 25c BIZ; new Bermudas. s29OO3 per
bu. $3.50 per Dbl; new southern s2-2o
per bu. $3.50 per Dbl.
PouItry-Springs, l7c; hens, Ia isc;
ducks, 1GQ17c: geese. l34l4c: tur-
keys l7glSc per Id.
Strawberries-24- quart cases, 1915
"a.
sweet Potatoes-Jerseys, kiln dried,
81 per hamper: Illinois. 81 per bu. s27s
per bbl
TaIIow-No. !. CSC; No. 2, &C per ID.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-26
PREMIER BRAND REELECTED
Other French Government officials
are Also Returned 70 Office.

PARIS, April 25.--The general cleo.
lions to the new chamber OF deputies
Sunday brought out 1900 candidates
for 597 seats. -
Among the prominent members re.
elected are Premier BRAND, Secretary
OF Labor Viviani, Minister OF Finance
Cookery. Joseph Caillaux. a former
minister OF finance; Camille Pelletan,
ex-minister OF marine: Maurice
Earres. a member OF the French acad.
eIny; Lucian Millevoye, Admiral Bien.
arms. NJ. Denys Cochin, the well.known
conservative at whose home Cardinal
Richard secured shelter when expelie I
from his palace. and Paul Deschanel,
tht famous orator.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-26
Markets and Finance

Inspira.. s-le; Kerr l.. S. Kew, = :
Las. i3a. IaRose. 4. Lake. SOS. Mass.
- Miami. 22ss Moh.. 81; Mich, y.
'Mev cons n,;, 5oa,, Ney Lsas' -. S Sl1,
Cop. -. Old Dom b, Osc., lSs = II.
Par. 10, quincy. so. Raven. so Ray
cons. 1874 shan, ~. santa lie, >
sup. 4 PITS. l$t Trim, o.. Utah Comp
"a smelling. AsA do ptd, asa Wet,
ga WolV. 1875, Yukon. 49,.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-26
NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW IORh pNODUCE.

NEW IOKk. Ami l5.--PotatOcs--
state. sl0T25. Florida. new. $3.50 ?,
Dull. unchanged Wheat opened hrm
May sllS. July. sl.liiz m112. sept .
si.6gi, nominal. Beef--Firm. family.
SfgGIg so. Professionally. mess. -. 30
Ho4T5. Iard-ouiet, middle west.
spot. sl2.S5M12s5. Sugar Raw. steady
centrifugals. 80 test, 4.30f. muscoNd.
do. 50 Test 2 soc. refined steady cut e.
loaf 5g5c, crushed. 5.25c. powderC 4.
s.25c: granulated. 515c. Coffee options
opened unchanged To : points lower.
Butter--Quiet, receipts 1868 creamery,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-26
posroS COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
stone X Co. April -. The Boston cop
per stock market was weak al open
ing with Lake and y. r. the features
the former selling down TO isls a loss
OF /. !. points and the latter down 10 -
loss OF 1 point They have since RAJ
licu 10 52is and - y respectively ne
balance OF the list. while not espS,
cially active. records loss. AlloGez soIi
az a., a decline of y, and then rallioa
10 isig copper Range SOLD NJ % :.
Osceola at 49,. and superior copper IL
"a. ali OF which SHOW one point ioss-
Calumet ~ Arizona has been an eASrp
lion 10 the decline and SOLD at %,
gain OF points. Prices on the whote'
nave recovered somewhat from thS
early depression. and are inclined 70
rally on any ENCOURAGEMENT from tue
New York market Industrial ust -
very inactive and without feature
Reported for The Times by carson,
craig & Co. April % Early LONDON
ables quote metal market on = %
Boston copper market Is one o' th'
d-.1inSt-rA iSrienrta- Ii eat - sl1I.-
III nff easier this morning, put soi!i'
time later in the day. showed tvIf-
dency 10 rally Lake broke SHARPLY
bur soon recovered It's decline. NoFt"
Butte Is firm about "a higher than sal :
urday Good stocks look cheap a.
present prices.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-26
KILLS SELF AND CHILDREN.
Chicago Woman and Two Tots Found
Dead From Gas Fumes.

CHICAGO, April 25.-While temper
arily insarel Mrs. Margaret Collins. (
% years old. turned on all the gas
jets I'm her home here. causing the
Heath OF herself and her two small
children. The police declare today
they have no doubt that IL was case
of suicide. as every Jet In the apart
ment was found wide open.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-26
Auto Fire Engine Gives Demonstration

a demonstration OF the fire depart
ment's new auto fire engine was given
at the Michigan Central dock, Satur-
day afternoon, and was watched by
large crowd. The new apparatus ap-
peqred to be very effective