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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-29
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Wtue nnppthtfen.

Reus 9ppptheten.
Sobn aiIDufI an Soutbsrn Ohio
6. Il. z. Co., $500.
9erIsIbs on gIi5abstb &. Miuiams.
$500.
gtnna g. asftnsr on eagle G. Ii.
6. d.. $500.
2tnnis Sdlusttr an GpaHiton 9. IL.
6. 60, $2750.
Sobn 6. SummsI an Giti3sns 3. u
Ro. 2. S25O0.
Suian 3epf on bisIelse S1700.
WiIliam d. jranS on Jreb 2ingon'
n,r. S400.
eli5abetb 9oei6er on 5r.b $
2ingpnnsr, $3.50.
0sorge aisfIsr On wsitipooo oom.'
itsub Co., $1,000.
Rarp S.popsa an 9lortbGineinna.
8. Ii. 9. Co., 800.
2ena Smi.b an bieIslbe, $500.
Waltsr 6. Gbsnuu!. an oi.i.lbt
$500.
Wiaium S.Scptt on bieielbs. $1,000
2Qura 9eters an Nei.ern ape- y
g., S2250.
WorteIla 6. Ring,munn on SotIss
9. Il. 8. 60, $500.
Repbolb 6. pierIon on SouibsrI
Sbio 6. Il. z. 60. $3.50.
8stilete Snpotbe..n.
TapiO e. platts on apttis M.M.a
Der. $500.
Sba e. W. aobi on Gbar!o!t. Jeib
$500.
Gtbsl 81. Games an 1bonas 8
mcGlurs, $500.
RObert $. GiTfIsr OF RinsspIb 9
II. 6. Co., $500.
Gerielbe on Uiorn mehl,r. $500.
9srislbs an Jrant gOb. $107.
Iettie 5. sreabpap an Srifb 3
II. &. Co.. $500.
Sobn Weib on Golles. Sia g. 1,
3. Co.. $1,000.
Gbparb Rabb. on Gitis.ns 3. q
80 2, $3.50.
0eorse aisflsr on Wei,poob 6ome
Iisob Co., $1,000.
auep GeIidlaeesr an Dsiisrn Ger
man gant. $1,000.
ssran. 9oosoele on Grnit Stutiol
8. II. q. Co., $2100.
Warp US. Rcob. on Iortb Girt
6. II. 9. Co.. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-29
Ter SofIthfeitgperein,

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8erein bsreidert poroen. gr nennt
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man Dir thu. bus fig aud feinem ans
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bise 3sitgsnoIIen. aIs ba iino srobs
Shaffner, autIfxr, G.euers, Giiens
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Iihteit gu er5ieben. gls Mitslieb III
jeb.r boflihe WeenIh piltommen.
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ben es bisber unterloHen bubsn. ihr.n
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baiIIe, bic ipenig toiiet unb biibfh ors'
fiebt unb an Der 5iene Su trrsen lit.
no iih ionit bic Croen befinben. 81:
entb1lt bic gBorte PRO DentiLeSs1@
benn nnIer 9unb iit b.m bereits IN
Rom eesriinbeten nahsebilbet - uni
fou fiir ons Wlitglitb elm onuernDes
Ulemento iein: .Menf4 fei bDflid!'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-29
xssnusy UsnybIasf Haas co. sDssb.r 1910.

teit,1 faste lie nit elmer ernftbaften
Berbeugung. RAD oem Sptel be
5lanore miiien Sic bieIe Strabe eina
ihlasen."
sd tpobne i'm Sotsl runiDers."
%, bonn grade aus" Die 9biir
tpurbe geDffnet uno Die 2sbrerin ipar
perIhpunben.
gDdbrenb Mprib nit Der 5remben
ee9dngen mar, batten Der 8bmnullols
lsbrer unb iein Sobn ibr @eiprdtj
fortsefebt unb pies bate ibre 9eodns
ten 10 pDllis in 4nipruh senpmmen,
bab iie bstgeiben raid aus bem aus
as perloren hatten. Grit ais lie in ibr
6otel suriidsetebrt lpdrsn, seodhten
lie Der grt unb Dsiie. lpis WtpriB
psrihtpunoen mar.
sd barf ihn toum feline Heiie als
lein fortiesen lofsn." iagte Stalter;
vpsnn er 10 iebr esneigt 1T. auf
Ibenteuer oussueehen, tunn sr leiht
sinmol in llnseIs1enbeiten asrathen. "
rGr pirb iih ihon ourous 81 bell
fen fpiFen, Batter. Qab WoriB nur ses
ipdbrsn, er lift jung bon osrsen unb
fplot leiht benz eriten Ginorud, ober
er lit iplioe eenuq, I'm niht gu ipeit
gu geben unb tluQ genu9, um ith IN
redter .3sit suriitSu3isbsn. es lit
uur itabe, bab er iiter geIpIne Oings
10 pertebrt bentt."
.Wsnn Die InTtten iiber Ghre nnb
9}iIiht nur bic rihtigen fnb. b1nn
tann 5tpiihen Msnitsn BON ben pers
ihiebeniien 8efnnunqen Jrteee uno
Jreunbiddft beitsbcr blsiben."
.2luerbines Tam ods seI6eher,
snt9e9nete 5ris suitimmeno.
Die Sable b'bpte IoIIte gtrdee be-
sinnen, als Rorit i'm Speifeiaal err
i6isn, tpoIslbit StaI'cr unb iein Sotn
bersits nit ben entipredenben 9eiifs
tern plas eenpmmsn hdtten. Der
Saal mar boil uno bic umgeIegten
Stubls, bic TIaitcn nit ben Ger
pisttenbdnberu nm zen 9aIs. unb bic
tiiniiIih eefalteten Serpietten, tpelhs
bier unb Do ben IiIh persisrtsr, be-
tpisien. bob cine cr0bere 2ln8ahl bon
gditen ertpartst tpuroe. Wlit i6tpeis
qenbsr GbrerbietGrq purben ben
9dIten ibre 9l1pe 1ngeiuteien unoWios
rib befanb ii6 BAH sirem aoIob nit
bIonoem Shnurrhlrt uno tur5 se'tos
rsnem 5aar segtruber, Der in franz
30Iiitem gsIhmot gstIetoet, aber mi.
ruiIii6sr GbIuit ts1obt mar.
.Gos lit 9eneya. llButoff," in9ts
Woris ihersenb in Der Rutteriprahs.
ols .r bemsrtts, caB Sta!ter ben
qsseniibsriibsnben [,eTyu ing auge &C.
fabt bate.
.Wer2" frdqte 6er Qebrer, Der ben
Sters nicht iofor, 5s9riif unb eIaubs
te, oaB MoriB osu Nauen sufdais srs
iahren babe.
,llbutpff," tpisosrboIts Moris.
,Tlsin Rnme 1T ems" iugts baa
Geaeniber in ,tjuer holldnpiihe,
Qlusfprude UNI h59it rubi1.
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bate, einsn Qanosmanr Dor mir 8u
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uIs feline Gsiitesqssentpart 3uIamm.u:
nabln. neil q 6as buntIe 9orSsFiibl
sinss 3uiammentreffsns nit oem ao'
LOB bate.
mGis iebsn oaraus, bab man por'
iidti9 iein mug, iun8sr 6srr."
(GToy:ieeune folet.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-29

0as absei6en ift oIs cine grt saIiss
man sebaht, beHen anblid iebe I'm
bofIih,eit i'm aeime erfiidt unn ben
rsi5boren Grobitaotmsniden in Elm
fri,bf.r'ises uno ieiner llmsebung
pobIg.fduisss 2ebepeien periponoelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-29

1as bic 70 nuferIeeieneirebmsuis in sstH 90
tsksIAsa SetianesH ktseblt 1trotE icatE nit Shs
len snf bic tiHsas ssiGessEtH Sctinresr tt
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faEs ebsr crA, IL noA csm u d raHlSt, fsietS
kfesmtHt taas stlaslfH iHnsstafs lgS7nps CD
1astn rsn uas rsh BET Vaihtars Der tthtatrrt,s
CtfinsuL in nsihsn nags sisatS ecatsdftss
Htni MET bic Sinftn aut sls torH ir ha itlsr
stn isr, Bic Der Der Rebellion Der rinaHss;issb.s
Esa dNssmsHf s3csirrseH assEssstr EtsttH
Tat Eeues tsr Sisef EiHaassti saSpseftta
nsresa teasn ssr hu asGt.teH vsH ssssrisEi'
fstiilsssnHstr. ane lcar - sisfm ts'ras. Rsr
etHfslesn slst&soumt.
fas su Esk ssr eelanmtfee,n ben tsfas'r
HubsHtrans. pstHs nid. fsx.se btttasrt nutat,
etrfc ltttiiA str Qohsn psn QrsusunTsn. nsts tss
fshsn son trasren,f%fm gruresisss.hau chez 9Hs
ttrsHen barir. estaxit pesr ssprstriigt uns bic
eshsn une Hufsabsn irsenene1tE Hpsrssriaiisrss
Hsrfattfns eofhr ure es S1assruEse, n,ite
treere tiEsm Sthtet ren enarsnlsnesn 2snetrsitu
seer SsistsNtn. eaytn tnetirrcttn, une Die Rehsn
'snt hnssstsH fuy treeue eiHtu fe4ta SHfsynn,
ben er etatt GtEdrnat. aus ttu cries tss EsEs
sauGs reu EoHes ssiskIf frefesa isatH. s:s sga
btiastr stset tat iei4s 8rsds uns In est pfls
sasss:tsss Eustz fsHtR. ME Is ess 0siss ssr'
i4rsist.
ea "a ferrsr t,itisssn, bas her clerf t,srerss
eEstnisiss nire, bic gttsffsuiiieuHs bitter asios
iutieH in usbysiHsimrians Eii ben Gtiss ~ psss
snicEsn.
2sHtr, ca q. zsssmttr- q. =. 1910
praisefs, ses siaetrats.
xtsf: asnix 6sHserisH, G!tss
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&,cnn Sir itDtet oas Beblmt .

G3enn Dir iehlt Der 4ppetit - 8enn
Ole &eber taun nod it>afft - Gen
erfor0erIihen Suft - @ern Ser
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merDen mas rtiht taugt - sir bet
9orper, Deil'5 perbroudr Benn
belegt lit 9elne 3lrnge - @enn'5
Dir frabbelt IN Der 2unqe: - Ninm
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It. gernoro &r0uter / l.
len. lin % itenfrei cine Grobe
5u befonrInen, aoreiiire s. Reultaeo.
ter q go, 8or 1916, SEEM Yorf
gitn. Tie CT. Bernard arduterpil.
len iiuo in allen 2lpotbeter 5u baben.
8reiS 20 Gents. 9.S.
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Use Rippcy's Purc Cream
Of Tartar Baking Powder
its ~ -tNssa. aaulsMs.
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UR dliti o &.

.Das tpitet Sic bas gergom.nt,
tporin sic bic Waarsn einpaten?"
,Sa, bdrlit bat mir 0iesmal Der
eyobritant oas Jeu iiber bic O6ren qe=
5ogen."
so? 9as muBte ober bod srit se.
aerbt DerDen!"
The Detroit times., 1910-01-25
BEEF TRUST NOT
IN FULL CONTROL
Detroit Butchers Say Prices Are
Kept Down By Competition
Farmers Reaping the Profits.

Is ,he beef trust responsible Tor the
high prices OF meat?
In Detroit. as elsewhere throughout
the country just now. this is the lead
ing question of the hour II you seek
an answer among the leading butchers
IN the DOWNTOWN district the answer
I Is likely 40 be yes in the majority
OF cases Ex-Mayor William h. Thomp
son and Ss brother. Thomas j Thomp
! son. who conduct a shop under the
nare az ". 3 Thompson & Bro. in
the central aYket. and who also do a
/ latsc whole, use business. are "a no
sitiCn tu c4Nc an unbiased opinion,
They are competitors and AZ the same
I tima Ia. ems m the So-callSd truS
We are 90, used 10 the trust on
lprurjHc." sad ,homas Thompson to
Tile Tim,s. ana If / had any positive
evidence that II was responsible FOR
the high prices I would not hesitate &c
saw So. To do that however. the trust
would have 10 own ranches and own
or control the stock on the ranches
and farms. and don't Believe that is
the cause
y
% 600 head Of cattle offered for sale.
about 7 900 more than IS necessary I'M
der ordinary circumstances. That
means slump in the price. aud we
have already taken advantage OF il by
ordering our representatives there TO
buy If they can get the stock at GER
tain price. II the trust absolutely
controlled the cattle IL seems hardly
probably that they would food the
market with them and deliberately
force down the price. i.
1T is true that where the trust has
no competition in a community, the
prices arde higher than lnev ~>e else
where. but locally they have active
competition The trust supplies about
half OF the market in Detroit. The
other half Is local business, made up
largely OF small dealers who, In u
great many instances. 60 out into the
country themselves and buy small
drove OF cattle now and then, and do
their own killing They can, naturally.
afford to sell more cheaply than the
trust with its intricate system and
high-salaried officers and the trust,
when competing with those dealers.
necessarily must lower its prices.
AS a matter OF fact. beef prices are
Just about the same In Detroit as they
were two years ago Pork is higher
than eve~ before. and no one seems 10
know why. Veal. mutton and poultry
are all high. Put whatever may be
the cause. one thing is certain, the
farmer is getting the money He's
the one who is rcaping the most bene-
fits"
The Detroit times., 1910-01-25
sMAsHEs SALOON
A IA CARRIE NATION
Polish Woman Takes Heroic Meas
ures To Rescue Husband From
Place; Hailed To Court But Freed

Though emulating Carrie Nations
tactics. Mrs. Kat Blotna. a young
Polish housewife OF No. 1927 Frederick
ST.. Is FAR more prepossessing than
the famous Kansas saloon smasher,
Also she Is far Moro fortunate. When
Carrie smashes a saloon she very FIRE
quently Is fined. Mrs. Blotna essayed
a similar stunt ana Justice Stein let
her on on suspended sentence.
The victim OF Mrs BIotnas WRATH
was Frank Nowicki. saloonkeeper al
20. iii ST Aubin-aye.. where, is Ia
said Mrs. Blotna's husband Is won'
60 spend much Cf his time and money
On a recent night t..e Botnas. IN
clnding young son. we've ON their way
home late az night ana. passing the ga
aoon. Botna slipped away from his vile
and went into the place. IL was ]
Wclock on Monday morning, but
1 Mrs. Botna claimed the saloon was
doing a thriving business she made
repeated attempts 10 induce her nus
band 10 come home with her. ccord-
5 ing TO her story I'm court, Monday
morning. but ali 10 40 purpose. Flna!
Z " she became desperate, Grabbing a
pair OF skates from Eer son, she began
smashing at the glass front OF tne
saloon with reckless abandon, and
didn't stop until she had shattered
every pane.
Mrs Blotna broke Up the little party
IN the rear aud incidentally got ner
husband home. When Nowich spoke
OF settlement. Airs. Blotna scornei
MIN
|H And this was her defense in court.
Monday:
Tie had broken up my home 50
often ! thought il vas time broke
. up his saloon a little"
The jury. in view of the woman's
admission. had 10 find her guilty, out
left her 10 the tender mercy OF the
court The courl promptly LET her so.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-25
MATSON is IN CHARGE.
Chalmers. Detroit Race Driver Think
His Exhibit Finest Ever.

Chalmers. Detroit Race Driver Thinks
His Exhibit Finest Ever.
Joe Matson, the well-known race
driver. reached the city Monday morn
ing after two weeks Vim the east. at
tending the New York and Fhiladel-
phia shows. Matson is here 10 put in
to the WAYNE Casino duplicate OF
the Chalmers exhibit which attracted
so much attention at Madison Square
Garden.
Joe was very busy Monday morning
telling a gang Of men where To place
the various pieces of the Chalmers ex-
hibit.
II think our exhibit this year IS one
OF the most interesting I've ever seen.
said he. 1T is an educational exhibit
Visitors TO our exhibit will see just
how motor cars are made and just
how they run In every detail.
we have a 'cut-out' chassis OF the
Chalmers so electric.lighted ana run
by a motor You can see every part
or the car that moves on the road op
Grating Just as II does when I'm use
We shall have. OF course. a full line OF
finished models showing the 80 as
touring car. pony tonneau. and limou
sine. and the 10 as touring car and
pony tonneau I believe the motorists
who appreciate handsome lines and
unusual finish will be especially inter
ested IN our new 1910 models
The Detroit times., 1910-01-25
COUNCIL LIKELY TO RELAX
NEW SHOWCASE REGULATION
Merchants Tell Committee That En
forcement OF 1S-lnch Rule Would
Work Great Han dship.

Al modification in ,he strict rule
adopted by the council committee on
streets with regard 10 sidewalk show
cases is likely as the result OF the
hearing before that committee Mon.
n day morning, at which aDCut nifty
business men were present ~ plead
for a change in the rule adopted
which would have abolished all show
cases Which encrcacE more than 10
inches over the lot line.
II have a snow case 81 inches by
three and a iia.f feet in which 10 dis
play hats" said one merchant. With
the styles as they are. that is as small
case as | could have. AID l learn
that the STYLES are likely 10 turn 10
larger hats.
AR. III. Fyfe led on in the protests
against the new rule. and was follow
ca by other merchants who told the
council that the high rents and con
Eeuuent high taxable values OF down
town property are due to the facilities
FOR showing goods. With the side
Wnlk cases removed, the values OF the
upper doors of downtown buildings
would materially decrease. And the
merchants who have long leases at
Nigh rents prophesied trouble as the
result OF too stringent an order.
Inspector Hermann Mayer or the
department of public works. told the
committee that Of IS mercantile firms
ION Woodward-ave., between the city
hau and Grand Circus park, only 10
FioIfte the terms OF the proposed
rule in the width OF their show cases,
and some OF these by but an inch or
Two.
Aid. link proposed a plan by which
nhow cases three feet in width be per
mitfed wherever, the sidewalk is is
feet or more in width: . IL feet wide
where the sidewalk is more than II
feet wide. and two feet even where
che sidewalk is u feet or less In
width. Tn whole matter was taken
under advisement.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-25
SENATOR TILLMAN AND SON
IN SENSATIONAL SUIT
Action Is Begun BY Wife of Latter
to Recover Children-She Says
Husband Was Cruel.

COLUMBIA, s. c.. Jan. 24.-ThC
habeas corpus suit instituted here to
day by Mrs. Lucy Tillman, wife o
b. z. Tillman, Jr.. against her nus
I bands father and mother for the re
covery of her two children who un
der the South Carolina law. were
decided 10 Senator Til!man by his son
contains startling allegations.
Mrs. Tillman alleges that her hus-
band has repeatedly insulted and
brutally and cruelty treated her; that
he has taken the whisky cure three
times. only to return in a worse con
dition, and that he has squandered
much OF her estate.
She alleges that her husband prac.
tically kidnapped their children, while
she was i'll. and decided them TO his
father on the ground of her unfit
ness and inability TO raise the chill
dren as they should be raised. In
reply Mrs. Tillman declares she owns
her own home and has fixed income
sufficient to care for her children.
The supreme court issued an order
requiring Senator Tillman TO show
cause why he should not return the
children 10 the mother.
Mrs Tillman comes from one OF the
most prominent families in the Pal
metto state She is granddaughter
of Ex-Governor Pickens.
II had been expected the Tillman
charge that Mrs. Tillman was untitled
TO care for the children would lead
to a scandal, but it Is said the Till,
mans have expressly declared they
have no intention Of attacking her
character in the slightest.
Mrs Tillmans petition for writ.
of habeas corpus is accompanied by
fifty affidavits each signed oy % or
30 residents OF Edgefeld, her home.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-25
Tetrazzinl Here "Wednesday Evening.

When Nine Tetrazzini sings in the
Light Guard armory Wednesday even
ing. Detroiters will have an opportun-
fly to hear TWO arias taken from her
most successful roles in grand opera
the mad scene from Lucia" and
the a fors lui' from "Traviata"
The famous prima donna will also
sing the aria from La Perle du Bra
zll" an aVia from I'm Balio Mas
chera." al old Italian folk song and
in the quartet from "Rigoletto.' AS
ISOLATED with Nine Tetrazzini are
Mile Bertha Boyer. contralto Orville
Harold. tenor. and Signor Polese. bari
tone, all Of the Manhattan Grand Op-
era company forces. Mr.. Harold IS
said To be a vaudeville discovery Of
Mr.. Hammers(ein's and to possess a
remarkable voice. As this is Nine.
Tetrazzini's hrst appearance In De-
troit she will doubtless be welcomed
nv n representative audience. Seats
for the concert are now on sale at
Grinnell's
The Detroit times., 1910-01-25
Good News For CHAR Men.

James b. Van Vechten, OF the trans
portation department OF the Board or
Commerce, brought pleasing news for
Detroit cigar manufacturers on his re-
turn. Monday, from meeting OF the
western classification committee In
San Antonio. As a result of his eff
forts. the cigar men will be allowed
TO continue shipping cigars to west
ern points I'm the same kind OF pack
ages they have used heretofore. using
tin instead of lead seals They are
given the privilege of using another
kind of package il they so desire. MIR.
Van Vechten also succeeded In secur-
ing a favorable classification for the
Detroit Steel Products Co. which was
threatened with a rise in rates.
Other Detroit men present were W.
V. Dawson, OF the Burroughs Adding
Machine Co; w. q Vorvell, of Parke
Davis a co. and J S kellie. OF the
J. T. Ford Co.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-25
MAKES FINE SHOWING.
Northern Assurance Co. Of Michigan
Issues Rosy Financial Statement.

Issues Rosy Financial Statement.
A remal liable showing is that made
by the Northern Assurance Co. OF
Michigan in financial statement just
issued. as OF Dec 81. 1909. The as
sets total $3.50. 4SI 20. including. among
other items. the following Michigan
municipal bonds aud first mortgage Sc
curities. S203,5S3 81. premium loans.
$1,000 CO. cash I'm banks. S2l. 90l.41
The net reserve is Sli5.920.25 and the
outstanding death claims on the day
i'm question aggregated but $4,000. The
capital and surplus To policyholders
are placed at Sl3t, 295.12 The assur-
auce in force amounts Co S4.O12,417.
while over 100000 Is deposited with
the state for the protection OF policy
holders.
The home Offices OF the company are
I'm the Majestic building Clarence l..
Ayres is president and general man.
ager DAVID NJ Baker is vice presi-
dent. and Robert X. orr. secretary.
The company is one OF the youngest
financial institutions OF the city and
state. having been organized but two
year sage. In view of this fact. the
showing was all the more remarkable
The Detroit times., 1910-01-25
So Saved In HospltaI Fire.

HAMILTON. Ont, Jan. 24.--TherC
was a serious fire at the city hospital
last night and good work by the fire
department alone ayerted loss OF life
There were 80 male and female pa
tents in the two wards OF the wins
and the majority Of them were car
ried out without being removed from
their beds. while others were carried
out on the backs OF the doctors. at
tendants. firemen and citizen volun
teers The damage 10 the building Il
estimated az $4,000 and the damage
to the contents will not exceed $1,000
or 81 900.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-25
NEW YORK COTTON.
PRODUCE

The sensation OF the market today
was the decline OF siN. cents in butter
prices. The tendency OF stocks FOR
several weeks has been 10 accumulate
and while receivers have managed 70
keen stocks within very reasonable
limits. a break In prices has been In
CV.tahle. although no one expected
such a long slide Receipts OF poultry
were light. the market ruling steady.
Dressed hogs are a little lower, and
OIanges are on a little but the gen
erAi list was about As heretofore.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-25
j J. Larmour's pauehter Dead.

Postofice Inspector J. J. Lsrmour
has been called TO Birmingham, Ala.
on account of the death Of hts daugn
ter. Miss Kate Larmour. Miss Lar
mour had been in poor health for
considerable time, having had to leave
her studies in the University of Mich
gan on this account. Her mother has
been with her in the south.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-25
VETERAN COURT CLERK QUITS
David Cotton Has Been in chancery
Division For Years.

David Cotton, the veteran clerk OF
the chancery division Of the circuit
court. has handed in his resignation
10 take effect as soon AS the judges
have appointed successor. Mr.. Coz
ton. now almost so years Of age. has
held the position since the establish.
mont of the Office His position
brought him into contact with every
attorney pracicing in the chancery
court, and perhaps no man in the city
Is better known among the lawyers.
1 III health and the infrmities OF old
age were responsible for his resigna-
/ ton. lie viii make his home here
after with his daughter.
Harry Cole. Jr.. a son OF Harry Cole
the clerk Of the law division. and
Charles Kruger. deputy sheriff are
icandidates for the position
The Detroit times., 1910-01-25
Quotations By Hayden. Stone & Co:
open High. Low. Close.
Cb)B Bid. (ssold. Cx)spIii


TOLEDO. .. Jan 24-Wheat-Cash
and May Sl.eGL July. $1.041s Corn
Cash. 6SlAc; May. s0sc; July. 69lsc;
Cept., 6SAtc Oats-Cash so = G, May.
5O@s C; July. 467sc. Rye--No. = S2izc.
No. ). 7stac. Cloverseed-Cash and
Jan. SSS2Ia Feb. $S.S5; March $3.50;
April 1915. oct, 81 Prime aisike.
500 Prime timothy 81. Butter, eggs
and hay unchanged
The Detroit times., 1910-01-25
NENA AnnI, rnnnICE

NEW YORK. Jan. LI.--PoI k-5t eady
mess {23 80 Lard-4Easy. middle west
spot Sis.s0n12.70. Sugar-R Raw. d0ll.
refined dull Conce Rio no g. on the
spot. ga O. Tallow-SteadY. city. &c;
country, 6fg ftC. Dressed poultry,
firm. turkey "a "a 25c. chickens, loo
re. fowls limlSc, ducNs, = "a Pc
Live poultry Dull geese. 1tft Toe,
ducks lac. fowls. Ice, turkeys, ia &C.
ROSTERS, Tic. ChickeUs. &C.. Cheese-
Firm. full cream specials. LA @ lhc,
skins specials, ltizc; full skins. 80 lc
tOtfcr options opened steady, un-
changed Go . points decline. Butter
Dull. weak. receipts 1850; creamery,
evtra 82c, state dairu. tpbs, 26m 32g
imitation creamery. nrsts, 2tW 2sc.
white. fancy 4s6f4Sc: nearby miN ed.
f9ncy. 40n &c. fresh firsts. 39@ &c.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-25
BUTTER AND EGGS.

autter- Creameries. extras, sec;
nrsts, 35c. dairy butter. 25c, packing
stock. 2aC per 10.
EKRs-tresh current receipts. cases
included. sc. Receipts Oh Monday,
Ibg cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-25

lie. daisies. I7Gl7Go; young Amer
teas. lea az i6sic. market hru, Live
poultry-furkey Ne fowls. llc'
spring chickens, l3Wlfcs ducks l4W
lAN. Eease. Zoe.