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The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
GRAND JURY IS TO.
INVESTIGATE NY.
POLICE DEPT.
Acting Mayor Mitchell Said To Have
Promise Of Full Confession From
Official Caught With Goods
On Him"
Predicted That Revelations Will
Eclipse the Sensational Develop.
ments in Lexow Investigation.

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-This city Is
aghast today over the mtimation that
revelations of police graft that will
eclipse the sordid, sensational devel-
opments OF the Lexow investigation
are impending The Inner circle" Is
about to be uncovered and the man.
ner In which gamblers. disorderly
house proprietors, sure thing work
ers OF every kind and even the women
Of the street have been forced to con.
tribute for protection will be fully
told, II reports In circulation about
police headquarters and In the city
hall are well founded.
One report is that q full confession
has been promised Acting Mayor Nit.
chell and District Attorney Whitman
by q police department official Of high
rank who was caught with the goods"
and who Is willing to tell all he knows
and send many OF his fellows to prison
II he is assured immunity. This stoiy
Is being repeated today with great cir
cumstantiality, one report having tie
man a captain of police and the other
an inspector, but the two men who
actually know II the report Is true,
Mitchell and Whitman. are silent as
the sphinx.
Grand Jury to Probe.
1t is certain that there will be a
grand jury investigation of the police
force. II will be commenced next
week. The score OF attaches OF the
commissioner OF accounts office, who
have investigated the open gambling
and the display Of vice on the prin-
cipal streets, and who are believed to
know what amounts were paid for pro-
lection and to whom the money went,
will be the first witnesses called. They
will be followed by persons who have
benefited by lax police methods, and
II Is planned to call fully hundred
witnesses who are believed to know
the methods that have been pursued
In violating the law.
Acating Mayor Mitchell and Mayor
Gaynor are said to be In accord In the
present plan to purify the police and
to stop at least the open violation OF
the law. 1t was after a visit to Mayor
Gaynor, at Deep Wells, that Mitchell
went to see District Attorney Whit
man and the grand Jury Investigation
was decided on.
lrregularity Evident.
In warning Police Commissioner
Baker, who is holdover Tammany
man, that there must be sudden stop
to the open violations OF the law, Nit
.chel said:
"A situation of this kind presents
unQuestionable evidence of Irregular
ity and fragrant violation of Official re;
sponsibiiity. fragrant prostitution,
omen soliciting and public gambling
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
VETERAN SOLDIER DIES.

STANDISH. Mich, Sept. 17.-Cof
geo II. Degereaux, an old resident,
civil war veteran and Indian fighter
in the west, died here last night, aged
10. He was city clerk here and a
prominent factor In politics and bust.
ness at Cheboygan, this state, for
several years. He leaves two sons.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19

NEW YORK. Sept l'.--The weekly
the following changes Reserve on all
deposits. decrease. S6.3Is. $50; reserve
on deposits, other than L. ;. decreass.
&c a-oo5o. loans. increase. Sl20I3.too.
sDec,e decrease. s5,240lOO: legal ten
dsrs increase, s3S2,200. deposits. IN
crease. s5,Ss7, 900. circulation increase,
sss0' 900: total loans, sl.2IS.S6l. log Inc
ssoiss $50 last year. and $52.Si7.70o two
years ago.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries, extras. 30hc ib:3
nrsts, csc; dairy butter 2sc; packing
stock, 22c per 10.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included, 22hc per dox. Receipts FRI
day. 1S1 cases-
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
EDITOR BALDWIN CONVICTED.
Newspaper Man Who Attacked Char
acter of Chase s. Osborn 70
Punished.

ESCANABA, Mich. Sept. l7s--Frnn,
els l.. Baldwin OF the Escanaba 10
nal has been sentenced to jail Tor ~
DAYS and to pay q fine OF 800 Hs
was found guilty Of having committed'
criminal libel against Chase 8. Osborn
during the latter's campaign for gov
ernor.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
SHOT BY F00TPAD.-
John Carver Gets Bullet In Leg and
is Beaten.

In a fight with two highwaymen
at st. Antoine and Hendrie-sts., Fri
day evening, John Carver, No. 1886
Hendrie-ave., was badly beaten His
assailants escaped. Carver had a
suit case and when the men jumped
on him, he swung 1t around and
struck one of them. One man then
struck Carver with a pair OF brass
knuckles and the other pulled a re-
volver and shot him In the leg. Both
men then ran away.
James Tousman, No. 321 Clinton
St, reported to the police that about
8 o'clock Friday night. he was held up
at Catherine and Rivard-sts., and rob
bed OF $50.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
nOsTON COPPER SALES.

sales Rst Of Sept is. furnished by Hayden
Stone & Co: Anal. 4; Algo, $50; Am
Zinc. 100; Are. no. a. G, Is; BNY SO;
Blu, so: b. G. B.. 1885; C. & A., 2S; C
Il H. g.; en-, 395; ID. w. $40; e. T.,
22e: FIR. IS; Cir, 1870; Or, rs; q. G.
200: Hanc, 295; Hely.. 210; Ind, 2,62o;
j. Roy, sS5; Kerr L.. 6s6; Kew: 20;
Lake, 400; Las Ito; Mass. 20 Mex
IS: n. b.. 395; Nix. 1856; ojib.. 80. o.
D., i59; Csc, s. Ray, 500 Shan, los;
81. 20; Sup, 375; s. b.. As; SIX, 90; Tn,
%; U. S. r. so; pfd. 40; Ut. 3d. VIC.
30: Wyan, 10.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
sonBrNo Prices.

Canned G0Ods-Apples. gala. $A5bs
baked beans. lib; 500 eoc; Lima bsAns
sisndsrd. sSo. Table bseis. SIssSI,14'
ards. 81; soaked. 500 76e salmoar->
sSsksy ys7b TAI Hla n pisk AlS AA4xs
mAtoes. s0soc: succotash. slwl.11 pr
Conee Package coffee. .lOo-ib. ca.
115.7b01S.50. delivered.
Feea-Bran, $23: nne middiinEs. v33:
coarse middlings. $2s; cracked corn
SAT; coarse cornmeal. sz.. corn and
oats chop. !2t per ton.
s ossi SisS: CLEAR. q I per Dbl ' ~
fiour. $3.50 per Dbl
0.ls,1E Ss an.s . i;os G,, sSilsd In
sene. SC; Perfection. sac. EoconeI
INC: crown gasoline. l6c per gal. Iur-
pentine. In barrel lots. 56 he per sal;
.. P1cxi:ie,n1Ms..s p c,ss, VIZ aamil
smoked hams. IsGisAc: dry sslss1
brfskets.l lac; shoulders. lac; picnic
hams. isc; bacon. l70lsc:. lard. -
tierces. 1sc; kettle rendered. lac per
sugar-ouotations corrected daily -
W. III Edgar & Son. The retail price
Net for Petsoit Dsl Is; GTo a,.s,i roints
River Rouge: Crystal dominoes. 2-lb.s
SS76: bib. yS.25; Eagle tablets. N5.:os
cut loaf, $50; cubes; 1926; xNxx
P Ps Sc: sranuiated, Extra coarse. ss.ss:
xranulated, fine. In bulk. $51 granu-
lated, In 26-lb. cotton bags. $5.75; Mich
i!YaE: sranulatsd: $50; diamond
sssS S; No. Ne. g. ;ssss:: No. Ne. !. 1885, Nc
$5.l5: No. 8. IS. t0;- No. 0. $5.35; No. 40.
'se 60 NO Il. Sis HS No 4 Is. per
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
CUICACO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, Sept. IT.-Butter-Extras
3Oc; firsts, 25isch. dairy extras. soc,
frsts, rs " nc. Eggs--Prime hrsts, 25c:
nrsts. 2lc Cheese-Skims, 10 = 10 &C,
Young Americas, 1871 m16Ac Live
pouitry-Fowls. lac; ducks. LAG l4tc;
geese, Toe
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, Sept BAR silver
nans sterling. s4ss1s . $500.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19

Parke, Davis q Co. common sells
ex.diyidend on Monday. The dividend
is the regular quarterly 2 Il per cent
payable Sept 30.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALo-Ope.i.x.

Df EAST SuFExIo. S ny: Sept. "'i iiH
ct sess 1860 ss 70 iioSis steers sM $500
1s sssssds Bflasss best ,seo LOO g to i 1892
b shipping s.: steer; .n.;
COWS, s4,!t06.a5: fair to good cows.
SsS $50; trr nn.; Ss,ss@s; best fst
0i;75: fair g good do. y49ls5; stock
dshorn.a: NsSs.ss; medium 70 good
s Best t' ana : :sSensr sa a
N.?505; Bologna bulls. S3.:S0G25
light Sd , thin bulls ssSSTH best mixers
good sprinssr:. ssSyXsS. common 10
Hogs: Receipts. 40 cars, light grades
strong. heavy lower; heavy. ss.6oqs.eo;
Sheep RE- Receipts pts 's oars, strong: best
era N.75Gs; ewes. EGiSo
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. N. Y, Sept IL
Cattie-Receipts 100. market quiet and
steady; prime steers. $7@7.50; butcher
grades. tsQ6.75. Calves-Receipts as.
ssa 1850 Sheep and Lambs-Receipts
l. 500. market active; choice lambs. 81. SO
Nils; Gull to fair. S6a725: yearlings.
xo.bOW6, Sneep, $500. HORs-Receipts
1850. market slow. lower; Workers..
sssO@io: pigs. $40; mixed. s965q975:
heavy, $3.50; roughs, ss.25 a 8. 80; stays.
S750qS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Sept. 17.-Hogs-Receipts
5000 market. best Sc higher. others
slow; mixed and butchers. $S.65qe. IS
good heavy, sS35@955 rough heavy,
1895 Qs.60: light, 50 35 a9so: pigs.
$3.50 $50. Cattle-Receipts 1000.
market slow; beeves, $Is0ms35; cows
and heifers. 81 20 a. 40; stockers and
feeders. $4.2bQ6.10; Texans, 1915 q g.;
calves. s6.75Q976. Shepe and Lambs
Receipts 1000. market steady; native.
$275M p465; western. 1925 "a 4.60, lambs,
$5.25 G7.26; western. s550a725.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o.. Sept. 17.--Hogs-
Receipts. 1900; market sd Toe higher;
mediums and heaviest, s9.6O0s.7O;
workers. $4,000; pigs and lights
s9.6om9.75. Cattle Receipts, 2 cars,
steady Lambs--Receipts, o cars; s725
top. Calves-Receipts 100 head; s10.25
top.
Bower a. Bower Live stock Report.
CLEVELAND. Sept. 17.--Hogs-Re-
ceipts 10 cars. higher; Workers. $3.50.
heavy, 50 so. Calves-Sl0.50. Lambs
1925 Cattle--s4.50a ESQ.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19

per is: eosnes. sOiSs ~ ~
c.,sf :,-;in2ertss 5s.' uoA>s =
ssS Per ecs; issssss 6 83Ss 81:
round Zoe Pc! dox; xax eeana
3: green o s:pp sss'l sSs p!s =. ~
''i 6ss,.s~b bsi VA pess.a ses; O.
srf IS. isS ss':f Esi...; sssi il ss
H. Hsy.pssr9lt d:slsrs =. psy,as -
following prices for baled hay IN So
new new tisSsists :'i No. s s;ne,ls ~ al
1850; clcyer, nixed. siS iste: 81
y wsxog an Le ss nsy rSm f, rns
from SisQsa a. TO quality. g.
e; e; NS. I cSrse SSii;; q: Ec. srss2
s &c; No No. eu cured s'3 Hd inSs; Nc &C.
I green isc per Is: hcrss Sidss Ne. 4
xs-Sys ~. a vLoOs ooe9poklu2 -
wool Sto!ec: No: , hides. tc %. ~:
Aonsy-Tancy white 1s017e; ap.'
Der, l1e1lc; sxtreotsd. 79e &c per -.
.:.. .:s.sssiiss 2, s 81 ~
box; Msssines: ls0Sbo per box
Li.es-3101.Ss per 400.
case; watermslons. sSo $50 each; osaoA
Hssiros. S IS . 500 per bu
Per bu; spanish, q. - Per crate; pic~-.
''n or. Snisns. ?SssS9s peg . nn; ss,G
riss.,SIs.Floridas ,ssoos crate
Peaches - Small baskets. 16VteQs
= TsnsS9yA SSse; "A. ~; A. N7s; ,. u.ss;
Peers-Bartletts. S1.so0l.7s per ~
x4oo 200 per bbl: common. el.k00&
Plsas-si.760s per blu.
pctstoes-southern. $3.50 per bbl -
Positry - Springs. Ice; hens. lee:
old ROSTERS. SQl0c; ducks. l50ls hcs
geese. i2c; turkeys. l7Q1sc per 10
sweet Potatoes-virginias 500 par
eey,. $40 per Dbl; Jerseys $3.50 per Dbl.
To1atoes-Home-g grown. $50 s5c bH
Tailew---No, !. skc: No. :. skc III.
dne unwashsd. l401sc per ID.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
PRODUCE.

Receipts OF peaches were little
larger than yesterday. and there was
no change In quotations. although for
the first time since the season opened
the demand was not up TO the previous
standard. Apples, pears. plums and
Butter was steady at the last decline.
Eggs are Arm at the advance. Re-
ceipts OF poultry have been rather
light all the week, but the demand Is
very slow, the market IL looking low
err There Is little or nothing doing In
Michigan potatoes yet. the trade being
almost wholly supplied with southern
and eastern stock.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19

Bsnanas-Good shipping stock. $50
025O, according to quality.
Bssns-Dried Lima. shc per ID.
Celery-Homo-grown 10000 dox
CsuIinower-sf.2bo 150 per bu.
Csbbage-si.b0 62 per Dbl
per box; plums. s20a2s per boz;
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing CO., No. Is John R-st Call
Main 14ss. or City sass
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden.
Stone az Co, Sept IL:
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
U. s. GOVT BONDS.

Bond quotations, furnished by Hay
den Stone n Co, Sep. Il
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone g. Co., 116-118 0riswold-st.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CLEVELAND.


CLEVELAND. Sept l7.--Hogs-Re-
ceipts 10 cars higher; Workers, $3.50.
heavy, $3.50 Calves-Sl050. Lambs
az % Cattle-S4504
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-27
10 Dance for Charity.

New York. Jan. 27.-All of the so
cial leaders among the Ger;nan-Ameri-
oans of the metropolis will gather to-
night in the ball room of the Hotel
Astor to dance for the benefit of Ger
man charitable institutions. To-night's
affair will be the twentieth anniver-
sary of the German charity ball, and
will be the first to be held at the As
tor, the Waldorf-Astoria having been
its home for the last nineteen years.
rhe Bachelor Circle of the German
Liederkranz, Jung Arion and the Bee
-hoven Bachelors are in charge of the
ball.
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quays, where thousands of weary col
diers and citizens were woahing
building temporary dykes.
Paris today resembles beleaguered
.ity. The military commander of the
five districts into which the city is
divided, holds his soldiers in constant
readiness to dispatch aid to points of
Danger
The military barracks and public
schools nave been placed at the dis
posal of the refugees who already num-
ber more than a hundred thousand.
The valley OF the Seine today pre-
sents a terrifying spectacle. The flood
IS miles wide for twenty-five miles
above Paris and tae raging torrent
runs through the city with the speed
of a mountain tsrrent. 1t is flush with
the parapets of the bridges where not
actually OVERLOOKING them.
The most alarming feature of the
situation this morning was a fissure
at the Autouil viaduct at the foot of
Paris. Should this give away it would
act as dam and subnerge the entire
city.
AL eight O'Clock this morning the
Another cave in has occurred in tae
Rue Lille, flooding the German embas-
sy building.
The Foreign Office has been aban-
doned
The main drain under the Champs
des Mars broke this forenoon and the
water has extended back to the Inval
'des where the bones of Napoleon re-
pose.
Several subsidences have occurred
in the Place de la Concorde, Rue st.
Honore and Rue de Lappa.
The-basements of the Grand Palais
and the home of President Fallieres
have filed with water.
Whole sections of the city, inclld-
ing the st. Lazare subway station are
roped OF as being dangerous.
Water has invaded the court of St.
Chappelet. the most glorious gem of
Gothic architecture in France and the
lower floor of the historic Conciergere
is flooded
Notre Dame In surrounded by water
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BALLINGER
INQUIRY

Washington, Jan. 27.-Just what
the charges are that Louis r. CLAWS
upholds against Secretary Ballinger
were finally made clear to the con-
gressional investigation committee
yesterday afternoon. Louis d. Brandeis
special counsel for CLAWS, gave the
committee dis information, though
maintaining that it was not any one
act but stries of acts upon which
the charges are based.
Brandeis said Mr.. Ballinger had act
ed as an attorney in drawing up an
agreement In escrow and deeds in the
Wilson Coal Company cases in Lewis
County. Washington, these cases be-
ing alleged frauds upon the land laws.
This was before Ballinger entered the
government service as commissioner
of the land Office in 1907.
Brandeis also charged that Ballinger
did not snow diligence in further in
vestigation of the alleged Cunningham
coal land frauds i'm Alaska and was
otherwise involved improperly there
in.
The hearing will be resumed tonor-
row.
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JIM PINsoN FINDS AN
OTHER HEAVENLY WANDERER

Only one new comet was found last
night. At least. only one had been re-
ported up TO the hour of going to
press this afternoon. Jim Pinson, the
street boss, was the discoverer, and
from this time on the newly discover
ed wanderer will be known as the Pin
son comet. Jim arose at the mystic
hour of midnight and while gazing at
the stars in an effort to locate the
Charley Whiteaan comet, discovered
two nights before, found the travelling
star that is now to bear his family
name. The new comet. Jim says, is
high in the heavens. neither north,
south, east nor west, but directly a.
bove this planet. and the tail is hang
ing straight down. Curious people will
watch for the new luminary tonight.
Watchers failed to find the Charley
Whitenan comet last night.
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Paris, France, Jan. 27.-At three %
clock this afternoon the Seine showed
a rise OF two inches since the subsid-
ence at noon.
There has been a further cave in
~ dozen streets.
The Red Cross, aided by substan-
tiai check from Ambassador Bacon,
has come to the relief Of starving Par
is Today soup kitchens were establish
ed st hundred points. J. Pierpont
Morgan has eabIed twenty thousand
dollars for relief work.
The foctory of the famous national
porcelain works at sevres is sinking
in many places. The rush of water
there in many places in that vicinity
was so rapid the people had no time
in which to leave their homes.
Paris, France, Jan. 27.-The waters
of the Seine this afternoon began to
recede, very little it lis true, but never
tleless to recede and the crest of the
greatest flood France has had since
early In the seventeenth century ap-
pears to have passed.
Shortly before noon the disnayed
crowd watching the water guage at
Pont Royal noticed the food had act
uaHy begun to subside and the glad
tidings spread like wildfre along the
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seats, the Unionists three and the Lab
orites ans Irish Nationalists two each.
The Unionists with today's- returns
show a gain of an even hundred.
The Unionists' gains yesterday were
much smaller than expected and it is
now possible the Liberals alone may
have a slightly larger membership Of
tae new house than the Unionists
alone The numbers. however, are SO
close together. that legislation viii be
effected only with the consent OF the
Irish Nationalists and the Laborites.
That the budget will be passed is now
certain, but after that all is chaos.
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FRANCE HAS GREATEST
FLOOD IN CENTURIES

today and the crypts are flooded. The
rotten palisades back of the lie st.
Louis gave way and the situation of
the flooded quarter back of the quay
Berri Is critical.
During tae forenoon the qau DiAus-
terlitz enbankment gave way with a
roar, flooding new districts.
The water has not yet reached the
Catacombs, where rest six million
ckulls.
The Water Begins to Rise Again.
The sun is shining in Paris today,
and rain throughout the afflicted dis
trfcts has ceased. but the joy over the
falling of the Seine turned to dismay
when the weather department late
this afternoon predicted a further rise
of eight inches before the crest of the
flood will be reached. The waters a.
gain began to rise tais afternoon.
Mines. France. Jan. 27.-The Rhone
is rising again and immense damage
is being done throughout the depart
mont of Gard.
1,5oo Rescued at charenton.
Charenton, France, san. 27.-The
food situation here continues critical.
Blue Jackets and soldiers, with their
canvas boats and barges. have res
cued fifteen hundred imperiled citi-
zens from their crumbling homes dur
ing the night, but many refused to
leave.
Rome, Italy, Jan. 27.-The Pope to-
day sent a large sum to the Archbish-
op of Paris for the relief of the food
sufferers of France.
Flood Trouble at Rome, Also.
Rome, Italy, Jan. 27.-The rain, snow
and wind storm increased in intensi-
ty today. The river continues to rise
and at noon had almost reached the
top of the arches of the bridges. Dead
cattle and trees are being borne down
by its current.
The Arno River Out of Its Banks.
Florence, Italy, Jan. 27.-The river
Arno is out of it's banks flooding the
adjacent territory. Wire communica-
tion is cut off and it is impossible to
learn the extent of the damage.
People at Naples Much Alarmed.
Naples, Italy, Jan. 27.-The damage
from the storm increases. Many roads
along the sea front are under water,
and tAe country devastated. Many of
the small boats have been lost. The
churches are filed with people pray
ing fervently for the passing of the
evil
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Sues Telephone Company.

New York, Jan. 27.-TelepnOne sub
scribers are greatly interested in
suit set for hearing today, in which
Thomas Hart asks for 1,20O damages
because the SOCIAL telephone company
removed his telephone and refused
further service. The company alleges
that Hart owes $70.03 for calls in ex-
cess OF a contract number, and sued
him for that amount Tart retaliated
hy bringing ais $1,000 suit against the
company.
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ARE
TUMBLING

New York, Jan. 27.-Many meat
alers who hitherto have held out
a ainst lower prices for Sneats came
dc wn today. Other commodities also
CO ltinued the decline.
aIeanwhile the official investigation
of the cold storage warehouse, the
milk trust and others suspected of be-
the causes of exhorbitant food prices
are being pushed with the utmost
vigor
Des Moines Turns Down Boycott.
Des Moines. Iowa. Jan. 27.-Tae
trades and labor assembly of Des
Moines last night refused to join the
meat boycott.
Chicago, Jan. 27.-More testimony
of the workings of the alleged beef
trust was heard today by the federal
grand jury. chief cattle inspector
at the Swift plant and a buyer and q
department manager at st. Louis were
heard today. The government intends
to hear from representatives of the
companies.
Another Decline in Stocks Today.
New York, Jan. 27.-A sensational
decline of stocks occurred today. The
news II the copper merger caused a
few upward spurts at the openine but
heavy liquidation was attracted by
the high level of the market, which
showed almost a total lack of organ
lied support and the stream of liqui-
dation was allowed to have its own
effect on prices.
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The Kansas city stock Market.

Kansas City, Mo-. Jan. 27.-Cattle
receipts. 1000. including 200 south
ems. Market steady Native steers.
4.756710: southern steers. 4.2565.75;
southern cows. 2.7564.5O: native cows
and heifers. 2.eO46.O0: stockers and
feeders. $3.50 500; bulls, 3.75G4.90;
calves. 3.75IS.0O; western steers. A..
5066.50: western cows, 3.00G4.75.
Hog receipts. 1000. Market five to
ten cents higher. Bulk of sales. 500
1s.30: packers and butchers. s-10@
$50; heavy, S.3Oms.35; light, 1900
Sis: pigs. 6.7567.60.
Sheep receipts, 1000. Market stea-
fy. Muttons. 4-5065.75: lambs, $50
TS.1O: fed western wethers and year
tngs. 5-00@7.f0: fed western ewes,
4.5065.60.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-27
lLL-TREATMENT OF CONDUCT
OR COOK IN Mclean JAIL

FL Paso. Texas. Jan. PA letter
from Grtadalaiara says Conductor
Cook, the American in jail in that city
is failing rapidly under the close con-
finement and his clothing is in rags
He would have had nothing to eat but
for the generosity of a Chinese aotel
keeper, to whom he is now several
months in arrears for food supplies.
All the Mexicans arrested with Cook
for alleged connection with the rob-
berry of the freight train have been
released on bond.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-27
SIXTEEN AND FOURTEEN YEAR
OLD SWEETHEARTS SUICIDE

Des Moiues, Iowa, Jan. 27.-vemon
Barr. aged sixteen. and Miss Lima
ADmer, aged fourteen, were found sit
ting upright in Young Barr's buggy at
the Barr farm near Monroe, Iowa. ear
Iy today. both dead. A tin cup in which
remained a small mixture of stryca-
nine and water was close by. 1t is
thought that dependency over the op
position to their marriage because of
their age caused them to commit sui
eide.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-27
THE FORD 6LAckMAlL CASE
UP FOR TRIAL TODAY.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. 27.-The case
Of Mrs. Jeanette Stewart Ford. charg-
ID with having blackmailed Charles
l.. Warriner, convicted former local
treasurer of the Big Four railroad. was
called for trial tais morning. Warmer
was brought here from the COLUMBUS
penitentiary to testify.