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The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
Detective Burns Replies
TO Singing Criticism

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April 27.--"I
am tied TO no one, TO no corporation
or class OF men. can prove my
honesty and also prove that work
only In legitimate cases. This is all
rot about my being SO wild about thar
reward offered for the Los Angeles
dynamiters,'
This was the parting shot fired by
Detective William j. Burns here be-
fore leaving for his Chicago Offices.
where he may remain for several
days. The detective stated that le
had talked more of the arrest and the
case against John j. Mcnamara. his
brother. and Ortie McManigal than
he had OF any OF his cases, because
OF the fact that he had been so round
ly criticized by the labor unions.
Il feel that | am forced TO de-
Tense" said Burns. because labor
organizations have been so raw In
their criticism do not believe In
discussing evidence OF case before
the trial comes OF. The evidence is
something for the court to decide
upon, and although | know all about
lulS VI w. L NOuiu
have discussed IL had | not been call
ed a thief and branded criminal"
Burns denied that any OF the men
accused OF the dynamiting had been
put through the third degree.
This is something | never did In
my life and never will. said Burns.
Il get the evidence against a criminal
and let the courts decide. | believe
In fair and square justice. and this
is what Mcnamara will receive. Evi-
dence IN the case will show that we
can connect John Mcnamara with
dynamiting in almost every state In
the Union. and II we cannot convict
him in Los Angeles we will bring him
back TO Indiana, or take him TO ii.
linois and try him"
Burns said he expected 10 start for
the Pacific coast soon. He expects
the McNamaras- TO ask for an early
trial, and the detective says he is
ready at any time.
las far as | am concerned. the
trial can start now" said Burns.
There is more to this string OF evi-
dence OF mine than most people be-
lieve. I have not told IL all. There
will be "a big surprise in store for the
public, and especially for the labor
organizations. when they find how
much is known about Mcnamara and
others
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
GOOD ROAD FROM DETROIT
TO TOLEDO is PLANNED.
Monroe Authorities Getting Busy on
Scheme to Fix UP Their Section
OF Highway.

Representatives OF the Merchants
and Manufacturers club, OF Monroe,
met, Wednesday afternoon. with Pres
ident NCRae and SCCretHry-yN3i ffsuI1I
OF the Board of Commerce. 10 confer
on the methods used by the Detroit
organization in the good roads cam
paign that was made last fall The
Monroe representatives were F. &.
Deinzer Volyez Dansard and Jacob
Martin. all eX-mayors OF the city.
The Monroe organization claims
that automobile tourists going from
Detroit TO Toledo avoid Monroe coun.
" on account OF the bad stretch or
road that they encounter near Mon
roe, and they intend TO make an eff
fort 10 get ,hnir roads in shape. The
delegation will also go to Toledo TO
ask the cooperation OF the Toledo
commercial organization and as a re-
suit OF the combined efforts it is prob
able that fine highway between De-
troit and Toledo viii be built Wayne
county has complete roads as far as
Trenton, and the road will be finished
as far as the county line this season.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
OSBORN vET0Es BILL FOR
CARE OF C0NVICTS' FAMILIES.
Says Rep. Jerome's plan Has Merits,
But state Treasury Not Strong
Enough Now.

LANSING, Mich, April 27.-Rep.
Jerome's bill appropfiating $4,000 a
year for the care of families of con.
'icts in the state prisons. was vetoed
by Gov. Osborn yesterday. The gov
ernor said that the plan had merits
but he did not believe the state treas
ury should be burdened with any new
expenditures this year Michigan Agi-
cultural College was shorn OF $780,
900 granted IL by the legislature for
an auditorium and other new build
ings. The state college OF mines az
Houghton suffered cut Of $500. the
state public school at Coldwater, So
cas-, and the Central Michigan normal
school, 10000
Rep. Verdier's bill regulating; the
size OF receptacles in which fruits and
vegetables are sold was vetoed be
cause. the governor said IL was so
framed IS TO affect canning factories
which evidently wtae not Intended 10
be reached.
The governor signed Rep. Austin
bin for the employment of convict lab.
or on the highways. which was one OF
the measures advocated in the inaug
uTal message Others were The Cur
RE bill 70 regulate the issuance OF
stocks and bonds by public utility
companies: the Rosenkrans bill, All.
thoriZing the state 10 pay fer the eX-
Benses of troops when called out on
riot calls: the Verdier bill, providing
tor an additional circuit judge for
Kent county; the Woodwork bin, reg
ulating the sale Qf turpentine. the
Smith bill. To authorize cities and
townships 10 establish and maintain
flce libraries and reading rooms the
Gausser bill. for the incorporation OF
ecclesiastical bodies. and the White
bill providing FOR the better regula-
ton OF common carriers
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
JoBBING PRICES.

Canned GooGs-Apples. gals. ta7s;
baked beans, lib. 900 soc; Lima beans.
Slgl.5o. Corn: Fancy Maine. sll0:
standard. sse. Table beets: .i;26 9l4o
Sockeye. tall. sails: eat s2e5 Alaska
reds. $3.50; Alaska pinkA sl.26. Toma-
toes. ts9soe. succotash. 81 Clio per
doz
Coffee - Packet coffee. loO-lb. case.
slS.15 " p. so, delivered.
Feed-Bran, SAT- nile middlings. y2s;
sSsrss middiinss sae; cracked cora ORR
oats chop, $40 pee ton.
Flour-Mlchlgan patents. In wood.
best, $3.50; ordinary patents. $3.50:
straight. Sass. clear. s+26 per Dbl Rye
on Raw linseed. Csc: boiled lin
seed. csc: Diamond headlight kero-
sene. Sc; Perfection. Sc; Eocene.
l0hc: crown gasoline, i2hc gal; tur-
Proyisions-Mes pork. $3.50; fam
lily. sls50gl9.6c medium. clear. sl64
Il smoked hams, isGlts, dry
l6ise; lard: in tierces. ssc: kettle
rendered, 9Ac 10
sugars-Corrected daily by w. II
Edgar a Son: Crystal dominoes. 2-lb..
sS2O; 5.lb: $40; Eagle tablets. sessi
powdered. S. so; standard powdered.
1856: granulated. extra coarse, S525:
fine. In bulk. $5.16: In 25-.b. cotton
bags. $500: Michigan graduated,
$500; diamond a, ,5,2s; confectioners'
tons. IS TO case IS; lib. cartons, ~
TO case, IS. SO; No. l. s5l5; No. 2. s5l6:
No 3, $40: No. I. $500. No. s, IS; No.
8. 'tsS; no 10. 4 :tge; No, 8; ;tsS No No
~ $3.50; No Is. $500: No. Ia. sAeo;
No is, $500 per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
AVIATOR INJURED.
G. Imnel Comes to Grief in Trial
Fiaht-Areoplane Smashed.

A. G. lmmei, an aviator OF eNpers'
ence, who came 10 Detroit q short
time ago to assist j. d. Ccney, No
|1O6 Missouri-aye.. in the building oil
an aerpplane, attempted to make a
night with the machine OH com
mons at the end OF Fourteenth.avc.
"Wednesday afternoon. He rose about
10 feet and Their came 10 grief, the
Wind turning the plane sidewisc tc
Uuch an extent trat-tffe- .F~ii teach
ed the ground.
The machine then crumbied into
II mass OF wreckage. and Imme was
Nightly injured by pieces oil wood
MERGING his face. He didn't mind
the injuries very much. for he has
been through much worse accidents
having. on one occasion, fallen 800
|Ieet. He has made flights at Mime
ola. Long Island y y, and othe:
places. He says he will try another
night in Detroit when the machine
rs repaired. when the accident hap
|.pened, Wednesday, he was trying
10 steer clear OF a fence and some
trees.
Coney essayed TO make a flight
|Drior TO the wrecking OF the aero
blame. but got only few feet of the
&round.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
TWO WOMEN HELD FOR
$4,000 JEWEL ROBBERY.
They Furnish Police Dissertation Of
Men Who Called on Them Pre-
ylous TO Theft.

CHICAGO. April 27-The police to-
day are holding two women In connec-
ton with the daring holdup yesterday
OF the jewelry store OF Edward Al
berti a. Son, where nine persons were
bound and gagged while armed rob
bers went through the place and then
escaped in an automobile with Jewels
valued at more than $4,000.
The women reside I'm the south side
rooming house In front OF which the
stolen automobile used by the four
daring robbers was seen Wednesday
night The women have furnished the
police with description OF the two
men who were their callers and from
these descriptions the police feed
confident they will be able to round
up the gang.
Martin Thoreson, arrested as a sus.
pect, today was positively identified
as one OF the stick up" men by VII.
liam Schmidt, who was carrying the
sample cases of Norman Strauss, the
Jersey City jeweler, 1T the time of
of the hold-up
The police declare Thoreson is
paroled convict.
Detectives who have been working
on the case declare II was an Inside
job" They believe someone who had
an intimate knowledge OF the store
planned the daring robbery and had
four outside confederates who "StucK
up" the store This belief is held by,
Alberti and his son, who say the
thieves went about their work in a
manner that showed they knew the
exact workings OF the store.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
|lRs AND AUTOS
Still TAKE TOLL
Two Women and Little Girl, Victims
Of Street Accidents-Child's
Condition Serious.

Stella Fitzpatrick, nine years old
No. 433 Fourteenth-aye. was strucL
Down by Michiganaye car at The
Intersection OF Wabash-aye., Nednes-
day Afternoon The child was seri-
oosly injured internally and was TAX
81 home In an auto patrol.
Mrs. John Taufetz, No. l5l Agnes
ave-, was run down by motorcycles,
hidden by W. Z. Jackson, No. 13
Twentieth-st., Wednesday afternoon.
The accident occurred at jefferson
md Belleview-ayes Mrs Taufetz was
Knocked unconscious and was taken
home In an automobile.
ATTEMPTING 10 cross Michigan-aye.,
between Twenty.ninth and ThTtieth-
ots., Wednesday afternoon, Mrs,
Maurice Sharkowski, No. 20s Thirty
eecondst., was run down by a heavy
truck. Her face was bruised and her
left leg crushed She was taken
hOmo
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
NEW YORK PROnUCE MARkEr-

NEW YORK, April 27-Flour: Inac-
tive and firm Pork: Quiet; mess, SIS
a ls.25 Lard: Firm middle west spot
$S.25mS.36. Sugar: Raw quiet: centrt-
fugal, 90 test 500. muscoVade, SO test,
sSI2 refined, steady. CUT loaf $50;
crushed. $3.50 powdered s5Q5O5
granulated. 81 90 Coffee: Rio. No =
on spot, li% gil7sc Tallow: Firm:
city. l9-l6C: country. 5A u6kc Hay:
Firm. prime $40 No. 3. 800, clover
SSoM 10. Dressed poultry. Quiet tur-
KEYS. l4H2Sc; chickens. 14qlSI,c:
fowls, IL q Ice; ducks. 10a1ec Live
poultry Unsettled geese. Zoe: ducks
l5c; fowls, l5ls u lee turkeys. lac:
roosters l0c Cheese Quiet and firm
state milk. common to specials, 9lr a
l5Ac: skins. common to specials 30
loc; fun skins, a 21sc. Butter: Quiet;
receipts. 6.S35 creamery extra, 22c
state dairy, tubs, l51a 422LC. imita-
ton creamery. firsts, 1915 ~ lie Eggs.
Weak receipts. 2S.529 nearby white
fancy, 1Su2lc; nearby mixed fancy. IS
q SC, fresh firsts l7Qlshc.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
BLACK HAND DYNAMITEs BANK
Bomb is Exploded in Doorway in Chi
cages Little Italy :,

CHICAGO, April 27-A dynamite
bomb was exploded in the doorway OF
the Oak Savings bank owned by John
ueyoney. an Italian, az 3 a. m to-
day. tearin ga hole a foot square in
the iron plated door, breaking all the
windows in the four-story building
and throwing the occupants OF the
upper stories out OF their beds.
Deyoney told he police he had re-
ceiyed several threatening letters re-
Gently and the bomb is believed to
have been the work OF members OF
the Black Hand"
Deycney is enc OF the wealthiest in
Labitanrs Of Little Italy" For the
past year he has been a target for
black hand letters and several months
ago his aged father was murdered,
presumably by members OF the black
hand.
Police in charge OF the case report
today that two men were seen run
ming away from the bank building
shortly before the explosion The
officers have only a general descrip-
ton cf the men.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
Apples-Baldwins. s4.600s: Steers
red &c 96.50 per bbL
Bsnaaas-Good shipping stoak. sl.ss

90
B.nss.s-Good shipping stoak. ,i,ss
Besn.-Dried Lima. So a7C per Id.
Celery-Florida. S2.b0Q2.75 per crate
CsuIinow g3 per dog.
late made. ls9f4c: York state nats.
ola 10 glSS' late mace siodS Sg sxfs, as
a Ice; imported Swiss. 2SQ3oc; Lin.
burger. i49l7c; brick cheese. Ian q
Cranberrie.-Late Howes. $3.50 per
.D.te.-Persian. 5000 per ID; FardA
1oa Ollie per To-
Dressed CaIves-Fancy, s4Sc I'D;
common. 7q71 per ID
Finnan Hnddies-sh 9se per ID
Figs-lmported. new. IL GlSe per 10;
Fresh gstabIes-Cucumbers. hot
house. sl.264l.50 per doz; lettuce, not
house, l0Il2c 10. head lettuce, $50
$50 hamper radishes, long. goa 2Sc;
eoc basket: carrots. Zoe bu: rutabagas.
i5c bu; parsnips. 6o9C5c bu, beets.
s5c bu; turnips. soc per bu; tomatoes.
pieplant. IS a soc bunch, spinach, 75c
per bu, green beDs. 81 per hamper,
wax beans. SO per bu: asparagus. 1925
U24O per box; California, s44426
per doz. green onions. l5c per doz;
beets. 75Q soc per doz; green peas. IS
per hamper; new cabbage, N.5Ogl75
Crap. Fruit - Florida, ss.7604 per
case
Honey--Fancy white. i7QIso: No. 1,
leQl7c; amber. l4qlbc: extracted. SO
Hsy-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
let's, T. 0. b. Detroit: No. timothy,
new, sl7509lS. No. timothy, $50
straw. yTSo0s. wheat and oat straw.
| t6.SO97 Loose hay from farmers
| wagons on the city markets ranged
from S17Q2l, as 10 quality
| Hides~<No. 1 cured, ioc. No. green.
Sc: No I cured bulls. sac; No. 1 green.
\ 7c, No. 1 cured alp, lie; no.
green, loo; cured calf, No. /, l5c: green
calf, No. 1. -l3c ID; horse hides No. 1.
t3.75; No. 2, t2.75; sheepskins. as to
1 wool, SOC u $3.50; No. z hides, lie on on
1 kip, n of on calf
Maple sugsr-New sap goods, IL y
| lie per ID: maple syrup. rs n soc gal
| Nuts-Black walnuts. ~ ~ &C per Id;
| butternuts, ga u &C per lib. new SMELL
barks. 4Q4hc per Id.
Lemons-California, fS.5044bO rel
box
LImes-Sl al26 per dos.
Mushrooms-l5d zoe per dos.
Onion Sets - Yellow. 81. white. Elsa
01.Ib per bu.
onioss-ti5O9I7s per bu. spanish
| N.5O per crate; Texas Bermudas, S2Q
225 per crate.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
KILLS CHILD AND HERSELF.
Grand Rapids Woman Had Been Suf
ferine from Delusion For Some
Time.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, April 81.
Mrs. Catherine Lutz, aged 81 kill
ed herself and child, Elmer. aged ),
here last night. When her husband,
Peter Lutz. returned from his work
he found the house locked. He
broke in the door. smelled smoke,
rushed upstairs and found his wife
and child dead in a pool OF blood.
The child's throat had been cut with
a razor and the mother had fired a
bullet into her head.
II is said that Mrs. Lutz had been
suffering for some time with a de-
fusion that some one was trying 10
steal her child and wreck her home
and this Is believed to be the reason
for the act.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28

Reported Tor The Times by Paine.
Weber 4 Co, April 81: Wheat--Atter
an erratic tade ali morning wheat has
settled down TO dizziness with the May
price only &c over last price OF yes
teTday. and the other months prac-
tically unchanged The activity has
been in the May with an early Jump IN
price 10 SIC, reaction 20 so1zc, top ng-
are at 81 ~ { and now resting al sos. g.
July price had but Az range from the
s7h GSSasc and now holding &c. IL
takes but $4,000 bushels buying or
selling order in AlaN wheat To change
the price ne Most OF the news Is
bearfsh as Indicated by the heaviness
ia the new crop month in the face or
some persistent buying In July. North
west messages are reporting south ia 2
kota apd Minnesota mostly seeded and
Ooikng dne Kansas city May price
at one time this morning was Sh c
under Chicago and sales here by KAN
sas City houses
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
McNamara's Only Recourse
Is Civil Suit For Damages

WASHINGTON. April 27-Lawyer
senators today declared that court
precedents are well established in
such cases as the kidnapping" OF
John j. Mcnamara. and that the su
preme court of the United States has
held repeatedly as follows:
.'First-that a man cannot be lie,
gally arrested and extraalted as a flu
gitive from justice unless he was in
the state where the crime was com
mitted at the time it was committed.
"Second--if he is transported-no
matter by what means-to the juris
diction of the court, the judge may
not inquire into the means OF his
presentation. but must try MIN"
They contended that no technical
legal defense could be made for Burns
in KIDNAPPING Mcnamara, but that Nc
Namara will have no recourse eX-
cept possibly through civil suit for
damages.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
Markets and Finance
AAA4EftDAfs ~. Y. sIOCAS.
\. \. STOCK MlRkET-CIo-e.

Am. ASH Gu. 56@s Am. Beet sugar
5ia. Am Cot OH, SCAM Loco. So.
do pfd. l0+7s Am smelt., 13S Am
sugar III - Am. r.. \ n 1904 Am
Wool pfd 500. Ana Cop, So. Atch.,
lOsA. b H. Tr. IS: Can Paf. g2Ss.
Cen Leath 81 do pfd. sShs ch. 4 o.
79ig. c.. NJ. a 81 A.. llgi. Col. h. a
ar, 29A Cons. Gas. lfSls ID. ITO
CIR, so Dis ; Cor. 3iis Erie. 50ls
DO LIST pfd. 477s Gen Elec.. i54 CT
Nor, pfd. l25is do ore. co.. III Cent.
1874 Int Met. l9s do pfd. 81 = Kan.
c SO, S2ss l.. a y, l45 y NJ. h a
Tex 81 y Leb Val. 1904 N 81 a.
4 ) Ste NJ lSs. Mo Pae, as; Nat
Lead. 5l'. y \. Cent 1854 Norf N
w. 100 Nor Pac l23T Penn. "a >
PEG Gas. 1851 Pr st Car. 52i4 Read.
ISL : Rep / * 81, 81 Rock Isl. IS y
) shef. i9la Sou Pac, ll3zs South.
Ry 26as DO pfd. 6Sl. Tenn COP, 50,
Texas. % Union Pac Us, steel, 1S !.
DO pfd. 1924 Bonds. lO6 Nir. Car. CHI
90 Utah cop, AK Wabash pfd. S6l i,
W L Tel 70. West Mfg ga
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
w. c. T. U. HOLDS MEETING.

4 ALLEGAN, Mich, April 2I.-A
|convention of the Fifth district OF
he Michigan W. c. T. U. Is in SEES.
Ion in this city and is well-represent.
"a The welcome was given by Mayor
Young. The annual gold medal con.
test will be held tonight in the VI.
q church, number OF young men
rom different parts of the district,
flashing for orstorical honors. The
18TH district comprises AllegaI,
kent, Ottawa, and Ionia counties.
Xrs. Fannie Benjamin of Portland.
I'D the presiding officer, she having
ZEN president for over thirty years
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
$3.50. 600 Fire In Buffalo.

BUFFALO. N. Y, April 27.-Fire
which started In the Buffalo Glass
Companys building at 4 o'clock this
morning caused damage estimated at
$3.50 900. From the building occupied
by the glass company. the flames
spread 10 the Michael Clothing Co.,
the Bergman Hardware Co, and the
Stoddart Drug Co. Twenty fremen
were knocked down by an explosion.
while fighting the flames. but none
was seriously hurt
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28

OrsnEes-california nAyels. $3.50
$40 per DON
Recommendations - per crate;
szU $50 per doz
fotatoes-Michigan car lots. 4k460o
per bui new Bermudas, $500 per on.
~ per Dbl new southern. ~ per bu.
v Ice per H.
ieuitry = Springs. i4H q lBe; fowls.
10 ~ lec. olu rooBters 1901 &C;
ducks lac; geese. ITO lie: turkeys. IL
Y loo per 10
straw berries-2I-qt cases. $3.50; "a
pt casesA S2g225 per case.
sweet Potstoss-Jerseys. kiln dried.
N.lS per crate
Talio~-No 1. 6Ac. No =. 4&o ID
unNashed, l20l5c. reflections. 12c per
lb
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
CHICAGO PASTOR CALLED.
Rev. J. A. Vance May Come to First
Presbyterian Church.

The Rev Joseph A. Vance, pastor
OF the Hyde Park Presbyterian
church, Chicago, has been extended
a call 10 the First Presbyterian church
of this city. TO succeed the Rev John
H. Boyd, who leaves June !. after a
three years pastorate. to accept the
pulpit Of the First Presbyterian
church, in Portland, ore A commit
Tee OF II from the Detroit church
waited upon Or. Vance during the
week, and the members were led TO
believe that he would favorably con
slider a formal call Action TO this
end was taken Wednesday evening
in a congregational meeting
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
$3.50 FOR NATIONAL ANTHEM.
Chicago Educator Has Raised Sum
For Person Who Writes II.

CHICAGO, April 27.-The fund TO
e given to the man or woman who
Urites the real American national
nnthem has. reached $3.50. and DR.. J.
D McFatrich. president oil the boarl!
IL education. is sure IL will far ex.
led that sum. Interest is extemdin.
IN over the country.
Mr.. McFatrich started the fund
liter he had questioned 100 represent
tive business men about the nation
IL anthem. Twenty-three only. sale
IT. McFatrich, could give him the
frghf answer-"Star Spangled Ban
ner."
Then to his dismay, DR.. McFatrich
bund that he, too, was wrong-there
- no national anthem. So he started
i contest TO get one
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
WAS AT NAPoLEoN'S FUNERAL
Aged Woman Tries to End Her Life
With Gas In Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 2T.-In a private
hospital here. physicians are try
ing osave the life of Mrs. Margaret
Schwede, 50 years old. who sought TO
end her life by inhaling gas. The
woman. whose father was private sec
rotary 20 Napoleon the Great. was
found in her bare rooms.
She had sold all her furniture for
food. but had retained two oil paint
ings, one of her father and one OF
Napoleon. and photograph showing
her father with the great French lead
er. She was one OF the white-robed
maidens who rode In the first float in
the funeral cortege OF Napoleon when
his body was brought from st. Helena
in 1910
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
OSBORN WOULDN'T BULGE.
Neither Would Board OF Auditors and
ENJOYS Garry Messages.

LANSING, Mich April 2T.-An
amusing deadlock took place between
the governor and the board OF auditors
yesterday.
The difficulty arose over a provision
In the Lord bill which has been given
immediate effect, allowing the state
board OF tax commissioners 10 en-
ploy experts 10 appraise all mineral
properties. The bill provided that
the commissioners should secure the
consent OF the governor and the board
OF auditors The auditors met yes
terday to act on the matter and sent
word 70 GOV Osborn that il was ready
TO receive him. The governor de-
clared that any conference 70 which
he was party should take place in
the executive Office, the auditors re-
fused to bulge. and the matter was
finally compromised by Tax Commits
sioners Horton and Thompson fitting
from the board 10 the governor and
back, carrying the messages
The tax commissioners are to Sc
cure list of high-class mining engi-
neers who are available and present
them TO the governor and board OF
auditors for their selection
Have a paper -four sack handy for
sewing clippings. threads and waste
paper and dispose OF il TO the ragman
FOR articles papdad
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
LIVE STOCK.
tMichigan, Central stock Yards.l

DETROIT. April 27--Cattle Dull
but about steady with last week. out
look weak Prices ranged as follows
Choice steers. averaging from 1000 TO
500 lbs. IS 2506. choice handy Kill
ers. s425q520. light TO good butch
ers' steers and heifers. 2Ij q ago. com
mon killers and fat cows. 81 5Ou 4 90 T;
Gamers cows, 81 25Q225 common to
prime Shipping bulls, s3p 100, light
butchers and heavy sausage bulls
81 5OG so; stockers and feeders. - 30
U45O per Cwt Mich CoWs--Steady,
S25I55 each Veal Calves Lower, 81
H6 per cwt sheep and Lambs-Dull
and about steady. quality fair choice
wool lambs, S5.50f 8 20, light 20 fair
WOOL lamDS. sfrU rv'fffttf-@tf- t++-H
sheep S4n5 mixed sheep and lambs.
5OQ45O common killers, 81 80 a 8. -;
culls $2a25O clipped lambs. s4g
Hogs Dull and steady. quality fair;
prime mediums and fat workers. So 20 q
62s. light workers. and pigs, SEQ y
so. heavy s. g0M6l0 PET cwt Re-
ceipts Cattle. l.0l9; calves 9g5 sheep.
l. 500 hogs, $500.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
NV YoRk sroCk LETTER.

Reported for The Times By Paine
Webber q Co, April -: There was
continuation OF yesterdays upwe ri
movement on the stock exchange this
morning Buying orders were OF SUI
fctent volume 10 cause a strong up
turn. the rally during the early trad
ing extending from round fractions in
most Of the standard rails to one or
two points in a number OF industrial
specialties General Electric and Vest
inghouse were exceptionally strong on
ain improved demand for copper metal
and copper products At noon the
market was dull but holding the great
er part OF the advance
The Detroit times., 1911-04-28
INJURED BY EXPLOSION.

HILLSDALE, Mich, April 81
Ora Linderman. Lake Shore brake.
man, was badly burned last night,
when his lantern caused the explo.
sion of a gasoline car at Reading
The car had been emptied earlier
In the day but enough remained to
blow Linderman o ffthe car.