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The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
BOSTON WOOL.

BOSTON. July 3l-The demand for
domestic woods OF sll grades continues.
with values showing a higher tendency,
especially i'm nearby necCCs. Heavy
transactions are reported IN Ncut3nd
and wyoming staple wool. "a we'll as IN
Texas N-mpnthS while low grad - ni
Ohio and Michigan ileeces sell libcrally
The leading domestic puotatiors range
AS follows. Ohio and Pennsylvania
ilteccs Dplaine washed "a $50. NN,
q d32c. half blood comhng. @9ft 800.
81 blood comhing 290 SOC. u blood
comb ng. 29fi soc dClline unwashcd IS
n 2Hc fine unwashed. 22W2f, Mlchi-
gan and New York tlptccs--Fiuc uu-
washed ia 22c delainc unwashcd -
n CSC. half blood unwnshrd 2iT2Se.
Wisconsin and Missouri --Three-eight
blood 2Sia a. 29c Il blood. ISL n 2gC.
Eentuckv eud similar y blood un-
washed ia use. p. blood unwashed. ~
~ Roc Secured basis Tevos line. 10 8
months i3G $50 dne - months boH
G2c fine tall. asa i6c: California north
ern, 81 see middle county iST Soc.
southern. 47T4Sc. fan free t5Ni7r.
Oregon eastern 80 ! staple ga 6@c.
eastern clothing. 55u5 SIC. valley No l.
5OG5ac Territory Fine stauie, G4fi
Csc fne MEDIUM staple. G20 63ct tine
clothing, $50 soc fine medium clothing
IS n soc. inc medium clothing, &c n 57c.
y blood comhlug 500 G2c. p, blood
combing. IS ~ coo. a blood comhing.
So SC pulled fine A. $50 55c, a
supers, SIC.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
URGES SPEEDY ACTION
ON PANAMA CANAL BILLS

WASHINGTON. July 81 Request
that Panama canal legislation be split
into separate bills so that the fight
over free tolls may. not hold up i'm
mediate passage Of other provisions,
was made OF the house today by Sec
rotary Of War Stimson He informed
the interstate commerce committee
that IL will take a year TO effect an
operating organization for the canal.
Unless funds are Immediately voted
for this purpose Stimson pointed out
that il might go over for another year
and the canal opening date would find
the big ditch without competent
operating force.
II Is also necessary. Stimson be-
lieyes. If economy is TO be effected
that money be appropriated at once
for the construction OF drydocks so
that the machinery no wbeing grad.
Cally retired in the canal building
may be utilized in the new work. The
secretary also said IL was absolutely
necessary that the maximum and min.
imum toll figures be set this session
in order that world shipping interests
which make their contracts some
times two years In advance. may be
able TO figure their freight charges.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
ARTHUR BRISBANE
WEBS IN NEW YORK

n NEW YORK, July S1.--Arthur Bns-
bane and Miss Phoebe Cary, second
daughter of Seward Carey were mar
ried at noon yesterday In the chapel
OF Calvary Protestant Episcopal
church by, Rev. Theodore Ssdgwlck.
In the Wedding party were only
eight persons. Besides the principals
there were Miss Carys parents, her
sister. Mrs. Courtland Smith. two OF
Miss Cary's girl friends, and Mr..
Brisbane's sister. Mrs. Alice Thurshy.
Mr Cary gave away his daughter.
The bride bad no attendants aaG
there was no best man. In Ave mlu-
utes the ceremony was ended and the
\ little company had departed to share
wedding breakfast
Mr.. Brisbane and Seward Cary are
cousins and grew up together in Buff
ratio. where hr. Brisbane was born
end where the Cary family lived until
they removed 20 this city last year.
AIR and Mrs. Cary are now in their
country home In Hampstead. L. l.
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MAYORS FRIENDS
WERE TIPPED OFF
,cont,nned rr',m resc oasi


fund and after short conversation
prozo agreed 10 take the money
But. understand BrOzo said. ac-
ecrding 20 his story. u am taking
this As a campaign contribution. IL
Il was for any other purpose !
wouldn't take H."
TIE TIUH1 vUTU or tTrvf = 81
TAKEN the following Tuesday and
Brozo voted in favor OF H.
The otha aldermen, Mason and Os-
trowski who admit taking money, say
they did not take IL until after the
council voted on the resolution. bur
they will not be pinned down TO dates
so as to disclose whether IL was after
tho first vote or final vote.
Brozo saws he still has the Sl00 and
means 10 keep il.
Perhaps. the most serene OF the ac-
cused aldermen is "Davy" Rosenthal
Rosenthal Is amused AZ his arrest 10
the point or hiiarity and his humorous
capers ia the corridor OF the muni-
Cipal court building. Tuesday morn
ing, were in sharp contrast. with the
somOre tone OF the others
They don G hank In Michigan" sX.
claimed "Davy And then he drew
from his pocket gold.handlcd pen
knife. a large diamond being set i'm
one OF the handles JUST what the
connection was between Days
knife and his remark was not quite
clear, but there was n mocking note
in Days VOICE as though he defied
the prosecutdr*sto DO his worst.
Look y hefe,, =. said Rosenthal He
pointed to.vhss <necktie from which
flashed a huge diamond. He acid M
his arms and stretched out Ii cuffs.
exposing diamondset cum tTinl,s
They don't hand in Michigan" he
exclaimed
II is told by the detectives that
Rosenthal was one of the most sus.
picious of the aldermen when he call
ed AZ Brennons Office in the Ford
building 70 get his bit
Rosenthal did not conceal his fear
and doubts and went paving" over
the walls, and looked under chairs
and in every nook and Granny whore
lie said he thought a dick meaning
dictagraph- might be concealed.
AT one time Rosenthal touched the
map and We thought he was going 70
pull fl down and look behind IL said
detective III he had done that tie
JIG would have been mp, but his at
tention was distracted for the second
and he passed il up. Ii was one CT
the closest shaves we had.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
SAILOR CONSENTS
TO BE VACCINATED

WASHINGTON July 31--Joseph
Kapsa. the gunner's mate who stea1.
Easily refused 20 take the navy anti
typhoid vaccination because he was
Christian Scientist. was court.mar
tailed for refusing to obey an order
Of a superior officer and sentenced 70
the disciplinary camp at Port Royal
S. c.. has decided TO take the trcat-
ment Senator Works Of California
and others who interested themselves
I'm his case. advised him 20 submit to
vaccination. Senator Works, too, is
o Christian Scientist
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
New REGIME TO GRANT
AMNESTY TO KOREANS
Japanese Ministry to Free i23
to Signalize Accession Of
MiKado Y0shihitU

TOXIC, July 3l.LThe amnesty the
ministry of justice is preparing today
to slgnalize Mikado Yoshihito's ac-
cesion will, by including the l23 kor-
cans on trial al Seoul. charged with
conspiracy 10 assassipate GoyIien.
Count Terauchi, OF Korea, eXtrlcale
the Japanese government from an
embarrassing situation
Most foreigners here believe the
Japanese object TO American ana "a
madam missionaries in Korea, ana
when the police said the accused
Koreans confessions had implicated
these missionaries in the plot, there
was much suspicion. To silence TINS
suspicion. the government decided 10
try the prisoners publicly. Thus II
had no way Of hiding II when the
prisoners repudiated their confessions
In open court. saying they were eN-
torted by torture.
Abandonment OF the trial would
have been tacit admission that me
government was seeking 10 drive the
missionaries from Korea. TO nave
continued Il publicly, the govern
ments critics thought, would nave
brought out the same. thing TO nave
continued IL in secret, would nave
been Just as bad
There is good excuse now, how
ever, for dropping the whole tnllls'
AS the foreign critics interpret the
situation, the government has failed
TO Dust the missionaries, but II has at
least saved its face"
His advisers are said in diplomatic
circles today TO be much worried lest
the new mikado prove undiplomauc-
ally up-to-date in his policies, Il is
to tell the members that he means
TO be a strictly modern ruler that his
majesty wants parliament called IN
extra session.
The group nearest to the throne
has no objection TO modernity, but
strong element in the country thinks
the nation has been getting away
from the best ideals In recent years.
The elder statesmen, great power
In the land, are particularly back
ward in their views Much tact is
necessary to avoid antagoniztng them.
Mutsuhito was adept at pursuing
modern methods while seeming TO
cherish everything ancient foshohi-
to's training has been strictly on
Iresent-day lines. and il is feared he
may do or say something impolitic.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
HEALTHY INCREASE
IN STEEL EARNINGS

NEW YORK, July 3l-The United
States Steel corporation has declared
the regular dividends on the common
and preferred stocks.
The report OF the earnings for the
quarter ended June 30 last. showed
SIS, l02.265 compared with Sl7.S26,-
973 for the quarter ended March 81
last There was also shown a sur
plus for the last quarter OF SOC. 1873
compared with deficit for the pre-
vious quarter OF $6,292I34.
The total earnings for the first six
months Of this year were 1929. 23S
as compared with S5l ,G27 1923 in 1911.
job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing CO., ; John R.-st
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
III. c. AkELY, FORMER
MICHIGAN MAN, DEAD

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, July SILL.
G. Akely one OF the most prominent
lhmp of the northwest. died yes
terday Death came after a long III
ness re was 7G years Old
Nv Akely founded a school AZ
Grand Haven and was collector OF
customs in Michigan for 10 years Ia
1863 he joiued the second Michigan
cavalry as a private and was mus
tered out in 1856 rs adiutant OF his
regiment ln 1879 while engaged in
the practice OF law he went into the
iumhel business IN Grand Haven IN
1857 he came TO minneapolis Besides
the widow. one daughter Mrs Jane.
Park Quirk, OF Chicago. survives.
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suEo SON TO RECOVER FARM.

ANN ,ARBOR, July 31.-Alleging
that ne was driven home after his son
horsCNbipped him Jacob Koch. of
Lima township. has filed suit here
against Christian Koch to recover his
farm. lie says his son and the lat
ters wife persuaded him 10 deed over
TO them his farm worth $4,000 and
personal property valued at $4,000
promising TO care for him the rest of
his life
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
LIVE STOCK
EAST Notwithstanding.
-. A. GtrNenn, Live STOCK NepOrt.

Thinning ~
East BUFFALO,. \ Y, July 81 81,
caffie@ Receipts cars market
steady. best 1850 10 l,50O-lo', sdeeIs'
S.50m4l5 good prime 200 70 80 -, ~,
steers sS50aS75 do l.l00 20 l.2Oo-l IN.
st,.rs sSfS0s.4O; medium butcher
steers 600 10 100 lbs s. 40M 30,
butcher steers. $50 TO 900 ips- 49,
SEA. light butcher steers, 20. D" %.
No.. sat cows s5.5ON625, fair 20 good.
Simr c,m,no1 10 fair kind, So 500
trt,,tners 81 5OG3. best fat heiters, =
M so fair 20 good 30. 81 5046; nSht
Gutrhar heif.rs, si.J0El 8. stock heiers'
81 -0Tt. hest feeding steers. dehorncd.
.s5et5 "a. common feeding steers 49,
4 "a. stockers. inferior, $1,000. prime
.export bulls S6M625; best butcher
INNS t-nE5O, bologna bulls. N.2o q
la75 best mixers and srriugers SooW
go common kind do, $25n35.
u,rs Receipts. 10 cars market.
strong heavy. sS75ns.so workers.,
lsSS.5,S 90. pigs. SS.50Gs75
Sheen Receipts cars market. SION
Ssm65o wethers. s5n so; ewes 49,
caives s561o.7s.
Fast NJ FFALo--Closing.
FAST BUFFALO. y Y. July so
r,t, IL. Earelpts. 3 head market ac-
law, and steady prime steers. So. - a
Iop- butcher grades. AWS. Calves.
Receipts 100 head market; active and
staadvE emil To choice. S6T1o 20. sheep
jord lambs. Receipts L2Oo head. mar
~ allow. croicc lambs s. 5on775, cull
Ito r,tr st50MT. yearliugs. $4,000;
sheen s26j so Hogs Receipts 1000
rcoi morFe', slow y99rrkkers sh75. pig :.
- 20 mixed. S. I5@Sso. heavy, - g 70
( $50 roushs. S507 10; stays $3.50
ie25 o
! Julv n0.--Hors Receipts lG,o0e head:
market. steady mi>cd and butchers,
STgIo.S2 good heavy, 81 354 lo'
rough heavy. $715d I.25. light 81 Nou
Ve. rits Sc SOFAS cattle Receipts
500 h.ai. market steady, bceycs
s5.T50975 COWS and hrIters. $50 q
7 \ L. etockcts ard feeders, ftM6S So
/ T,>aps. SiN5WG 90. calves s6.25T = 80
sheep Receipts 30.o00 head market
ielow. native s2.2tF western. 50 IS N
lass lambs $3.50 65 western. SAC
a7Sc
I CLEVELAND.
y CLEVELAND . July 20 Hogs
Receipts. l.5Oo head steady 20 So lower
4 workers.. pigs and lights, $500; mediums
ana h.tEir $3.50 cattle Receipts,
.ar steady sheep and lambs Re-
oeipts. cars 3, top Calves: Re.
Ceipts. 200 head $40 top
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
sAYs 90 IS - 80 cHARas

LANSING. July 3l-That Samuel
Izer, th, lcper n0w held IN Buffalo.
legally belongs 10 Bay City is tbt
oHnion Of Secretary Dixon. OF the
stHrC TU5Td OF HCatth. who. has wit.
ten TO Mayor Woodruff Secretary
Dixon recommends that the Bay City
executive take izen bach it ne ends
he Is bona hde resident of Jhal city
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
BOYS ADMIT suRcLARIes.

DAF CITY, July 31.--James Lynch
and Ray Grenier are out on probation
following their confession. according
TO the police. that they broke into
four riaces intent on robbery Joseph
Reid VAS also arrestel
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
FLAMES LICK UP $4,000.

COLON, Mich, July 31.-Fire that
started in the loft Of the barn adjoin-
ing d frame hotel owned By O. C..
Shine. quickly spread to the hotel
and a nearby residence. Several ad.
Joining business places We're set on
Are. put saved. The loss Is $4,000.
Job Printing Dou- p'~ht. Times
prIntIa- Co. - John H.-st.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
ry,c,co pRoyIsIoN MARKET.

CHICAGO. July 30.--Butter; kNtrns'
oFc. frsts. 24c. dairy extras. &c; ht So
500 Eggs Prime frsts lie: frsts l6t
cheese skims. l6dl5hc' young N >Infseao
las 15iI a15%, C. Potatoes: tog hoc.
live poultry Fowls, 10 Z q ltc. duS s. -
13le 6ll4c; geese. "a loc' turkeys
I2LC
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
Banks and Trust Cor.

The following Arms are privI-
legged TO execute orders on tho
Detroit Sock Exchange: Bumpus &
Co Cn'lyle & Fov2h. Matthew
Finn Lewis G.. Gorio w A.
Hamlin * CO. Richard Irwin Y Co
w. Z Moss & Co. T. w Noble g
Co. W r. Reilly Il CO.: L. Sea-
grave ~ Co. n. s Warren & Co.
and George NJ west 4 Co.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
NEW AoRk Iln0DlCE MARINEr.

NEW YORK, July 81 Flour Nader
atcN dctiNe and stCuuN Pork o9ici
mess. saOft 20.5 go. Lard Firm. midai
west spot $4,000 1910. su-ar RAW,
easier. tcntrif Igai, 80 test, &a.9o mus
toNHdu - test S3aN; Whned, quiet,
cut Loaf. $500, crushed, Ss.Se. powdered
.fc.-kRio. No ON sb1t l4G tet44c
Tallow. Quiet. city. o. country a4
q elAr Hay: steady. prime. Sl3S, Nc
:. SuWSl Lc. clover. soc Sl.lO, Dressed
poultry quiet, turkeys. 1871 '8c, chick
ems 1874 81 2fc. fowls. l2Wl4c. ducks,
lNWlh hc Live poultry Weak geese
lie. ducks. i4c. fowls, t5h turkcys.
lie. roost trs, l0iac, Cheese quiet,
state milk, common 10 specials, l2la n
lac skins. common 20 specials. q " ll
l2l.r. fmll Skins. ~ q Riac.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
BUSINESS MEN

stockF? II so, what methods should
they follow In order to be successful?
4 booklet by Roger w. Babson treats
II this subject and viii be mailed gra-
It's ADDRESS Dept. D-5S, Of the Rnbsnp
sfntisticnI Organization, Engineering.
Cfhces. wellesley Hills, Mass Largest
OF It's class I'm the T. y
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
NEw YoRN M0NEY MAukET.

NEW YORK, July 80 Money on call
rs per cent; time money. per cen
for HjN months. mercantile pcLcr. "a
per cent. bar silvvT--London. 2t - q; bal
silver-New York. 6Oc; demand stcr
ling, StS725
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
THE STAGE

William Vaughn Moodys play OF
the west. with smattering OF east
ern characters and atmosphere, The
Great Divide will be the Bonstelie
company Offering in the Garrick the
alter, next week! This play will be
remembered through the presentation
by Henry Miller, at the time Mar
garet Anglin was the co-star. The
action opens in a little hut near
big mine where three men gamble
for a girl One of the men, really a
good and big fellow al heart, out
under the influence OF liquor, wins
and maTries the girl and the play
tells of the successive steps and evo-
buttons prior TO happiness on the
part of the two. II will be elaborate
~ staged. and Mr.. Waldron viii have
an unusually strong part.
To cause water TO spout from he
edge of sword, from an empty
drinking glass, from womans coli
fure and other unexpected places and
rise in sparkling fountains six feet
high. is feat OF magic that at irst
seems impossible This is one OF the
feats performed by the De Bars, man
and wife, in the Miles theathr, this
week Stand back of the scenes, II
you will. but you will be none the
wiser as to the source OF these mys
terious fountains or the manner OF
their operation. II spent $50 expert
renting with that trick" said Os.
valid De Bar, land I'm not through
yet Only one other act in vaude
Vile, a Japanese troupe. is using IL
so far as | know. and they are now
in Europe. ! would like TO let you
ia on the secret but, you see. | must
be very careful. especially here in
Detroit, for this city is known in
the profession as the home OF magic
The magicians have a big club here
and many a clever trickster has start
ed out from this city" The act is a
distinct novelty, and one OF the pref
test the Miles has offered in many
a day.
1.-THE Lady Buccaneers" and the
moving pictures Of the Wolgast.Riv
ers Fourth Of July battle. will com
Prise the bill when the Avenue the
alter opens for its regular season next
Sunday afternoon The burlesque
company is the first OF the Empire
circuits winter attractions scheduled
for Detroit. and will bring TO the
local stage John G. Hanson, the Ger.
man comedian, who viii be present
ed in the musical trayasty That Boy
Fritz. Fay Adams. Gertrude Rails
ton. Daisy Godfrey and Aunie Goldie
are among the entertainers who as
sist Mr. Hanson. The big feature OF
the olio win be the Llrado series OF
classical tableaux, presented in a
more elaborate and artistic manner
than is usual with such productions
In burlesoue
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
BUTTER AND EGGS

HITTER Extras. g64c. nrsts - y
10. dairy, 2ic. packing stock. 10 10.
Eggs-CuTrent receipts, cases Ia
cluded. ,andlad 20iac per doz. Re-
ceipts. Tuesday, 1888 eases.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
CIT3NI!I.AND.
PRODUCE

~ was cXpcCtcd the EiEiu butter
market MAS unchanged this week Re-
Aclpts Of poultry have been rather
light so far this week. but the demand
Is not active and with outside markets
lHW"r I've, nicuvy here ia downward.
OT,rings 90 berries We're rather light.
hHt Their was ne shortage and the mar
krt ruled steady. smaller receipts OF
prucuts enabled receivers to clean up
some 1rcUmula lions The market is in
eood shape and rules little hrner
NPples-Willow Twig. S7II5o per
bbl Ncw appies. tl254l5O per box:
li.00m per bb,.
Hguanas---siood shipping stock 81 50
n % buaDh
D-aus-Dned Lima. 7Q7he ID.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
The county supervisors VIII hold n

HifNtai hANNAAs@ NA-s '"N""'''t' =
prCPD sal L. sanction the annexation
of purt OF Greenfield township 10
beUolt ana Go allow the Detroit,
Delray * Dearborn railway TO build
bridge over the Rouge river The
annexation plan is proposed 10 al1W
Improvements 10 strip OF Grand
Riter-ave.. part of which lies in the
township OF Gretnneld and part IN
IL
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
The ShunrcS EedrcN NOunE Peoples
moonlight takes places THURSDAY

evening. Aug L. The steamer Pleas
sure leaves the foot OF Woodward
ave. AT o'clock Among the fea-
tuges on the pvpgram VIII be vocal
SOLOS hy SiEuur Bartulotta and rcad-
iues by Miss th.l Goldman Har~
ris orchestra viii provide the music
Tor duutluu
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was later quoted \ a y d
TOLEDO GRAIN And
TOT EDO July 80 w
CnIcAGo GRAIN-Openlng.

CHICAGO July B.--W 4eat. sept, up
Lc. pee. up &c Corn sept uh-
,tanred Dec. up &c oats sept, Up
per unchanged Provisions
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. July 3l.-opening cash
wheat is up NC and the futures &c
10 start with The markets OF ChicEGo
and IIvtrpool were tirn Opening
prices "Wednesday. Cash and July No :
red wheat. sie6ia Sept. $l.04A. Dec"
81 p6tA No white, sos
The corn market is quiet a 30 nc
for cash No. 3. 7'c Tor No yellow
and 7Siec FOR No 3 yellow
oats are easy and quiet at 6O1ac Tor
standard. SAGE for September and o3c
Tor cash No 3 white.
rive is steady al i3C for cash No. =
Beans are dun and steady at S2.d5 for
immediate and prompt Shipment, ana
81 22 for October
CIaversec6 : easy at ss75 for prime
October.
Giain receipts at Chicago wednes-
day Wheat 2Se cars corn 80 cars
oats. lS2 cars
September wheat in Chicago opened
W eanesday at 94M9tA c, corn At CO.,.
C6ftc. oats at S2c and pork az SlN'2o
Wheat IN the Liverpool mark I
opened unchanged to I'D higher ana
was later quoted unchanged 20 = Il
higner Corn opened unchanged ana
was later quoted \ a y lower.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO July 30'-Wheatt Gasn
ana jury Sl0Ylg sept, slOS Zee,
$I.1Gl4 Corn. Cash and July -,6G ,
ana July, J3c sept, case Dec S6c.
$3.50 pee sa.7o. March, s9S2. NJ
stke. Aug. siO.35; sept, SO 20 iui :
othy: Aug. s2T5. Sept. 81 ~ BUT
tpt eggs and haN unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
IN DETROIT

q. ID. carter. owner of the moor boat
- ruutic," and a.. ~. " intert,ln, No.
80 lALutrtuth-st were nned SZVO
each D. COLLECTORS ~ Customs John
a. Nhe4au. Iueaday Tor hot haNlhs
their boats property equipped
TO barns owned ~ the German I.uth-
crnG CVmet,-S nAsorintinn, nt No
.itl Fa.usNtirtn were destroy
tI bN Gre tui 2 Wednesday morning.
X T0TsU -TTUy u cow were burned-ih-
doom snd/about $4,000 damage was
,l,uf
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31

someone rntorcd ma room iuesddy
. nbsht and STOLE sac from his clothea.
Frank y ~cl oI Delaware. %, ana
.stoppiEg n the Gr.sNold House. re-
ports chat piCkp1 ckets took $40 from
ann man IAt hotel
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
Representatives of the interests that
aunIrnI 10 .n..-nh col In lAIler,.4

81 the hotels OF New York have APP
preached the propr.etors OK a num-
Der OF Detroit hotels, with the dea
o. ESTABLISHING lmllar syndicate
mere But They are said 90 hANv
received no cncCuraEemcnt from ths
D,uoit ponltaCC, Fred Postal was
offered 81 ou0 a car fot the GriswoM
li0Use privilege. but rejected the
proposition having been disappOint-
eG ga the results when he tSmpor-
AMY rented the wash-roIm privilege
"A year ago. otto Stauk1 formerly
head waiter In RlvervtcW park, -
said to be- Interested in the scheme
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
Clara BhranowsLi. the Polish giri who
lunned from u TRIM wills she VIZ

being transferred 10 the Industrial
iCWe. Adrian. last February making
her escape, was caught Tuesday AMI
sent to the Wayne county Detention
Home. She was found working As q
duUcstlv under the name of Ruin
Herman ina 81 doctors home on ligE-
81 The Doctors wife got suspicious
of her on account OF her irregular
habits. rnu notified the police. She
told the ucerh that. after her es-
cape she lived with her married SIS
trt iu uamtramck and at the home
~ her mother 40 90l kirhy-aye.
east for a while, and later travelled
about the country In Kansas CIV
She says she was married 10 man
upnrd take Herman lie rs now ln
New york wher he bEJ she saws
"a jumping from thc train she sNf-
taiIed "a deep cat on her cheek, the
scar of which She still hears
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
YESTERDAYS N. Y. STOCKS

Reported FOR The Times by Hayden.
stone x CO. July %:
The Detroit times., 1912-07-31
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.

DETROIT. Juy "I-t'p watt Smea-
ton 1000 Tuesday morning PtnobscoL
l2.tgp M. Edeuborn lltGp ekefe, e.,
Adriatic 20, Mauna'oa. Marcia, Il 80.
Currlgan 1910. Mclean, 20. Roman
$50. Boiand. 3 2us Cuddy Zimmerman,
. 80 bUnham. }s3O, Reed,
Down Normania 1890 Tuesday
morning Morrpll. Edmonton. 1920 a..
IA Empire city l:3U Rensselaer, . 20;
GratWlck, brandon. 2.}J Howard L..
shaw. $40. Murphy. - il Kerr. 3:l5.
W J. ,Ntt2geugld 100. Crawford. : 2d;
Noble GAS; walters $50 Cornell, clio.