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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-27

FOR SALE-Phaeton and rubber
tired runaboSt in good condition.
1926 Palean street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-27

The following Will act as neuten
ants:
Elock:-
175-Mrs. e. c. Van Doren.
1S0-Mrs. D. H. Barrett.
114-Mr. j. r. Skog.
f45-Mrs. S. A. Peterson.
l4s-Mrs. v. e. Peterson.
17s Miss Mary Lawler.
eOs--Mrs. ]. c. Busch.
| 113-Miss Helen Griebach.
23-Mrs. Eleanore Herbnsr.
l43-Mrs. Mcconnell.
150-Mrs. J. S. Walker.
174--Mrs. A. b. Grout.
149-Mrs. John Dumenil.
1s1-Mrs. A. H. Gale.
2os-Mrs. j. c. SchiebeI.'
30-Mrs. F. b. Singleton.
144-Mrs. A. o. Peterson.
1s3-Mrs. G. C. Scott.
2o4-Miss Emma Ester.
c2-Miss Emma Bindel.e
143-Mrs. C. NJ. Hart.
151-Mrs. P. H. Ffnnerty.
173-Mrs. VIM. Mosley.
1S2-Mrs. A. A. Yant.
25-Mrs. C. j. Schultz.
1s9-Mrs. Edw. Wa,smith, Jr.
l53-Mrs. Geo. Anderson.
1T0-Mrs. Mary Heplsr.
1S5-Mrs. j. A. Milestone.
202-Mrs. Fritz Glewe.
1A-Mrs. Alfred Anderson.
140-Miss Hannah Sheehan.
152-Mrs. F. NJ. Anderson. .
T1-Mrs. G. d. Clough
1S4-Miss Catherine Ewers.
203-Mrs. Sallie Thomas.
21-Mrs Gertrude Meister.
l4l-Mrs. Joseph O'Brisn.
Arch Square-Miss Harriet Solomon.
172-Mrs. Thomas Russell.
13s-Mrs. NJ. l.. Hoffman.
154-Mrs. H. A. Harrison.
169-Mrs. C. o. Schmidt.
1S6-Mrs. H. ]. Hit. ..
301-Mrs. c. F. Conradt
3A--Mrs. Geo. E. Radasch.
Mrs. Albert Burger.
Mrs. Jacob Schouten.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-27

FOR SALE-A brood sow with ten
fine pigs. F. D. Haubert, laos Main.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-27

FOR RENT-Two furnished bed
rooms, all modern convenlences.
5O6 North Third Phone Black-312.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-27
William F. UIrich.
Mrs. Avery.

The remains of Mrs Emma Lewis
Avery, whose remains were brought
here from St. Louis, received inter
ment at 8 o'clock this afternoon at
Oakland cemetery from the undertak-
ing parlors Of l. S. Ackley.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-27

near Keokuk. Wanted. wood chop
pers. Address 727 Morgan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-27

Il WILL SELL a good horse, good
single harness and fair surry for
$500. A. B. Hughes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-27

WANTED-Woman for general house
work. No washing. 213 Concert
street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-27

FOR RENT OR SALE-A seven room
cottage on Timea street, near Thir-
teenth Phone Red-499.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-27

RS give n
people. IN
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gentle, =
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!osolutely Z
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The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

HAMEI--oct. II. 1914, John. beloved
husband OF Mary and father Of Mrs
r Phalen, Mrs. Gus Johnson. Mrs
9. j.. Buckley, Mrs r. Donahue. OF
Joliet. Ill; Miss Dlisabsth ,Hamei. OF
Chicago. and Frank, William, John
James and Fred. OF Canada. Funeral
a aVs sssnGs. ia sso Grand River
Lso's church 1t . o'clock. Auto "a
Mt. Olivet
JoHNSON-Oct. 81. suddenly. william
aged 20 years. beloved husband OF
Grace Johnson (nse Lovejoy), dear
SON OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gearge Johnson
brother Of George and Mrs William
smits. Funeral from residence. SCI
Baldwin-avs., Saturday at $3.50 and
TO 81 Catherine's church at .. Burial
MoRRow-oct. 90. 1914. at 1os smith.
OF MarsSret l. and t SsiDsso 81 h Mrs q
A. Nauman and Clarence r. Morrow
and brother of r. A Morrow. Funeral
services from residence, Saturday at
1880 p. m.
MUNRo-oct a.. 1914. Marietta WIZ
liams, beloved wife OF Frank r.
Munro. mother of George Russell and
Frank Willis Munro. Funeral from
residence. s15 Hudson-avs., Saturday
at 1850 y. m. Intermsnt Woodlawn.
scHLOEMP-Oct 22. 1914. from resi-
dencs, SCI Ash-st. John J, aged q
schloemp. Funeral from residence.
Saturday Mt 2 p. m, sY
vOELkER-Oct. 81. at her home, 1871
Helen-ave.. Johanna, beloved wife Of
Ernest j.. mother OF Charles NJ,
Erna and Gerhard voelker. Funeral
saturday p. M. from residence
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
DEATH LIST.

Morris Elstsr. Harper hospital SO
years. emboiism: Albert Jonas. soc e
etsIia: Wiiii,.m 81 k year lSso%osor
dan. 2 months. broncho pneumonia,
leonard opaiswski. 1923 Il. Kirby, 1
months, entero colitis: Arthur Mackie-
VICE, % Adelle. IL months, msnin gitis
magust kowaisky ITO Mckinley, SO
ken, 517 Green. SIS years, pulmonary
ebscess; Fred Kowaiski. Grace hospi-
tai 4s years, .peritonitis; Ella Lucas,
y, steffes. Twelfth and HIN 10 vesrs
INQUEST pending: Edward Koip. sls RI
ward. ~ years, ,phthisisi George elem
ems. 2o4 Elisabeth IS years, heart
disease Adelbsrt Deacon. SIR Twenty
Nellie 3. Stuart. lsf Common - cath.
~ years. cerebral haemorrhage
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

Be {, ca I |ssnb' i0I. IS. 81; DO, sheep
], sold : q : ~ sylssf a Reason: Parker.
Is lbs y5.so; Magic 4 90. lambs 70,
Beef o. sheep "a. y. si-zs; DO . 100,
sheep "a. lz5. ~; do lambs 60. so. s7.so;
DO So. IS. 1880: kulL lambs SIS, so.
sofa T y asiss aI asms 81 "a s
Webb a. Co, sheep II. average weight
se lbs, t4.b0 per cwt.: do, Lambs 81, "a,
$780, Costello, lambs IA. 90, $3.50; do
%. IS. 81: do 10. 81, 1850; do ~. 50. So;
Maggie a Co. lambs is, SIS, ST.25; DO rs.
10, 1915; do 70. 81. 81; Parker. Webb
gan Beef Co. sheep IA. vs., si75; Maggie
rs. si.5O; do. lambs asa. rs. sTs5: do.
sheep 5. los. $3.50.
HOGS.
Bought by Hammond, Standish n
Co.: Bishop. Builen q Holmes. hogs
z7to. average weight 100 lbs. S740 per
ewt.; do 100. 100. s7.3S.
Bought by sullivan Packing Co. Roe
Com. Co. hogs 1s6. average weight 100
Bought by Parker, Webb n Co.: Ha-
ley a McMullsn, hogs SIS, average
weight 100 lbs. S7.t0 per cwt.; do $50,
$50. 1915: spicsr Reason. hogs, 4lo.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
MARX FORCES GET OUT
SNAPPY CAMPAIGN BOOK

About the snappiest, breeziest, and
best prepared campaign document
that has yet struck Detroit Is q lG-
page booklet credited to the Marx
for mayor club" but planned and
edited and designed BY that busy
little newspaper graduate. Edward r..
Fitzgerald, secretary 70 the mayor.
II IL booklet Illuminated with
photographs and cartoons, red ink
headlines and bulletins, and also H.
Illuminated by regular, honesttosood-
meas ideas.
II II q booklet that will make one
read and remember what II has TO
say, no matter what his political pref
erence In the mayoralty race.
Short on oratory and long on facts
with punch to them. the booklet ID
made up Of terse paragraphs. head
lined" with the true newspaper style
Of serving the meat at the top Of the
menu.
About 100000 OF the books WIN be
sent out within the next few days
making n really unnecessary TO 80
into detail abeut Tie contents.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Joseph Biiicki. ~; Fsiisa Robsrtkow-
ska. rs.
John J. Haracz. ~; Anna ciebien. 40
Edward Mandeli. Is; Bertha Rstenka
IL.
william woodhouse. 10: Mary Null
cere, 10.
Harry KinEsworth. 70; Sarah E.
Grochecka, 23
Victor dustafson. n. clara Lsgow-
sky. n.
Samuel Fozin, as, Detroit; Mary
Burta. ~, Highland Park.
Leslie Sharpe. 81; Ivy Kennedy, ~.
a.
Theme rnsms. g smith aans, . ...r Plymouth; cor'
George Morgan. ~ Highland Park;
Theresa Hun. 20, Columbus.
Joel Loystadt, 20; Anna Johnson. 20.
Frank Michaiski. Is; Julia rabacin-
ski. 10.
Nicholes Wallet. rs; Rosina Wild. 10.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
FERRIS KEEPS DATES
IN SPITE OF BAD WRECK

PORT HURON. Mich, Oct. 23.-
(Special.) lin spite OF the wreck OF
Gov. Ferris special train of two cars
Thursday afternoon three miles south
Of Croswell. he succeeded In reaching
Port Huron by automobile just In
time for the big night meeting.
OF the 80 men on the special train
when II left the tracks while going
80 miles an hour. no one was injured
except John Blackman, Of Saginaw,
the brakeman His injuries are not
serious.
Gov. Ferris addressed 10 outdoor
meetings Thursday In az many differ.
emit villages. His night meeting q,
the auditorium here was q big sue.
cess, the large building being packed.
He was enthusiastically cheered.
ut Is Of little interest to you who
Is governor so long as your money Is
not wasted" said he. and 30 long as
you get good government. / am not
spectacular and I do not play to the
galleries but II reelected, I will be as
I have In the past, governor Of all the
people all the times
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

- Duyail 4ts Fifteenth; n Carolan
W sbBr,,ookiyn; IL Haske. $50 Fulton
= - H4rds. woman's hospital; c. Bias
GIRLS.
w Freshney. 24t Fourth: j. Name
skl $50 Dsquindre; NJ Nowakowski. $50
superior; j. Starke. 10s waterloo; O.
sausiaugh, all Farnsworth: b. .Lwen
osra o. Home; T. shereda. 2sl Nit
enen; j.: Woodbridge, asa Beaubisn; o
sheridan; L. saciens, Tia diadwin; y
Augustine. N15 Scotch; L. Dudicz
Momanis hospital: A shooshanian
Woman's hospital; o. Thomaschsfsky
u tvy Lson:rd y Trus, 7si Riopslis; 9
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

FARM BARGAINS

fromc
Of
so
home
well fenced and psrfes condition price mn. e 80
sod barn and
stx
good buildings Of ell drained ana IN perfect
sS fAKE YOUR sosfE o.
- = TRosu.Ey WILSON co. cADIIIxc ssss. - v,-... s.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
BIRTH LIST.
BOYS.

nacii, iiIl Eimwood; 8. sobczenski
SEQ Milwaukee; A. RIeppa. l2o Newton;
A wojczyk. 2 Adler, s: wisniewski,
Smith. 1851 Grand-blvd.; a. Hale. Pro-
whence hospital; E. Pattenande, 1s<
Porter; d. Macdonald. 13s Lyman: A.
Ivanowich. 725 Thirty-thlrd; J. Kar-
hurst. M. West, Ios Keniiworth: NJ,
sein, z27 Russell; p. Damrow. 100
Beard: +. oosneii, Providence hospital;
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Get 2s.LClose: Liverpool
nad lower prices at the opening. but
this country did not follow. The feel
strong and prices advanced.
liverpool quoted wheat futures low
sr. but a good demand and firm mar
were In good request. while Manitobas
were quoted a little lower In the early
trading. English millers continue Inn
portant buyers and dealers In Liver
pool figure that American exports will
decrease Arrivals at United Kingdom
ports continue heavy, but England Is
exporting Hour TO the continent Buy
srs were not anxious TO secure wheat.
believing the recent advance had been
toe. rapid. Argentine weather Is again
bad for wheat
Italy Is in the American market as
sharp buyer OF wheat and reports
from all over the country show heavy
export buying. They have taken prac-
coast and are buying in Detroit. The
wheat going out OF this market recent
ly has been all on hurry-up foreign
ara sy.r yney msn ns a.n
the seabdard without delay. Z The news
- the same from all ports os-A.e coun-
wss have thsf orders sS
Receipts are well sustained and
farmers are said 70 be willing. to sell
small and Il Is admitted that the wheat
crop OF the Canadian northwest 10
short.
greater part OF the day and closed at
an advance OF ole.
Corn advanced Ic, beans lost Sc and
cioverseed declined 15c.
Wheat quotations; Cash No. red
s114: December opened unchanged at
SLIM. advanced to sl.1Sh and closed
az si:lsH May opened at si;.tx and
No Q whifa i ear n 91.0S
No .. 7sci No: s yellow. car at 7sc;
. No. a yellow. 7sc.
white. car at sohc: No. white.
rye: Cash No. Q. s2c.
s;s1 s.s ana and Pete be-
cioyerseed: Prime spot, ss7s; Decem.
. Der. $3.50: March. 1910; sample red: IL
1850: sample alsike. 10 bags at sT.75.
T T,1.9t p Prime .s spot s. ss
al. HsssiRsss os s S Ss. d % sa
sna rss q nay %!shdrsws i We're ,sss
SS: q 0S ana s 1899 sS q q . .ass sse Sss
are ar 8 sss'see Su of'swhest. 1850 bu Of
corn. 1850 .bu. Of oats. 1900 Blu Of
barley and $3.50 bu OF rye.
600 bu. against 100000 bu a year age
Exports Of wheat and Hour Friday
s''Efxpoft sales OF wheat this week are
aid TO make q total Of / 0 900. 900 blu.
ReceIpts of wheat Friday: South
wssS 30; Minneapolis. 800 cars,
ssainst ys5; Duluth. sOl cars, against
al: Winnipeg, asa cars. against sss:
Chicago. ils cars. against a.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO Oct 2s.--opening -
wheat: December up Nc; May. down
&c. Corn; December up Nc: May up
&c. OATS: December up &c; May up
&c Provisions: Steady to easier.
:" Noon--wheat: December up INC;
NAY up &c S Sas. R bsesmSsr UP UP ss:
cToSSt--Wheat: December mp ixc;
May up ne. Corn; December up Ne:
May up &c Provisions: Firm and
higher.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
NEW YORK PRoDucn MARKET.

\ NEW YORK, Oct. 23.--F'lour. Quiet
s ns fa s4d f9na o misd,e m sss,
S10.55@1e.s5. Sugar: Raw, easy: CEN
trifugai 90 test. s4.fs; muscovade. 80
test S3.81; refined, weak: cut loaf.
1890; crushed, 1850 powdered, 500:
i on spot, sxs. T cano p sn I 81 Y
SIS q soc: clover. .soc GSi Dressed poui-
1s@25c; fowls lao zoe: .ducks. 1sh %
Ito Live poultry: Weak: geese. lac;
ducks. = !, q. ise; fowls isX Siss; turk =.
broliers, 1s@1tMc. Cheese: Steady;
state milk. common to specials. liz
l5hc: skins. common TO special "a
Butter: Firm; receipts, 5,777; cream
cry. extra s2cs state dairy tubs, 22g
3ohc; imitation creamery nrsts, - -
24c Eggs: Steady; steady: receipts,
1o573: nearby white fancy. 500 SIC:
nearby mixed fancy, as0asc; fresh
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
NY TO CK s

stocks7 our clipteis had this Qusstfon
answered Tor them just q short time
ago. send for our booklet oontaining
10 buy" & 10 free
Address Dept. Dbl Of the DABSON
sTATisTfCAL ORGANIZATIONS. En-
Lsrgsst orsanisatiOn Of its class u
the u. q
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
S ssss.' / a Sie' !

,,n Cash with order. II charged 70 .
e. e ss.s ,.: a, rs s:.. i. q:
as.ssn::' 'ys s.,s' ERIK TO c.rs s'.'; &
and all Ads precsdins Nsis Helm
=, nirths. Deaths. Cards OF Thanks ana
sssnng Noticss-Minimum charge. $50
~ - words or less. Over % words
word.
Observation-Disclosures charge. SOC. 800
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
LlvESTOCk
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK

NDunning stevens.)
EAST BUFFALO. ". y. Oct. 2g.--Cat-
tie, 500 head; market. dull; choice 10
prime native shipping steers. 1850 to
Ss.7sQs.is: plain and coarse. yS.2s q
s.5oi Canadian steers, 1900 TO 1850 lbs,
3s@s.2b; Canadian steers, 100 to 1900
lbs. S7.5o@T7s; choice 20 prime handy
steers, natives, 3s.26 q $50: fair TO good.
yeariings, ss@s.7s: prime fat keavry;
hetfers. S7.75Qs: good butchering heif-
ers. t707.60; light do. s9s25@s.7b; best
heavy fat cows, te.a5@67b: good butch
ering cows, S6.6oQ575; Gamers and
o $50 good do. Ssis0s.5o: best stock
ers. yS.6oQe.7S; common to good, $3.50
a6; best bulls. te.75076o; good killing
bulls, t6@G50; stock and medium bulls,
sos; best milchers and springers, us
geo; good do. sss0ss; common. Sst0
Hogs. 5000 head; steady; heavy and
workers.. S7.GB o.: pigs, s76726.
Sheep; 1000 head; market. slow; top
lambs. esIoQG1St yearlings. lsQ67s:
wethers. 1915 u 30; ewes, $<.16@6.50.
Calves. S6611.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
CLEyELAND LIVE sTOCK.

ceipta $500; steady to Sc lower; york
sEs and mixed. !1.so: pigs and lights.
~: mediums. Sl.es; royshs $3.50 0sss;
slow and steady. Sheep and lambs:
Receipts, 30 cars: steady; lambs. 1870
top. Calves: Receipts. 226; irm; top,
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.--Money on call,
six per cent: time money. six per cent
for six months: mercantile paper. 61sc c.
f3ar silver; London, 20 ILLS pence; do.
New York. lsxc. Demand sterling:
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

The following firms are privileged
TO execute orders on the Exchange:
H. W. Noble q Co, w. Z. Moss q Co..
Lewis q. Gorton. w. Il. Reilly q Co..
Geo. NJ West a Co., III. =. Warren a
Co, VIM II. Rose & Co. w. A. Neer q
Co.. w. b. Mclaughlin.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
p pss slow SSaas ' higher i1 missa mad and
;ssi eryYspEh pl s:.y casf,. fks s
Sssys:. jSiS6lo.So: cows and heifers..
-. 20 Q9.6o; stockers and feeders, 5000
f.so; Texans, $500 @e.so; calves. t7Qlf.
sheer RsestSs;s 1900 market ssssSy
lambs, 3S1o0Lss; western. &e.256Lss.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

.a lGlf1S :s:~s; ,.ssisss NAY Il. .l az
f ssRe os!: 6sss: SOY S d: bsssm iss:
- s::s s:sz - w. dz: ss'ss '''''''
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
JOBBING PRICES.

300; baked beans, lib. 30 ~ soc; Lima
i .,an Sa Soc corn Table sS Sss.. Veins ss
standard 81 baked baked 500 ss' Zoe. un Salmon mon
sss. tail $40 n nt :isS; A Hnms
toes si;io; Marrowfat peas. 81 early
June; sl.so: sifted. eafiy June. si.lo
resd--yobblng prices in ioo-ib sacks:
middlinss sas; cracked corn. $50; corn
patsS SsssJ ~ aa prices Best niestT an,
patent $50 p SSrs sbi Is In Sapsr sscss
Hardware Nails, s1ssb case: anneal.
60 wire. $50 case, painted barbsd
gauge, ss; Is gauge. ts,is: a. gauge.
single BIT Sfonsed axes. sfss per doc.
sai e sh: ssuss s'; s, sns s.ns s;:ssss;
Is gauge, $40; Carriage bolts, small,
7sc. 10 and s per cent on list: large
Ioc and 10 on: machine bolts, small. 50
Provisions--Mess pork, s22; family,
s24025; clear backs. $40 ga. smoked
ls%s: .hosiSsr., ise; p pksi hams. &c:
Kettle rendered rendered i AZ n b. ''sf'e''
= ssgsrs-Correeted daily by w: H
SO: do, 5-lb., $3.50: eagle tables. ssio:
cut loaf, $3.50 cubes. 1895; xxx pow
dered, 1895: standard powdered, $3.50:
graduated. extra coarse, $3.50: granu-
25-ib. cottons. 1855; crystal domino
gran. Alb. and 5-lb. cartons. In cases.
1850: crystal domino. gran. HF cases,
$50; diamond 4. $3.50; confsetioners
$3.50; No. 4. Se2s; No. 8. 1870. No. ..
u. 80; No. Il. sos: No Il, ;s.ss; No.
beet granuiated. Ss.aB per ioo-ibs
household powd., Is. 4s to case. $3.50
per case.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
BUrrER AND EGGS.

lsutter-Creamery extra, soc; firsts.
CSC; dairy. 1sc; packing stock. lsc
Exss-Fresh receipts. cases included,
frsts. 14c; current receipts. 22kc per
doz. Receipts. 7s4 cases.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

PRODUCE MARKET


Commission men had nothing new II
the way Of prices to report this morn
ing. Receipts OF poultry were not -
heavy and the market was correspond
who failed TO clean up are feeling de
eidediy weak on the poultry situation
Butter Is steadily firm. Eggs ar
a. S,,, at the adyapse Po,,t9ss ar z,
supplied with apples and pears, ans
moderately so with grapes. and In al
cases quotations are unchanged iron
yesterday.
Apvles-New. IS % soc per bu.; y2.25 q
per Dbl: box apples. si.as02.
essss.sEooed shipping stock. si.sa
l.s.s",prlsd L,mas. 7xose per h.;
cahhege-soe@ 100 per Dbl.
c css.,ssy;;,EnSo Gsse per aos- "a !, as,
Cnssse-whoiesais prices; Michisan
iimburEsr, is0 lac; domestic Swiss, 80
Sorns is%e Ssiits ssi.iss IL Sisa 'n Is
erssss:sis.EsSSs,sDD ' Pc. r. Dbl; :, pc,
I ps.se.;nlPsrslan. new. Ig!nc; Tsrds.
Drcssed caives-Fancy, is0l4c;
common. Ito lie 10. !.
9sOc per bu.; green onions. isMo per
dox-; radishes, 10c per doz.: green
beans: .sc per bu.; green corn. home
srown. ssg7oe aaek: wax beans, home % : ; |;
bu.. lettuce. .5oasoe bu.. spinach. SOC
lettuce. G0i .as per hamper; hot house
euSa%ssr g;r de N,.s.ra.
ls6i7c per s-ib. BASKET; ponies. ITO
1ac; California, Sl.a5Ql.4o per crate.
1rape Fruit "a @ 4.6s per crate.
amber. 10 iis ID; sstraetsd. 10 sc ID.
Hsy-Detroit shippers are paying the
foliowins prices for baled hay In car
l ns. Ds's ssanas Mc ts'ypiHs tssS
ana %, straw. HST'to ' per ton.
srs.S ss sids: ,s. sar No. is cured s bulls.
veal kip. tie; No. green veal kip. lsc;
No, cured murrain. isc; Nc, ! cured
ser.. 80 $3.50 90 No green sors ssif ,sss 49, no.
hides, &c offi No kip and calf lMc
or; sseep-skins. as to amount Of wool
Lemons---california. gI5o@s per box
Limes-$1@l.25 per box.
or.n.ss-californis Ssieneias ss.so
o.,sn.Mss esoo per loo.iD sack;
Spanish. sl.25 per crate.
Pe.r.-ordinary. 750s1.as per bu.
in esr Iss: so per sacs
Pouitry.-springs, 13Ql3hc; live
ROSTERS, Toe; geese. is0i4c; ducks,
lac; turkeys, 1S@l9c ID.
sweet Potatoes-virgInfa. Sass01.+0
per Dbl: soc per bu.: Jerseys, $500
Pineapples- Florida. Ss.5o04.oo per
crate.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

cgeASo cs a, ,, ASI smoy y wSs.s
- 4 little easier on the early trades
today. with lite change In ~, pri Ice.
~ lacked support from any quarter.
yrorn was phade to NC higher. Ar
ssnfine quotations were higher and
,hsre Wa svfdsnce that the unsettled
vsoets were IN fair demand and prices
~srs a shade higher. for both months.
provfsions were steady 90 q shade
>ssicr. with little doing early In the
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

PIANos-Bsst maisss grsatsst assort.
sas:ssss dsipsifG ssSs. s.swsss.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

A.A.A-A-A.A-LUNB
Full stock. both new and used sAth.
shingles. doors. windows. etc. Plum
bling goods. hot afr furnaces. steam
radiators. iron pipes, rubber roonne.
paint. plaster board. stc-. ~ lowest
prices. - VI
Union HOUSEKEEPING Co.
FORT. NEAR 14TH WEST 1904
The Detroit times., 1914-10-23

hf1l.F WANTED-MALG-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-15
REJECTED BOARDER
TRIES ACID REVENGE
Misses Woman Subway Employe,
but Throws Liquid in Face
of Pursuing Guard.

Miss Addie Niffen, B. r. T. ticket
seller at the Essex and Delaney SITS.
loop. looked up as a man came in front
OF the window yesterday just in time
TO dodge quantity OF muriatic acid.
Some Of it burned her hand and she
screamed, arresting the attention Of
Patrick Heffernan, a platform man.
The woman recognized her assailant
as he ran as William Clark, a former
boarder. Heffernan pursued Clark up
the stairs 10 the street, and was close
on his heels when Clark saw Traffic
Patrolman Hennessy blocking his way
He turned and threw the remainder Of
the acid full in Heffernans face.
Hennessy grabbed the man and sub
dued him. Heffernan, blinded, sa'
moaning on the subway stairs, until
an ambulance came and took him to
Gouverneur Hospital He made g,
charge of felonious assault agains.
Clark. his face is badly burned, and
he may lose the sight of one eye.
Miss NiGen said that she thought
Clark sought revenge because, some
months ago, she asked him to leave
her house after he had INDUCED in q
long spree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-15
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Transfer, and Assignments.

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