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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05
MORALS SQUAD WILL
WATCH POOLROOMS

Eight members Of Inspector John y
Downey's morals squad were sent ont
Thursday morning, TO visit every pool,
room In the city, and notify the pro.
prietotS that they must obey to the
letter the ordnance forbidding them
from harborins minors, and forcing
them to close their places at o'clock
each morning.
III any minors are found In any OF
the places visited. complaints will be
made" said Inspector Downey, ''ano
warning will be served on every pro-
prietor that no must live up TO the
law"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05
JILTS RICH HONDURAN
FOR CABARET SINGER

NEW ORLEANS, March 6.-Miss
Margaret Kingston. II, engaged to
Joaquin Bonilla, con Of the former
president Of Honduras, who offered
his son quarter Of million dollars
to give her up, e1oped with Billy
Stone, . cabaret singer, and II today
his wife. Bonills had advanced her
the money for her trousseau.
"Ish ka bibble" was her only com.
ment when asked about the Tilted
sutton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05
HOLD FUNERAL SERVICE
FOR LOST SUBMARINE

PLYMOUTH. Eng, March E.--With
impressive ceremony . funeral service
was read today for the IL man who per.
ished with the lost submarine AT.
hope Of recovering which has been
abandoned by the admiralty. While
the burial rites OF the Anglican church
were read aboard the cruiser Forth.
standing By over the spot in Plymouth
Sound where the AT II supposed TO
be buried IN the sand. 4 duplicate
service was read IN the Royal Navy
barracks at Koyham.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05
ADMITS THEFT, BUT
NOT HOMICIDE CHARGE

Harold Swanson. 20 years old. ~.
rested by Chief Of Police ssymour. II
the Ford factory, Thursday, admitted
that he was wanted for larceny "a
Escanabs. but smilingly den1ed that
he was = homicide suspect.
II broke into . trunk and stole Z
bottle Of whisky" 10 sald.
Detective Tom Lally soceivod 3 let
ter from Escanaba. asking that swan
son b arrested On . charge Of ~.
ceny, and - . ''h0mict6o" suspect.
Police received no details g The a.
logged homicide.
swanson u : farmer from 0lad-
stoaoL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05
LIVESTOCK

MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDa
DETROIT. Mich. march k.-Canneru
others. lower. Prices RANGED q FOL.
ISoc = 100 ls:. \. Ss.sS: ehoiss
good butcher steers and heifsrs
ssSs s% ess.n n,l: cows. .a sssd e;
40, common TO prime shipping bulls
3i0s.5o: light batchsrs and heavy
s:ss:s ns1I stSSh i.s snd
ssss:s.::a 3. I:sSss: v..i s' ss sS:
pull sna :iow; el.Iity fair: shOics
s" sheep ana i.%. tss 3 i.s s
killers. -e2.7S03.es: culls. 1503.sO per
cwt. Hogs: Dull and slow: quality
ss'r Prim: m NED, rsr and fss Yorssrs
e7.so97.70 per cwt
EAST DUrFALo.
Dassisg = stsvsns' Lave stssk RsDsrs.
EAST BUFFALO. ". r.. March So
catsls: Esss'Pts 100 cessL market
ns.lys Ss: a. ~ s sS s. s.dsiS.
:s..r:. n..is:.. s'.ssS s fancy $500; ysse.
!ns' .1 ssDy Si: i;sS 81. T G:a.Sa
steers. 1850 90 l.zs0 lbs, Ss0ass; do.
1850 TO 1880 lbs, S7.6O9s.7t; fair TO
good steers. 1000 to LOO lbs. y5.2t q
7.66: extra good cows, $G7S013e; best
cows ee062e; butcher cows QeQt.eo:
cutters. o49S0A6o; trimmerS, 3l8A1S;
very common old rims. 9304to; best
hsifers. e,.2e37.ee: medium butcher
hsifera. yS.2e0s.7S; light butcher heff-
ers. $685.. stock hsifers. S6.7E06;
best feeding steers dehorns. jO.iS67;
fair to good do. 9e3s0G7S; fancy
steers. fs2s3sbo: common light stock
steers. $b.s00S: extra good gulls. eS.35
a $50; bologna bulls. Ss.508s: stock
BULLS. common TO good, yB0S: best
milchsrs and springerA efS @SS: me-
90. $500 ' 80
Hogs: Receipts, 5000 head: market.
steady; heavy and workers. ss.1s: pigs
sheep. Receipts. 5000 head: market
slow: heavy and workers.. 1915; pigs
gas: wethers. ss.25 0s.s0: ewes. $3.50
calves: S5aic
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION sToCK YARDS. CHICAGO
March s.--Hogs: Rsceipts $4,000;
market, slow. Sc lower: mixed and
ASS $50: PISS tsss6Ss c2ssic:
Receipts. $500: market, steady q
hsifsss. tsssSsss: ssscisfs s SSS feed ca !.
siv.. ,sS Sheep. Sheep: R.ds ai1sSiSass.
oee; market sssady to ARA: nasivo.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05

Contributions totaling tl.077.25 were
received In the - hours ending Ut
noon. Thursday. In the endeavor OF
the Detroit Tuberculosis sanatorium
to secure $50. 900. before March 10. for
Z new hospital unit.
The complete program for the Gar.
rick tbeater matinee. Friday. for the
benefit Of the sanatOrtum 10 - fol-
lows:
Part /: Friendship lodge Ministries.
Part .: Leo Roberts. eccentric
dancer: Miss Dorothy Hammond.
courtesy Of the Peg o Ny Heart"
company: Sig. Giuseppe Bartolotta.
tenor; Thurst0n. magician. courtesy
Of Mr.. Thurston and the Lycsum the
alter: Frank Burbeck. dramatic recita.
ton. courtesy Of the Peg o. Ny
Heart" company: Miss Elsa Ryan,
song. courtesy Of the Peg O. Ny
Heart" company; Arthur Russell.
basso; Mr.. Russell and Sig BartolottA,
duet.
Flowers will be sold by . commit
tee OF girls under the direction Of
Mrs. John T. Brodhead. The flowers
have been donated by the Michigan
Cut Flower Co.: B. Schroeter, the
Bemb Floral Co.. e. A. Fetters and J.
81 eitmeyer's Sons.
Motion picture exhibitors are max.
ing extensive preparations In many Of
the houses for special features for
Tuberculosis night. March y. Flower
girls. candy booths and other carnival
attractions will be In evidence In ad-
dition to the volunteer talent OF De-
tr0lt entertainers added to the reg
ular bills OF some Of the houses.
In the Clay-ave. theater. tho Pack.
ard hand has volunteered its SER
vices In addition to lawrence Ander.
son, soloist: the Sutton trio. singers;
and the usual Ave reels Of pictures.
The house stan for the evening n .
volunteer stan made up Of the fol-
Il wing citizens: Charles b. Calkins,
manager OF the Clay.ave. branch OF
the Michigan Savings bank, box
once: L. r. MorningBtar. accountant
1T the same bank, head usher: Harry
u. Bates. Of Schneider Z Bates. door
man: william King. manager North
eastern Review, house oAlcer: Clay.
ton Powell, stage manager: candy and
flower grin, Celia Rosenburger, Alice
Wiltshire. Helen Richardson. Clara
Brien. Violet Anderson. Jean Ander-
SON. Exer1ne LEVINE and Florence
HeWotoue.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05
KELLY.THAINE ARMIES
ROUTED BY OFFICERS

OAKLAND. CAL, March 6.--When
the ION to Washington armies" Of idle
men. commanded by ''0eperal''
Charles Kelly and william Thorns
awoke today IN their camps. near
here. they found themselves sur.
rounded BY zoo policemen and depu.
ties carrying rifles. The blue coats
ordered the armies to hike The
Thorne men yielded and were herdsd
upon box cars and sent to Contra
Costa county.
Kelly, however, was defiant. declar.
Ing he would die before he would
leave the vicinity until willingly. His
army" supported him and there are
prospects Of Z fight, but negotiations
looking TO 'psaceful evacuation"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05
HAARER SAYS
INCINERATlON
PLAN IS BEST
Former d. p. w. Head In Last
Report, Just Filed, Advocates
Building Two Plants
FAvORS TESTING BRICK
WHERE THEY'RE MADE
Proves Self "After" Prophet BY
Predicting Saving On Asphalt
Paving

Jacob ]. Haarer, former commits.
sioner Of public works. recommends
incineration a. the best method OF
garbage disposal In his last annual
report. covering the fiscal year en-.
Ing June 30, 1913, the preface Of
which he has just transmitted to the
common council. George H. Eenkell
Haarer's successor, il asking this
year for Q 100000 reduction plant.
being satisfied that q reduction plant
Will be more eficient and economical
than an incinerating plant.
The question Of garbage disposai
by the city came up during Haarer's
term OF once. and his department was
allowed 100000 for the purpose OF
installing IN incinerating plant. the
bids for which are still being held up
BY the council. Haarer suggests that
the plant be built Immediately and
that IN additional amount be asked
for aonther plant to meet the needs
OF . rapidly growing city.
In his communication Haarer
makes reference to q method Of test
Ing paving bricks. In the plants Of
the manufacturer to save the cost and
Inconvenience Of making the inspec-
tons after the bricks have been de.
Mvered on the streets. This scheme
has already been recommended by
Commissioner Fenkell In Q recent
to the council accom-.
panying his bids on paving brick.
Haarer also predicts . saving Of from
10 to Is cents q square yard on as
phAlt paving, basing HIS prediction on
the established reliability Of Cali
fornia and Mexican asphalts, which
can be purchased at q lower figure
than the trust-controlled natural pro-
ducts which the city has used In the
past. Here again Commissioners Fen
kell has already demonstrated the
truth OF his predecessors statements.
90 the bids on asphalt, received sev-
eral weeks ago. showed net reduc-
ton Of $3.50 ton due to tariff
changes. Commissioner Fenkell has
also anticipated Haarer's rec0mmen-
dalton for the purchase Of more mo-
tor trucks to haul asphalt.
Referring to the collection Of gar
bage, q matter that gave Haarer .
great deal of trouble during his term
In once. his communication says:
There should be and undoubtedly
VIII be q great Improvement In the
methods Of collection garbage and al.
ley refuse. The city building In.
spector condemned the garbage barn
In 1911. This made Il necessary for
me, 70 rent . temporary loading sta
ton and to erect tents for the care
Of the horses.
by the frst of the year 1919 We
were In our new barn, equipped with
electric cranes and modern devices
for the handling Of garbage. We also
purchased two auto trucks for the
collection Of garbage. which have
been and are great beneAt TO the
efnciency Of this part OF the depart.
ment's work."
In his communication. Haarer does
not mention cre0sote block pave
ments or the question Of sewage.
both Of which engaged much Of his
time and attention.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05

Mrs. Maria NcKianslI, widow Of
the nate Peter AlcIlinnsll u dead II
her resideuco, No. ~ Hast Grand
blvd. Mr.. NcKinnol1 Was born IN
Laneholm. Dumfrieshirs. Scotland,
Sept. -. 1883. and came 10 this conn
try With her husband y 1871. loeat'
ing IN Detrolt u 1874 She wac
member q the Calvary Presbytessan
church for many years. 9he leaves
three chillren. Meroaret. Robert and
Anpie May. The funeral will b held
from the residence. Saturday after
nooA q 1870 O'clock. with intefmsnt
n Woodmoco cometoey.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05

The heirs Of Meysr nromberg have
brought suit befoeU Judge West, IA
circuit court, 20 secure 11y0oo. the face
OF a insurance policy n he Norm
American Insui aucs Co Coroner bur.
CESS rep0rted the death Of Brombeeg
as suicide and the company rsfuood 20
pay Ne policy. The hoiTD hold thas
his death was natural ooes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05

The VIII Of Fl. L. enoWdea Ne up
held by Judge Hanl4y, n Dsobafs
court, Thursday. after heirs nad It
tackled its provIsious- The Win Ieet
oaly $4,000 ana a lntoeUst = the
homestead 70 Mr.. onow11n. alfhougt
che claimed the estate = worth ol1,Uoo
10 cash. In addition - ne .bepssesod.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05

KnIck---Does the dentist drill your
teeth?
Knack--Yss: but he cant make
them act rieht.-Judge.
An ono, boy IN Atlanta. Co.. grew
tired Of sedaling bic bicycle. and at-
ted up . sail and mast out q . cur
tain and its pole. He eaiaed down the
main street. causing . panic n the
traGc. until . cross curreut Of wiad
from SIDE strooe sent hin spsaw1inO.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05
MAN Is ACCUSED OF
RUNNING BLIND PIG

Alex. Nelson. OF No. 1861 SOFTEN
ave-. whom the police have long sus-
pected Of running . blind pdg." was
caught with the goods. Thursday. By
FStrCfmen Kunath and Hays and lock-
Cd up. Several cases Of beer found
On the premises were seised
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05

s S:- s:s.S Si beam. HYlS :i Ins
10; s,.nS.r see. 't TiD!. 's Sss,.. iii
:s.nssrd. d; e:s:1 ssS! lee s:inss::
lcSa HE a Ai..k SKA p,n n Lis TonS.
jsns ii.so: sifssa early juss. Si.N
yssS Jcesing prices in ieo-lA
S37.e0: nns miodllngs. $40; coarse corn
msa .s a. SfaS Sss .o corn. 30; corn ana
saa patent ys.3s; sscon4 patent. u;
sss.ss ISIS Der DSssSs re- a! &c. :. :Saaa
q wire. S1.So case: painted barbsd
'r s.ar sosss Sc s.ssi Ill., : ssss
:;nsss s,s srosseS :s:s - ~ p:r d s::
s aSc !! :n: ..u: :s:; si & sPS s.a g s5
- su .sna D.i s ssss1 81 ,s sc'i i:rs :-
sss = Iii n :s: l..s so's f. ana
..r.::i.s.s:-Msss pork ss.; fsmlly.
sI.i Sr,. S:s. ~ s picnic
hAmS i3M0iic; bacon. 1sM6l7Kc:
lard In tisfSs@ ilxc: ksttis rsndsrsd
-. 5.s. - scsorr.ss.a sa.ly ~ v: =
~: o. st, sls 1.ss; E s ts e e:
Ssred. E.sC: Sr:aSisscd, extra cesrss
srssalsssd. st.iS. eostons. tai: cry:
ssa dG e cs:. sras ie cr ere Ss
;.SS: confsstionsrs' - W.Ss: Ns. q
..;;se: No. s St;;s.; No. = ~; re. e
6.st: no. u. SS.is: No ID. Sitt: non.
- 60 casa 421o per CASA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05
GUN CARRIERS ARE
FINED BY COURT

Five gun-toters were fined S2S each,
with 90-day alternatives, BY Judge
Connolly. Thursday. They were: Jo-
Seph 6ruska, John Woda. Sam Buyer
in, John 10th, and Louis Macy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05

A Jury In Judge Mandell's court,
Wednesday, returned q verdict Of No
cause for action IN the suit brought
by the estate Of Elmer KiTn against
the drug firm Of Slmons 9 Cooper,
The plaintiff alleged that . preGcs1p.
ton was wrongly prepared By the
druggists and that - . result Kim
died Of poisoning. It was shown that
death was due 20 Tuberculosis. An
analysis BY County Chemist Clark, oi
the medicine furnished Mr.. Kirn
showed 70 be exactly what vas pre-
scribed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05

:sssss.ssss: western $685.; lambs
Evnl.AAp LivE sr0ck;
Receipts. 1,00o: market SC lower: mix
Cd and yorkera oS.So: hsaviss and pigs
eS-so. Cattle: Receipts. cars; steady
g s1hss g sad lambs: Receipts, 81 s Ssrs'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05
AFFORD TriaI otarta. Thur.dav.

AiIors Trial starts, Thursday.
Elm0r All0r. once prominent De-
troit attorney. brought back here. .
wreck from liquor. after being fugi-
tive. IN California, from = charge OF
smbexzling money from 2 client, will
be placed on trial before Justice
Carney, Thursday afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05

Wee, DUt--
Guest (at anniversary dinner) -You
belong to one branch Of the hosts
family, believe?
Poor Relation belong to the
branch that never had any plums on
lie.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05

Edward 7. Fitzgerald, mayors sec
retary, will recommend that the H.
csnse Of the poolroom at No. 1855
Michigan-avs., the proprietors Of which
were recently fned 800 IN the ~
corcsr's court, b revoked By the may
or @ his return 20 the city. The 20
live have Informed Secretary FiteOer
aid that the poolroom u . thieves
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05

N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE

NEW YORK METAL.
NEW YORK. March 5.--The metal
exchange closed weak. Spot copper
SlaseoN. Lead. Sssbot.os.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05

Now They 0ont opeak.
The discussion between the two
friends had become heated.
But any donkey can zee that ~
marked one Of them.
That's where you have the advan.
|tage,s was the others polite ~
joinder.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05

Oats. Cash. .sHc; MAY. .sAs; JUS,
Cash tss sssso; April. $40; Oct. SS.2s.
Aisike: Cash. $1,000. Timothy; cash
Oa40. Butter. Eggs and Hay; uu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05

First Jeweler--Aren't you afraid to
leave thoN diamonds In front win.
dow ut night?
Second Jeweler-Not with my
scheme. Just before 90 home I put
In little sign on them reading. ANY
thing In this window 10 cents"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05
PRODUCE MARKET

and live poultry this morning. Calves
were tribe lower In price, and the
s sssS a. Receipt Receipts Of eggs wsrs Also
ON the Increase, and while the market
will be governed somewhat by that
IN tn large esntsrs; the local hu, sSnos !.
holding steady. and the market ~
whole was unchanged.
Apples-No. 1. ysos: No. T. 2sQ!.ss
per Dbl: western box apples ss.ss0s''
sesssas-ooea shipping stock. si.ss
~ sss.s~prisS t,mas. 7o7xe per ID,
S:;.., c.itosnR sr , srss Pc.
crate; % 9 sss p !. a, So. 49, ~,
o.S, 3 ~: Sssr hass'fss
iim6urssr, iI3iSc: domsstie swisA
icet horns i;SisSs: daisies. i5S
sds%c per 10: tron.dsry, Si.se esa
Ir::.sS n,ss-Lasht. ii0iae; heavy
io Sr..s.S Sst c. az Fancy. Aol4mo
SIgs Imported. is0lsc H.: Call
fornia, S5c per box.
E:s. y :::s:;;l.eiai i::. pepper.
sa aasSss PEI os i 81 8; esss =; as:
IsS ser f SS seer ess d..
tomatoes. hothouss. 1ovssc per ID:
isSss. soel5c per dS.: head lettuce
Grsp: ffssis-~stSt so per box,
S S:sssF FANCY wS;,s. ' new S:s iigol.s,
pSsT .sps:4: q: Il:
following prices for balo0 hay In car
lots, {. Q. b. Detr0it: No. ! Timothy,
iS0iS.s0; standard 4llQlA50i Nn &
ek, s misS. N I;' r.. :sl:x
i59SJs: wheat and cst straw. S7V
~ Ssl r. No 4 cured. .i4Ke: No, !,
*:ssn: i No. l s.ssa f Ssll s sSs No. s
s ssp. i4e: No. I eur:4 %srr.in. iie; Ne
o aSi Ne HS ssi'S ss ss
SsSe. No. horse. 1aIe: No, seilew.
kip ana c.if: iYe .os; :hs:pskin =
70 :..s... q :Hsa ssgsS. c.,sor-
LL.:ss-ai Giss ger boz; boz. .....,
No Os.n.ssCe,C,ss y rn navs,@ Wow
Snss.:-7.iiSu S,s ss 80 per s.cx
SIPe sssse.: &c Sots. track Detroit, in
New s.smSa:. ss r. Oa Sn q
.PTin3s al ,tas: oys, = x 0,se: s::.s;
IL Is'; s:s. s'as asss II!
risssPSies-SsseS4 per crate.
ss:ss F.sss.,! Sss sssfiisi Kin dried
TsiEew-No. !. &c: No. 4 sxc h
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05

Charity Work.
ri wish you would join our band
OF charity workers."
"Oh. l couldn't tramp around IN the
slums."
"You don't understand. We play
bridge for charity and give tango
teas"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05

my pa has more automobiles In
his garage than your pa has In his"
boosted Johnny JOnes.
"Yes." retorted Sally Smith. "but
mamma has more eggs In her ice box
than your ma has In hers"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05

Try 70 and oeo.
Pugilist-Why, Blu61ey can't light.
I don't believe he could put baby to
sleep.
Newwed--No, neither do I. There
Il NO man who can put . baby to
sleep.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT, Mar. g.-Close: Wheat
SLOWS little inclination to get out OF
Is: ms m:r.s y: 'p:9 .Sssus on
news. foreign er domestic and bust
.o hIss:s:is.S e xh.a. :. wlan.p.F y:
: ss s k avn ss0S sf:s r .n
While other spring wheat points are
sho!ing UP very we'll. Winter wheat
ssr go re vheh s = than r.n.,,
sro@ the nae winter wheat crop OUT
e0ooneing - much Bears refuse 60
ss' = a..s. isT n. .' injury se !: "
ereat enough ana reports do not cover
ytds snough tsrrltery 70 give the
49, $500; IS! much strength and conditicna
&1Sae serr1tory ere % promising that
Jew 0amoged nelds amount TO moth
M The present wintsr wheat con-
pcrtsat eSssss in the sitS s Has has
me isaSins foreign market. ar.
ss. = Sed; P: ana s scis T. ). nth
xners 4 no alarm In Europe over the
lood outlook for stocks are large,
there e : heavy. quantity on passage
sn mS as sssn, = making liberal o1srs for
A enoeurAging feature il the fact
1cst eyssy day: = Z mostly hard
'f ons Va ls,4 HS ssss. 'e q
gr1nd1ng, While Hour markets genera1-
wheat Vas dull and easy ali day
and cseeed 40 lower for cash and &c
lower Tor the futures.
Corn and oats were unchanged. che.
vefResd advanced Ice.
Wheet quotations: Corn No. Z red.
Se4c; Nay opened Without change q
WIN and oec1ino6 TO 91.o1: July
0gsneo a. S14c and declined 10 Go:
t"siorS: n' ccry &C., G Hc frcin quo,
eeS g sSe. Oats: standard. : cara Il
SSe; Ne, Waite car ~ 41xc. Rye:
snd prompt shipnsnt. Sl.so: March:
49, g e' = :: =. s.n z ; !se
prime alslks. e1e.te: sample AlsilIe. IS
az. 1lfsifa: Pri@s spot. Ss:ss' ="
Recelpts In the Detroit market ON
nursd.x inclSdsd l.eee bbis q -four.
Of rye and s Of hay. Withdrawals
were 1000 bills Of hour. $1,000 Do Of
corn and 3N0o bu Of oats stocks are
So: 80 bu Of wheat. SIS zoe bu OF corn,
7l,S0e bu Of oats and 1850 bu Of rye.
sse &" 1x.n ssa s. sesP st. w y:s 1s ~
nvcrpool wheat closed UNCHANGED 20
Nd higher and corn Kokd lover.
Receipts. Of wheat Thursday: South
west, $4,000 bu. against $1,000 bu Z
year eGo: Chicago. % cars. against -:
M, w,SSni J" IL cars. sgssin:s 1si; D!.
So cars. against 3S3.
aay. Sit.ssS bn. -" -"' "o'' 'Ao
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05

INK UD0OUCU.
49, t:-D 1our: Quiet
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05
nurrrn ANp roos,

Duttes-Crsamery, extras. soc; flrsta
SSc: dairy. 31c; packing stock. lie PEE
Hges--Firsta. cases included, Sok
per dog. Receipts, go cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05
CHICAGO DRAIN.

CHICAGO. Mar. S.--Opsning-wheat:
a LAY steady: July steady: Corn: May
Nc; July mp &c frevisions: STEADY.
Eoon--Wheat. May down NC. July
down Nc. Corn: May down &c; July
cseady Oats: May down Nc; July
close--whsat: May down Kc; July
DOWN &c. Corn: May down xc; July
down 9. Oats: May down No: July
SoWn nc. Provisions: Firm. shading
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05

xs-xb-SptIt x-Askad Ibid. s-Sold.
CHICAGO. Mar. S.-whsSs had .
nrm cable today and. after opening
steedy: gained Z fraction In the early
Ing was dull and very unintsrestins'
Germ was steady At the start, had
monetary .wsahmess on account Of an
sesiss feeling q Liverpool. and then
amounted to kc for each month.
Ooee were Arm and a shade hieher
y ne start and held the advance
fsevisseSs were steady at the atari
3oo1lfe the e9slsr feeling in the nor
~ ~ e2S q. sysa edyaScsd trihs IN
TcL.DO enArN.
~ !QA$P0. O, March G--Whsat. Cash
c' 1 nzay S:d yuIy. scxe. Corn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
CARDINAL rs WITHOUT CAP.
Lisbon Patriarch's Appointment II
1911 just Proclaimed.

HOME, June l6,-Cardinal Bello, the
Patriarch OF Lisbon, who was created a
member OF the Sacred College In the
consistory of 1911 but has only just been
proclaimed, has not yet been invested
with the minor insignia of his rank.
namely, the mozetta, or short cape. and
the blrretta or cap.
This ceremony Is. as rule, performed
by the Pope himself Immediately after the
secret consistory at which the new Car
dinals are created and before the public
consistory when they receive the red
hats. At times, however, Catholic
sovereigns are entitled by concordats
with the Holy See to perform the cere-
mony, and In such cases an ALLOCATE Is
sent from Rome TO carry the birretta
The King OF Portugal enjoyed this privi-
lege, which the President OF the repub-
lie evidently refused TO exercise. No
ALLOCATE has therefore been sent TO Lisbon
and Cardinal Bello will remain without
the blrretta until he comes to Rome to
receive the red hat
1t is n debatable point whether, despite
the fact that he has not been invested
with the minor insignia OF his office, the
new Cardinal can attend a conclave and
take part in the election of a Pope.