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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-31
Glaciers of Alaska and the Alps.

The peaks of the Yakutat bay spurs and
the point of Cook presented their sharpest
angles toward us, and the sandstone cliffs
standing above the snow could easily be
mistaken for volcanic dykes. can readily
understand how St. Elias, Cook and other
peaks of the range, presenting to the sea
their upturned, angular strata, and conse-
Quently sharpest, steepest slopes, have
been mistaken for volcanoes. 1t was be-
wildering to watch these snow fields,
which in the setting sun were not lumin-
GUS, but fine, clear, white expanse, grad
ually assuming darker nue. as the sun
dropped behind ST. Elias.
l smiled to think Of the great care taken
by Alpine guides, forbidding even a whis-
per or a journey without guide upon the
Mer de Glaze. If such mountaineer were
suddenly transported to the great Seward
Glacier, and felt the glacier tremble and
listened to the constantly falling avalanches
from the crsgs of Elias and Cook, mag
inc he would throw away his alpenstock
and fee in dismay.-M. B. Kerr in Serb
ner'S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-31
The Art of Story Telling.

The habit of telling stories is apt to grow
into vice. 1t is easy enough for q bright
man to raise a laugh and aid in the enter
tainnent of a company by the relation Of
some bright incident, but unhappily he is
apt TO degenerate into a monopolizer of
conversation. Some one once defined a
bore to be the man who persists in talking
about himself when you want to talk about
yourself. There is a good deal in this,
even when the desire is not to be so per-
sonal as to ones own affairs. 1t is only hui
man TO desire to have fair share Of the
conversation as of every other social pr.vi.
lege. l sat at the table of avery cultivated
family living in the east, and only few
mouths since.
Among the guests at the dinner was a
professional story teller with wife who
knew exactly when to make suggestion.
and played foil for him from the soup TO
the walnuts. After the meal the men
went into the smoking room, ami COM
plimented this gentleman upon mis- mar
veleus memory. Al that he produced
small memorandum book in which were
notes sufficient 30 suggest every story be
knew. In other words, he had repertory,
and deliberately selected the stories best
suited for each occasion, thus moLopoliz-
ing the attention OF the company and ruin
ing the conversation.-Oetroit Free Press.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales of
SHEEP.
BrIef Mention.

Hogs were 5@7115 cenths higher today.
The run of cattle was light.
There was a strong demand for good
cattle at steady prices, and everything but
the poor grades would have sold well.
II. Herr and j. Morris, of Greenwich,
were at the yards today. Mr.. Herr
brought in a load of hogs.
Handy took load of stock cattle out to
Burden yesterday.
c. L. Pollard, Sedgwick, had in car of
hogs.
Gilchrist e. Bro, Valley Center. sent in
a car of hogs today.
w. A. Berry shipped load of horses
and mules to St. Louis.
Knoblauch, Wilson g. Co., Colwich, mar
keted hogs.
The First National bank of Winfield had
in a car of hogs.
J. RQbinsGp. of Marion, was at the yards
with a load of hogs.
Hog buyers today were: Dold, 209; Whit
taker, 339; J. p Co., TO-
Lee Spencer had slight attack of grip
today.
A fine COW, weighing 1,340 pounds, sold
for 81 today. She was in fine condition,
and brought the full strength of the mar
ket
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nIr. Xanderhilt's Conn,

A railroad reporter said: Zone of the
largest and most important, as well as
most sensational, railroad meetings have
ever attended was that held in Cleveland
in 1881 1t was for the consolidation OF two
parallel lines of the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton and Bee line roads. At this
meeting were ". II. Vanderbilt, Cornelius
Vanderbilt. w K Vanderbilt, Augustus
Schell, B. II. Bristow, William L. Scott, J.
H. Devereaux, Alexander Ferguson and
Stevenson Burke. 1t was snap meeting
That is to say, the Vanderbilt interest had
decided upon this consolidation regardless
Of the laws of Ohio, which prevented any
such thing involving two parallel lines.
All the preliminary papers had been pre-
pared in New York, and it was proposed to
rush the matter through before the courts
could interfere. But injunctions were
served, Vanderbilt refused to receive them
and within very short time an order of
arrest followed for contempt of court, and
an attempt was made to serve the warrants
upon Vanderbilt. In the meantime, how
ever, his adherents were pretty activea The
meeting was held, he was made director
of the road, the consolidation was COM
pleted In spite Of the law, special engine
was ordered steamed up and the Wander
bits fed the state as fast as steam power
could carry them.
In the course of year or two, when the
courts got a whack at the matter, the
whole thing was overturned, the injunc-
tons in the meantime standing against the
consolidation. The whole state was up in
arms against the Vanderbilts. 1t was fully
two years before Vanderbilt ventured with
in the boundaries of Ohio. When he went
west he had to go through Canada or
around some other way.-New York Her
aid
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
by Telegraph.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. March SO.-CATTLE-Recepts
POO. shipments 800. Market higher, Native
steers 81 COS TO, stockers and feeders. 1894 10
Texans and Indians 3 1895 80. HoGS-Receipts
5000. shipments 24ln. Market higher. Heavy. Il Il
"a 90 mixed 81 401s So SHEEP-Receipts 250O
shipments 800. Market steady. Good to choice
81 Dogs 90
KANSAS CITY, March 3D.-CATTLE = Receipts
2l0D shipments 1900 Market srong. l0c higher Steers
IS S596 10 81 20sl 20. stockers and feeders
a0oS4l5: HoGS-Receipts 2TS0, shipments $3.50. Mar,
Iet active, i0Sl5c higher. Bulk So 1894 65 all
grades 81 20s4 75 SHEEP-Receipts 49, shipments
So Market steady. Good TO choice Cos 70.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. March 30-CATTLE - Receipts
ll0lj shipments 1000 Market active irregular Steers
prime SIS COG: s. others 1905 80 heifers l094 40
cows SIS asgS on, sockers 5OG4 90. HOGS-Re-
ceDts 25oG shipments 1900 Market active, higher.
Rough and common 4 15e4 81. mixed and packers
a. d5G4 20. prime heavy and butchers weights 4 20
90 10 light 7Odc5 o. SHEEP-ReCeipts lO;kD; ship
ments 460. Market steady. Natives 00G5 70. lambs
1 s5l85 90.
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Business Tact.

Mrs Slimpurse-Tve done my best 70
get along. but it seems TO me the more
boariers have the less money I make.
Mrs Fatpurse-No wonder. You've got
y'r house filed up with old maids and old
bachelors. make lots of money keeping
boarIiers, and so might you II you had any
business in you
81 don see how you manage"
Well / don't do il by having old maids
and old bachelors 20 eat me out of house
and homa No indeedy. take only nice
young men and pretty girls. and then they
ali fall in love with each other and don't
eat more'u canary birds. New YORK
Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-31

California. Washington ard orsgoa srs
having "boons" u so.5d tsx.s tbs year.
The country . fat .uhg az VIII farmer,
tbsBkias Il taking ZIP 70 Tia P2csfo
eoass, foF p.ss&ars or taE.r,s<. write 20 o.
7 %isboison. g. T. sSd r. 4. A ]. l. :.
r. 4 Z. topeka. kar. Ter f.ciec east
HtsrEturs, or Ayr!y - local Gssrt santa .
roate. ~ Sortt Main street oT UrSon p1s-
ssEgsr station, corner DozSlAs act E.fiA.
md lszra az particulars About p~rscEally
conducted parties - x
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-31
Legal Notice.

In the Court OF Common Peas of sedsvick Ksa-
J. r. HaIlowell J Z Hume a. " L. oordon, part
ners doiuE hasinsss HsllsvslI- Hume Cor
dcn PLAINTIFF,
~. A. Shepard. Defendant
To The said Defendant ", A. shepard
You are hereby uotited that GA the i5,h day 81
March. ls9l. the sale paintiGs above named dd 6i5
their petition against you In tbe eisfks of-ee 81
the CouTt Common Pieas ~ ssds csuDsy.
K.-Hsss praying for the recoVery u aes5 for teur-
teen hundred AID 1fiy-foUs AID H-lg dGilart
sL454,G With interest thereon from the 18Th esy 4
January isl and the costs 81 suit szAssi you, and
that aid action order 81 EttseSnsut Las been
Issued against Y0u. and levied ugos yOaf properly
In Sedgwlck county. Kansas II witt
Lot Il. u aid II Court street, N The sty y
W!chiiz. znd thss you are rsgyared 20 snsrsr AID
plead 70 said petition bsfors tks xstt fAJ II
April 1871 90 default ther~of asid ytttoss VII -
taken true. and Judgment rsrcsyed s<siEst yoa
accordingly, 20 follows
Flrst-Iu1gnasnt agAirss yea for the sam % fozr-
teen kulcred and ffty four and 10 no dollars vita
Interest thereon a. n. rate 81 an 4 PER osslzu
from tbs SAB day o< Ja1sarZ l5si sDd tLs tcsts CT
scit And.
zeoo86-A further jBtgrnsat aSainsi ypu. su.-
tanning ne FAD arsacapasn, 90 lsTise sg1n ibs
above csscritst property snd sftntg;ng tss ans
q Re ii.n upgp ths described properly 20 -tt
Lots one hsadrsd End frenzy sfFes n3si roe hun
drsf ars tv-Ety-fv. 0tsl And kuntref snf
twenty seven d7Tl on G0uFi street, 10 ne city x
Ing 70 Ia ~ Epoa szscution. for tss psFvo~e %
paying ~. last rneitios.~9 * zsoIsJ. Rs iEtsf
est Ih.reoa the costs - suit tie e~s = s@5f sst1-
nd tie cDsys ef is es.s 81 ssf ytgpffty 80
dI0-sT Pls.stssa-
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PLENTY of Proof.

Old Builion-If / could Only have any
proof that you are not marrying my daugh-
ter for her money ! would give my con-
sent.
Young Mani would marry her il she
hadn't penny.
But how am to be sure OF that"
'Cm-yoU might make her dowry over
20 me New Ya-i, Week.
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"a COCA 10
,e following are the representative sales of cat

The run of hogs today was light even for
Monday, and did not near supply the needs
of the buyers. The quality was about the
same as Saturday, except in two small
bunohes, which were d little better. The
market opened 5@715 cents higher, aud
everything on sale today went over the
scales at the advance, as the market didn't
change any during the day. Tops sold for
$3.50; these were only small punches, how
ever and were better than anything on
sale Saturday. Bulks brought $4.30@
44754. The market closed steady at the
advance.
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Articles of SaiGNr's Silk.

There is no doubt that the beautifully
sof, and fine silk OF the spider is capable
OF being worked up into articles of cloth
ing; for q native OF Langueioc established
q factory for weaving it il the early days
OF the century, and succeeded in produc-
ing gloves and stockings which attracted a
great deal of attention. while il is on rec
ord that Louis XIV WAS presented With an
entire suit OF spider siik.-Cornhill Maya
zina
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-31

s.1d rsn 10 esEfs in stamps or cosn "a
jean Sebastian. general ticket and ,&ss>r-
ger se.st Chicago. k0es Ll&nd ard Psc.es
TEiIvsy. FOR pack 81 the --latest. smooth
ss. slicSss: playing cards thxt ever glad
csssd ihs eyss and rIyplsc along the onx-
srs q The ceTo;s> 20 Higs-FiT<. seysn-i p.
Casino. Da5xs. krcbfe. " list % any oshsr
ancient O. ToesjsTn game. ard sss JcQr
r1o1rys worth I've TIMES ever hu
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-31
Wichita Prndnca Marret-

WICHITA, Kan, March SO.
FLoUR-Hght patent 81 S. second patent s. IS.
extra fancy g. Is. fancy 90.
BUTTEh-Fancy creamery 26c. choice creamery
&c, common dairy l0SI213c, good creamery 20c.
finest dairy 10. fine dairy l5c.
EGGS-llGl2c.
PoULTRN-Roosters 81 5092 co. hens g. 50SS 90.
ducks 81 00s2 40. live turkeys 69s7c per pounu.
POVATOES-Mtnnesoia, sacked, per bu 81 70,
fancy Greedy 81 20. Early Ohio FL 7592 o.
COAL-Anthracite I'll 90 Canon City IS 90. Weir
City a. 80 Frontenac 81 so Pittsburg "a 81 Illinois
q, % Nc lister ~ %
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WIGHT a Grain Market

WICHITA, Kan, March 80.
Following are she closing quotations
GRAIS-Car lots track.
WHEAT-No. 2 S9dSsc. No. hard 16c, No 7Sc
No. 4 &c.
CoRN-NoS or better, 55c, white 55c, new corn 55c.
OATS-40c.
RYE-No or better. 6Oc.
HAY-S9 iQIB 10 o. per ton IN car lots
GROUND CORN-Chop in car lots 81 o0al 10 per
100 lbs
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FLOWERS.

Flowersl Hold them gently as you bring thszn
to me here,
For each petal holds thought. and each stem
conceals tear.
Let me touch them softly. fondlC Lee M
breathe their fragrance sweet:
They are Memory's dearest treasures Of . hap
piness complete.
There are pansies gold and purple, and jas
mine coldly pure,
Geraniums flaming scarlet. and hyacinths do
mure,
Pink rosebuds traced in moss, and myrtle
robed in green,
And violets smiling shyly, with lilies in be-
tween.
Place them close beside me, of their touch I
never tire;
They murnur Of secret which is 'twixt them
and me,
Of the happy life which might have been. but
which can never be.
They whisper. but so low that to me alone it's
heard,
OF the death that's coming swiftly. that can
not be deferred.
They smile upon me brightly; they stay for the
last sigh.
Oh, 'nongst the flowers l have lived. amongst
them let me diei
II. Sparrow in Womans Journal.
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Il was quite common for students IN
Edinburgh 10 20 withou, fire. In winter
time they studied n hed while the day
light lasted, and then. when IL became too
dark for residing, thought over and thus
memortzed their isSxonA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-31

Call a, the Santa Re ticket Office i2z~S.
Main street. for descriptive books t5n-
corning Colorado. View Mexico, Csli.or.
nia. OrsEoo. Washington. the Dako:ss,
wyoralng and Utah II addition 70 sup
plying those sntIci psting nip west with
this Information parties NAY also learn -
dress tie uncersigoe6
II. ID NrEDorx.
liz North Main -,
Tstf Wichita, Ksa
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There were not enough cattle on sale to
make market. There was, however,
strong feeling among buyers, and they
would have paid steady prices for aii
classes of good stuff. Poor stock is still
dull sale. Chicago and Kansas City closed
hiChor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-31

No change q cars 81 any Kind between
wichita and a. Louis via tie View ns
Cur. Pacific shOft line" ccS
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Chicago Grain and Produce.
GHlCAHO March al

CHICAGO. March ST.
wheat-Steady.
Corn-Steady.
Oats-Weak
Pork-Steady
Lsrd-Flrm.
The leading futures ranged a. follows:
WHEAT-March Glts May l.0lI4 July / 0?st
SORN-MarCh 6issc, May 6SlsC, JUy 6SJsc
OATS-Slay 5l14c. june sc. July 52asc.
PORk-MarCh si2 S.. May els G7bs July SIS 67ss.
LARD-May s. %, july s. 27lS September 81
SCGAR-Cut loaf 73.S,s4c. grsnulated 654c. stand
ard tS4c
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLoUR-Qaet, but firm; some dealers asking loo
advance. Winter patents ~ sos % spring patents
s. 59s4 ~. bakers s. seas "a
WkEAI-No = cash / u2ls.
CQRN-67SsC.
0ATS-5,lSc.
RYE-S5x&S6
BARLLN-N om.nsl.
FLAXSEED-Sl &Qls
TlMoThN--Sl Z1s.l S.
PoRk-$l2 81.
LARD-ss %.
SHORT RlBS-s6 OaS6 10
DRY SALT SHOULDEES-tS 0oRS 10
SHORT CLEAR SlDES-s6 2SS6 20.
NHiSKY-Sl ID
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T.k.,A. ffrt.ea

Flyer 20 st Louis and the east. IL leaves
Wichita at IS y IA daily t1-iT
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS:

Receipts ofLive Stock at the Union Stock
Yards during the past "a hours:
Cattle, SCI Hogs Shipments: 2O4
Cattle, 81 Horses and Mules.
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WICHITA. Kan. March 30.
CATTLE.
Cettle receipts were very light today There is
strong demand for all classes OF cattle except the
poor stuffs at steady prices
Native shfuping steers good to extra 81. GOA Is
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rA,sr,,ur, ., fhs w..

WHERE ksfis the Or.sen-"
Three hours the quickest % 81 Louis
Missouri Pacific railway. ~ IL
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FOR SALE--UtsceHdneous
unsa- u. h..s e p. ..ae y. esr

EOg sALE-fZ ACRES NILES SOUTH or
tse cty a. oc-co--- Priet oGly ~ Der
also - erss tgssosz lad cree % city. god ecs~
nz-r asz.fzrcx .; sr43t. &c A r-s nagsA,u. y
II Me- ala ores lE y. ks.1- 6lis-Es
MOB sAIr-AN UPRIGnT Piano. YEARLY
l. rew. a.sS be5-ros-z sst- z. Eagle e-c.-
c.z&-Sz~
TOE sALE-A SINGLE Top ETGGY. ALMOST
+ a. god a. Esw. n 6Arss.-- Ca b sesz .;
S-t-e-e eaEs- eA-t-<-'
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS,

The PHOTOGRAPHER Pictures IN all sizes and styles
He also carries the finest assortment Of picture
frames in the city. Give him friendly call and
examine samples.
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ARTICLES

BCIIER-Easier. Extra creamery 2s(S0c
extra rsts 22sc firsis aka Sc extra dairy e6xs ~
extra ursts Ges2oc nrs;s l69lsc.
EGGS-1G1s9l2
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0lls July e7sseess(, August $50 >
CORN-Higher. Cash 641fc, May 64Szc August
oATs-Higher Cash 53Ac. May s.
PORi-strong. Cash Sl2 50al2 10.
LARD-Firm Cash $6 62H.
WHISKY-$l a.
Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. March 90
The Daily Indicator reports:
FLOUR-XX &c, XXX 75c, family 81 o5, choice
81 40 fancy 81 SOL S.
wHEAT-Quiet. No 2 hard cash Oc bid March
9ac asked. No red cash CSC bid, 99c asked.
CORN-Higher, No, cash &c bid, Gle asked
March 6Sa5GS{c.
OATS-ouIet- No 2 cash nominal March 4sc bid
5Sc asked.
bid
BUTTER-Firm. Creamery a@32c, dairy lssAc
rolls l5@22c. sterepacked, 9a22c.
EGGS-Unsettled at l21sc.
HAY~Very firm. Fancy prairie IA co. tImtny
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK. March 50.
Money on call easy ranging from Pas per cent
last loan at ? closing offered at per cent
Prime mercantile paper 6G7.
Sterling exchange easy at - S@ for sixty day
bills ana 81 SSti for demand.
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ST. Louis Produce.
ST. LOUIS March 90
WHEAT-strong and higaer. Cash 0sS, May
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MISCELLANEOUS

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Exchange Bans Of II. r. Pon,lu..

fDAiL Kan. harch a, uFL
The Exchange Bank Of II. r. Ppatiur will discap-
time 10 DO banking business after tie nTst esy II
April ISL. will d. this OF my ofn acrord and
advantage. All Deposits VIII he paid ~ dsfoand
viii do ioan OF broSet b2slness IN tie .aus bank
R-tpsctfHiiy,
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