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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-05
"LET FLY BOTH BARRELS.

LET FLY BOTH BARRELS.
had penetrated alone through Demerara
land and the Kalahari desert, and had
reigned as king for more than wear over
one of the Makoloio tribes Of the great
central plateau.
The short, square, hook nosed. keen
eyed man beside him was Capt. Barmore,
the hero of Ashantee and Bornu, who,
when wrecked with Us amid the swamps
of the Gold coast, took the lead in prepar
ing for desperate defense against the
cannibals who menaced Us; and the slim,
smooth faced young fellow in the white
sun helmet was Consul Murdstone, whose
captivity among the savage Somaulis of
Harrar and wonderful escape from them
had made him the hero of all England for
a whole season. These names are of course
assumed, but any one who has seen the
men themselves will easily recognize them.
when l was in Russia" said Barmore,
as l came up, I'VE trapped wolf and
smeared him all over with phosphorus, and
then let him loose right among the pack
at night, and by the sght of that wolf we
shot twenty-three of the others. 1t was
the first time, l believe, that such an ex-
pertinent had ever been tried"
Probably" said /, shaking hands with
all three, ''but l should think he wouldn't
FRY any more such shines. You're as good
as the western dentist who could stop a
tooth at sixty yards with gold bullet if
the patient kept his mouth well open"
'Why not?" cried Sir Philip. You re-
member how l stopped that midnight duel
at old Malleson's place in Bengal when
one of his niggers was holding lamp to
light 'em. | might have killed the man.
of course, for one Hindoo more or less
doesn't matter much; but he'd saved my
life once, and I didn't want to pot him If
G Il help it, so as we came running up
shot the lamp cut Of the fellows hand at a
hundred yards, and so they couldn't see
where to aim"
And them broke in Barmore, ''old
Malleson yelled out: 'Confound you'll why
didn't you kill the man instead? l can get
plenty more native servants, but that lamp
was unlquep
Talking Of gold bullets, Ker," said the
young consul, there was queer thing
happened to me last year, when was stay
| ing with a Dutch farmer in the Transvaal
| Do You see this?"
| He held out a small, round, silver case
which l supposed to contain pocket com
pass, till he opened it and showed me tiny
| Geneva watch.
My rife had just been smashed by an
elephant" he went on, so had to borrow
/ one of the Dutchman's big muZZle loading
! roers, and we had fine sport among the
! springboks and wildebeestes. One evening
! l was Just coming back from a big day:
shooting when, right IN front of me,
caught glimpse of huge leopard among
! the long grass just going to springs
"Old Van Worst was far out Of hearing
| and l hadn't bullet left in my pouchi
an despair thrust my hand into ny
pocket, thinking that even doobleje (biE
penny would be better than nothing, ant
there, by Jove, l felt stray bullet!
whipped it into my gun, let fly, and dowr
dropped Mr.. Leopard, stone dead
up came my kaffers, and were just be
ginning to skin him when suddenly thel
! Jumped back and screeched out, 'Baas
beeste ju-iue (Master, the hrute's be
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vitchen And. sure enough, I heard a
queer kind of clicking inside the body,
Just like the tick Of clock.
aI probed the wound with nv ramrod,
and out came something shining; and then
saw I'd shot the leopard with my silver
watch. But the strangest partof the story
is that ever since then. whenever there's a
leopard anywhere near. the watch suddenly
stops" j.,
said l, when you kept such good watch
on him"
well, saw An odd thing when was
home OF leave two years ago. said Bar
more. My friend, the laird OF McSao,
with whom / was staying, had q dispute
with his next neighoor about a salmon
stream between their estates, 80 they
agreed to fish from opposite banks, and
Whenever got the frst fish was 20 have the
stran for bis own For q good while
thew had 10 sport al all and then sudden
" both had Bite e. once. But. 70 their
surpr;se. they seemed 60 be pulling against
ell other: and what do yua tb'ok w.s ths
matter, /. was . two headed salmon, and
each man hsd booked different head
"a very strange experience thai, sir, =
said one OF the listening passengers with )
skeptical air.
~What is there 50 strange IN III" asked
Sir Philip DrJaval with perfect gravity
You can see two ke>6ed c2h or q two
headed bird at any country fair, aad WHY
not two beaded fsh, Il s really ra.her
hard On lp psor srsssieu TIA: these ever,
day adventures Of sFrS which seem *
natural and ortinArS 20 as shaold sopeAl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-05

quito Incredible 20 every one else Gouio
you believe it, Ker, that man was quite
indignant the other day when told him
how once, In the Frozen ocean, dropped
my line through small hole IN the ice
and hooked a big Goldfish, and then, tug
eing him BY main force through the hole,
stretched him out in that way till l made
him into an eelS"
You don't mean to say any man ques-
toned such well known fact as thats'
cried I, while the other passengers ex-
changed looks of utter bevilderment-
He did, upon my word; and what's
more, I've met lots of people who wouldn't
believe a word of my hunting adventure
In thunder storm in northern India, al
though it was the simplest thing possible.
Did ever tell it you, by the byf"
mo, never. Pray let Us have it."
"Well, when | was up in the Terai
(which, as you know, is one OF the best
places for tigers in all India), went ont
shooting one day with the best native shi-
karri (hunter) in the whole district. But
although we tramped through the jungle
all morning, not the tip OF tigers tail
could we see; and presently heavy thun-
der storm began to roll up over the mount
aims. and / thought it high time to be turn
ing back.
"All at once my man stopped short.
listened, shifted the air for moment, and
then said in whisper:
"'Sahib, hagh hi? master, there's a
tiger here)
He had hardly spoken when there was q
upon us, its roar sounding like an echo OF
81 ! f,e~
II let fly both barrels and hit it hard
| each time, and my hunter ran it right
| through the neck with spear; but the
brute snapped the shaft like reed (!eav
| Ing the point sticking out behind its righl
/ ear, knocked the man over and ther
sprang upon me. In a moment / founC
myself fat on my back, with the beast:
great white teeth within a foot of N!
/ throat and it's hot, foul breath steaminG
upon my face.
But Just as thought all was owe
| there came fash that seemed TO set tn
whole sky on fire, and then thunder clal
| that left me as deaf as 8 rich man whei
| he's asked for a subscription. And whei
the stun of it was past, and was able t.
! look about me again. the first thing saw
was tie tiger lying dead by my side
scorched to cinder-the attraction Of IN
steel spear point that stuck up out OF it
neck having brought down the lightning.
Good heavens, sir Do you really e1pec
Us to believe such story as thatf' crie'
Indignantly old Professor Dryasdust. Q
the British Scientific association, startin
to his feet.
Il give you my honor. my dear sir" sal
Sir Philip Delaval, with lurking grin
that every word of it is quite as true q
any OF the other tales to which you hav
listened today"
And so it was, indeed. DAVID kER.
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SALES
The following are the representative sales Of
loxs Al the Yards today:
Brief Mention.

The supply of hogs did not satisfy the
demand Prices were strong at yester-
days quotations.
H. Grace, Cheney, marketed hogs today.
LIP. Shelley, Kingman, had car of
on the market
William Lindsay, Frederick, sent in two
loads of hogs.
Davis & Denton, Grenola, had in a car
of hogs today.
". D. Taylor. Lyons, marketed car of
hogs.
Cox g. McHenry, New Salem, had hogs
on the market.
C. A. Cliff, Bluff, sent in car of hogs.
J. Smith, Bentley, had load of hogs on
todsy's market.
Eldridge & Campbell shipped four
double-decked cars of packing hogs to Fit.
Worth today.
Mccoy & Underwood shipped a car of
hogs.
Paugh 6 Pollard, Sedgwick. marketed
a car of hogs.
George Houser, Marion, sent in car OF
hogs today.
Bradbury g. Robinson, Marion, had
hogs on the market.
Philo Hunter, Elbing, was in with a
load OF hogs today.
J.H. Gard, Furley, had hogs on today S
market.
Vandiver & Bryan shipped load of hogs
to Indianapolis today.
J. Gamble, Elyria, sent in a car of hogs.
Whitaker received COS hogs from Kan
sas City today which were bought there
for him Tuesday.
William McKitrick, --, marketed
Car Of hogs.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

ST. Louis. No, March 4.-CATTLE-Receipts
1900 shipments 60. Market slow. Natives, IS ~
as 10; stockers and feeders. 33sS 80 Texans and
Indians Sc. o. HQGS-Receipts $50, shtpHen g
lblJ Market lower. Heavy. SIS 60sS -, mixed % .
- 90 SHEEP-Receipts so. shipments zoo
Sarket steady. Medium to choice 81 i0s5 IS.
KANSAS CITY, March 4-CATTLE Receipts
xH0 shipments l&1 Market steady TO strong:
and tesders s. 55s5 s.. HoGS-Receip;s ll0.o. ship
all grades s. t9aS -. oHEEP-Receipts .,
Shipments SO. Market steady. Good 70 choice
osas5m
CHICAGO. ILL., March 4-CArTLE - Receipts
Steers, fancy o, others 5095 20, cows 81 $50
s - stockers 2SSS %. HoGS-ReCel pts 4s0e) ship
rnents Market lower. Rough and COM
mon S SaS 90. niX-d aad packers s. as $.
prime heavy and butcher weights - 6uaS ~.
light IS .s&S o. SHEEP-ReCeipts 500. ship
ments 500. Market active. >hsde stronger: West
erns 81 70st 81. ed Texans 70S5 C, natives u
T.. 10 lambs 4oS6 io.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-05
An Even Climate.
Nav Afexico is noted as HAVING

New Mexico is noted as having one OF
the most eGuable climates in the world.
Sudden changes OF temperature are almost
unknown. 1t is an ideal place FOR winter
residence Very low excursion rates to
Las Vegas Hot Springs where the cele-
brated Montezuma hotel is located. II
does not cost much 10 run over from Hot
Springs to Santa Fe, the capital OF New
Mexico, noted for its many scenic attrac-
tions. Inquire Of local agent OF Santa Fe
route, ID North Main street, or union
passenger station. or address G. I. Nichol-
sen, q. P & I. A, Topeka, Kansas, for
copy Of New Mexico folder, just issued
dTg9-ff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-05
An Unfortunate Arrangement

Mrs. Pinkerton declined % receive a.
the Charity this winter"
so heard What va the reason"
"Why, last year on the engraved cards
they had her name az the head Of the list,
and the managers said sfterra-d that pre-
cedence was arranged on the basis Of senior
i;y.u-Ea-p<r' Bazaar.
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4 TruthfEI Egzsiea.

sae farxiousiyp-I saw yoG sitting down
several times during the game q .osotball
YESTERDAY ats.rnoon, and I vas so AFRAID
you were hurt
lie 1izh.lyt-Hurt' On, TIA. was noth-
ing. I've ofSen sas n . game tia. k1r'
me ucr. thar .ka.--Wess Shore
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-05
SALES.
The following are the representative sales OF cat
tie a. the stock yards today:
M desc inrtp Pffc
HOGS.

The supply of hogs was fair here today
and the quality generally about the same
as yesterday. The market was active and
strong, and perhaps 215 cents higher on
bulk hogs, while heavies and lights were
unchanged in price The supply did not
satisfy the demand, and several hundred
more good packing hogs could have been
sold at strong prices. Tops sold for 1885,
same as yesterday; bulk S3.3713@S.50,
against s3.35@34719 yesterday; pigs and
lights - 25@2. IS, unchanged. The market
closed active and strong.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
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Precautionary.

". Chugvs;e-SananthA who .sit cui
there in the kitchen singing 81 want 70 b
Al ANGEL"
Mrs Chugwatsr-IEa.'s the new hired
girl
Put the kerosene ear where sac can
erd Il In the morning Chicago Tribune
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Isis Painted Red.

The Kansas City and Wichita special
train via the Santa Fe runs without
change of any class, and has in its equip
ment q new reclining palace chair car
which is free = Il
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o. three t.s. .r.l.s daily 20 s. Lc1i. ssa
The east By the Fr.seo !tsss essiss ven
ia a. The foIio~ssa kourr % a =. -.
. n ard 100 p n No eSscss q .An q
sny eEszs b~s~esc Ticetts kc1 - A,oas
The Frisco = See o1iy LIE r9sriox f1,"
r-sr ualaos sie<vfzz ears On A. .rAlE* II
slIrsJt,(1u >, tkis tssT hsTs rsrstsizx eh.s
ra- s%.-s zEte6 ar. fFeeL ia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-05
Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. Kan. March l.
FLouR-Hight patent s. Is. second paten; 50 Is
extra fancy 81 Is.
&c common dairy zeal &c good creamery ac.
finest dairy &c. nne dairy l5c.
FGGS-es Ice -
PoULTRS-Roosters 81 Sc32 O., hens s. ee52 -,
ducks s. OSss 60 live turkeys safe per pound
PoTATOES-Ainneso,s sacked. per b. 81 10.
fancy Greedy 81 S. Eariy Ohio Il 15l9l -
COAL-Anthractte $ll u Canon City IS O Weir
City ~ sc. Erontenac 81 80 Pittsb1rg ~ D. l1Eno.s
q Oh AcAlfHter 81 %
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CIV Mas.

A handsome ithcgrsph map ofehe city
showing all the streets and locatinn 81 tn
public buildings. etc. for sale AZ sci
oascs. ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-05

v- Wsrsi0-s soetsins srru3 ssoait
49,. s~ use6 fcT cAtlcF<a t,~fk1nx Is
.e~,.kss tie cA4ld. softxns The gzczs, silSys
al p&s1, cares vssd cole. asd : ne e>ss
,-..,s[sx far eSxsraozx- Twszty Evecsets .
80. Csef By xillsoas &C nssfhsrs
40 u 80 Il
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W ichi.a Grain asrket.


WICHITA Kan, March &
Following are the dosing quotations.
GRAIS-CAr lots on track.
wHEAT-No. $50 No. hard sc, No. S &c,
No. &c
ColS-SoS or better. 4Sc, white a5c, new corn 4Sc.
ONSSc
RYE-No s or better 6c.
HAYS 4S. per 10 N car lots
GROUND CoRN-Chop n ca lots 81 oosl &c Per
lCC lbs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-05
TALES OF ADVENTURE.
DAVID KER MEETS THREE FAMOUS
sPoRTsMEN.

Their Stories Mystify Fellow Passengers
Strangely EnouxA-Some Mild Speei-
mems for the Beneft Of Him Who Would
Draw the Long BoT.
Especial Correspondence
NEW YORK. Feb. ->-"Yeu have not seen
many such groups as that in your travels,
Mr. Kes, nor your wife either" said the
captain of the homeward bound East At
rican steamer as we came aboard at Port
Natal on our way back from Zululand.
And wen might he say 90. Before me
were three of the most famous explorers
in all Africa The tail, bearded, sun
burned Hercules who lay upon lion skin
rug on the deck was Sir Philip Delaval, who
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WICHITA MARKETS.
WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WICHITA. Kan. March 4.
CATTLE.
Cattle receipts were very small. There is good
demand for the better grades of stock at strong
prices
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Trains marked thus .. daily.
EQUIPMENT NORTH AND EAST
Train No IA, Kansas City express runs sol'd 10
kansas City has chair car service
Train No 400 comes direct from Galveston and IS
a through Chicago train. leaving Wichita az - u
ard arrives In CAlcaSo the nex- cay at &c p m
Train No. +s hae free reclining chair car = Nan
sss City Pullman TO Kansas City. also 70 lopez =
Atch.sou and 81 Joseph.
EQCTPEENT so CTH AND WEST
Train No W, has Pullman and chair cars
Train No. eos las through Pullman Car 10 Fl
" orth and Galveston.
Train Ne. ai} has reclining chair car from Kansas
Ctty and stops az Wichita.
CITY Union Ticket Once II North Main street AID
Union Passenger station corner Doug a. ana 81
avenues W. n. MURDOCH. d. ?. A
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FRkD ". ISRAEL. i, l. !sAAEL
Notary Public
ISRAEL BROS.
Real Estate and Rents.

Telephone Sl2
To buy Wichita city property Or SedSwcS county
lsnd al Prseen. prices means large returns o. yoi
money. wichita VITA her STOCK and e4ec INDUS
tries Is frst In her infancy, ard ch bargains As we
can low Offer were never oeexeA oteye- Az having
business in line ere avsted TO call Correspond
aps f&ArsSy cared Tor. Once 6peend foss L
Nsfsh E&ri@. txsasl RAaldisS CO.
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Oklahoma express. ,..-
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handle eIpresf-,.....-.-
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ton and Texas express -.
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from kansas City. ....-....,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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DERsONs HOLDING TICEEIs Sok FbOIo-
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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-10

The present prices of grain. the boun-
tiful crops, and the Russian Ukase,
preventing the shipments of grain
from that country, and taking 1t from
among the competitors Of the U. s..
places the farmers in position that no
amount of political jobbing could pos
sibly do. 1t shows ccnclusively that
something to sell and market for 1t,
is necessary to create good prices. The
calamity shriekers must stand aside
In the face of such prices for grain as
we have to day. and the report of Sec
rotary Rusk, that the value of farm
products has increased 500 600 600 dur
ing the present year. 1t is true that
all sections Of the country are not AZ
fected alike as:to prosperity. Kansas
may have to contend with its mortga.
yes contracted under boom prices and
on ficticious values, the Northwest
against high shipping rates, caused by
lack of competition in transportation
but that there has been gradual and
steady development in the agricultural
resources, no one making careful
study of the returns of the last veal
| can deny.