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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30
CAREERS THAT JOIN
Continued from Fifth Page.)

eve went to housekeeping in st.
Inuis and can now see, lived very
extravagantly. Frank had an inter-
est in a dollar store and drew a salary
from the ST. Louis Compress company
and in addition made money speculate
ing.
.It seemed that everything he touch
ed made money. We lived in style.
our home was finely furnished and we
had five servants, nearly all the time,
and used to go to the watering places
in summer.
after a time, however. things SEEM
ed to go wrong. I was out riding one
day and my children and nurse were in
the carriage and when we We're riding
along the street Frank came to the car
riage.
He acted as II he did not want to
speak before the nurse but he finally
said: Ada, do not be surprised If you
find your diamond case gone when you
go home. 1 had to use it.
Il had four thousand dollars
worth of diamonds and Frank told me
when he came home that he had given
the diamonds for security, but that was
the las thine 1 ever saw them.
81 come on here to Wichita to visit
my brother and Franks sister was TAX
ing care of the house in my absence. 1
wrote to my husband that / was ready
to return home and got an answer from
his sister telling me not to come as
Frank had lost home and goods and
everything.
81 found I had no home to return to
and so I had to remain here.
Frank went back to Massachusetts
where his people lived and left US here
to take care Of ourselves or to depend
on my brother.
He remained there for more than
year or until December, 1892, when he
came here and we went to housekeep-
ing on Waco avenue.
THE next summer he owed a debt in
the Wichita National bank and 1 con-
sented to mortgage our household goods
TO pay it. We lost the goods but 1 af-
forwards learned that the bank never
got a cent.
''Then in the spring Of 1893 my hus-
band told me that he could not make
living here and he would go out and
find something to do.
HE went TO Denver and have never
seen him since, but have received sew
eral letters from him.
His mother was with himrat Denver
and Frank wanted our little girl Ada
to come TO him and consented to let her
go. But / learned through a friend
that there was a woman by the name
Georgia Mason and that things were not
all right.
major Jesse Lee Of the United States
army and Colonel Hallowell Interested
themselves in my behalf and got my
child away from them.
after Frank left Denver he went to
Cripple Creek where he remained until
last spring, when he left there and is
now in business, but L do not want you
to tell where he IS because he wants to
do better and wants us to come TO him.
'fNIy uncle, W. f. Shut, is partner
of Senator Palmer of Illinois and he
secured me a position in the pension de-
partment at Washington, but / did not
take it because my husband has prom
ised to provide a home for me and our
children.
81 know that the man Holmes IS not
my husband and in regard to this Texas
story am pretty sure Frank was never
in Texas. I am sure, too, he never
taught school"
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LAST SALES HIGHER
SPECULATION ACTIVE AND TRAD
ING STRONG IN TONE
Opening Improvement Gets Setback frou
Astooished At the Number and Avsdisy
of Buyers. and Thersupoo Turn Balls
Themseives-Crop Reports Coasr.die-
tory-Nebraska Hot Winds Ussd. bus
with Little Enect--Pruflt Taking ~ ps-
livery Hour-Closing Recovery.

New York. July es-Speculat.on o.
the stock exchange was very active TO-
day and the trading was generally
strong in tone. At the opening there
was Sigh; Improvement IN values.
but number OF selling orders were mee
with. put out by the bears IS well as by
weak holders OF the grangers In order
20 realize PROFITS. These sales caused .
reaction in which Chicago Gas and Col
oTado Fuel were mos. prominent. both
falling of ! per cent The losses were
only fractional. This downward move
mentwas short-livsd for the buying was
so good that the sellers took alarm and
changed over 10 the bull side OF tho
market. Reports regarding the crops
were contradictory bat the most note
worthy advances were favorable and
encouraging. Sugar was taken hold o.
10y the bull clique in that property and
was forced up y per cent. Burlington
advanced = per cent. Northwestern
per cent; Rock Island IL per cent: ST.
Paul liz per cent: Chicago and Eastern
Illinois IL per cent; Minneapolis and
81. Louis IL per cent; Dies Moines and
Fort Dodge l per cent. Cotton OIL Ia
per cent and the rest or the list q frac-
ton. Towards II o'clock reports OF
damage by hot winds IN Nebraska were
used 10 weaken the grangers with but
small effect. but some OF the industrfals
were raided successfully. Chicago Ga0
and Rubber fell Is per cent and pistiii-
ing IL per cent The temper OF specu-
lation changed about midday under .
renewal OF the buying. Sugar selling up
Pa per cent: Sugar preferred and New
York. Chicago and 81 Louis second pre-
ferred Is. per cent. chicago Gas IL per
cent; ST. Paul preferred Ia per cent:
Louisville and Nashville IL per cent:
Rubber lis per cent: Tobacco preferred
Leather and Oregon Short Line l per
cent. and the shares dealt IN hda per
cent. Around delivery hour sales 10
take profits caused a reaction o q frac.
ton generally. l per cent IN Burlington
and lis per cent IN Chicago Gas. but in
the last half hour OF business a eight
recovery ensued except for Manhattan
Which recedei ! per cent and the mar
ket closed strong. Compared with Sat-
urday's final sales the last prices made
today are in the main higher. The moro
notable gains on the day are: Sugar
y. per cent; Sugar preferred and Nick
81 Plate preferred la per cent: Louis
Vile and Nashville 1s per cent: ChicA-
go and Eastern Illinois preferred IL per
cent. and Oregon Short Line. Leather.
Tobacco preferred and St Paul I par
cent: s. Paul Preferred III per cent
Atchison preferred when issued sold up
TO 80 per cent ali advance OF per cent
Manhattan made a net loss OF 1 pen
cent and few other shares show de.
clines OF fraction.
The bond market was animated. VIM
conslderab BILE show Of strength The 49,
gregate sales were l.727. zoo.
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g. William II. Dysart ct al. VS.. War
rem II. Lurty. from Logan county;
affirmed.
23s. Wesley Meyers vs.. VIM. f. Berry,
from Payne county; reversed.
243. Peter DCye VS.. Mollie Carey, from
Logan county; reversed.
222 John F. Shultz VS.. Alexander
Jones; reversed.
244-Henry Nichols vs. The Territory,
Logan county; affirmed.
o3S. J. L. Matthews vs.. Francis NJ.
Young. Logan county; reversed.
1914 Coyle & Smith VS.. Joe Baum, Logan
county; affirmed.
BY BIERER.
20. Zacharia Mulhall vs.. Joseph L.
Mulhall. Logan county; affirmed.
90 James D. Hurst VS.. Hamilton w.
Sawyer, Canadian county; affirm
e3s. Dick Abel VS.. W. j. Blair, Logan
county: dismissed.
1s5. T. F. McMechan VS.. T. P. Chrsty
Kingfsher county; affirmed.
o33. J. NJ. Bailey vs.. August Bethrant,
Payne county; affirmed.
oso. Mary A. Mulhall VS. Joseph L. Null
hall, Logan county; affirmed.
157. Robert bowman and Cliff Tucker
vs.. George F. Sanders, Canadian
county: affirmed.
167. Joseph Stiles ct al vs.. The City Of
Guthrie ct al, Logan county; modi-
fed.
so7. Earnest Sharpe ct al VS.. James ".
Nancy. Canadian county: reversed.
sos. Earest Sharpe et al vs.. Neils Es-
person ct al. Canadian county; re-
versAd. McAtee dissenting.
3os. Earnest Sharpe ct al, We. Marion
y. Kerfott, ct al; Canadian county;
reversed. McAtee dissenting.
c1o Earnest SharDa et al vs. Fl Reno
Water Works company, Canadian
county: reversed. McAtee dissent
ing.
c9i. City Of Guthrie vs.. Cynthia E.
Swan. Logan county; reversed
COZ. + NJ. Lee. treasurer kingfsher
county VS.. Frank Roberts. King
fisher county; reversed
o54. Nelson Irwin vs.. Eliza Jane Irwin.
PAYNE county; affirmed
eIs. Rosa Battice VS.. Walter Batuce,
Lincoln county; reversed.
9ls. Kansas Moline Plow company vs..
G. w. sherman, Oklahoma county:
reversed.
les. Lorenzo Irwin vs.. Eliza Jane r.
win. Payne county; same conclus-
ion as upon former trial
BY MATEE.
os7 Alva G. Baldwin " John Mason.
Logan county: reversed.
os7. ". Golden * Co. vs. The CITY CT
Guthrie. Logan county: affirmed.
lss. A. T. & :. r. r. r CO. IS John r.
Johnson. Logan county: reversed
100. Richardson VS. Shelby. Canadian
county; affirmed
is.. CITY OF Guthrie vs. Nix. Halseil &
Co. Logan county: reversed.
10. George ". Blevins vs. y. 7. * :. ?.
r. r. Co, Oklahoma county: az
tirmed-
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CAN'T REMEMBER SUNDAYS.
Why "Old Leather Brooches" Threatened
Keep an Almanac NJ Home.


Keep an Almanac NJ Home.
'Old Leather Brooches" was at ono
time the best known guide and trapper
IN Pike county, Pennsylvania He
lived in the woods not many miles from
Milford, the county seat His proper
name no one knew, but on account Of
the leather trousers which he invaria-
bly, wore be was known By every one
es odd Leather Brooches"
Only occasional visits were made By
the old man 20 town, and then ne came
for tobacco and whisky. One Sunday
morning he walked into town. and
upon arriving a. his favorite trading
place was surprised 70 see IL closed
Hello" said ne, ''someb0dy dead.
guess"
Proceeding leisurelv down the main
street he weat TO another store. only
20 finE' this closed also. Com pletely
nonp.9ssed the trapper hailed me hrst
pssselby with. "Say, who IS oead7
Must be some big gun, guess Where
Is the fuueral?'
Why, this is Sunday. old man. re-
pied the villsge-.
sunday SUNDAY calculated Odd
Leather Breaches" in surprise Wen.
! guess II hare 10 keep an almanac 20
home after this Had al ny trouble
T.. nothing ". Y. Herald
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30

"THERE are too many bills introduced In
our legislatures" said the lawyer. "Quite
right" replied the banker. "And the char
acter of the legislation frequently indicates
that some Of the bills are of high denominar
tons. Chicago Evening Post.
Could Improve on It.-Mrs. Norris
whats the matter, Robby; are you chok-
tngt" Robby (feelingly, with his mouth full
II bones Say, mamma, I'd Like TO build
just one shad."-Puck.
Mas. JACRsoN-"Do you call this sponge
cake. Why, it's as hard as stone" Cook
Yes, mum, that's the way sponge is be-
fore it is wet. Soak it in Your tea Truth.
THE quiet tenderness Of Chaucer. where
you almost seem TO hear the hot tears fall
ing, and the simple, choking words sobbed
eut.-LoWeu.
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TENSE MASSEY Is DEAD.
Well-Known Citizen Passes to His Well
Earned Reward.

It is with deep regret we learn Of the
death of one of Sedgwick county's for
mer citizens, CTence Massey, formerly
deputy sheriff Of Sedgwick county for
two terms and a citizen of this city pass
ed away Sunday morning. The de-
ceased was a brother of our present
chief of police, Parke Massey, and was
well known by all of Wichita's best
known bushes men, as good man,
of principle and possessed of many
traits of character that were shown by
acts rather than words. The deceased
suffered from an illness that gave warn
ing of an early departure in life and his
family were fully prepared for the end,
which came at the home of his mother,
six miles east of this city. The inter-
ment took place yesterday afternoon at
Settler Springs, Butler county.
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Notes From Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma City, o. T, July 2s.-(Spe-
ciaD-The cards are out announcing
the marriage of Rev. F. W. Hawley and
Miss Pauline d. ASten, at the First
Presbyterian church on Tuesday even
ing, July 50. Mr. Hawley's brother,
Rev. Theodore Hawley of Kansas, Is
the officiating clergyman.
The Choctaw railroad people are
pushing matters on the road from Ok
lahoma City to McAllister with a vim.
Judge D. A. Harvey has removed his
family back to his residence on Mill
tary hill.
Rev. T. F. Smith OF the Methodist
Episcopal church has resigned as pre-
siding elder of the Central district of
Oklahoma T. F. Palmer succeeds him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30
BOTTOM FARMS UNDER WATER
oklahoma Corn is Standing in the River
Clear L n to Its Esrs

Perry. . t, July 2S.-FTon parties
arriving from the Arkansas river bot-
tom this morning i Is learned that that
rivers overflow is doing great damage
20 1he low bottom farms along M NV
81 from Ponca City to- one hundred
miles southeast Many fine fields Of
corn are row under water waist deep
and hundreds Of acres have been WASH
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SHE Is STILL RISING.
arkansas River Flood Growing Worse
Every Hour.

At 1 o'clock this morning the reports
from the river were that 1t had risen
nearly foot since yesterday morning.
1t is now surely on big rampage
which has been surpassed only by the
big food of II.
The last rise last night brought down
number of dead animals that indica-
ted a great loss to the farmers up
along the valley.
1t was reported that a man had been
drowned north of Mulvane and boy
at Arkansa City. but none Of the reports
could be verified
The bottoms west Of Water street
and south of Lewis street have been
converted into a. veritable ocean on
which boats piled all day yesterday.
Mr.. Wolf of Morris street was COM
pelled to move out yesterday.
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Santos July 2.-Weekly report-Coree-
Steady; good average: per 10 kilos lo4. 800:
receipts during the week 900 bags; ship
ments 10 the United States. 1900 bags;
stock. 1890 bags.
Rio de Janeiro. July 29.-Weekly report
Coffee-Firm; exchange standard "A. $50;
exchange lid: receipts during the week.
5000 bags; shipments 10 the United States
O. 600 bags; stock. 1Se. 900 bags
Havre. July 29-Coffee-Opened irregl-
lar !. TO u cent lower. closed unchanged
to "a cent dechne1s half holiday: sales,
On hays
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st. Louis Produce.

ST Louis. July 9.-Butter-Urchange
Eggs-Firmer. S,ec-
Whiskey-Lower, ST. for distillers' fin
isheG goods.
I.ead-Easier: sales leo tons at SS:
five cars deSilverizsd az S.Ssis.
Spelter-Strong: held firmly at SS.ae: TWO
cars sold at that
Cotton ties and bagging-Unchaaged
Pork-SteaGy; standard mess, 1obblng.
$ii.oo.
Iard-Prine steam, ss.05: choice. $40
BacOn-ShoulderS. (bOXedl. S6S.4., longs.
s. 80: RIBS. S5.57i: shorts. soc
Dry salt meatS-ShOulders. tooNedl.
s5.62ie; longs, S.Si.; ribs. $50; shorts,
$50.
Gran recei2ts-Fiour. 500: wheat, 49,
GO: corn. l24 0,'0: oats. T2.o9n.
Grain shipmeats-Flour. 500; wheat. .
co, corn, IS. go; oats, l3elo.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30
MUSIC AND DRAMA

a large audience witnessed the per-
formance of The Circus Girl last
evening. elsie has improved wonder
full since her last appearance here. The
play has been rewritten since last seen
here and many catching and pleasing
Specialties have been introduced. Cecil
is bright and pleasing as ever and the
support is excellent. The new kaleid-
oscope dance was received with much
applause CouweI and Susan scored a
big hit with their rough dancing. To-
night Little Miss Nah"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30
THE DISCOVERY SAVED HIS LIFE

Mr.. G. Cailloutte. Druggist, Beavers
vile, ILL.,, says: ITO DR.. Kings New
Discovery 1 owe my life. Was taken
with La Grippe and tried all the physi-
clans for miles about. but of no avail
and was given up and told I could not
live. Having DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry IN my store / sent for bottle and
began its use and from the first dose be-
gan TO get better. and after using three
bottles was up and about again. II Is
worth it's weight in gold We won't
keep store or house without it" Get
q free trial at the drug stores Of Charles
Lawrence and q. Gehring.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30
DRY GOODS MAKKEI.


New York. July 2a--AEents have ad-
vanc.d the prices OF Cold Medal ~
and 10 also or Atwood -. Williams
Vile - and rs and Rockdais -
bieAched cottons each u cent and Aer-
riunac - standard width shIrtings y
cent and Merrimao dress patterns u
cent Mail orders were a. hacd for
good miscellaneous aEsortments OF
duplicate character and conssderabie
spot business was Effected while much
more Is under consideration Wooisn
goods had Il good share Of attention
and blankets wers looked after with
interest Printing cloths firm As 15a
cents plus !. cent and no ssslsrA
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Esn>s. CitxGr,,n.

Kansas City. July -Nheat-Oae cen;
higher: Nc. hard. 5sSss1c: No. red. 5ST
7Ic: rejected. 5ss-1iS7c.
CorE-No. , mixed. steady. Sic: No. =
white. Z. cent higher. S-S.c-
0ais-sas:er: No. m.xed. :Oaac; No. :
white, nc
RySNo. ,. 44c-
Bran-Ffrr1, 5SIScc.
$50oGs.5o.
Butter-Ffrm: creamery. 1SGlSc: dairy.
l0Gl2c.
Esgs-Steady, &c.
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CAME NEAR BEING FATAL
George Chair Meets with an Accident Last
Sunday,

Sunday George Chain. son of assist
ant county clerk John Chain was Wis
iting in Butler county, and while driv-
ing over a rough road a rife that was
in his wagon went off. The ball passed
through his wrist and grazing his tenn
pie went out through the rim of his
hat. He is doing well, now.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30
/ guess


Liz sail Mss knjor1an's soangest
brother, do you say woods n o.
WOODS a-eT'-
Woods are, OF course she answered
"Why?-
"Cacss Mr. wo~cs arc down "a the
nsy.u- Hai.ip' "a. go y21S a. =
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Coffee.

New York. July 3-CoTee-Options
opened steady a. lOQl5 points advance
Brazilian advices.
Spot cofee-Slack: closed firm a. leTi5
points net advance; July $3.50; September.
SIS. 81 l5.35: October. sl5.35J l5.4o. and De-
cember. siSlSffi5.S.,
Spot coffee-Firm; Rio. Ice. Mid steady:
Cordova, Isl. q l9c-
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LOUISVILLE l. ST LOFTS n

louisville, July 29.-Cunningham pitched
a mastery game today and not single
Brown reached second base. Cunning
ham also scored the only run OF the game.
Attendance, 800. Score:
RH E
louisville .......0 o0o1oo-1 I
St. Louis.............0 o 0O00 90 3
Batteries-Louisville, Cunningham and
Warner; St Louis, Breitenstein, Ehret
and Miller.
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New York.

New York. July 9-Cotton-Quiet and
steady: middnng. &c; net and gross re-
ceipts none: reports 10 France, 80 bales.
exports 10 continent. III bales; forwarded
none: sales. ! SGT bales. SpinnerS, Ca bales,
stock l79 S6Si bales actual.
NEW ORLEANS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30
Skirmish with Horse Thieves.

Hennessey, o. T, July pa man
named Richardson. a member Of the re-
Gently organized anti-horse theft asso-
clifton, was killed near Hoyle creek yes
terday, in a brush with a gang OF horse
thieves. One Of the latter, named Wolf,
WAS arraSfad
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30
CURE FOR HEADACHE

AS a remedy for all forms Of Head
ache Electric Bitters has proved to be
the very best. 1t effects a permanent
cure and the most dreadful habitual
sick headaches yield TO its influence
We urge all who are afflicted to procure
a bottle, and give this remedy a fair
trial. In case of habitual constipation
Electric Bitters cures by giving the
needed tone to the bowels, and few
cases long resist the use Of this medi-
cine Try it once Large bottles only
Fifty cents at the drug stores Of Charles
Lawrence and c. Gehring.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30

Guthrie, o. T., July 2s.-Among the
many cases decided by the supreme
court Saturday was the celebrated d.
vorce case from Payne county in which
the court re-affirmed its former deci-
sion denying that the probate judges
had Jurisdiction in divorce cases after
Aug. 1898. and declaring all divorces so
granted null and void and any subse-
quent marriages Of the parties biga-
nous.
There Is only one thing left for the
hundreds Of people who secured these
invalid divorces. and that is to have
their cases tried over by the district
courts.
The supreme court handed down fifty
two opinions and then adjourned until
Sept g. The number of cases decided
was the greatest of any session ever
held by the territorial supreme court
and in an unusual number OF cases,
twenty, were the lower courts reyers-
ed.
The various cases and the manner OF
their disposal are given below COM
plete:
BY DALE.
20s Moore, Administrative Of Moore,
Cleveland county, reversed.
2s5. Bassett VS.. Mitchell, from Oklaho-
ma county; reversed.
218. Carter ct al, VS.. Missouri Mining
and Lumber company. from Grant
county; affirmed.
1se. Durham, ct al. vs.. J. r. Holloway,
from Oklahoma county; affirmed
III. Barton Bros, vs. Spencer ct al.
from Canadian county; reversed.
frnn1
Oklahoma county; affirmed.
LAG. County commissioners of Cleveland
county VS.. Seawell, ct al, from
Cleveland county; reversed.
2o6. Grimes and Cullison, from Oklaho-
ma county; affirmed.
142 Isaac C. Renfro, vs. the United
States, from Pottawatomie county;
affirmed.
PIT. Meshack Couch VS.. Edward Orne,
from Oklahoma county; affirmed.
235. ]. w. Daniels VS.. D. n. Hull, from
Oklahoma county; reversed.
254. William E. Wamsley VS.. the Terri
tory; affirmed.
PA. Wass ct al. VS.. Tenent Stribling
Shoe company, from Canadian
county; affirmed.
219. Vaughn Lumber company VS.. Mis-
souri, Mining and Lumber company
from Grant county; affirmed.
2Ss. T. r. Jackson ct al. VS.. Samuel H.
Glaze, from Canadian county; af-
firmed.
531. Lyman c. Woodruff VS.. Willie A.
Wallace. from Oklahoma equity; af-
firmed.
2S8. Robert NJ. Hamill VS.. Isaac Jalonx
from Canadian county; affirmed
1872. c. +. Mason VS.. +. c. Cromwell; af-
firmed.
-. Pappe VS.. Kane ct al, from King
fisher county: affirmed.
BY BURFORD.
S14. Adella Day VS.. Mary A Mooney,
from Logan county; affirmed.
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Chicago Maket.
TIE leading futures ranged as follows:
- enota.lors -. as go.

Flour-Fsr-ns unchanged
No sTring Ehes,. 7lizS1f@c: No =
nominal. No red. 5is-a7Is<c- 40. corr.
Sfsc. No yellow. g. No : oz.s.
- No white. Sis1rc: No wh.-s.
ts--TSc- No. : ne. 81 No. > barl.5
nominal, No. ? GscJc. No. & rO11i-a-
No Ssrzeet. . - Prime tlrsothy SOD.
80 81 50 ,- s.ss p $50 - - ;.
s.1es. Goose. ,. j@5Si5 DRY szl;e5 ssg1,-
5e7s- 0oo1edj- So sh0-- clear Sd.
f.oxs5i. sasESis- NAisSey. 1is-lIi--s' a.
SD goods. Se- gal. 81 S1SzEz-l =
change:
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.
Eutfer and rs

New York. July 9.-But;er-FSrn: west
err dairy. IGIi3c. western creamery. Ia
lSc:- western creamery. 12N1Sc. western
factory. sief;l2isc; Elgins. lSc.
EggS-Qu.et; western fresh, l@1.sl lSi.c-
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Quincy, July 29.-No game: rain.

Jacksonville, July 29-No game; rain.
Winfield, Kan, July 29.-The greatest
baseball games ever played in Winfield
are over. The Winfields championship
team, the Reds, takes three straight from
the Emporia Maroons. Fifteen hundred
people witnessed the game today, many
being present from all over Southern
Kansas and Oklahoma. Tonight, Win
fields colors are flying. A better game
than was put up by either club could
hardly be aske for. Score:
r II f
Winfield .............0 0OOOO11s-2 2
Empora ...........1 O o 0 OOO0-1 2
Batteries-Bevis and Wolever; Jameson
and Faulkner
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30
WORKED THE STICK
COLTS DEFEAT THE PIRATES ON
THEIR OWN GROUND.

Iawley Is Ont Of Form and No Fielding
Can Save the Day for the Home Team
PhiIlies Win, Not that They Play Better
but that the Beaneaters Play Worse
Colonies and Browns Play a Great One
to Nothing Game-Western Games
Winfield and upc Va Put Up . Close
Game.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30

New Orleans, July s.-Cottcn-Easyi
middling SITE; low, Site; good ordin-
airy, 57sc; net and gross receipts, 90 bales
coastwise. $50 bales sales, 40 bales
stock, 81, 80 bales.