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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-22
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Aug. N.-Agents have ad-
vanced Wasmutta sheetings TO the
basis OF 23is for 1914 bleached: New
Bedford. 50 for 1914. and New Bedford
percale sheeting, 42Ia for 10-4: also Hen
rietta L. L. 3S-inch brown cottons to
AS net. A very large number of retail
buyers are present and jobbers were
very busy. Agents had a large order
demand for prints. Brown and bleach
ed cottons are in a healthy request for
moderate assortments. Price very
firm and stock nominal TO nothing.
Printing cloths IN good demand at 3
cents less ~ per cent bid and declined.
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Two street Railway Companies ne sc Jss-
sph No. Hear Tho Ne nsr r.iL

g.. Joz~.b. NJ. Aug. zL-Tss 81
Jo.erh S,ere. rallwsT Enss. tcgstcsr
win al tne r1Isi1z stock. real ss.ais
a.d o;nsr property 2sei n tssir SSers-
ton. zaf az ne property q tss q.
Ios4on Traction a-e Lsxa'snx company
Vas solf az pgsiic s7rtion tosay ard
ras b.9 n By X A. <sy~s % Po-tA5t.
xa. ara EszArs T.. Hartman % Ssw
YORK. Purchasing trustee fos ;hs sts,x-
holds-s TIE c1rsit<rztton ~As Ssa9.-
eya Which vas fhs loves. Id tass coaif
- accepted uase- ~ off~. q ~ eat
TIE sale vas made 20 satisfy rz1r.-
gage IBID by -hs C<a;xA Truss CON
nay q E~w To>f
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-22

Figures of the Year-Close Il Heavy
New York, Aug. 2L-Speculation on
the stock exchange was characterized
by healthier tone than for some time
past and there were evidences that the
professional traders are 10 be no lon
ger TO control the market The fav-
orable news OF the crops was received
this morning from all over the grain
growing country and the good effect OF
these advices was heightened by the
lowering OF the rate Of sterling ex-
change, the hardening tendency of
which has been one OF the most de-
pressing influences OF the share market
Prices Of the leading properties OPEN
ed firm, but the bears We're on the
alert and under cover OF an attack on
Sugar endeavored to stem the rising
tide. Sugar broke IL per cent and a
few other industrials reacted frac-
tionally including Tobacco. which lost
q per cent. The railway list was we'll
held and although London sold ST.
Paul and others OF the International
stocks the home buying was good and
a general Improvement followed, in
which the railway list was most prom
inent. A diversion was again created
by the shorts who in time made a raid
on Chicago Gas, fofcing il down . per
cent and causing reaction generally
which did not exceed a fraction, ex-
cept in SusQuehanna and Western pre-
ferred, which lost rs per cent. Before
noon the market had recovered its
tone and during the hour following was
strong in tone with the Changers lead.
ing the upward movement and touch
ing the best figures of the year, except
Burlington. After ! o'clock the specu-
lation became unsettled and prices
moved irregularly, some realizations
being effected. Around delivery hour.
the coalers were pressed for sale. and
there was general depreciation in
values, the market closing heavy in
tone. Tobacco sold up from 96is per
cent TO 977s per cent; reacted TO CAS-
per cent; rallied 10 96A per cent: de-
clned to s3la per cent. and closed at "a
per cent. Manhattan was weak in the
early speculation. and fell 1ss per cent,
but after midday rallied 2i2 per cent,
10 l16 per cent, and closed at ia per
cent. The closing prices are in the
main higher than last nights figures.
the principal changes being: Gains
Lake Erie and Western preferred, 2%
per cent: Lake Erie and Western COM
mon, l per cent; Minneapolis and st.
Louis second preferred. is per cent.
Declines-Sugar. Az per cent; Tobacco,
per cent: Chicago Gas. Is per cent;
Lackawanna and New Jersey Central,
~ per cent; Reading. rs per cent.
Bonds were irregular and active:
sales aggregating 81 .4S4. 900.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-22
OLD PEOPLE

Old people who require medicine 10
regulate the bowels and kidneys will
find the true remedy in Electric Bitters
This medicine does not stimulate and
contains no whisky nor other intoxi-
cant, but acts as a tonic and Alternative
1t acts mildly on the stomach and
bowels, adding strength and giving
tone to the organs. thereby aiding
Nature in the performance of the func-
tons. Electric Bitters is an excellent
appetizer and aids digestion. Old peo-
pie find IL just exactly what they need
Price fifty cents per bottle at the drug
stores Of Charles Lawrence and G..
Gshring
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-22

ST.. Louis. Aug. %.-Butter-Unchange
Physically. l0iac.
Lead-NIore active but easier, 81. I'll, a
332lz.
Spelter-Salable at $500. but held above
that.
Whisky-Steady. $1.22
Cotton ties and Observation-Disclosures
Pork-Scandard mess, jobbing. so %.
Lard-Prame steam, $50: choice. 500.
Bacon-Shoulders. (boxe). 500: longs.
$50: ribs, S.6eiz: shorts, 500.
Dry salt meats-Shoulders. Cboxedl
s.g7s: longs. S.75; ribs, SSH; shorts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-22

less there is a radical change in the cir
cumstances and the mystery Of the
money deal is cleared up the unfortu-
nate man will never receive the benefits
of an investigation and examination OF
his case by the supreme court.
There is said to be much complaint in
Wellington and Winfield because of the
action Of Peckham. The other at
torneys are wholly exonerated from any
connection with the taking OF the
money from the bank on the certificate
mentioned, but Peckham is charged by
the people and some of the newspapers
in Southern Kansas and the Wellington
Mail, with appropriating the $500 to his
own use.
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Furnished by the Wichita Abs.ra
and Land Company
W. s. Mitchell, wd. lot - IN blk
town ot Maze. E. o.. .. o.. - y
z. p Powell. I'D, lC-s = 50 except
west 20 q OF s. and 81 al On Tex
as ave city. .. o.. .. o.. .. -.-- -
Rhod. Island Nr:ge and Trus. %
ia, 10: n SEC j :. ! 2. lots n
and p IN blk Santa Re add:
20 and IS Ps1nsylv an.s ave
Mzthersors sfh add; i0ts $ and
s. I.ttchaeld ave Riverside add.
lot IL Market - Les add. ~ =
% u 50 ?: os lot = William -
GrfeNsnst.ins add. ? y g % ~
7. OF IL = Mead ave East Wlch-
ia add: %: g. Gilman ave E.v-
ersi5e add. lots Pennsylvania
ave Mathe<sons sfh add -: Is3
Water - city. lot y - Latehhsls
ave Rivsrsise add. j., i7s Marx
.. .. Lees add. y % n y o. lo-
y. Cannon - EiIfons Il ada
lot Water - HaggeTfys adj
TX 3srs7I- z. 81 ~ or lots 4. -
Topeka ave Zinmsrlys - add:
Io.s = AL "a - bik Santa Pc
add. 10: j. Nsrket >. Les ADJ
lots s. Fourth ave Eaziisas "A
add. lois - 81 Ida ave Hunters
sub. lots u and e Fse.caers Il
Adellse Reynolds. "a. lots p aaf
- Cold ~ Eureka Or Rex Is
LAID add % O.. 80 o. .. .. d. %. !
<. Smith. -. lots Ia $50 ard 80
Nz.n - Robe-T%oax sub lots Il
j Main - Esaras sab. i3ts J
a.1 Hswet- ave Cxny5sIIs sgD a.
A-cot % mort released. .. % 80. 20
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tute Proceedings for Divorce Against
His Wife, High Society Lady-On Re-
turning Home, 1t is Said, = Reconcilia-
tion Takes Place and All Differences are
On-News of Oklahoma.
New York, Aug. H.-The cause Of the
recent western trip Of ex-Mayor Frank
A. Mcgowan Of Trenton, a candidate
for the Republican nomination for gov
ernor Of New Jersey, has at last been
disclosed, and Will create as big a SEN
sation in Trenton as did his mysterious
disappearance when it was thought
that he had left because Of financial
embarrassment. AT that time the name
of woman was suggestively mention
ed in connection with his departure, but
it now appears that he went to Okla
homa to begin proceedings for divorce
from his wife.
A dispatch from Ell Reno, o. T, to-
day, stated that ex-Mayor Mcgowan
bad registered there on Aug. 1. and that
he had begun proceedings against his
wife for divorce. This was the first au-
thentic news received of Mr.. Magow-
ans whereabouts during the week he
was absent from Trenton
Mr.. Mcgowan was in New York to-
day, and admitted that he had taken
the preliminary steps towards getting a
divorce in Oklahoma. He positively de-
clined, however, making any further
statement in the matter.
Since the discovery of his attempt to
get a divorce in the west, it has been
learned that he sought for a divorce in
New Jersey several months ago, and
that when he found he could not be sue
cessful he had consulted a prominent
law firm of this city. who advised him
TO go to Ell Reno and esta blish a resi-
dence there
Mr.. Mcgowan took the creates pre-
caution to prevent the object of his trip
TO the west from becoming known, and
the result was that upon his mysterious
disappearance 1t was at once attributed
to financial difficulties, as he is connect
ed with a number of large concerns,
prominent among which are the New
York and Philadelphia Traction COM
pany and the Trenton and Eastern
Rubber companies. The result has been
that receivers were appointed for the
rubber companies and Mr.. Magown has
been engaged ever since his return n
trying to get them out of the hands of
the receivers. He lives in one of the
handsomest houses in Trenton and the
entering up Of some mechanics liens
and few minor suits added color to the
rumors Of financial trouble.
In the meantime Mrs. Magown and
her family are staying at Spring Lake.
She and her husband have been active
spirits in the leading social circles of
New Jerseys capital and until recently
there was never any suggestion to the
public that there was aught to jar the
domestic relations of the two.
Trenton, n. j., Aug. 21.-The story
wired from New York tonight to the
effect that ex-Mayor Frank A. Ma
gowan, while away from this city two
weeks ago, and during whose absence
his two big rubber mills went into the
hands of a receiver, had spent his time
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They Broke the Record.

Yesterday Peerless Lodge No. 81 A.
o. L. ". made the unparalleled record
OF getting ffty-three applications for
membership in less than eight hours
There IS a friendly rivalry existing
between the two lodges. the result OF
which strengthens both organizations
one OF these fine days No - will get
out and make Il loo even Each con-
graduates the other on its success and
visit each others lodge meetings Ike
god brothers ought 20 do.
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TWO LIVES SAVED

City, Ill. was told by her doctors she
had Consumption and that there was
no hope for her. but two bottles DR..
Kings Discovery completely cured her
and she says il saved her life. Mr..
Thos. Eggers. lS9 Florida St. San
Francisco. suffered from a dreadful
cold. approaching Consumption. tried
without result everything else then
bought one bottle Of DR.. Kings Discov-
cry and in two weeks was cured He
is naturally thankful II is such re-
suits. of which these are samples. that
prove the wonderful efficacy OF this
medicine in Coughs and Colds Free
trial bottles at the Drug Stores of
Charles Lawrence and u. Gehrins.
Regular size soc. and sl-e1.
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REcEIvEK CALLS 1T CONTEMPT
He has the Coiored Knights of Pytlias e
Complain of In Court

Chicago. Aug. 2i-When Receiver 3.
2 Mosiey OF TIE coloret Knights 0.
Pythizs appeared with his attorneys.
Mack. White and Ward. n the Supe-
rior court today 20 complain against
the officers .. the society on the ground
OF contempt. Supreme Chancellor p Il
Mitchell was presea. 70 combat TIE
case Judge Brentano issued al al
tachnent ags;ns, the alleged offenders
retaruahle tomorrow. denying the SUI
prsu1e chancellor's rtQussr FOR Eve days
time II which 20 make answer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-22
KsnsaA CITY Grain

Kansas City, Aug E---vhea.-Ore A.
Goats fove-. No. : bard. -rs@c. No.
rel sc. -e t@c-e-1. DC
Co-n-pre-hzh and cee- sove-. No.
alxea. Zs.12c. No waite. z-szEc-
oe,s-S-ez1y. No zs-xs4. DC. 10.
yhi,e. ZzE
Rye-So- . seTs-s
Brzs@Dul. s1S7c-
Hay-Fsrn: timothy. rsaGss: prairie.
q estslS -
Bsit,r-S-@sey: CREAMERY. sssai-c.
dzt-y. Io75tc-
EEES-TIgxa, Jc.
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New OYlearg.

New Orleans, Aug. 2.-Co.ton-Firm I:
middhng, TIC: low mids1Iing. sAc: good
ordinary, s7-i5c: net and gross receipts
bales: comment. $50 bales. coa.s.wise. "a
bales: sales. 100 bales; stock, II, 81 bales.
Futures-Ffrrn: sales, S.eo bales; Aug
ust. s1E bid: September, s.. EGG. n: Oc:o-
Der. s. -; November s.. Gd7 %; December.
S&a7SS: January, SEG742. February,
s747G74s: March. s7.53a7.55. APRIL ss-5oSp
"a
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noOrs AT THE rSsCIL WILL
atssrnsy fssssvsea q. sse Ssir VII csss
~zys sz<f are Worsal>s-

Sac Frz5rszco. A=x s1-ysn X. Pat
tersr1. zr.g.ate5 g :spy~s<1f TIE zt-
49, b<s-s u ne PAR z5r controversy.
las Gtss 4 crar< = ssGE .aLS. -. zn1
Eet Herman f.~istras. - st< rrofsr
SgzStsaa = fhe Interests . ifSgr.sS
CsIrfcfs- il. ~ he prptSss .rp-eses.1sEs
PassssEon says = a rt3iraics= % So
La lie S<aS.. -. - ss4-S
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Chicago. Aug. E--Wheat-Cash ard
August, s-izc; September. GAG: December.
6isc: May. CSC.
Corn-Cash. Aug1ls- and September. %. I:
December, 3iizc; May. 3Ziz 3@<.c-
Oats-Cash and August, DC: September.
Is-.c; May. &c.
Pork-Cs<h. Angus. and September g 80:
January. si0i7.
La-i-Cahs. AuEos-, Septem Der ard
January. s-I0
Rlbs-Cesh. August and September. y. 10.
January SS.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Aug. 2l.-Hogs-Receipts, :. 90:
market slow. 511o cents lower; light. A-5o
GS.oe: mixed. ASeG4-so. heavy, Ae3i-s0;
rough. 81. aoG4 -.
Cattle-Recsipts. T1.os.: desirable natives
steady; oilers weak to 10 cents lower.
western. 21eT45Q
Sheep-Receipts, 1900: best lambs
steady: others 20 cents lower.
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Kansas City. Aug. s1.-Cattle-Receipts
g. LOO: shipments. 400; natives 20 10 cents
lower; others demoralized: Texas steers.
s. 40GS 10: beef steers. So SeG5-se; siockers
and feeders. s. 5oI4-S5.
Hog-Receipts. 200: shipments. 500:
market weak TO 10 cents lower: bulk OF
sales. 81 5cf74 So; heavies. As5ff{.5o: pack
ers 81 i02i7e; mixed, =. 50S4.e. lights,
81 ecG4.75; workers., $.'cGi75; PIGS. S-o9
40.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000: shipments. LOO;
market steady.
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TEAMS BREAK EVEN
CLEVELAND AND WASHINGTON
PLAY TWO GOOD GAMES.

Batting is Heavy in Both Games, Especially
the First, and Cleveland Plays Both Err
rorIess-Hoffer Scatters the Colts' Hits
and Gets SuppOrt-Foreman Gets .
Thumb Observation-Disclosures Beat
the Browns-Pirates' Score 10 Bigger
Yet than the Giants'-Boston is Two
Richer on Louisyille-Western Games.
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COTTON MARKET.
New York.

New York. Aug. 21.-Cotton-F'irm: mid
ding. 7Ssc: net and gross receipts none;
sales, 2GS. all spfnners: stock. fS7. +s bales.
Total today. net receipts. rs bales; ex-
ports 70 the continen, $50 bales. stock,
81 10 bales.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.
Coffee.

New York, Aug. 2L-CofYec-weak on
lower cables; closed easy At a net decline
of 10I20 points: September. $500: Deem
Der, $14S0.
Spot coffee-Rio dull and easier; No z,
1870. Mild-Market quiet: Cordova, 1874
G19c.
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Sugar.
81. LOuiA PrO<irce.

New York, Aug 2l-Sugar-Raw mar
ket steady; fair refining. l5-lsc: centr1-
fugal, IS test. 3kc. Refined quiet.
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HOGS.
The receipts OF hogs were not suf
fcient 20 make a market. The market
with a liberal supply would have been
steady 20 cents hover.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
No. Dock Ave. Price. No. Dock Ave. Prise.
Il -. ao5 81 50 3 go. IS 81 10
80. - . 49,. 2ls 4 %
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ST. Louis. Aug. A-Cattie-Rsceipts, -
500; shipments, 500; market 10 cents OF
for everything except choice export steers
which are S5-Ssfi5-.o; dressed beef and ship
ping steers. si-aozi6-a; bulk. A-e524.sS;
stockers ard feeders. GS1ie
Hogs-Rece:pts. 500: shipments, zoe.
market 5G1e cents lower; heaviss. s. &1sl
40; mixed. s4a0s5i65; light. 81 5oG4So.
Sheep-Receipts. 800; shipments none.
market steady.
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Mas rtfr-@'l =a-s - - 500 Frr1@f
czardy~ Cssrk-@EerT sorFy. - 1s kxFsz :
AN NcE't se-se ctl>eT ksn1 De- Ssss
F1tp-~So. irS3eu4- "a. s1JsrSSSS = va.
from French coarf iwzzt src-Cs kss<<z-s
-Easz zc<.S,E.a lxSSsxsx
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Chicago Grain.

s. Louis. Aug. 2l.-Cot-on-S.eafy; no
sales reported: receipts. "A bales, ship
ments, III bales; stock. s.5S5 bales.
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No oSE OPPOSED IMn AoTIos.


New York. Aug -I.-Jufzs Lacoraess
n the United States circuit cp1rt 30
daT authorized IN. sals os TIE View
YORK. Lake Erie ana Western ard sp-
pointed Arthur II Haven special mas
.~T 70 arrange he terms % sale. Nhiss
vii ~ pusilskr9 next week There
was no opposition a. re notion ~Asca
was made ~ TIE Farmers Ian and
Trust company as trustee N esasf %
IRE holders Q. the second c2asossoAfsS
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Kansas Games.

WICHITA 5; FLORENCE o.
Florence, Kan, Aug. N.-(Special)-
The Wichita Blues defeated Florence
today by score of 5 to 0. This is the
first time Florence has been shut out
this season. They have played twen-
ty-three games.
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IF Won try { find out what women dev do
Or don't do tings for. you're worse of your
base dan before. Seer De best way is :
lake 'em as you ind EN-, and try not TO 90
crazy thinking bout it OATS right-Chim-
ME Fadde1
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QUINCY Z; DENVER 5.
Denver, Aug. 21.-Score:
r H e
Denver ......201 100 0 o 1 Is 10 8
Quincy ......1 1 0 0 0 0 ~ 9 3
Batteries-Eagan and Lehman; Hill
and Boland.
ST. JOSEPH 3-s; SPRINGFIELD To
st. Joseph Aug. A.-Score:
r H E
ST. Joseph .....1 I 0 0 I 0 o o % 6 2
Springfield 80 0 0 0 5 2 o 0 ~ s 2
Batteries-Johnson and Jones: Sonier
and Bell.
Second game-Score!
r H E
st. Joseph .....1o50 oo0o2-s IL 2
Springfield 80 90 0 1 o. 8 2
BatteriesIColburn and Jones ;Schw-
artZ and Bell
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BALTIMORE 4; CHICAGO 2.

Baltimore, Aug. 21.-Both pitchers
were effective in today's game but Hof-
fer kept Chicago's hits well scattered
and received faultless support. Turby.
Anson's new second baseman, made his
first appearance and did well. Score:
II II E
Baltimore $500 II 0 1 0 0 o a Z 0
Chicago =. 80 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. 2 10 2
Batteries: Baltimore-Hoffer and
Robinson; Chicago-Terry and Dono-
hue. Earned runs-Baltimore /; Chica-
go 2 Two base hits-Anson, Terry.
Three base hits-Lange. Stolen bases
McGraw, Jennings, Everett, Kelly 2;
Robinson. Double plays-McGraw,
Gleason and Carey; Lange and Dono-
hue. First on balls-Off Hoffer L; off
Terry +. Struck out-By Hoffer 8; by
Terry l. Umpire-Burnham. Time 2:1S.
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he aitta Badly gae1e ghursday gornins angus e. 1895

O'Brien, Collins. Shugart 2. Struck
out-Bannon, Inks. Wild pitches
Stockdale. Umpire-McDonald. Time
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Played Won Lost Pc
CLEVELAND g. WASHINGTON Ga.

CLEVELAND B. WASHINGTON ga.
Washington, Aug. 21-Two games
were played here this afternoon, the
tams braking even. The batting was
very heavy in the first game, there De-
ing four three-baggerS and two nome
runs up to the end of the fourth CieVe-
lands fielding in both games was per-
feet. The heavy hitting continued in
the second game. Attendance $500 at
the first. and 1900 at the second game.
First game-ScOre:
Washington 20 o0112o o-6 2
Cleveland .....2 0 1 0 0 0 l. U
Batteries: Washington-Anders
and MCGUIRE; Cleveland-Cuppy and
O'Connor. Earned runs-Washington 3;
Cleveland f. Three base hits-McKean,
Abbey, Mcclure, Cuppy. Home runs
Childs, Blake. Stolen bases-Cart-
wright, Crooks, Abbey. Sacrifice hits
Crooks, Schiebeck, Cartwright. Double
plays-McKean, Chiids and Tebeau;
Crooks, Schiebeck and Cartwright;
Schiebeck Crooks and Cartwright. First
on balls-Of Anderson 4; off Cuppy 3.
Struck out-By Anderson 1; by Cuppy
9. Umpire-O'Day. Time 2:20.
Second game-Score:
RHE
Washington 90 0o100 an 5
Cleveland 100 0 3 o 2 O. II
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures
and Mcguire; Cleveland-Young and
thinner Earned runs-Washington 4;
Cleveland s. Two base hits-Childs, Alb
bey~ Three base hits-Selbach, Joyce.
Home runs-Joyce, Tebeau- Stolen
bases-Burkett 2: Abbey. First on balls
Off Mullarkey 2; off Young 1. Struck
out-By Mullarkey 2; by Young 4. Wild
pitches-Mullarkey. Umpire-O'Day.
Time 9. IL
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1T WAS HEALTHIER
SPECULATION LESS CoNGENIAL TO
PROFESSIONALS

Favorable News Of the Crops from All Over
the Country pplemented BY . Lower
Ing Of Sterling Exchange Rates-Lead-
Ing Properties Open Firm-Bears At
tack Sugar and Later Chicago Gas On
the Other Hand Changers Lead An Up
ward Movement and Touch the Highest
Figures Of the Year-Close Ii Heavy.
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WICHITA MARKETS

CATTLE
There was no change in the cattle mar
ket yesterday and the class OF stun offered
sold at steady prices.
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Western League Games.
INDIANAPOLIS 9; GRAND RAPIDS
Indianapolis, Aug. 21.Score:

Indianapolis, Aug. 21.Score:
r H E
Indianapolis .1ooo2o21s $50 8
Grand Rapids.2 o 0 1 90 o. 10 3
Batteries-Phillips and Mcfarland;
Jones and Campbell.
TERRE HAUTE Is: DETROIT 8.
Terre Haute. Ind. Aug. 2L-Score:
Terre Haute. 4 2 0 6 OF oA13 is 5
Detroit .......0 o 0 2 0 3 g o. 10 z
Batteries-Hughey and Roach: Pears
and Kossuth.
ST. PAUL 10; MILWAUKEE 4.
Milwaukee, Aug. 21.-Score:
Milwaukee 30 0011o0o 2-410 Z
st. Paul ......1 S01100 "-13 8 3
Observation-Disclosures and Boyle; Ba-
ker and Bolan.
KANSAS CITY II; MINNEAPOLIS 2.
Kansas City, Aug. 21.-First game
score:
Kansas City..4 0 90 o o Ill IA 2
Minneapolis 20 o o o o. OO1 Ia 6
Batteries-Kling and Zahner: Frazer
and Wilson.
Second game-Score:
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Kansas City..0 o. 20 2 H10 13
Minneapolis 20 0 0 1 0 0 0 o. 6 l
Batteries-Daniels and Bergen :Healy
and Wilson.
Western Association Games.
DIES MONIES Z; PEORIA z
Des Moines, Aug. 21.-Score:
Ri E
Des Moines 20 0 2 o 2 0 OF IL 2
Peoria ..... @ 0 0 l 0 0 % 5
Batteries Roach and Mcfarland;
Hansen and Flynn.
ROCKFORD 6; LINCOLN 4.
Lincoln, Aug. 21.-Score:
r II z
Lincoln .....0 0 0 0 0 I IA 10 1
Rockford ......1 0 4 IS 10
Batteries-Gragg and Speer; Horton
and Snyder.
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BROOKLYN 9; ST. LOUIS 8.

Brooklyn, n. Y, Aug. 2l.-The Brook
lyns experienced little difficulty in de-
feating the Browns here this afternoon
and the westerners could do little or
nothing with STEMS delivery. The
Brooklyns in the other hand found Kis-
singer 10 their liking and knocked him
out of the box in the seventh inning and
McDougal, who replaced him, was very
wild. Attendance LOO. Score:
RH E
st. Louis :. $1,000 COOS 4
Brooklyn ......1 0 o l o - IL
Batteries: St. Louis-Kissinger Nc
Dougal and PETIT; Brooklyn-Stein,
Grim and Burrell. Earned runs-St.
Louis !: Brooklyn 5. Base on balls
OFF kissinger >; off McDougal l; off
Stein /. Struck out-By McDougal .; by
Stein >. Home runs-Shindle. Tredway.
Three base hitS-Sheehan, Daily. Two
base hits-Corcoran. Quinn. Stolen
bases-Anderson. Daily. Double plays
Griffin and Grim; Corcoran and La
Chance. Wild pitches-Kissinger l. Um-
pire-Murray. Time 1:35.