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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-02
OLD CONCERN GOES To SMASH
COLUMBUS Buggy Company suceumhs Q.
the Hard Times

Columbus. o.. Aug. The business
world OF this city was shocked this
afternoon by the announcement that Tn,
CoIumous Buggy company had assign
eS In the statement sent out. the
cause OF the assignment IS given as due
10 general business depression. slow
sales and collections. a curtailnent OF
the company's line OF credit. numerous
failures among their customers ana
the inability OF customers 10 meet their
paper at maturity. The assignees are
William A Miles and John NJ. Thomas.
two employees Of the company, who are
entirely familiar with the property and
the business workings OF the company.
TIE Columbus Buggy company Is one
or The Oldest concerns IN the city and
was organized as partnership IN 1876.
George NJ Peters and Clinton d. Fisron
are the two surviving members OF the
original firm II was employing 900
men when running full force and about
90 were working at the time the failure
occurred. The firm had branch houses
IN dozen leading cities OF the country
and was recognized as among the fore
most buggy companies OF the country.
No statement OF assets and liabilities
mas been mads but they will each ap-
proach nearly 81, 00o. 600
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There Is a slight Increase Of about $50
oe each for pensions and Indians over
July Of last yeasr.
The monthly statement OF the comp
troiier or the currency shows that dur
ing July the total circulation of national
bank notes was 81. So. AS. an increase
Tor the month % s.. ass. The circulation
based on United States bonds was selS.-
1oS,So4. an Increase for the month o..
SSsi.5a5- The circulation secured By
lawful money amounted 10 s1s.SsSe sf.
an increase for the month OF 525. oSo.
the amount OF registered United States
bonds TO SECURE circulation notes was
ee,S4i.f5o and 70 secure public deposits
sIs. sss. coo
The monthly statement Of the director
or the mint shows the coinage at the
United States msnts during JcIy 10 have
been as follows: Gold. g. SIS. so: silver.
Sl-sse.ooc. OF which $4,000 was in hal:
dollars. minor coins. 81. go: total coin
age. 81. OIl 10
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-02
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago. Aug. L-Wheat-Opened quiet
but firm; September sec or lie over Fri
Gays close II advanced to 5sssc on wei
weather reports from the winter wheat
states. AZ least half of these states had
q tremendous wetting during the night.
Corn-Started firm with wheat at 24s.c
for September. or 1.c above Friday.
Oats-Were strong, helped by the floods
OF rain In Iowa and other states and re-
ports thar yield would be small Sep
temoer opened at 1sl441S2sc, or 3sc above
yesterday.
Provisions-Firm ON small receipts at
the yards.
Chicago. Aug. 1.-wheat-Cash: No. 2
red, 6l72Q62c: No. 3, 671zQ6oc; No spring,
5Sc; No. l northern spring, sc. Closed:
August, size: September. 5S12c; December,
60zsc; May. &c.
Corn-Cash: No. 2. 3n.sc. Closed: Aug
ust S7sc; September SIC; December.
&c; May. TIC.
Oats-Cash: No . 1s1.a1aso Closed:
August, 1Sc; September, iS1sc; December
1S9sc; May. 35sq1%4c.
Pork-August, SIS; September. S. 81 !:
October. s6-oe; January, ss.s71s.
Lard-August, $50; September. s3Sg
3.271z; October. s3a0a3. 32Iz: December.
g coz; January, S.D.
Ribs-August, S.; September, g 81;
October. S.Sa2S711; December, s.. 2i1;
January, sSSl
Hay-Tfr1othy, cash, $.15
Rye-Cash, Soc
Cattle-A good share of the present re-
cefpes OF cattle consists of Texans and
range cattle The western ranges are
now shipping freely and viii continue to
do so until cold weather sets IN. A few
of these cattle are taken by western farm
ers to fatten- Stocker cattle are very
high, with sales largely at $3O073.60 and
at these figures they are relatively higher
than betf cattle. A large run of cattle
Is looked for Monday as a result OF the
recent advances.
Hogs-Were disposed o. ct steady prices.
the bulk selling at saS5G39 Heavy sold
at = 5G3. -: hogs Ching under go sell
ing the best. Medium weights sold at
Sc en625 and light az SS.1o72 40.
Sheep-Sell anywhere from S-3d1-75 for
a few scalawags UP 70 s26pd3.50 for good
choice natives: wethers selling at s24cG
$50 lambs sell at e. GT5.S or common
TO extra, the best being higher than a
week ago.
ReceiptLCattIe, 100; hogs, 500: sheep.
! 600
Chicago, July s1.-BuaOCFkm; dairy.
eT1oc: creamery, 10I14c.
EggsFirzn- 10izc.
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ST. LOUIS Markets

st. Louis. Aug. 1-Recefpt=Flour. g.
on; wheat. a. 90; corn. 90: oats 1904
SA-pmsnrs-F1our. 500; wheat 500; corn,
Z. 90; oats 5000.
Flour-Dull steady. unchanged
Wheat-Opened easier but heavy rains
e the west and northwest calsed an sd-
vance. This, however, was not sufficient
TO maintain the advance. and q decline
yesterday. Spot higher: No red. cash.
se-tc elevator: $685. track; No. , hard
&C; August, 5Ss=c bai; September. 5S7sa
Sc.
Corn-veathe- conditions. With rains
and cooler temperature In Tire west were
highly favorable: recefo-S stiu heavy. bat
the early advance in w-hezt for a tine
held corn steady. Ths market finally
weakened though Tire close was ONLY "a
&c below yesterdays figure for seDten-
Der. SPOT weak at &c decline; No. =
cash. - c; August Z-sc asked; Septera-
be-. 1Z1sl7s,sC,: December. Ss1sc BID
Oats-Fltu-es su1l. but OF spor stro-rt::
No. :. cash Is, BID: Angus &c bid; Sep
TENDER. lSc bs1; May, sc BID
RT@Sc BID
Esriey-Sc-ni-a,-
Corn r'ezl|S&
Rran-Duu and weak: cas-. track ea'eS
of sacked ar &c: track. this side, . 70 DC,
delivered TO eas- si1ei-
Ftaxsesd-Srsaiy. s59s7fS-c-
Timothy ssed-S3 spSzGS
HsyChosce timothy srz-cs, II coed
demand: prairie also 6r-r an s-zrce fcr
tire opening trades. prairie. Old. ssssffs -:
rev, GEGs5O; timothy, old. ssSS5- -:
new S5or<a
BzItte--weak s,s Inactive: creamery.
-G--e71E-==c: dairy. SsS1zc
Ez-ortet- Sc
Wh!sky-r1
Cotton tses ard Acknowledgement
po-k-SteAiy. sr2,6a-1 mess, obbinE.
ss@s-s 81
I.a-s-Rs-rs-: prime steam. rez;
chcs - 3-a
P2ro--Sh1alse-s n-5Iei0 ard Iorz
g = -<h< 500. shc--z = -
Dry sat rez-S-Seoults-= fcor-D
a.
Wo1.--- 1-r,-sr resd
Cc.toa-S..a.ay. -1sS5E--. sc: sales. -
Sases. receipts Z: rock- H.
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Starved to Death.
The Horrible Discovery Of q New
York Policeman.
A TENEMENT-H0USE TRAGEDY

Tie other day policeman was pa
trolling bis beat IN the tenernent-Ao0>s
district IN New York A woman stopped
who occupied the apartment next to
hers had not been seen for several days
The door was locked. she said. and no
response has been given 10 repeated
knock.ags- The policeman followed sas
woman I'd five lights OF stairs aai
pounded On tae door % tas nsselas-
couple. There Was no answer. Then he
put his sAociis- against the door ard
broke Il IN The view that E1et ais ey-s
was one % poverty and ssuaicr In <as
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KANSAS CITY MARKETS

Kansas City. Aug. 1-Wheat-In fair
demand at yesterdays closing; No.
hard. &c; No 3, 4s1sd5Ic; No red. SO
551-c; one car fancy, 5sl2c; No. 3. 5Sd5415c.
Corn-Rather slow: slightly over. No.
mixed. 2l&Gs2c; No. white. G34c-
OatS-White l cent lower; No. mixed.
noninally, 90c: No white. &c.
RyeNo. . nominally, &c.
Hay-Weak; tHSthy. choice. S.0oI7. so;
prairie. choice. s5.01dS.50.
Butter.Crea mery weak: country firm;
creamery. 12d13c: dairy, 16T12c.
Eggs-Steady; demand fair. TIC
Cattle-Rece.pts. 100: shipments. 1870;
market nominally steady: only local trade.
Hocs-Receipts. 1.ScD; shipments. 1900:
market opened strong; closed weaker;
bulk Of sales. s2s5G3oo; heavies. - sea- e:
packers. s. S0Te -: mixed. Sc SG30 lights
s. e0G2.C5; workers.. s9.0od26; pigs, s2.SJ9
36.
Sheep-Recespts 70; shipments. 1oo; mar
kel steady: lambs norniEally, S3d5. %;
rruttOns - MA n
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The WEATHER

Wichita, A1g. 1
Local forecast FOR Wichita and vicinity
Until Aondzy fair: nearly Stationary tezn-
perature.
During the past twe1ty-four hours the
highest tempe rzrgr= was sS degrees. the
lowest g degrees. and the nea1 - de-
greeS. with slightly cposs-, clear weather.
fresh northwest TO north Wind. and slow
" rising barometer.
During July the highest temperature
" as y degrees, on the Bird and Sfh. the
lowest o degrees. on the 9Th. and the
mean IS degrees. the rainfall was = -
inches. (Which = a third OF an inch above
the nO-uls.) and fen or = days.
Thus FAR this month tne average temper
a.ure has been 50 degrees.
For tbs past eight years the average
temperature for the month OF August has
been a degrees. AMI for the Ist day = de-
gnees FRED L JOHNSON.
Observe
Washington. A-E. 1-Foiiox1lg Is ire
forecast Up til s ?. II Sunday
For KanszS-Gene-Eify far: warmer
wtnds shifting 20 south
For oklabornz ard Ir1iz1 Territory
Generally far; cas-. 10 south winds
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RUSSIANS DIDN'T GET THEM
But They ssfYoezted in the Hold OF YES
SCI While TrYing 10 E.cane


sci While Trying to Escape.
New York. Aug. 1--Attorneys for
Me%srs. Lerner end Levi MErod OF this
city. have written 70 the United States
consular agent at FIensbury. Prussia.
asking him 90 notify II. Schuldt. owner
OF the steamer Herman. who lives al
Fleusburg. OF suit 20 recover damages
for The death OF David SElrod and Jos
eph Berrer sons OF the persons first
named II "a alleged that young I>er-
ner and N1lrod. with four other emf
grants from Russia. persisted By suffo-
cation In the bold OF the Herman while
she lay at Libau. Russia i; - slieRed
that these SIX. and nine others who sur
ysved the ordeal. were placed Ia uDven-
tiiated compartments or the ship. wnere
the water ives Up 20 their hips. IN order
that they might eva6e the Russian sa-
tho1ries and escape from the country
without doing military service. They
objected 20 e-sseTfng the pit. and only
yielded when assursi that they would
be kept there but a short time They
were. however. conhn%i several hours
and al were unconscious when The p5t
was opened to let them oa--
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FOREIGN MARKETS

london, Aug. THE wool arrivals FOR
the fifth series of wool auction sales.
which Is scheduled TO open September -.
are as follows: New South Wales, S.SS
bales: Queensland 1855; Victoria, L.o6:
Tasmania 1872: South Australia. 3,fS;
West Australia. 2.z14; New Zealand. H.SS3.
ard Cape of Good Hope and Natal 81
TIC. making a total OF es bales. incud-
ing "a. 80 sent direct. The imports for
the week aggregate 1887 bales. includfr e:
New South Wales. 1856: Queensland. 12;
Victoria. 1Sa3: South Australia go: West
Australia SO: New Zealand. 81: Cape of
Good Hope and Natal. 23S: China, n;
MALAY. 81; INDIA Q: Morocco. Jas; France
-: Holland. g7: Germany. 35: Canada,
<lc: United States. se
Liverpool. Aug The following are tire
stocks Of provisions IN Liverpool: Bacon,
70 GO boxes: hams. 25do boxes: shoulders.
200 boxes; lard, 5000 tierces: butter. p
100 packages.
London. Aug. Game sursr-Steafie-:
centrifugal Java. lis I'D: nuscovs5o fair
refining. 1ns Beet sugar firm and dearer:
August es I'D: September oz
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PUELIc DE T STATEMENT
Increase for the Month of July of Neari
Eleven NiIisof Dollars

Washington, D. c.. Aug The treas
ury statement OF the public de5g. -
sued today, shows the public debt. less
cash in the treasury at the close OF the
month, to have been SsSs. 10. 81. r.
crease for the month sio.s5o.sSs. TIE
debt IS classified as follows.
Interest bearing debt $s47. So. 80. deas
on which interest has ceased since ma
tur.ry 81. $50. $50: debt bearing 10 inter.
est, SS7S.sI5.os4 total s.. -. 81. SIS. which
does not include $50 @2s13 IN csrtifi-
Gates and treasury notes Offsett BY an
equal amount OF cash IN the treasury.
The treasury cash Is classified az fol-
lows:
Gold, sl5o.ole.2 30: silver. s5I4si0. l4s.
paper. sl6s.s1s $50; bonds, discussing OF
ncers' balance. etc. s17.esS. IS4. against
which there are demand Liabilities 20
the amount OF s5sS. 7e5- 254. leaving
cash balance IN the treasury OF u.s.
15S412
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that the contraction n loans and the
amount named make a total which al
most equals the loss Of deposits. The
decrease IN specie was due to payments
OF gold into the treasury and this is Off
set by q gain in legal tenders The diff
ference in amounts may seem strange,
since the exchange OF gold for legal ten
dsrs was an even transaction. but this
is due to the operations which have
been described in explaining the loss OF
deposits. The interior movement did
not net the banks more than a million
and a half at the very outside. The
actual amount must have been less, but,
Accepting the larger figures, a basis OF
calculation and adding 1t into the total
gain OF legais it viii be seen that the net
gain, after deducting the losses, would
not vary much from the published fig
ures IN the statement
New York. Aug The weekly bank
statement shows TIE following changes:
Reserve, decrease s7,709, 500, loans. de-
crease s4,7o4 coo; specie, decrease So
SIS. 800: legal tenders. increase 81, us, 900;
deposits, decrease s., 3344 500; circulation
increase So, 500. The banks now hold
81, -, 500 IN excess OF the requirements
of the % per cent rule
LOANS AND CLEARINGS.
New York, Aug. Moon: Money
on call steady at 2G2l. per cent; last
loan 21s per cent; closed 21s per cent;
prime mercantile paper 6q7 per cent;
sterling exchange frmsr with actual
business in bankers bills al 81 ssG4 Ss5s
for demand; and S4.SS for sixty days;
bar silver 6S7s; Mexican dollars 53%;
state bonds dull: railroad bonds firm:
government bonds steady; new tours
I13; coupon eS-interest 1Is;
fves registered 10; coupon ex-interet
10; fours registered 1861; coupon 10TH;
twos registered ex-interest s41z; Pacific
skies of 81. 100 1-2.
Baltimore, Aug. 1.-Clearings se.125.-
OBJ; balances t27i 49,
St Louis. Aug. 1.-Clearfngs g, 900 742
balances s6o2.SSS. Money 6Gs per cent.
New York Exchange soc discount; par
asked.
Memphis, Aug. 1.-Ciearings s151 ,3.5.
New Orleans. Aug. 1.-Gearings 81
lSS, 5O7.
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FREE Pills

Send your address to II. E. BuckIen
& Co, Chicago. and get free sample
box Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you Of their merits.
These pills are easy In action and are
particularly effective in the cure Of
Constipation and Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable They are
guaranteed to be perfectly free from
every deleterious substance and to be
purely. vegetable They do not weak
en- by their action. but by giving tone
o the stomach and bowels, greatly in
vigorate the system Regular size 25c
per box Sold by George Van Werden
Pharmacy, 32S Y. Main street and G.
Behring's drug store, northeast corner
Topeka and Douglas avenues.
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MOST THEY SNOW THErE BOOKS.
Question Affecting Railroad Corporations
Involved in n Suit In New York

Syracuse. y. Y. Aug. IAN import
ant motion in the 81. 100000 action that
was brought by the state against Ar
mour & Co, and the Armour Packing
company. for violations OF the oleornar-
garfne and butterfne law, was before
Justice Peter B. McLannan In special
term here today. The motion was I'd
on an order to show cause why seven
orders obtained by the STATE. directing
as many railroad officials 20 produce
thetr books before a referee. should no.
be vacated General Benjamin +. Ira
cey and Frank II. Platt OF New York
and Attorney Custer OF Chicago, appear
ed Tor Armour & Co. and the motion
was opposed by Senator Joseph Muffin
and Daniel A Griffin OF watercyvr,-
and Attorney General Theodore E. Han
cook The state claims that the boo,cs
OF the four big railroad corporations
Of this state show shipments OF butter
Inc and other facts which they are anx-
tous TO get at.
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GOVERNMENT STATEMENTS
Receipts and Expenditures. Currency Hovs
ments ard Coinage for yaly.

tlr4ts ara ictDaS - TOY - 1fF-
Washington. d. @. Aug. The oon-
pa-atiye statement o. the r0v=rnnsa:
receipts aid expeo6zt1res issued By he
treasury department today shows the
total recs.pts from all sources during
-.se month q July 10 have be~a 80 "a
20. and the expe-ditu-es ss2.e*s. ~.
having a deficiency FOR .he r10ath an
tlDe aecal year thus fz- % 3.ess .43-
TIE internal revenue r=oeipts during
t5s --so1th ->>e rlsoz 90. al ncsszs@
os & ~ IL over TIE arst meath CO -he
lar 6scl yezr. On the ether ha-t
ths customs receipts. which were ~
- 1So. show q falling oS O. q SIS. So
compared with July q last yea. TIE
Miscellaneous r~cstycs. wnica E--s f.
-. -. show al snc-eA<e % s<-s. 8-s cy@-
tre rrO1t1 for r5e last tszl yea Al
but -ro t.e-os q ne ~xD~r<s3tureS 2-1
tr-~-ess cte-r-S STOW q 6ec35<c Increase
oye- Irly lsss. ne h>zv7~z- icing EoSe-
tn aesd GO c.vE ard -lfsosItx,ecus sx-
pec5.-u-ss. -h;ca x-re ;l1.1ss SCI. as
zgzfrS- f5e9<7.s<z % ne correEoo-ss-
t1z rz5-r1 = yea- zxo. PAT Of ia
comparatively large 6~6osiney - also
accounted &C. ~ the .7crssee q exT.eraf
rzTes On anogva; q RE 7zTy. sro-n - 10
SIS u July. lsss. 70 ss.7s<-.ss sssi zsS1la.
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Indianapolis. Ind. Aug. Indiana
polls and Minneapolis played 3 twelve>
inning tie today. Score:
RHE
Indianapolis .-0001loO0ooooAs 4
Minneapolis ..O10OO1 s 5
Bstteries-Davts and Buckley; Car
uey and Schrver.
Columbus. o.. Aug. 1-Score.
Columbus 80 5000 OIL Is 3
Milwaukee 90 e021 Q 0 0-s !
Batteries-Boswel anl Wilson: Rett,
ger and Spear
Detroit, Mich Aug. 1.-Sco-e:
Detroit ......1310e o11oe s
Bsueries- Gayle and Twineham; NJ
King and Lake
Grand Rapids. Mich. Aug. 1.-Score:
Grand Rapids. .o1ooose zoos :
St Paul...2 0Ie00O '-S s l
Batteries-Goar and Hodge; MuIlane
and Spses.
Second game-Score:
RHE
Grand Rapids OO0O1o111-sI Is ;
S. Paul.......e 0 10000 SIP
Batte-ies-wolte7s and Hodge: Eric
ken and Spies.
Cedar Rapids. IA Aug. 1.-Des Miones
Cedar Rapids game postponed on ac-
count OF We, grounds
Cedar Rapids. Ia, Aug Owing 70
the disbandlng OF the Dubrqge team
snd the consequent disruption OF the
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AND VOW IT Is HAED COAL
DIversson OF Attention for the Tins, From
Cereals 20 CoEhastfB5e.

Cereals 20 CoEhassts5e..
CnSczEo. Aug THE TayT1nE fright
oascs-E % tae weston Tyads have turn
Cd Their a--ertipn from grain 20 hard
coal and . Big Tumble q rz;sz q fas
latter conE-ooSley from Chicago . <os
xe-s- r. areztsred For some tine pe~t
TIE major par % TIE hard coal snip
r1eu-s from tbe east have b<ea gossz
On aroszrd C1tcago. va Pso-as aEs3 thss
snaIje- toSEns % TIE sDe1h- TIE Tor-a
C-aerzi. = cnr1r~gsoa with The Lake
Ere ard H-~te-u ard ot51- ezs.era
roa5s TITO Peoria hSs CAPTURED fSe
hrs1k q re t-zGsc SDr Io<a p-oszss TIE
Chicago Grcet W~ss~-r kss r~~oive3 -
Ee n slsos % Ire bcsfr--s Ans ;z>3zy
zcDoz1ceS that On noE. Malay z
zous4 cut - J.. o~1.s Y-r -oa OF -
rates fro<n Chicago 20 Hzrretoz ars
NarsAaItoE-- Cc--sp>ztsnz r-.zc
sS1s >r11 o= r5z6e 10 oTh@- Iowa rSsxnta
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Western association, the Cedar Rapids
club viii play out the scheduled games
with Des Moines and disband. Several
of the players of the club have already
received 1attering offers from other
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krTEFLTrSo RECORDS EKoxxs


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NV oRLEANs MAKkErs

Ne- C-ssz-r= t1E i-To-t,--C,zsse.
r-s-zlirr 6 Z--s-- orr Eitt1r<. sr-rsr
u-s..5 7--sf-a--. 80. -~rEsp-S- lEs bel@-s
Two rs-. sx-o--z - re- Continent 1-se
coaSt zriss- 50. Sz1es. I5rs. s-zzzers. iac
ss-.-sr
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LaIIy Gets Twenty-Five Plunks.

Cincinnati. o., Aug. 1.-Killen, Of
the Pittsburg team, who had a personal
encounter with Umpire La,ly during the
game yesterday, was today fined s25
and costs IN the police court for assault
and battery.
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w'z~1in<-nz. Azx. t-<1onsai C~.~<1f
t,--tfez - = &exsco Azs .sssv=ea 49,
ssas~ Department f>&s - Aaxs<x sss
s-zrorr ,41sy &C 1o>-. s-.e xSz11o 81 -
81 - e&rEo 80 - hsss5Ssa . sot<a
- - e<z-. 60 "a eAExz.
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SENATORS SHUT OUT
HoFFER PROVES THAT THE ORIOLES
HAVE A TREASURE

He Strikes Out Three Men In Succession in
Each on second and Third and NOBODY
Out-spiders ana Browns Take One
Each of Their lwo Games Piayed-Fra-
ser Is Good " hen He Is Good, but When
He is Bad He is Borrid - Western
Games.
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Returns AFTEK THIRTY TEARS

JSha Burns Claims = rig Thing In Real
Estate in . Colorado Tosu.
De1ver. Aug. l-John Burns. a sailor
has returned 20 Denver. etssr 81 so-
ssnce OF thirty yesrs and lad claim 20
50 acres n TIE town % Ba-ruEa Just
ecross the river from rnis city. which
he formerly Owned and occupied as a
ranch, but whsch had become worth
several hundred -ho1sard dollars. IL
Is alleged hat 5eed by which re title
20 the properly r@ssed from Bzras
many years ago n 3 forgery.
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WICHITA MARKETS

WICHITA MARKETS
Wichita. Aug. L
HOGS.
HogSSteaty TO stronger.
REPRES ENTATIyE SALES.
No. Dock Ave Price. No. Dock Ave. Price.
100 ...- 17s 3 S1zl 49,. 10 s. 20
800 80 IS 10 49,. I'D 2 50
CATTLE
Cattle steady: no sales
shippers
c. Shepherd. Goddard. car hogs.
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YOUR BOY WON'T LIVE A MONTH

50 Mr.. Gilman Brown OF 81 Mn 81
South Gardner. Mass. was told bv r. .
doctors bis son had Lung trouble
following Typhoid Malaria. and h.
spent three hundred and severty-eve
dollars with doctors, who finally gave
him up. saying: Your boy won't live
a month" he tried Dr.. Kings Nex
Discovery and q few bottles restored
him % health and enabled him Z, zo ~
work a perfectly well man He saws
ne owes his present good health 70 use
OF Dr.. Kings New Discovery. and
knows Il 70 be the best in the world for
Lung trouble. Trial bottles free az
George Van werden's Pharmacy. ses
y. Main street and c. Behring's drug
store northeast corner Topeka and
Douglas avenues
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Baltimore. Nd, Aug. 1.-The Senator's
were shut out today in the first game
they played since Joyce left the nine.
Hoffer pitched a wonderfully steady
game, striking three men out in sue
oession in the seventh inning when the
Senator's had men on third and second
bases and none out. Attendance 7,152-
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c. Shepherd. Goddard. car hogs.
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Batteries: st. Louis-Donahue and Nc
Farland; Cleveland-Young and Zin-
neer Barned runs-Cleveland, 3; ST.
Louis, 2. Two basehits-McGarr. Three
ba sehits-Tebeau, Beake. Stolen bases
Mcfarland. First on balls-Of Dona-
hue. 6. Hit by pitched ball-Zimmer.
Struck out-By Donadue. 3; by Young,
.. Passed balls-McFarland 10; Zim-
r1rer. / Umpire-Betts.
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w.-tern I.eague Game.

Cincinnati. O.. Aug. 1.-Cncinnatt-
oirtSburg game postponed; rain.