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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-19

Al order confirming sale % real estate
u tae case Of Hannah d. ss Ella r
hsntiey * al vas s-sns1 yesterday By
Judge Moore
FRED K sI<uye 49, appointed receiver
In ire case % she German savings Nd
Loan SoC1ety Va. - L. 1EtsrEnsA& e. TX
y Judge Moore yesterday.
ledge Jacobs yesterday signed an order
Gisnlsslng he case o. Nathan K. Do4as
-. Abe8e Do5hs Brown On sIipUiAts9n
entered into between the parties.
Licenses 70 wed we're Issued yesterday %
ArIe8xn C.. Hess an1 Kate q. Moore, oota
OF Du~amtsA. and Arthur Erwin Bel. or
Seattle. ana Name Marie Moore, OF New
YORK
william Cochrsus and Katie C0chrane.
defendants IN tie case q JOAN ~. Maple
Vs. The Bank 81 Auburn 81 al. lied 4e-
a4afrer In the superior court yesterday %
lie plainslf1's complaint
John Joseph I.eysndscker. a native Of
Germany, = as admitted 20 citizenship yes
tssd4y o. Judge JSeoos.
An order OF default IN the case OF Jo-
sepa Lingkord Vs. Luxe McRedmol5 e a.
sighed ~ Judge A0ofs yesterday.
Findings OF fact. conclusions CT law and
seerse we're also signed II TIE sane case.
The attorneys for Co" Charles 7.
FlsAback flee a demurrer 10 the eoD-
paint Of The Exchange National bank OF
Spokane for the reason that the comp lalnt
does nos contain facts sufficient 20 consri-
Lute a cause OF action
An order confirming the sale Of property
in the case OF August Melhorn We. Belle
Il. Haines 81 a.. vas signed oy Judge
Moore yesterday. The properly Consists
OF AZ OF lot u and The soutnsrly one-thlrd
OF lot 3. block So A. a Denny's addition.
Walter Z. Alien was given Judgment
by Judge Benson yesterday Of 80 against
:. II Mcheegsr on an assigned CAIN
from krielsaeiGlSr & Co. the latter nam
ed nrm sRs alzo given a judgment OF 40
against Joan Sheridan and JOAN BeAisAs
fer goods furnished.
c. d. Ross. receiver In the case OF the
Crescent Manufacturing Company vs.. A
lie MGeEs et 81. pstlil0nsd the superior
court yesterday Tor aR order 20 sell the
STOCK OF groceries. ETC. nov n his nands
for Ss5o an offer having been made OF that
amount Judge Moore heard tAs petition
and granted tae order. The De AseEs
store is located al 19o4 First avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-19

TIE zsE1al Quietness watch has prevailed
II pollce circles for rhs past week was
ra6ssy disturbed sGxt night by ne an
psa-ance % two ga-roters One = a tai
mza and the ethar IL short In this Trey
resemble Chicago's famous long ard
short man who he'd Up anybody ana
everybody FOR q iong time anti TIE city
was Wild with sxcitensnt
The garroiers worked Ike T~osans last
night. but balanced the ledger 81 sss
O'Clock with oniy - cents ard a lack
knife 70 their credit
Their victims were z II, Brown. man
ager Q. the Western Union Telegraph
1onpany's local ofaes, ard Tsrranoa
SrAdy. OF Brownvtle. Kitssp county.
AZ $50 O'Clock LAST evening Brady was
standing nez- the alley that runs north
ron Jackson street. between First ave-
nue south and Railroad avenusA Il was
just becoming DARK Sadasnlv ne felt
fingers slip quietly but 6rrn2y around his
throat from behind. He tried 20 yell. but
the grasp tightens6- He then realized
that he had fallen into the hands OF tae
Zoe The garroter then received the as
sisfa1cs Ok a second Man, and together
they carried Brady into the alley. where
Ne was robbed Of 80 cents and a TACK
knife. The garroters disappeared ie2v-
ing Brady 10 figure oct the pleasure he
vas having on his visit 70 Seattle.
z n Brown IS the manager Of the
western Union Telegraph Company in
Seattle He lives AZ the corner Of Sew
sngn avenue and Marion street Although
he is porSiy. str. Brown makes q practice
or walking home He has never worried
ABOUT passing the corner Of Marion street
and Fourth avenue. although there are
some DE- trees that afford hne hiding
places for robbers. II was $50 o'clock lasr
nlght when Mr.. Brown was passing along
near those trees He was humming a
sweet song al 10 himself, whsn some oue
slipped up behind him and gently pressed
his fingers close around Mr.. Browns
throat
AT frst I thought IL was a Joke OF a
friend" explained Mr.. Brown later in tha
evening Mr.. Brown lost The Joke when he
found that he was being surely. but gent
y, lifted OF his feet and deposited in the
gutter.
Kick him in the belly" suggested one
OF the garroters. Then Mr.. Brown was
kicked, according TO the story, bat the
kick was 50 gentle that Il 6i1 not hurt him
/; was very andiSnlded position for The
manager OF the Western Union. bu. be for
got all about that in the face OF what was
coming. Just az the critical moment two
respectable people appeared on The street
and the gzrroters simply had to fee To es-
cape trouble for themselves. Mr.. Brown
jumped up out Of the mud and followed
them down 10 Third avenue. where they
slipped away from him. Mr.. Brown did not
have much money and he vas lucky
enough TO save what he did have.
The police have not been able 10 get de-
scriptions OF the new kind Of highway rob
bers- There Is 10 question that both Jobs
were the work Of the same men
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Receiver shaey Can Now Proceed.

Receiver II. O. Shuey. Ok the Seattle
Savings bank. may now go ahead and
collect the prouliss0Fy notes % the de-
flnct institution. an order 20 that efrec;
being signed yesterday BY Judge Moore.
re ~ also directed 70 prepare and submit
% the court an Inventory OF the property
and assets, and 70 rent a suitable room
for the discharge OF BIS duties and 20
employ hsip not 20 exceed a clerk and
stenogra pher. The receiver II also ORDERED
20 lnderse ard deliver 20 Maria WasSrner
the cashiers check OF The German Saw
ings q Loan Society. 81 san Frarxisco.
for x-zS. This order was made 81 eOrn-
plianee with a petition aied VITA the clerk
OF the court BY the receiver
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-19

several years, and William DugRn. who Is
arrested last night BY Detective Williams
and Patrolmsn Brennan.
Aoriey Is wanted 81 la Conner fer bur
gary. and although the telegram upon
which he arrests we're made named Nor
ley's partner as Williams. the description.
even to q missing thumb or anger. ms that
Of Dugan. Dugan also admits taag ne has
tssst arrived from Vancouver. where. II "a
claimed, the stolen goods were recovered
by La Conner officers
The burglary was committed about a
month ago. A large quantity az stuff was
stolen- According 10 Information received
last night By Chisf or Police Reed. much OF
The plumber has been recovered. Morley
was tried in the superior e0urs two OF
three years ago on a charge OF highway
robbery and was acquitted.
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Chandler. pemurrer su.tained.

Judge Moore sustained the demurrer 70
the petition ~ Seth Chandler yesterday
IN the case brought BY Chandler % com
pei W n Lord 20 turn over % him TIE
books and ether insignia q che raRrsheFs
oaics az the town OF Ballard TIE case
was argued last Friday afternoon and
taken under advts@nsnt Until yesterday
when Judge Moore announced that 20
would sustain the demurrer on the grouna
that quo warrsnto was ire proper pro
caedlnE. ard rot the action % ma 1damus.
which was brought Tie attorneys FOR
Chandler took leave 20 amend their petit
ton 80 that Sc r. probable that there viii
he further developments tn fhs case.
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SLIM BJRCH ESCAPED.
Desperate Character of Alaska Res
cued From jail by Frfends-

Sim Burch IL altogether q desperate
Alaska character He has been in mary
nss1ts an. has received many an honorable
scar But Ia the last agh; he ara his two
brothers were thrown into taiL Slim Burch
sid a most unusual thing IL thar last aghi-
He BIT OF hts oppon srt's nose. Whistler
\. swallowed 4 or not was not brought out
in the trial a. Juneau. but the evidence
vas sufficient TO induce sentence % three
years in San Quentin ard ane OF $3.50
Since his conviction he has been lying in
fhe juneau city fail. The day before ire
steamship Al-Ri started south three mask
"a men appeared a. the fail They were
wei armed and demanded the irnuediats
rereasa OF Sim Burca. TIE taiier was be-
hind Il MS lie Insurance., 50 on thinking
n over he concluded the demand Of the
tNres steCy gentlemen was reasonable.
sim By-ch vas released. Of1csTS were
sttE following ais trsil when The Al-Kl
sailed
IRE sxAt tn Watch sHra 80 signaily dis
tfngusshed himself occurred several weeks
az on Douglas island His rwo brothers
uFer. also mixed UP n the AFFAIR and stood
srlaF with him One vas acquitted ard TIE
o.asr Is serving = short fern Il the city
iau az Juneau
Two Men Arrested for Burglary.
Frank Morley. whs hss been iooks5 npon
- ssa raIs~s As a Esszrkctryfs character for
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Assigned claim from Krtes-h-aner sro=.
7. r. DAVIDSON. Receives.

Assigned claim frors Hrtes@heirrer Bros.
ak 81
krteishet-1er Bros VS.. John She-45sc
2n1 Joan B@issss-lSoods sod and ce-aT-
cred. ia q
Maria scnrzn rs. August ScnrAra-p.-
+1xs&
Christina Murray vs. James e Murray
divorce.
ProTissory roes. SSo4
z saezrsr IS. J. u Spsrknan-Frsrnis-
sorry note. as
Mary a Denny ~. Seattle r. IrEs-na-
tioD1I Railroad Gompazy-App@sI from
tide land connr ssssrr.
Law Gyz4ranfee and Trust Society vs.
George W Hal * sL-PFo11-ssory Ectss
and ECrfgzzes. -
Belknzp, Johnson & Powell -. NJ Mich
esscn 81 sL--<soo6s sold and delivered.
s1IZ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-19
FOR THREE STREETS.
Judge Moore Holds That the city
Cannot Dc Ia.

Judge Moore Holds That the CITY
Cannot Do II.
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Krrp~ p~-Telr. vi. story.

James s Erara, ths carpenter who was
injured AZ the state university o. No
veraheg 3 IS.S while working - = tag
role thAt was heiuE erected a,ed an
amended complaint II the superior court
yesterday in watch - asks 6ausEss
srainst the state fer So 80 Krape A.
leges that re accident. in whieh 20 vas
considerably msshesi gp BY a fading gin
men in charge - the work. and thinks
he shauia ca re,0EpenseG 90 the amount
shovs named, IS TIE accident tn-arss -t-
tataa hgzu sron performing his labers as a
"A raa,E -
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DO Yen want ones

Y yoa would IKE q cory q RE hA76-
Srnaese frustrated folder Sc. tsSse1. ca,
~ cr address ? " Parker. Puget sound
ses-s. rse Western Line" Hf
E-.rst zve1gsa Seattle. VASE ara Is Ell
rve 60 seed vea ere trae-
TIE fos3gr eGteTtsias nEly describes fNe
tao New North Western Limited r-sf-
between s. Past snS Ca5os wa-the fires.
trains g. tae wsr.G--aDG contains rlc.ss~zs
q she swo famous trains Jgst as taev a.
scar when ranntaE. @aeh rsrtare ssvs~
tnraa ssct lcnE and sple1Ss6ly engraved ia
cntars
Ta.s s-eEs-. scGveEfr VT fzserese re
wee s2EGy. f-em tie ci&sss % tka
youcgesL Ard yaEH say - wen yoz
So Il
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-19

Ths revival services being he,6 II the
FIRST Free Methodist church. 81 Pias
street.. are gaining IN interest each night.
The meeting lsst night was especially
xooa TIE church was wei HIled, sn1 Z
tie close % ths sermon a goo3ly number
presented themselves as seekers FOR
Christ The meetings VIII coatinae each
night this week AL are Invited 20 come
ard share the b<neats % such meetings.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-19
TWO MEN GARROTED.
MANAGER BROWN. OF THE WEST
ERS Union, ONE OF THEM

He Was at the Corner Of Marion
street and Fourth Avenue an ass
Way Home. when . Nan's Ftn~er~
6rsskad His Throat-He was
Thrown Into the Gutter anA the
H-ghwaymen wer. Ge,nx
Threugh HE Pockets. when They
Were Frightened Away By Ap-
rFeaehing Pecpie-rhe same Two
Men Hold ID Torrance Brady On
Jackson street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-19

TIE condemnation -aSas fsr rtEst c.
wAw - re -orth carA were caEea $50
before Juaxe Bensoa yesterday sGt @ers
continued % ncu2n - Prnses eating A.
to~uev MeE'rsy to- weeks At. AZ
Fr7-ev S-sted shAg - c--ee ehtco Vs. 8
Na-sfe re cases vroa'1 require -1e-e 'lus
sn whIrA - rrepars ire sauA 113 ss
there wa 10 sosecttsn sr01a TIA 4wysrS
% me etaer ss3s. Judge Senso1 s-sstst
tns r=eEscl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-19
Juvenile Burglar Discharged.

Charlie Clements. the T2-year-olG boy
bound over 10 the superior court some time
ago for burglary. VAS discharged condi-
tionally BY Judge jacobs yesterday. On
motion OF Prosecuting Attorney McElroy.
Tie court in discharEing the boy stated
that ne should he held In the custody Of
the sheriff subject 20 an application from
either the superior court or poiice court
for a sentence sending him q the reform
school.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-19

Christina Murray ard james y Mr.
ray acre married az Portland $aTeUhe
- 80 Ana BAD tfVc1 fSEether nnaFiN a
rronth. VIXEN James made AZ SIS wlnf
shat living s1ons Vas preferable 70 teuese
feHcfty - Sticking ~ rs tu1s se Jeff
From thag tsrse - TIRE present The VIE
las beer compelled 10 suTcort herse.r
aas sssH carry the n&ne - Marray. TBS
SO eoa=sscrS toc rzGeS q a eurtez. Enf
new asks Ere coart Tor PERMISSION 20
essrre g g her fsEelsy Eause.
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A very cSneiss. practical ard vat1Rass
Hs~ En.-r ~ advert sirw has nesz iss-iss
Ay A. S-1.1ar a Co. q san Fracrtsco.
IL = -~fm si - Eo2a rc.nIs Ger seore-
kFee~@s a~t ere Eilts ard advice II CO..
t4-es SIRE "a sAa.e ra-ticsiar.F - Froes~s
s11 gsorg 3o1s reta1 nesaEegs- Tass
BECK aaT BE 1a& sg writ1rg 10 ScAs..lr.r
& ~1 F~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-19

N ne superior esart Yesterday - 20
fssvgrv actiaas sece Seean;
IRE German SavsEgs ar4 Lf,aa society
- - Z Enter-aela - zA--l'-s-zs 80 50 Eote
snd raaFsxa<s &tAA
F~lssse>r sr MEss~ 4 g ~ ksfta &t-1-
ssssn-- n s~.hka6lse sd &r1 eelsvsrsa.
E.fA
Ar-o.~Tt sysse 8ecsssaz - stEn .as2 casa-
y fexsoa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-19

Tire high pressure under which we live
renders necessary the seaatlVe use OF good
whisky. always with moderation. Have
yog tried the famous old Jesse Moore
Whisky Moore. Hunt a Co. sole ak ents
for the Pacsdc Coast.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-19
Notion Specials:

Wire Hair Pins. &c a box
Corset SEeeis, &C pair.
Blasting Tread. &c spool
Pear BUtl0zs, SC a dozen.
Metal Dress Buttons, SC a doxen.
Loo Spoo. Linen Thread. &C a spool.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-19

Rev. 2 NJ Randall. % TIE First ". r
church. ~iI occupy DR.. Ha-rtngt oa's pull
rlt az the Trinity NJ 4 ehnrea t9righr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-19
WAGING HOT WAR
FOES OF SECRET SOCIETIES OPEN
A CAMPAIGS IN SEATTLE.

The First Meeting Held I'm Ranke's
Raii-Rew. p. b. Williams, of Port
land. Starts the Movement and
Tell. why He Believes the Organ
Teday's Programme.
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GIadness Comes

XATith a better understanding of the
w transient nature of the many phys
ical ills, which vanish before proper ef-
forts-gentle efforts--pleasant e forts
rightly directed. There is comfort In
the knowledge, that SO many forms of
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply 10 constipated condi-
ton of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs, prompt
Iy removes. That Is why IL Is the only
remedy with millions Of families, and is
everywhere esteemed SO highly by all
who value good health. It's beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that IL is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without facilitating the
organs on which Il acts. 1t Is therefore
ali important, in order 10 get its bene-
fetal effects, to note when you pnr-
chase, that you have the genuine arti-
Gle. which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co only and sold by
all reputable druggists
II In the enjoyment of good health.
and the system Is regular, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed III
afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended 70 the most skillfal
physicians. but II IN need Of laxative,
one should have The best, and with The
weil-snforned everywhere, Syrup OF
Figs stands highest and L. most largely
Ssed and gives most general satisfaction
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NEXPENSIVE COURT.
srscE H-ELwAIS DISCUSSES
-~ws NJ WARRANT BUYERS.

..~>rases LsEfsfasfon That VIII
=. Away With the Municipal
.nd Let justices, Who Have
,.rss1fesfon, DO the work-The
....s system In Matters Re-
.-s-~ - conss&bIes IN opporsn-
- a. pefrnad the Censty Ont of
r>es - Order and Warrant
~rs Ply Their Vocation nj the
.-,x~s Csurt and ON the steps Of
ne nsrgss
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To Cure COLD II ONE DAY
Take Laxative BTorno CuGniae Tablets
Druggists refund money Z = falls 20 cure.
80
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John keaney. q stockman OF Round
valley. California, was shot Saturday by
g neighbor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-19

oes your aaeass al ROssl sasvsas Gaze.
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Two Men Arrested for Burglary.
Frank Morley. WHO has been looked nPcn
F,v The r9Ise. as a Suspicious character for
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The r1acDougall
& SouthWick Co.
TODAY'S OFFERINGS.


Yelling Prices Cut
i'm Twain.
A clean mp of the Yelling stock
hrfngs cut the most preaoaneed
price cutsfnG yea have ~v~r
known on vefifngs. See the re-
auctfons.
Pal. Colcree rIs1s.ozs. regular price
E-zc. rseEcef 20 Sc g yard
D2sea FeEtags. regular 2rfce -Sc, re-
eacaG % &c yard.
DorTed F~aangx. regular price &c re-
caee6 20 sc q yard.
Dotted Vesisngs. regular price sc, -
9ncs6 % fac E yard.
Dotted TesiinSs, regular price sc. re-
duce6 % sc vaYE-
Dotted yssltnEs. regular price snc. re-
eus@d to fEr s YARD
Dotted ve.iiags. regular price sc. r.-
cuca1 70 &c yart.
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Italy. sDaify srcept sunday.
sMon Wei. Fri ~T3ea.. Thurr, sas-
General ozics Co.mAa sa32k. sea- IL.
wssa-
y A ALIEN. General freight ana Pas
SERGE sr@-F
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Trains leave and arrive osp5I foot %
Columbia street
TINE CARD N EFFECT SEPT. Is. rssa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-31

Mrs. d. G.Mllisonwill leave tomorrow
for Hunnewell, where she Will visit with
her daughter, Mrs. P. B. Wentworth.
Mr.. John c. Johnston, ex-county treas
urer OF Harvey county, was in the city
yesterday, having come down from New
5on-
Mrs. c. Y. Ferguson LEFT last evening
for Coving10n, Indiana, called there on
account Of the serious illness OF her "a
ther.
The orchestra o. the Sharpley Lyceunl
Theatre company viii assist in TIE music
at the frs; NJ. E church on Sunday
afternoon.
ingcon last evening Rev. Fleming dedi-
! Gates the Fist Presbyterian church in
tnat city today.
Miss Mate Dye OF E Dorado Is visit
ins Mrs. a. Williams % North Market
and viii leave Monday for Manches;e-.
her future home.
Mrs. ". H. Burns and son Waiter re-
turned yesterday after plessan; visit
OF three weeks with Mrs. Burns sister
at Council Bluffs. Iowa.
Mr.. II. J. Hagney left last evening on
short business TRIP 70 Kansas City
Mr.. Fred Bentley has returned from a
hunting trip 10 Pratt county.
5. Raymond Jocelyn has an illustrated
story entitled The Maiden Production"
in the November issue o: Carter's
Mon-hiy, published at Chicago.
Mr.. 4. J. Welsh, OF the Bank Of Welsh
& Sons. Burton, was here attending the
Bankers association and visiting MS son
E. V. Welsh OF $40 North Emporia.
Mr.. ]. It. Ralston OF Lyons. after
spending few days with the bankers
Of Kansas. paid the Eagle a pleasant call
before leaving for home on the Midland.
Mr. Quincy A. Glass. druggist OF
Winfield. was ct the Carey yesterday
Superintendent F. T Dolan of the Santa
Fe went down TO the Panhandle last
evening on a tour Of inspection.
Miss Stella Thomas left last evening
via the Missouri Pacific railroad TO Kan
sas City. where she will be the guest OF
Mrs. Riley Sheldon for few days. going
weeks with her aunt.
Leroy Kramer will return Monday 10
Hutchinson after several days visit with
MS parents and friends. Mr. Kramer is
bright and talented young lawyer and
Ills friends here are glad 10 know that he
has formed 4 partnership with M Fred
CassEer in the law business and that ne
is doing well.
The Royal Neighbors had a social last
night at Peerless hall. Notwithstand-
ing the fact that there was a good big
crowd, mostly women. and O very ex-
cellent time. the program Will Zoe repea /
ed Friday night next. The latch string
Is out TO Woodmen, their wives, fami-
lies and friends.
Mr.. Eugene Allen Kelley OF Leaven-
worth. Mr.. James G. Stream OF the Ma
tional Bank OF Commerce. Kansas City.
Mo. in company with George W. Robin
son OF the FIRST National bank of Win
field, called on the Eagle yesterday to
say tina, they were delighted with Wich-
ga and me- rP0Dla
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-31
COTTON.

New York. Oct. 3o.-The cotton market
opened steady. with the near months to 3
points lower on local selling, following very
disappointing cables and the later months
unchanged to points higher on covering
by shorts and some foreign buying follow
ing reports from several points in the
south of killing frosts. The market stead
lily improved as the session progressed on
covering by local parties, who feared to
take chances over Sunday and belief that
Mondays cables would indicate a change
of sentiment abroad. At II o'clock the
market was quiet at net advance OF 10
2 points Sales, 27,OOO bales. Closing quo
tat:ons: Spot closed quiet; midGling up
lands, s: middling gulf. Ga. Sales, $40
bales Futures steady; sales, $1,000. Janu-
airy, $50; March, s5.95; April, 1893; May,
$500: June. s6.Os: July. 500; August, s6.14;
November, $3.50; December, S5.S3.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool Oct 30-Cotton-Sales 5000
bales American, $500; American middling
33s pence. Futures quiet.