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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-24
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-24
TIE WEATHER

wichita. July -
Local forecast for Wichita an vic.n-
ity: Generally fair: cooler Saturday
ght and Sunday.
During The pas; Il hours The highest
temperature has been 100. the lowest -.
and he mean SIS degrees. Win very
warm, clear weather; a mid thunder
storm IL the afternoon but 10 rain.
fresh south wind. part q the tine a hot
wind. drying up vegetation rapidly.
TIE river remains unchanged. the Big
river being dr. above the confluence OF
me Little river.
Thus far tbs month the average tfI-
p-rature has been 50 degrees.
For The past years 5hs average fem
perz:uEe fo- The monta 90 July has been
=. a-d for ne 23rd day 50 degrees
FRED. I. JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. July 2-F7recas, t5r
saturday.
Kznsas-Saogfs probably f7il1 FeI
- fair weather Saturday afternoon !.
c-cle-: sosth winds 5eco-n.nz Test-
Oklahoma and Indiana Ts-riso-y-
Generally fair. 7reoesed by saoxerz n
northern portions. cooler IN northern
Portions; variable winds
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WOOL AND COTTON MARKETS.

New York. July 23.-Today the wool
exchange OF this city announced for Au-
gust, September and October, auction
sales of such foreign and domestic wool
in varied grades as have been consigned
to the warehouses allied with the ex-
change. II was also stated that this ex-
change was today opened for private
trading.
London, July 23-At the wool auction
sales today, 12,Is2 bales were offered. of
which 500 were withdrawn. The bidding
was very animated, and from ali quar-
ters New Zealand glossy cross-breds
and merinos were in good supply and
brought full rates. The continent took
secured merinos and Natal greasy, the
former at hardening rates. The home
trade secured crossloreds and eastern
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal at full
rates.
S.. Louis, July 23.-Cotton was steady
and unchanged. with no sales; receipts
and shipments each "a; stock 1887.
New Orleans. July 23.-Cotton firm:
sales 600; ordinary 61-2c; good ordinary
7-Sc; low middling 715-16c; middling
Z SAC; good middling 1-16c; middling
fair Lee.
New York. July 23-The cotton mar
ket opened steady at about last nights
prioes. Later there was a rally Of and
3 points on covering demands and some
indication of investment demand with
favorable reports from the dry goods
market At II O'Clock the tone was very
steady with prices a: a net advance ot
3 to 4 points. Sales 81. 400 bales. Spot
cotton sold very firmly and unchanged.
Closing quotations: Spot closed steady;
.niddling upland 715-16c; middling gulf
3-16c; sales $50 bales; Futures closed
steady; sales 1000 bales; January s7O6;
February $40; March s714: April s717;
July $3.50: August s74S; September
s7.26; October s7.07; November 500; De-
per1rer q ne
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In Towns About
Winfield.

From the Daily Courier.
Parties from Dexter today report a
sensational scene a. Dexter last night
in which John W. Mann, ex-city marshal
of Winfield and his wife were the prom
inent actors. The story, as related, is
about as follows: At dance there last
night Mrs. Mann asked her husband to
take her to ice cream, which he refused
70 do. Later in the evening Mrs. Mann
and two other ladies were invited by I
young man &c partake of cream and they
went. This enraged Mr.. Mann and he
went after the yousg man rough shod
After kicking him out Of the house he
chased him with a knife, but being I'M
able TO catch ninl, returned and punished
his wife. He then took a carriage 10
Winfield after his little boy, with which
he returned to Dexter next morning. His
wife suspected his purpose in coming 10
Winfield and also drove over in buggy
to intercept her husbasd, but got here
TOO late Mr.. Mann is reported 10 be un-
der the influence Of liquor, and is in an
ugly mood.
The mysterious prowler who has sue
ceeded in frightening al the women ana
children in one neighborhood in the
south part Of town, was evident again
last night and was shot at four times by
VIM. eery. Mr.. Seery is night hosuer al
the Santa Fe coal chute and ne got home
early this morning just in time TO see
q woman throw a stone through an up
stairs window at mis- residence. Ell pull
ed his revolver and fired at the fleeing
figure four times. but IL any Of them
struck her she failed 70 show IL. The
stone was OF pretty good size and fell
on the bed which some OF the family
were sleeping. Fortunately no one was
hurt. 1t was suspected some time ago
that Il was a woman doing this work,
and the officers now think they have
the party located. Some sensational de-
ve!opments are expected.
James Vance met with a peculiar ana
painful accident last evening, from the
effects Of which he is laid up today. He
was going south on Main street riding
his wheel, whan ne collided with Jesse
Banks. who was running on foot and
at the time of the collision was looking
backward a. OF Paris, who was chasing
him. When the collision occurred, Il
was impossible to tell either party from
the bicycle, and Mr.. Vance came out OF
the scrape with badly bruised head and
face. He was taken 10 the 81. James
hotel. where his wounds were dressed and
it is thought they are not serious. He
is laying off today and Jack Fouits is
carrying his route.
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Butter-Weak: creamery. nG13ls; dairy.
S cents.
EggEDun; receipt. heavy: Missouri
ard Kansas, cents.
ST. LOUIS
St Louis, July 3.-Rece.pts-Flour. 500:
wheat, 44ot0: corn. 1900; oats, 1900.
Shipments-Flour. SEQ; wheat, 1900;
corn, IS, coo: oats. 1908.
Fiour-Cnchanged
Wheat-Futures opened lower and ruled
weak. closing is 20 rs lower than yester-
day. Spot lower; No. red cash and ele-
vator, tic: track. 74i4c; No. hard cash.
70c bid July. 13c: August. PIC; Septen-
Der. 72i1c; December. 1856
Corn-Futures about steady; spot IN
changed: No. 2 cash and July. &c bid;
Oats-Spot lower and September lower,
No. cash, lie bid: September. l7S.c.
RyN3sc.
Fiaxseed-Lower. 7s1.d7gt4.
Bay-Duli: firm and unchanged.
Butter and Eggs-Uuchanged.
Pork-Unchanged standard mess Job
b;ng. s7.3GdS.0o.
Lard-Lower; prime steam, s3.S71z; choice
1886.
NEW YORK.
New York. July o3-Flour-Receipi -
1858 barrels; exports 5000. Declined
and 10 cents in sympathy with wheat:
city mill patents s5.oO@5 so; ethyl mil
clears. s47094S5: Minnesota patents
S4306460; Minnesota bakers $500 SOS
winter patents s430d465 winter straight
s400G42o; winter extras s3.20q3 50; win
ter low grades s2.9593.20.
Wheat-Receip;s z10,62S bushels; ex-
ports 1870. Spot market quiet and
weak Options weak, 5-sG3 1-sc lower.
latter on July. July 81 1-sc; September
Il 1-Sc
Co7n-Receipts $500 bushels: exports
SSH. Spot steady; No. 2. 81 SIC: OPP
tons steady, unchanged: July 81 5-Sc:
September 81 7-Sc.
Oa;s-Receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
1898. Spo, quiet: No. 2. 81 7-sc; Options
inactive and nominaIly unchanged; July
q 3-4c; September q SAC.
California dried fruits-Very steady
on evaporated apples. other dried fruits
steady bu, quiet. Evaporated apples.
prime wire tray cents; wood dried
prime ) IA cents; cho,ce 53-4 cents;
fancy 6 cents. Prunes to 71-2 cents
per pound, as to size and quality. April
cots, royal sd9 cents; Moor Park u
cents. Peaches, unpeeled 6QS cents:
peeled 11G14 cents.
Butter-Receipts 5.76s packages; dull;
western creamery 11d15 cents: Elgins Is
cents; factory 7@1O 1-2 cents.
Egg-Receipts 6.s9S packages; dull;
state and Pennsylvania u 1913 cents;
western II 1-2G12 cents.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO.

Chicago, July 23.-Csttle-The market
active trade. Common cattle sold al
SO. s0d4 90: extra beeves s5.O0d5 Is. The
bulk of the steers brought 81. 1904. IS
Stockers and feeders were in good de-
mand at SO. 506425. Common cattle sold
at S3.0063.25. Cows, heifers, bulls and
calves fairly active and firm.
Hogs-The receipts Of hogs over-ran
estimates 10000. and prices again de-
clined 500 cents. Sales We're AT an ex-
IRENE range Of So 30d3.77 1-2 for heavy
packers. to prime light, the bulk selling
a. So .55G3 60. Light weights continue in
best demand.
Sheep-Prices for sheep were steady.
Sheep were salable at s.. 0062. 80 for in
farior, to $1,000 % for choice native
sheep. rams selling al 50 .oo@2. rs. Range
and westerns sold at SO 7od4.0O. Lambs
brought sS5O@5.35, and yearlings 81 %
GAO.
Receipts-cattle $500; hogs $1,000
sheep 5000.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo-, July 23.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 5000. Market steady 70 strong.
Texas steers 81. 25Q4 20; Texas cows
81 1562 IS; native steers 50 1904. IS: ma
tive cows and heifers 81. 1904. 80: stock
ers and feeders SO 1901 40; bulls 81. % a
3.15:.
Hogs-Receipts 1900. Market son
cents lower. Bulk of sales 81 2563. 30:
heavies 81. 25G3. 80; packers 81 % 1-2G
$50; mixed IS .25G3 S5; lights SO .2oG3 80;
workers So 2563 80: pigs 50. 1908 %.
Sheep-Receipts 1000. Market steady
10 strong. Lambs s.. $685.; muttons
81. 06T430.
Representative sales: Texas steers 20
head, 1870, go; Texas cows. % head.
sos s2.S5: native steers. Is head, 1886,
A.s5; native COWS and heifers. "a head,
sic. 81 80; stockers and feeders. "a head,
7l6. $40; bulls 6 head. lisp. s3.15.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis. July 23.-Ca:tle-Market
shade lower. Shipping steers 81 .4o95.10;
stockers and feeders s.. 50d4. 20: cows
and heifers s2.1Oa415: Texas and In
dian grass steers 81. 60G4.0O.
Hogs-Light s3.50GS go; mixed So. 259
5. 30: heavies SO 20d3.55.
Shesp-Lambs 50 .5O15. Is; native NUT
tons g 40q3.75.
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reached a culmina ton. The covering Of
fective in aiding the advances recorded
later in the week. London. too, seems
to have been influenced by an unfavor-
able sentiment toward this market, and
the selling by the local professional ele-
ment resulted in the creating Of a con-
siderable short interest. On Friday,
Europeans purchases and coverings
were feature. Sugar was the CHIEF OBJ
jcct of attention early in the week.
The grangers were the features of the
latter portion OF the week
LOANS AND EXCHANGE.
New York, July 23.-Money on can
qu.et az 1 par cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3H4 per cent. Sterling exchange
strong with actual business in bankers
bills at s4.s7 IA for demand and at
81 Sc IA for so days; posted rates s4.S7
@4.S7 IL and 81. ss@4.SS 1-2; commercial
bills s4.S51-2 Silver certificates SO 3-4
Gso IA Bar silver SO 3-s: Mexican dol
lars 4G1-2
Washington, July 23.-Today's state
Dent Of the treasury shows: Available
cash balance 1925, 791, 74s; gold reserve
SLAB. i76, $50.
New York, July 23-The silver mar
ket was unsettled today on the decline
in London. Silver bars and Mexican
dollars here made new low record quo
-at'ons for the last two years. The de-
cline since Saturday has been IS for
bars and So for Mexican dollars.
New York, July pa special cable
gram from London to the Evening Post
says:
Arrangements have been made to
ship direct TO The United States con-
siderable amount OF gold from Australia.
That is not generally known and It will
"a IN.
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Wellington.
EcIIingtOns
From the Daily Mai.

From the Daily Mai.
Early this morning a strange young
man, named Roy Smith, came up town
from the Santa Fe yards and Informed
Marshal Grinstead that ne had been rob-
bed of every cent he had. The young
man seemed TO be very honest In MS
statements and soon convinced the mar
saal that ne had really been made the
victim Of cruel and unjust circumstan-
ces. Young Smith claimed ne had been
working as member Of Metz's thresn-
ing, machine crew, who have been oper-
ating near Oxford, and that he and two
other Young men named King and Be
were discharged at the sam time and all
three came to town together last even
ing. They all secured lodging in Santa
Fe box car in the yards and everything
went we'll until Smith awoke about 1
O'Clock this morning and found his COM
panions gone He also noticed that his
n,cket book containing $3.50 was very
conspicuously absent, and he at once pro-
ceeded to inform the marshal. Sucn IS
Smiths story. \ search was made Tor
King and Bel this morning. but no trace
OF them could be discovered. II Smith
Is working a fake. ne is pretty smooth
about il.
Yesterday Joseph b. Ward was arrest
ed here upon a charge of stealing. He Is
charged with stealing saddle and a
pair of boots from parties living a. Ha-
zleton. Kansas. about a month ago. Mar
slal Grinstead received a message from
he authorities at HazletOn orerlng the
arrest Of Ward. He and Deputy Consta-
bic hawver at once began a search for
Ward and the latter soon located him
walking UP Washington avenue. He was
r!aced under arrest and taken 10 the city
prison. but afterward removed 10 the
county jail Ward says he only borrowed
the saddle, but when asked where the
missing piece Of property was, he re-
piled that ne had sold il in Wichita. He
did not say anything about the boots.
He feels confident that the Haz!eton au-
thorities will release him when he makes
matters right with them. r NJ. Mans
field, a special deputy, came after Ward
this morning and took him 10 HaZelton.
The Sumner county high school is i
reality. TIE contracts by which ii was
created were signed and delivered this
morning. Ii Is 10 continuer for twenty
five years unles sooner abolished by re-
quest of the city board OF educat ton or
the board OF county high schoo. trustees.
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Arkal.sas City.

From the Daily Traveller
Las: Saturday girl giving her name
as MAY Patton. aged about 20 years,
came here from Wellington looking for
work. She was given the position Of
dining rom girl al the Midland. One
night this week she was discovered 20
he under the influence Of morphise. \
doctor was called and her life was saved.
She took twelve grains Of morphine with
suicidal intent. She was tired OF life
because some man had gone back on her.
As soon as the girl had recovered she was
sent back to Wellington.
Postmaster Sinnott has received a
COPY Of the Seattle. Washington, Post
from, Co!one. Wrigh; who IS there. 1t is
full IF marvellous reports seemingly veri
fed Of The wonderful richness Of the
Alaska mines.
Last evening Miss Agnes Hull enter
tanned a few friends in honor OF her
friend Miss Edith Metcslf. Of Kansas
civ. who is here or visit. A very
nleasant time was had by all Of the
guests.
Walter Wilcox has the tandem record
here. a half mic in a minute. Walter
thinks the watch stopped as the time was
caught.
There were ten loads of hay IN the mar
H., AT one time today. Since harvest
rush is over a great deal Of hay is be-
ing brought in
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. July 23.-Coffee-Optons
opened steady at 5Q10 points net ad-
vance; ruled quiet and featureless
throughout the session, easing off under
local pressure on the absence OF OUTSIDE
support; closed dull, with prices net un-
changed 10 points higher; sales 1000
bags, including December S.25G7.5O;
March S7.45d7.50; Spot Coffiee-Rio dull.
Mild-Steady; Cordova 1012fb161sc.
Sugar-Raw firm; mould A 3-1ec;
standard a 1876; confectioners' A.
1916; cut loaf, 1-2c; crushed. 1-2c:
powdered slice; granulated, 15-l6c:
cubes 1-Sc
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Chicago, July 2-At ?. n. today Sep
TENDER wheat on the board OF trade sold
az 7lisc, a clean drop OF Sis cents since
Wednesdays close and - cents below
BIZ cyl -uoissss s.iUpo! 20 eo!-d dor sgl
u-Gat.on was very heavy owing 20 al *
peCced increase in the movement OF Tire
new crop. Foreigners who during the
scare bought freely OF the cash article
today sold large Lines and thereby III
creased the scare among the local bulls
Continental cables were extremely weak
but Liverpool, which opened a. a decline.
rose rapidly. The close was Septe1lbA
Tj.Gi1c Cor almost the lowest figures of
the day.
Chicago. July 22-But;er-Firm: cream
erses. uIlsiec: diaries. 1eG-23zc.
EEgs-FirTn; fresh. si-c-
Live pOuliry-FlTm; turkey. sG1c; chick
ers. Sc; spring chickens, IoGlic; ducks
6G.c
Kansas City. July 3.-Uheat abou: s.sa-
iy; good No. hard. sSGsS. Nc. 3 6Sftss
No Z. s.; No. rsd. 7oG7lt-; No. = e7l-G
fSi.: No. l. s..
Gorn-Firn and stronger; No. mixed.
2.1sGc3
Oats-SioS; No. ? vhl;e. 81
Rye-No. !. -
HaV-Stsaiy. unchanged.
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Reasons why Chsmb~risiB's Coiic. Cbot-
era aud Diarrhosa Kennedy

20. Beat
/. Because :: affords almost instant
relief IN case q pain 10 fhe stomach.
colo AMI cholera nlorbus
2 Because it IN tac only remedy az
never ,sis Ia the most severe cases 4.
dyseutery aui diarra0ea-
Q Because IL e. me only remedy thai
will cure chronic disr-aoes
& Because it = ne only remedy tAai
xii prevent bilious collie.
5 Because u = she only remedy ,hss
vii cure ep.dem.cai 3yseutery.
s. Because 8. "a the only remedy hat
can always - depended gDon n cases o:
cholera intan,Bn.
:. Because g. Is ne most pronp; sD5
NOS, reliable MEDICINE u use or bose
complaints.
:. Because e produces 10 bsd results
. Becsuse !; Is p.easan: AMI safe -
take.
10 Because !; kss saved the lives %
m5se people ta4n say e.asr Ds2lcir.s IA
ne World
TAs . and %, sizes for SAFE ~ Drug
g.sss
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"SWEET SACRED SONGS"
Tributes of Praise From Wich!ta
rluSicaI Talent.

Church cAoirs are getting the "Swees
Sacred Songs" There are dozen songs
In the book that viii cos, in sheet music
60 cents each. a number Of them a, 80
cents each, and nc, a piece in the en;irs
collection o. fit;y-rlue shat can be pur-
chased for less ;han IS cents You can
secure ;he whaie 50 songs tor Is ceais,
a. the Eagle counting room.
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Exc5-sSon t.cSe,S . Philadelphia xll
e sals VIA Tz1Izlls-P e1usylvs Shor-
Lines f-om $, LzlIis Aug =. . ard
10 Fal Information free uD9n s9Vllcs-
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To the Daily Eagle.

Every one that thoroughly examined
he book OF sweet Sacred Songs" can
Faithfully attest % the many songs
composed hy our bes, authors aud recog-
nized by oar best singers as Their moss
meri;orlous work IN sacred songs. quar-
tets. etc. which are universally adopted
by church choirs and orer;ory soloists
throughout the land. Such generous
offer 70 the public has never before
been made. and all those interested
should avail themselves Of this oppor-
tunity 20 possess this work. II would
be valuable acquisition 10 any musical
library. and s cheerfully recommended
as collection 81 songs 0s Superior
merit NALVINA \ WALDEN.
Teacher OF Voice.
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BEAT THE BOSTONS
COLONIES MAKE A MIGHTY EFFORT
AND DO THAT SANE.

Done by Playing. Too, aud Not by Accident
20 the Plate From Somewhere About
Halfway across the stase the Moot
Brilliant OF Many Brilliant Plays
Orioles Defeat the Pirates. and No
Thanks To Pond Coits Lick the GiAsts-
Western Scorea
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DRY GOODS Markets.

New York. July 23.-Dry goods were
quiet in all departments today, follow
ing the rule OF the week Cotton goods
were still dull, particularly in all staple
lines. There were not many buyers in
the market. but those VINO were on hand
were not liberal in their ideas Of prices.
Wooden goods were in fairly good shape.
The new lines were bringing good prices
and the demand WAS well sustained.
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Sh ppers

Townsend and Gibbons % Anda,e were
here with one car OF hogs
Charles Dorsey Of South Haven had up
one car OF hogs.
Astie & son OF Haven had in one car OF
hogs.
Henry Bower Of VI. Hope had one car o:
boss on the market.
Henry Stunkle % Peck was up with q
fancy load OF heavy hogs
J. 2. Keu OF Clearwater had one car o.
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still They Co

Still they go-;hose Sweet Sacred
Songs. One has only 10 see ;he book. TO
he convinced OF it's superiority and merit.
We nave the testimonials OF numoeT
of the leading musicians in the city in
this issue Read them. Come and see
for voursslf-;ske one home and give l.
. tho-o.,sh examina ton. II il is not SUI
nerior 70 anything in the sacred song
line that you have in the house, return
f.. Out OF the hundreds thai we have
add not one has been returned.
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Geo Il Barse. Pres II Waite. sec-Treas
DADcE Live Stock
DHANS1 Commission Co

Rooms I1s-ls1 1--we Stock Exchange Big
KANSAS CITY. NO
CAPITAL Sock s5a.eo. Pad Up
:. you want S;ockers O. 1es1ers write
rs Reasonable sdvsncss- Experienced
sslesnien n each department Ca;Ils. Ecxs
AID s.es. Te!eoAe1e ga
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HANK CLEaKINGS

New York. July 23.-The following table
compiled BY BTsdstreeCs. shows the total
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHICAGO
Chicago grain and pro luce markets fur.
nished by X. L. Boslick, Commission Mer-
chant. rooms 10 and - over Kansas Ma.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-24

To the Publisher OF the Eagle:
am delighted With my copy @. Sweet
Sacred Songs" As collection &, Is q
dis;inc; advance over anything have
heretofore examined. I, is case where
familiarity viii produce affection. Tn
like other low-prced music. the paper
and prints are OF good grade. making
this beautiful folio worth many tines
the price asked for T..
A. w. SICKNER.
Director Sickner Conservatory Of
Music.