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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-04-29
ABILENE WEEKLY REFLECTOR ABILENE KANSAS APRIL 49, w97-WEW PAGES

money. The indications are that the
poor house Of the future will have ia
be 10 stories high with folding beds
every room.
The REFLECTOR printed programs
for the principal portion Of the State
Language and Literature meeting at
Manhattan. The work was in such
perfect taste that the members from
Topeka and Lawrence thought it had
been done in Chicago.
The spectacle Of the Democrats OF
this county kissing the big toe Of
Populism as was done Saturday is a
spectacle for men and angels. There
is sense in forcing Populism to sur
render some Of its spoils to those who
made them possible but to surrender
is without reason.
-Atchison Globe: Kansas is al.
ways unique. In other states visitors
have to 60 through the private secre-
tary's room at the state house to
reach the governor. Over at Topeka
Governor Leedy is watch dog at the
door of his private secretary, Hon. 4.
c. Little, of Abilene, but formerly Of
Egypt.
Miss Alma Brown closed her
second years work as teacher in dis
trict 10, Newbern township, Friday.
There was fine dinner and an ex-
cellent program given before large
audience. Miss Brown has made q
decided success and received the
hearty commentator of all the
patrons.
Ed Little used to be considered
the best first baseman in Sixth dis
trict. He will play with the state
house team tomorrow Topeka
journal.
We shall watch the score with in
terest. The boys put him in the
team here once on his reputation and
had to take him out at the end of the
first inning.
Brother Rice is taking great
deal of pains to tell the people
through the Pop papers how bitterly
he hates joints. Strange he did not
do so before election when night
after night he was caucusing with
jointists and their representatives
until midnight. Wonder if he thinks
people consider him sincere after
thatp
Speaking of j. E. Brewers mil
lion eggs shipped last week, the Kan
sas City Journal remarks at is es-
timated that If all the cackle which
accompanied the laying of these eggs
could be concentrated into one big
sound over a duration of fifteen min
ates it would eclipse the roar of the
greatest artillery battle the world has
ever known"
The rumpus in the Fraternal Aid
association is still active and the Kan
'as City Journal of yesterday contains
! column and a half article going
,ver the old stories that have been
old so much and also stating that the
council at Kansas City, Kas., has re-
used to pay certain assessment for
beneficiary purposes and another TO
,ay Indebtedness.
The visit of two Abilene ladies to
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-04-29

money. The indications are that the
poor house Of the future will have to
be 10 stories high with folding beds
every room.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
II WAS OK Ills MIND.
MunDrR.Es oF ARROYO
VIII b. Pot ON Iri-I la the CITY of msrsee
Tomorrow.

City of Mexico Nov. 13.-The trial ot
Police Inspector ViEsviceDcio and other
police officials implicated In the murder
of ArnuR1 Arroyo wlil begin Monday
and will probably last sigslt or nina
days All - rhe accused bav,c able
counsel anJ the sri,l viii be sensstfunal.
Growing muca 7ig1t on TIE actions %:
the late Inspector general % police. Vel
asquez. w-ifo committed suicide vs1en ais
share in the crime Sas discovered and ~
became convinced INV: the government
would afford him no protection. In fsc;.
the government mas been Vigorous IN
pushing forward p-epsrst'oD- f9r the
prosecution y t1e eutlre bo3y 4 scru.-
81 officials. Inci1eutsii TIE EaysprY
concerning Father TND-nGero @ Ca1l>y.io
priest w1ose death Yelssqgez hos been
suspected 0f procuring. viii prpos'5iy Do
clefref % snf p.--Ibiy "a may - ~a0sn
tat Arroyo knew enDDs-h = t'rst crime
- cag1se Velasquez - Se-ire O. rs-novs
aln- T~o@re mas been an ~ns-gc'ic refos-
mstlyu - tae police f1r-e going on IN
de- c1- usw inspector genersl. Cdsossf
vll.eFss. q military fDsn - his1 chsrsc-
.er. TIE denomination of -ss gossTn-
usent - 70 sit the crime u yeia.q3ez
an5 his fesl0H- -c0nEplrsf 10 the S1s~
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The board Of directors Of the Wichita
hospital are requested 10 meet Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock.
Regular communication Wichita lodge,
No 80, A. F. & A. M, Monday evening,
Nov 10, 7:So p. m. Visiting brethren
welcome.
The Cooking club will meet Thursday
afternoon, Nov. Is, with Mrs. Finlay
Ross, 81 North Waco. Mrs Wells Mil
Ier. secretary.
The Magazine club will meet with Mrs.
F. W. Bentley on next Friday evening.
The ladies of the Monday club are in
vited to meet with Mrs. F. w. Bentley
On Monday afternoon, Nov. %. at $3.50
o'clock.
Warwick lodge, No A, K. of P. will
on Monday evening, Nov. Is, give an
oyster supper at their hall on North
Main street. The Rathbone Sisters and
al knights and wives are cordially in
vited to attend.
The Sabbath school of the Emporia
Avenue Baptist church have prepared a
very interesting program for their Bible
Gay exercises, which will take place at
I:SC O'Clock this evening All are cor
9ialy invited to attend these interesting
Exercises.
W. r. c., No. 40 will hold their annual
inspection Tuesday, Nov. 16, at 2:30 p. N.
at Garfield hall. Visitors from Derby,
Colwich, Valley Center and Whitewater
ere expected. An open meeting will be
held at 4 o'clock 10 which the G. A. r,
5. of VS. and l. A. S are invited.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
BIBLE HOUSE IN TROUBLE.
Famous Concern in New York City Has
Been Put Upon the Market.

New York, Nov. 13.-The statement is
made in the Commercial Advertiser to-
day upon authority Of Secretary Gilman
and Treasurer F'ouike, Of the American
Bible society, that the Bible House at
Fourth avenue and Astor Place in this
city has been put upon the market. The
property. which is worth $780, 900, was
formerly a source of revenue to the So
ciety from its rentals, besides affording
work rooms and offices for the printing
and distributing of Bibles Latterly,
owing TO the movement of business up
town, the rentals have diminished and
expenses which We're formerly betrayed
from the account have had to be met in
other ways. The finances of rtlle society
are in suoh a condition that it has been
deemed necessary 10 make an appeal for
aid to the churches OF New York and
Brooklyn. A statement has been made,
according to the Commercial Advertiser,
that the expenditures Of the society in
the last two years have exceeded the
income by s156,000. At the last meeting
of the board of directors of the Ameri-
can Bible society the suggestion was
made that the publication of Bibles be
discontinued, but no action was taken
on the subject.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
R1Il.!X1Ili3

Sabbath school at O'Clock a. m. B. Y.
P. u. prayer meeting al $50 p. m. Reg
ular weekly prayer meeting Of the
church next Thursday evening at 7:39
O'clock.
German Evangelical church-Rev.
Barkmann will preach at 1890 a. m. Rev.
Jens a. 2:30 p. m Services at 7:30 in the
evening. Sunday school at $50 a. m
At the First Baptist church today the
Sunday school will convene under the
superintendent of ]. T. Shearman at 10
a. m. Preaching at II a. m. and 7:30 ,.
m. B. Y. P. L. meeting at $50 p. N.
Teachers meeting Thursday evening at
$50 o'clock. The revival services will be
continued all the week under the direc-
ton Of DR.. Parker. All are invited 70
attend every evening. All services at
237 North Lawrence avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
COTTON.

View Orleans. Sov. 5z.-Cot;o1-cgs.ss ;
s1ies. s@oa bzies; oyrna-y. ca god or1l-
ray. ~. loT HiSzlsrz, & SIS. milling
"a: god -li1d-s1E. -. milling "a. =.
New T0-t Nov. f2-The co-tcn rlz-sze.
c7cred ueak a. loss q } % S-5l1ts un-
Ger active 3ooai hqg.dattoa AT La; f-T-
s-za ssIhuz. fo1cEizE decline o: % 81
POINTS & futures and al ss<le- fse-t-Z -
spot co.toa = Liverpool BETlnE Zza
checked - estimates fs- fres pos; more
n.sut ;hz zeex ard failure q prs5sc;es
fros.s foT Ire larger pz-i q tie cof1c3 BE-
hx1 riza: . E1zferlsitI@-
Later - 1a-ket stszis~3 partially q
Erht Investment buying hy Wan stEret -
tsresss AID a. = o'ciock fL.rly sfss-y
u-se-,cze prevailed r4,z 7-c-s % :
ret LSSs- Sziss o taar h5s- Es-~ Ii-ys
tale= C1oEsz qscfzeiSas. EE-ol. sssT =:
g-sca21xei p-.css, z9dEux ups1z1s. -
rns65E-E. 81: No sz!ez Ez;z-es stsses. {.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
MORE CASES REPORTED
But Yellow Fever Quarantines Are De
clared OFF Notwithstanding

New Orleans, La, Nov. 13.-There was
an increase in the number Of yellow few
er cases here today. thirteen being Sc
ported. Edward C. Mitchell and Jennie
Collins died OF the disease. However,
the business situation rs steadily i'm
proving, as the country parishes and
surrounding states are gradually relax
ing their quarantine restrictions against
the city. Refugees are beginning to re-
turn to the city. The Louisville and
Nashville road mas put on ir. coast train
again, and the removal Of the Texas
quarantine on Monday next, will allow
the Southern Pacific and other roads to
resume traffic.
Austin, Texas, Nov. 13.-Governor Cul-
berSon today issued a proclamation CIV
ing notice that on and after November
10 ne would raise the quarantine against
New Orleans, Memphis and all other
yellow fever infected points in Louisiana
and Mississippi, inasrruch az ne does not
now apprehend any further danger from
the epidemic.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
PLACES OF WORSHIP.

Spiritual Temple, 213 South Water St
Services at 1880 a. m. and 7:S0 p. m. Lee
ture and tests by Rev. Josie Folsom.
South Lawrence Avenue Christian
-hurch-Services at II a. m. and 7:S0 2.
IN. Rev. G.. T. Black VIII preach morn
ing and evening. Everybody invited.
Come.
Library Hall, 12s North Main street-A
lecture by DR.. Trissal. Subject The
Medium" Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Tests by
nome mediums. Free. Everybody cor
daily invited.
Church of Christ (Scientis0, IN F'let-
cher block. 112 West Second street-Bible
lesson sermon at 1880 a m. Subject
"P3urs Ministry at Rome" Experience
meeting Friday 7:30 p. m AL are well
come.
ST. Johns Episcopal church, corner of
Third street and Topeka avenue-Serv-
lces at Ia. m. and 7:SO p. m Morning
subject, 'Lo. l Stand at the Door and
knock" Music by the quartette. with
special offertory. Evening music by the
vested choir, with special solo. Sunday
school $50 an. AL are cordially invited
to be present.
Reformed church, corner Of South To-
peka avenue and Lewis s,Teet-Services
by the pastor, Rev. Bruce Griffith. at II
a. m and 80 p. m. Subject Of morning
discourse. The Second Coming OF
Christ" For the morning offertory Cor
wins "Jubilate Dec" will be sung by the
ciorus choir Sunday school az 10 q. m.
Young Peoples society at $50 ?. m.
Everybody cordially invited 10 all these
services.
Plymouth Congregational church, cor
ner OF North Lawrence avenue and Sec
end street. Rev. Henry Z. Thayer, pas
tor-Services az IL a. N and $50 .. m.
Sunday school 1915 p. m Y. P. :. c. Z.
ESQ p m The pastor viii speak in the
morning on Far Reaching Christian
Love" The theme Of the evening address
'sThe DynamiS Element in Christianity"
The music Will be under the direction OF
Miss Real.
You are cordially invited TO attend the
following services 10 be held az the En-
po-ia Avenue Baptist church. corner o.
E:.sporia avenue and TENN stree: Reg
ular preaching services ~ II o'clock a
IT,. but instead OF the preaching services
IN the evening the Sabbath school will
give their Bible day exercises. \ very
Interesting program has been prepared
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
ADDITIONAL LOCAL MATTERS
JoCELxN TO BE REMOVED
But Spencer to Stay. Says the Topeka



The Topeka Journal is the authority
for the statement that Governor Leedy
50 considering the advisability OF remov-
ing Kurnel Jocelyn from the board OF
police commissioners. 1t says:
"Rufe Cone, who was the police boss
Of Wichita when L. D. Lewel1ing was
governor makes open charges Of Doodle
against the present police board. Mr..
Cone has issued a statement in Wichita
in which ne says: In the first year of
of dwellings administra ton when 1
was chief OF police there was turned into
the general revenue fund OF the city
5000. In the first year Of the Leedy ad-
ninistration $3.50 has been turned in. The
present police commissioners have nine
more saloons and a hundred slot ma
chimes and two other places TO collect
from than we had. The collections cer-
tainly amount to at least $500 per
month, but the city gets $500 in year.
Where does this money go? It is col
lected, but what becomes of it?'' inquiries
Mr.. Cone.
The Populists and Democrats Of
Wichita have agreed to ask the governor
to remove ''Kurnel' Jocelyn, as Rufe
Cone calls him, VINO is charged with not
working 10 the best interests of the city
In police board affairs. Jocelyn was ap-
pointed as a Populist and considerable
element OF the party in that city will de-
mand his removal. which, 1t is said. the
governor has pledged himself to consider.
The Democrats have been given to under
stand that their man, Geo. K. Spencer,
viii be permitted to remain on the
board.
With Leweiiing and Gone fighting him
the governor realizes t41at it VIII be diff
cult for him TO secure the Sedgwick coun-
ty delegation, unless he recognizes the
demands being made by the members OF
the party there, and his decision to
change the police commissioners has
been brought about by those conditions.
The governor is just now busy in repair
ing his fences for the campaign next
wear"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
AUDITOR FOR rue PosToFyIcE
Uses the Pruning Lnife Pretty Forclbiy
on Employees Salsries.

Washington. Nov. 12-In continuing
the changes in che personnel OF mis- Of
fee. Sixth Auditor Castle, for rhe post
office department. hss promoted A.
Clements 70 be chief OF the collecting di-
vision and d. " Duncan 20 be chief o,
the bookkeeping division. y. II. Fulton.
whom Mr.. Duncsn succeeds. has been
engaged 10 represent the government at
legal proceedings against the honisrnen
Of po-tofice department officials. Inclui-
ing pO~tm4ste-s.
M Castle states that he has examined
the replies % about forty - TIE cIersss
whom ne notified some months since -
their probable re1u-tion IN grsde sn1
pzy. and rnat he I7s made reductions IN
about twenty casss. averaging oboui
$3.50 eac1 per snBumn. TIE showing
ma 5e BY tas remaining twenty being
satisfactory. they viii remain un5is,u-o-
e4. TIE notice. we're originally ser, -
about eighty persons snd the re-ponse-
o, al Of them all - scrutiaized care
fully.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
CHICAGO.


Chicago Nov. l3-Cattle-The market
was steady and unchanged for the day.
The higher prices during the week were
due to diminished receipts and as reports
show plenty of cattle ready to ship re-
action may be looked for. Extras, $50
@5.35; choice steers, s5o0d5.25; fair beef
steers, A.3EIi.55. common, s.. 1904. p; cows
AMI he.fers. $3.30d3.75.
Hogs-Trade in hogs was slow. prives
averaging &c lower. Liberal receipts are
expected right along and packers are TAX
ing a very independent stand. The quail
ity OF The receipts continues to improve.
and good many fat heavy cows are COM
ing. Fair 10 choice. s3 ijd3Gl: heavy pack
ing. s3.20d365; common 10 choice 5S5d
36l; good to choice, Eight, S35d3-52i2; pigs
s2.S0d360; culls. S1ooG3.lO.
Sheep-Sheep were IN good demand with
prices unchanged. Sheep were salable at
S.75d5.Oo for the best. westerns selling az
$S.JG1475. mostly at S3.75G4.5C. Prime sheep
are scarce, and few sales are made as high
as A75 The season for shipping stock
from the ranges is nearly ended. Lambs
were in demand az S.cod620 for the poor
est 10 the best fiocks.
Receipts-Cattle, 100; hogs. 1909; sheep
500.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Nov. 13-Cattle-Receipts
100 Market unchanged: only retail trade.
HoGs-Rece.ptS, GOO Market weaker.
Bulk OF sales, S33503i i71l; heavies. s. 10
34T2; packers, S3s0G345 Is: mixed. g 5Ja
352iz; lights. s3.3j13.50; yorkers. $5.i71zG
$50; pigs. $300li3 f5
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 Market firm;
lambs, s. 4+oQ5.75; mut,ons, S3.G0lt+ 20.
ST. LOUIS.
S. Louis. Nov. 13-Cattle-Receipts 5oo.
Of which 30 are Texans Market steady:
ma tive shipping and export steers, iSD
$50; light and dressed beef aud butcher
steers, g. MAS: stockerS and feeders. . y
Gi10; cows and heifersS 2OoIs ..
Hogs-Receipts. 3.no. Market strong.
Light. S.4CG3.50; mixed, s.. 25HS.J0; heavy,
3.45G355.
Sheep-Receipts 20. Market steady: ma
tive muttons. S3.J1q4. y: lambs. tcoQ5.75.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
TO RULE THE REICBSRAIH
DIR. Abrahamovics VIII see What lie Can
Do In That Line.

DO Ihat Line
Vienna, Nov. le-Dr. A5rahamovicz.
the first vice president OF the lower
house OF the reichsrsth. has been elect
ed president OF that body in succession
to Dr. Ks,hrein, who resigned thsT Of
fee October 26. 1t was understood That
Dr.. Kathrein's resignation was due 20
the fact ghat ne was opposed TO taking
extreme measures against the ohstruc-
ton being carried on by the aggressive
section OF the German representatives
DR.. Ebenhoch was mentioned ~ Tues
day last az likely 10 be the new presi-
dent OF the lower house. II was added
that the latter was man OF the most
robust type and os the most determined
disposition. Therefore X was expected
that his presidency, supposing ne was
elected would be marked by a reps;l-
ton Of the violent scenes which have
been witnessed in the lower house for a
long time.
DR.. Abrahamovics has acted as presi-
dent ever since the resignation OF DR..
Kathrein but he does not appear 10
have been able TO quell the uprosrs
" AA4N-i Etlt1Nfu4g III ttir
house, although in his efforts 20 do 50
he has repeatedly suspended tie sit
tings.
Vienna. Nov. 12-The unterhaus dis
cussed today the proposal TO iupesch
t1e ministers for an alleged violation OF
;heir ministerial powers by the issuance
of a decree authorizing the official use o.:
the Czech language in BoIemis. The
members OF the Left retired from the
chamber az the beginning OF the sitting
after declaration that they would read
lily cooperate in a constitutional settle
ment OF the question. IL necessary. by
peaceful compromise. The impeach-
ment proposal was finally rejected by a
of
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
CHESTER LONG IN TOWN
Looked Over List of various Postonic
Claims.

Hon. Chester I. Long was in Wichita
yesterday looking into the claims Of
candidates for postofices at the various
places throughout the county. At a late
hour last night he had nothing to an
nounce. The hardest fight in the coun-
ty seems to be for the postoffice at
Cheney, Mr. Long IS in the best of tenn
per and refers to the late election with
a good deal Of pleasure He whaled
Jerry Simpson and the forces 10 stand
still in Barber county and the Simpson
forces whalei themselves in Harper
county. Mr.. Long will make he race
for a denomination for congress, and
thinks he can be elected easily. He
will present no claims but that OF his
record heretofore. He left on the Rock
Island for Leavenworth.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
aFTER TIE CABINET MEETING
At which Little q. Dsns. the Pre.idsai Tia.
Callers.

Washington. N7v. 12-T.le cabinet was
IN session Iess taan an 19ur today ana
transacted lite business y lm2o-'ance.
There vas some 5is-usslon concern. .nr
ne dispatch q fos Bear - Bsr.nz SEA.
and Secretary Gage stated taat sTe3sT-
atoms were gong f9rNsEd a. Fapldiy c.
possible Department matters were coz
sifersd briefly.
Bsto-e the meeting. Senator pat q.
New York rad long conference vita
ne p-ss.5sl;. - Ta.ca RE $eE York %
I,lcaI situation vas zyae over. and tas
senator md -ate5 aha: as wogG IKE -
asve done "a ras matter o ap2oinfrr.en -
Ex-sovesn7r -. r. Merriam % 1iiars-
sofa ard B.sa92 Esrs; we're snasux TIE
ocaer callers =; ne White Hoe-e 5ss1s
~ lav
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14

New York, Nov. B-The dry goods mar
ket closed without change in any dsrec-
ton from the dull conditions which have
prevailed during the week There IS a
dearth OF store trading and the mail orders
throughout the entire week have oeea
light. The weakening in cotton goods
shows no abatement P-iur cloths closed
particularly weak wsh little interest ta-
ken by buyers. In woolen and wo-sted
goods, the situation IS unchanged. Il be-
ing impossible to purchase any large
amount OF gods for ISSS. since sellers viii
not exhibit styles on market prices as \
a rule. There Is a slight amount OF trad
ing in light weights stilL In staple cot
tens the market shows 10 decided firmness.
Print cloths closed very dun al 5-l6.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
'aitIt-S teaIY.
REPRESENTATTvE sALE-
Shtprs-r-

J. J. Houston. q oPnca City. had "
three cars cf hogs
c 2 Blake, Of NJ HOPE. had = o.e
car OF hozs-
Day * Ieo-naa 80 AssuAia we're here
E.th c-ls car OF h0Es
J. " Haskett. O. T4verdsle. bad ~ o.s
car of hoEz.
nr-a car u nnrs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
CorFEe AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. Nov. 13-Conee-optlons -
opened quiet, with prices 5 points hiSher;
ruled frmer or covering and investment
buying. due 20 high European quotations.
moderate receipts at Rio and Santos, and
less disposition 70 seLe spot coffee. closed
inactive and 5Gl0 points net advance;
sales $50 bags. including December. $50;
March. $.S. Spot coffee-Rio steady; No
invoice. 81; No. jobng. &c. M.d-Dun;
Cordava, sl.Glic. b
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining. 5-ls;
centrifugal. S6 test, 5 1916; refined firm;
Standard A. as: cut loaf. ~; crushed, IS;
powdered. SIS; granulated. &C
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
THE WEATHER.
WEchi.n Kan

Wichita, Kan. Nov. &
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity:
During the past 81 hours the highest tenn
perature has been -. the lowest IS. and
the mean s. with cloudy weather. a warm
south wind. and marked fall In pressure.
The river continues al almost nothing,
eight-teuths OF a foot on the gauge.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been 81.
For the past nine years the average tenn
perature for the month CfNovernber has
been 45, and for the 18th day. 45.
FRED. L JOHNSON. Observer.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
SHOULD HAVE MORE SENSE
Certain Class of Dupes Must Take Theii
Chances of Redress.

ST. Louis, Nov. 12.-In the United
States circuit court Judge Elmer B. Ad-
ans has caused some surprise by sustain
ing a demurrer 10 an indictment ctlarg-
ing Professor" 1. c. Fay, a medium Of
this city, with using the mails 10 de-
fraud. The evidence against Fay was
conclusive, but he was discharged by
Judge Adams, who held that any man
who was 60 mentally dwarfed as to be
swindled by representations such as
those of "Professor' Fay should not be
competent prosecuting witness in the
criminal prosecution of the man who
made them.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14

sales. 155,eoo bales January. ss.si: Fee-u-
ary. SSs; March. S.73; April. SIS: Nay.
s-Ss; June. Ss.Ss; July. S.ss; August. SS.ss;
November. s5.5S: December. SIS
Galveston. Nov. I1@Cottol-HiSher;
m:ddl.ng. T-f6
Liverpool, Nov. 1:-Cottoa-Spot quiet,
lower. American m.ddling. ) T-S2 Futures
closed Irregular.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
COTTON .Go ox rrRE
British Steamship Pat. is =, S--pors
Ssws with Fire IA fhs Held

stes uz1i3 Gove-aor. Cspisla C;9ss-ssa.
91t I1:e q8a-zntile az nogn ssth ae-
cargo o n-@ an1 al 55sr sste- arosg,@s
aacsor u the rirer opposite TIC Css~~a-
Se8ks a.! O11o 2zsssnzsr pier TIE ar@
vas tiSroysrel is5 days ego Ia fse
man ho.L TIE SIP 49, D1za4 fs11
GsiyEEt1a q LlTerpSe. snl e<Ttef
ezra . co-ton 2as sr2l1- Cs7ialn
G0,4zlzn stste3 sor tie Assoc1ziss
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