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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-23
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-23
WICHITA Markets.

HOGS.
Wichita. Kan, Sept. -
Hogs0Opened steady al yesterdays close
and closed cents lower than opening.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-23
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

Chicago grain and pro luce markets fur.
uished by K. L. Bostick, Commission Mer.
chant. rooms 10 and y Jver Kansas Ma.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-23
POINTER CUTS Up UGLY
So Joe Patchen Defeats Him without Try
ing Very Hard

Milwaukee. Wis. Sept. 22-Jo. Pa:chen
three heats a. me fair grounds today.
Pointer won the first heat in zoe "a. thus
breaking the state record. The big bay
acted ve.y badly in the seconi and third
heats. and Ps;chen 60: the 1900 purse.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-23
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KANSAS CITY. Nc.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-23

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-23
STOCKS AND BONDS
RECOVERY IN STOCKS FOLLOWING
TUESDAYS DECLINE.

Greater Part OF the Losses Recovered and
Decline-Bear Efforts End With the
First Hour and the Market Is Then
Tending Strongly Upward-Fears Pre-
viously Induced by the hardening of
Money Rates Are soothed-GOId I'm
ports, and What They Signify.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-22
To jail for Six Months.

The second criminal trial in Jud ge
Wiibur's court today was that OF Frederick
T. Bouvier Of East Providence who was
indicted for the breaking and entering of
the barn of Joseph X. Bullock in the ssmo
town and the larceny OF q Goddard buggy
valued at $40. Ihd trial lasted Only a
few moments as after ono witness for the
state had testified Bouvier expressed a de-
sire TO retrdct his plea of not guilty and
pleaded nolo contoudoro 20 charge Of
simple larceny. MIR. Vance his counsel,
having arranged that the attorney general
that no would accept that plea. Tho
case was taSon from the jury, Judge Will
bur told Bouvier he must have known
whether ho stole tho buggy or not when
he first pleaded md then imposed sem
toncc Of SIX months In jail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-22
BOPPLE WENT FREE.
Was Arrested for EmbeZZlement.
But Court Discharged HIM.
Judge Sweetland Said Case Did Not Be-
long in Criminal Court.

Evidently to save the cost of civil case
William Rosenthal had John Popple
dragged into the Sixth District Court this
morning on the charge of embezzlement,
but the testimony showed that the men
in the employ of Mr.. Rosenthal had to DO
responsible for all guns sold by them on
credit and according to the testimony of
one witness the men were Obliged to do
credit business with customers to do any
sort of a trade.
Mr.. Bopple was sick one week in April
and when he recovered he found that n
man had been employed In his place and
the understanding was that Bopple should
have one weeks notice before his dis
charge. He was to give Mr.. Rosonthal
the same notice before he left 1t was also
proven that Mr.. Rosenthal had collected
some of the money due Bopple from
among his customers and bad failed to
gvI Bopple credit for tho Same.
lt has been the practice OF Mr.. Rosen-
thai and his wife TO advance men in their
employ money To make change, and to
make good the difference between tho
goods taken out in the mornlng and goods
returned in the evenina aud IL was not
an uncommon oGcurren&e To have their
men owe the concern money at the end Of
the week. a portion of the same of course
being due the firm by their customers.
When Bopplc WAS ulsniisseu hosentnal
claimed that he, Bopplo, owed him $40,
which was given him in advance, but
Bopple set up the claim that Rosenthal
owed him weeks salary, according to
the agreement.
Judge Sweetland said that the case was
one that should not have been brought
before criminal court and placed stain
upon the mans character, So long as ho
had "a reasonable excuse for not paying
over tho $40 claimed by Mr.. Rosenthal
and the judge ruled that Bopple did set
up reasonable excuse and 50 adjudgcd
him not probably guilty.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-22
BRISTOL.
Business Transacted at Yesterdays
Session OF Probate Court.
Wcrk of Moving Blu ldings Begun Gen.
tral Notes About Town.

The regular session of the Court of Pro-
Church preslCing. The petition of the
widow OF James Livingston for allowance
was allowed. The inventory on the estate
of James bivington was allowed. The
account of the administrator on the
estate of Catherine DE Wolf Peaso for
allowance ana order Of distribution was
referred TO the session Of the court, July
9, with order Of notice.
The repairs on the pier Of the National
India Rubber Company h ave been ON
mencod hy Captain job Terry Of the
s,eamels Archer Of Fall River preparatory
To Tire steamer Awashonks making a land
ing here.
The work of moving the buildings oppo-
site the DeWolf Inn nus been commenced
and Spencer Rounds has tho contract
one will be placed on Oliver street on
tho lot recently purchased bv Samuel
Card and Will bo converted into ~ dwell
iEg house. The ether will ba moved to
lands Of Horny II. Tilley on Charles street.
A rumor is afoat to tho effect that
many changes are soon To take place at
tho National India Rubber Company s
works.
The nom bers Of the Neptune Yacht
,iub hit WHY Nurl hNNbietibE Aht NiAb
house ard grounds for the wberry fes-
tival and dance which takos place tomot-
row evening.
Mr. j. Augustus Miller. presided ut the
organ ut st. Michaol's Episcopal church
last evening. Mr. +. d. Valentine tie
regular organist beirg on temporary
vacation.
Mrs Milburn residing on Central street
met with n severe aoci Lent yesterday after
noon by being triDIpd by n ruu ut hgr
home. Her ankle was seriously sprained.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-22
Silver Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs Il. IA. Boss of 81 Laban
street, Johnston. celebrated the twenty
fifth anniversary OF their married life last
evening. There were eighty guests pres
ent and all enjoyed pleasant evening.
A large number OF presents were received,
among which was large silver water
pitcher with goblet, given by the mem
bers OF Perseverance Council, Daughters
of Liberty an onyx clock, given by tho
mem bers of Rose Standish Lodge. Daugh-
ters Of Rebckab. and n large silver SER
vice, given by Mr.. Henry d. Boss Ice
cream and cake were served to all present
and cigars 20 tho gentlemen. Among the
guests were Mrs. George Baker and SON Il
pascoag. Mrs Charles Youngs OF Maple.
willie and Miss Lizzie johnson Of Putnsm,
Conn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-22
NeighbOrhOOd Notes.

Mr. Cross of Harvard University is
visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. &. d. Owen and family of Bowen
street go to Nayatt tomorrow for the sum-
mer.
Prof Bronson of Brown University is
Saunderstown.
Mr. Stephen O. Metcalf and family in
tend to go tomorrow to Dublin, n. H., for
the summer.
Mr. James Arthur of this city will sail
for Germany, the first of July
Mr.. James Tucker. a member OF '97
class at Brown will sail for Europe about
the first of July.
Tho fence on the George street side of
Brown University is to have anew coat
Mr.. A. L. Cross of Warren street does
not bother with wheels. He rides his
horseless carriage which is driven by
steam power.
Miss Baker Of the Deaconess' Home
taught the class of Miss Margaret Smith
at Trinity nj. Il. Sunday school last Sun
day, Miss Smith being confined to her
home by sickness.
An important event occurred early last
Saturday morning in the home of Mr..
George Mitchell. on Wendell street It
was girl.
The regular meeting of the Mems Club
connected with the Pilgrim Congrega-
tional church will be held at the church
this evening.
Mr.. Charles Messenger of Hook and
Ladder, No. 2. has returned from his
vacation of a week.
Miss Matte Cook of Providence street
has conquered the bicycle and takes do
light in riding her wheel, purchased
recently.
Rev. Il. B. Pullan Is in Wis
consin. He speaks this evening at the
Beloit College at the exercises of Its
fifteth anniversary.
Mr. George w. Smith, with Rico and
Hayward, enjoys riding his new wheel
Mr. Il. X. Henry was kept from his
market few days last week by sickness
MIR. Robert Mansfield and family of
Providence have gone to Rocky Point for
the summer.
Mr. A. H. Barden Of Rockland was In
tho city last week.
Mrs. Burdick OF Hammond street is
visiting relatives in Newport
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-22
Case Had Been Settled.

The jury in tho United States District
Court was dismissed this morning until
Oct 4, and they were paid of by United
States. Marshal McCabe. sThey were TO
hear the case of Emma Hall VS.. the Union
Railroad Company for damages because of
an injury alleged to have been sustained
by the plaintiff while she was near Roger
Williams Park year ago David :.
for the plaintiff. The lawyers informed
the court that the case had been amloably
settled out of court to the satisfaction Of
oil concerned. This was all the business
appearing and then the jury WAS dis.
missed. j. Milton Payne Of Pawtucket
was appointed foreman Of the jury.
The case was settled for about $1,000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-22
FINANCIAL NEWS
(For further financial news zee page Q. J

(For further financial news zee page c.)
Stocks opened strong today. the interest be-
ing centered In the Grangers. Omaha wns
bought and bid up by traders and shere was
90 little Northwestern for sale that 800 shares
put the market mp from lil1l 20 ll3ts. In facs
there IL no abatement in the strength OF
stocks, and the rcactionists were again dtsap.
pointed. Not ~ per cent. OF the men now
trading in stocks have ever seen a bull iaar-
ket. and they don't seem to know what 10
means. Today considerable OF furry WAS
caused by the prediction, from q we'll In.
formed source, that Northwestern will sell at
i35 and Omaha At 20 within comparatively
short time
There was no market i'm London to-day. Ths
Rock Island directors declared the regular
dividend Of u per cent. today.
Joseph says this morning: eve star. I'm
today to bull Kansas.TsSas preferred. II will
sell very high. Buy the stock and hold u.
As opportunities present themselves. hull II.
because you are certain 10 make as much
money out OF ID as you could out of snything
the list. Hold Chicago Gas and do not bs
without little Sugar. IL you feel like sell
ing something and are not happy unless you
short OF stocks in an improving market.
put out a little Louisville. There will be no
dividend in this stock until February next, IL
them"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-22
A PaymaSter ShOckingly
Beaten at Chicago.
Left Unconscious Beside His
Buggy by the Robbers.
Latter Escaped Alter Having Been
CapsiZed in the River.

Chicago. June 22.-Albert f. Elston,
paymaster for the X. Il. Aver Post and
Tie Company was attacked by four robbers
last night and terribly beaten with revol-
vers. He was then robbed of $3.50 and left
unconscious beside his buggy. His assail-
ants sped north with their booty TO the
banks of the south branch of the river.
sprang into a skiff and pushed off for the
opposite shore Their boat capsized in the
stream just as a lumber schooner was
passing and the robbers saved themselves
from drowning. by lambering into the
yawl that the schooner was trailing Cut
ting the yawl loose from tho schooner the
robbers succeeded In reaching the opposite
shore and escaping. Mr.. Elston was re-
moved TO his home. He is "a years of age,
and his age may interfere with his re-
coyery
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-22
TIE BARNABY BICYCLES
Distributed Last Night - The Lucky
COUPONS.

Last night at the store of tho j. b. Barnaby
Company occurred tho distribution of ten
bicycles TO the fortunate customers holding
the duplicates of the ten coupons selected 10
draw the bicycles. In order that the distribu
tion should be conducted by entirely disinter-
ested parties, II was placed entirely i'm the
hands OF representatives Of the city press,
there being represented The News, tie Jour
nal and Bulletin and Telegram.
There were present also az interested spec
tators and witnesses of the drawing operation
MIR. c. Longley, president of tho J. b. Barn.
aby Company, also Mrs. Longley, Superintend-
ent Scott, Mr.. John l.. Taft, Mr.. Goodsr eed
Master Edmond Longley and other attaches OF
the concern.
Tho lucky coupons were selected by Master
Walter V Kelley who, being blindfolded, Sc.
lected one at time from the huge mass Of
coupons, which had been thoroughly mixed in
order TO give all an equal chance.
The result OF the drawing Is given below.
each number selected sntitling the holder OF
its duplicate 60 one Of the ten superb mounts.
among which were represented only the best
high.grado wheels in the market. viz. Day.
ton, Sterling, stearns, Racycle Syracuse.
Iver.Johnson, Waverley Fowler. Cleveland
and Liberty. These will be presented and do.
livered as the lucky coupons are presentes,
the holder being entitled TO choose the wheel
ho will have in the order coupons are pro.
scnted.
These are the lucky coupons: 55,577, 81, ,75O,
~, ,32l. 39.oal. l6i.563, 5O2j2. I2296l, a. 1856,
lSs.l55. lsl,0g7.
10 T. interesting 10 note that tho numbers %
coupons ranged from No. I 10 upward Of No.
265, 600 and as each purchase of Al and frac.
tion thereof entitled the buver to one coupon
there can readily be seen tho magnitude Of
the business Of the J. b. Barnaby Company,
the numbers representing sales OF more than
a quarter Of n millioi since April ), the tine
being less than three months.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-22
WAS NOT TUBERCULOSIS.
Disease Which Affected Bridges Family
Was Group Pneumonia.

Augusta. Me-, June 22.-Secretary Nc
Keen OF the state board of agriculture
has made an official report relative to
the noted case OF the Bridges family in
Blue Hill. The report of DR.. Charles
ID. Smith OF Portland who made an ex-
animation OF the lungs of the children
who died and OF the COW, is submitted
with the report giving the following
conclusions: THAT the children who
died. died OF Group pneumonia and not
of tuberculosis. That the present ill-
ness OF Luther Bridges and his son Is
pneumonia and not tuberculosis. and
that no tuberculosis was present in the
COW. The secretary in his report says.
i'm part:
Thus il will be seen that another at
tempt TO terrorize the farmers OF the
state into subjecting al their COWS, no
matter what their condition may be, tn
the tuberculin test at an expense to
them for the test alone of not less than
$3.50 has fallen fiat and that the efforts
of the alarmists are brought to naught
i'm the clear Light of carefully prepared
facts
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-22
WING WAS FINED.
He Pleaded Guilty to Stealing Silk
and Satin.
Wifi. Bea er Sent 10 Jail-Other Cases In
the District C0ur.

At the session Of the Sixth District Court
this morning Victor L. Wing, who was
arrested on Weybosset street yesterday
afternoon by Detective Merrill for steal
ing bundle of silk valued at 50 and "a
bundle Of satin valued at s., from An
ME G. Smith, pleaded guilty and was
fined $50 and costs.
Harry IL. Greene was sent TO the county
Jail for 80 days for assaulting his wife,
Flora.
The liquor case of Jacob Applegate was
continued for one week.
l. II. Miller. Westminster street
druggist, pleaded not guilty to the charge
of keeping liquor nuisance, and was
called upon TO furnish $1,000 bail until
Friday for trial
Belle Shaw, a familiar figure in the
Sixth District Court, waived examination
on the charge of keeping house Of i'll
fame on Walker street and was held for
the action Of the grand jury in the sum
of $1,000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-22
Retracted Plea of Not Guilty.

Charles Omerod retracted his former
plea of not guilty to an indictment charg-
ing him with larceny from the person TO-
day in the Common Pleas Court and
pleaded noo contendere. The Iced done
by Omerod that got him into trouble was
that seeing Walter B. Hedge of East
Providence going along the street. won't
up to him and without any Introduction
talked to Hedge and before bidding
Hedge good-by took his watch.
Though in reply to a question the
prisoner admitted he used no more force
than necessary in the taking of the watch
from Hedge, Judge Wilbur designated
Omerod's residence for the next year as
the states prison. where he will perform
harder work than has been customary on
his part. Onerod has been at the state
institution before this
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-22

branches OF the consolidated road between
Fall River and Providence are to DO run
In the night time under the now
schedule.
Charlie Kelly, a remarkable horse owned
by Grocer James Batchelor was taken Ill
"a few days ago and was put out Of his
misery with chloroform. Charlie was 26
years of age and was q most faithful
animal. He had been owned here ~ years,
every working day OF which with but one
or two exceptions no bad covered the town
attached TO delivery wagon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-22
Private Whites Death.

bingham. Mass, June p The inquest into
the death Of Private Joseph White, who was
found in the water near Hull last Friday
with his throat cut. was opened here this
morning by Judge Kelley. II. W. Woodruff il
present with witnesses who were IN Whites
company tho night he disappeared. The in
quest Is being held behind closed doors.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-22
Sentence SUSPENDED.

New York. June %. 2.--Commander
Booth Tucker Of the salvation Army was
brought into court for sentence today.
Judge Newbcrger, after denying u mo-
tion of Booth fuckers counsel for post
ponement, announced that sentence would
be suspended and the commander was al
lowed To leave tho court
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-22
CRANSTON.
School Committee Meets and Awards the
Coal Contract.

A meeting OF the school committee was
held in town hall last evening.
The bids for supplying the schools Of
the town with coal were opened. The
contract was awarded Oiney q Sons at
-. 80 per ton. .
Miss oturtevant was appointed princi-
pals assistant at the new Shaw avenue
school, Edgewood.
Upon request from Mr. Pierce 1t was
voted that Janitor be employed to attend
the shaw avenue and the Norwood avenue
schools. Mr.. Pierce and Gardiner were
appointed u committee with Suporintcn-
dent Almy to consider the feasibility of
establishing kinderyartens.
superintendent Amy read his report
Tor tee past year also the report Of PIln-
oipai Reyes of the high school.