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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO


Chicago. Sept S.-Cattle-The few "a
tive cattle that were offered for sale We're
disposed OF at about former prices, good
fat light and medium weights having the
preference. Nearly all the native beef
steers crossed the scales between Si.0ou4.5o;
the greater part going for si.SSQ5.20: the
stocker and feeder trade was fairly active
8 good many light steers selling az S3.50fl
400. Such lots being a dime lower than
last week. Good to choice he,fers were
rather scarce and as h-gh as ever. Feeding
bulls brought Sooa3.$5, and bolognas $3.50
SEQ. Calves We're rather active, but prices
averaged lower. Texas cattle were IN
changed and western rangers were steady
with sales largely as feeders
Hogs-There was an active demand for
hogs. both local packers and eastern ship
pers taking hold freely and prices avera x
ing a nickel higher than yesterday. Sales
iIy Of the offerings being cnly fair. Heavy
packing hogs found buyers az S,0Jd3.so,
and prime light weights sold al ie5q4-So
Sheep-The market for sheep ard lambs
was largely 10 cents lower. Sheep were
saleable al 81 Sd3.00 for the poorest ra-
tive iocks up 10 si."Pa4 . for choice %
prime lots. few going above sac. Western
range sheep scld for g 5os74. 70. ana feeders
were large buyers a. So 5elT5.Io Some nice
lco-pound black faced sheep were taken a.
81 % TO ship 20 Ohio for feeding purposes.
Receipts-Csitle. zoe: hogs, 2aolo; sheep,
22.oco.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Sept. Seattle. receipts.
$500. Good grades steady % strong others
slow. Texas steers s25Sel3 -: Texas cows
s. 79i2 -; native steers S-5145.&: native
cows and heifers sl-esGip); stocke-s and
feeders S.eie!4e5; bulls. S4elQS-E.
Eoss-Rsceipts, 10oCo. Market steady ID
strons: bulk OF sales So Slzs3-sS packers.
S71.ls Tis: mixed. s. ssG3.@5. lights. s. Sc
400; workers.. s. s5G4eo; bulls. g soGS9a.
Sheep-Recsip:s 7.esl. Market firm.
lambs, se-S5s75.ep: nlu;tons. CeG37e
Representative sales: Texas steers, =
head averaging 1os pounds. 30; Texas
cows. * head averaging - pounds. g ~;
native steers. IS head averaging i5T pounds
s5.z5; native COWS and hsifsrs = head az
erag.Eg Ills pounds. s,oCkers and feeders.
"a head averaging lds2 pounds. SIS; bulls.
head. avera ging 40 pounds, Sc
ST LOUIS.
ST. Louis. Sept 3-Cattie-Recs.p -
co Market active. but steady. Far .
choice native satppsng and export steers.
siS9s.ia Texas an Indian steers. &
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i-awn. While winawer had beaten Met

drawn. While winawer had beaten Met
ger.
Today the fourteenth round was play
ed according 70 the eighteenth round o:
The Berger schedule.
The games resulted as follows:
Jsnowski administered defat 10 Tschi-
go-in; Wsibrod, and Me;ger adjourned
,neir game. Burn beat Marco. as d!d
Schiechter Zinkl; and Cohn drew with
caro-. Albin went down before BACK
burne; CaSrousek disposed 81 Scaiifers.
and Suechtiag beat TeIchmsnn.
The committee announced this after
noon that they had decided % oner an
other prize. The seventh. OF the value os
40 narka
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Arkansas City.

From the Daily Traveller
Rob Mccormick was arrested yester-
5av by Consta bles Franey and Gray.
Mccormick is charged with carving Al
hart Kenyon, a colored man, last sat
urday night. Mccormick and Kenyon
ami four others belong to the same
t7reshing outfit. They came to the CITY
Saturday, night and all tanked up pretty
Iivalv. Kenyon got drunken than any
,7e e1so. At late hour the police force
s,x that they got in their wagon ana
e-arta5 home. On the way there was
f~ee-for-ali fight and Kenyon got cut In
+ha head badly. Mccormick was chare-
FL with the crime and his trial was in
progress IN Judge kreamer's court thls
afternoon. This morning William
Starkz. Tom Mccormick, Henry Harvey
and Jim Harris. the other members OF
the party in the city Saturday night.
We-a arrested charged with being &C
cessaries. They VIII have hearing al
ter the court gets through with NC
Co-mick. Stanley is prosecuting and
Hines is defending.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given last evening at the home Of MT.
and Mrs. A s. Fowler, in honor OF their
daughter. Miss Mary. 1t was her nj
tenth birthday and the surprise was a
success Those present We're: Misses
A,ira Owens, Mary Mcintyre, Eula AMI
Pa1line S,eerl. Grace Farnsworth. Della
Johnson, Gepnia Hull and Mary Fowler.
ana Messrs. Harry Collinson. Jim Hull.
Ed Fleming. Alber; and Jesse Meeks
ana sam Fowler. Miss Mary was pre-
scented with army beautiful presents. af-
ter refreshments We're served, games
were played and al a late hour the party
broke up and departed for their homes.
Judge Beekman. Marshal Callahan. L
{. Brown, Frank Wilson and NJ. NJ.
Jones went 10 Winfield this morning.
Wilson and Jones are the two hack driv-
ers fined Sle0 each yesterday in police
court. They were taken 10 Winfield
where they viii have a hearing in the
probate court. Judge Beekman is try
ing - set the boys out Of Jail and az
the same time knock ont the city law.
County Attorney Stanley thinks ne
hiss marde a smaro move by Subpoenae-
ing a lot Of temperance people who were
probably never in a joint, as witnesses
in a joint case a Winfield. The Wit
nesSes nave said there were joints in
Winfield and the county attorney thinks
ne can make them tell how they know
4; or make them shut NJ.
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FREE sILvER's OFF YEAR
Resolutions DO Not Always Go Through
viii, "a Whoop Now

Chicago. Sept. 2s-when the report OF
the committee on resolutions OF the Va
iona! labor convention was presented
today,s big row ensued. 4 resolution
was handed in yesterday approving %
The free coinage of silver a. 2 ratio OF
is to ]. and thefree siive. people in me
convention felt certain tina; the resoiu-
ton would De embodied in the commit
tees report When j; was returned -
day. however. 8; said nothing a50u, free
coinage. but in Stead had this cause:
We favor the issue % a staple l@.al
tender BY ne governmen, direct, AMI The
establishment 0: government: savings
banks
II vac finally voted 70 have the reso-
lu,ions accepted and printed. and a; 20
moTrew's session. waen they come % ~
hna. passage. a lively tine is sn.iciyat-
81. as The fee silver men declare ,as.
taey VIII make every effor; 70 have a
Tree silver plank inserted
TT re7or; IS about $50 words long.
AMI e addressed To sae Labor and Re
form Organizations o: America" In t5e
Introduction i; refers - ".ae battle
agains; monopoly and speaks q ire 5z.-
l0t ss tie sales, means To- reform TIE
report says. among oiher hings.
We ADM; ne failure q ne s--lse
me;ho1s.
we favor series o. national eonTen-
lions 70 which re invite TIE :-i>.ds -
la5sr n a movement boxing toward p
A.icsl ecti9n.
We gnize rhe necessity o. strikes.
butt a- nos; effective st-lke Is To- 5zI.3:
s3x"
= Y-De5sEss no .-es@nt a. totaTs
H1s=tiug. sni J; = underwood ;aa, ~ BAD
nothing e DO With ;ae cc.rsacy D.ank o,
the platform
There ras lz-gsr Attendance a; %
days meeting Abasst thirty s3t.tionsI
delegates presented her credentials za5
more are expected tsn5Tr9x
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PACING KINGS Ar rERRE HaUTE
Were Also saiiIe ToI~r. Wins the side
Wheeler Stakes

Terre Haute, Ind. Sept. 2s.-The two
fastest miles ever paced over track in
one day, and the fastest quarter ever
paced. were made here today. and yet
the worlds pacing record stands a.
Star Pointer made u al Readv.!le. In
point Of track and weather the conii-
tons were just right. but there were IN
favorable circumstances onnectei with
both Star Pointer and Joe Patchen
Speen trials today. In last weeks race
ct Milwaukee between Pointer ard
Patchen, the Pointer horse broke MS
harness in the second heat. In steady
ing him. McCary had 70 pull hard on
Pointers liberated tooth. that has
troubled him much OF late. A change
from link 70 snap DIT was made today.
but the horse showed plainly that his
mouth troubled him lie got away slow
and. fearing 70 hurt ms mouth, Nc
Cla-y drove MIN e-de OF the pole.
From the half on he vas squared away.
doing the third quarter in - seconds,
ana the last half ia $ "a seconds.
Patchen vas 81 for the race = ms
lie today, but the DsceTnsker failed 70
come up fast enough and tSe first and
second quarters were seen - DC slower
than Patchen could g. He came the
last hsh In 80 II seconds. lowering his
record a quarter % second. and fnish-
"a strong AMI we'll within himself.
The III t-ot went . ne favorte. "a
gle Flanagan. after P3eieo1iGes rad
captured the first neat.
In the rich side W1esler stakes. rs
class. the favori.e. Parker :. seeanei
% nave things MS oTn way aff@- ne
first heat. which went - Sallie To-s-.
VINO had so,d To- So in the pools %
$50. Silver Chimes captured me f0I-'h
heat. Parker :. again making a hard
drive. After nat ne Grey geliing was
al out ana Sale T0l-r captured TIE
a,t1 ami sixth meats.
only two heats Cd the 20 'rot vg-e
pulled o.. and g. 81 also ne tED-g ~
Old mace. j. carried over al fpcDo-r7g-
More than 81 90 went into tae pools
tonight. principally IN ne 20 pace.
where Plane, ~3ld - se9. Eosasb -.
arzn.zs so. Javelln. JUICE STl1se.
Giles Moves en- fad each 80. Resu.is
.I7 tro.. purse 81 go. Gage Flsnra-
gsn Won second. thl-3, and f1Irt1 bets
Tine rs IL. zIg -. ia Is Falon-
!Ies ron arst heat IN &c - Iackey.
AIk5-an. H-o5sfo-4 c. R51eEs L.. sur
pa and Tuna a5s3 starie3-
Sl5e W1ee- rs 1acs. purse 3 Sal
Ta T0ls- x.n srs;. ftta a1f sTra hes-s
Tine 20. - -. I'll - F1-EFr :
AGA se-5-t al third heals Tine > o
II 29s - NI.7a Z. satin Slippers.
" Nzrgsrst. s~p1sns. Ern1. lex e.
S..ve- Games. sfE,2esn. Es5Eoci I'D
mons. Harry 3 F1--si Herr zod -
snsa els5 sa-te1
sa- Pointer % eeat = - Tine
-. -. i-Sl "a. - 81. 30 IL
Joe PstrseH. % beat z0l -. Tn
u "a. 10 IN. z.U -
rs 80. parse . 20 znHnssaei- Pea
Ire r E5n e.: hen. n IL - Nm
uu Wei zza s@-snj eeas "a .i5 -
Ns55y Sancy. T-uie Gsy Fs-n. W-ai.s
Points. Maj All AcExs1 $50 Efarts4-
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TIE wEATHEi.
Wichita. Kan. Sept. .

Wichita. Kan. Sept. y
Local forecasts for Wichita and vicinity:
wednesday, fair and continued warm;
Probably fair and warm On Friday.
= During the past "a hours the highest tenn
perature mas been S.. the lowest 81, and
the mean "A. with warm. partly cloudy
weather. with fresh south wind and moder-
steiy high barometer.
The river stands at Il feet on the gauge.
Thus far this ninth the average tempera-
ture has been &c.
For the past nine years the average tenn
rerature for the month Of September has
been 90 and for the 2sth day. s..
FRED. L JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington, Sept &-Forecas' for
Wednesday:
Kansas-Fair; cooler in western portion;
south winds, becoming northwest.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fa;r
south winds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

Cattle-Steedy.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Shippers.

Philo Hunter OF Elbing had one car OF
hogs on the market.
c. A. Stewart of Whitewater had down
one car OF hogs.
hogs.
Grace Bros. Of Cheney had in one car
OF hogs.
Frank Means had in one car of cattle.
N. F. Taylor of Augusta purchased a car
OF feeders and shipped them to Augusta.
Townsend & Gibbons Of Andale were in
with one car of hogs.
D. N. Hutchinson Of Haverh;ll marketed
one car of hogs.
L. f. Naftzger received eight car loads
Of sheep from Las Vegas, n. NJ, to be
fed here.
A 3. Crawford Of Garden Plain was at
the yards today.
F. Webb arrived from Las Vegas, New
Mexico, today with five car loads of Mex
leo lambs, that he will feed out at his
ranch southeast of here.
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OVER A FOURTH SHORT
IL tho Wheat Crop Of France According to
Onicial Reports

Washington. Sept. 2S.-The Official
statement Of the wheat product OF
France for this year. as made UP from
the reports TO the French governments
by the projects OF the several depsf,-
ments. has been furnished the state de-
par;ment by Unted States Consul Bra-
yoi. a; =. Euenne. The product was S.
SOC. $50 hectoll;res "a hec,olitre being two
bushels and 3SS peciSsl. against u9.T+2.-
4l2 hectoiiires in 1896. and I1s. s6s. 40 hec-
;oii;res in 1895.
A leading 1our Journal estimates the
returns FOR 1897 70 be ss.I2o. sac hec,oiiires
as against I25. 0ts. 42O hectoii,res for 1885.
a decrease OF ID. 9eS $50 heetolltree
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DRY GOODS Markets

New York, Sept. 28.-The dry goods mar
ket is quiet this week In all departments.
The Jewish holidays continue and the mar
ket Is deprived Of this class Of trading. a
not iEco2s:derable feature. The price Sit
uat,on is generally firm, however II cot
ton goods the position OF sellers IS strong
on many lines. Export goo0s and few
other grades are in quiet request, but sta
pie bleacled and brown gods show no
weakness. PRINTS. too, are displaying
well sustained front. Wooden goods are
generally firm. The advance IN the staple
Is such as 70 warrant a strong stand on
the part OF sellers with a chance for I'm
proved prices later. Print cloths gave
signs ot weaness.
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grsss
Washington, Sept es.-The members
OF the monetary commission are holding
daily sessions az the Airing hotel, lay
Ing out a program for the work that is
before them. Their discussions are in
formal. but within a few day. they ex-
pect TO be able - announce the sub
committees which will have charge u
me various branches OF the investiga-
ton TO be made. There will be three Of
silver. which will investigate the subject
OF our basic money. the extent OF the
use Of silver. etc; one on United States
notes, which Will investigate the several
classes OF outstanding United States
notes, the advisaoility of retiring the
greenbacks, etc, AMI one on banking,
the duty Of which will be 10 consider
and formulate a banking scheme which
will meet the demands and require
ments of the country.
As the discussion has proceeded The
members realize the wide scope of the
investigation upon which they are en-
tering and are beginning 10 doubt their
ability TO complete their labors and sub
NIT their report before congress assem-
bles. In fact. one Of them stated today
that he did no; expect the report 10 be
ready before the middle OF December.
Although no decisive action has yet
been taken on this point, fl Is almost
certain that the permanent headquar-
tiers OF the commission will be in this
city. ". II. II. Hanna left for his
home at Indianapolis today. but VIII re-
turn here before the end OF the week
Al the evening session the president
announced the committees as follows:
On metallic currency-C. Stuar. Pat
terson, Philadelphia: Louis A. Garnet.
California; J. Laurence Laughlin, ILL.,
nois
On demand obligations OF the govern
ment-Robert S. Taylor, Indiana: Stuy-
vesant Fish, New York; j. w. Fries.
North Carolina; George F. Edmunds.
Vermont
On the banking sys;em-Cnarles s.
Fairchild, New York; T. c. Bush. Ala
bama: ". B. Dean. Minnesota; George
e. Leighton. Missouri.
1t was decided that after the meeting
OF the commission tomorrow morning a
recess be taken until October II. In the
mean time the committees viii hold ses-
sions fJr the purpose OF considering in
detail and arranging and systema thing
the various suggestions which have been
received
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In Towns About
Winfield.
Trnnl the Daily Courier.

From the Daily Courier.
The state fair at Wichita begins To-
day and all roads lead to Wichita. The
watch word al the north bound Santa
Fe this morning was Wichita or
Bust" which might have been appropri-
a.aIy changed for some OF the crowd 10
Wichita and Bust" for in that crowd
were many warm supporters Of COwley
c0unty's famous horses and some thing
depends on their conduct. Every day at
Wichita this week will be big day, but
Friday, the day Bryan is to speak. will
be the biggest. The Santa Fe will run
a special train that day. In the crowd
that went up this morning were G. E.
Sabin. J. II. Vance and wife, James
Simpson, James McLain and wife, Ward
Lynn, J. Y. Harter, A. L. Skinner, DR..
H. 8. Creighton, Ed Davis. Henry Gold
smith. NJ Dish, Viii Schurman, J. B.
Walker, F. G. Powers, William Newton,
Brady Dial, c. F. Martin, P. II. AL
bright and wife, Mrs. Emily Niles, II.
T Trice. Mrs. William Goodrich, Gener-
a! Bangs did not go but it was not his
fault.
The Epworth league Of Grace NJ. z.
church gave their usual annual recep-
ton to new students last evening in
the college chapel. The room had been
nicely decorated for the occasion, and
there was quite large crowd in atten-
dance Many friends Of the school from
the city were there and a general good
social time was enjoyed, refreshments
being served by the young ladies of the
Tao 4
Of Grace church, was master OF cere-
monies and announced the following pro-
gram which was well rendered in every
particular: Piano colo, Miss McCol-
loude: address Of welcome, Miss South
ard; response. Professor Weeks; read
ing. Tr. Hoss; song, Miss Grace Ray
monG: reading, Mrs. George; guitar solo,
Mi.as Mae Mccullough.
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COFFEE AND SEGA. Markets

New York. Sept &-CoGse-O7;;ons
opened steady a; unchanged prices 70
points decline. ruled ,nacttv. and feature
Isss On Indifferent European cab.ss. IL;
showed weak undeTtons OF ACCOUNT of COZ
t-lusi heavy Brazilian rsceipes and sl1sos,
entire absence ot speculative report. Cos
g steady. WIKI prices points decline %
penis re: advance.
saEzr-RAx. hrIr; refined arn-
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EARNINGS OF THK sTCHIsDv
Increase In Net For August 81 Oss Hun
dred aud -sxenty Ihon.and

Chicago. sept. 2s.-The net earnings Of
tae Atchis,n system f1r TIE month q
Augus; we're tssi n. an increa-s z
tlSa35 over ne came month d, hsst
year. For ne tEo months - the hs-Al
year % August q. the net earnings have
oAen 81 20 rs. ar Increase q Ssaiss.
The total income rom operation Tor 80
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PERSIA oKIs MR. BACK ~
over the Raid. Of Tussi.b EaSds Aeross
the Frontier In Angst

Tehs-sa. Sept, zs-Th~ inquiry nnais
into the fighting which took pace en- "a
T1rk0- PersIan fron,< IN AtIzBs. lssi
shows .hE ne rs1ss we're Turks
KurJs h0 crorseI ne frontier ~lta me
s8l knox edge % ;as TDrklsh military
authorities. sacke1 nine villages ant
-r.sss7erei D9 HsszglIssn< sni C.fs-
sans. lnc.U1nz women sn3 children
The Pe-s.sn g5ve-nusas - demanding
70 ss.lsfs .lln from Tgr<-y ~ ne or
ra...
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isssra.sissaI cs-.. Iaz-s1.as.

Berlin. So. - -TE9 gsmes. letl ~
anlsbed n - faf-.esn.a rega3 - ne
.aieTaausnai ezess-4ssisF's ;osra4faen,.
Goa IN y ETsfs IN As1s seck -snaags. n
ra3s -ty. Ss-e snsozrre4 81 - ei3s~.i
La.s =1:a-a. ca e.. s---xskl La
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RNY OHOE as

wasalaztsn. -. g.-Capssln We
IAN -. B4a-a. Ta.r4 cavalry. Captain
W4u.arn =. Reya1ita. Fea-sssnfs iafsa--
y. aa8 Flsst Ilssisnast = l. Ma.
PRS lsvai-T. have sses or.rrsa 70 T.
p-xs. Kan. - 4zly 70 e,nnsr,los "a
ne sn-susa rsn; = ne &s;3eaal Gsz-t
taeF-
F.rs. T<eg;~zsn, y n SeAeeT-i sSs
been ssss E1~. g cen sssny Z. Fttt5 rss-
alsy. Csa.sfa Csscrx- Dss g. aes sfsa.
s.1-se5a ass BEEN 49, xa~t - :8;z as -
a.-a=.- "a nl<9sz. es-2x s-l.l .; ~ a.
~ z.esieas - a0sl. IA D.sss q A@zis-szt
Ezrxeon r. y Ee~.s-. rs.1sT~i Prs;
I..rll.snaat -. -. FsrsTsr- Ska cav
s,ry. Azs a-aea rslleT-s tssn 4u,y . PERI
yei zslsne. wg9zzsax. AID ss1ssS4 :,
tFi- aG Ers.
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Batteries-Mills and NeageFi Carrlck'
gan and Rothfuss.


Burlington. Iowa, Sept. "a meeting OF
the Western Baseball association was held
here today. with fun representation.
800 guarantee 20 play out The season was
subscribed to by each member The Bur
nngton-Quincy and Rockford-Peoria con-
tested games were decided IN favor Of Bur-
llngton and Rockford Cedar Rapids was
awarded the pennant
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HUsxISc NILE oPys
Topeka nsss S-s~. a. wsssi;a -


ToDeks. sce- u4ak.az 49, a. wicA-
ga t5r v1si tAe oiy y70f ~ ~ thsTs
TEN w.eEet-ess snI sftss g2Ts~r0r
I>ee5gs 5eo8 rsW ssta fsat hs Ns1i
saoE 3ry tJwn. ms zzs ssno.sfs az
20 s1e s.1-zs.x c7a-1l1z - zane aaii
tl- 51.ats -snn ~ vl5s zen
W5i.A aas .u s1s safe Fslf = bz-
zs- tsnr cssn tas Carnival. sn1 -.
Ian IS 4e-@1.
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Gi.ss: bulk OF sales s27593S cows and
he'fers, s.. 4003.e0.
Hogs-Rece.pts. 800. Market a shade
higher. Light, A-1544.2 %: mixed. s.. stq4. ID;
heavy, S390Gi.25.
Sheep-Receipts, 1850. Market strong;
native muttons, s3.00Q3.s; lambs, Si.50Q
go
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

Chicago grain and pro iuce markets fur
uishe6 by X L. Bosiick. COMMISSION Mer.
chant. rooms 10 and y Iver Kansas Ma
.sonal bank Telephone s..
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BASE BALL.
CHICAGO. e: P:t;sburg. u

Pittsburg. Sept; S.-The game today was
fun OF errors The score does not show
half the poor plays. In the nth Inning
Chicago scored eleven runs. earning only
one The visitors were n on the errors.
100. but punched them IN the third. when
they not county for much. HugEey and
Donohue had 10 retire or account OF Ia
tur.es. Attendance. 1900. Score:
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Mr. Snzss---Nv dear. sat The Zrocer On
the next corner Ceitic zea-ieuna1t Sirs
>nzgg=-~So, Indeed, lie ss.k for exs1
only"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

TEtrsxa--sT Mo vas 80 wt.<.s -x1'-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

EAGLE WANT ADS
reach ne 10s; people and brnz
the bes. results a .rizl always
conv~nceS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

MISUNDERSTANDING. Hughey, Ki!len and
Sugden: Chicago. Wright Donohue. ana
Kit,redgs. Umpire. Mcdonald.
BOSTON, 10; NEWARK. ;.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29
WICHITA MARKE rs.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.

HOGS.
Wichita, Kan. Dec. Is.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29
THEY'VE A BIG JOB
MONETARY COMMISSION Is CUT
ING OUT WORK.

OF the Three Committees to be Appointed
Basic Money. Including the Extent of
the Use 81 silver, One Will Tackle the
Greenbac ok, and the Third VIII Under
take . Banking scheme for The Country
May Not Bs Ready to Report to Con-
grsss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29
STOCKS AND BONDS
MARKET FOR STOCKS IS MOST SUR.
PRIsINGLY DULL.

transactions In Smaller vIoume Than For
Many Months Past-Jewish New Year
Not Responsible For 1t, But the Sad
Failing on in Outside Buying IL, Very
LarseIy-Bears Meet With no Opposi-
ton Amy More-Their Most Vigorous
Attack Made on the CoaIers-Decline In
the Face OF Bu.iish Conditions
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

Newark. y. j., Sept. &.-Bos;on played
a game at Newark today. winning easily
from the homeplayers- Score:
III L
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29

Chicago, Sept. A-Flax-Cash s.: cash,
northwest. slG%4: December. s,-e2--; Nay,
s. a5is a.. ISL