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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-24

No. 3. in kegs $3.50: Herring, Family
Roe. half barrel. $3.50; North Carolina
Cut Herring, sass: Eastern in barrels,
1925.
Provisions-Ma Market strong: mess pork
new, $3.50; hams, pork, new. S9.25
Bulk Enthusiastically; clear ribs, 5hdp
5Hsc., as to size and cut: fat backs. &C. :;
bellies. 5hsc., as TO size pieces; pork,
plate. 4Hsc.
Shouiders-Sugar-c cured, 6lac.
Observation-Disclosures, GIGc.
Brcast-Sug ar-Cured, TAG.
Hams-Smithnelu, 14@15c.; S. c. slip
hams. ll&G12c.
I.ard--Purc lard t!crccs. SIZE: cases,
and tubs. Ac. over price of tierces: COM
pound, i1ac.: tierces. In cases and tubs,
&c. higher.
t,heese-Crcam. 121ac: Western dairy,
lie
Bntter---Market higher; New York
state dairy. new, 23Gf25c.; fresh cream
cry. 22624c.: Western, 1S@20c.
Kerosene Oil-ITirm: 112 degrees, TIC
so degrees. 10c: Red. $50 degrees. 1olkc
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loans AND EXCHANGE
WOOL MARKET

Boston, Oct. 1.-THE wool marke:
here has shown a quieter tone this week.
although prices are held firme- fo- NOS.
classes OF woods. Territory WOODS still
hold the list in the amount % business
transactions AMI tie price is a trifle
higher taking The market as a whole.
About 80 cents secured for fine medium
and fine is the general established price
in tie market Staple woods would 80
higher. tut re supply Is very meagTe.
TIE demand Cor Australian WOODS con-
:inues wi,h full prices oHcainaoie. Quo
tatioas: Cnwashe5 medium Missouri
quarter b,cSd conY3ing e2T2S cents; braid
connhing ~ cents. Texas WOODS. spring
medium az monthsl 1918 cents; scou--
ed price +5G45 cents: spring fine az
months 146l6 cents; secured prise SOC
% cents. Territory vcols. Montana fine
medium and fine 1sGls cents: secured
$3.50 cents: staple 52655 cents; Utah.
Wyoming. etc. fine medium ana fine Is
al7 cents: secured price +sG50 cents:
stable 52T55 cents Australian secured
basis combing supe-fi1e seG72 cents
c,r1b;nr good s5Gss cents; comblnS av-
craze s2465 cents: Queensland cor,oing
65 cents.
London. Oct 12.-At the WOO, auction
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-13
NAVAL ARMOR BOARD
Will Tour the South Looking for an Ar
NOR Plant

Washington, Oct. 1.-THE naval armcr
board will leave Washington next Sat
urday for the south 70 look at certain
places with a view TO 3Scer;aining their
availa bility for sites for the proposed
armor plant. The first stop will be made
at Birmingham, Ala. Thence the board
goes 10 Sheffield, Ala. and to Chatta-
nooga, Knoxville and Elibethton, Tenn,
in the order named. II IL barely possible
that later on the board will v,s.t Pied
mont, w. Va. in view OF the urgent re-
quest Of West Virginia public men.
Great numbers OF appeals are coming 10
the department from various localities
possessing any kind Of an iron plant 10
have the board sent there 10 look at their
resources, but in view Of the fact that
the board has no authority to make any
recommendation as 10 the location OF the
plant il is felt that such time would not
be usefully spent. By the act OF congress
Secretary Long is charged with the duty
of submi tting a description OF the lands,
buildings and machinery needed for an
armor plant but this is not construed 10
mean anything more than submission OF
plans for a plant, although he may vol
unteer a Recommendation as 10 The site.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct. I2-CatIle-There was q
fairly active demand for cattle and prices
were steady for natives, while rangers
ware strong TO 10 cents higher. Native
beef steers sold at s3.s0d40o for the poor
est dressed beef grades, up 20 S5-o45S5 for
choice 70 prime SA-pp.ng lots, the greater
part OF the offerings crossing the scales
al S45905.10. The termination Of the long
drought has impaired more life 10 the
stCcker and feeder trade, and sales Of Ggh;
weights. stock steers. We're practically
large at s3.00ai.0l Choice cows and heit-
ers sold unusually well, the best heifers
going for N59li!.I5. Calves were in good
supply ard trade was brisk al steady
prices. Texas cattle We're unchanged. IVES
Tern range cattle were active. with good
demand for feeders, the offerings being
largely OF poor 10 medium quality.
Hoss-Trsde in hogs was active. prices
ruling about cents per 100 pounds high
er on an average except for packers. Sales
were largely made az x.70d4.O0. coarse.
heavy packers selling at S.40Q3.Io. and
prime assorted light weights al S.l0ds. Z;
The average quality Of the receipts was
again poor. The greater part OF the pigs
went for s1.6003eo.
Sheep-Trade in sheep and lambs was
active al an average advance of 10 cents
per 100 pounds in sheep and - 10 . cents
in lambs as compared with late sales last
week. Sheep were wanted at s2OOG2.50 for
culls. up to si0Ja4.25 for choice TO prime
chasers at S3.o9G3.S5, the greater part Of
the selling being at S. 5013so. Lambs were
bought at S35OG3.75 for the poorest, up 10
s5.0oG5.65 for the best, westerns fetching
SS.S5Q5.oo.
Receipts-Cattle, $500: hogs. 1900: sheep.
9.0o0.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Oct MISUNDERSTANDING.
1900. Fat stock, steady; others weak 10
lower. Texas steers S2.75a4.So; Texas cows
sL50d3.E; native steers, S4ODG5.20 native
cows and heifers. $l.59qS.so; stockers and
feeders, 81. 10000; bulls, s2.0oQ3.5.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900. Market strong to
cents higher. Bulk of sales s3.67lzq3 %;
heavies, s3.65a3.75; packers. S.DdS. 70;
mixed. s3.65Q3S0; lights. sS.65Q3.so; york.
ers, S3.75Q3.So; pigs, S3.45qS.75.
Sheep-Rece:pts, 5,Co9: market strong.
Lambs, $3.5GG5. Is; muttons s.. 25a5.so.
Representative sales: Texas steers, IS
head averaging 1888 pounds, $40; Texas
cows, q head averaging s92 pounds. SS25;
native steers. IS head, averaging 1892
averaging 42o pounds, $3.50; bulls. head
averaging 1888 pounds, S.3.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Oct. 2.-Cattle-Receipts, A.
GOO. Market active and steady. Native
shipping and export steers A3545.o0; light
and dressed beef and butcher steers, S. 30
@4 10: stockers and feeders s.. 5064 %; cows
and heifers. S2.0oG450; Texts and Indian
steers, s2s094.00 with best grades higher:
COWS and he:fers, s2.15dS.2o.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900: market steady 70
&c higher. Light, S3.95Q405: mixed, S2.759
800; heavy. s3.70d4C0.
Sheep-Receipts. 2,eoo. Market steady 10
strong: native muttons, s300Q3.S5; lambs,
S3.50Q5.25.
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COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
At Bling hamton, New York, Elect Long
list Of On.cers.


Binghamton, y. 7. Oct. 12.-At the
SIKH annual convention OF he Conner
cial Travellers Home association held
here today, ne following officers were
elected:
President. George z. Green Of this city
20 succeed himself; vice president, :. =
Co-llss. Albany; P. r. Su:ha7d. New Jer-
sey; p. ]. Carrey, Pennsylvania; W. n.
Holmes. Massschusetts; II. II. Csdy,
Ohio; D. X. Clint. Chicago; J. F. su2p.s,
Maryland. John A. Lee. s. Louis; " r.
Riddsll. Tennessee, and II. L. Juden o.
san Francisco. all reelected. and J. a.
Murray. Detroit. % succeed ]. r. Cope.
% The same place. National board o.
managers: c. H Kelly. Pi,,sburz: J. F.
Roche. Scranton. Pa: A .. Miller. Toy.
y. Y: H c. Lsrrsbee, Bingaamton, .
succeed themselves: Arthur Cc@Tee, %
succeed L. 2 Wsi-aanl. j.. 0: New York
and J. Tyler q Buffalo.
TIE trustees % he reserve <Jn1 were
reelected. as follows: Henry D. Pulley.
U;sca. y. /: c. 7. No-;hcott. Elnlya. o,
Harry y. Nash. Boston r y Hui.
Cleveland: =. l. Ju3eH. san F-anc.sco.
T c. Doane. Evaasvil-. Ind.
The finance committee Vas rssp23i1:-
ed as ,0IloTs: : p. Co-iiss. Albany. VII
am Mason. BinEhamson. and T. p. Pow
Poxdsrly q Scranton. Pa
Resolutions Ee-e adopted endorsing
the preparations for ta4 Commercial
travellers fair. D D he'd IN Madison
Square Garden February :: . Ms.c1 :.
IsSs
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sales today s,s7s bale. were offered, Of

sales today 9,97S bale. were offered, OF
which 1000 were Withdrawn. The at
tendance was large and the demand
keen. There was good supply OF slip
and which were in demand and realized
full rates. Finer grades OF marines sold
well UP. Scoureds were firm but faulty
descriptions ruled weak. a small sup
ply OF Cape OF Good Hope and Natal
western secured sold as nigh as Is sd.
TIE home buyers purchased large guam
titles os croSSbreds. The American in
Quiry was small and only speculative.
The next series will be held November
%. The first series for 1898 viii De held
January Is, and the second series for
that wear March X
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-13

last Saturday. as compared with the pre-
vious Saturday:
Wheat-Un.ted States and Canada. east
OF the Rockies, increase. 2.S2oO0 bushels;
afioar for and In Europe, increase, $780,
600 bushels; Liverpool, quiet: Corn Trade
News worlds supply net increase, s,2l2.-
600 bushels.
Corn-Cn.ted States and Canada. east Of
the Rockies. increase, 92,0O bushels.
Oats-Cnitei States and Canada east OF
the Rockies, increase, $4,000 bushels.
The larger increases OF stocks OF avail
able wheat last week not included in the
Official visible supply statement are 57o,-
90 bushels in northwestern interior ele-
vators, $500 bushels al various Manitoba
storage points; 31,0G0 bushels a. Fort VIII
liam. Ont; 112.0oo bushels in Chicago pri-
vate elevators; 72.0o0 bushels al Cleveland
and $500 bushels g Newport News
Corresponding decrease included 25o.es
bushels at Ogdelsburg and $4,000 bushels
at New Orleans
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Arkansas City,
From the Daily Traveller.

From the Daily Traveller.
The gun club had a good shoot this
morning. Jay Fairclo broke II birds out
OF 20, VIII Ware and P. A Miller tied on
Is. and VIII Hume and VIII Parker tied
on II. Andy Franklin was the lowest,
getting but 6 birds.
The case OF the state VS.. c. VI. Walker,
city marshal of Geuda, charged with as
sault on Lyman Stiner. was being tried
this afternoon before jury of twelve. II.
s. Hines is for the defense and Stanley
is prosecuting.
Sunday afternoon about o'clock light
ming struck house on one OF Mrs S. D.
Collnsons farms, shattering the building
quite badly. No one injured.
The case Of state VS.. Mitchell. charged
with assault upon young Lash brook With
Intent - kill. was called in Judge Dunn 5
court this morning. Mitchell waived ex-
animation and was bound over 20 district
court. On failure 10 give bond he vas
sent 10 the county Jail. In the same
court Harrison Doane was treated the
same way. Do3ne is charged with forg-
ing and passing a check an Wilbur Rice
at kemp's.
People kick when a show is too long and
also when 1t Is too short.-W ashington Dem
ecrat.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR Markets

New York, Oct. 12.-Coffee-Options
dull, unchanged; ruled inactive and
nominal with weak undertone following
unsatisfactory European advices, heav-
Ter Brazilian receipts, slack spot de-
mand and entire lack Of speculative i'll
terest, closed dull, net unchanged to )
points decline Sales $3.50 bags. includ-
ing December 500. Spot cOffee-Rio
quiet; No. Invoice lie; jobbing 5-Sc.
Mild-Steady: Cordova 10 1915 1-2
Sales 800 bags Mlricaibo; 200 bags Saw
anilla; 100 bags Central American 60.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining SIC
centrifugal SO test Use. Refined
steady.
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BEEN BEATEN ONCE
EX-GOVERNOR EOIEs sWEARS OFF
ON BRYANISM.
After Figuring Out . Practicable Bimetai-
lie System Like One That Window Once
Approved, He Asks What Majority
Rule ID Good for II IL Is Not to settle
Things So They VIII Stay Settied-Says
the Chicago Platform has Had It's Dav
In Court-Other News of Politics and
= Csmpaigus.


pes Moines, Iowa. Oct 12.-ExGov-
e-nor Bo!es has written a letter 20 the
Leader upon the subject OF Bullion as a
Basis OF National Currency
4. the outset he asks the questions:
Cold and silver bullion for money; is i.
practicable? Can they be made an in
variab double standard for the meas
urenient OF vsIues?"
He answers these questions in the af-
frma;ive. ana says that Mr.. Window
suggested the basis OF the plan which ne
Celebrates. He concludes mis- letter thus:
1t is said that no plan OF that charac-
ter would be in accordance with the
Chicago latform- That is true. But
the Chicago Platform mas had its day in
court, before the tribunal Of last resort
Must Democrats 10 De loyal adhere to i
forever? The objection IS al variance
with the whole theory OF our form Of
government. II a valid election would
settle nothing. majorities would cease 10
rule. ard when political issue wac once
joined, the warfare over il would go on
until one or the other OF the parties TO it
was totally annihila.ed."
THE GEORGE TICKET.
New York, Oct. 1.-THE certificates
placing Henry George in nomination for
mayor, Colonel George E. Waring. Jr..
for comptroller and Jerome O'Nein for
president OF the council, were fled with
the election bureau today. The cer;ifi-
Gates bore the signatures OF 2,s72 petit
TONERS. Certificates OF ;he county and
judiciary nominees OF the Citizens
Union were also fled. The nominations
were made by the Thomas jefferson De-
mocracy.
Tom l. johnson, who flied the certifi-
Gates, was asked whether Colonel War
ing had accepted.
He is nominated and the certificate
is filed. Whether he will accept or not
is matter FOR the future 10 decide" was
Mr.. Johnson's reply.
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AS MANY HORSES AS EVER
BICYCLES snd TrolIeys Have Not Enscsd thu
Noble Animal.

ST. Louis, Oct. 12.-At today's session
OF the National Horse Shoers' aseocia-
ton, President Purcell in his annual ad-
dress laid particular stress on education
al measures that will insure more skill
full and intelligent workmanship and
elevate the craft. He recommended the
establishment OF national school OF
farriery 70 be conducted by the national
association. This subject was discussed
d, great length a: the morning session
National Sta,istician ]. p. Adams pre-
scented some figures on the usage OF the
horse, showing that in the face OF the
many statements regarding the passing
OF that animal. no decrease in his Use
was found On the contrary. Wisconsin.
Kentucky. Minnesota. Nebraska. Illinois
and Massachusetts show total increase
OF IO2. 1903 horses IN actual service since
1880. Indiana reported an increase OF
e.G12 since 1895.
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COTTON.

New Orleans. Oct. 12-Cotton-Quiet;
sales. 45O0 bales; ordinary, l-l6c; good or
binary. 7-lsc; middling. sac; good mid
ding . 5-l6c; middling fair, s-l6c.
New York. Oct. l2.-The cotton market
opened steady with prices unchanged 20
points higher, further improved 70 3
points on Egh; covering. but soon turned
easier under a general lack Of support, and
a. II o'clock the market was uuil. with
last nights final quotations current
Sales 10 that time were "a. go bales. There
was Ittle IN early adyices TO influence sen
timent either way. English news be!n <
about as looked for. Closing quotations.:
Spot easy; b,dil,ng uplands s1sc: mddling
gulf. 65sc; sales % bales. Futures easy,
sales. 1890 bales. January. $50: Febru-
AIRY. $50: March. ss.3s; April. tsl: May.
ssi5: June $50; July. $50: october, s. g:
November. s. 3: December. S.S
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Real Estate Transfers
FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract and
Land Company. H VI. Dubois. sb-

FURNISHED by me WICHITA Abstract an
Land Company, H u. Dubois. sh
strac;or)
Jane A. Davis 70 ". L Davidson
qcd. lot 50 Market street. 13. %.
and l. Wichita street. city. 50x140
com 50 ne cor 10; IS Moseiy ave
East Wichita ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l51
G.lmon 0. Voss 20 Frank E. Aibro
and Philip II. Potter w3. lots 100
ani 49, blk 9. Ors1e and Philips
add .......- --.....-.-..---....-.-
Marcus 3. Valentine - Jacob C.
Shoemaker. Nd. is interest in
sw or O: ne u sec i-29-le ..---...
Minna OF % Joseph A McM.Ilen,
Nd. NJ Sc a sec i0-2S-2v * 1
acre .............-... 10
Charlotte z. Hazen 70 J. ". Cd
dings. OCT. % 1857 and 1859
Wichita ave. LeTeliin's p edj.. 6
J. D. Schollsnberger 70 J. ". CID
diags. lots IlS7 ana 1852 Wichita
street. LewsIlin's % sd 1890. 81
Geo u. NoaIe 70 Ellen Dernody.
Al. ;ots l.. 70, Il and , Lulu ave
Eyde's e5d .....----.-... A.
?. y. Msrwin % Ellen Derno5y
Cc5. lots i. 70. = aid g Lz,1
ave. HIDES add ..---.----.---. 50
: g. Bailey 20 Ellen De-Tno5y ed.
lo-s T. -. p and . Lulu ave
Hyde's adj -..--------.---------. -
Arthur Sullivan % Ellen De-Io5y
". l1ts ;. y and IS Msrke; -
G-iTeas,e.n's z11 --..--.-------. A.
Joseph L Wiley % George Scsrta
nd. n q . sS a. Sc tale. 10
Wm- ] Bs5o . SedgTick county.
n. e. = - a. So IS-2.-le. .y.zg
ezs. - Iit;Is Arkansas river 800 -
" - Ewing. rac-. - S@3zxcs
county. rec Z. t-ac; n So ls--7-
Is known 81 Sa1nsn's 5Ek 80. 81,
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DRY GOODS Markets.

New York, Oct. 12.-The dry goods
market continues quiet in all cotton
lines. Wooden goods show no percepti-
bic strengthening in the situation,
though the demand for spring goods as
we'll as the supplementary orders on fall
lines are well sustained. Reports Of
fair business al second hands and with
retailers in various parts Of the coun-
try continue. but buyers are sill chary
OF heavy purchasing. Print cloths are
steady at Lee. Prints are generally
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State OF Kansas. County % S<dgwlck So
/. +. r. GarCeion, cashier OF said bank.
do sOlemny swear that the above state
rnent is true. that said bank has no l,ab.li-
ties. and Is not indorseT on any note Or
obligation. other than shown on The above
statement. 20 the best OF my knowledge
and belief. so help ne God.
r r. GARCELON. Cashier .
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me. this
Ilth day OF October. 1sF.
GEO. A layer. Notary Public.
Commission expires on The I7;h Cay o.,
February. 1870.
Correct-Attest:
G. F. HYDE.
GEO A layer
s. y. ANUDON.
a Directors.
To John ". Bre;tenthaI. BANK Conm!s =
s,oner. Topeka. Kansas.
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vinnijsg. MAJ. Oci 12-ETtensivs
Tsia:1rc=-se-,s s-e bang made y G-sat
Britain % d. Zee. - ne Ez.e-s @ Ire
Ngrth Pscldc 4 spscsai tran reacls.
here sa9-.ly before ml5n gat having u
board 20 o-7ics-s. marines szs >aso-s
To- Ger zlsjes;y's xzrzalps-
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Cattle-Steady.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Shippers.

c. Shepherd OF Goddard had in one car
OF hogs.
Grace Brothers OF Cheney had in one car
OF hogs.
Graham. OF South Enid, had up one car
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

The following official range of prices on
grain and provisions at Chicago is furnish
ed by the Christie-Street Commission Co.,
Board Of Trade Room, Sedgwick Block,
Wichita, Kan:
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Winfield.
From the Daily Courier.

Winfield
From the Daily Courier.
Mrs. Henrietta Wood OF Arkansas City
was adjudged insane in probate court
this afternoon She was released from
the Ossa watomie asylum about year
ago as cured. but insanity in a violent
form developed again a few days ago.
The jurors We're DR.. E. B. Emory, Jamts
Hensley, E6 Davis. A. j. Thomas. H.
Forbes and c. R. McCarty.
Those pushing the matter were encour-
aged at the meeting of the Horticultural
society Saturday by the addition of sew
eral new names, a few ladies being
among the number. The purposes OF the
organization include a great many things
of special interest TO the ladies' and the
more Of them Joining the better The new
names adder We're: Mrs. Frank Brown,
Hackney, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H Sackett,
Tisdale; Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Williams,
Arkansas City; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Gu;h-
RE, Arkansas City; ]. Moncrief, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Hilbert and Mrs West Of Win
field
James Mann was called down from
Wichita last night by the serious illness
ing Santa Fe, his mother being better
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Croker arrived
from Cedarvale to make Winfield their
home and will occupy rooms in the
Hackney block. Mr.. Croker Is a
matchmaker and will work with Kindig
& Townsend.
Rev. S. w. Stophlett and o. A. Holt
went 70 Florence, Kan, this morning TO
attend the meeting of the presbytery
From Florence they go to Emporia TO at
tend The session Of he synod 10 be held
:here this week.
I. 5. Coffin went 10 Oakland, Ill. this
morning, where he will remain about two
weeks. After his visit there he will re-
turn TO Winfield and remain few days,
and then go on to Los Angeles, Cal,
where he Will Join his family and make
his future home.
Judge G. H. Buchanan, Hon. J. c. Pol
lock and James Conrod went down the
river yesterday on a hunt and as con-
sequence there was more or less mortal
ity among game in that section. OF
course il would be reckless to guess that
such trio would bag no game.
]. D. Hildebrant Of Chanute, superin-
tendent Of the bridge and building de-
parsment Of the Southern Kansas divis-
ion, WIS in this city this morning on his
way to Augusta, 10 get married. He was
accompanied by Milt Henry, assistant
superintendent, and Dr. Barker, the COM
pany's surgeon a. Chanute.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-13
GAINS

GEORGE ELLIS, Secretary.
JOHN Z. MORRIS, Asst Secretary.
EDWARD V. PRESTON,
Superintendent OF Agencies.
J. 3. LEWIS. NJ D.,
Medical Director and Adjus:er
SYLVESTER c. DUNBAR.
Counsel.
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JOHN G. KELLY, Agent,
Wichita, kans.

OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE FL
nancial condition Of the State Bank OF Cot
witch al Colwich, State OF Kansas. at the
close OF business on the stu DAY OF October,
1897.
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IN Towns About
Wellington.
ErOm the Daily journal.

From the Daily Journal
w. II. Maddy's new residence on North
Washington avenue has been completed
and Mr.. Maddy now has probably the
finest home in Wellington. The house is
thoroughly fitted with modern convent
ences and sanitary appliances and is ele-
gantly furnished throughout.
Ollie White, son Of Thomas H. White,
is very low with typhoid fever at his
home ten miles southeast Of the city.
There is very little hope Of his recovery
d. w. Van Horn left this morning for
his home in Clarendon, Texas
The coroner's inquest held over the re-
mains Of Mary Steele, the Geuda Springs
suicide, reveals the fact that the deceas
ed was in love with G. w. Simpson, a.
whose home she was employed as do
nestle, and was jealous of Mr.. Simpsons
wife. The girls father and mother are
dead and she has been working for Mr..
Simpson since his marriage, little over
two years ago. She was not receiving
any wages, according 10 Mr. Simpson.
because he was too poor 10 pay her, and
because the girl did not care for wages.
Mary Steele's parents formerly lived
near South HaveR Her father commit
ted suicide in Oklahoma several years
ago by drowning. The girl went 10 South
Haven and was employed in r. H. Sey-
mour's hotel. Seymour is the father Of
George Simpson, at whose home she COM
mitted suicide and whom she is said to
have loved. The girl has a brother and
sister who live near Mulhall, o. T. They
have often tried to get her TO live with
them but she refused and insisted on stay
ing with Simpson after she was married.
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