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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-23
LIVESTOCK MAHKEra
CHICAGO

Chicago. Ills. May 22-Cat.le-rn ca..l..
the week closes with bee. steers selling
largely loq20c per 100 pounds lower than a
week ago. Heavy cattle suffered mcgee,
and may DE expected TO sell 10 poorer ad-
vantage than handy killer OF Lighter weight
from now on. Cows and he;fer. are sell
ing remarkably well az etrong prices and
calves have advanced sharply under an ac-
tive demand from country feefers the best
lost fetching ss0ods. Is per 100 rounds The
stocker and feeder trade has been animated
but prices remain high. sales being mostly
at s-S04so. Today's marxe. was nrsc.
ticaly nominal
Hoz-Trade in hogs vas fairly active
prices opening steady. but weakening a 1t
tie later In the day. Sales were largely a.
SlSd5.S. the poorest heavy hyogs selling
al 3. ~. and the best Light Weights at S5s
as compared with week ago. prices show
ed very little change.
Sheep-During the las: day or two the
lamb market has weakened unjer continu-
ed liberal offerings. and iesssnei demand
sales ti,cay were made ~ s7-51sIs5o for the
poorest 20 the best. few only Eoinz above
= % Sheep sold at 81 7yo4 -, while a few
cho.ce 10 extra natives brought - 5offs %
100.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No, May 3r-ca..Ie-Ye-
eeipts 100. Market steady. only retail
Hogs-Recespts 500. Marke. steady "a
strong. Bulk Of sales. q 5D61 s.. hesvsex
S.f50755; packers. g fo<Ts sSi mixed. g 90
s.sD; lights. sfg6ase: workers.. sss5us %:
plEs. f2fD1z50
Sheep-No narxe.
ST. LOUIS
s. Louis No, Gsy z.-ca.tie-Pe-e.-..
80. Market steady. Shipping s;sere-. - 5S7
as; stocksrs and feeders. 3 ssF7< ~, gzht
steers. 3. 75d1-E: coxs snt h~Se-s & 0ss
ts5s Texas and Indian steers. lESx N.
Texas cattle from the Panhandle. corn fe.f
n Missouri eel up 20 I7e. cows and hsss-
srs. f1mda7o
HoEs-Rsce.pts 80. Market s.rcrz .
3 higher. Light. 17119z. mixed. e eoa
80. heavy, t1st0zs
sheep-Rsosipts 30 MARKET s,ssSy. Va
tive nu;tnns. = Z14 %: TEXAS s5sep. = g
G4e5. lambs. .ae1soG
NEW YORK
New York. Nsy z1-Besvss-fsces..s =
"a Dressed b@eVss s.eaSy. 76fsc for "a
tive steers Gables u1chzr x~J Expoy-s
i-oE b>sges s,d sxS quarters Of bess.
sh.sp-Rrce.Pts 2ssi EaTset setlve srs |
generally steady Sheep. szss<4 o. .ss-- |
.-zs. nssasso is-nhs. :kg-esfs. 6rasses |
lambs. 80 Sssi26e
HogS-Receip;s l.s1 ysrks. ssez.y At /
3 6E{-1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-23

Ooubiy sad because advanced science
could have saved her! Munyon has a
specific for all kinds Of headache. which
cures in three minutes and leaves no de-
pressing effects. One or two doses will
stop Sick Headache, Neuralgia Head
aches from Indigestion. Nervousness,
Overwork. Colds. Intemperance, or Rail-
road or Ocean Travel
In striking contrast to the above sad
case Is that Of Mrs. e. Hardin. 3.a59 Ger
mantown Avenue. Philadelphia. Pa. wife
or the Clerk of the Board of Education,
who says: For thirty years I suffered
with sick headache. which appeared in
attacks OF severe pain, SO intense that I
was obliged to remain in bed for days
at time. These attacks appeared all
most every week, and az no time did I
ever receive relief, although I consulted
the most skilled physicians IN the city.
The headaches seemed to wear them
selves out and then commence anew. At
last I was induced to try Munyon's
Headache Cure. The relief was magical
and almost instantaneous. followed I'D
the treatment and was completely cured
for three years have passed and I have
had no return Of the headaches. have
recommended Munyon's Remedies to
number Of my friends. and have re-
ceived their most sincere thanks for
many wor derful cures that have been &C
complished by these little pellets"
Professor Munyon has q separate spe.
cif1c for each disease, the only logical
system Of medicine.
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CONSOLIDATED AT-NEWTON
Produce Purchases for Entire Harvey
System Located There

Newton IS to be made thep reduce
headquarters for the Harvey eating
house system. The produce purchasing
stations now at Hutchinson, Kinsley
and Florence in this state and the hall
dozen others in other states. will be con-
solidated at that point. Under the pres
ens system all orders are sent to the
Harvey general offices at Kansas City,
and they are then sent from Kansas
City TO the branch stations, of which
Newton has been one. Under the new
plan all will be sent directly to Newton.
The new order will become effective
June 1, and perhaps sooner. It is prob
able that simultaneously with the es-
taolishment OF the produce purchasing
headquarters there the Arcade hotel will
be closed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-23

Post, G. A. R., and Caroline Circle viii
attend in a body. the preaching Of TIE
soldiers Memorial sermon by Rev C.
H. Wareham. His theme will be Lib
erty." Sabbath school at 10 O'Clock
sharp. B. Y. P. U. prayer meeting at Z
o'clock. Regular preaching service in
the evening by the pastor at o'clock.
Regular weekly prayer meeting Of the
church Thursday evening AT o'clock.
All old soldiers are especially invited TO
attend fha nonrrin0 S-ryics
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-23

whl,ner & Harnish a Conway SPRINGS
topped the fharke, at - 5,is with two cars
OF lightweight hogx.
A. BIearwford Of Garden Plain was Oh
the market with two car loads Of hogs.
j. s. Knob4auch OF Co,wict WAS IN with
1,ce car OF hogs.
Farmers DroverS bank OF NJ Hops
had IN one car Of hoRs.
Adam Hur,auer OF Nuiyane was up with
enc car of hogs.
c. W. Graham Of South Eni4 o. r. has
up one car OF hogs
The Bank OF Enid had ore car o. hogs %
Ire market
I'd Birch!nal Of Conway eprirgs vas ~
the yards yesterday.
". Garland OF w,owa came IN late win
q car Of hogs
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CINCINNATI. p; BALTIMORE. 10.


Cincinnati, O., May 2z.-The Reds made il
three straight today by defeating the ORR.
oles IN a slow and undressing game. In
the first inning, Robinson was seriously
spiked by McPhee at the home plate, the
latter spraining his ankle. Robinson was
carried off the field with a deep cash neal
The knee McPhee had to retire in the
seventh. Clark went behand the bat for
the Orioles, while Holiday took McPee's
place at second. Attendance 900. Score:
Cincinnati .-....3200 223os-12 10 /:
Baltimore ..-..-.....0 001041 80 13
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures: and
Schriver; Baltimore-Corbett and Robinson
and Clark. Umpire-Sheridan.
LOUISVILLE. II; BROOKLYN. 3.
Louisville. KY. May 22-The Brooklyns
we're outpiayed at every point today, and
the Colonies were easy winners. Cunning
5s n. besides pitching a good steady game,
Knocked one of McMahon's twisters over
the left field fence for a home run. the first
time that feat has been accomplished this
season Attendance 1000. Score:
louisville .02o1404o0-n 10 I
Brooklyn .............1 O01 3 o o. 4
Batteries: Louisville-Cunningh and
wilson; Observation-Disclosures and A Smith.
Cmpire-McDermott.
PITTSBURG, ?; PHILADELPHIA
Pittsburg, Pa, Pittsburg succeeded In
making il three straight from Philadelphia
The game today was won by the Pittsburgs
bv splendid fielding and few timely hits
Not an error was made by the Pirates. not
even a batter error. The majority of the
hits by ythe Phillies off TannehiIl were
scratches. Attendance 500 Score:
RHE
Pttsburg ...-.......o 101o00-e l
Philadelphia ...-.....001 OO0000-1 l
Batteries: P.ttsburg-Tannehill and Sug-
den; Philadelphia-Orth and Clements. Um-
pire-Hurst.
NEW YOR, Bill: CLEVELAND, AZ
Cleveland, O., May 22.-One magnificent
game and one that was farce took place
TO-DAY. The first was pitchers battle be-
tween Cuppy and Rusie, and Sockalexis
won it in the last half of the tenth. with
single. when Tebeau was on thir and two
were out. The second was made farce
by the miserable playing of Wallace and
Chlics. The Indians could not touch Doe
hny. Young was batted out of the box in
the third inning, and Wilson pitched a
pretty game thereafter, but poor fielding
spoiled 1t. Score:
RHEl
Cleveland -..........f ooi10ooo1-4 g
New York ........-.O Of 00000-3 =
Batteries: Cleveland-Cuppy and thinner:
New York-Rusie and Warner. Umpire
Emslie. Attendance 5000
Second game-Score:
Cleveland ............o o01o0o1l2 8 5
New York ............0 8 20 2 Oil IS
Batteries: Cleveland-Young, Wilson and |
thinner; New York-Doheny and Warner. |
Cmpire-Emslie. |
BOSTON, II; ST. LOUIS. 4.
st. Louis Mo-, May 22.-Errors by Hart |
nan and Cross gave the Bostons five runs |
In the first inning today, enough to win the |
game They did not begin to hit Esper |
until the last few inning, when the local |
pitcher let up considerably in the face of |
ragged support Attendance $500 Score: |
=, r H z |
81. Louis ..-...........0 1101OO10-4 5 |
Boston .-..............5 0e0Oe13 Ill "a o |
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.

The High school chorus. which won
such laureis a. Hutchinson, will give a
concert Friday evening al the Audi.ori-
I'm, when they will give their contest
numbers and other concert numbers.
The Irving school chorus. which took
the first prize in the school chorus con-
test, will sing their contest numbers, as
concert Is for the benefit of the High
school music fund, and will be a great
treat. Let everyone come. The price Of
admission is so low that no one need
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-23

| Chicago. Ills. May z,-But;er-Frn;
| crezmerzss, 111itc: diaries. 7G1.c.
Ezgs-Fsrn: fresh, SIC
Live poui--y-FEn: tu-keys. 76sc; ducks
| 7ixSsc; chickens. 7szc-
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY. No. May Z-Thsa.-Ts-s
and spring firm: soft bsi cents 5orer: Nc.
hard. s31&c: No. ! 7sGssr: So. 4 soa.sc.
No. spr.nS -: No :. 74G77c. Nc. : re-
szrEc: No. s-Gscc: No. 4 -sas5c
Co-a-Soue~hst unsettled. ssoe-asly sra--
;scnzIly loser; No. virs5. c-xa@szc
Osts-scrsEbst loZe-. demand poo-. No.
white. &c
Ryeszessy: No. = b.
Hay-Wess, c50sce timothy, 80: cholce
r.as-se. = Sta7Eo
Fs1,tcr-creznsry steady. 1879: assry.
sG7ie-
Esx<-s,esGy. receipts Exh;. =.
ST LOUIS
s. Lo3.s No MAJ Z-R@~sip tE-Ftoss
-.sD,. sheat- s.sss. COR. ssss. ozts. - 80
saip-a-nss-F'so1r. 1ss. she@i. use. era.
- as. oats z9s
F-sor--<t sss. AID uurfxzgszf
wae.f-fssx5eT- Nc re- czsh. .sssz:e-.
So "a. track 80. JslF. 75s.c ri
Cor--Ehxne-. Ne CasE. ~ 80. jay
eve e.s.
oA.s-F.-z. Nc cnA - I'D: Iu.y. 3.
-
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FAInMoUsT COLLEGE MOTIFS
Ysil Report Of the Y.se week % ysirnssse
College

The sorosis soc'ety win hpii tn Arss
open meeting next Sx>rrtay evening.
May -. at 8 O'Clock. in the cpsls~~ build.
Ing. TIE young ladies' have heen indus.
triously a. work on their proTrssn an1
an entertainment Of a high ori~r n 49,
sured. i, will b q eiea1svrsy Grseh
| evening TIE stag- siil rsor2enf .
Crecan stage. ard he oraffuns. essays
and reci;suons viii 7erain 20 Greece.
ancient and modern. Greek nUfsobsv
and Inhabitants. With selections rraaris,-
Cd from Honers "Tliad.- A special
feature % ne evening zfli - eru,rsus
music. The airni>~son IL frse ana Ell in
ierestei tn he college or. oorf.sily In.
vi:ed 20 Be present an1 srfng essis
friends.
The PhiIonatn~ars gave Q 'urrb y~--
.er3sy &<ssrr oon - So-,~se THIS ws~
followed 81 a vs-y in.srsyrEg literary
program
Aasorx ,5e many visitors q. % CO.
iege during tbe pas, ~eek re-= x.ss
Il Ogs1 q S~41rtck. No. Hsrna ,vr.
jones. CssAf a ne Hien Srhooi: ysse>s
Cox. Hin5as sns Majors. ami NJ. b.
Rs~S o. Lc1s academy.
TIE library secesslons hsve hs-n e7ra.
sro1A Professor sscky,~- hes vssrsA
:xelve nguzS~-s % sh- B-frxs YyaaesI
81 The S,nl'hosc.tsn ssn. sss1r snrua
report FOR !sss. Seven iarx- fr~sras
ooxts Q: books hare cu-ne s,p-n ws~hs
irrton- Two boxss from Boszon. sn1
several more are ~xp~-:ed <very deg
from Sez York City.
To card case ard material - -
cs;stoxs.nx % - books ass a-rsx.1
ffoEl Caicsgo. TaIs 70 . gsss fro-n 20
L5Iies' Lssrzry clue.
Tre AsD~s1exa T~ts-z,ton - IAh,-,
Szu1~i Co-rsers. prssscsn:. - Tseaf.x-
tn D 9. hss seat . rz11o<r e
,a-s,h.sss % is5o-
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fiu:csin~oa. Ks1- TIE Hs-sa cguzfz
Democrat. patasass ~ g-~.s rszz.
eGr5es rrEsizrsy - Fxsrrosss sor 10
re.x,.1sg rgeFr
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WOOL AND COTTON ,ssExrr~.

fse1se-. Ezs. Mar Z-Gf - $50 49,
of E1srs So aT1e HI z-rERr TSs 49,
elSsss 49, = r@ry nfM -sne. E-sa - 49,
T-zs-t. ard Ncree rate active EsF<rE TE<
crtaes rtzs.Ee1 rsTs a. IL ate alz1 "a.
49, ~eTe EAR at5ssg Tgs--rx ~ s<-t-s
slt.sE Ssiss E@rs c-~rs1 AZ e ;<zs sz-s-
49, = 1s zzs carrie. feT~a-s1 r. sSsss
E1z.S4- G. skSss -. 80 .s.CA 8. zss<s
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the home trade bought ils.ooe. tho oonti-
nent 5000 and America iaon Merfno
greasy and secured. Inferior 10 good cold
par 10 Id deared: ordinary greasy cross
bred i.Grzd deared. mertno secured y 70
ID deared. AMI lambs WOO. hGisd cheaper
than the last series. Ffnest grades Of cross-
breds and merfnos bought by America AZ
the last series showed a decline OF "a 10 Ia
New York. May s2-Wool-Stcady. fleece
Isaac: pulled. iSaooc.
New Orleans. La. May E-Coton-Qutee
and steady: sales is.ioa Ordinary. sl<cs
good ordinary. sisc: low mtcdling. ib-iec:
n,iddlins. &c: good middlirG ii-isc: mifs
ding fair. Sic.
New York. May E-Coeton-9pot steadyt
rniddl.ng uplands. nc; micdling gulf. r.
Sales 301s bales. Futures cionss steady.
$50: March. rs: May, E.k. June. E.fS:
July. N.2o: August. G.fs: September. IS s.:
October. SsI2. November. N!i. December.
$S.5&
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COFFEE AND sCGAE nanEEvs

Ss~ YORK FAY Z-Co~ss-Dy.sors o>sn-
- steady ~ unchanged fTfcss. Cs6s<s were
Eit5o1. tlG3s1ce. fosss<a rnz-k~-s seozz-x
hes.afioa- kecespss ~ Brzzsi re-s arg.
siz1ao.t srssTsiy tocst cscssEx sz-tsv s.szkv
g7rsc1zrget - .sof1ts 25rarcs. Nz.ez Il -
b=<a. izzIz1-.r s@ptsuh@T. q - zxs.. 49,
ta>-E<so f'asssy: No sfsSoses. ~. soohkss<
-. Aist--<s.$t. c,1r4ogz. .it<1. eszss g.
sos ssxs 10 Ne. ! az -
ssezr-saS o1s~f; -s9ssas a fs.r, .ss-f-
zr1 a ts.rs c7nfrc-i5cssrss a. g.. esfzssf
~: z-Az1zzfs5. &C. ezA-~s. So.
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Western League Games.

Western League Games.
At Kansas.
Kansas City, Mo-, May 22-The Blues
tied the score in the ninth after overcome
ing Detroit's big lead, and the game had TO
be called on account of darkness. The
visitors knocked Abbey out of the box in
the third, and scored ten runs. Score:
RH E
Kansas City ........3 004O121-13 10 4
Detroit .........,.....2 10 90 OBJ 10 5
Batteries: Kansas City-Abbey, Bevis and
Lake-Hahn and frost,
At st. Paul
RH E
St Paul .........N...7 20011o11-i3 IS 2
Indianapolis ..........0 0 1 0000A3 Z 4
Batteries: st. aPul-Mullane and Spies;
apoEs-Foreman and Wood.
POSTPONED GAMES.
Minneapolis, Mimi, May 2-No game;
rain.
Milwaukee, Wis, May 22-No game: wet
grounds.
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Batteries: St. Louis-Esper and Murphy:
Roston-Klobedanz and Bergen. Umpire
Lynch.
CHICAGO, 3; WASHINGTON, /.
Chicago, Ills, May 22-Gr;f1ith was in ex-
cellent form today, allowing but five hits
and one run. Swain also pitched a good
steady game, keeping his hits well scat
tered, excepting in two innings. Attendance
1900. Score:
RH E
Washington ..........0 90 o 0100A1
Batteries: Chicago-Grif1ith and Kittridge
Washington-Swaim and MCGUIRE Umpire
Mcdonald and ODay.
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and n1si tssF1iaT a~Fssio.zs s<s~r.sess
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NRS JOHNSrf,NE BISHOP

The portrait of Mrs. Genevra John
sctone-Bishop. the soprano, is being dis
played in the windows about the city.
Her face is familiar TO every vocal ar
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AND THIS is THREE
REDS TAKE THE ENTIRE SERIES
FROM THE CHAMPIONS

Game Slow and Uninteresting and Inter-
epersed With Accidents to Players -
Colonies Win Easily From the Bride
erooms, Doing Some Feature PLAYS Be
sides-Ptrntes Make it Three Straight
With Philadelphia-New York and
Cleveland Break Even Boston and Chi.
Cago Win-Western Games.
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SAD FATE.

The New York newspapers recently
published the details of the suicide of a
society woman who became crazed by
headache and drowned herself in the
harbor. What sad end to a life that
ought to have been completely happyI
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m. Young peoples service z .. N. AL
cordially invited.

Unitarian church, W. G. Todd, pas
tor, will hold special service this week
on Sunday morning at II o'clock, at its
usual place of meeting, Music Hall, Sedg
wick building. appropriate for flower
Sunday. There will be Rotations by
the children, letters from former pastors
OF the church, special music, poem and
paper by Mrs. Todd, and remarks by the
pastor. Sunday school az Il O'Clock. The
public is cordially invited.
This evening at II o'clock Rev. E. C..
Beach, pastor of the St. PauTs NJ. E.
church, will deliver the Memorial ad-
dress to the Sons Of Veterans, and the
Ladies Aid Of that order, at the church.
corner Of Lawrence avenue and Thir-
teentn street. The church choir, which
is one of the best in the city and which
in the past few weeks, VIII render some
choice music especially prepared for the
occasion. Everybody is cordially invited.
Flower Sunday at the Unitarian
church-There will be special program
at the Unitarian church today, as 1t Is
children'S day. Extra attention has been
gwen to the music and very good pro-
gram prepared as follows:
Voluntary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Selected
Miss Laura Pierce.
Quartette-Blessed Spirits. .. -.
.. ....... ........ 49,. Mendelssohn
Miss Jocelyn. Mrs. Childe. Messrs
Hatton and Murray Kirkwood.
Offer:ory-Angel Voices 80. =. .....Alet
Miss Jocelyn and Mrs. Childe.
Quartette-Blessed Words .......Lange
You are cordially invited to attend the
services of the First Baptist
held in the Y. NJ. c. A. auditor
:um: At IL o'clock a. m. the Eggleston
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BECKLEY RELEASED.
Cleveland, o.. May 22.-Jake Beckley was
Internationally released today by the New
York club. He will 10 go to ST Louis
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKErs.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Chicago grain and produce markets fur.
uished by r L. Bostic. Commission Mer-
chant. rooms 10 and z over Kansas Ma
tional bank Telephone 81
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Western Association Games.

Western Association Games
At Peoria
r Fl e
Peoria .......-..2s1 10000 0-l0 10 I
Des Moines ...........2 0 5 403 III q S
Batteries: Peoria-Hanson, Roach and
Seisler; Des Moines-Cooper, Andrews and
Holman.
At Rockford
r H 2
Rockford .--.........o 00ooo1o23 !
Burlington ............0 0 00000-1 \
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Batteries: Rockford-Sonser and Quinn .
Burlington-Packard and Williams
POSTPONED GAMES.
Dubuque, Ia, Nay 0-St. Joseph failed
20 appear on the field and the umpire gaya
the game to Dubuque, 8 to-
Cedar Rapids. Ia. May Cedar Rapids
quincy game postponed; rain.
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WICHITA MARKER
Wichita. Kan. May 8 IL.
HOGa
REPREsENTArTvE sALEa
sbippe~

Cat,ie-ss,eady: no trsdtne
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College baseball Games.

New Haven, Conn, May 22-Harvar6
Freshmen, Z; Yale Freshmen, q
Princeton, n. j., May 22-Princeton, 49,
Georgetown, 2. :
Philadelphia, Pa, May 22-Philadelphia,
2; Harvard, 6
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STOCKS AND BONDS
CONDITIONS IN THE SHARE MAR
KET SHOWS LITTLE CHANGE

Cnds.eurrent u Strength y Marked
deney b Upward Except In the Coaless-
Last Prices Generally Below the High
Point But as Net Gains On the Day
Cuban Qusstioa Cots Less and Less
Figure Each Dsy.London Qutet-Week's
Revisv-Ths Bank Statement
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-23

PoRr GIBSON, Mss
March 3rd. 1897.
I think I woald have been
dead before this il I had not
used Wine Of Cardui. Il did
Just what it is recommended to
do and has made me veil.
Mrs. EMMA SrEwA1R
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-23

ELMO. NO., May goth.
used youf remedies for reiief-wine Of cardui
and they have brought around all
right, after physician, had failed.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-12-29
"PACIFIED" In FACT.
BIT TT Is UNDER CUBAN INSTEAD
OF SPANISH RULE
PEACE RElGNS IN MANZANlLLA
No AUTHORITY BUT THAT OF THE
RErIBLIC RECOGNIZED.
Jn>urycnts Have Built Towns There
which Are Supplied From
NciGhborinG Estntes-Have
Gunpowdrr. Arms and
shoe Factories.

CITY Of Mexico. Dec 2S-A gentleman
from cuba. who has been in Mauzanil!a. N
one Of the so-caNod Ha"iued provinces
say. that. in reality. u" war has not be
gun there. for the country has been ahai.-
sloued To- insurgents. who have built towns
which are supplied with abundant rrov'5-
ions from the neighIoTing estates eStA"-
Ishsd hy rebels. who even manufacture
CuupOwdsr and have arms factories. tan
rer!"s and shoe factories, 50 they can sup
Fly their troops with the most tu'iIsper+@t-
bic articles. Spanish authority is not rec
Csnized. and the inhabitants are comfort
ably settled under the authority OF The
Cuban republic. Occasionally the Spanish
conveys pass over the high roads but the
insurgents go out aud meet them and
fighting occurs on the roads. the patriots
always taking the offensive.
The poorer Spanish soldiers are in sucn
4 condition that much sympathy .
aroused, they being mostly boys, thin pal"
and III. and complaining OF the wretched
quality Of their scanty ratiOas and of not
receiving any pay Tor months only very
SEX soldiers are admitted to the Spanish
hospitals. and others who are really III
posed TO the weather. Theft condition IS
pitiful in the extreme, arousing sympathy
among the insurgents. who know that
these mere lads have been CoHScrlpted and
sent TO fight them under conditions which
no veteran troops would stand without
mutiuy.
The cuban republic he says. is fact.
and over considerable part of the island
its authority is felt.