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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-08
LIVESTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Ills, Aug. 7.-Cattle-The trade
In cattle was dull. Prices were about steady
Extra steers sold at s5.05d5.9O; choice 10
medium steers. si3od5.00is cows and heif-
ers, fair to choice, s2.75Q435; calves, 5000
SIS
Hogs-Trade In hogs was brisk and prices
receipts were large. Sales were at an ex-
treme range Of s35oG3.9O. chiefly at s3.709
3.75. Prices were about 10 cents lower than
a week ago.
Sheep-Trade in sheep was fairly active
at steady prices. Sheep sold at y S25GiOo,
and lambs az S3.50a5.30. Feeding sheep
brought s.. 351350. and feeding lambs $500
400. Western range sold at S3.50q3.'o.
Receipts-Cattle, 900; hogs. 2l,Oo0; sheep,
5000.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. 7-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 200: market steady; prices unchang-
ed: only retail trade.
Hogs-Receipts 1000; market steady to
strong; bulk of sales s350g3.65; heavfes
So i5G3 So; packers, s3.45d3.55: mixed, $500
$50; lights. s3.f5d3.G0; workers. S345Q3.70:
pigs, s30O3S.55.
Sneep-No market.
ST. LOUIS
ST. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 7.-Cattle-Receipts
200; market steady and strong on very light
receipts: only retail trade down at pre-
Wous prices.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; market active and
strong; light. s3.70dS.s0; mixed. S3.50d3.7 10;
heavy, s3.40d3.75.
sheep-Receipts 500; market steady and
unchanged
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GENERAL MILES IN BERLrS
PIeaszas Time '. had While He Tzrrtes in
WiItfzrnss Town

Be-ifz- Germany. Aug. 7.-GeasTzi Ne
soa \ Miles. L. 3 A. arrived here fEoz
CARLSBAD On Tr1ssisy- He = reos.vi-z
nsny ot5cial cou-tezsss. TIE general 80
s;ei iHe extensive C1rso1 WORKS a. MatEs-
burg and vas granted 2@rnlss.0- % Inspect
the government works 81 Span1s1. al -
-arzi ya-es a; kIei. a. VEL az so1rs as -
tz-rz ~ asd ;5e krupp works q; Esse-
Sc --e,s-T jackson of tie Tzfsse s;ztes e.
bzssy heT&. gave f.1Eer T1grs5sr. =
honor % General GIsas. TIE T,issd s;z'.s
-1l1f4ry st,.-As, a.1 TIE orasr aalziz-T
attaches q Berlin ss-e Frss~1i. Es,h C7szs
Toa Rzy1srz-sse1. cozzszr1s1g ths EGzs.
cavalry clv1sscn- Tie Ta.sed sta-ss az
6z.szzo-. A-1rs~ D Uhs... -o5ay c-fs--
A.ae. G<.s.sl E.@s =. S.rzs-. a. tst Ezss-
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4s0; Minnesota bakers. s3.soGs75; winter
patents, $4.4Gd470; winter straights, &.10I
425
Wheat-Receipts. aO4, 800 bushels; exports.
6,6o4 bushels. Spot weaker; No< ? red.
S19sGAc. Options opened weak and de-
cl:ned owing to break in English cables.
rallied sharply on covering, but later COL
lapsed under liquidation, and closed 11sl,
1Ac lower; August. SAC; September. S3isG
s. 1-i6c, closed 8Isc.
Corn-Receipts, SS,525 bushels: exports,
107,555 bushels. Spot weaker; No. 2 BIC.
September, 35ec.
Oats-Receipts, 10000 bushels; exports,
80, 4oS bushels. Spo: quiet; No. .. 22d22Lc-
Options quiet and barely steady, 1sc lower:
September, 2issc.
California dried fruits-Steady: evaporat-
ed apples. prime wire-tray, SIC; wood
dried. prime. size: choice, SIC; choice, e7
SAC. Prunes, TO nc. as to size and
quality. Apricots. royal. S0sc; Moor Park,
l2c. Peaches, unpeeled, 6qSc; peeled, Ia
Butter-Receipts, 4,55s packages. Market
quiet; Elg.ns 15c; factory, Sd1ocl.c.
Eggs-Receipts, 3.752 packages. Firm;
Western. 1Sq1S12c.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Eng, Aug. 7-Wheat-Firm !;
No red western winter, 6s1olzd; No. red
northern spring, IS.
LONDON.
London, Eng, Aug. The weather dur
ing the past week has been brilliant and the
harvesting IS getting general.
The market, California wheat, September
to November delivery, was quoted az JOS
3D.; red winter wheat, August and Septen1-
Der delivery, was quoted al 32sSd- The
business done was chiefly continental
Flour was a shilling dearer.
Maize was slow; mixed maize, northern
ports, at destination, was quoted al lts7i2d.
Barley was dearer: American spots bar
ley was quoted at 25s7d.
Oats were steady: clipped, mixed oats,
November delivery, were quoted at 12sl0l2d.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-08
COTTON.

New Orleans, La. Aug. 7-Cotton-Quiet:
sales is bales; ordinary. 67-lSc; good ord!-
nary, 6l3-lsc: low middling. 7Ec; middling.
711-1Sc; good middling. s1-l6c; middIng
New York. Aug THE cotton market
opened steady al an advance OF TO 2
points. following rather favorable LIVER
pool cables and reports Of an active and
firm print cloth market The improve
menS was OF short duration. as accounts
received after the call were unmlstakably
bear.sh. all sections except Texas report
ing general rains. Public and private ad-
vices showed that while rain was st!n badly
needed, showers had fallen at a number OF
points In Texas and threatening weather
prevailed. This news brought out minor
selling orders, New Orleans being particu-
larry conspicuous in the trading. Al Il
o'clock the market was quiet at a net loss
of to points. Sales 10 that hour were
s. 900 bales. Closing quotations: Spot
Closed quiet: middling upland. s.: middling
gulf SAC: sales 1si bales. Futures closed
steady. sales 1920 bales. Closing prices:
January. STA; February, Sis; March. E.2l:
April. S7.24: May. S.27: August. S7.55; Sep
tember. SIS; October, S1.I3; Novembe
s7.o7: Decembcr. $40.
The New York Evening Post OF August
says. OF the cotton market:
The speculation IN cotton continues small
IN oiume. with fluctuations narrow and IN
important. II was. in fact. merely q Tepe-
tition OF yesterdays small traders market.
The stock and gram markets continue to
mo7opolize the attention OF the rank and
file OF operators: and. as there was ii-tle
new outside business forthcoming. and even
the arbitrage business between The New
Orleans and Liverpool markets was insig-
n:ficant, the scalping element continued IN
control OF the market As consequence. 4
showed no decided tendency IN either a.
rection. and no new important features de-
velopei.
The Liverpool cables were favorable,
showing 2 hardening tendency 20 spot COT
ton. and futures were reported : TO -
points higher: but these advices were. how
ever not quite Up 20 expectations. IN view
o fine recovery and advance hsre late yes
tesiay; and. as a consequence, the market
opened quie- and easy and I 20 points
lower September Sold o1 re opening
call al SX. October SIS November %
December S1-ie and January S-l5. From
these prices there was further decline oS
. TO points. On selling by roOna-t-ads-s. OF
TIE weather bureau reporting IS inch ot
rain al R-enham. Tex. - i1ch az CuHo. 4,
az Houston IL a. Huntsville and a trace at
Galveston snd Columbia This rsirtzl.
although entirely insufficient. nevertheless
was used by the bears .oT a. i was worth
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ALMOST Up TO THE MILLION
More Than fifty rhou.snd New Pension
ers on the Rolls This Year.

Washington. d. c. Aug. The pension
roll Of the United States has almost reached
tho million mark Commissioner Evans
has Just issued statement showing that
al the beginning OF this fiscal year TIE pen
siones numbered jus;. ss3.5zs. an increase
OF 1850 for the past year. During the
year 20 l0i new pensions were granted. and
3,s7l persons restored 20 the rolls.
Old age and disease. however. are work
ing great .nroads into The Iist. for there
we're 81 go deaths during the year. Other
sources OF loss were i.oG4 from re-rsr-
rage OF willows: lsf5 orJhaus attained ma
jority. 2es3 failures 20 claim pensions. and
$50 iosses from unrscortsd causes.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-08
CITYIN BRIEF.

c. Wood Davis Of Goddard was In the
city yesterday.
Visitors day at the Masonic Home
has been changed from Tuesday and
Friday to Wednesday.
Mr.. Thos. Shaw and George Barkimer
returned home yesterday from a busi-
ness trip to Gordon, Kan.
Mr.. Kos Harris has a very handsome
picture in his Office OF all the judges OF
the United States supreme court.
Mr.. E. R. Spangler, formerly OF this
city and now living in Oakland. Cal. is
in the city for few days visiting with
friends.
Mrs. ". ". Woods and child died yes
terday at their home at s21 Eagle street.
with pneumonia The remains were
taken TO Pierce City, Mo-, last evening
for lnterment.
Mr.. Thornton ". Sargent. who has
been in ST. Louis and Columbus. Ohio.
during the last three weeks on business.
and pleasure combined. returned home
Friday afternoon.
The many friends Of Mrs Minnie
SpIG..tUs VIII DC SO4Ny ~ AId- hAAu :
she IS sick with nnalarial fever az the
homo of her mother. 1865 Biddell ave-
nue., Paramount
Mr. E E. Mcguire and mother. who
left wichita about two years ago 10 take
UT their residence in Los Angeles, Cal,
have returned ana win make this city
their future home.
Mrs. Elmer Rice and her two deTgh-
ters, ot South Topeka avenue, left yes-
terHay morning for Pond Creek, o. T.,
where they will visit with Mrs. Rice's
parents for some time.
Rev. David Winters, former pastor OF
the First Presbyterian church, arrived
II the city Friday night from Charles
ton, ". Va Rev. Winters IS the guest
of Colonel II. W. Lewis.
Jacob Hussngcr. who has been con-
fined in the county prison for failure 20
pay a fine ASSESSED against him by the
police court. was released by the coun-
~ commissioners yesterday.
The 15-yes--old son OF Mr.. Henry
Schweiter, who was operated on few
days ago by DR.. Fab-iqus for appen-
dici,es. is doing nicely and will be out
among his friends .n a short time
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-08
NOrARYlCOMMITs TO JAIL
Power for the First Time
Erercised In California.

San Francisco. Cal. Aug "A NJ. Law
renee and T T. williams. managing eii-
tor and business manager. respectively. of
the Examiner. were today ordered COM
mitted to the county jail by Notary T. ID.
Craig for refusing 10 answer certain ques-
tons in connection with case recently In
stituted against them and W r. Hears;
by Claus Spreckeis. This is said 20 be the
first instance in which a notary has exer-
cised his powers In tbs manner In this
state.
Among the questions which the news
paper man refuse 10 answedr were one a.
20 the identity OF the author OF the article
upon which the libel suit In controversy IL
based, and another as 20 whether or not
Williams held a power OF attorney FOR W.
r Hearst.
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CARTRIDGE FACTORY BLOWS uP |,
Flftv-Six Children Killed Outright and
Manv More Iptnred.

Sofa. Bulgaria Aug. "A disastrous ex-
plos.on oesurred yesterday al the cartridge
factory of Rustchuk. On the Danube. Is
miles northwest OF Varra-
OF the DO boys and girls employed IN the
factory, 5s are known 70 have been killed
the bodies OF that number having been
recovered, while q are 50 badly injured
that their recovery IS impossible. and %
otners. less seriously hurt. are now III the
hospitals. Most OF those who lest their
lives were either blown 10 pieces or drowa-
Ell in the Danube.
Prince Ferdinand CT Bulgaria. on receipt
OF the news OF the disaster. visited the suf-
fsrers from the explosion. who had been
taken 20 the hospitals.
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THE WEATHER.

Wichita. Kan, Aug. Z. 1897.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Until Monday light local showers.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was 90 degrees. the
lowest Il degrees, and the mean so degrees.
with threatening wather and occasional
sprnkles. light east wind
The river remains very low, IL feet on
the gauge.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been 81 degrees.
For the past nine years the average tenn
rerature for the month Of August has been
a dgrees, and for the 7th day 81 degrees.
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington, D. c., Aug. 7.-Following Is
the forecast till 8 D. m. Sunday:
For Kansas-Threatening weather and
showers; variable winds.
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Threatening weather. with showers Sun
day morning; probably fair Sunday after
noon; yaria BILE winds.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-08

Chicago. Ills, Aug. 7-Butter-Firm;
| creamery, nglic; dairy. 7l2R12c.
Eggs-Firm. 915c.
Poultry-Firn; turkeys, sd1oc; chickens,
Sc; spring chickens. 9ixdl0c; ducks, Sd9c.
KANSAS CITY.
Knsas City. Mo-, Aug. 7-Wheat-161Isc
below Yesterdays close; No. 2 hard. &c
No 3. lie; No. 4, &C; No soft, &c; No. 8.
7f4c; No. 1, zoe.
CornI.Gi2c lower; No. white, 24c.
Oats-Slow, about steady; No. mixed,
I6c
Rye-No . nominally &c.
Fay-Good demand, unchanged
Rutter-FIrm; creamery, ly.c.
Eggs-Firm; fresh candIed, Missouri ard
Kansas, &c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. Mo. Aug. 7.-Receipts-Flour
1000; wheat. l56.ooo; corn, 6l.ooo; oats. $500.
Shipments-Flour. 400; wheat $500; corn.
S.,0oo: oats, 500.
F!our-Duu, weak but unchanged.
Wheat-Futures opened weak and 6eclin-
ei heavily on heavy local receipts lower
cables and reports OF increased worlds
shipments. Prices finally closed Il. 10 ~
cents lower than yesterday. Spot IN good
demand. but decidedly lower: No. . red
cash, elevator. 79iec; on track. SodS1c; No
, hard cash. 7Sc on track; August, soc; Sep
tember. .sixs17essc; December, Soc.
CorE-Futures active az the opening hu:
scor Quieted down and the market closed
!. TO sac lower than yesterday. Spot dull
lower: No cash. 2i,2c bid; September, 2;
Sc: May. g7i4c bid.
Oats-Dun and lower for both SPOT and
futures No. cash. lie bid; or track, No.
2, lSi.c; September. l714c,
Rye-Noninal li.c.
Fiaxseei-F1rm. Sfzc.
Hay-C~anged.
Butter-Steady. receipts light
Eggs-Firm and unchanged
Pork-Lower; standard mess jobb.ng 80
@Sna
Lard-Lower; prime steam, 407t-: choice,
Sii2i2.
NEW YORK.
New York. Aug The wheat market
had a variety OF movements this morning
over cent range OF prices. There was
an opening break OF about cent. on weak
Liverpool, a6vices followed by s fun re-
oovsry on Paris report OF decidedly higher.
4 sharp break followed. prices sinking 20
TIE lowest figures OF the day, the decline
being accelerated by some liquidation and
a general cleaning up OF accounts for sun
day. The feature OF statistics during the
week has been the enormous exports figures
showing about l.O00oo bushels increase
over the previous week. n the interior
receipts &, the same tine. showing q de-
crease. The range on September was from
SSis 20 81 closing al Sls- On The curb
the market was weaker, selling of 20 S7.c.
with slight rally toward ! O'Clock 20 $
il-ieSc.
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INTEREST IN rHE ANrAErIo
Expeditions are Now Being Got mp at q
Wonderful Rate.

London, Eng. Aug. T-Antartic expedi-
tons are becoming thick. In addition 20
the Belgian expedition and the suggested
British expedition 10 the South Pole. Pro-
fessor Neumeyer. president OF the German
Antarctic committee. is organising an ex-
ped,tion consisting OF two ships. with which
20 penetrate 10 the meridian OF the Ksr-
guelan Island The plans include the cree
ton OF an observation station In some yet
undiscovered land. where he and his scien-
tific staff VIII remain for ,wo Antarctic
winters One OF the ships IS TO keep In
communication with the outer world. while
the other Is 70 explore behind the mysteri-
Gus coasts OF Wilkes ana Victoria Lands.
The cost OF this expedition .s calculated TO
ha So5n ann
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-08
COFFEE AND sUGAR MARKETS.

New York, Aug. 7.-Coffee-Options open
ed steady at an advance of to 10 points,
ruled fairly active without much further
change in prices. Selling checked by ia
vorable Europena cables and some de-
crease in Brazilian receipts. and increase IN
United States warehouse deliveries. Closed
steady. net unchanged to 10 points advance;
sales 80 bags, including August s665:
September, s4.709e75; October, s675. Spot
coffee-Rio dull: No. invoice. nc; No. =
jobbing, SIC; mild, quiet; cordova, 1919
11kc.
Sugar-Rew and refined firm; fair re-
fin:ng, SIC; centrifugal, 9S test. SIC; sand
ard a. 47sc: confectioners' A, 47sc; cutloaf,
65sc; powdered. SIC; granulated, Sc; cubes,
90
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-08
SPAIN MUST LET GO
SECRETARY SHERMAN AGAIN
TALKS UEDIPLoxATICALLY.
Not a. Secretary of state Bot - . HsDss
Pride Open to where the Bons Ought -
bs--spala's Only HOPE b TO Withdraw
Troops From Cuba and Rspsaiass Hse
Debts-Trads With South osrDany-
Csar Welcomes Kaissr Wiiiism 20 Nh
Domaius-Eorsign Newa

New York. Aug. The World pub
fishes an interview said to have been
obtained with joan sherman Jus, pre-
vious % his return 70 Washington from
AmalganseIt. l. I. In this interview
Mr.. sherman Is reported as saying:
spain VIII lose Cuba Tha, seems 20
me 20 De certain. She cannot continue
the struggle. Already the conflict has
cost her more than SEQ. .eoo.ooo. Her
money Is gone and che can get no more.
She canno; pay back what she has al
ready borrowed. The only thing let; Cor
her 10 DO IS 10 IepudIate her debts Wa
had 10 do that after he revolution Hav-
ms repudis:ei them she can begin anew.
but she viii have 20 give Cuba Up.
The insurgents have been figh.iny
with only the hope os ultimate success
as their reward. The Spanish soldiers
have been battling for pay. The pay
Will stop and then the conflict viii stop.
spain is in no condition 20 wage war
anywhere. The burdens placed upon hss
people 20 sustain ;he struggle for retain
Ing Cuba have been very heavy. Wide
spread discomfort vii come sooner %
later within the Spanish kingdom. by
stopping The struggle. BY Withdrawing
her troops from Cu6a and oy repuaias-
ing her debts. IS her only way % re-
cover Sooner or later she must do this
So Far We have done poihing % arouss
the anger Of me Spanish people. We
have gone en- mindng our own business.
.f~s xs ~ a a. IN
the pleadlngs Of our own people. who
wanted the governmen, 20 interfere
SOUTH GERMAN TRADE.
Washington. Aug. Consul General
Mason. a. Frankfort. Germany. has
made a report 10 the state department.
upon the trade os Southern Germany.
For the fiscal year 1895 the declared ex-
ports from that district b the United
States were s35.o5S les; for 1896. s3S.is3.-
a.. and for 1897. So. .lso.ss3. Mr.. Mascn
says German manufacturers have had
prosperous year. Germany has consid-
erabiy enlarged her foreign trade. espr-
clally in the Orient. A grea, deal o. ;hs
industrial! progress Is due 20 iow rates
for inland commerce on the rivers ana
cars Mr Mason Gays ne thinks these ar
tlcles could md market in Germany.
Leather OF various kinds. American
shoes. lumber and timber. roofing states
and tools.
FOR rTALY's HONOR.
Paris. Aug. 7.-Lieuienant Boppa. ne
only surviving oRcer OF the Fourteenth
battalion OF General Deibarnida's -bgl-
eade Of the the unfortunate italian ex-
petition against Ahyssinia. has chailens-
ell Prince Henri of Orleans IN conse-
quence OF thel alters structures upon me
conduct OF Italian solaiers In Africa
This Is the third challenge received by
the prince FOR the ~ame ofrense.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-08
NEW OFFICERS ELECTED
Order OF Select Frt~ads Have an Election
Of OnlcerA

II. O-=e- o. Select Friends have
chosen the following officers tor tie
present term
Past Protec.or-N-s John Moan
Chief P-o.ecto--Mrs. J. A Stuck
N.ve P0otecto--MTsl W ( Newman.
Secrr.ary-M-s. Mary c Num-
Treasurer. p II. King
CnaplsIn-Nrs. & z King.
MarsAal-A. c. Suck
Wa-Sen-Insz LaESer--
Outs. j. G1ard-Joan No,al-
Inside Gaari-W z Ssxuau-
The meets a,tE-na-e Saturdays G: :.
T. = Wooilaa azn
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PErERss PENCE FALLING OFF
Whereat tho VATICAN. Including His Hoii-
ness. Il Nuch Exercised

London. Eng. Ang. The vatican. In
cIuiing the pope himself. is actively en-
gagged IN a campaign 10 stimulate the reve-
nue. from Peters Pence. which shows a
serious decrease. The chief contributor
to this fund has always been France. but
the tsndency OF the vatican 10 support re-
pubIlcan:sm has cooled the arior OF the
aristocrat,c Donors, and while the gifts OF
Americans have increased. they do not
cover the French deficit. The receipts are
steadily abat;ng. while the expenses OF the
vatican are increasing.
Rome. Italy. Aug. The pope. who is
in excellent health. received this morning
LOO French pilgrims and bestowed bis
blessings upon them Monsignor Del Val
read the reply OF his holiness to the ad-
Crosses OF the pilgrims
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-08
THERE rs NOTHING so GOoD

There is nothing Just as good as DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, so demand it and do
not permit the dealer 10 sell you some
substitute He will not claim there is
anything better. but in order 10 make
more profit he may claim something else
to be just as good You want DR.. Kings
New Discovery because you know II to
be safe and reliable. and guaranteed TO
do good or money refunded. For
Coughs, Colds. Consumption and for all
affections Of Throat, Chest and Lungs.
there is nothing so good as is DR.. Kings
New Discovery. Trial bottle free at
Geo. Van Werden's Pharmacy, 32s n.
Main St. and G. Gehring's drug store.
northeast corner Topeka and Douglas
avenues. Regular size so cents and s1.0o.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-08

erhof- Baron Won Thieinann and ali the
generals commanding the guard corps and
first army corps. were invited General
Miles goes TO Stockholm at the end OF the
coming week. and thence TO Russia. 10 view
the military institutions OF thai country.
He Will return here n time for the Au-
tuYIn uianouevres.
Ambassador White gives . positive de-
nal OF the rumors thar he Is 70 succeed
Mr.. Sherman as secretary OF state Mr..
White says no overtures have been made 20
hin since hts arrival in Berlin
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-08
DID YOU EVER.

Try Electric B.tters as a remedy for
your troubles? II not, get a bottle now
and get relief. This medicine has been
found 70 be peculiarly adapted 20 the re-
lief and cure OF all Female Complaints.
exerting a wonderful direct influence N
giving strength and tone 20 the organs.
I, you have Loss OF Appetite. Constipa-
ton. Headache, Painting Spells. or are
Nervous Slsepless. Excits5le. Nelaa-
choly or troubled with Dizzy Spells.
Electric Bitters IS the medicine you need
Health and Strength are guaranteed by
its use Fifty cents and 800 at Geo.
Van we-den's Pharmacy. 32s " Main
s., and G. Gehring's drug store. north
east corner Topeka and Douglas ave-
niEs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-08
RACE TRACK ACCIDENTS
Unusual Number Of Late Happen to Riders
In Germany.

Berlin. Germany. Aug. The past week
his Witnessed number OF fatal accidents
on race courses Coun: Won V!sch. a
wealthy gentleman rider. and al one time
tie friend o. the Barr.son sisters. and Lieu
tenant Bartels. also a gentleman rider.
were killed during a race az Kreuxnah- A.
the Neuss races. the mos. successful gen-
tleman rider IN Germany. Lieutenant Won
Keisser. was killed. and Captain Won SUIT
ternomdr vas seriously injured. Two jock
eys also met accidental deaths.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-08
BOSTON 4: BAITINORF .

Boston. Mass, Aug THE game be-
tween Boston and BaI,inort today was a
pitchers battle. Boston won by bunch
ing their hits IN the fifth inning. Lewis
was a puzzle to Baltimore and could not
De touched the latter part Of the game.
Lynch. who was injured yesterday N a
row with Doyle, rendered his resignation
as league umpire. but later withdrew IL,
and will probably appear Monday. Attend
aDce 1i.CGa. Score:
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GOOD BALL PITCHED
TwIRLERs ACC0UNrEDFoR IN MOST
OF TIE GAMES.

lr's Both Payne and Mercer in the Game 1t
Brookiyn, With Payae Better Supported
-R0ste 10 all There ID to the Game 1T
Phfladelphia-Rhiaes, of the Reds, Al.
lows the Colonies But Three Hits -
Boston Game = Pitehers' Batti~-Indians,
However. Lose BY Poor PInyins. Browns
and Pirates win-western Scuros.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-08
Geo P Bsrse. Pres II Waite. Sec-Trsas
ID ADcE Live Stock
~ IANo1 Commission Co.

Rooms lss-.so Live Stock Exchange BIsg
KANSAS CITY. No
Capital Stock s-5o.ra. Pad Up.
II you want Stccksrs CT te~ders. write
Us Reasonable advances Experienced
sslesalsn IL each department Cattle. Hogs
aaa sheep. Te.epso3e i3a