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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19
Th adliehita 4aiy Eao ThursIay ornine august 49, 1897

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| steers sold during the day at S. 00d :. 80.
chiefly at 81. 60G5. Is. with an occasion
| al car lot OF very ordinary western fed
steers at s.. 65a3.S5. The stocker and
| feeder trade was active at SS.00d4. IS
| for common 20 choice and some $40
pound yearlings were taken a. $40.
| Calves were active and choice ones
s5.75I6.0o Mixers and springers sold
better and the bes: ones went for s49 so
952- 80 per head. Western range cattle
sold actively at firm prices. manly al
s3.7564. 10. and Texans sold largely at
s.. s0G so for COWS. heifers and steers.
Hogs-In hogs, light and medium
weights were the best sellers and such
weakness as was noticed later in the day
was confined mostly to packing lots.
The bulk OF the sales were al s.. S064. 90,
the extreme range for the poorest 10 the
best hogs being So 55G4Ie1-e Sales
above "a .05 consisted Of selected light
lots OF corn fed hogs. while grassy Ugh.
hogs sold around $S.S5d3 30. Pigs sold
largely az 50. 35G41o.
Sheep-Trade IN sheep was active az
steady prices. Sheep were salable a.
So o06f2 so for inefr.or, up to 81. COAT %
for choice to prime natives. with west
ern range flocks in good demand al
s.. o094.0o. Feeling sheep were active
a. sS.5043.65. Inferior 10 fancy lambs
brought 50. 4oG5. 40. western lambs fetch
ing s4.0045.0o.
Receipts-Cattle 1900 head: hogs 30.-
900; sheep 1900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No, Aug. 1s.-Cattle-
Receipts 5000 head Market strong and
active. Texas steers SO. 25G4. %; Texas
COWS 81. 55G335; native steers s3.75a
SIS; native COWS and heifers 81. 25G4.15;
stockers and feeders So .0oq4.6o; bulls
s.. 00Q3.4
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head. Marke;
steady to strong. Bulk OF sales s3.75G
3 so; heavies 50. y 1908 81 L.; packers
Sc. 70l,3 so: mixed s3.75a3. So 1-2: lights
g. 4Oa3 92 1-2: workers. s3.seQ3.S2 1-2;
pigs So 50G3.75.
Sheep-Receip;s 800 head. Market
strong, fairly active. Lambs Sc. 2595.lo;
muttons 81 O093 65.
Representative sales: Texas steers 20
head. l,27s. s4.20; Texas COWS % head.
7S9. 1885: native steers IS head. 1.400.
s5.25; native COWS. and heifers. % head.
740. Si.15; stockers and feeders 20 head.
9o5, 81 60; bulls head, Loco. 49,
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, Aug. 1S.-Cattie-Receipts
1000 head. Market strong to 10 cents
higher. Native shippers 81. O0Q5 10;
light to dressed beef grades 50. 75G 90;
stockers and feeders s.. 5Od4 20; COWS
and heifers 81 00a4.5O; Texas and In
dian steers 81. T5@4. 25; cows and heifers
s.. 0o73 90.
Hogs-Receipts 5000 head. Market a
shade off. Light So 9o64 90; mixed
$375a3. IS; heavy So .6594.00
Sheep-Receipts $500 head Market
steady TO strong. Natives 81. 0oQ3 so;
lambs So. 75Q5.OO.
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Japan COOLING DOWN
Takes Kindly TO the Idea of a Yankee
Arbitrator.

Washington. Aug 1s-Minlster Hoshie
O. Japan, has returned from a visit %
MARQUIS TO at New York and after 90
Ing over the last Official MAJ from Jspan
LETT 90 MS summer cottage a; Berkley
Springs Madame H0shie and her call
drsn have utilized the hot season Cor q
trip = Japan and Will return IN the
autumn.
There are 10 developments n the
Hawai- an-Jspsnsse controversy and
10 reply has been received 20 Secretary
sherrnan's last cosunun-cstion- The
press opinion % Japan has bec5rne rnuch
more concliia-ory and th- arbitration
negotiations between Japan and AaEsli
are regarded as 1lsposiug = the chances
O. trouble between TIE United S,stss
and japan. The japan Mall explains
that tT- r1sn-of-war Sst.ga Sas not
dispatched % Honolulu s0r 10 purpose
y making an a7D%3 ds-aols' rataDn. but
simply % secure the orderly behave %:
Jaoanese su5tes-s In Hawai- Re aids
TIA. Jaoan - . % Congratulated tat
arbitration. TIE only civilized ext from
81 international difficulty. hzs been -
iec:e9 as a means q setting a r.ere
question .. compensation. TIE Es.uis-
chi 81 a1bur5 Urges that tae Unlts5
gates should - eompIl 1snted y beng
named as arbitrator -sfhe- than $0--
xay ara Sxe5ssn. u says tat a 1sris-
lea 81 the Cniss3 STATES cSclt = re-
led up-o1 "a fair and un5sr existing cir
cu-ns.a1c~s - tosre Esre ply error u
YOU'D PROBABLY be n Js3zn's .,vo-.
Tals suggestion mas srJsse3 ssr1E-,on
= japanese Papers ard the Japan Mall.
xaile approving ne pIsn. says - Unit
e safes would be g..Ilng. sr0-o co1s4d-
erztlons % dei.cScT. - sct az sro.'ra-
c1- There are. sszs-sr. sczne sEceg-
1898 - tals cordial e1D-ssssoa-
=e 7 sf'v. psp 1Ez,uas Vsfg y isvss
s. L5ass. Go Ak IA sssria1 %
- Re9z5.sr srcru Hei-str.s.so-o. IL -
nlgaf says tazr z1h,riy xss kid n fae
ere = - ~ trans an re I.agissil..
an $asagl.ie rz-lr3a3 near Das-zfea.
~ a. "a TIE srafa1s- - tas srssg
trains zasc5 S~Fe - csl1slsr ssrsp~-s
z3ag-- Boia saslaex see ca-ng3@,s.y
eszEO.-sast ard I've cars q con- cfz1-
e. cs.zy4-g trans :2sE Aos-A
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Wellington.
From the Daily Mail.

Sherman Query, who formerly lived
in the southeast part of this county, was
up from his claim south OF Black well,
o. T, yesterday and related sad Incl
dent which occurred a few days ago and
in which Mr.. Query himself played a
very disagreeable part. He and a man
named Williams were hauling millet hay
upon Mr.. Querry's claim, when thur
derstorm came up. Mr. Williams was
loading the hay upon the wagon and
Mr.. Query was pitching Il up from the
snock. A terrific thunderbolt exploded
in the immediate neighborhood and al
most knocked the men and the team
down. Mr.. Query casually remarked
that that thunderbolt came very near
" knocking one Of the horses down."
when Mr.. Williams replied: ct would
take a harder stroke than that to knock
ola Bailey down" Just at this very
instant second flash came and both
men and the team were Frustrated.
When Mr. Query regained conscious
ness. he found Mr.. Williams trousers
wrapped around his neck, but he could
see nothing of Mr.. Williams. Seeing
smoke issuing from the hay. he quickly
mounted the load dragged Mr.. Williams
limp and lifeless from the burning millet.
He found that the lightning had struck
Mr.. Williams upon the top of his head,
crushing MS skull. The electric current
had proceeded down his body and along
both legs, tearing his clothing off and
wrapping his pants around Mr.. Querry's
neck. as stated. The hay was burned,
bat with great difficulty Mr. Query sue
reeded in Operating the horses from the
wagon in time to save them from in
jury. Mr.. Query g a brother-in-law OF
Charles Jaggers Of this city.
The social given last night by the L.
s. of B. l.. was grand success both
socially and financially. A cobwe5 was
suspended from the ceiling, which was
a marvel of ingenuity. Much merriment
was occasioned by the young men trying
To trace the strings 10 the card which
would entitle them escort their Gown
fair one" to supper. Refreshments, con-
sis;ing of ice cream and cake were serv-
ed. and numerous games were played.
Every one present seemed 10 be enjoy
ing themselves very much. The ladies
deserve much credit for the manner in
which they took hold OF the matter ana
making is success.
Charles E. Forbes. a farmer living
about four miles northwest of the city.
was perhaps fatally injured about II
o'clock this morning in runaway on
South Washington avenue. Mr.. Forbes
and his wife drove in from the farm
early This morning. His wife stopped
O. a store up town and Mr.. Forbes had
started or to the creamery, when the
accident occurred
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19
COTTON.

Atlanta, Ga, Aug. Is-Atlauta received
its first bale OF new crop cotton today.
II came from Griffin and was sold for siz
cents.
New Orleans. Aug ls-Cotton-Easy:
sales rs bales: ordinary. l-lSc; good or
binary. 67-isc; low mlddlirg. s@.c; mlidlins
71sc; good middLng, 7-i6c; mid1!ing far.
7c7sc.
New York, Aug ls-The cotton market
opened quiet and easy with prices 70 I
points higher. The improvement was due
10 a better showing OF the English cable
news than looked for. Trading was CHIEF
IL OF a local. professional character AMI
very slow IN the late months. Indications
OF weakness abroad inspired the bear
crowd TO make several raids. under which
the market broke 20 points A. y o'clock
the feeling was barely steady. with price,.
a. net advance OF 70 , points Sales %
that hour were 500 Dz!es- Closing quota
tons Spot Quet: rnid1lsrg upland. So:
m.diEug gulf. Sc; sales. 4i3 bales. Fu-
tUres closed steady; sales - bales. Jan
uary. S77: February. 3 -. March. = 81.
April SsS, May. 8 -. August. ia. n ,
tenber. g q. Oc;0bsr, S-S: N0venbe-.
81: December. S.7..
The New York Evening Post for August
: says:
Cotton values suffered a further sharp
break today. selling OF nearly - po.u .
from Saturdays Iow prices before he END
OF the Hrs; hours business.
TIE trading vas active. with Ire tone q
the uaaE6et weak. and genera. aGu.est On
b. old bulls ard continued heavy New Or
leans ard Liverpool selling re feature of
the trading. The principal cause % ne
depression was weaker and lower cable.
from Liverpool rncye h~ledczl rslrs al
over The south since Saturday. inciE1fnE
showers q zen points j. Texas TIE ma
ket also fsi: TIE continued absence q lo-zi
bull supper. II. Hsnry $slI % New Or,
leans was OF; T.-h a. estimate o. ~
q = =. 49, -
Mould also Dc Ire es:t-zsts % SslI Bros
q London. u a cay CT Two. ard rs I'D %
selling b. those WHO follow re ;l-oE1osZl-
cations 81 t1.s crop guessing firm Sc-as-
tines ire strike Z. but only atteT sslf-,-
dozen Different gUexses during TIE $40 d.
TaSy lave t~er more osts1 wrong fnz-
r.zht during recent years. bDi al ;assr
letters have certain Influence = fas trsts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19
Arkansas City.

From the Daily IraNeler-
Die6-Monday, of dropsy. at her home
near Vinton. Mrs. ]. B. Daniels. aged So
years The burial occurred yesterday a.
Dexter The deceased was the wife OF
Boone Daniels. She was a splendid wife
and a Christian woman. She was a
member Of the Maple City chapter Of the
Eastern Star She leaves husband AID
Elk children bereft.
Charles Wright has ten acres Of fine
corn and he thinks that IL will probably
60 fifty bushels 10 the acre. Charley
showed US some samples and il was the
biggest corn We have seem. Charley
didn't have much work this summer for
q time. 50 he got some land and put in
corn.
Died-Thus morning. Arthur. infant
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. McConn. Of in
Gamma ron Of the bowels. The deceas-
si was years and months old. The
funeral Will take place in the morning
from the residence at 9 o'clock with
burial in Riverview cemetery.
The professional list for the L. A. W.
nee: here on the Gath closed on the 18th.
The entries are William De Cardy. OF
Chicago; Jas II. Hooker. il. OF Kansas
City: K. D Hunt, Of Kansas City; F.
II. Mccall, Omaha, and c. ]. Himstreet.
OF Denver.
Word has been received IN this city
announcing the marriage OF Sankey
Foster. formerly OF this city. 70 Miss
Jessie Branscombe, OF South Haven. Au-
gust Il. Mr.. and Mrs. Foster viii reside
a; Blackwell, .. T.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19
WOOL MARKET

New York. Aug. 1S-The first public sale
of wool at the Wool exchange was held to-
day, when the equivalent of 40. 90 pounds
domestic and foreign woods were offered.
6. 10000 pounds of all in the grease) in
$50 parcels. The attendance was very large
and included wool dealers and manufsc-
turers from all parts of the country. Do
nestle wool sold 10 a better advantage than
hte foreign product. The average OF prices
vas announced as better than the late
basis OF quotations. although showing the
usual inequalities incident 10 the auction
room. The sales included Australian cross
breds at 221sa2Gzc; Texas, fine spring. 81
alike; medium shipping, lie: medium, 10
0rlliec: fine medium and medium. size: F
and +. NJ. 10c: Arizona. Original IA
9&c; Montana fine, HAZE; F. Medium. Il
Q15c; No. !. 16c: medium. l5di6l2c; quar-
ter, 16i2lpl7izc; original, 13Glii9c: Utah fine.
12Giic: fine medium, 15Tl5Lzc; medium.
16Grl712c; quarter. 17izc; black. l21zc: bucks
82c; tags, &c.
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IN Towns About
Winfield.
From the Daily Courier

from the Daily Courier.
In that runaway yesterday Will Hank
er's escape from horrible death was
almost miracle and those who saw it
can't tell yet how he escaped. DIR.
Creighton and a friend were driving to-
ward the ball ground. when a dog ran
Out and scared the horse. The horse
made a sharp turn, overthrowing the
buggy and splitting the occupants. Ths
buggy was broken N two and with only
the front wheels the horse started west
at terrific rate. He just missed a
street car as he went by and just ahead
Of the car struck Mr.. Harker. He and
several others were walking in the street
and did not hear the horse coming. A
warning cry from the occupants Of the
street car caused all OF the boys TO look
around in time to get out of the way ex-
cept Mr. Hsrker. One wheel struck him
squarely in the back and ne was carried
some distance on the wheel with the
horse going like the wind, and was then
thrown several feet in the air, falling on
his back, mis- head striking the hard
street with a terrific force. He was
picked UP unconscious but soon recover
ed and was brought to town in a street
car. Fortunately his injuries were not
serious, and he returned to the fair
grounds in time to see the ball game and
part Of Of the races. He is feeling a
little sore today, but thinks it will not
last long.
There is more fun ahead in the ap-
preaching judicial campaign than can
be corralled n one county and the
show IS about ready to open. Judge ].
A. Ray. the defeated candidate for the
nomination for judge. has filed a pro-
test with the secretary Of state against
allowing McBride's name to go on the
official ballot, alleging fraud. In order
10 make things ali the more interesting
he has arranged TO start weekly paper
"a Wellington as a middle-of-the-road
organ, and for once in his life Ray will
have an opportunity 10 call his enemies
what he wants to and just as often as
he wants TO.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19
DRY GOODS MARKETS.

New York, Aug. 1S.-The dry goods mar
ket continues active. Orders both az Iiv
erpool and here make a good showing. bith
in cotton and in wooden goods. The job
bing trade continues active in all depart
ments. Advances in bleached cottons con-
tinue the feature, with the following make.
AKA bleached showing advances OF nc over
previous prices: Monument. Elijer, Clo-
yer. Mercury and Oakview. Casino and r.
oneer, with other markets firmly held al
the previous prices. Printed fabrics and
calicos were in active demand Dres.
goods in wooden and worsted sorts were
well looked after with good sales effect
ed. Advices from the Fall River PRINT
cloth market show that sales Of 500 piec-
g were consumated az Z9sc for regular.
Tor spot delivery.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS.

New York. Aug. B-Coffee-Options open
ed steady. unchanged TO 10 points higher:
ruled moderately actice. with weak under
tone. continued enormous movement at Rio
and Santos. weak European markets and
slack consumpt!ve demand; closed steady.
5Hl0 points net decline. Sales 1850 bags.
including September. $50; November. go:
December, $50; March. Sc0: May. $40
Spot coffee-Rio dull; No. invoice. &c; job
b,ng. TIC: Mild. easy: Cordova 10izG16izc /.
sales 90 bags Maraca.bo. private terms; 800
bags Bucaramanga, private terms.
Sugar-Raw firm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19

bought ribs. The strong grain markets
were the main influences AT the close
September pork was 80 cents higher, at
$3.50, and September ribs 1e1a cents high
e., al s5.091a.
Estimated receipts Thursday: Wheat.
325 cars; corn 800; oats 625; hogs Is, 600
head.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19
LIVESTOCK MARKrr4
CHICAGO

Chicago. Aug. 1s-Cat.ie-Tn cattle.
good . PRIME offerings went n Ike 30;
cakes AID prices were stronger . 10
cents pr ice 70un1s higher. extra Io.s
selling for S. 4ef55-5o- TIE market has
a. Ieas. reached figures tAst were pre-
dic;ei soue zine zgo ~ optin.s;ic men
AZ around re yards and n0x ire pre-
dIcsiOn - made thai -a-cy b@sves XII
ss- aesa-s lag at $50. Native oe>.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19
TWO WIN STRAIGHTS
NEW YOBKS AND BALTINoRES MEET
SUCH FORTUNE.

Giants Score the Las of the Series ~
Jompiss In and Bittiag the Rail In the
Eighth, Whereupon Fosr Runs Reward
Their Erorts-Rnsic 10 Hit Hard. bat
Not In Winning Quantities BaItinores
Are Three Games Ahead frozen As.s-
eiating with the Grooms- Bostous shut
Out the " sshing ton. W estern scores.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19

Lisbon. Aug lS.-king Charles today
received Lawrence TOWNSEND OF Penn
sy.vania, the newly appointed United
States minister 70 Portugal, in success
sion 70 George W. Caruth, who retires.
Noel. Mo, Aug. 1S.-Word reached
here al an early hour this morning that
ne leader OF the Pinevjlle bank robbers
was captured in the woods thirty miles
southwest OF here. a; O'Clock last night.
TIE ro5ber, who is badly wounded. re-
fuses 70 reveal his identity. A posse with
bIooihounds is in pursuit Of the TWO OH
e. robbers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19

" James Jcres. z TIE drug firm os
J5aes 4 so- C9Etsa. II. ~ sp~aksax
= D. Enxs %eg Diz-oysry. says fas.
l2r- E.nl@r sts sic 2as attacked sin
l. GsfDos. and - czE~ Kf~< - ssTssgs
,ags g.syf.rlsns ~ C9N1s5 saf Pzna
ccsl1 % ussht-x t9r ssr. Il sss-s.5 %
ssv-ro .af1 fEssty C1nsgrnstsoa- HAv-
* D. El.xs $sz Discovery 2 store.
al ssur los e r. he ,o1k a b5tts
h1a~. a1s 81 - F5-g-.s@ % a. see -
go g. g s-s- from s-zt soss. al
ezf 1axz 1ar baftsss cgrr4 So
ss-1 aa1 SEES Tsr Klsr's S~4 Dts-
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~s - x4z-s p 81 fh.s xoo9
= Trg = F- tai ,uEsis- a. Gea.
Esa Trsas sasr--srg. - = Main
s~t sot - cxf assr seFe.
---fss~tsi r-1e- 2 sess sa1 Uus.ss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19
Geo p Bs-se. Pre-. Il WAITE. s.s-Trs..
nAncE Live Stock

Poems I5S-.so I've Sioek Exchange Big
KANSAS CITY. no
CAPITAL S.crE sLsaoe. Pad Up
II y0s Ezat sgockers o. tssesrs. ~rf;s
rs Reaxousbs. aeyszces- EIg--se-cef
IS Isz-.a = siSs es,1-tEsnt- Cate. Eoxs
A-a a1ee5A Js->..ssa -
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Nv,.s-rn L..xas O.m~.

A. Nir neapo,.s Y Is y
sfirneapos.s ...... ..... 9o7ozf3Gsi .
indianapolis oil. ........2 zlfl Z Q 9-iz 5
Ra.,e~.e--f'hEies. Bcy}s ans LAttner.
N1a-os. Foreman and WOOD
A. kznsaN CITY y N Z
Ks-ss- cfty .........ia92 ftsf-Isu &
Grand Rapids ...-....z ? 0 0 20 o
Bafterssa-Forsrrsn sad Biznfsr9. Pap
Tala1 and Ia .rsohaEn.
A. - PsBi-S;- Fsg]-Co!grrSus xssas
postponed; vet ErosadG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19
CATTLE.
prpnrsENrArIvE SALES.
Shippers

J.B. KEEL OF Clearwater had In one car o.
hogs.
Henry schve.ter 81 Wichita had one car
OF hogs on the market.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19

ChamberIsin's Collie. Cholera end Dlar-
rnoea Remedy always affords prompt re-
lief. For sale BY druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19

Buffalo. - +. AgE. is-Th. Cisvslanf
team % The National league was defestsi
:oiay ~ the BuTsI0 Eastern issxgs tear
The score was - Z.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHICAGO
Chicago grain and pro fuce markets fur.
nished By K L. Bostick, COMMISSION Mer.
chant, rooms 10 and y ,ver Kansas Ma
t:onal bank Telephone 81.
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WICHITA Markets.

HOGS.
Wichita. Kan. Aug. IS. 1897.
Steady.
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NEW YORK. s: PHII,ADF,I .PHIA &

iOfNIS~ - n. D
New York. Aug. x-New York made 4,
three straight from the Quaksrs today
bui they were forced 20 get into the game
IN eighth inning and hit the bail Rusis
vas batted hard. bat the hits were NOT
punched. Attendance. 2stQ Score:
RHR
New York ..........0z200 '-su 3
Philadelphia .. 80 5000l o. . Is
Batter.es-New York Russs and Warner:
Philadelphia. Wheeler and Mcfarland I'm
p.rss. Lynch and Carpenter.
BALTIMORE. 6. BROOKLYN. =
Baltimore. Aug IsJT-he Champions to-
day made IL three straight from Brook
Iyn. Heffer became steady after the first
Inning and allowed the visitors but ona
hlt. Attendance. AS. Score.
gHE
Baltimore 80 .........o o OF I30I'-
brooklyn ..-. ..-.-.. 2 o 0 o 90 o.
Batter.es--Bslt;noTe H0-sr and Robin
scn. Brooklyn. Dunn and BurrilL Umpire.
Kelly.
Boston o.. ............010ot sic .
Washington 81. 100 . Q o q o 0 O. o
Bs.ter.es-Tas.0n. Lewis ard BsTg~n:
Washir EtOu. Mercer ard Ncsglr0 LmytFs.
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Loss, Whsa srpc. fsstfaa ard -e-i aEss.,
. fE-s1resg fbs ssaff.iFsas esSslsrn. -
.--1az1 l1.s---N. J. " ax.-y.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19
BALTIMORE. &. BROOKLYN. =
BOSTON. 3: WASHINGTON.


Ba:frTs~a--i51at 1r. i Ms ara By 70 .
Washin EtOu. Mercer ard Acggir0 tmytFs
Emals Affenlance. 3. 90
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-17
EXHIBITION OF CANNES
VIII BE Feature OF the Big Min.
neapOIfs Show

The officers of the Minneapolis Kennel club
nave mace every arrangement for one of the
pest exhibitions of canine aristocracy to be
led here during the week of the MInneanolis
cycle show, that has ever been held in tho
Northwest. The owners of sporting dogs have
taken an immense interest in the show and
mere is no doubt that rivalry will be gen
Grated in this exhibition between the dog
owners OF Minneapolis and st. Paul. In the
latter city they have some OF the best point
ers mat were ever imported, while in Min
neapolls there are dogs of both breeds mem
toned, besides whole kennels of others whose
breeding and cleverness the judges in any
show cannot afford to overlook The man
ayers or the kennel show not losing an
opportunity OF making that event the most
imposing that was ever held in the Twin
Cities. There will be dogs here from Chit
cago, Milwaukee, st. Paul, Kalamazoo. Mad
ison, Eau Claire St. Cloud and in fact a
dozen other towns that have good dogs to
show. Nelson p Whiting, who is one of the
most enthusiastic workers in the interest
or the kennel department says that this is
to be the biggest dog show ever held west
OF chicago, and there are dogs enough in the
Northwest to justify this rather bold utter
ance.
The entries for the Minneapolis cycle show
road race to be held on the afternoon az
April 10 from the Hotel st. Louis to the ex-
position building, were opened yesterday
Entry blanks may be secured Of J. A Writ
ensohn at the headquarters Of the cycle show
management in the Metropolitan block. The
entries opened yesterday morning and nv
O'Clock last night there were over seventy
five men signed for the competitton Ano1o
them are some of the best riders in the
state There will not be less than 200 starters
IN this race, which should be one Of the
most exciting events put during the 1897
season. The ST. Paul men are coming in
with the same degree of eagerness that is
displayed by the Minneapolis riders and r.
viii be nip and tuck between the two towns
events on the road that have been held out
of either city.