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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-18

Wneat-Receipts 150,25o bushels: ex.
ports 293.1ss. Spot weaker: No. 2 red
"a 1-4d94 1-2 cents. Options opened
weak under disappointing cables and
active unloading. and was heavy al
day reaching the loves: point in the az
ternoon, influenced by renewed long SELL
'ng. Closed l 1-sa1 5-s cents net lower;
No. August go cents; September 81
cents,
Corn-Receipts $4,000 bushels: ex-
ports 152.s25: spot easier: No. 9. 50 IS
cents Options weak. 1-4G1-2 cent low
er; August 81 Is cents; September 50 rs
cents.
Oat-Receip,s $4,000 bushels: exports
1850. Spot firm: No. .. 80 1-2 cents.
Options dull and easier. unchanged: AL
gust % Ia cents; September - Is cents.
California dried fruits-Quiet bu;
steady. Evaporated apples. prime wire
tray 51-2 cents: wood dried prime 3-4
cents: choice cents; fancy s I-2 cents.
P-unes 1-2G71 -2 cents. as TO size and
quality. Apr;cots, royal 7d7 1-2 cents:
Moor Park SAG cents. Peaches. unpeel-
ed 6Gs cents; peeled 11G14 cents.
Butter-Rece'pts 12.7s7 packages; firm;
western creamery HAS 1-2 cents; imi-
ts;ion creamery 91-2G12 cents: Elgins
16 cents: factory 7d10 l-2 cents.
Eggs-Receipts l1.135 packages: Arm;
state and Pennsylvania 14Q16 cents.
western Is cents.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Aug. 17.-Closing: Wheat
Spot No. red northern spring firm, IS
la
ARGENTINE PROSPECTS.
Buenos Ayres. Aug. 17.-According 10
the official reports the cereal crop pros
poets in the Argentine republic are ex-
ceilent.
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THE WEATHER.

Wichita. August u. 1877.
Local forecasts for Wichita and vicinity:
Clearing Wednesday. prooaly fair Wednss-
day night and Thursday.
During the past q hours the highest tenn
perature has been 81 the lowest 6S. and the
mean ~. with partly cloudy weather. fresh
south wind ard nearly stationary pressure.
\ moderate thunderstorm e. n. ght, heavy
rain 1879 20 l0:45. .i3 inch.
The river has risen s OF a foot and now
stands at feet on the gauge
Thus far this month the average tenn
pera ture has been ~.
For the past nine years the average tenn
perature for the month OF August has been
IL and for the 18th day -.
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington, Aug. T-Forecast for
Wednesday;
Kansas-I4ght local showers: variable
winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Threat-
ening weather: variable winds
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HEAP OF FUSS ABOUT ECKEIS
What Washington Says. What New York
Saws aud What Eckels Says.

Washington, Aug. 17.-Comptroller
James II. E,ckels will soon take up the
duties OF the presidency OF the recsn tly
formed Colonial Trust company. Of
which Roswell P. Flower is the acting
president. Mr. Eckels has had an offer
in conjunction with the presidency Of a
Chicago bank under consideration for
some time He has finally accepted the
New York offer and will relieve Nj.
Roswell p. Flower early in the fall. i'm
mejiately after ne has finished his an
nuai report as comptroller Of the treas
ury. Mr.. Eckels' salary will De SIS 900 in
his new position.
New York. Aug. 17.-An official Of the
Colonial Trust company OF tl,s city. au-
thoritatively denies the report sent out
from Washington that Comptroller %
the Currency James II. Eckels. upon the
expiration OF mis- term. would replace =
P. Flower as president OF the Colonial
Trust company. He sad THAI Mr. Eek
els name had never been mentioned a:
all in connection with the trust.
Detroit. Mica. Aug. 17.-Compt-oile-
Q: ;he Currency james II. Ecke,s was in
ts-viewei today by the Associated Press
in relation 70 the report that he had SC
copied the presidency % me Colonial
Trust company Of New York. Mr. Eek
eis affirmed the report in 50 .ar as hsv-
ing been Offered the position. bu: de-
ciinei 70 state whether he would accept
O. decline = From Trustworthy author
iJy il can be STATED tAat NJ. Eckels VIII
no: accept The honor 5Ic will remain a.
rs present post until MS term expires.
Is Ighamptcn. y. Y. Aug. IL-Fraak
Dickinson, aged about - years. was nur-
Ge-ei by his son, Leroy. at Cort!aadt. TO-
night. They had 2 quarrel = which threats
ere made By both. ana finally chs younger
Dickinson, In e frenzy of rage. caugat rs
father by ;he throz; ard CHECKED A.n 70
death
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chicago, aug. 1I--BulteT-f i'm
creamery 11G16 IL cents; dairy 10Q14
cents.
Eggs-Firm; fresh IL 1-2 cents.
Live poultry-Quiet; turkeys e91o
cents chickens ;7a7 IL cents; springs 10
cents; ducks sag cents.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo-. Aug. 17.-Wheat-
Hard closed gas cents lower; most buy
ers bid cents under the Chicago price.
though few were willing to pay over
that. No. hard rs 1-2GS0 cents; two
cars mixed 81 cents; No. 8, 75Q7S cents;
No. 4. 73975 II cents, one car poor; No.
soft SsGsS 1-2 cents; No. 8. 81 cents;
No 4. S0dS5 cents: No. 2 spring 1917
cents; No. 3, 74175 cents.
Corn-Car lots about steady, though
there was weak feeling. No. ?, mixed
30 3-4a23 IA cents.
Oa:-Fairly active. steady; No. 2
white IS 1-2 cents.
Hay-Steady. fairly active; choice new
prairie s.. 50Go; choice new timothy s..
Butter-High owing 70 scarcity:
creamery 12g15 cents; dairy sa12 cents
Eggs-Higher; receipts small; Missouri
and Kansas II cents.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis. No, Aug. 17.-Receipts-
Flour 5000 barrels; wheat 5000 bushels;
corn 1900; oats $1,000.
Shipments-Flour 1000 barrels; wheat
10000 bushels; corn $4,000; oats 1000.
Flour-Quiet. easy, but unchanged.
Wheat-Lower. closing ? 3-S cents be-
low yesterday for September and Is
cents off for December. The principal
trading option is now December, which
opened l. cent lower. went off IL cent,
went up SIS cent, down 2 SIS cents. clos
ing 1-S3l-4 cent above the bottom. The
early cables ID not come just right 10
keep UP bull sentiment, fear OF frost
damage in the northwest was about dis
sipste1 and not much OF a demand was
apparent in the pit. all OF which led %
lower prices. Other options We're i-2
cents II 3 cents lower than yesterday.
Spot lower to sell; No. rei. cash. ele-
vator. 80 cents; track 90 1-2dsS cents;
No ?. hard, cash. So cents track; Angus;
80 cents; September 50 3-S cents bid; De-
cembe- s. 3-sdS7 1-2 cents
Co-n-Trading in futures light. VIII
ell the pressure 20 seel and material
decline from yesterday was noted Spo:
easy ana lower NO. .. cash, = 1-2 cents:
No. ,. cash - IL cents bio; September
- S-4 cents bid; May % 1-sd2s IL cents.
Oa;-Sympathzei With the other op-
lions and declined Spot steady; No. ?
cash. elevator. 171-2 cents bid: track
IS l-2 cents: No. : white q 1-ia2l -
cents: September II 7-sGis cents; May
p cents asked
Ry@Stsa5y, firm. - cents
Flakseei-Hisher. 81 bid
Hay-wsaker on heavy receipts his I
side; prairie s.: timothy ss-5edl0.5o.
Bu;ter-Higaer; creamery 13Gls cents; !
dairy sGl4 cents
Egg+HiGaer. II cents
Po-k-Steady: standard mess joboiag 1
lev s. -: Old s7.@5-
Lsri-Higher; prime steam 8. %;
,ho.ce *i35
NEW YORK
NeE YORK. Aug I7-Fto1--Rsce -5-s
: aGl barrels. exports Iiiie Ezrket
Unsettled BY The xe3kn-zs = wheat and
,lss=i lowsr 20 sell Winter patents
= = q. =: winter si-alx3;s "a 4al4 g:
.iinae$o.a patents s. .od,Ss5 -. xi7ts- *
ras g e5G3 20; Minaescta bakers g. %
Is. g; winter i3x grades .eGs-2A
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COTTON.

New O-i@zns. AK -7--5t.or-E-s ~
SAFES z5c bales: ort-as-y. lis. good o.
diazrJ. rs. loE z2-6fl,tx 80 1-lsa-z
s-isr. god milling. IL. lsl.4E1K far.
lie
Ns~ Yo-k Aug T--TAs cr-tca ra-s =.
vas easy ~ifz Angus po-.fs loEs- ar.l5
CHE rso7.ns I5~ey. foi5ossug I'd -zfio-=
% Sezs-sss n Liyergeoo. s-d re-rs = ~
rctto- b. s1- continent szs a. a--ise
EeI-cr New Q-.=z.s 49, soil A -u-u -
.ae CABLE .ess ar q aE-ab~- gf- EJot a-..-
Sc tuy .-E o. 5s-s cE1s@1 shzrp $780,
% s . po-n-s Trading sas active. 81
so haSez c5z-g-rz hz-.s T. - arsr hssa-
a. = o'cso.k re market vas steady :; :
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TOLD IN FEwEST WORDS

The national encampment of the Ma
tional Veterans union opens today al
Springfield, Ohio.
The United States coast and geodetic
survey steamer Hashler has been sold 70
H L. Mcclure Of Portland, Ore. for
200.
The San Francisco presbytery has re-
fused To grant the dismissal oe Rev. DR..
Minton. who had received a call TO Cen
Ter college. Kentucky. He is now profess
sor of systematic theology at San An
gelus.
Five prisoners, charged with burglary,
overpowered Jailor Ben Carroll a. Raw
Inns. Wyo. yesterday. cfoked him into
insensibility. bound mis- hands and feet,
took mis- revolver and keys and escaped
from jail.
Major George S: Morrill,, the NIassa-
chusetts insurance commissioner, yester-
day presented petition in the supreme
court for the appointment OF a receiver
for the Massachusetts, Benefit Life In
surance company.
The Peruvian government has ordered
the banks OF Peru TO withdraw from cir
y
the further emission Of circular checks.
payable 70 bearer. which are classed as
being no more or less than bank notes.
The first session ot the ninth annual
convention of the Young Peoples Chris
tian union % the United Presbyterian
church VIII be held in Tomlinson hall.
Indianapolis. tonight. They Will hold
three sessions daily. Ten thousand Wis
i:ors are expected TO attend, six thous-
and Of whom are delegates.
The funeral Of Congressman Ashley B.
Wright was held ar North Adams. Mass.
yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was
wishes Of Mrs. Wright. Rev. DR.. George
". Brown, pastor OF the Methodist
church. and Rev. William Foster. of
Amsterdam. y. Y, officiated
The regular monthly statement 90
dut:a5ie goods in bonded warehouses at
New York on July 81, shows d decrease
during the month Of $iS45552 The
value OF such stocks remaining in bond
at the end of the month was S7.51S 265
The decrease during July was due 20 the
enactment Of a higher tariff and COM
pares With a decrease during June ot
s.. 479 500 and an increase during May OF
s., s02. III. Wrapper tobacco shows
loss Of 50. 100000. The decrease in silks
and woolens was also marked.
Wheeling W V Aug. Thames O'Tsa-
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WASHINGTON. .: BOSTON. 4.


Boston. Aug. IL-Bos,on los, today in the
most loosely played game seen a: the homo
grounds tbs season The work OF both
s-ces was wrsGched. The BossonS1eemed
20 be sure winners until tho ninfh inning.
when. after Two mea were cut. the Wash
ingtonS made Four runs. IN the last halc
Of the ninth inning. after two men were
out, Boston got two men on bases. wtta
Tonney az The bat. IL was only . wonderful.
stop BY o Br.en that prevented hnStca
from scoring. The bs.tag and base run
ming OF Ham lion was the feature. lie
reached first base SIX times four iincs
on hits and twice On balls. Score:
Washington 49,. O20OI00ts 80
Boston .............l = o 90 -
Batter!es-W ashingten. Swain. Mercer
and Farwel, Boston. Sullivan and Lake
Umpire. Emsl.c Attendance. 1850.
BALTIMORE. =. BROOKLYN. 4
Baltimore. Aug I7.-T-se Champions won
pitching OF COrbeti was The feature. he al
LOWING them but three hts Payne Was
good in close places. but bunting sssd sc.en-
tine base running gave the home team the
victory. Attendance. 2si2 Score;
Baltimore .. DO oi o,4 - IS 8
Brooklyn .............0 0 o 60 o is o
Ba,er.es--Bal,imore. Corbes; and Robin
son: Brooklyn. Payne ana Burrel. Tn
pIre, Kelly.
NEW YORK. 20. PHILADELPHIA
New York. Aus. U-RaseS on balls. fol-
lowed BY timely hitting or III, part CT the
New YoTks. and excellent pitching by Scy-
mour. UP 20 the ninth inning. took another
game from the PhIlies this afternoon.
There was no brilliant playing on the part
o. either side. Score:
RHE
New York ........3o302 or 10 10 2
Philadelphia ..-......0 o 20 90 Q S. Is
Batteries-New York Seymour and War
ner: Philadelphia. F'ineli and Mcfarland.
Umpire. Lynch and Carpenter. Attendance.
$500.
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COFFEE AND sCGAR MARKETS.

New York. Aug. T.-Coffee-Options open
ed steady. 20 10 points lower. ruled gen.
orally weak. in absence Of speculative sup
port. with European adyices unsatismacto-
~ and Brazilian receipts enormous. Closed
barely steady. 10 10 Is points net decline.
sales. 1850 bags. including September.
g. 80: October. 66o: December. ss.s5. Spo.
c-ffee-Rio. easy; M.ld-Qu.et-
Sussr-Raw. firm. refined, firm.
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New York, Aug. 17.-Leading operators
today made rush TO secure profits, with
| the result that wheat prices dropped .
cents bushel from last night, or 5-S
cents from the highest point of yester-
day. The trade was loaded up with
wheat, producing a top-heavy condition
readily susceptible to any adverse in
fluences. The fact that English markets
showed a weaker undertone this morn
ing therefore created a big connection
among holders. Wheat began 10 pour
into the pit from all directions. Reach
ing It's greatest volume in the afternoon,
the selling pressure forced September
down to SO 5-S cents, il having sold at
81 1-2 cents shortly after the opening.
At the decline Europe was only mod
crate buyer OF wheat, taking about forty
loads at New York and outports, which
fact contributed TO the general heavi-
ness Of the afternoon. Home crop news
was buliish. but was unable TO offset
the depressing foreign situation. Spring
wheat advices were decidedly unfavor-
able. Local speculation was about half
the volume of yesterday, sales reaching
3, As 900 bushels.
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago, Aug. IA much easier tone
prevailed at the opening OF the wheat
market today. September starting at
S4 1-2GIS4 IS cents. a decline of about l
cent from yesterdays closing and almost
Immediately selling at "a 3-S cents. The
paramount reason Of the decline was
the weakness OF the Liverpool cables.
which snowei but 1888 cents advance
az the opening and later advices showed
nearly all OF even this meagre advance
lost The weather map was also much
more favorable. New York. however,
strong enough to cause some reaction
here, September slowly rallying to S. Is
cents, with frequent fluctuations Trad
ing was on a rather small scale, al
though considerable nervousness was
Northwest receipts were 800
cars, against 449 last week and 4SS a
year ago. Local receipts were 432 cars,
39S of this number being new wheat.
Wheat closed as follows: August 81 IA
cents; September So 5-s6S3 ga cents; De-
cember So IS cents, old 81 Ia cents; May
50 cents.
CHICAGO.
Chicago grain and produce markets fur.
nished by r L. Bostick, COMMISSION Mer.
chant rooms 10 and Y over Kansas Ma.
Taiznhnna 81
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Cattle-Stesdy.
Shippers

Sh'ppers-
c. FIgge. OF Nashville. had IN one car OF
hogs.
h A. Sykes Of kingman, was in with one
car OF hogs
car OF hogs.
Adam Hunbauer OF Mulvane had one car
OF hogs here.
l. VI. NcCrackl.n OF Derby was on the
market with one car OF hogs
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net decline OF 2 to points. Closing quo
rat-ons: Spot closed quiet: middlng. Sc:
muddling gulf. SIC: sales. s.lSS bales Flu
lures closed quiet and steady. Sales, 10000
bales: jan, $50: February. $6.i3; March.
ss.U: April. s6S; May. $S.A: August. E.i1;
September. 49,: October, $6.1l: November,
S.6i. December Is IS
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ment Of the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, 1924, 632,-
633; gold reserve s141, S54, S51
SILVER FOR SHIPMENT.
New York. Aug. 1.-THE steamship
Paris, for Southampton, tomorrow will
take out 100 600 ounces OF silver.
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VOW II THE TIME TO BID
star and rtss mbost Shall Route Costrss
TO be Let Decsmbsr l.

sthr aho steam oost WAL ft"nts tesFseso
to be Let December L.
Washington. Aug. 1.-THE poror'cs
department has prepared Advertisements
mail service In al Of the states .~-. &C
The Mississippi river ercry; Minnesota.
Iowa and Missouri. The-- contracts.
embracing about 3. 100 routes. will run 70,
fouT years. beginning July !. 1873. BIDS
vii BE opened n The second sssi-,sas
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POOR BALL PLAYED
BOTH BOSTON AND WASHINGTON
DO WEIGHED WORK.

anne Has the Appearance OF . seruo ksess
Ftrst One and Then the Other Seeming
to Grave the Nonor OF Fetching Cp the
Rsar-Haniiton's Batting and Base
Running are the Eedeemipg Features of
the 0ame-Ortoies Find the Groo0s
Ordinarily Essy-New York Defeats
iiadelphia-Western Scores.
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DAD CE Live Stock
DHN0A Commission CO
Commission &,

Rooms 1890 Live Stock Exchange Bldg
KANSAS CITY, NO.
Capital Stock $4,000. Paid Up
If you want Stockers or feeders, write
rs Reasonable advances. Experienced
sslesmen IN each department. Cattle, hogs
and sheep. Telephone -Sia
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IN The EDUCATIONAL WAY
Com missioner of Education Harris Te
What he 10 Doing.


Washington, Aug. 1.-THE report Of
The United states commissioner % eig-
cation. Dr. william r Harris. for me
year ended July /. 1sss. mas igst been
com pls-e3 7. SHOWS fatal enrolment
IN taa: year IN the schools and colleges.
BOTH pu5lic and private. o. 4 ~ is7
pupils This vas al increase &C 55s.-
90. TIE number IN pubic Institutions
was "a .4sJ.s71 and in private institutions
.55zi SIS. II a9t,t.3a % AL these there
we're as 30 pJgi.s n the various s2ec;al
S-a,3,s a19 institutions. incladlng ogs.-
aesz colleges. music c9nservatorez. In
dan AM reform Ecsoo.s. making ne
g-an4 total enrolment s3r the xnole
country ls.4i5Is7.
TIE T-pJr; says ire I-s scaools o. SC
oatsry sn1 aig5@- ssucs,ioa q t5e Oh
orei races had signify over a. bp9 sis1-
snts enrolled. ar i1cresls@ q over Z.S1s
,or tie yea TIER Ecaools -ocresse3
- sixteen n numb. mostly b e
scaco,s. There were zs-es. os2sis n he
elementary grades. l75s5 IN - s@cor-
cary grsdss and Ii55 IN ne collegiate
apartments There we're ltes cosos.4
Students s:E4yiag :or teachers Indus
"a trz-ninS Is prominent feature n
-ss-.y a. tasse scaross.
wassll1x. ". Va Asg E-ca5,ai-
-Ao-.2s Fri1cs. os7s HEs-.szs Nsg kroza
g. s-esz1Sos,arz cf-cs@s e. 18th - Da.s
s-s G.sslsssp5i vz1-s5z. 2a3 GO GO ts.s
cstyt Tta'rssst c-Ezeas slss ysafsfgzy.
- Hlcnz1rf Ky srcza - r-s1., 81 -
5-ries -e-e-Vet e saTs sg9 - - me
Tax tz1rs C&stz-a F'rsrcs - fsegs
s:h ia s-ru< - ssT-1-ssu racs ners-s
W. = t.s s12ss s.sst. fzs s,r1-tzfs
tf-ks 13sn zn4 Csass.a Prace Fs-slsss
1ssr.zE ;lsi se--.tS. - "a -1>A
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Wheeling. ". V, Aug. Thames O'Lea-
n, Of Cincinnati. knocked out Peter Pc
terson Of Boston. The Terrible Swede. -
in TWO rounds. before the Metropolitan
Athletic club here tonight.
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GRAIN ANDPRODUCE
WHEAT NOT so HIGH AS IT WAS
BY a GOOD DEAL.

New York Closes Two Cents Lower Than
Mondays Close and ut Two and Five
Eighths Cents Below MONDAYS High
Po,ut-Trade Is Loaded With Wheat to
the Face Of Considerable Batch of Bull.
ish News-Ihe Decline 1T ChicaGo-Ths
Markets in General.
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Chicago grain and produce markets fur.
nished by K. L. Bostick, COMMISSION Mer.
chant. rooms 10 and y over Kansas Ma.
t:onal bank. Telephone 81.
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Batter!es-W sshiugton. Swain. Mere,
and Farwel, Boston. Sullivan and LAX
Umpire. Emsl!c. Attendance. 25oo.
BALTIMORE. =. BROOKLYN. L
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BatIeries-New York Seymour and War
ner: Philadelphia. F'ineli and Mcfarland
Umpire. Lynch and Carpenter. Attendance
$500.
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Bater.es-Raltimore. CurbeSt and Robin
son: Brooklyn. Payne ana EArrel. I'm
pire, Kelly
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New York. Aug I7-Ftol--Rsce 5-s
- iGl barrels. exports Iiiie Ezrket
unsettled BY The xe3kne=s - wheat and
clss=i loTe- 20 sell Winter pa;en =
81 = ass: winter st-alxais "a 4l.l4 -
MinaeSo.a patents s. .o3G5 -. xiatsr *
;rzs g SO 20: M.naescca bakers -. %
as g: winter lox grades 3 .GGS u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-01-30

Those VITO went tu htpr Miss Eav u-
a matter Of curIo-ity we most ogrre-
s bis surprised Her voice is marvellous
ana the many good thu q that nave
been Said about 10 are merit,d To
most eases soganos who sing bigh
notes do 30 with somewhat Of "a strup-
Ale, bat Miss Naw reaches the very
he Rhth % melody without tho Slight
est I'll Hrt he most wonderful tuiug
about b. is that every note is as clear
~ bell Her voice ls sweet aud pore.
She goes from the ruft round notes uf
d coutraltO TO ihv high sweet nor, II
"a soprano Without my Apparent flr e.,
but stll shows that she throws her
whole soul into the song Pr0ba bl s.
the most thoroughly appreciated num-
ter was the Swiss Echo Sony which
was specially arrang, q for Miss Naw
by J. kert
Mr Dicl, is a finished violinisl From
his arst appearance on the stage hc
had the audience with him and az the
conclusion of his first number. Bnlladc
ct Polonaisr' by V'euXtcmps, ne waH
greeted with enthusia-ticsp app ause and
responded with "A eat, hv air " hirh also
did much TO how his abii Hp is "a
thorough master Of his chosen ius'ru
ment and throws all his power into his
PLAYING
while Miss Lnv was not heard but
twice as soloist, she showed both
times that she was pianist OF ability
Her powers ot expression were excel
lent As AN accompani-t she showed
q marked degree of superiority Colo
rado Spring Gazette
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-01-30

Land office al Guthrie, o. T., January
ll l~31
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
gu med settler has filed notice Of his
uieu ION 20 make dnal proof in support
81 hi- claim and that said proof VIII be-
n.ade before ere register and receiver at
Guthrie. ~, r., on fcb uaFy ~, 1877. viz.
s0. fp lh rzw.
a. NAMES the following witnesses ~
rove biz continuous residence upon aud
.ufi'yHtiOn Of. SAID lai "a, viz
Lurid y Anuis. Frauk q FOxwnTthy,
ico'tl Ramey Lewis p, Nelson, al Of
ilthrie, u. T.,
ssls a. n. j. CROOK. Register.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-01-30

CmoAeo, Jan. 20. One result Of the
relief work accomplished by the police
has been great decrease IN crime,
some OF the police stations reporting
decreases of from s to 90 per cent iu
Jhe number of arrests since the relief
work began. The contribution up To-
late amount TO over $4,000 in cash
and hundreds of tons Of coal aud pro
visions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-01-30

D.. 1870
Nouce is hereby given that the follow
uR named settler has hied notice Of his
intention o. mae e. iiual proof ln support
OF Als claim, aud that said proof will be
maHe before the register and receiver az
Guthrie. OK. FeD. l3 1881, viz:
Thomas i Cupp for lots 3, ., h. sw
4r sec o. tp De-. Of ! w.
llr names the following witne. .ses 20
prove ul- continuous residence upon ana
cultivation oL said land viz:
James A Miller, David Chamues-.
CHARLES j DOty joseph Chamness, all of
lutnrie, OK
Hel a n j. CROOK, Register
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-01-30
First published in Guthrie Drily Lcadcr
Jan %. 1897

NO ITOE 2 Or TUNL ON IION-
Land Office at KIughsher, OK, Jan. os,
1877.
named setto' has filed urtice OF his intcn-
tion 10 make final proof in support oi 3
claim, aud that said proof viii be made
before the regis or ard receiver a. King
hsncr OK on March 1877 viz.
j. seph " Kelly II. Il No 2B], Tor the
e. ar, sec 25. twp Is,uriw
He na"es the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land VIZ.
kufus Y Brown OryilIe e. Cutter.
Thomas X Gutter Johuathau Kirk an
OF Crescent CITY. OK.
T.. g. SruMAN. Reg stcr