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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
Skirts

A good muslin Skirt. wide cambria
ruff1e, headed with cluster Of four
tuclrs. ruffie trimmed with torchon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
733c

Fine India Linen Skirt Chemiss.
round neck. front and back; neck Snd
arrnholes trimmed with fine lace; neck
finished with psr-oW ribben drawn
through lace b'a1ins; skirt Of garment
finished with des2 nouncs and cluster
tuckS, at ....-............-.-'....
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
98c

Fine India linen Chemisa. round
neck, front and back: round yoRs
formed With fine wide lace inssrtionl
neck and sleeves trimmed with ins
wide lace edge; skirt OF garment I'm
ished with deep nouncss tucked. At....
98c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
Chenise

india Linen Skir. Chemis4. V neck.
front and back; front formed with
four rows wide Nalnsook insertion;
neck. armholes and yoke trimmed with
neat India linen rurie: skirt OF gar
ment finished With deep RUNE, Cluster
tucks, at.,............ ...............-.'--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
48c

A good muslin Skirt, with cambria
ruf1e. finished With three tucks; rufie
headed with cluster of four tucks, at.
Aoo
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
Gowns
CSC
Chennise

Fine India Linen skirt Cnsznisa.
round neck: armholes and keck trim
med in fine Torchon lace: neck finished
with narrow ribbon down through lace
beading: deep nounces on skirt Of
garment, finished with cluster sucks
and fine lace edge, at.....................
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
73c
Drawers

Fine Cambria DrswsrS, vice UNI
brella ruff1s Of India linen. finished
with two rows OF fine Val lace inser-
ton, at ................. ..'..''..''''''''''
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
48c

ruffia trimmed with wide torchon lace.
4inohes deep; beautiful garment, at.
48c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
Chen1ise
Drawers

Cambria Drawers, with wide hem
stitched umbrelfa. rufle Of India Linen
q great bargain ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
Drawers

Fine Cambria DraverA deep un-
breIla nounce Of India linen. with vide
fine Nainsook Insertion: a handsome
garment at.......-... .....s...............
90c
Fine Cambria Drawers. dssp nouncs
OF nne Eainsook embroidsryi q well
iH~~0 s@iHeHA '.s...s-..-..-..s.....s..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22

Fine Cambria Drawers. with hounces
OF fine Nainsook embroidery; an az
cellent garment at ..................-....-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22

Fine Muslin Gown, V NECK, two rows
nne Cambria insertion. neck and
sleeves trimmed with neat Cambria
edge; yoke finished with wide Cambric
embroidery, at.............. ...............
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-13

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sft ls rather unwsse." Judith admit
ted. and skiifulIy avoiding the cap
tair,s hand 0utsfretched to detaIn hex
she went In.
lie followed, loekapS presently at fser
troubled faca with an ir0nieal sfniAe-
-.Ycu could not answer my question,
so you rin AWAY" be muttered- -iou
were only playing with Eie-trying 10
put me or the scent. trying 70 ina me
back into d Irritation with you. so that
dear Clauas,s happiness might not be-
disturbed. And / was fool enough To
believe in and to be a little moved by
your artfui ruse. But not again, Ju-
ditt. You saw me kiss the noseEay
Elsie dropped. and you r getting
nervous. $50 far. 40 good"
He stayed ofiiT some ten minutes
longer, bur even While he listened to
and Joined Ia the somewhat forced con
~vefsation that easussI, he was naar1r-
lng his wicked and cruel plans.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-13

Tell me. Doctor" asked t1c -
tioas young disciple Of Galen. essy.s;
what WINS the mnst dAEgero2s
yoa ever hady-
In con1id~ures NOW that ! am -
To retire frcm pr7ctlcr. answvIs71
veteran physician, frankly.
confess that il was ray ussalarl=e 80
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The sun., 1898-02-24

Futures here declined to points. closing steady
compared with Mondays close. Hamburg de.
f9sS fessps in 3 re @
ll.lbd. an advance OF l'32d. Santos was firm
S1a 900 Lower European cables caused f the decline cline
here to-day. The steamship Canning arrived from
and May. sB.50Ss6.7o. Copper was Unchanged and
Isoo Load was barely sleady % Spot. s February iTy
Snd and March 81 AS.I7i9S5 So t9e TIN was quiet Spot.
nTm Spot. February, March and April. 4iogs 500.
common to good strained.
,.oVa% wa, 4rm Prime $500 city
Pork was dull. but steady. Mess. SllGSlI.25. Cut
S sa@ 66Ss a0 iSss ssi
oas@s5'sc Tallow. sac, Butter-creamery, ;Weatern
birds state finest s'FHSa; iSs nrss Il
Sisc.; thirds to seconds. I4Slec. Cheese-state.
fair to So common e,qs sct small col!
S5Ga Snd tS whs dn ss+sS
state and Pennsyiysnla. fancy, 'ac.: Baltimore.
ao s'' hsaso FaS @ aisnS s 5s
hog market for the past Jew days opened provisions
sharp resctior in lard and ribs. the latter closing
advance. Pork was rather neglected late in the day
ana only recovered part Of the carry decline. There
meats was good Estimated receipts of hogs for to-
suGAR-Raw was steady; ss' test, l1.1ec.; 90.
test, 3isc Renned was fairly active aud Arm
WooI.-Current quotations of domestic wools
secured basis. based upon Wool Exchange Official
claSsifcations, are as follows; Texas-Fne I2 months
s0s o2e;; nne medium II months: 4ssIac.; me.
dum l2 months. 4BG47c.; coarse 2 months 400
43c.; fine spring 6-s months 4sc; hne medium
spring 0,s months. 46@+7c;; medium spring 8s
months I3G4ic.; fne and fine medium fall, 42a
44c.; medium fall, 40@4l Caiifornia-Northern
spring free \. months, 52G53c.; Northern spring
free t's months. 45s47c.: Southern IL months. Is
@i5c.; southern 8's months 4lG1 4.c. fall free 10
g4sc.; fall defective. $50 Soc Oregon-Eastern No.
J, sOGbOc.; eastern No. z, 45@47c.; valley No l.
4s@47ci valley No: g. 43c.' valley No 3. 46c. Ter.
ritory staple-Fne. Dad b5c.; fine medium. 5Pa53c.;
medium, 49@5Oc. Territory Ordinary-Fine bO0
o2e.i nne medium. 4is48c.; medium, 43a 40
CHICAGO, Feb. 23'-These were to-dsys prices:
The sun., 1898-02-24
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The sun., 1898-02-24

Cotton more active and frmer to-day. An unex.
pected rise In the Liverpool market reflected in
sharp advance here at the opening After the lrst
transactions, however. prices huctuated within
narrow range without decided tendency either way.
Decreased receipta at the ports. liberal and
nrm and higher southern spot markets contributed
there was good local demand for both accounts.
The advance in the Liverpool market attributed
TO the more peaceful aspect OF the political situation
ana covering OF shorts The receipts for the past few
days have been smaller and the total ut the ports
thus far this week Is about 5000 bales smaller
than for the same time last week. and II
they continue to decrease, the bulls contend. q
further advance is exDected. Some, however. attri
butte the decreased movement to the Mardi Gras fcs-
tvtes In the South Toward the close prices reacted
slightly on realizing sales. opalika, Ala, Feb. 1s-
March delivery in New York is 5.9Sc. Demand is
fairly good offerings light and stocks extremely
small Little remains In plonters hands. Our section
holds at least 25 cent less than last Southern
mills are not as well stocked as they were thought
pretended to be. Holders firm. Acreage will be
reduced moro than we anticipated few weeks ago.
the fertilizers planters are buying for cotton is poor
stun but expect to also large quantity OF cotton
seed Many exporters still short OF March April and
May deliveries, whch win keep Southern markets firm
Is" Weather has been very favorable for farm
work since Feb l." Rome Ca, Feb. 1S.-"Since 4th
inst. weather mild ana favorable for farm work.
and planters quito busy ploughing. Commercial
fertilizer agents report some improvement in their
line, although takinSs OF phosphates and guanos
still continue small compared with last year. Had
point to q continuation OF same. Buying princi
pally for local and nearby mill account and demand
does not yet seem satisfied although the impression
is that Southern mills as rule, well supplied.
requirements for season. owing to attractively low
prices during ,cember and January"
C1FFEE.kio on % the spot was dull but steady; No
n
The sun., 1898-02-24

Few York stock RKohango-aales FEB. 20.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS uN Sl.ooos)
ssr.1e2o127 lovAF deb 2-ss
8 Near os,19lol29 ! of1eel..... 7lL
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid. Asked.I BID. asked.
On ST as.r. Tn st ls,c
atpiofG. oo% - ls26.....127 i27h
Cn st ts.r. On st bs.r
1oo7....ll2h ll2a 1904. ....113h lI3a
Cn St 4sc. Un st So, 9,
1907. ...ll4 114a 1904. ....ll3k ll3a
Cn st 4b.r. Uu st o.
1925. ...l26l l27 ! r.leS9...lO4 -
The sun., 1898-02-24

PRINCIPAL PAYABLE JANUARY L. 1928
NEW YORK SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY Trustee
Interest Payable January LIST July FRo ALL
TAKES IMPOSED by the United States o America or
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
The sun., 1898-02-24
1.-Two stock Market.

were 1870 head. ncIuiiug l3 cars FOR export. 81
cars Tor siaughterers. and IL cars for the market
Opening prices for steers weak closing lower.
oxen S and bulls steady, and cove weak Poorest to
stags AT s35Oatl 80; bulls at So 2bmI4; cows AR NJ
sSSe30O; Gables quoted live cattle and sheep
0bi cattle.
Receipts OF calves $40 head incud ing o is for tha
market Firm for veAs ana all the oferlngs were
taken Poorest 20 best veas sold at 81 5OasS y 100
ps' a few Virginia yearingB at o.. 300 S9 IYL, civ
dressed veais weak at SIG II tgc, y 10.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs. including 10 cara
dlrect, were H,O3I 'ad. FllIesn sale. Firm
Ior sheep and light lambs; heavy lans dull ana un.
changed. Four cars OF ttock unsold. Medium To good
she p toll at S4.25aaI.7O y 100 Rsi poor Is cxtya
b.i dressed lambs. 7laGBAc. ~D''
Receipts OF hoEi were II. .43s head, Including 2Ia
cars Tor Gale. Tue market quoted weAK az "a 3O@
SaoV 400 As'i choice state pigs sold at e4.60.
The sun., 1898-02-24

The shipments from Augusta to-day 1908 bales
Memphis 2073, ST. Louis .S22 Cincinnati 1.673, and
Houston 4,66l bales. Houston expects tomorrow
1900 to $500 bales. AGAINST 4.t17 last week and
against 71p0 last week. 3.Ol3 last yenr and l6. 55
IN 1895 The port receipts were 23552 bales against
3S938 last week. 19,S45 last year. and lS,605 In
1898; thus far this week l12OSS bales against 1885,
bs9 thus far last week. The exports from the ports
were ~ p72 bales New Orleans advanced Ia points,
but lost part of the RISE Futures here advanced
le points but lost part OF this and closed quiet at
net advance Of to points. with sales Of l9S. 800
bales. The future trading follows:
The sun., 1898-02-24
THE SUN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1898.

Norhwestern receipts were 37o ears against ebo LAST
week and 100 r.. year Corn declined g :ympo,hy
were non,nsliy chicaao received ais cars OF
f"d s0S Of on aae s F 500
wheat wheat market today was easier. with prices
! surprise to tho trade. Continued weak.
Poca % r.Scns % with spsin also had ss s inasnos sso
The market for low grades Of wheat s dull, there
No ssprlng in carload lots sells here from &C. 20
so pfSe 81 hsgG s
statistical ituation 10 the fact that July o. 1872
a7,soo,ooo bush. and the price at that time in
smoass svsssIS now i 7aSco the price rice
for May si.oS. The aySiisSis S Co. since Christ:
opened easier under liberal selling for local traders
mostly ~ The short nd ns prds
L,yerpool was vas reported p 70 lever sesbosrd
tsr foreign orders fccvsd this mornins aSrS "s but
mostly limited below working price. Oats were
GS Spsa Sss
ancos were 100000; There was q decrease in the
FLoyR-prices were firmly held despite the weak
SSGa''''~00'h SSS, character Tho sales were 1900
Exports ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1890 9o.i6s
Winter in bbls supernne. es.os@ss.eb; No. extra,
ssss sss stss sgfias ip P.,sn.s sS M fssG
sacks, siS.5o@sl5.76; aoo.n.. si5Ssi5.oO; winter
in bulk, el5@S17.
CoTros-spot cotton here was unchanged; no sales.
Middling uplands 6Lc.. against 7isc last year; New
Orleans and Gulf che, against 7hc. last year. New
Orleans. Galveston, Savannah. and st. Louis ad.
vnnced Lice; Baltimore. isc; Augusta l16c. to lee.
New Orleans sold 5000. Galveston 1,941. st. Louis
l.095, Augusta 752. Norfolk 36s. ana Savannah 107
bales. Liverpool advanced 1.l8d on the spot as
compared with Mondays prices, with sales OF 10000
Manchester yarns wero quiet and Arm; cloths
very firm. but prices asked checked business.
IN followsi
The sun., 1898-02-24

Totals. &c. .2ooO 900 Sl34757. 100 Inc ol,44e.S10
The Governing Committee of the Stock Ex.
change listed to-day the following securities:
| Nashville. Chattanooga and st. Louis Railway
G9mpany's additional % issue Of hrst COZ @sonsoIidated
tota amount listed s5sss t ooS na' ''s000 making
Twin City Rapid Transit companys additional
900; making total amount listed 81 5issoo '''''
additional issue of general mortgage cent. gold
bonds. IS o0o making total amount listed slI3..
ADD to the s Gn ms s
these bonds whenever officially notified 1t the COM
Railroad.
Chicago and Northwestern Railway comp,nys
general mertg.ge 81 cent: gold bonds e4,ooo:o6o.
the list on oey notea Ss the Go aaa TO
has Issued So M the bonds in exchange for existing obga
the total amount listed e6.0Oo.OOo.
These securities among others were sold by
auction to-day at the Real Estate Exchange:
g shares National Bank of Commerce ......... 200
l5 shares Home Insurance Co. Co..................2Ol
10 shares Lawyers Title Insurance Co. .......i5S
shares lawyers Mortgage Insurance Co....lO2
100 shares ssd St. Man and st. n Ave R. g
10 shares Real Estate EI and Auction Room. 70
100 shares Leavy Britton Brewing Co. ........IIO
r, The receipts Of the Government to-day were:
Customs Gus $252 $40; ntsrnal nal revenue s7Is $780,
677. The disbursements were 81, ] SO. 900. an ex-
cess cess Of receipts over expenditures of $531 ,677
$269, OF. 500. and the expenditures $26s, 800
$40 an excess of expenditures over receipts Of
$6O297l.
The official count of cash in tho Treasury at
the close of business to-day compared with that
of Monday shows:
Feb. 81. Feb 29
Gold coin and bullion. ,.ol67.04l,425 S187.l6b877
Silver dollars and bullion lS,2S9,4O7 l7.s4Y'7s7
United States notes. 2p,l5S,4S6 29.lSS'1OS
Other assets less demand
liabilities. ............... l0,859,641 I1552O75
--
Available cash balance,
including gold reserve. S225, las, 900 S22575o.2l7
Money in London. 2loq2at q cent Rates of dis
count in open market for both short and three
months bills 2a4 n cent. Paris adyices quote
O cents at l03 francs 77la centimcs. Exchange
on London. 25 francs 30 centimes.
Vermilye g. Co. announce that they have sold
the entire issue of $9, go 900 New York State
Canal 3 gold bonds awarded to them last
Friday.
, The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
The sun., 1898-02-24
The sales of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-.
CoMMERCIAL COMPEND.

"WEDNESDAY, Feb. 23.-GRAIN--w wheat-Spot
was moro active. The sales were lac. 600 bush,
including 5000 No. 2 red here, 1913 600 do. at
tho outports on private terms for export. 5000
ungraded red at 81. .O3 delivered. and 5000 State
white at 93i2c. in elevator. Free on board
afoat: No. / Northern spring. New York,
No. hard Duluth, $l.05as; No. / hard Mani.
19Sa so bSsb srsnn ,6s received to-day 22
20,aoo;S ~ Milwaukee, n 22,75o; against ,9,l0O; ST.
Louis 1900 nSgsiIst 3267 Toledo 1880
year. Futures declined nc. to ll4c. Future
sales 4.l45, 900 BUSH. as follows:
March orss'"0 1tSgss'' Isss'' Closing: $Ss
s:$;:%s:; e e e. 's:; S ':i $ e. G.
STEADY Western b. SScf fhS@ fTas on board board
$4,000 bush ineiSdias s IsSoo 1S's yellow @
free on sG& Co., mixed ao
oa psyss terms fSr No mixed
Future sales 5000 bush as follows 0 ~ ~ 'S'
49, Opening. Highest. Lo,ss,f. Closing N;sSE
sSs:: s.: ST. ss SSs Sssf 49,: ss
ss ssss Sa su9
export No. white. 39r; No. do ii 900 az 8gl he;
ST. 81 SG sS asad aIs Nc Sc
de- DO, white. 3c No; mixed, delivered. 1000 at
a2l2sa3c.; track mixed 8lG133c.; do white. 30 900
az 34@3sc Futures we're nominaly unchanged.
Monday
opening Highest. LoWeSt. Closing. NghG
The speculation IN wheat to-day was fairly active
nut In the main Of local professional character
Early In the day prices declined lower Liverpool
cable! and some foreign selling but subsequently,
rallied and recovered most OF tho loss. The brad
street statement was better than had been expected
showing decrease In the worlds available supply,
% mneIeaS a. incrsase had been expected. ana shorts
selling for both aeeounts but rallied from the lowest
prices on covering OF shorts. the last quotationa
showing a fractional net loss for the day. Liver.
POOL declined sId. 10 lad. Antwerp was nrml.
Ihere was holiday In Paris. Brddsfreet's re.
ported decrease IN the available supply in
this country OF 10000 bush, and increase In
EUROPE OF 100000 bush., making q decrease In the
total worlds available supply Of se6.oUO bush. Ihe
The sun., 1898-02-24

COUPON BONDS IN DENOMINATION OF $1,000 EACH WITH
PROVISION FOR REGISTRATION OF PRINCIPAL.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD COIN OR OR
EQUAL TO THE PRESENT STANDARD OF WEIGHT AND FNENESS
ANNUAL SINKING FUND SUFFICIENT RETIRE BONDS AT
MATURITY. "
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-20
THROUGH SPANISH EYES,
How the Battle in Manila Bay is Reported
by Spanish Papers-What They Will
Do with President Mckinley After
They Capture Him.

The following is taken from Ell Her
aldo, a paper published in the city OF
San Juan de Porto Rico, the capital
of the island of that name. and gives
such a full and complete account OF the
battle of Manila, that it is worth repro
ducing and preserving:
Victory arises. Our fleet, composed
of nine Spanish vessels, and under COM
msnd of the brilliant and illustrious
sailor and warrior, Don Patricio Mon
tejo, has thrashed the Yankee squadron
which sailed from Hong Kong to the
Philippine islands, forcing it to with
draw after inaicting serious damage,
thus teaching the Yankees a lesson.
Thus has resulted the decisive triumph
which the Yankees expected in the
waters Of the Pacific.
''We said so. The Yankee squadron
was respectable, but it was woefully in
sufficient to fight our fleet, the patriot
ism and gunnery of whose crew made
the odds overwhelming in favor OF
Spain. Whenever our ships find any
American ships they cannot but destroy
them.
.'Our sailors of today are achieving as
great victories as we won in the Levant
and at Trafalgar and at Callao. They are
worthy successors of GalianO, CRAVING
| and Churruca. j.
"Hurrah for the navy, viva Espana.
And now the people of this country
| should tremble for in the same issue ap'
| pears this editorial:
"We are at war at last with the hate
full and accursed Yankee-that nation
| which is dedicated to the golden calf.
1.-THE die is cast. To the p~rovocations
of these charlatans of the Hudson
drunken with gin and surfeited witt
pork, let us answer in the words OF the
immortal defender of tho heroic city
War to the knife
"Assassins of defenseless mules ant
robbers of merchant ships; you woult
be safer in your cities of the interio
far from the shot and shell of II ships
After we have sunk your ships we vii
invade your territory and we will TAX
Washington, New York and Chicago.
''When we have captured M:kinle..
and he is our prisoner, we will mai
him black the boots of our invincibl
generals"