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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
SHE IS NOT CRAZY
Mrs. Geo. Roseberry Gets
Through Third Trial.
HAS ASKED FOR DIVORCE
From Her Husband For
Cruelty.

The case against Mrs Rosebe-ry.
charged with insanity, on trial IL
the probate court yesterday before jury
with a crowded court room, resulted in
verdict in favor OF Mrs. Roseberry, find
ing her 20 be OF sound mind There were
large number OF witnesses examined in
the case and great deal OF interest was
manifesto, as this was the third trial OF
che case. The Roseberry's are wealthy
farmers living eight miles south OF the
city. There has been trouble in the fam
lily for the past I've or six years. The
property is all owned by Mrs. Roseberry.
About five weeks ago Mrs. RoseberTy
began an action for divorce against her
husband. George Roseoerry. II was con-
tended by Mrs. Roseberry's attorneys,
Adams & Adams, during the trial, that
this insanity case was Instituted Tor the
purpose OF defeating the divorce action,
while Judge Wall. George Roseberry's
attorney, contended that the proceeding
was Instituted in good faith.
Judge Haymaker's instructions to the
jury were very full and complete and
seemed to satisfy counsel on both sides.
Mrs. Roseberry made a remarkably
good witness in her own behalf She
stated that she had been assaulted a
number of times by her husband and old
es: son, who appeared in court against her
That was the reason for the divorce pro
ceedings she has instituted. Once or
twice before Roseberry has tried to PROVE
his wife insane. It has got TO be a habit
with him and 20 q disinterested onlooker
vyh ~ of ~ "a
II might occur that the proceedings ought
20 be reversed.
Mrs. Roseberry owns the land and the
cattle and a good share of the brains Of
the family. and her work Is about right
II success OF business plans would indi-
cate any proof Of the statement
II the great majority Of Ransans were
to pass judgment on the prosecution II
would probably say that the old man
Roseberry's plans for proving his wife
insane were hiTnsily put up. Mrs Rose
berry has filed suit for divorce from
Roseberry. Nobody who has ever seen
the pair would claim for minute that
she ought TO be tried for insanity for do
ing that. But Roseberry got a stay OF
proceedings and started the insanity case.
His witnesses swore that Mrs. Roseberry
believed in the theory that rain can be
produced and believed in telepathy and
spiritualism. Besides this, she fed Rose
berry and his son on mush- They adj
nitted that they had abused her. the boy
especially. She said Things that they
thought no sane person would say.
In her own behalf Mrs. Roseberry gave
IN some testimony IN clear statements in
axnlana ton that convinced the iury that
she lacks several turns OF being Insane.
So she will go back home still owner OF
the land and cattle and still business man
ager Of the Roseberry ranch.
The Jury were DR.. Kirkwood. George
Asp. z. T. Allen, c. Pie-pont, John Tay-
Ior and T. C. Clark
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
ONE CHANCE FOR KANSANS

San Francisco, Aug. u.-There are about
$500 Philippine expedidonary troops in
San Francisco. The Arizona and Scandal
will take away $500, leaving 5000 to be
forwarded. This includes the Eighth Cal
ifornia, which was turned over to Major
General Otis and made part of the expe-
dictionary forces. The First Washington
has not been attached to the Eighth army
corps and will. therefore. not go to Ma
Mia unless later orders are issued as
signing it to duty in the Philippines.
It is expected that the Australia and
Sydney will reach this city from Manila
about the 18th They will be Immediately
fitted out for return trip the Philip
pines with troops and will be followed
by the City of Pekin, which is due here
about the Path. These vessels will prob
ably carry the Fffty-frst Iowa, the
Twentieth Kansas and the First Tennes-
sea General Merriam desires to have all
the troops embarked for Manila not later
than October 10
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
MUSIC AND DRAMA

q
The people OF Wichita have always
shown their appreciation OF hrst-cIass en-
tertalnments. and the way they are ex-
pressing themselves by having their seats
reserved IN the Auditorium for The sea-
sou is 10 exception
Yesterday was the biggest days rush OF
all. All day long ticket holders throngsd
around tie plat to secure their reserves
Everyone IS delighted with ne new plan
The Grecian Arts TabIssux company Of
Boston VIII please any audience. They
have never been west and x viii be a
grez: innovation Toe following are press
ard personal comments:
TIE Arena Magazine. IN referring 70 tbs
Greciaa AT Ta5ieaux company. n Al
article on re 'Educztio1sl value % Ar
tistic Entertainment" says:
Another kind % educational su1rse-1so,
which Is proving exceedingly popular and
IS AZ once delightful 20 the eye and lu-
aglnacioa. when rendered n truly arts
tic manner and with Cue regard % TIE
facts ot History. IS re ta5leau entertain
rnsnt -hs posing .; whica beng largely
historical, raycfo.oEical Ct represent -ivs
% -ne worlds masterpieces cf sculpture.
tr.te-spszzed with music and home or h.
rnorous scenes suAcsent - relieve The
run6 and rest tae imagination
TIE company of Cass kind whleh ca TIE
present tine stands q: ire head % IL
azes,lcaah.y Elizabeth Flower wis
Grsclaz A. -ablszax c~.Szuy.
TIE conscientious. ps-ssvs-tag az3 IL
tsT.igea< s1or:s q Mrs. Wits = asssz--
l-g and arranging gT3Gps. prod zc4nE SIX
!zz positions. Illustrating historical AID
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az h5ra@ re AID hE1o-01z groups. to
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
HOGS FIVE HIGHER
Larger Receipts and Better
Run of Stock.
TOPS UP TO $50
Cattle Steady and Light Run
of Offerings.

The Wichita hog market yesterday was
a strong five cents higher. with a very
good run Of receipts and quality gener-
ally good The volume OF hogs offered
was the best IN a week, last Tuesday
alone excepted The grade was also bet
ter than for several days past, the most
Of the stock received through the day
passing very favorably. The average
weight for the hogs received during the
day was 2z6, against 216 the day before,
nine pounds the better for yesterday, and
q pounds ahead Of the same day last
week, the weight for the latter date be-
ing 2-2- While there were no real choics
loads in yesterday, Their were a few OF a
very good grade Of desirable butcher
stock and heavy enough TO raise the av-
erage up to the point reached by the
trading yesterday. The tops for the day
were $40. against $500 for the day pre-
Vious. The tops for yesterday were a
prime load of 2S7 pound hogs, seLin z
straight and without dock and they were
IN every way worthy OF this top figure.
The real strength Of the market Is EVIL
danced in the fact that the two top loads
for Wednesday weighed respectively 252
and 24o pounds. The receipts were 500
above those Of the day before, and ahead
OF the sans day lost week The trade was
active and the demand good, all the Of
ferings being readily absorbed about as
soon as unloaded. The most Of the bust
ness yesterday was done from the car
receipts, the wagon trade being weak so
far as quantity was concerned, and the
grade being only fair. The first load TO
cross the scales was q car received late
The night before, but contracted for by
the DoId company before its arrival This
was a car Of fair 225-pound hogs, selling
well UP for the day. Prices ranging from
$3.50 to 1854 ruled for some time after
the opening, and the top load of $50 was
about the last TO be weighed up. There
was a varying range OF hogs offered yes
terday. some light loads showing up fair
IN quality, and a few which averaged well
up in weight, being enough mixed with
coarse and packer stock to lower their
intrinsic value. Dold was practically the
only buyer on the market for anything
near desirable butcher stock, Bennett TAX
ing the lighter stuff and thin stocker
hogs. All hogs yarded were readily ia
ken care Of and at the best prices, the
trade being at all times active and firm.
As has been the case for some time, the
supply was considerably below the de-
mand, more hogs wanting than came in.
The prices paid were well up toward the
Kansas City range, and the best that the
prevailing conditions would warrant. Ev-
erything was sold that was offered and
the pens empty at night. This week is
already far ahead Of the same week last
year, and yet more hogs could be used,
and ars in ready demand every day than
ar arriving. The local packing demand
continues strong and very much ahead Of
the supply, and the prices paid are so
close now to Kansas City prices that it
must inure TO the best advantage of all
shippers in this tributary territory to con-
sign to this market.
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LIVE STOCK harriet
KANSAS CITY.


Kansas City. Aug. u.-Cattle-Receipt
400; market steady to strong; active. Nc.
tive steers. $400f5. 40; Texas steers, Sc. e0ai
AS; Texas cows. $26oa3I Is; native cows
and heifers. S2.00G500; stockers and feed.
ers. s3.O0G4so; bulls. s2soQ4.Oo.
HogSReceipts. 1900; market strong &c
Ioc higher; bulk OF sales. sS.SSq3S5; he4v-
les, SS.70G3. IS; packers. S.s0a3. s.; mixed
$S5oQS.S5; lights. s.. 45QS-55; workers, IS. 80 .
SOS: piss. S3.504S-S5.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900: market firm
lambs, S3.IoQ2,So; nuttons. $2ooQ425.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Aug. u-Cattle-Receipts y
o00. including 500 Texans; market steady "a
strong. Native shipping and export steers
IS 5a1I5. 10; light and dressed beef and
butcher steers. a.00Q5-2O :stockers and
feeders s3.00d4S5; cows and heifers. s.. o67
40; Texas and Indian steers. Ss-20q4 -.
cows and heifers. S2.60G25.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market 5 10 I0c
higher; workers.. $2S5Q2So; packers, S,s5
SIS: butchers. S3.s0G+c1
Sheep-Receipts. 2,2oo; market fairy
steady; native muttons. S5@5425: lambs,
81. IeQs.10
CHICAGO.
LII
demand for cattle today az steady prices.
Choice steers, S5-25G5-55; medium. si.So1
As; beef steers. 81 AGi-75; stockers and
feeders. SSG5-05: bulls. S26Q9tz5; cows
and heifers. S5-5a74e5; calves, $3.5od7 100;
western rangers. $3-0oG+75: Texans. Sz53
go
There was an active demand for hogs
from packers and eastern shippers. Prices
ruled strong and 3 TO lie higaeC. fair 20
choice, &-S7i=G4e5; packers. S36oGS s.;
butchers. S27eQ4eo; mixed. ss5d3-s7
lights. &-55GGs7l2; pigs, s. S572S5
Trade u sheep was brisk and D. 5css
ruled generally steady and unchaLgcd
Native sheep. s2oo9A70; western rangers
SS-7SE4s5: yearlirEs. 81 5c34 IS: common d
choice lambs. S4o0Qs-5o; chcsce western
range lambs. S5-&
Recsipts-C4ttle 800; hogs 2.oo; sheep
i. GO.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
HosprrA1. LECruRE couRsE

HOSPITAL LECTURE COURSE
OF Rev. Thomas Dixon. Jr.. whose lee
ture is the first number OF the course.
II may be well SAID. He excels all others
in rhetoric. logic and oratory-" Since
going 20 New York. Mr.. Dixon mas
preached TO more people regularly ,has
any other man in the city and more note
has been taken OF his work by metropol-
itan press than of any other clergyman
No man in America IS more thoroughly
hated by a certain class OF law breakers.
corrupt politicians and BLACKBOARD news
papers than this young preacher. But
villifcaHon, SANDER apd abuse only in
crease the number OF his friends. and
augments the pressure of the crowd 20
gain admission 90 his services. The Rev.
Hugh Price Hughes. the great Methodist
preacher of London, recently said of him
in an article in his London Times: He
is the living embodiment Of convictions.
ideals and methods by when Christianity
will yet triumph IN the civilized world
While ne has been denounced as a sensa-
tionalist and seeker after notoriety. those
who know him personally laugh at such
a charge. HIS manner IS free and sim
pie. He cultlva4es the broadest love for
his fellow man, and shuns the city and me
crowd whenever possible. He spends every
dav he can at his lovely county home
Hambright Hall. at Cape Charles, VIZ
ginla-drivtng, gardening. boating. hsniHg
ana hunting, IN company with his charm
ing wife and children
To near him lecture Is an intellectual
trea, as well as an educational and en-
foy able one.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
DISPENSING CHICKAMAUGANS

Chickamauga. Ga. Aug u.-PrepAra-
ions TO comply with the eTder issued
from Washington for two divisions to
Ieave Camp Thomas VIII be comnencsd
at once General Breckenridge. CON-
rr.ander az Camp Thoris, Is opposed to the
plan Of dividing the army, but u now
seems tina. the decision Of tAe war de-
partuent is positive and unehnngeaoi Die
The plan Of General Breckinricge aad Dis
officers was 20 reduce the SIZE % The
army By sending ne brigaees 20 various
places in the mountains around Chatta-
rooga- and Il Is saAd that ore piace bad
already been selected before me WASH
ington orders were issued.
The sscoud division. ordered - K1cx-
vile IS expected 20 march TIE distance Of
IL miles. The country % b traversed
Is especially adapted for march. and ~
TIP viii doubtless prove very bsnehc.a Al
% the men Il has rot ys< seen 6eciis3
how the division ordered 70 Lexinztoa
VII D. sen Il IS PossIsls thai tais Gyl-
son xzu also march.
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tinued wet weather in the eastern por-
ton of the cotton belt. insufficient mois-
ure in the southwestern and evidences
hat tn English cotton trade construed the
government report Of yesterday less bear
ISL than the local contingent had antici-
pated. The early gain was subsequently
lost under absence OF specula tive support
and scattered bear sellirg. Trading was
quite active during the first few minutes
but gradually simmered down 70 a narrow
scalping business. with pr1ces fuc:uat ting
within point or two OF .ast nights final
figures. Spot cotton closed steady; mid
ding uplands. 6 lis; middling gulf. s-Ie:
sales. ,s4s bales. Futures closed quiet
and steady; August s5.3s; September SIS;
October. s5s1; November. 1888; December.
S5.S6; January $500; February s6-os; March
s5.Os; April, s6o9; May. ssl2
New Orleans. Aug. u--Cotton-Steady:
middling. 5-1sc.
Galveston. Aug. u.-Cotton-Quiet and
steady; u-16c.
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THE WEATHER,
Wichita Kan. Aul

Wichita, Kan, Aug. II, 1898.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity:
Until Saturday, fair.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature has been 81, the lowest 81,
and the mean So, with a dense smoke all
day, light northwest TO northeast wind
and about normal barometer.
The river has fallen TO "a feet at
Z D. m.
Thus Ear this month the average tenn
perature has been IA. or about five de-
grees daily less than the normal.
Since the first of January the tempera-
ture has been about one degree daily
above the normal, and the rainfall for the
same time has been l2.17 inches in excess
of the normal amount.
For the past ten years the average tenn
perature for the month Of August has
been r. and for the 18th day. n.
FRED. L. JOHNSON, Observer.
Washington, Aug. u.-Forecast for
Friday:
Kansas-Fair; variable winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair;
variable winds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
SHIPPERS AND NOTES

Cheskey & Funk OF Nickerson were on
the early market with car OF medium
hogs. sold TO Dold.
Hugh Griffith Of Belle PLANE was ship
per OF very fair medium hogs sold on the
early market to the Dold company.
Steiner & Blair. the Old reliable shipping
firm from Lyons. were in on the early
market with car load OF ngh medium
hogs. wh.chsold readily, the Dold COM
pany taking the load.
Whi.ner & Burchinal OF Conway
Springs were shippers Of fair medium
hogs. selling for next 10 top prices for the
day.
L. w NcGivney OF Pond Creek was
ID with car load OF very fair medium
light hogs. sold for a price close 10 the
top for the day.
IA. Sykes & Son OF New Murdoch.
were on the market with a car load OF
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.

The cattle market yesterday was fairly
quotable as steady. with a light run in,
and the quality Of the stock offered only
fair no really good butcher stock ap-
bearing on the market, most of the stuff
offered being stockers and light cows. The
cattle division for the past week or more
has shown increasing activity on this
market and all stuff on sale has received
the very best accounting. Good stiff prlces
are being paid for desirable fat cattle.
and It has been repeatedly proved that
shippers can benefit themselves by enclos-
ing in a car OF hogs a few good fat cat
tie. which will always receive the best
prices consonant with the cattle market
anywhere. There are several classes OF
buyers at these yards ready TO bid on all
classes Of cattle. the Dold company be-
ing always at hand TO take such grades
offat killing stock as offered. The mar
ke- for cattle at this point Il picking up
right now, and more can be used.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
ACCUSED As GROULS
Kansas Soldiers Charged With
GhastIy Vandalism.
REBEL GENERALS REMAINS
Dug Up and Handed Round as
Souvenirs.

Washin gton, Aug. IA special to the
Star from Thoroughfare Gap. Va, says
that Judge Advocate Dudley, OF the
United States army, arrived IN camp last
night to try Assistant Surgeon and Cap
tain Duncan. Of the Twenty-second Kan
sss regiment, charged with Decorating
the grave of a Confederate officer al Bull
run Here is the story as roId.
"a most astounding story reached here
Wednesday night from the volunteer
army at Manassas. Va, which consists OF
part OF the Camp Alger troops now seek
ing a new camp. II is asserted that while
the Twenty second Kansas was encamped
at Bull Run, on the site OF the historic
battlefield. some of the soldiers OF that
regiment came upon the marked grave Of
Major j. T. Duke. Alabama, c. s. A. 1t
is charged that they proceeded to open
the grave. dig up the body, cut off the
shoulder straps. pull out the gold filed
teeth and break the skull TO pieces pass
ing the bits around for mementoes. Some
Kansas amber objected strenuously and
the desecra tors are said 20 have replied:
Hell. whats the difference? what is he
now?" The matter came out through the
complaint of citizens, and it Is said that
Surgeon Duncan, who Is alleged have at
least seen the outrage, has been arrested
by provost guard and that he and others
will be couTt-mar tialed.
General Shiate was thunderstruck when
the matter was brought 70 him and prom
ises the most vigorous invesd gation. The
citizens OF Manassas are at white heat
over the after.
Owing to terrific rains. which stopped
the army in its march, the Twenty second
Kansas could not be cached last night
for its side Of this most startling story .
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readings ever heard in Aalon. The violin
and piano Duets By the Misses Sears
were exceptionally fine. The audience
was the largest Of our eourse."-S. c.
Aoriel, General Secretary Y. ". c. A..
Malone. y. Y.
The Greciaa Are Tshleaux company
gave 4 splendid entertainment in the Star
course last evening. Tue tabieaux repre-
senting historical. neurological and mod
ern scenes were admirable arranged. The
readings. soprano and violin solos were
enthusiastically received The Times
and Expositor. Adrian. Mich
Elizabeth Flower wills and her Gre
clan Art Ta5leaux company were enthu-
s.asticaIly received a. Association Hall
last evening. A large audience was in at
tendance and every number on ne pro
gram was heartily encored. The cleye-
land Leader.
The entertainment at Memorial Hall
given by the Greolan Art Ta5ieaux COM
pany was pronounced the superior event
% the entire course Elizabeth Flower
Willis. who is me leading spirit Of the
company, has 81 superb voice and her de-
lineation of character IS powerful, while
she is che tarthest possible from the over
done afectation SO common TO public read
ers"-Tne GAINESVILLE (Ohio) Courier.
"A novel and delightful entertainment
was given IN the Auditorium last night
By the reciEn Art Tableaux company.
Every seat in the house was occupied and
the enjoyment was general and contfnu-
Gus. Elizabeth Flower Wills. the designer
and arranger OF the program. IS a reader
Of great power and ability and by the
excellence OF her art quickly won the
sympathy OF the audience. "-Columbus
(Ohio) Evening Dispatch
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12

walter wenrnAn left short time ago
on a trip 10 rescue Andree. ths Nor"e-
gian, who sailed away IN balloon Just
a year ago TO hunt for the North Pole. An
accurate modern map Of the Polar regions
such as is contained in the Eagles AtlAs.
would give you an intelligent idea Of the
course pursued by these explorers. and
what has bse1 little more than jaTgon 70
YOU viii become sane and interesting mar
ratve. This atlas Of the world Will eost
YOU but % cents; by mali cents extra
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
DRY GOODS MARKET

New York. Aug. 1.-THE presence OF
many buyers has kept business in the
dry goods district active, especially IN
johbtng stores. There has been a some
what freer demand throukh mail orders
for sample cotton lines and staple prints.
The gain in cotton goods has not been
paralleled by any increase in the demand
in wooden goods Of any description. The
market for mems wear fabrics has shown
some slight increase in interest. Print
cloths show no Improvement worthy OF
note. Extras at &c are eliciting few bids.
Contract loas are said to be readily OBJ
tanned at this price. Ordered goods are
also quiet and featureless. In staple cot
tons the steady market for bleached goods
continues
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
THERE is A CLASS OF PEOPLE

Gently there has been placed IN ali
the grocery stores new prepa-
ration called GRAIN-O. made Of
pure grains. that takes the pIacs
Of coffee. The most delicate stomach re.
celves II without distress. and but few can
tell Il from coffee It does not cost over
4 as much. Children may drink II with
great benefit l5c and sc per package Try
IL Ask tor GRAIN-O.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12

Bet Lrdeestood that TIE Eaz.s's Etaz4-
ard Var As-as = eg-g.e-s = every 5stzsi.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
COFFEE AND sUG All MARKET

New York, Aug. u.-Cofee-Optiors
opened steady at Ave points decline, with
subsiding speculative interest following
unsatisfactory cables and disinclination
OF spot buyers 10 follow late advances;
HEAVIER general undertone, some realizing
and renewed selling for short account.
Closed steady. 5 20 Is points lower. Sales
1880 bags, including August, $5.6Gd5. SIS;
September, s5.5545.T9 Spot cofee-Rio.
quiet; steady; No. invoice. 81; No. q
jobbing, Ga; mild. steady; Cordova, S4l5c;
fair trade in jobbing and invoice lots on
private terms.
Sugar-Raw strong and active; fair re-
fining, 3s1c; centrifugal, s6 test, 4Ac; good
business or basis of above prices. Re-
fined strong.
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