The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-01

E. B. Weatherby & Co., of Enid had
car of hogs among the offerings
J. F. Vandiver of Blackwell was pres
ent with a car Of hogs.
c. r. Harley, also of Blackwell, had
car of porkers on the sale.
]. w Workman of Lyons sent over
car of hogs.
Harvey Grace, of Cheney, one of the
regular shippers had in a car of hogs He
is feeding more for shipment soon
Horner & Kirk of Kingman sent in car
Of hogs on the market.
Ed. Burchfeld, Of Burchfeld & Renau,
of Waketa, o. T, had a car Of porkers
sent in over the Hutchinson Southern.
He says there are not many hogs left for
immediate shipment, but there will be
plenty in about a month from his sec
ton.
Day & Youman Of Alameda sent In
| car of swine to the yards.
]. B. Hutchinson of Renfrow was caller
at the yards during the day. He will
| soon have stock to send up.
J. J. Houstonof Ponca City had car OF
| hogs in.
Joe Scott of Peck was up with one car
of hogs and cattle. mixed.
| Henry Steinkirchner of Newton had
down one car of hogs.
Mike Quinn of Belle PLANE drove up a
wagon load of good hogs. He says there
are not many hogs in his neighborhood
ready for shipment.
Henry Longfellow came in from the east
end of the county, with wagon load of
| porkers.
Major Chris Shepherd OF Goddard, one
of the old reliable shippers, was a visitor
at the yards yesterday, calling upon his
| Erik He he GhinrnenTS
| hogs from his section will be light. The
hail storm that wasted his end of the
county last year took most of the corn,
| and farmers have had to feed boughten
corn, and the result is they have run in
their shoats which they otherwise would
have fed UP this summer. He is feeding
| considerable himself, and will ship here
SIS soon as they are ready.
| There were thirteen cars of stock in
Yesterday, distributed as follows: Seven
over the Santa Fe, and three each over
the Rock Island and Missouri Pacific
Mr.. George P. Dold returned from Au-
gusta yesterday morning, and left for
Kingman county on business.
The DoId Packing company yesterday
shipped out one car of fresh pork to Phil
adelphia, one car of packing house pro-
ducts to Kansas City, and one car of
the same 10 New Orleans.
When Major Chris. Shepherd was at the
yards yesterday, he acted so frisky and
| CAV that he was questioned as TO the
cause In an evil hour he confided to a
few of his most confidential friends that
his errand in the city was solely to call
on the judge of probate and procure the
license. The major has many warm friends
among the commission men and stock
wards officers and this friend was sc
| tickled he at once gave the alarm and
soon It was known all over. The happy
event is to occur early next week. and
1t is now proposed that a large party
with a full program, go down and attend
the ceremony and bear testimonial and
congratulations Of substantial nature
Woods has given his permission for Ar
nett to charter one Of his double deck
cars; Daddy Tillford and Uncle Ed
Blackburn will chaperone the party, and
the A. B. Crawford string band Of Garder
Plain will give the music. VIII Dulaney
will corral his famous Stock Yards Glee
club, and If he can bribe the police moi
to interfere, this coyote melody club viii
sing few in plaintive strains-at least
II will be strains. Marsh Paugh and
Brother Bean will each recite little ode
lowed and the genial Billy Wallace vii
give a personal sketch in his inimitablt
manner, entitled, why l was Docked
At the close, under the direction of Rev
Amos Williams, the party will unite II
singing the dogsology and come home. a;
many as are not detained by the sheriff
| officer Reeder yesterday distinguished
himself by big haul of tramps which fol
two days had infested the neighborhoot
of the yards The day before he had rur
ten of them out of town, and yesterday
morning eleven more got roaring DRUM
and caused trouble. He telephoned dowr
town for the wagon, which came will
| Officer Mcmillan. The whole yards turned
out to watch the fun and take a hand
Two got away, but nine were pinche'
and locked up. Cliff Darrat got clul
| and chased one and was about to knocl
him down when the bum reflected ant
stopped. Paugh and some of the othe
commission men had a tussle but the,
were finally rounded up. Officer Reede
is convinced that two Of the party tina
! escaped through the night were member
of Black Jacks safe-cracking gang. Tn
camp is now broken up, and it is no
thought any more trouble will come o
/ | this crowd Five of the outfit were tn
same cripples that were run in from tn
, Rock Island yards a few nights ago an
ordered to leave town.