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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-26
BOUND TO HURT SOMEBODY
Cuban Tobacco Duties Constitute
PNrp irNiug Prob EN-

New York. Oct. "A World tispatcn
from Washington says: A perplexin 3
problem confronts President Mckinney IN
the matter Of fixing rhe duties on tobacco
in the island % Cuba during its military
occupation.
The c.garnakers Of Florida and the
manufacturers Of tobacco in many OF toe
large cities have asked ABOUT probable
changes Il duties during cle American
occupation and urged the Abolition of al
duties They say they have been Injured
thousands OF dollars by the Cuban war
and thac zhe only way 20 Immediately
rebuild tie trade IS TO encourage Cuban
planters and American enterprise o. CIV
ing every inducsnent for toe growing
and shipping OF tobacco 20 THIS couatry-
on the o-2er hand The Cuban planters
have begged that 10 s1on zcCion . -sksn.
as L. would mean tae ruin of the tobacco
industry II Cuba They cain that TIE
moment tie import duties are abb. stl=1
Or a01ere6, tons ot Inferior to5acoo would
he sent from ne United States into Cuba
Manufactured s1co cigars aac shipped
from me is.z-d as Havana cigars. fat-
ing -ne-r way into ali n markets q TIE
world TIE discovery % ms fraud and
re Inferior quality OF The goo6s would
forever dlscret1t rta. 2-oauct and rctz TIE
market Tor Havana -o5ecco-
L e likely that re president XII -
fs- the matter . congress % sctloa-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-26
APPLE CROP VERY SHORT
Failure Extends from the Pacific
Coast 70 sEusue


Coast 70 Gaiue
Chicago. Oct A-The OrzrEs Judd
Farmer tomorrow viii say: The apple
crop Of he United States Is smaller than
u has been since reliable statistics have
been collected. TIE total supply from
ire 1895 crop OF the United States IL o.
90. 30 barrels compared with something
over forty millions last year and seventy
millions n the record-breanng crop OF
1ss. The failure IS wtdes pread. reaching
from toe Pacific coast 20 Maine. and n
none OF the states does the output OF fruit
approach an average IN TIE great apple
states OF the west. the crop IS almost al
absolute failure. although the situation In
Michigan Is better than elsewhere. having
about -wo-thirds OF the bumper crop OF
'eS New York has only one-hfth OF a
full crop The failure Is attributed 10 the
fact that during the blooming season
there was excessive rainfall. wSich
washed out che pollen and prevented
proper fertilization by insects. while q
oold wave added 70 The injury. and subse-
quen, moist humid weather was very
favorable 20 the development os fungus
diseases The Ontario crop IS decidedly
short The crop OF Europe IL reported
below the normal!
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-26
!. HOG MARKET Strong
Run Just an Average and
Quality Better.
TOPS UP TO S3.42 ~
Cattle Steady With Light
Supply.
TOPS UP TO S3.42 IL

The Wichita hog market was yesterday
Quoted as strong with Mondays prices.
Z was q fairly normal day on the local
exchange, and trade n live stock was &C.
tive and firm. there being al al times
( good Diversified demand for stock and
the sale stuff il. meeting with ready ac-
eeptance AS for the wagon trade. roth
Ing can be said Of fowery nature for
The quality and the volume of receipts
from this branch was only fair As 20
grade. Il was considerably below par. the
stock from this branch beng decidedly
Indifferent and commonly poor Neverthe-
Jess, al hogs offered n this line were
promptly bid upon and transferred. at
such fair prices as they could reasonably
command AS for the car stuff, It may
be said that on the whole IL was better
than the day before. and all sold readily
a the best prices warraltabIe, the other
markets considered. As a fair indication
Of the strength Of the market yesteray
: may be cited that the average weight
was the same as on Monday, Z35 pounds.
The car hogs arriving yesterday were
fairly good, and q shade. at least, better
than the offerings on the day previous.
The supply OF wagon hogs, while light,
was also Of Indifferent grade, but the gen.
eral market was not materially Influenced
by this circumstance. The top load for
the day went al 50. 421z. just 21z cents
above the tops Of Monday, and the COM
parative weights show the sale yester-
day very much in favor of a strong mar
ket. AL through the day there was a
strong demand, and all hogs OF a grade
meeting the demand went readily at
prices favorable 10 shippers, and there
was no lack Of bidding for such hogs as
couj be az once used by the several buy
ing elements. The bulk shows the same
as on Monday, but the most Of the car
sales yesterday went at a very small
range OF s.. 35d3 .3712. II was in all q high
market. the best hogs selling for all
they could command and everything on
sale going al prices IN conformity with
other reporting live stock markets and
the local conditions prevailing The re-
ceipts were about on a par with the day
before and about 100 below the same
day a week ago. AL offerings were easily
{. sposed OF and al the close all hog pens
were empty. The local market was in
ell respects holding its own with the other
principal receiving points and strong with
the day before.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-26
Our Navy and HnuaiI

Every American IS Interested n the re-
suit % our conflict with SPAN. and should
fam!lizrizs himself WIKI the wonderful
achievements and possibilities OF cur New
American Nsyy-of our modera battle
ships. hose terrible engines az war which
scconpi .shed ths complies destruction %
the Spanish fleets az Manila azd Santiago.
Il may also be Of Interest 20 inform your
selves relative % the newly acquired ter
ritory % The United States. the HaEailzz
Islands. learn something about ne rAtv-
~. 0ccupa lions. etc. q thelr people. 4
handsome At Portfolio. composed % ten
books. containing beautiful pnoiogravurss
OF n. American Navy. Cuba AMI Hawai-.
together vito a brief but comprehensive
description % each view. can be % aimed
from any ticket aEsri % the Friseo Line
to- he nominal sum q ter cents each. o.
a conpis.e SCI Tor ore dollar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-26
TELEeRaPAfc saIEsITs

OsSeE0. y I. o. zf-The barge Avg
U.s.. wash orok. away from re s;ez-z-r
Armenia Friesy ziZh- . safely 1sorss
e. Gsrel ner's $40. ns@- El-Es-oz. or
Moatsozery. "A. O-t ss-Tcs stat.
hsAltn department hsz oc5clasly 6sc-S-ss.
OF al Quarantine r-z-rtctlc-s
London Oct 3i-It Ass Us. 6@~slope1
t.aS ne German BARK Szcsfzctso1 ssnk
during IT, 7>csa- Ezl- r. -. $s-rH ssa
ne czg-21 Is Vie sr3 80 crew % ME
were drowned. o-.1E a. G. 1919. excsvt =
boy. NO vas saved
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CT ~ tracks O.. tae D-1Tsr sae p o G-s-cs
"a Trad q te-tr =&g soze frs-u eau-ca.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-26
WOOL MARKER.

Boston, Oct. Z.-There has been more
business transacted during the past week
IL the wool market than az any time for
seven months ard the market IS = whole
is steady. Dealers are not disposed 20
part with their stock unless at The full
market price Quotations: Unwashed ne
dun. Missouri quarter-olood combing.
2lGc2c; braid combing. a0c; spring medium
Y months, l6G1sc; secured. 42q43c; spring
fine Y months. T4lsc; secured, 4Ig4Sc.
Territory wool-MontanS fine medium
and fine l4G171zc; secured. 47G4sc; staple.
59dS2c: Utah. Wyoming. etc. fine medium
and hne, 1t1lsc; secured. f7g4Sc: staple.
e0c- Australian. secured basis. comoing.
superane. 70Qf2c; good 5oGeSc; average,
ssNS7c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-26
REPRESENTATIVES, SALES.
SHIPPER AND NOTES.

John Ratciiffe OF Cunningham. one OF
the pioneer shippers 70 tbs market. was
IN Yesterday with car lead Of medium
heavy hogs which al once sold at the top
price Of the day. his load taking the
s3.471e price easily. bold being the ready
purchaser.
J. D. Rippy Of Stafford was on the mar
Let with a car Of mixed medium hogs.
the big end selling to Dold At the top
OF the bulk. and q very small number OF
sorts 20 3enuett at a good figure.
Harvey Grace OF Cheney was a shipper
o. q car Of hogs Of good enough grade 20
take the top point OF the bulk, his load
being made up OF heavy. well fattenec
butcher hogs OF even run
Fred Williams Of Mt. Hope was n with
a car Of good extra finished slaughter
hogs OF good. medium weight. running
even and selling % Dold the last one on
the close al q price right up next TO the
top.
Charlie Stuart OF whitewater was q late
arrival with q car Of medium hogs. which
went at once 20 Dold.
VIM. Calhoun. Of New Murdoch. was IN
with a car Of fine medium light hogs,
showing up only far weight. but even
f. the average and wei fed. just good
enough ID receive the top line q The bulk
rance
J. 3. Keu OF Clearwater was IN with
a car Of medium light hogs Of mixed
grade and selling n each instance az good
prices
". \. Ste-ler Of Medford wss late ar
rival wi-h 8 car OF hogs which wall be
sod or the early market today
The roads doing the hauling business
YESTERDAY we're as follows Santa Fe- 1;
Missouri Pacific. :. and Rock Island. ?
The daily comparisons were IS follows;
Tops S4zl-; bulk S-NTS-il; average
weight. -. receipts. s. For the day pre-
vtous. tors 8. -; bulk s. $3.50; average
weight. -. rece. pts. SIS. For The same
dav last week tops. s. SO: bulk. S.+o6
: %. average weight. -. receipts. so.
Other markets yesterday were as fol-
lows. Chicas 20 est mated p 90 hogs and
received 6. 90 with $50 LEFT over ffoga
:
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NEW REGIME IN PORTO RICO
Comfortable Customs Receipts and
Local nGfrfsfs I,ayzi

san Jaaa De Porto R-e5. oe- 24-Tas
members q rhe lasuiA- cz5.net toes 80
oata q slleg zace - Ire Jaif-1 safes
yesterday Eith bsitcag soie1llty- They
~ issue a zz-ltesso announcing th@.r
resolution % eTol4 partisan polit4cs ard
patty strife
Assn twavs th0osa15 oo-zrs have
hs..a collected a. c-sT5u-s duties sacs
octo5e- = re Ezy th= Uai,s5 stzsss or
nl-y ,1oz p1ssess.oa o Fo-t0 Res.
Cozzll o-tezA ezbs<kss o. eozrs -h@
Sp.Ea-su s-eazle- Gc-.sTt5@5 zz6 Ezs So
lated fron re saore- Re NAE q sg-.ct
declaring that -sLa-d TAD ben slrrs1-
6ei,es 5y eoS=c sr3z MA5-i1. sd1zz TIA.
&c sroulE -eEe- Aave soze &C U-r.a1ss - 9
A. s-der. Tee zez>-z1 sAIet tazay AID
VAS s@lu,A5 ~ ne Cs-,e6 Stzs.s eraser
Newark
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ghe Daily Eagles aaensaay II orns eobrr 2e 1888

southwest. this feature was more than
Offset by evidences that the cod wave re-
Gently central over the Atlantic states
nae passed out 70 sea Spot closed dun
and easy. uliddliag GUT. 11-l6c; middling
uplands. 4-lSc: sales, "a bales. Futures
steady; October. S.17: November 5-I7;
December. s.. %: January, $. p: February.
s. g; March, s5.37; April. s5.i1; May. S. As;
June. s5.4s: July, S.52; August. s. %
New Orleans. Oct. 25-Corton-SLeady;
middling l5-iSc
Galveston Oct Scot tor-Quier; 4 15-B
Liverpool. Oct B--Cc-ton-Spot quiet
prices favor buyers; American m,ddling
8 lid TIE sales Of the day were 1900
bales. of which 800 were for speculation
and export and included $4,000 American
Receipts. 5000 bales. including .. 20 bales
American
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-26
LIVESTOCK MARKET
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct. 5.-The supply OF cattle
/ today proved excessive 10 the sim de-
mand and statesmen were compelled 70
/ peddle long and hard in a soaking rain
storm 70 ind an outlet for their offerings
! At prices weak 70 I0c lower. Choice steers
/ $. 3Sq5. IS; medium. 81. 75d5 90: beef steers.
/ A-c0d4.70 stockers and feeders. 50. 00lI4. so:
/ bulls, A-4oG4- q: cows and heifers. s.. 5og
/ .; calves, 50. 25fI7.2 western rangers.
/ 2.6oG4. 60; western fed steers. a.Oea4 80;
4 Texas grass steers. 50. I5Q4- Is
! With large run Of hogs and close 20
/ 800 head Of stale stock on hand. buyers
attempted 10 force a decline in prices. but
/ could make little impression. Most Of the
/ good offerings were firmly held and sold
( well up TO Yesterdays prices. Fair TO
I choice, g. e5GS. 50; packing lots. So 40TS. S.:
/ butchers S3-5eG3-So; mixed So. seas. 70: light
| g $50 50; pigs. 81 1855
Some of the lots OF sheep that were
dry sold az previous prices, but buyers
demanded lower figures on account of the
vet weather. and both sheep and lambs
with feeces soaked had TO sell T5Ta5c
lower; western muttons. $40: western
feeding lambs. s COOS. 05: choice fed ma
tive lambs, sS.00G6.O5.
Receiprs-Cattle $500; hogs g, 900: sheep
1900
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Oct. S-Cattle-Receipts
Officially 1850 natives; 40 Texans. Sup
ply too large for any but best to bring
steady prices; common stock unevenlv
lower. Choice heavy steers. s. 2Sa5. a.:
medium, 81. Iof75. .: light weights. S554
$50; stockers and feeders 3. 0oT4. -:
butchers cows and heifers. s.. s5d4. 80;
western steers, S.eoG5.S5; canning stock.
s.. Iod3. so
Hogs-Receipts. OFFICIALLY $500. Trade
was good. supply so large that buyers
were rather Independent. consequently
prices were about PIC lower. Heavies.
s.. 5oGS-6Q; mixed. $. f5G3 80; lights. sac
SIS
Shee7-Receipts Officially son. Fair de-
mand. All desirable focks selling read
lily az steady prices: active inquiry for
good feeders. native lambs. $ 2eT5- 50: na-
tive muttons +.l0z54 .; western lambs.
81 .S0G5.50; western mutto1s. & s0G4 =:
range feeding lambs. 81 4aI4 *: range
feeding sheep. g. 9G4.eo. culls. s240c
So
ST. LOUIS
s. Louis. Oct. E--Catci-Recsip.s s.
0r); market for natives steady: Texans.
Ice lower; native shipping grades s.. so
$50. light 70 dressed beef steers s3-5T
: -; stockers ard feeders. =. SGT 70: cows
and hsifer= 8 esG4 80; Texas and Indian
steers. S2-70G4.S COWS and h=ifers, s. cog
SIS
Hogs-Receipts. s.ooo: market easy:
Workers. S-i1T3-S ., packers. S.EES. .;
butchers. S. 5S15. >.
Sheep-Receip;z. 500: marke, steady:
muttons. s. oo-a ;, cuus ard bucks. &.G8:
lambs s. el5S. 60
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-26

Rear Admiral Scnley and us star are
on board the Newark. awaiting the arrival
OF Commander Snow. who - 90 take COM
mand OF me United States naval STATION
az San Juan. before departing.
Colonel Hunter. secretary OF the United
States military commission. who y n
poor health VIII leave Ponce OF October
% on board the Philadelphia
The ef,cieu. work Of the United States
commission has won popularity ~tth It's
members among the people OF San Juan
and there have been number OF graceful
farewelis exchanged.
A movement; has been started % send .
Porto Roo commission 20 Washington n
order 20 represent 70 che authorities enere
the needs OF the people OF this Island
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS.

New York, Oct S--Conee-Options
opened steady. with prices unchanged 10
Ave points lower. ruled moderately ac-
tive. with weak undeEtone. European ca
blcs being unsatisfactory. spectators in
different and spot buyers retreating. ow-
ing TO continued stock accumulation and
increased movement OF Rio and Santos.
Closed steady, TO 10 points lower; sales,
q 900 bags: November. S. ooG5-50; De-
cember. S .25; February, .5.45; March,
s. $50; April, $50; May. S5.55; July. $500
SIS: September SIS. Spot cofee-Rto.
dull and easy; mild barely steady.
Sugar-Raw firm. held n CHER; fair REIN
ing. &c; centrifugal. e test. 414c; mo-
asses sugar. 31zc. Refined sugar, steady.
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COTTON.

New York. Occ- Ss-The cotton u1zrka.
opened quiet. wi,h prices unchanged %
points higher; : talr business was trans
acted around the opening out with the
execution % Ias accumulated orders "a J.
Ing fell OF % 4 very narrow scafDtnz
speculation. with prices varying scarcelv
a poin, from last ght's figures. TIE
bull cont inEe1t we're somewhat treasured
BY the more suscab}s political outlook
ABROAD and a Gispos. ton % yesterday :
shorts 70 cover. but we're restrained from
aggressive action bv very heavy peri Re
ce.p;s and = marked genera Improvement
Z weather conditions II he cctIoa belt
Although : drop OF : 20 . degrees n
temperature was recorded IN the extrens
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-26

Parties contemplating a trip 70 cpto-
-aeo. Oregon. Washington. Idaho. Mon
tana. California ard Utah po,ats should
rot fan 70 call a. city ticket oesce. Frisco
Lie. as we now have Ire only line TO
above states. We can save YOU from s
to y hon-s % al points On PAciac coast.
and from 70 hours on Denver. Colo
rado. and Ogden. Utah Leaving wseh-
tia az i2.t5 room. you arrive In Denver
next morning az AS. with only one change
OF ears Through Pullman sleepers. tour
Isl sieepers and chair cars from Els
worth. at which polnt direct Connection
is made Passengers can remain n sleeper
until a. n al Denver. Fer points west.
north. southwest aad northwest % Dea-
YER. direct connection = made. train lsav-
Tag Denver Ala a m. arriving az Port
land - a n (tSirc day. Seattle .
? n (sairt dayl. Spokane rs a m ttAlra
dzyl. Butte Is , m. (secoad day.. Hell
eaa io.Sa , m (sscond day.. san Fran
cisco s;45 a n. tchird dayl.
H O MORTTAORE. city Ticket AgG
Corner Main ana Douglas
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Maria Teresa starts Thur-day.

New York. Oct "A dispatch from
Caimansra- C1oA says Tire srnorsd
cruiser Nara Teresa 5 c0alinz Reva.rs
are 20 nearly completed tea: . hundred
Czosns q - working force have ben
discharged L Z Tow expected nat -
Nara Teresa Eil s-zr; fo- TIC Unlts3
S.Atss OF THURSDAY
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Provost Guard.maa stabbed

San Francisco. Oct A.-Prvste Chef
wood. ot company I. FIRST Teznes<ee. was
stabbed IL the back rhts nsoruing while
IN a saloon. CastNood was On To- pro-
vos- guard and was trying % arrest an
unknown Tennessee pirate. whsa soe A.
;e- stabbed him with a bsyoaet Chst-
woods condition IS critical
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GOING 10 KANSAS CITY
WHATS THE Use

m losing a. entire evening" You ca
spsod TIE evening with your friends a.
home ard take the Rock Island train e.
I0-s5 ,. n. reaching Kansas City a. -
O n Pullman sleeper and chair car VIE
eut change a Z COOPER =. p. A.
Wichifa Kan
EBES MCLEOD. A c. P. kTA.
topeka Kan
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sloan Went Down with Nine

Seattle, Wash, Oct "A Pos;-Int.lE
gencer special from Sunrise City. Alaska.
confirms she report OF ne los OF =
small sEoop and the drowning OF nine men
near Cooks Inlet last September The
men drowned were:
A II ADAMS Bellevue. Pa
- BONNER. Hope Church. Pa
CARSON PAYNE. Portland. Ora
- ZT8I4IER. Pit-sburg Pa
- SCOTT. Scotts5urg NJ
FRANK ROBINSON. Santa Cruz. Cal.
CHRIS JOHNSON. Cooks Inlet. Alaska
NJ wOLCOTT. New York
OLIVER wOLCOTT. New York. .ou Of
me above
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TOD SLOANE CALLED DOWN
Must Not Critic .se Those Who Are SO
Good an TO Praise Him

London. Oct z4-The neUspape which
have hitherto been almost unanimous in
their praise OF Tod Sloane. the America
jockey. today denounce his irnputstlon OF
unfairness on the part OF the Sandown
park judges. The Sun says:
The most thai can be wished for Sloane
Is that he viii promptly carry on, MS ex
pressed intention 70 betske himself with
MS followers out OF the country. He has
already received more grace than would
have ben extended TO other Jockeys"
Continuing. tn sun demands the with
draws, OF his license. and calls Lord WI.
lam BeresfOrd's attention 20 the fast -hst.
in its opinion. Sloane is unworthy 20 I-Ge
the Prince OF Wales horse in the race fcr
the Csmbr!dgeshirs stakes
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The cattle market was steady. with OILY
light supply Of stock offered, and the
demand good. There was a very light run
in. but all cattle on sale received prompt
and ready attention and were transfer
red az once. There was a ready and ac-
tive demand and more good salable cat
tie would have been taken az the best
price had they come IN
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To Colorado IS over the Santa re Rsusa
The fas: train. which leaves Wichita az
$50 ,. m. arrives a. Colorado points ne
next morning For Information call On
OF address l. K DELANEY. AKeat. i.
Phone 10. Douglas Ave- Depot
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-26

j. Costns 2-year-o.G brown gelding Deiiv-
cry won the Newport Nursery handicap
pate. race OF Ioe sove.esgns- Richard
Cookers .-year-old bay colt Bov,ingGreea,
oy Rey De- Rey. our ot Mss Porter. was
third Five horses ran
M1lwaukse. VS.. Oct A-Judge eSa-
man, IL The United States court today. ap-
pointed Herman E-o receiver O. he Apple
TOT Waterxorks company. OF q ooad OF
5000. The Apo. 1tne1t vas made OF ne
ton % ne Central T-ust company OF New
York Default y re interest OF bonds
was the cause .: the proceeding.
Louisville. KY. Oct IA petition was
fled n he United States court today By
the Uea-holders OF the Richmond. Nicholas
vie. Irving and BeatiyviIie railroad. . set
aside the sale made Octo5er for IL. 90
TO LONDON syndicate The plaintiffs are
shanahan & Powell. who hold a mechsn-
fc's lea Plaintiffs say the property IS
worth sSoc coo.
latest s5vfces from Monterey. Mexico.
there are two additional cases OF yellow
fever reported BY d.. McMeans. who
states that tas patents are afflicted w1,h
black voE.t- A Pullman sleeper from
Monterey was stopped across tire river
Ms morning and Monterey trains WI
run only to New Laredo. Mexico for the
present
Seattle. Wash. Oct 2-Copper liver ad-
vices say that while detachment o, Cap
tain AbercFomb.e's government surveying
party were crossing the Tons,ne river their
raft became Unnanageasle and was car
ried down stream One Of the party. Arch
er. from san Francisco. was swept OF by
an overharging bush and drowned Al
the provisions were swept away. The party
reached Teral IN an exhausted condition
HOMESEEkERS- EXCURSION.
tn Santa Fe Will stn Hemessekers' Ex-
eursion tickets OF September - and Oc-
to5er and IS. 1855. 70 al points ia Ar
zo-a. New Mexico. Oklahona and Indian
Territory a, rate Of one fare FOR the round
trip. plus s.
For further information cal on or ad-
dress L r DELANEY. Agent
Douglas Avenue Station.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-26
Frisco LINE-

Itl--V LI-N
Parties contemplating going cas-; should
no, fail 20 call at corner Douglas and
Main and consult The Frisco FOR low
rates. as we now have n very low rate 10
Chicago. ST Louis and other eastern
points Remember The Frisco Line"
H o. MORTIMORE. City Ticket Agt.
The Missouri Pacific Railway o1eEs two
classes OF tickets:
No Tickets On sale from June to
October IS. good until November IS for re-
turn. a, rate OF SIS
No. Tickets limited 70 20 days from
date OF sale for return. but not later than
Nov. 18th. ISss. will be sold on ali dates
from June lst 70 Oct. 18th az rate OF 81 -
z. E. BLECKLEY. P. and T. A.
ia - Main 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-26

CHECKED
Maps. Time Tables and full Information
about the Santa Re Route and Frisco
Line can be obtained from their ticks;
oface at Douglas Avenue Station. which
is open until 1910 .. N. every day. Al
questions cheerfuliy answered
l. r. DELASET. Agent