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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-19
BASEBALL


Philadelphia, July 1S.-Cincinnati de-
feated Philadelphia today by better hit
ting. Both teams put up a ragged fielding
game but the Phillies were the worst
offenders. Attendance. 1878. Score:
Ri E
Philadelphia 10 0 I 0 0 3 90 % 4
Observation-Disclosures, Breitenstein and
PETIT; Philadelphia, Donahue and Murphy.
Umpires, Gaffney and Hunt.
BALTIMORE. 8; CHICAGO. 8.
Baltimore, July I.-Kuroy pitched win
ming ball for four innings today. but could
not stand the pace. He retired in favor
of Thornton in teh middle of the fifth.
Woods going to center ip Thorntons place.
Had Hughes been given proper support
by the Orioles he would have scored a
shut out. Attendance. 1,S45. Score:
RHE
Baltimore .......oeo0 3s13 .-e1S 3
Chicago ..............o 900 0o0o-3 5
Observation-Disclosures Hughes and Clark;
Chicago, Kilroy, Thornton and Chance.
Umpires. O'Day and Mcdonald.
BROOKLYN, I; ST. LOUIS. s.
New York, July 1s-Stenzel's mur OF
Kennedy's fly in the eighth inninf, after
two were out cost Tim Hurst's Rough
Riders today's game Griffin is still una
bic 20 play and LaChance took his place.
Score: Ri z
Brooklyn .....Ioo14 ool'-7l2
st. Louis .-..........1 2 0 0 / o. II
Batteries-Brooklyn. Kennedsy and Ry-
an; ST. Louis. Sudhof and Clements. I'm
pires, Lynch and Andrews. Attendance.
500.
CLEVELAND. :; WASHINGTON. 3
Washington. July ls.-An interesting
game called on account of darkness, both
teams playing we'll Score: Ri z
Washington ........11O9Ooooe s
Cleveland ...........O 0 0 2 % O. 2 II
Batteries-Wa Dineen, Mercer
Mcclure, and K!nslow; Cleveland. Young
and thinner. Cmpires, Emslie and Hunt
NEW YORK. 5; LOUISVILLE, !.
New York. July 1S-The Giants Jumped
back into the first division, the beating
they gave the Colonies and Pittsburgs
loss to Boston, landing them IN sixth
place. Seymour allowed the visitors but
one hit. Score: H z
New York .......1oooo 4oe"-s
Louisville ............e 0 go 0 Nl
Batteries-New York. Seymour and
Grady: Louisville. Frazer and Kittre6se-
Cmpires Svartvood and Wood
BOSTON. 6: PITTSBURG,
Boston, July IS-wiliis had the Pitts
hurzs al his mercy today. Attendznce.
7 SO scors: =
Boston ...........-e35l ooso s-sE
Pittsourz .......-...g % IT
Observation-Disclosures. Wills and Bsrgen:
Psttsburg Rhines ard ScArive-. Umplres.
Snyder and Connolly.
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The EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS

is due not only to the originality and
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only, knowledge of that fact will
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of the excellence of it's remedy. 1t is
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as it acts on the kidneys, liver and
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MANZANlLLO BOMBARDED

London. July ia special dispatch
from Havana, dated Monday, says:
Seven Aperican warShips heavily bonn
barded ManZanillo this morning. Three
steamers of the Mendeniez line were set
on fire. Several gunboats that were in
the harbor issued forth TO the defense
OF the town. but were stranded The re-
suit of the bombardment is not yet known
here"
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extra surgeons arrive the necessary am
putatiOns will be commenced.
Many of the soldiers arrived almost
naked. This was because OF the heat
about Santiago and the fact that they
left their clothing on the transports.
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ion to enjoy themselves as they saw At
The hotels and restaurants did o lucra-
tive business Everything WAS thrown
wide open and Il was the fault OF the Wis
itors II they did not get the worth Of their
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II have used Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy In my family for years and always
with good results says Mr.. W. B. Cooper
Of Ell Rio, Cal. For small children we
And il especially effective For sale by
druggists
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add
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A LITTLE LIGHT.

Every young W
man needs a lit
light upon the su
lect of health. The
Is far too much ne.
fashioned pruder
among mothers. I
cry young woman
should have ex-
planned TO her the
supreme neces- Z
sity Of keeping
herself pure and
wholesome and I
free from weak
ness and disease
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TRANS MISSISSIPPI AID ISrEgsA-
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I ~ c. 20 p , sfcI>eaa. trustee.
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.

SAN FRANCIsCO. Cal.
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atterleS-ROstcI. " Ills ana Be- geC :
Psttsburg. Rhines ard scArive.. Umplres
Snyder and Connolly.
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er.rlsats are ssroas and taa 342l And Tor
ttss Esw ssey csEats EsoSs banks S&ss @seSs
nAs carried their prise ~ 10 fssNa- mus
gl.3 stocks have again SeSa tl* prime s1s
objects Of attention, sugar te4a~4t trtS 81
irregular decline. falling - .sSss. b'tS rs
had frequent rallies on tas S.ieTt interest,"
k1tsaS. however, IL broke on a!ieSSd eu'S-
Tobacco. though less &ciINs Ass OF -
legged new ctrtS been Irregular
Peoples Gas ard Brooklyn ,Sapl1 IRAN
sit were leaders IL the recovery e me Ne11-
eTAl market and some attention = s3Ne0 20
the Eew Federal steel SsoeAS wa!1ctl are
dealt IN IN the eu side MARKET. r 6r5tIia1s
future being pI~-diesei fov ts}e securities.
Il nile q essfsr fseitrG 5aS been apparent
about ne railroad stocks. ta<i part ~ mo
iiss sas been IS wael@ dsll sn0 nssE e ed
Prices SaGged YEARLY 8EIU " s31Cstay
ana rNsn recovered early. Al lacise1t MS
the advance ~ Great NaTfhsfn To IAhss.
the highest pr.ce ever rScCr3sf ztT =. -
very favorable weekly earD,nss * taS -.
Paul ro4t make 2 go.s} impression, A}it t3lt
II Greats a1v sIsssaed movement IN 80
stock. Nor nave t2T yellow tSFtv frEoVt -
from me Soash encouraged the bears 80
attack The securities III stl~,ss, Els ia kalr
sec,tau The principal ErR sure of ne rail-
~ned llst was rhe movement ~ Northern
Pacific Under selling induced ~ stories
81 nm Internal 4 NJ gTes Hsent IN tAr FfsAfist-
rnear the price Of Ire preferred WAS ssUS
down from ISL - a. ard that az the
common from ~ - ENis. Litter they We're
ratified - Is ant ats, respectively. on snort
c0vsrtnSs an3 fresh buying G0e 20 TepoFss
that me tstSsenSlonS hasi been settled ana
t7st q dividend on Jae common was in
xsFgsra~s-f
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


NEW YORK. Oct f4.-R. G. Dun 4 Cos
weekly review OF trade Will say tomorrow:
With actual payments through clearing
houses IL per cent. larger than In The 81 me
week IN 1892 II cannot be sad that bust
ness Is in any sense falling. and yet many
are compla ming because the amount Of
realized profit is smaller than was former
" realized In good times. In almost ev-
cry branch ~ business trade ia now trans
acted on a narrower margin Of profit than
in any other lime Of fair prosperity. There
is a great change, and perhaps a perma
nenf one. in the percentage CT profits de-
r.vAble from trade ard manufacture. as
we'll as in the profits obtalnabIe by trans
porters
Progressive civilization calls for lower
range OF profits and OF prices 3 the vol
ur1e Of business transacted increases. IN
order to make possible improvement in the
condition CT the working millions.
Wheat business IS more active. win
prices about 2 higher for spo, ard nearly
Sc for December options Very heavy par
ohases have been made within the past
few DAYS. rot az yet reflected On the 0g-
nc.al record O. shipments. but the exp9-ts
from hata coasts -four inclntei. have
been 100 10 bushels sgaIns; Ss6.6l5 bush
els for the same week last year. II IS
especially interesting that In spite Of tae
general disposition OF farmers 70 hold back
been for the week much larger than last
wear. ana fer two weeks -. 80 as bushels.
against j. e9s ~ last wear.
what little attention - now paid 20 tie
3
a larger return far The crop than has been
made II a year previous The price OF
corn has advanced about o. though the
receipts are just now larger than a year
ago
The Price fcr sp0t cotton IL a sixteenth
to1er than week. ago. There ~ o weak
market far goods THIS ~ partly due 80
ne offcial adm. ss3on that 10. prices o..
qrtct c.otas now a sixteenth below &c cam
not Re sustained without 4 selling aRa ncy,
wniea - n0~ proposed Although ne
production az FsN River IS III excess q
me demand. the difficulty IN prices - prob
ably largely due - The bel e. that a big
yield e cotton must reduce the price ot
the material.
" Gle some woole1 mills have started
operations during the Trek, quite as many
have stopped. Although wool is aboGt 10
per cent. .oweT than = wAs February ].
na.ket 8 remarkably dull with salss dur
.nE TIE pas tive weeks 81 only Sis lt@}
pounds. 4; the three chief markets. aga5ns,
= 81 81 last wear i453s-3@ IN 1855 and
1916 So IN i5s@ Tha general feeling IS
that the price q ths material must 80
g., ~ before the manufacturer can mlca
increase 10 sales Orders FOR goods have
leen a llttle better ard few Hills have
resumed operation. but mere ~ a. Yet 10
such demand az IS necessary 70 SUSAN
current prices Of wooi
small increase n msekly output. ZlS s35
tons aga.ns; 2139i3 month age, ana with
TIE decrease in quantity 81 Ursold stocks
IN hs IA outside ;he great stesi 3npan!es
use apparent consumption fer the month
Of Segte ;nter was ss3 sd tons. agains; ~.
Sxs In August. There are quite heavy
Eaz.sra eG4srs ssr toua9Ey Eaa tsI.y
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock ESchnn Ee.

NEW YORK. Oct 1.-THE local stock
market cvcrcaUle successfully the opening
depression reflected from ne earlier trans
actions on foreign exchanges and the un-
settling effect os early weakness IN some
@: the indus rails i relapse later In the
day Yesterday rather extended the lis Of
speclaltIrs. put stop II me upward move
nIent ri the market and brought trading
IN tbs general list almost 10 a stan4sILl.
The list OF stocks traded in was largely
cuFtaiftd and activity much diminished
even ia the stocks which lead the decline
The relapse carried prices f)r the most
part a fraction below last nights close.
and tNs reaction from the highest pom.
reAt4ea 3 point n some railroad stocks.
sugar. Tobacco. Manhattan. BROOKLYN
Transit, Metropolitan Street Railway and
Northern Pacific the latter the only active
railroad stock. Ssre all active Ccn.ers ~
weakness None = the large speculative
Interests which COX he lead in Yesterdays
lnarkr; weTs AZ al prominent today.
There VAS a disposition 70 AXE rather
more account q the depressed condition
= try".SU markets with ne growth If
c,cy & .suu ina; the Eno0ey situation in BeF
i1 ana l@e resultant effect oa o.acr Anaa-
ci2i certcrS. = mcrs responsible for thA
depression Iasn POLITICAL -s~t;ons. The
fruA .gm e cae international changes
seems = Have resolved ijst-f tato a o'Ies-
,,oH - Dew 20 sAlsi the vressuge II crPdi.
balances Sc tstoT - the u:ted States
F1t2tS additional sEcaN engagement q
e7.- fe- l91@lFt = .rsiEu .tcant. IN view q
me $50 p;1a~y :s;cs pr+Fa.i.ae 10 Europe
N.+k tesa te tuN other great financial
ser'rr. eNser,..a po~+..-.y tars. Ye' ~.
coarse Sans eon''nned today, Rates fcr
.sr p-sst rt euf ;or future shipments. al
sh+ larve cfeT.uSS - ~ 7anEe n the mar
5e4.H-, ~rs-a ---e1 -,urHts or N1t4-4. .er
So 40 eu.- a01 eEea '@tc January.
SIZE ne cs'ra-y sfateH-frt Il ne fo~el n
go IN fsr :. --r- - i,t- gwen rut t~39v ~
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DEAD.

You will be dead some day Ia 10 EAre,
but why you seek death before the az
pointed time Is a mystery. providence
paced you on earth with an idea that you
would enjoy ali the privileges OF manhood.
and hoping that you would abuse none -
them. Ru. then you have sinaed. That 10
admitted Now that Is sending you 10
grave. Hut you can call halt an your
downward path II YOU want 20. DO you
want 10, or DO you really prefer 10 die?
YOU must do one Of two things-XolE MUST
DO something TO keep YOU alive. or you VIII
surely die. That is one of the results OF
early fo.ies. hut although you arc and
have been much 10 blame. don't "a on week
after week acting like a weahling. and Sc
Cyetly wishing YOU were
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DEAD!

II IS lucky for you that all the world does
not act as you do. Whilst YOU were play.
Ing the fool' the great specialists of tho
Hudson Medical Institute were delvins-
deeply into scientific research. 70 see *
there was no possible way of iindIas u
sure remedy for weak mortals like you-
Don't Imagine that there are moi ta0u-
sands OF others who have been as bad 40
''-le,oVo on this continent have been
cured through this insttutel The remedy
was found. Ii cost a big fortune. but it's
work is now worth all the time. all the
money and all the energy spent in getting
Il. II IS ''Hudyan." It makes manhood.
Is ii better 10 be man or TO be
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE Evening
Posts London financial cabIegram SAYS:
The stock market here opened steady to-
day. but gave way later On the reported
lied on reassuring kilograms from Paris
but finally closed fiat on pesS.nistic tele-
phone messages from the French capital
Americans shaped their own course con-
sistently,, They were good all day. al
though the support was almost entirely
from New York. Prices closed at about the
best
Spanish fours and all the French special
Ties were weak. \ feature today was the
sharp drop In bar gold to 77s lod. The
buying for New York has eased. but Berlin
has commenced purchasing and the prices
closed at about IT'S 1o&d.
The London dscoun. market IS still I'M
settled. but with a firm tendency. the Bank
market at ga per cent. The Germans are
retaining Americans fairly well.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. Oct. 1A--Closing: Canadian
Pacific Sc: Grand Trunk. ~. Bar silver
steady. 2. l1-l6d. Money. ll343 per cent
Breadstufrs.
LIVERPOOL oct. 14-Closlng: Wheat
Spot No. red western winter stocks ex-
haus,ea; No / red northern spring steady
SIS 9lsd; March. - 7i4d. Corn-Spot Amer
lean. mixed new quiet. S. 6iad; October
steady, Is 6td; November steady, SIS slsd:
Dec mber steady. g 6i.d.
Wheat steady, No standard California.
es .a4i6s Sd Wheat in Paris steady: -four
in Paris quiet French country markets
quiet and steady; weather in England
cloudy.
LONDON. Oct fi-Wheat-Cargoes of
coast nothing doing; cargoes on pa slee
Walla. 28s Cd. English country markets
firm.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Oct. 14.-Cattle-Nat.ve beet
steers 81 as15.se for common 10 extras, the
greater part fetching s525Gl5.6o and COM
mon red Texans and westerns. Sd+ 50:
s,ockers and feeders s3Q4.>O: butchers and
Gamers sold az better prices and % Few
fancy veal calves brought S.25G74 stock
calves, 81, 5osi5.
Hogs-PriCes ruled steady and unchanged
al S@2i2 for common 20 fancy, the
greater part changing hands at s3.s5si3 So
very few pigs were sold below IS and sales
were largely a SSsoGI35o
Sheep-Oferings Of sheep and lambs at
s3Q4.60 for inferior to choice sheep choice
10 fancy yearlings bringing si50I4.Z5; west
eru range sheep, sS.sH146a; feeders SIC
40; lambs sold briskiy at 81 25n4.5a for
common up TO ssns Is for choice to prime
fiocks: choice range lambs selling around
$50: feeding lambs we're in active demand
al 81 s0f5.l5.
Receipts-Ca,tle. 5000: hogs. $4,000; sheep,
7.eD.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Oct. 4-Cattle-Receipts, 1000
head; market strong to higher: native beef
steers, Sool0M: western steers, s25l6I4 % :
COWS and heifers. S2Sa350; stockers and
feeders. SS04a.
Hogs-Receipts, 400 head: market, 2la(s
&c higher: bulk Of sales 81 +s124365.
Sheep-Rece.pts. 0. 20 head: market active
and stronger; fair to choice natives, s. 300
As; lambs. siOq5.
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PORTLAND. Oct. I4-There was lass
nrnzsess IN the Liverpool uarke, today.
bu. Portland exporters hung on 10 the
old figures ard paid &C and over for Walla
Na4la, sogls speculative buying being re-
ported as high as aiIe1c: valley and blue
siam. szIes5c.
PORTLAND, Or Oct II - Foreign
wheat shipments from this port for ne
~esk ending today amounted 10 fO.oc1
bushels
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CHICAGO MARK t,TS.
The Board Of Trade

CHICAGO oct. it-Mrch % tha surprise
- the leading portion Of the grain trade
the Liverpool market opened a. Il decline
over night OF III AM classet a io9s ~ ~
an from yesterdays snail figures The
result was decidedly weak opening here
December started with plenty II sellers at
trigger compared with yesterdays clos
This Yves practically ~ put" price an8
a good deal - buying MAS dome by
holders q those .ariYilegee@. onts.de
however. there was nttle supnert given the
market and stiii further decline occurred
December finally getting down q - After
noon the market became quite active ana
SrTrDr Reports from The ga 5earf showed
Vs-v heavy export erga Rer1enis. t.4e figure
rArgtCg aN the way from - I'D ~ HHAt-
were taking advantage - the decline -
sa.tssv thei~ wants started shorts On fhe
run reft gnNer 20 > ss65 s~ n fae cloxa 4
gain e - <or ne aay. 1hfere waaa 4 fair-
vas wax in sympathy win WHEAT ard a
When y heat turre3 str0~s corn respond
- The close IS .. 32sc higher FER Deem
oats we're op.et al sav TIE crerfrx was
weak ana prie@s ru.tt l1wer Urti later IN
ths day when e Fa'i.s3 via wheat and
corn. clostrg unchanged from YESTERDAY
\ good erzfr@ss ~.sH 5o~a - provisions
The nA-Ssf Started easy w..a g~8In There
vas : il'tis tc0 FREE ss.3-ng n the early
TIE taaa ai f-c-D shorts ass a. heavy taa'
pr5oes advances very rs2i6lv The cioee -
1i4nl-izc aighe- tna1 Yesterday.
wheat. No. =.
oper'ag. HiShes:. Lovest. Closing
g. e. .s &, e., a, s s. g 8 e s..
Corn. No. =.
8 E.: ......,,,.7s,- II. s.. :,
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seady. WITH actual business IN bankers
bills at s..s4g445s Ger demand, ana az
s. sfazs34 SIS. for ~ days. pasted rates.
81 s2El4 81. and 81 IS: commercial bills. 81 "
"a sais silver certificates. 50. fsss5a2c; oar
silver, &c. Mexican dollars. ga, govern
nasns bonds. strong. state bonds. Strc1S,
railroad bonds steady.
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WASHINGTON. Oct h The statement
az the condition II the treasury today
shows: ,
Available cash balance g.. ....... Saa4 Sle,lsA
Gold reserve O.. 800 .-->.-.....- -A',f>sa,>Aa
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKER.

hsat-Market nominal; export No. ]
cta3. "ss-@c, Ne. ! paTeStefn. @s1-c; milling,
No. csaa. SIC. No. hluestsui, sc.