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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-07
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Chicago, July s.-Wheat-No 3 red, 71d
&c; No. red, Tta72i9c: No. 3 hard winter.
Ike; No. hard winter, T0aS1c: No.
northern spring. T51kc: No. northern
spring. 721kGZ3c: No. spring. 504T2&c;
Corn-No. 2, s4I4c; No. :. CSC.
Oats-No 2 sc; No. 3, 24izGzi&c.
Barley-Cash. $685.
Rye-July. 57izc; September. Sc
Flax-Cash. northwest. A.e4; southwest.
81 .O1ls; September. s7isc; October. sS1Sc.
BUtter-weak; creamery, 1sls4lsc; daily
11G151zc.
Poultry-steady and firm; turkeys. Sc;
chickens, 9d9Isc.
Eggs-Steady; 19&c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. July 6.-Wheat-Close:
September, 67Ac; cash, No. hard. sc;
No. 3. s4a67c; No. red, 70a1l1e; No. 3.
6SaeTlzc.
Corn-september. soHc: cash. No. nix-
ed. 3l%4 a32isc; No. 2 white. exc; No. 8.
31lkc.
Oats-No. white cash. sic.
Rye-No. 2. sc.
Hay-Choice timothy, T-5oas.oo; choice
prairie. $50
Butter-Creamery, 14isQl5c; dairy, lSc-
Eggs-Fresh, 1ac.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, July 6-Wheat-Closing high
er: No. red, cash, elevator. 74@tc: track.
75G76c: July, 7ii4c bid; September. T5S9
T59ac bid; December, 7Ts4c bid; No. hard,
71d72lkc
Corn-Firm; No. 2 cash, 34c; track Csc:
July, 33c asked: September. 33c asked.
Oats-Lower; No. cash. &c; track. IA;
July. 23i.c asked: September, 203sc asked;
No. 2 white. 29G29Izc.
Rye-Nominal Sc bid.
overwhelmingly lower, &c.
Pork-Steady, 50.
Lard-Quiet; prime steam, 81. 92tz; choice
$.sTI..
Poultry-Steady: chickens. Sc; springs.
1OG11c; turkeys, &c; ducks. TIC; geese,
&c
Butter-steady: creamery. 15G1sc: dairy,
12al5c.
Eggs-ouiet; 1oc.
Flour-Dull and weak; patents, $500
so; straights. s3.25Q3.4o; clear, 5000
800.
Dry salt meats-Nominal; boxed Shout
ders. Si.I5: extra shorts, $50; clea- ribs,
$50; clear sides. S5.121z.
Bacon-Strong and scarce; boxed shoul-
ders, $50; extra shorts. S.SI18; clear rms
$50; clear sides. $5.75.
Receipts-Flour. eco: wheat, 5000; corn
81, 600; oats, $4,000.
shlpments-Flour. 1900; wheat 1900;
corn. 10000; oats. 1900.
NEW YORK.
New York, July 6-Flour-Receipts. co.
$50 barrels; exports. 13.015; sales. 5000
packages. Market steady. On winter
straights buyers and sellers were far
apart. Spring patents were offered spar
ingly.
Rye four-Steady: sales, 800 barrels.
Corn meal-Steady.
Rye-Steadier; state, 60c.
wheat-Receipts 49, 80 bushels; exports
144SS7 bushels; spot, firm; No. red. Slitc
T. o. b.. afoat; No. red, 19lsc, elevator;
No. ! northern Duluth. 2lkc. aiiost 70
arrive; No. hard Duluth, S5ssc & c. b.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-07
YELLOW JACKS LURKING PLACE
Theory That 1t Ii In Old BaIlainss
RaeAiwea Sunnorf.

Washington. July SIN order to make
more effective the quarantine against the
introduction OF yellow fever from vera
Cruz and other infected Mexican cities,
Ihe surgeon general OF the Marine hospt-
tai service has located Assistant Surgeon
l. z. Golfer at the City of Mexico. He 70
instructed TO keti watch upon the railway
travel 10 the United States. 70 give GER
tificates TO passengers and 10 supertntend
disinfection when necessary. The reports
20 the surgeon general indicate decrease
OF the fever az Vera Cruz. A report has
been received from the consul a. that
city saying that the present epidemic fol-
lowed upon the dismantling OF a number
OF old houses in 1ss2 Surgeon General
wyman accepts this report as strongly
confirmstory Of ten theory that the yell
low fever germ turks In old buildings and
is likely to be liberated TO the detriment
OF the community when the buildings are
demolished or repaired in the summer sea-
son.
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SPRING WHEAT SCARE
Adds 5-8 Cent to the Value of
That Cereal.
HEAVY RAINS NORTHWEST
Corn an Eighth Down and
Oats an Eighth Up.
HEAVY RAINS NORTHWEST

Chicago. July e.-Fear for the safety OF
the spring wheat crop added $50 per
bushel to the value Of that cereal today.
Corn declined 1-Sc; oats advanced 1-Sc,
higher for pork.
Notwithstanding lower cables from LIv-
erpool and the continent, wheat opened
strong and continued to advance until the
close. Heavy rains which fell in the north
western states yesterday would, It was
feared. probably damage the growing
crop of spring wheat. II was reported
that previous to yesterdays downpcur
too much rain had already fallen. and the
usual heavy rains were lost sight Of for
the time being. Chicago received 2i2
cars. against none last year. Minneapolis
and Duluth receipts were 81 cars. against
IS last year. Toledo reported IS carloads
OF new wheat all grading contract. lie
ceipts at primary points footed up 1860
bushels, compared with 117000 bushels a
year ago. Atlantic port ciearances, wheat
and -four. were equal TO only 42s5.OO0 bush-
els. In spite of the fact that the foreign
markets showed no tendency to recover
their early losses, the local market. which
opened unchanged at % 5-S673 3-4c for
September, gradually improved until
"a 1-2c was paid shortly before the close.
Moderate profittaking caused a reaction
to "A 1-4G74 Csc as the Session ei1ed.
Cash sales in this market were reported
at 10000 bushels.
Corn ruled strong during the eariy part
of the session. largely in sympathy with
wheat Predictions were freely made that
receipts would fall of sharply from now
on. but LILO cars arrived here today.
Primary points received 1.153.0Oo bushels.
nearly double the amount a year ago to-
day Atlantic port clearances were e24-
900 bushels. Local professionals who have
been supporting the market for several
weeks took advantage OF the buliish news
10 unload their long lines and the early
gain of 3-S cents was more than wiped
out. September opened steady at 90 7-sc,
advanced to "a lac and declined to g 5-S
G33 SAC at the close.
Oats sympathized largely with wheat
and were helped considerably by clear
ances of over 10000 bushels. Receipts
were 453 cars. Shippers bought against
their cash sales and caused a firm feeling
in the options. September opened steady
at 20 SIC, sold up to 81 1-Sc and closed at
20 3-4d2O Use.
Provisions were dull and featureless.
None of the prominent traders seemed
inclined to do business. September pork
opened sc higher at $50 1-2, sold at $50
and closed at sS.55. net gain Of 1-2c.
Setember lard opened 1-2c higher at
$50, sold at $50 1-2 and closed at $5-2O.
September ribs opened unchanged at
$3.50. sold at A.92 1-9 and closed at $3.50.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
% cars; corn, 400; oats, AS; hogs, $500
head.
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The Arkansas Mil and Elevator COM
pany were on the market with car load
Of hetyy hogs which sold at the top of the
5a=.
J. r. Hawthorn Of Benton, was on the
market with three cars Of hogs. One Of
them was OF his owkn. feeding. and all
were good fat bulk stun and sold well. the
result OF which more than pleased MI
Hawthorn.
Mr.. J. VI. Iggett Of Elbing. was IN per-
son at the yards with a car OF hogs OF
medium weigh which sold at a good bulk
price. lie says that marketable hogs are
getting less all the time and most OF
them have been shipped out from that
point. Corn, he says. Is looking well now
and bids fair for a good crop.
c r. Granville OF edgwick. was in per-
son on the market with n car load Of
medium light hogs which sold at a stin
bulk figure. There Is no more popular
shipper al these yards than Charlie and
his offerings are always the best which
his section can supply. He is always the
same genial. good hearted Charlie. and
combined with a keen insight into the
stock industry, he is the element Of fel-
lowship. His car load yesterday was all
right and sold well.
Knott & Wheeler OF Belle Plaine, were
shippers OF medium weight hogs which
sold at a good bulk price.
James Harper Of Colwich. was early on
the market with car Of mediums which
sold at strong bulk prices.
J. c. Mckinney OF Pond Creek, was a
Shipper Of medium weight hogs which
brought a good bulk price.
The Burton State bank shipped IN car
load OF light weight hogs which sold at
good bulk figures.
The Bank Of Eingfsher shipped up a
car load OF medium lights which sold at
the too ~ the bulk. and without dock.
Fremont. Boyle & Co. were again on the
market with car load of light weight
hogs viii sold at a good bulk price.
Ed WeiJline 4 Augusta, was shipper
Of mediums which sold at bulk prices.
F. e. Staley 81 Rose Hill. sold out a
ear OF nefiums at strong bulk figure.
Hun & Eo'o II UdalL were il with a
car OF lights which sold at bulk prices.
The roads d'i~g the business yesterday
were as follows. Santa Fe. ;; Missouri
Pacific. 4; Rock Island. 4; Frisco, ..
The Dold shipments yesterday were
very good There was a good line OF ex-
press stun and johbi1g output and several
ra~s Of contract produce. besides several
anvoices recorded fer future shipments. II
was in AL a very good day and more staple
meats sent ont than for some time
The daily statement Tor yesterday was
p, follows: Tops $3.Sa: bulk. S..Qa3.S0:
average weight. SIS: receipts, 1.I-5. For
t1e day before: Tops, $50; bulk. g "a
$50: average weight. SIs; receipts, SO
The cattle business yesterday was light
and the sales were confined 90 single
hoofs from the local trade Following
were all the transfers: Stag, 1.SSo Pourds.
Selling az SAoo; bulls. averaging LES
pounds. selling at SIS; bull weighing
1Is9 pounds. selling al S.&; bull. Lse9
pounds. at 800. and bun. 1.550 pounds,
q. SIS
The provision market opened dull but
firm. The trade was featurelesS. Cash
lard Eas II cents higher. and cash ribs
8 cents higher.
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!. HOG MARKET STEADY.
Good Supply and Quality Just
Medium.
TOPS REMAIN ON $3.50
Light Cattle Trade and Offer
ings Mixed.

Steady was the best that the general
trend Of the markets reported yesterday.
One Of the western markets gave out
early a quotation strong and closing
weak: another steady. and the balance
about steady. There was no weakening
IN the general western markets, and the
general tone was very satisfactory quo
tation. The local hog market in the main
was steady ana active, and ala offerings
sold quick. The quality Of the hogs Of
Tered yesterday was much more common
than that Of the day previous, and there
were more pigs and light stuff in than
on the day before. The average weight
tor the Car hogs was about the same as
Tor the day before, but the run Of light,
half-fed hogs and light pigs was greater
than the day before. 1t was q good day
on the local market, and there was a good
demand for fat butcher hogs. and all Of
this class sold at once without any nes,-
fancy. The local market more tHIn held
Its Own against all the other western mar
kets. This market was in all casessteajy
and all sales were made at th.s quotation.
1t was a live day on the whole and
all the offered hogs were sold At once.
and at prices the very best which cJUlI
have been received at any point. The
supply was good and the stock
was on parity with the run OF he
bay before and for several days past.
Everything on sale was disposed Of read
lly. and more Of the same class could
have received the same prices. The sew
eral purchasing agents on the marekt
took in at once all the hogs which were
yarded, and the whole list of consign-
ments was early disposed Of and a; prices
more than in line with all the other west
ern markets The close of the DAY found
all the hog division pens empty and the
call still strong for the better grades Of
hogs The local packing demand was all
Gay keen and active. and outside buyers
also present for good shipping stock. Al
together the day was very satisfactory
for shippers and all sales went at the best
advantage of the consgnor.
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DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York. July e.-SlIght Improvement
in spot demand for cotton goods, but mail
orders light; no signs Of stock accumula-
ton in any direction. Heavy brown sheet
ings AM denims firm for leading makes;
some irregularity in outside lines. Grey
goods are slow and eastern makes easy
to buy Bleached cottons duh and heavy.
Prints are quiet throughout but prices are
firmly maintained. Ginghams are quietly
firm. Mems wear worsteds strong ard
ADVANCING
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METAL MARKET.

New York. July s.-Tin made another i'm
portant forward step today on increased
demand from local buyers. Firm adyices
from primary points added TO the stiffness
Of this particular metal and strengthened
the arbitrary views II holders. The other
metals disp' aged sympathetic steadiness.
but very little animation. At the close the
metal exchange called pig iron warrants
nominal at SEQ; lake copper steady. with
SIS bid and SIS 80 asked: tin firm with
s27.f2 - bid and 81 IS asked: lead steady
with $40 bid ard 255 asked; spelter
firmer for futures and unchanged for
spot, with $ bid and =. 5 asked. The
brokers' price for lead is si.5o and for cop
per $3.50
ST. Louis. July s-Lead strong, a.5a
40: spelter strong. ISIS bid
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ALL THE FARMERS WAY
Perfect Weather for Saving the
Wheat Crop In Oklahoma.


Oklahoma City, o. T, July 6.-Follow-
ing is the weather crop bulletin for the
week ending Monday, July B:
Light local showers occurred in sew
eral counties during the latter part Of the
week, but over the greater portion OF the
territory no rain fell, and the general con-
dtions were similar TO those OF last
week The average temperature. I6-3, was
below normal. The continued warm and
clear weather has been very favorable for
all agricultural interests, permitting the
farmer 10 make rapid Roadway with all
work. Conditions have also been gener-
ally favorable for plant growth In some
locations the ground is getting somewhat
dry. Nothing is suffering. but general
rain would be a benefit to corn.
Wheat harvest is nearly over. only a
few wheat fields Of the latest yet remain
standing. Tn grain is now either being
stacked or threshed from the field. Thus
far, the Yield of the wheat that has been
threshed is generally up 10 or above the
average. and the quality Is good.
Oats are nearly all cut, the crop as a
whole is excellent.
corn has continued 20 do we'll and Il in
fi-st-,lass condition; while not yet suffer-
ing from lack of moisture, yet general
,ight rain would be beneficial to that por-
ton Of the crop which is caring or In the
roasting elr stage.
The continued warmth and sunshine has
haan very favorable to cotton; this crop
has made rapid growth and is very nearly
in normal condition. Early cotton IS
branching very well. and beginning 10
form squares: the crop IS now generally
free from insects, WEB worms having al
disappeared.
HaymakIng continues under Favorable
co,d,ttons. The crop. as noted IN former
bulletins IS large and excellent
Castor beans. kafir corn. mtllet sweet
p-ta,oes. peanuts and broom corn have
ALI done we'll TIE first crop Of irish Do
ts.oss was coed; the first crop Is 10"
being planted.
tn markets are filed with fine early
peaches: p.ums are not 50 lentifui' apes
and grapes are doing well.
JAS. / WIDMEYER-
Section Director. Oklahoma.
cR.1SAND PRoDUC : MAs1ETS.
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London, July s-The offerings at the
wool auction sales today amounted TO a.
SD bales. There was good assortment
of cross breds and fine show of New
South Wales and Queensland Merinos.
French and German buyers competed
eagerly for these grades and paid the
highest rates OF the series. The supplies
OF coarse stock were heavy and withdraw
ais were frequent. The present series
will close on Saturday, July 5.
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stak. Eveata nt Braxhtsu Reach.

New York. July tue BriEAtoa
Beach Racing ASSOCIATION opened So gates
today with Esys-ai etskss On tbe card. os
which the Brighton handicap. nile sns n
quarter. was the feature. Imp. fhe fact
western mare. VINO won the Suburban.
vas the winner q tie Brighton bsDdscsp
at . long prsce. n ne fss; tine % 20 p.
a new track record. Etae,bsTt. ne 7so-
noIncsd SavOri,e and winner q the Real
iEst5on. vas second uadeE the wire U1sE
Barge IN third pace.
In the First Atte-1ot stake. Eve fu--
LONGS. PiSrky Won. Aesms--sL seoons.
Vulcan. third. Tine Ia
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SMALL CYCLONE IN NEBRASKA
Mrs. Loekmlier KIned On Trying 60
warn HeF sea

Ainsworth. Neb.. July 5.-A destructive
cyclone passed Ainsworth, two miles 10
the north. this afternoon. killing one wo-
man and tearing down houses, barns.
fences and bridges. Four miles east 81
town Mrs William Lockmiler sought
refuge in the cellar with three small chill
iren. Her oldest son not coming. and
fearing he might be killed In the barn.
where he was working. Mrs L0ckmiler
started 20 call him. just as the cyclone
reached them. AS che arrived at the
door. the house was moved from It's foun-
dalton and she was crushed into a life
less mass and her body nearly severed In
twain The buildings on i've farms were
wholly demolished, crops were destroyed
and several head OF stock were killed.
Mrs. Dockmiler was the only person KILL
ed. and no others were seriously injured
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Western League
r H s
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. July 6-options opened duh
and unchanged. Closed quiet and IN
changed to SC lower. Sales. 3751 bsgS IL
Guiding July. 460c; August. Ans: SepJem-
Der. Ls5e; october. ASOc; December, 5s,c;
SCOT ooffee-TSio duh. No. invoice. s Is:
No. = iobbing. s s-Sc. Mild quiet. steady
Ccrdova. sGI5c
SUgsr-Raw. steady. Fair refining. &c;
centrifugal IS test. i-2c Molasses sugar
Use; refined. steady and unchanged.
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THE WEATHER

wichita. Kan, July s. 1ssa.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicil-
ity-Probably fair until Saturday.
During the past tweuty-four hours 'he
highes; temperature has been %. :he low
est 3. and the mean "a. with partly
cloudy weather. fresh south winds ara
stationary pressure.
The river has fallen 10 % Zee, OF the
gauge.
On this date last year the corresponding
temperatures wsre %. "a and -. and rvo
years ago they were p. . and 81
FEED L JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. July s--Forecast t0r FL
day ana Saturday,.
Okla lcrra and Indian Territo-y-Threa;-
eu:ng Friday. with showers in northern
portions: probably Threatening Saturday;
southeTly winds
KarsaS-Showers and cooler Friday;
threatening Saturday; variable WINS
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New York July G-Bank elearing4 ssea.-
o1s. 14: balances. s17.sSl.TI
Boston elearings. SS,ed.s11: balances.
C.es4.s&
Baltimore clearings. As1. 81; balances.
ST9s. Szs
Philadelphia elsarings. s1s-e0.Ss; bal
ances. SSs.osL
Chicago clearings. $S.s2eol: balances.
S3.1sS115. Sterling exchange: Posted rates
ass 1-2d4S IL; actual. As i-f64H Ia
New York exchange 20 cents discount
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yew York sooa Lessee Awaraed

New York. July s-controIier Collier to-
day awarded the entire issue OF a.a2Soos
1-2 per cent gold bonds of the City OF
New York to Farson. Leach & Co.
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Prime mercantile paper. 1-sa4 per cent
Sterling exchange steady With actual basi-
ness In bankers bills AZ ASf 1-3aGsz -
for demand and AZ As i-s9ls5 f-e fer sixty
days; posted rates. Ass64ss i-5 and As 1-s:
commercial hills Asa IL Silver esrtin-
Gates. eoas1. Bar silver. q % Mexican
dollars. Is lie. Government bones szresa-
lar
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CAsH oCoTATIoNs

Flau--Stsady-
7T'sf775c
Corn-No. :. ss&asse; No. yellow. "a
I.c.
ostz-No. : .gsc: 40. white. ss:ec; No.
waite SSt-EsSc.
Reno g sc
Flax sees@No- J. 81
Prime timothy seeG-c- E1@g-
Mess poyk-Per Dbl, s. 9<7s-R
Lara-Per Iea lhs.. S.e7isGS.A
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Bonds showed decreased activity, and
price changes were mixed. Total saIes.
par value g. *. 10. United States Zs ard
the new Fs advanced IL. and IT, 80
Is IN the bid price. The Old Fs regis
tered declined Ia
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ArhItrasIou Come. RIsh.

Santiago de chile. va Gaiveston. Tex.
July E-Ths neEspa per- here are protest
Ing against a pTopyssS q asarS william
J. Buchanan. the TbitrS states Eairssisr
20 The Argen;fne R~pablie. tie SUI q
Slaas1s g0g lis fnts-ves<s9n n esnBee;ioa
with the arsitrzfion q TIE Boundary CUES
tia betEes7 Chile and Agatha
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TreaSurv Statement.

Washington. July s-Today's statement
OF the condition Of the treasury shows:
Available cash balance, s27s.soS,5T1; sold
reserve, ss42. lSs4ss
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RuhAer DIvidena Declared.

New York. July s.-The United States
Rubber company has declared a dividend
of per cent on its common STOCK. also
the regular quarterly dividend OF per
cent on its preferred stock
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LOUISVILLE ! CINCINNATI

Louisville. July s. - acme run. base
on balls and tHr=e singles gave the c0.o-
nels three ruas in the third and ths RsCs
could rot overcome tina: lead. C.7pIre
Andrews tod sent In h; restgnss;Nn 10
President Young. Attendance 1850. Score
RHE
Louisville ...........oO soeooO-3 >
Cincinnati ...........00 O0s00Ge-2I 0
Ba;;eries-Louisviile Woods and Zim-
mer; CincInne, - Dwyer and Wood I'm
p:re-Ganney.
Washington at Baitimore-No game:
rain.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-07

8, Logb. No. JBiy "a sp@Cial - tss
Pos;- IssSstca frDzn Carlisle. 10. saTE:
Jams McAts< vas hsnEss ssrs tstsy
Tor ne murder % Zen Brsvss. a HsT-
ehan: q T1pEa. whom ss attsrsg,s4 %
20 nearly tE5 years arc.
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Short ribs sides. Qose) A.soas.so: dry
sailed shoulders boxed 5d55zc; short
clear sides. Cboxedl. s5.Od5.l0
whisky-Distiilers finished goods, Per
gal, $1.2s.
RECEIPTs AND SHIPMENTS.
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BROOKLYN. /; PHILADELPHIA. l.


Brooklyn, July 6.-After a long rest
Maui pitched for Brooklyn today and kept
the Phillies guessing throughout They
hit his delivery hard. but most OF Their
drives we're sent into the air for easy
catches. Score: RHE
PHILADELPHIA ........o1OO0oooo- 3
Brooklyn ............3210lO0 -7S l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bernhard; and
Mcfarland: Brooklyn, Maui and Smith.
Cmpires. Lynch and Connolly. Attend
ance 2.S00.
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FRISCO LINE EXCURSION.
EPvORTH LEAGUE CONVENTION,
INDIANAPOLIS. IND. JULY 5gTH

TO ZRD.
For the above occasion Frisco Lire viii
sell tickets Wichita 20 indianapolis and
return for ssTe. Tickets on sale July
18Th. 18th and sgth. god returning August
nth
For fuE Information regarding these
tickets cal at the csJy Office, e0Fne. Main
street ard Douglas avenUe-
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FRISCO LINE EXcTRSIoN-
INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION b =.
p. L. RICHMOND. va. JULY 18TH
To 18Th
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al. sell tickets vi hita 20 Richmond ard
return FOR Ss4 Ticxs;s or sale Iziy fssh.
Ilth and I31A god tor returning 70 10
August 18th.
For faI iaformzti0a regzrEiuE these
tickets ezli at ely of5ce- sogaeE Main
stree. and DoGxszs EvenEs
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-07
80 ~ EXCTRsloN.

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ererything slse goes WTong - GezAIn hlEa--
HazhEn<tan Descent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-07

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-07
ST. LOUIS. .; CLEvEI AND. 4.

ST. Louis. July 6.-BateS' wildness gave
the Perfec,os today's game in the second
inning. /. was a featureless game. A.
tendance, l.iH0. Score.
RHE
St Louis ...........05 II !
Cleveland .........O04 000-4 Il ::
Batteries-St. Louis. Powell and Gre! ;e-;
Cleveland. Bates and Schcrcongost. Tn
pires-O'Day and McGarr.