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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-24

For sale by u. e.. 81. l.. CLARK lei.
lfcdgg n Cos salt Lake Hardware Co.
ana George a. Lowe, Salt Lake city,
Utah.
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business IN the mining world 90 very
active and no man la the county need
complain Of dull times. There ~ work
for all and men and teams are In de-
mnnd.
The recent fires az Fort Duchcsne are
causing no end Of conjecture both at
the post and here. There IN no question
but that the Ares were incendiary, but
the trouble IL where 60 place the re-
aponslbIlltN As yet no arrests have
been made
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NorICE

in tho District Court. Probate Division. I'm
aud Tor salt Lake county,
state NJ Utah.
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Ncbo Hnnwn Stone Company pnnrip1l
place NJ business. salt Lake city, Utah,
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Ira Workman and John Dennis two
youths from Millward. were sentenced
by city Justlce Pack to thirty days In
the city jail this week for stealing
straps. roscttes, otc. from tho buggy
harness OF Postmaster Young.
4 pleasant surprise was given Sum
day evening 90 J. a. Holloway. who IL
about 90 start on a mission 20 Turkey.
bv a number Of his friends. at tho
house Of County Clerk Hanson.
Preparations are going on for n ccle-
hfntlon OF the Twenty by tho
good people OF Mlllward.
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Ia tho Matter N the Estate VI Abraham II.
Cannon. uasuusJd
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THE DESERET Savings BANK.

DIRECTORS
w. W. hitter. President
Moses Thatcher Nlpr President
Elias A. Smith. cashier.
James Sharp John q Etruca. John g.
cutler David Eorigs A W Carlson
George .liomney = inn o. Wiud,r o.. o.
Perry, y. a. EldrrdHa " D.. Jursa
Pour pCt cent Interest paid un SAVINGS
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OUR OWN STATE.


the company wants It, employees 10 be
In on the deal. or rather their share OF
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VERNAL.
Tinc Hay Crop work for An - Port nu-
cbosno fires sim Mystery.

farmers OF this county have Just come
pletcd the harvesting of the FIRST hay
crop. which On quite abundant and put
up in excellent condition. there having
curing.
The days are very hot hut the nights
are Delightfully."- cool and pleasant
crops ana weeds are making rapid
growth. The harvest promises 10 De
good but the fruit crop light on account
of Huriuu fruatH
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15
Coldwa,er Defeats Ashland.

Coldwater. Kan. Aug. H.-I.ast Satur-
day 6o baseball enthusiasts gathered at
the Ashland baseball park 70 witness the
final contest OF the Coldwater and Ash
land teams. The game was intensely In
teresting. developing many brilliant plays
and fast work generally. There was never
more than difference Of ore in the score
from first 10 last. Coldwate- had their
crack twirler. Vonschriitz. in the box.
while Ashland had their Old battery.
Cricket and Gear. IN the sixth Inning.
with the score tied. the game came near
terminating in a free-for-a hEAt First
bsseman Smith OF Ashland. disPeted the
umpire's decision. He was fined and re-
moved from the game The club then pro-
tested. claiming that il 80 crippled them
that they could not continue the contest
Finally compromise was effected. where
by The umpire was removed ard The Of
Tending payer returned. The features q
the game were the coaching Il -the VII
lage clown" Chapman. the stick work %
Gear ard the phenomenal umpiring Of
Taylor. The score:
Ashland --.----...-...--.----l e-S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15
LIVESTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO


Chicago, Aug. 14.-There was an active
general demand for cattle today and with
a moderate supply prices were firm for
choice lots and steady for others. oGod
TO fancy cattle sold at 50. 6O66.4 As. commoner
grades at $4.5Oa5.55. Suckers and feed
ers, $Sg5.S5; Texas steers. $3.75GS.3e and
calyes$4d7. Is
Receipts Of hogs were considerably I'M
der expectations and there was the live
lest kind of a demand. prices advancing
1eql5c. Heavy hogs sold at $415d4. 90.
mixed lots at $4.55d4.9O and lights at s4.s0
q4.S5. Pigs sold at $s.60g4.S5 and culls at
s. 5a4.1e
Liberal offerings of sheep and lambs
caused weaker market in spite of good
demand, sheep selling or 10c and lambs
from Is to &c. Sheep sold at S2l3 for cu.ls
up to s4.50d4.75 for choice wethers. Lambs
sold at S.o0d4.5O FOR common ggrades up
TO A-5Sq5.s5 for choice lots.
Receipts-Cattle, 5000; hogs, 1900
sheep, 1900
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Aug. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
5000 natives; 400 Texans. Market steady
to strong. Native steers, $4a5. IS; Texas
steers, 81. 800; Texas cows, 3. 75d3.5O; ma
tive cows and he-ifers, 2.15G5; stoekers
anu ACCuCASs S--cVAJs DullS, S-fUu11V.
HOg%Receipts, 3, coo; market strong, 10c
higher; active. Bulk. of sales. s4.S5444.55;
heavy, A.S5Gi.5O; packers, A.S5a4. As;
mixed! a. SOd4. As; light, 81. SOa4. co. yorkers,
si.6094.65; pigs. $4.55g4.S2k.
Sheep-Receipts. 2,O0e; market steady.
Lambs, s4.75a5.75; muttors, sS.25d4. 80.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Aug. Observation-Disclosures
5000 including 3cO0 Texans. Market steady
Native and shipping steers. $3.60d6.l5;
stOckers and feeders, 2.70td5; Texas and
Indian steers, s.. 20G4. 80; COWS and heifers,
$e.5Od3. 10.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market 5d1oc.
higher Pigs and lights. "a. 7O1 $50; packers
81 .e0I4.75; butchers, "A. TOeq4.sO.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; market steady.
Native muttons, $3.Soq4.1O; lambs, $50
a6.40
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New York. Aug Accommodation
Users London financial cablsE-aH: The
tone Of the markets were generally better
today TIL the I1soori incident II Rennss
became a disturbing factor. Cons0,s are
going better. closing steady. Americans
opened firm Oh TIRE hank statement
though MttIs was dooe r. them tili New
York opessd The close Was q. TIRE top
Denver ard I@ouIsviilss wers fsatrrss-
L,on5oa. Aug. A-Consols for money.
TTezs: for the ecco9nt. N5 liz: Canadian
Pacific. 10sas: Erie. "a. Erie hrst preferred.
r.: Illinois Csaf-al. M: Northern Pa
oisc preferred. "a: extra civSdsnd 81
Paul common. ~. New York Csztral. "a
Pennsylvania. -: Reading. ia: Cnioz Pa
ciHc preferred. -: Ateaisoa. -. L1uis-
vile. T-7s: G>zn4 Trunk 81. ArzcoEsa.
H. Bar silver. g7asd Money S1zs4 Per
cent The rate % disooun; IA TIE 01es
rarkst for short Bills 5,<65E pr csnt:
three maths. sIl-lsS-z per cat
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HOG MARKET HIGHER
Light Monday Supply and
Trading Dull.
TOPS AGAIN AT $4.25
0aIy One Sale of Cattle at
Steady Prices.

The local market yesterday was up
eeveral points along with the other live
stock markets and the grains. The local
strength was more marked than some OF
the centers reporting early and held its
own with light receipts all through the
trading. It was light day and the BUSH
ness was mostly dull and inactive. The
quotation for what was sold was to 10
cents higher. There was a firm tone to
the market and It was a general dIsap-
polntment all around that there was so
light a supply. The top prices were ~
cents above the tops OF Saturday, lille
the quality Of the few lots in was not
nearly so good. Both days were, how
ever, so light in offerings that no compar-
isJn Is really justifiable. The two cars
7shich went over the scales were aver
aged only ~ pounds and the grade just
fair. There were cew wagon hogs or local
stun IN either and all divisions showed
up a weak and uneyentful day. Good fat
mediums were wanted and killing hogs
o. not especially defined grades would
have met with ready sale. In their alb
sence everything was taken which was
oIefed ana the day closed with UstleSS
spirit, solely from want of desirable stock.
The heavy roads all through this section
and the widely ranging rainfall the past
twerty-four hours had no little 20 do
With the light receipts, and this latter
condition prevailed generally. Chicago fell
below the estimate and Kansas City was
very light. The fall in the temperature
O. > degrees will lend some impetus TO the
cock shipping and with the absorption
Of the heavy fall OF rain it is expected
tat the week will show up better later.
Prices are very strong and that. too. in
zee OF the declining provision market,
and with the present good live and active
demand for butcher and mixed light hogs.
It would seem as though they will surely
commence to appear at the markets and
packing points. The Wichita market has
more than held its own comparatively for
Several weeks and the supply of late is
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on well balanced diet. Grass. clover,
shorts. peamesI. rape and most especial
ly root crops. such as artichol1e tuOers,
potatoes. carrots, mangels, beets, ruta-
bagas, etc, are ali good. healthy hog
foods Long and practical field expert
ence has convinced the writer that the
improved varieties OF the tame arti-
choke (not Wild artichokes. which pro-
duce very few and small tough tubers,
and which are very difficult to eradi-
cate. and are by many farmers confound-
ed with the tame" artichoke) are by
far and al odds the cheapest, healfhiest,
hardest hod food that can be grown,
my crop of 1877 costing me less than /
cent per bushel> to produce. They are
also much surer CROP than most other
roots and are usually ready for your hogs
to root out about the time when tame
grass and clover pastures usually fail and
farmers begin stufflng their hogs with
fsf1r-T
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METAL MARKET.

New York. Aug. 14-There was very 1T
tie movement in prices on the metal ex-
change today. Iron and tin alone dis
played positive strength and any degree
OF activity. The other departments fol-
lowed a rather listless course. The news
from foreign markets and domestic points
OF product lacked influential feature. At
the close the metal exchange called pig
tTon warrants steady with si5 bid and
$3.50 asked: lake copper unchanged a.
SIS %: tin quiet with ST. bid and 81 .
asked: lead stead with $40 bid and 81 -
asked; speIte- quiet at SIS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, Aug. H-Coffee options
opened quiet at unchanged prices to 3
points decline and ruled exceptionally fiat
with absolutely no speculation and local
interests fairly we'll evened up. Buying
was checked by unsatisfactory European
cables and continued heavy receipts IN
Brazil. Current low prices checked selling
Closed quiet, net unchanged 10 points
lower. Sales $3.50 bags, including Sept.
$40: Oct. SIS; Nov, $3.50; Dec. and
Jan. $3.50; Feb, 800; March. s.. O565. 10
Spot coffee. Rio dull and nominal; No. Z
invoice. sac; No. z johbing, 6itc. Mild
quiet, barely steady; Cordova. 7izi11c.
SUgar-Raw easier. lower to sell; fair re-
fining, &c; centrifugal IS test, s-lSc; mo-
lasses sugar. 37sc. Refined quiet, about
steady
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15
EARLY RUSH UPWARD
In the Stock Market But It
Doesn't Last Long.
VERY MARKED STRENGTH
In a Few Cases, Not Affecting
the General List

New York, Aug. 1L-The stock market
started on with something OF an upward
rush. Stock exchange traders and the
small outside following had apparently
come to the conclusion that Saturdays
bank statement indicated that all vexed
problems In the money market had been
settled and that ease and abundance OF
funds were now at hand. The first sharp
advance in stocks, however, demonstrated
that the pressure Of some heavy selling
would have to be encountered on any
general upward movement. The market
thereafter lapsed into the spotty condition
which has been its recent characteristic.
A small number OF stocks showed very
marked strength. but the usually active
and prominent stocks lay practically dor
r1ant throughout the session and showed
a sagging tendency which the strength
In special instances had no effect towards
counteracting. Tennessee Coal and Iron
advanced by sensational leaps an extreme
'6& points, giving color to prevalent ru-
mors Of a corner in the stock The tone
was feverish below the high level and the
net gain was 81. The announcement OF
the settlement OF the smelters' strike In
Colorado enhanced the prices Of quite
number of stocks. including American
Smelling, which is mostly affected. Colo
RADIO Fuel. Renver and Rio Grande stocks
and Colorado Southern stocks. Gains In
the group ranged from IL points in Den
YER and Rio Grande to 81 in Colorado
Fuel preferred. The smelling stocks rose
Sss and - respectively. The RAILROAD
stocks to show strength were compare
fft-pl fau
debentures started downward after their
notable rise on Saturday and are nearly
points of on the day but the preferred
"a stock is up over 3 points and the
preferred ''B' stock over a point Be-
sides these there are notable gains in the
Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago and st.
Louis stocks. Louisville. Kansas and
Texas preferred, the Minneapolis. ST. Paul
and Sault Ste. Marie stocks. Cleveland
and Wheeling preferred. New York. Chi
cago and st. Louis stocks and some Of the
low-priced railroad stocks. Confidence
over the money situation had a relapse,
the conviction growing that the Saturday
bank statement may not be a fair refec~
ton Of Saturday conditions in,sthe mar
ket Uneasiness and depression were also
reflected from abroad, political disquiet
In France and advancing money In Lon
don and Berlin causing some pressure OF
liquidation from those quarters should
this country's credits be called home.
Whatever is manifest in the money mar
ket is realized TO be due to the Quietude
Of speculative markets the world over
and conservative heads in the financial
world are Inclined to frown upon an out
break OF speculation. The closing OF the
market was active. but extremely irreg-
ular. Peoples Gas mounted above 10
on the announcement OF the acquisition
OF the Pullman Gas company. while other
stocks tended downwards. Net changes
are mixed. Closing prices were as fol-
lows:
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Sex York. ADx- Ik-NozeT on cal cas-
Ser AZ Sss6a pss esEi: asst ioaa pr esns-
Prime nssrcz-ttss paper. fisSs pr csns.
Sterling exchange hrn vita acsuzi bcsl-
nesa n baskerx' bllls ~ s. S6as ~ d.
snsrd zaA &a-sS@a& fa- . days; p0sses
rates. g. S5zess-ss ard -. s7aaS; ro-zrDer-
clAI bfs1s. Hl1ss- SILVER oe-aaeaEsz. sss
6Ee Bar sslyeg. Ss1sc- Nsx5eAE eoIiass.
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s. Louis. Aug. ll-George Schzefsr.
Chris Ven De. Abe and A Spi7k. the 81
Louis delegation which went % Chicago
Saturday nfgat 20 attend a secret meeting
o. TIRE rev American Association OF Base
bal Clubs. held there yesterday. returned
today. Mr.. Scaasfer, VINO IS president
Of the aew 81 Louis club. said: TIE
Chicago meeting vas a success IN every
way The aeE league IS 4 ssrs 20 and
the hardest work re VIII have VII BE
turning down the applicants FOR zfuls-
sion u it, sixteen cities wanted repre-
sentatton IN our Srg21sxzt1oa Sanaay, and
as our Circuit; will include bat sgzat eit-
les, we vii have 10 turn down Just one
half q TIE applicants"
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FOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Friends University VIII werk %
asridiran Contests

The Friends University OF this cry hAa
recognized It's fOpthan team and IL try
ing 20 form football league IN soufhsrn
Kansas. Em70ria. Newton Arkansas
City. Hutch!nson and wiudsld are TIE
towns Il Is expected viii Jcan the league.
Favorable replies have been received
from several Of the tOWna.
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BOSTON. s: CINCINNATI. 3.

Boston, Aug. I4-Phillips got badly rat
tied in the seventh today after two were
out, and gave two passes TO first. which.
with two singles and Duffy's lucky double.
clinched the game for Boston A lightning
triple play in the first prevented Boston
from scoring. With three on bases, Stein
feldt jumped in the air and brought down
Collins liner, tagged third and threw 10
McPhee, retiring the side. Umpire Gaff-
ney's decisions caused a good deal of
kicking. Attendance 400 Score: r H Z
Boston ...............OO O30O5Os-s .
Cincinnati .........--0 OO0300O-s 3
Batteries-Boston, Nichols and Bergen;
Cincinnati, Phillips and Peitz. Umpire,
Gaffney.
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C.ra efThaaks

The Un5srziEned desires % return ihsBkB
% his many friends tor their many ssts
% knsisssss shown % rsyss. and uifs err
irE the long years % suffsfinH ~ Nrs.
keeran. and especially has this thsHa
during her last Illness ana desire -
further thaSk tb3ss % our winSsi5 treas
vbo brought HgEsrs e. cheer her ska
rom ard iAs. hJgrs- W = EEERAS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were as follows:
IlOur-FirTn; No. yellow. &C
waeat-No. spring. s.a7gc; No. = red.
GSisc.
Corn-No. = 5i7sc-
oats-No. = slai.e; No. white. .sGSc;
No. ; white. z2is zEizc-
Rye-No. = S2c.
Tsariey-No . 21sG%Sc.
Timothy seeS-PTiue. s. 51Gs5s
Mess Pork-Per barre. $1.5SlS -. lard.
per 10 pounds. S.lce75-S5. short -i1s sides
Loose. s.SEl5-I5. dry salted shoulders
boxed. 5ixGSssc; short clear sides boxed.
s. ocS5S
whisky-Per gallon, S.G
Sugar-CEcha1get
Clover-Ss.4a-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15
EIGHT WIRES TO NEWTON
Manager LIaeoIn I4.yIaG Oas Boate
Sg Kansas cav Lae

Manager Lincoln 90 the Missouri anA
Kansas Telephone company Was IN To
city Sunday. He left yesterday 81 rive
over the routs from here % Emporis to-
lay out the Kansas cry lire EiEh; /. res
viii be strung b~tween Wichita ard Ssw-
ton and the route changed s0ne from ths
present line
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PHILADELPHIA, 6; CHICAGO. 5.

Philadelphia, Aug. 14.-Chicago out-bet-
ted and out-felded the Phillies today but
an unlueky inning in which the visitors
made two errors and the locals three hits
allowed Philadelphia to win. Attendance
4ss2 Score: r II +
Chicago .............O0 o-3I1 2
Philadelphia ....0OO4O OO2'-6 Z 1
Batteries-Chicago. Taylor and Donohue:
Philadelphia. Bernard and Douglas. I'm
pires, Lynch and Connolly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15
DERBY Will INCORPORATE
Town 90 Have . Mayer asA Cosssn
This Pal.

Chas. ca1fisy % Derby. the genial $50
rotary % the Republican central commit
tss says DERBY las besa Er0Wing aB3 yin
incorporate ths faii sarns time. Mr. Can't
iey says Derby has been gushing right
along ard wants 20 - a real town a0v
AMI have q mayor aad couacii.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15
RArrFNORE "A: PITTsBI-RG. 9

Baltimore. Aug. 1.-THE Orioles pulled
out a foriorG hope against the Pittsburg-
ers today in the third inning, when. with
the score 20 Q against them. they bat,ed
Tannehill out % the box. Sparkle did
not fare much better and the game was
ciinChed before he warmed Up. The game
was called at the end of the seventh or
account Of darkness Attendance 1.6S1.
Score: Ri =
Pittsburg ..............33IO 1si4 81
Baltimore .......-........00 SSI0-it
Batteries-PiJJsburg. TsnnehiIl. Sparks
and Schriver; Baltimore McGinnity. Nc
Kenaa, Howell and Robinson Cmpires,
Manassau and McGarr.
Washington. Aug. I4-Washiagton-S
Louis game postponed. wet grounds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15

There Is. finally. much In history and
statistics which gOes 10 prove that a sys-
TEN Ot colonies. when honestly and prop
eriy administered. - = paying Investment
FOR a nation strong enough 10 protest IT.
Possessions. having once acquired them.
and having the e0Fnmsrciai ssaIa4 anA
enterprises to develop them
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The bond market showed Increased ar
tIvtty. Kansas and Texas second leading
Prices are dull. Tota, sales s. 81 no
United States Js ard rev a. advanced
L and the old - registered and the IS
= IN the bid prices.
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COTTON.

New York. Aug. 4.-Spot cotton firm;
middling uplands, SIC; middling gulf,
SIC
New Orleans. Aug. A.-Cotton-Steady;
middNng, SIC.
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KEAL EsTATE TRASsFKns.

Furnished ~ The wicbitA Abstract aaa
land Company. u. "a DuB9is. AssifseG-
o.. Court House. 'Paeus UlD
Kanels T0En aa5 Lad Co. - Fur
Isy Crsame-T co. tracs IN n . oos
n qr. go - - e...-.....--..-..-...
Henry . R5ulan8 - n vsh Lev
~ - ChsFch -. cf.v..-...-....-... -
Ca;harisE Nsnd - Theresa Hsssf
~ - g. So =. = -, -
4 A AlinE % 81 = Rob~rfroa = = .
10: g Sherman - wst-rznza AID
azd Erie .; Ella SD ..-....-..-.
Roszaaa Flyna 20 sanais Tray. "a
B=k :. =. q A1-s-as- 90
Je-snis aas Peg Ias~T - VIENNA T
saaSs-I . = ?, ~ a sssrEs2s 81
WATERWAYS al -..--.--.-...---.--.. 80
oUrrc1sNEl DEEns
Ca-ossns y 1Gssb~Esea % J. ~
Raap5 ~ 3 Ard = Ssu YORK ave
Eeh@Wpse "a al --.......--.----.
y E-a1~s - % y Kazse 81
. S~~ YORK ave 1Gsshs~san q a,ss 9
Sa--ls T-acT - y n sacrt 30
- AtErs1ss $500. 5000. -
Il ~ esrvsrs - csroaas = Prsst -
q DovEizs sxs G-sszs.s4aa $50
a ~ CEk-sn % Bod = McxiEa,.
s1s a. - szs - YssrTt~w Ess
Izseks 81. ists - sss - -
sfArkss - estT. b1ss = srA - Ga
-. GiaEe1s Es34 ..-...-....---.--.--.-. !
Ira ~ Eesi % L1azra C1skA-- ~ q
EaEis e. 5ssses sspri F1at-----..-.-. 4
RECEIVERS DEEDs
Jsha P@-TT 80 - Chags-s r Ws2s
~ = = azrk<s - L-zs ac9 1853 3
~ -. -. - q, q So. - "a.
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wsshIngtoa. Aug. 1A-Today statement
Of the condition OF sse treasury shows:
Available cash balance. Sz2&s.s 81: sold
reserve, SeES, ST. "a
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BeooKLTN. 4: LOUISVILLE :.

Brooklyn, Aug. E-Brooklyn took the
last game with the Jouisvilles today after
a not struggle. winning the series by IL TO
4. Swartwood made a peculiar decision
in the sixth. Farrell sent up a ny that
Clark held momeetarly but dropped the
ball IN starting 10 throw. Swartwood al
lowed the out, but Brooklyn scored the
winning run after the decision Score:
RHE
Louisville ..IO1Oo00OO-2 3
BROOKLYN ............1Ol O02OO Ar 0
Batteries-Louisville, Cunningham and
thinner: Brooklyn. Kennedy and Fallerr.
Umpires, Swartwood and Mcdonald AL
tendance 2.lUn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15

This large four-story building = al.
nirably fitted and furnished Tor the care
OF the sick No ioathsOme or contagious
diseases admitted. but an other siiseases
that are usually treated At hospitals are
successfully treated here. including Wis
key. Cocaine and Morphine Habits. abso-
lutely guaranteed Women. maSri@d e.
single. can find a safe retreat here cur
ing confinement and a hor1e IN every
case found for the child u required A
home for the poor and rich alike. as al
operations and medical treatment are
free. and the only charge that Is r.ade l.
the ordinary hospital fee. which IL just
enough TO pay the running expenses OF
the institution. The best OF references
given when required. Write for circular
20 the Martha Washington Home"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15

&C. Government bonds strong: siate
bonds inactive; railfuad bends strong.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-15
BASEBALL
NEW YORK. 7: CLEVELAND. 6.

NEW YORK, 7; CLEVELAND, s.
New York. Aug. 1.-THE game today
was dull and uninteresting. The visitors
made a bid for victory in the last in
ming, but were stopped after scoring two
runs. Score: r II z
New York ........1Oo110 I'll 2
Cleveland ...........0O OO4OOO26 /
Batteries-New York, Gettig and War
ner; Cleveland. Hughey and Sugden- I'm
pires, EmsIie and Wilson. Attendance 400.