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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-15
SHIPPING REPORT.
Foreign and Constwiso.
August 18th. 1899.
AR pJNED

ARRIVED.
Br. stmp. King David. Ritch, Sabine
Pass. to coal.
Amr. stmp. s. T. Morgan. Anthony.
Charleston. phosphate.
Nmr. stmp. John j. Hill. Mclean.
schr. Albert T. stearns Chase,
ClariIs Cove, ice.
schr. Herbert E., Chute. Rockport.
ice.
schr. Lucy Wheatlcy, Taylor. New
York, Q2th) light.
schr. Rhoda Holmes. Wilbur New
York. light. Q2tm.
CLEARED.
Br. stmp. King David. Ritch, Liver
pool. coaled.
schr. Mary e. Graham. Medley. New
York. lumber.
schr Rhoda Holmes Wilbur. New
York. wood
Tug General Mott. four barges. ches-
apeake City. lumber.
SAILED.
Schr. James Davidson, Rankin, New
York.
schr Mary L. Graham, Medley. New
York.
Tug General Mott, four barges. Ches-
apcake city.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET

Baltimore. Md. Aug. 1i-rYour. DUH and
nnchanr.Ll. Wheat. h;mer: spot and
month. 7iasNu7sc: September, ri .G72asc.:
October 7SzW1375c. December 1ca,c
asked; southern. by sample. ci6i 72ilc
Corn. firm; mixed spot ana MONTH 35a, e. /;
September and October. 35teM3SH,c No
vcmher and December. 325,N227sr.: Jan
nary 12i.c.: Southern white corn. SaMi0c
Oats. more active: No. white. 2i,sa2Tc.
new. Rye, firm: No. nearby. S2r.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARNET.

Nav York. Aug. 1i.-Moncy on call
easier at 2lan3 per cent: last loan al 3
per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 4hI5
per cent. Sterling Exchange firm. with
actual business In bankers bills at 4.S6dt
1864 for demand and ut 4.S2}sI i.S2a, for
sixty days. Posted rates. 4.S3ian4.S4 and
i.NQ4.Sh: commercial bills. 4.Slia. bar sill
yer. GOA. Mexican dollars. As. Govern
mcnt bonds. strong: State bonds, inactive
railroad bonds strong.
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7. F. Rogers,
ROOMS I'll AND 2l2 COLUMBIA BUILD
ING. GRANNY STREET


new stores on Granny street
Five story brick store No 40 Commercial
race. possession January LIST. 1890.
Store No. 70 Commerce street
Warehouse 100 Wafer atreet.
store No. $40 Butte street
Warehouse Mes. 81 ana g woodsIde Lane
Store No. 15 Nivlson street
Stores Nos. 26I md 269 Water street
Offices: CRANKY. Bank and Commerce sta
store 30 Water street
DWELLINGS,
Dwelling NO. lS5 York street
Cottage at Virginia Beach.
Dwelling No. Cumberland street
Dwelling No. lis Frecmason street
DIV ling No. Us Frcemason street
dwelling No. .? Charlotte street
Dwelling No. 80 DuKt street
dwelling No. los York street
dwelling No. 30 York street.
dwelling In Mnttu Block, Client
Dwelling on Warren Crescent.
Dwelling No. us lioush street.
Dwelling No. 222 lIoush street.
Dwelling No. ?22 York street.
Dwelling Olney Road. Client
Fiat No. A Washinton street.
Flat - CRANKY street.
Two rooms with bath CRANKY street
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NORFOLK MARKETS.
For Grain. fiaJ, Groceries. Provisions
&c.
Quotations Wholesale Prices. nm.
ess "fhcrr isc stnrcd, ana prices arc
subject Ia HuctnatiOn iIi market.
GRAIN. I1AY AND RICE.

GRAIN. NAY AND RICE.
CoRN-Whitc corn. from store. sc. !:
mixed corn. from store. 45c.: white oats.
irom store. SSc.; mixed oats. sic.
NJ ! Ill! fEED-Market steady; bran. per
ION. Slt.p: middllnGs. sli 20 per ton
oAIS-Steady. mixed. 34c.: white. SIC.
HAf-No. Timothy hay. car lots .i5isc :
Ton lois, isc. mixed hay. car lots. H.c
GNe: "a
ROUGH RIcE-e5975c. per bushei.
PEANUTS AND PEAS
PEANUTS-Markct firm: fancy. &c d:
strictly prime. SIC: prime. 3iac. com
mon. H2H3c.; Spanish. sl.co per bushel.
PEAS-Blackeyc. nominal.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
PouLTRY-Livc, steady; chickens. old
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CHICAGO MARKET.
whtas, Corn. Oats. Provisions. Lari shor.
ms Etc.

Chicago. ILL.,, Aug. li.-Wheat to-day de-
ve!o3ed into a strong bull market ana
urday. The continual falling N primary
receipts and generally disappointing
spring wheat thrcshine returns caused
to the market. Coarse grains were vi
terly indifferent 10 the wheat strength and
closed shade lower for nearly ali OPP
uohS. Lard declined 2i.ff5c., but other
products made little change.
ThA lending futures rnnred ne fnllcu..
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ALBEMARLE AID CHESAPEAKE
CANAL.
NORTIInOI'\D

-NVIIN II Do Z y II.
stmr. Ira, light. North Carolina to
Norfolk.
stmr. Col. j. C. Hill. raft OF piles,
North Carolina To Norfolk.
s;mr. Il. Il. Lee. light, North Caro-
lima to Norfolk.
SOuTHOUND.
Stmr. f. X. Esherick, towing. Phil
adclphia to North Carolina
Bge. Jupiter. light, Philadelphia to
North Carolina.
Bye Mercury light, Philadelphia %
North Carolina.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-15
Hotel Furniture at AucliO

We VIII sell for account OF whom
I 1aH cY T. on th5 piea;!ses known 4
, rno,Ii fortIs:m'n'h. In the city OF tortI
MoRNlNG August G% the isih a, Ek sliI9|
sharp, everything contained In said hot!
-abont 100 furnished rooms. We name
part 80 bedroom Suites, in Oak. WnInj
anu cherry; 20 Wardrohcs. 255 Cha:rs.
CARPETS, I" Wire Springs. Is Hair Nal
lness ,;. 21V Feather p laws and Bolster
@ Toilet Sets. Fine Buffet / Rilla
Table, > Desks. Fine T.ano and Stow
- Marble Top Tables. Pictures, Portel|
Lace rM' Curtains. Draperies. rarior Suit,I
Crockery. Glassware. silver Plated Was|
linen, ThisSWt is positive, as the hot|
i.i,onsekeepers and dealers especially ID
vited 10 attend this sale
non., ,. i. +: MORRIS. Manager.
DAY MORNING, August the 18Th AZ
o'clock sharp. a,i13-St
RY VIRTUE or \ CERTAIN DEE|
- or trust 10 me trustee dated all
18TH day of December 1894. and duly I'd
corded IN tho Clerks office of Norfoa
TO secure IL certain debt therein DESCRIBED
default having been made in tho payme1
Of the sad debt. and at the request 4
At public auction. at the Norfolk Rel
Estate and stock Exchange. No. 2Ss Nal
street. in tho city OF Norfolk on tho 4
day OF SEPTEMBER, 1899, al II o'clod
m. the following property. to-wit:
GEL OF LAND at Lambert's Point MI
GINA. designated on the plat OF the mol
folk Water Front Development Co. as ID
No. a. in block No. 81. fronting twent]
five feet on Forty-flrst street. togethd
with the building thereon. Terms Cash.
WILLIAM r. BALDWIN, Trustee.
BYRD. BALDWIN &. Co,
aulO-2lt Auctioneers
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PHONE 88A.

w r; EENTREss & son. REAL
~ ESTATE AuCTioNEEiis AND
RENTAL AGENTS No Is BANK
STREET. NORFOLK. VA.
FOR RENT
DWELLINGS,
800 Buic street. October list
226 Willoughby avenue. October LIST.
y High street. October LIST.
- Arlington place. October 1st.
1913 Butte street, October LIST.
Cos Main street rooms and store.
- Brown street.
30 Shields street
$. Falkland street.
- Smith street
A Calver; street.
COS T.. Bramblcton avenue
Hamilton avenue, modern improve
mcnts. October list
STORES.
COS Main street. rooms above.
43i Church street
2SI Nicholson street
us w. Brambleton avenue.
Factory Building. cor. Water and Mad.
ison.
FLATS.
us W. Erambleton avenue
u. II. l6 and IS Taylor's lane.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-15
by Byrd, Baldwin & Co. Auctionccrs.

" ALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT 10
sale on Cook avenue. by Virtue
certain deed of trust. dated April i2t]
lsM. and duly recorded !n the Cierk
oince or the Corporation Court OF MI
lily OF Norfolk. IN Deed Bo.N i2..\. pad
~. ana at tho request OF The credIta
.nertn occurred. We shd: sell n, publ
auction. AZ the Norfolk Real Estate /:
change, .26 Main STREET. Norfolk. iii
si Irs on TUESDAY. August i5iii, I'D
a! !; NJ. the following property. fowl
ALL THAT CERTAI& i.OT OF LAM
Win Win improvements thcrcnn. r'tratcc
lHrannleton Ward. m the CITY II Nor.ol
"a. numbered and des!gni;cd as lot NJ
~ on plat OF The Brami,lriun Ian, CON
nany. du'y 81 record in u h s.. Page 81
IN The Clerks office u; the Ccrucra,,d
Court; sad lot fronting - feet on d
wcst SD, Of Cook av"ru' aud riinnii
pack net wecn raralrl lines ic0 fe,
ii %l:, nnmncr 10 cuukr avenue
=. J. BOND and
II. q. AVERY
r,., ,,, Trustees
aui-lOt
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ROND MARK EFT.
Now York. Aug. II.

WV I VtH' -f"r7' TT IV''''
United States 2's, registered ......... .1oOls
United States So, registered .......... 1oS;a
United States 3's. coupon ........:. H.. io>ls
United States new As. registered -. $50
United States new As. coupon ..... 100
United States old As. registered ...... ll23s
United States old As. coupon ........ 1l3
United States SIS. registered .......... illiA
United States IS. coupon .............. iliis
District of Columbia 3-C5S ............ III
Virginia Centuries .......... .......... s.
Virginia Deferred $50. ...... .......
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he Cotton Markets.

NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
New York, Aug. H--To-day's cotton
market wavercd With a generally down
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Open. High. Low. Clos

wheat. G'07oc.: No 2 red. 1850: No. ,
white. 24A,c: No. white. a2i, sSisc.: No.
rye, 539,c.; No > barley. S2u3Sc.: No. !
flax seed. Si.ol: new si.o3la prime timothy
seed. t?50u2S5. Mess Pork. per barrel
s7.5oQS.3o lard rcr 10, pounds S. 1o5i5. a .
short RIBS sides Qoosc). 5000 Is: dry
sailed shoulders thoxcd), 5isN5s,c: short
d.siillers' finished goods per gallon, 81. n.
Sugars. Gu; loaf. unchanged
on the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market w,.s firm: crcamerics. 1851
lsi.c.; dairy. laUl6c. Cheese. firm, 9h0idc
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-15
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NE w YORK s.
Atchlson go. :. 2o7s
Atchison, pre-. =. 63a.
Bal. and Ohio Az
Can. Pacific go. %
Can. Southern 53a.
Cen. Pacific -. 5iit
Ches. and Ohio 2Sa,
Chi. G. w. 49,. 49,
c. B and Q 1865
c. ] and /. 49,. Q
c. l and l.. pre- +on
G and Il | ...... n
c and n w .1GoN
c. r l. and P ..1ISia
c G c and st l. 5Sit
Col. Southern :. 5A
c S. LIST pref. :. u
G 8. I'd pref. :. Isis
Del and Hudson l23is
D. l. and W e. ZIG
D and r G ..... %
d and r G., pre- 1854
Erie go. ....... 13iI
Erie Is, pref. 36is
Ct. Nor, pre-. .iGs
Hooking c. III
Hooking " u
Illinois Cen. | .1i424
Iowa Cent 49,. l3
iowa Cen, lref. IS
X G. i ami q =. 1919
L f and W 49,. PHI
L e and ". pre- ~
Lake Shore -. .2oii1
Louis. and Nash Tis.
Manhattan II" 1l7a.
Met. st. R'y .2Aj
Mex. Central -. l5s.
MINI. and st T. GS
~ and st l.. pre- 9G9:
Mo. Pacific -. ls6s
Mobile and Ohio 44i1
n, X and T 49,. 1914
n, K and T, pre- 3gI
n. ]. Central .il7j2
N. Y. Central ..l3sI
n and W ........ PSI
n and w. pref n
No. Pacific 5sll,
No. Pacific. Pre-,
. and " ......
q r. and N
Q r and N. p.
Pennsylvania
Reading go. 49,.
Reading. LIST PR
Reading. I'd PIE
~ VI w s.........
r g W, pref. :.
Et. L and S i ! :
st, l. and S II.
1st pref. 49,. :. 7Ii2
st L and S r.
I'd pref. 80. :. ga.
at. y and 8 W 1917
st. 4 and S W.
pref. 49,. ...... 2SH
81 PssIl pprs,. TAI. TALL
81. r and o ILL
go. Pacific r...... IN
60. Railway 80. liz
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-15
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET

New Orleans. Aug. li.-Cotton futures
closed quiet ana steady. August, 572 bid;
September. 5,a4l.Ii; October. 5.72V5.7s:
November, a.idfi5.7I; December. 5.slG,5.S2:
January. 5.S5Ni>G: February 3 S9fi5Gl.
March. j.a3Gr59j: April. 5.97W5.s9 May. 6Oi
gtG
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-15
NAVAL SrnREs

Charleston. s. G.. Aug 1i-Turpcntine
market. firm. at i5c. Rosln. firm and I'M
changed.
Savannah. Ga. Aug. l4-spirits ,urpen-
tine market. ii:;n. i9c. Ros.m firm and
unchanged
Wilmington, y. C.. Aug. 14.-spiri,s tur-
peni,ine; firm; ASg4sNc. Resin. iirm and
and $3.50. Tar. firm, $50.
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AfISCELIANEOI-s

AliSCELIAN EOCS.
Amer. Cot. OIL Ills
a G O, pref. .. a3i..
Amer. Mailing l6is
A NJ. pref. 49,. GS
\ S and +, .... 10
\ : and X, pre- Oh.
Amer. Spirits .. 81.
a s. pref. ...... 31a.
Am Steep Hoop 3aie
a > III. pref. :. SisS
a s and w .... Glas
a S and W. pre- %
Amer. Tin Plate i27s
y II II, pref. -. 80
Amer. Tobacco ll7Ii
a T, pref. ......f4i
Anaconda NJ G 81.
i Y T .1l3ia
G l. ana | ...... 5iis
Con. Tobacco .. Al.
Con. Tob.. pref. s5,,
Federal Steel =. Co.'S
Il 5, pref. ...... S23x
Gen. Electric ..l23i,
Glucose Sugar =. Ga
Glu. Sugar. pre- 100
lntn'l Paper =. ~
| p, pref. ...... IS
laclede Gas go. 57i4
Nat. Biscuit 80. AZ
Ma. Biscuit. pre- 1919
National Lead =. 1874 /
Nat. Lead pref. ll2M
National Steel E. 56Y,
az. Steel. pref. eS
Y A b 1913
nth Amer. -. l2iA
Acinc Coast :, ~
G.. lst pref. :. Sc
G. I'd pref. :. G2
a cihc NAL 80. 1875
?sople's Gas .12i7s
2. s. Car ...... 6Qia
=. s. Car. pref. S9tb
Pullman Pal. ..15S
s II and T. 49,. 81
sugar : -. .1631s
Sugar, pref. .120
= Z and ] ...... 1914
Y. s. Leather :. Q
y. 8: l., pref. :. 75tS
y. s. Rubber :. SOL.
u; 8 r. pref. ZIG
p, e c and ST l. 10
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-OI~D DOMINION PLACE -
~~NN~~~NNo

Vigorous until wife she Of
our max the of
ma eo
y htl e brt
other OTIS or buyer Aut14 H H@many
GU
@. D. JACKSON CO., Room Budinq Mort
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-15
by stephenson & Taylor. General Au
tloneers. 50 CRANKY street.
g TOOK OF GROCERIES, AT Aut

" TON.
we Will sell on TUESDAY, August 1s;
at 10 a, M. all the stock contained in M
store No. 2ls Church street. opposite Ho
Soap. Baking Powders; also a iarr H.,
Of the celebrated IIeinz's Canned Coed
cigars. Tobacco. Show Cases. Scnle
MciBhts. Measures. Awning, License &
Also ono large Refrigerator. Sold IN lo
70 suit. Dealers invited. The above good
are all fresh and flrst-class
STEPHENSON & TAYLOR.
HuIj-Zt GencIal AMctlsnncrs
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-15

AtSFioN 'ALIS ~ UNE pays.
by John c, Nicmeyer. General Auct,oI
eer' IL. H. Morris. Manager. High
street. Portsmouth,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-15

T, ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SAL.
- OF Fine Furniture. Carpets. Rugs. q
Clpth. Mating, Pictures, Stoves. Refria
orators Pianos. &c, at our auction hou.
THIS (ruesdny) MORNING at 10 o'cloc
:. r. II. MORN 3.
II Manager
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-15
AUcTrON sALEs-TnIx DAY.

by the Morris Auction House. A Wnsl
lngton street. opposite new market.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-07
PATRIOT

men and no party Of men can be bound
70 the performance Of the mission OF the
great republic Cor the regeneration and
elevation OF mankind. It is following to-
day, as it has followed in the past. the
lines marked out by Providence, superior
70 the wisdom OF peoples and OF legisla-
lures, pointing the way Of the great march
Of civilization. Ny friends Of the city Of
Quincy. OF the state Of Illinois. the pres
ident OF the United States VIII be faithful
20 the soldiers Who represents his coun-
Try. His cabinet viii De faithful TO him.
and know that you, one and all. Will
stand with US il sustaining and helping
him in the great work which YOU have
laid upon him"
Attorney General Griggs spoke as fol-
lows:
Il was interested 70 see that vast con-
course OF school children who turned out
this morning. all with ags in thair hands
10 welcome the president Of the Uni' d
States. Il took me heck in memory 10
the days when I was an American school
boy, and I remember tia, IN lhosA esys
when I oiered my geography coil fad
al the territory Of the United States
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-07
CASE OF T. M. RICHARDSON, JR,
Filed in the Supreme Court of Okla
hOma--HistOry of the Case.

Guthrie, O. T., Oct. 6.-Yesterday case
was fled in the supreme court entitled the
Territory of Oklahoma VS.. T. NJ. Richard
son. j. Richardson is now residing at
Oklahoma City, and was formerly assist
ant cashier of the First State bank Of
Perry, and was, on June g. 1895, indicted
for receiving a $50 deposit from NJ. Bar
ash, knowing that the bank. was insolvent
and in failing circumstances The case
went to Kay county on change of van.I'e,
he claiming that he could not get & FAIR
and impartial trial in Noble county. The
case was called for the third day Of May,
1885, at Newiirk. and the defendant ask
ed that the case be dismissed on the
grounds that on the 20th day of May 1897,
an unconditional pardon was executed
and delivered by Thomas ]. Lowe, act
ing governor Of the territory of Okla
homa, for the offense charged.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-07
CRANE is NAMED FOR GOVERNOR
And the National Administration by
state Republicans.

Boston. Mass, Oct. s.-The Republican
state convention today was exceedingly
enthusiastic and unanimous. and n0min-
ated the following.
Governor-will!am Murray Crane. Dai-
ton.
Lieutenant Goyernor-John L Bates.
Boston
Secretary Of stste-wHnam H DIN.
Boston.
Attorney General--Hosea NJ Knowiton.
New Bedford
Audltor-John y. Eimbail. Fitchburg.
Treasurer and Receiver Geueral-Ed-
ward 6 Bradford Springfield
The platform opens with fsl'citstio1
upon the results which have followed
the restoration Of the Republican sarty
20 power IN eli the branches q ihe FED
ersI government
On the subject % national fnanees and
the currency. ths platform says. Ponds
and notes payable ia cola mast hs sHfab-
Hshes b. Lax 70 bs payable "a gid. ARD
provision made or Supply q Eoia whe7
required. The Rspu5l.ezn party etansr
uareserve6ly pledged - fsaintzln ihe cz-
btinR gold standard. and We I99k wiih
confidence % the Fiffy-strth congress Tor
the enactment q measures - - ce-fn-i
or monetary system that there shai r.
ample money Tor TIE expanding hsssiassz
o re country ard 70 - srz sat zssra
;hs. tsezsury nat g can II a. tines pro
tset the national cre1it-
The platform urges - o3eni1E - -
rev markets fo- fhs rna-Eta-tzrss PRO
duets q The Critss ssasss. ths tssst7g-
zsent = ths nssreaant marine = this
country. ard Each Improvement = ths
vr.ac,p.s Assbsrs q ths rnltsss STATES -
shzn make thern accessible - fas isrE-
-; vessels sseas-
on rks s,1hssrt q tTzsss 80 siatf -
saYz: '"T.s Es5usfez1 r&ftv - &aFEs-
chssstts = saaazli sss'g opgassd - trusts
sns monopoly. AID tAe eassiz lz6tlga .
ar,lsteus 2n1 speculative valuNsia1s
TIE nasloaa1 4azlnsssrati1a = sasarse1
n ne fsllealnx paragraph
we express azr ezra ssses 1 80 pa
fsotge lassls = F-rssse7s WiA@@ NJ
KEalsy AID fae hfxa gsaafes = f'ers-
zaasAls wlsa which - Aas iazsseshs2
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-07
STORY OF VICTORlA'S INTENTION
To :Abdicate in the Event OF War. Is
OfficiaIIy Denied.

London, Oct 6.-In connection with the
rumors that Queen Victoria Is liable 20
intervene 10 prevent war, curious story
was published this morning BY the Vi
emma Estrablatt, which alleged that he
majesty intended 10 sbdicate in the event
OF an outbreak OF hostilities. declaring
that II had this Information from an
excellent source" The British foreign
once. when shown the Vienna story az
70 the intention Of the queen 70 aodi-
cate should war break cut. declared y
Supremacy Ridiculous and utterly
aseiess."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-07

him. Dunbar knocked Talbert down with
a stool and Talbert got up and shot at
Dunbar. There is a bullet hole in the
wall of the restaurant. The bullet went
through the thin partition into the barber
shop, but no one was hit. After the shot
was fired Talbert was arrested and is at
present in jail, where he will remain until
he is sober enough to be brought to trial.
Before the fight in the restaurant, it is
reported, Talbert had visited the houses of
ill-fame on West Second street where, it
is said, he broke up the furniture, broke
out window lights and made rough
house generally.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-07
TRANSPORT LOADED WlTHMULES
Caught ia Ty Phson and the Animals
Nearly All Killed.

WasairEfea. f'rt "a cabss message
from General Ofta fa fhe uzF Department
f11ar brlazs aor3 - re ioss - asseTal
hundred horses ard f4gies - fha frE1s-
psrt SAN The message f11gWss
'stssHusT SIAM isft san Frzaelse1 AaEsast
= Nlfh so-fY~fFe hsr-es. - ssglss. 60
csaafers6 fYpaee1 1ef inat saTfAsrr La
z1a 81 Esieh ~ baf stFtsea rs1lss iaas.
Animals k,E,sI - ptf-hinE - r~rs-i sus
lax ~ 49, fr51 DsesssaTT eIosinE =
hatchss 10 csasait 81 sasnE pas.sa-
ger
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-07
WITH No VRY FACES
MessaI ManfuIIy Swallows
His Disappointment.
HIS FRIENDS ARE PROUD
Of the Race Made ConkIing'S
Appointment Unconfrmed'

Guthrie. o. Tt Oct. 6-Rick Messal, who
was probably the leading candidate for
the Enid land Office receivership, arrived
in Guthrie this morning, and not until
then was he made aware of Eastman's
appointment to fill the vacancy, although
a rumor to that effect had reached Enid
MessaI was accompanied by Senator
George Orner and Tom Sanford and Is
ives their purpose in coming here to stir
up their friends at the capital to renewed
action. While undoubtedly greatly disap-
pointed, Messal insists that he has no
sore spots, and promises that Garfield
VIII roll up its accustomed majority at
the next election He is especially proud
Of the hearty endorsement his candidacy
received both at home and oDroad, espe-
cially what was practically the unani-
nous support Of the leaders Of the party.
Senator Orner, expressing himself on
this line said: you may state for Mes
SAILS friends that they have no sore spots
TO nurse and growl over. We really have
reason to feel proud over the fact that
our young friend was the means of unit
ing all the elemtns of the party in sup
port of his candidacy, the first time such
a thing has happened, If my recollection
serves ne right, since the talk Of faction
al differences started two years ago, It
vas unfortunate for Messal, however,
that the Kansas row should have occur
red just at this time, for I am satisfied
that he would have received the appoint
nent had 1t not been for the desire to
placate Ea:tman's friends, who were sore
and disaprt .nted over the way Eastman
has been used as a football in the censIs
superyisyrsfio matter IN Kansas"
In explanation Of the assertions Of Mes
FaTs friends that his endorsement was
practically unanimous, they state that
Secretary Jenkins, after repeated state
ments that he would endorse no one for
The receivership. changed his mind and
on Wednesday evening sent in an en-
dorsement Of Messal
The report concerning Ivan Conkling's
appointment as census supervisor for Ok
lahoma is still unconfrmed, although an
other story is circulated to the effect that
his name has been agreed upon, but that
the Official announcement Of his appoint
nent was being withheld to await the Ie-
turn Of Governor Barnes to the territory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-07
CURES
Nervousness,
Debility;
Strengthens
and Tones
the SYSTEM;
Purifies
the Blood.

Mrs. Mary N. Myers, of
Baltimore, Ohio, writes: II
suffered for eight years with
nervous prostration and the
general debility common to
women, and had such pains
in my back that | could not
get around the house. l
used several remedies and
consulted several of the
best physicians without OBJ
tanning any relief. Paine's
Celery Compound restored
me to health.
Il also want to say to all
mothers that Paine's Celery
Compound is a splendid
medicine for their child
rem"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-07
COURT ADJOURNS AT NEWKIRK
Clyde lEattOx Case VIII be Taken Up
In December

Guthrie. 0. T. Oct. 6.-District court at
Newkirk has adjourned until December !,
at which time the noted murder case 3;
CLYDE Mattox will be taken up before
special Judge, to be designated by Judye
Hainer Turing the present term of 'oart
Judge Hainer disposed Of over 800 cases
on the docket.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-07
The Philippine War.

This contest IS proving much more stub
horn than We had anticipated. L needs
q vigorous contest TO straighten matters
out. We should tackle the Philippines
and overcome them as Hostetter's Stom-
sch Bitters does dyspepsia, Indigestion.
malaria, fever and ague. and liver and
kidney diseases. The battle is short and
decisive. and for dfty years the Bit;ers
have always won. II YOU are Ill, and
don't know what'sN wro q, try il.