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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-24
KITCHENER REPORTS A VICTORY
Over the sDesert Tribes, 400 Ont OF
$500 Being Killed.

Cairo. Nov. 23.-General WIngate, with
an Egyptian force, moved from Faki-
kohl yesterday TO attack the force OF
Ahmed FedI. reported to be at Melissa
CDreilssa2J tweaty-three miles from the
river Me, on the road 70 Geniei
(Cimeh2) The sirdar General Kitche-
ner, has teIegraohed 70 Lord Cromer.
the British minister. as follows: Win
gate found Melissa evacuated. pushed OF
10 Abr-aa6iI four miles further. and
found FedIs forces encamped- They
were forthwith engaged BY the mounted
troops under Mahoa, with four Max.ms
and Two guns and the ehadieh under
Cc-ringe. The Dervishes charged with
al ,hei- old dash 70 within eighty yards
Of the guns wingste. with The infantry.
arrived in time 70 support Hahoa and
cleared the whole camp The DeTv.shes
boIted through the bush pursued By the
mounted troops Wlagate estimated
Fedirs force AZ Z5S men. u wGom 80
we've killed. WIngate captured many
prisoners grain. RES and SPEARS IRE
Egyptian casualties were thrse wounded
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-24
GERMAN COLONIAL SCANDAL
For Trif1ins RecOmpense COnces-
siOns Worth Millions Granted.

siOns Worth Millions Granted.
Berlin, Nov. ADMINISTRATION shows
that the facts in the Camerons scandal
made public by the Tageblatt November
IS, when that paper said an apparently
corrupt deal had taken place, by which
the chief of the colonial department
gave away 5000 square kilometres of
CAMERON soil, estimated to be worth
about 100000 marks, to various high
personages, far exceed the Tageblatts
story. The promoters, ii appears. first
formed company and soon sold out TO
a new company, formed at Brussels and
made up of Belgians. Englishmen and
several Americans, for B.500,e00 francs.
The concession, IL further appears, really
cost them nothing. The first company
was named in the concession, Sudetame-
run. Prince Hohenlohe Ochringen was
one of the original concessioners. For
this reason the emperor forced his resig-
nation as chief court chamberlain.
The facts in the most recent grant Of
a concession are even worse. To COM
pany called the Observation-Disclosures, ter
ritory was conceded larger than Bavaria.
It lies in the Hinterland of the Came
rooms. is extremely fertile and includes
valuable forests worth a thousand times
the obligations the company assumes
towards the empire The entire financial
obligation is only 10000 marks contribu-
ton to the proposed Tchad Lake expedi
ton, while there are other undertakings
to spend 100000 marks within ten years
in improvements of the tract, to con-
struct roads. steamer lines, plantations
and factories, all redounding to the bene-
ft Of the company. The concession was
granted for fifty years. which is to be
extended for sixty years more If the
company within twelve years. constructs
a railroad coastwards. At the expiration
of the second term the immense tract
becomes the company's property abso-
lutely. The company also agrees to pay
the government a small share Of its net
profits. There is no provision that the
company Or a majority Of its share
holders must be ermans.
The correspondent Of the Associated
Press learns from the colonial Office, in
explanation of the above. that the pres
ent chief. DR.. Won Buchka. adopted the
British policy of getting big moneyed
syndicates to take hold of the colonies.
on the prospect of large profits. It is
understood that the whole affair will be
thoroughly ventilated in the reichstag
and that DR.. Won Buchka's days as an
official are probably numbered.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-24
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The board OF managers OF the Deconess
Home will hold meeting next Friday,
October q. at the home.
The woman's Auxiliary OF St Johns
church viii meet on Friday at go with
Mrs. Kendriek, SIS North Topeka avenue.
Regular meeting of Elk lodge Friday
evening. the 24sh. Initiation Of eaEdi-
dates and other important business.
Peerless Lodge No. IS. D. o; H, viii
meet this evening at O'clock Candi-
dates for initiation viii please be pres
ent. Eva Little. recorder.
Special communication OF Albert Pike
Lodge No. So3, A. F. & a. NJ, this even
ing al 40 o'clock. Work in the second
degree Visitors welcome. A J. Apple
gate. secretary.
Regular convocatiOn Of Wichita chap
ter No. 80. r. A. NJ, this evening at 80
O'Clock All officers are requested TO be
work Sojourners welcome. BY order
Of Geo. L. Pratt. NJ. E. II p.
The regular meeting OF the woman's
Missionary Society OF the First Presby-
terrain church Will be held this (Fridayl
afternoon at o'clock in the church
parlors. All ladies OF the church and
congregation are cordially invited 10 at
tend.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Y.
NJ. c. A. are making very elaborate
preparations for their social to be given
a. the Y 81. c. A. parlors Friday even
ing, November "A. 1899. Everyone Is cor
daily invited to call during the evening.
as the young ladies will be more than
pleased TO meet you.
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DEMOCRATS OPPOSED TO BRYAN
VIII be Led by the Maryland DemOc-
racY H Tended by CONAN.

New York, Nov 23-The Herald says:
Maryland Democrats still lead in an
anti-Bryan movement if any encourage
ment is offered them by the leaders in
this and other eastern states. This fact
was announced to Richard Croker by
Ex-senator Arthur p German and Gov
ernor-elect John Walton Smith. Senator
German IS quoted as saying to a friend
last evening that a sufficient number of
anti-Bryan delegates would be sent TO
the next national convention TO prevent
the Nebraskan from obtaining the two
thirds vote necessary for a nomination.
While in New York, Senator German
and Governor-eie ct Smith have been in
close consultation concerning the Demo-
cratic policies which Maryland may de-
velop during the next six months. With
them at the Waldorf-Astoria was Blu
chanan Schley cousin of Admiral Schley
and surveyor of the port of Baltimore
under the last Clevelnad administration
Mr. Schley is a close friend Of Senator
German. and his presence started the
rumor that eastern Democrats would
unite IN presenting the name Of Admiral
Schley In the next convention. 1t is
said. however that Admiral Schley has
announced that he would have nothing
TO do with politics and would not ac-
cept the presidency as a gift II Sena-
tor Germans plans reach their fun
fruition Maryland will hold very early
state convention. at which delegation
to the national convention will be nam
ed. which will be soH3ly and openly OPP
posed to Bryan Other eastern states
and some southern states are expected
to follow MsryIand's example No candi-
date has been settled upon, it IS said,
with whom to oppose Bryan
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TEST OF RAPID TYPOGRAPHY
Made In Chicago shows n speed or
10. 900 " erd- an Hanr

Chicago. Nov = -I}emousfrstiggH fhat
were accepted as meeting every szpfcfs-
tion acre made with she PoHak- yiraz
rapid agioma,ic telegraph invention.
Message were sent over a circuit that
extended from ;ha Tribune or3eo % 81
Paul sHl over ether circuits that reach
81 70 C3rveland and Byfalo ard hack @
the Tribune oGlce The speed attained
over the loop 70 Buffalo and barz reach
- a. one tire ths gate % 800 words
sn hgBr. The message travelling lasJ
miles The test made over the B1fzio
loop decided she inventors T. proceed
wiehout surt har delay 70 make ere haa3
American dsmonsfratisn. ahlrh ula h.
che sending - a mssssxe from Esu
YORK % ths 1Tes o. the Tribune 81 Cai-
raKa or sgEsay ra1rnisR 90 o. aelses-
Joseph viraz. ore - ere i1vsufgrs wlii
ieaTs tsu1rrsz faf Sew Ysrs afa a
sending nafhtrs co trarsHaif -sszKss
rhl-a via BE- received ard recorded ~
PHOTOGRAPHY ~ Anton Psiak Herr pei
FAX El also haTe q sszter hrsi9s ftr
receiver ard shR h1w ne iaFsafisr.
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Perhaps Your Trouble
Is Chronic
Kidney Disease.
Often Difficult To Determine And Likely
To Deceive the Best Physicians

Il IS always best % be on the safe SIDE.
There are many different ways IN which
kidney trouble viii show itself
Some OF It's most common symptoms
are often mistaken for other diseases.
Some o. them are other diseases. but
being brought about BY kidney deranEe-
ment. the only way 10 cure them IS 20
first sc, I'D OF the kidney trouble.
The indefinite symptoms which SO with
kidney arrangement are a sense OF gem
eral lassitude and indisPosltion. weakness.
sickness and depression.
Headache. baekache and pains IN tAe
joints and limbs. irregular heart: ston-
aoh arrangement. vomiting. nervousness.
restlessness, sleeplessness. are also inll-
cations OF diseased kidney poison IN the
blood.
Whenever you fee! ''under the weather
II IS a goOd plan 20 take a few doses %
Swamp-Root. the great kidney remedy.
When any OF the symptoms described
above show that your kidneys are sex
ard your system needs bracing. swamp
Root VIII afford prompt relief and cure
rhe most chronic and complicated cases.
Swamp-Root Is used in the lsajing hos
pitaIs: recommended BY ski,liul physi-
clans in their private practice. and Is
taken by doctors themselves who have
kidney ailments. because they recognize
in Il the greatest and most successful
remedy fo- kidney and bladder troubles,
To prove what Swanlp-Roos VIII do for
you every reader Of The Wichita Daily
Eagle who viii send their name and ad-
dress to Or. Eilmer & Co. Binghamton.
49, -fss hss
mail, sample bottle of SWamp-Root and
a book containing some os the thousands
upon thousands OF testimonial letters re-
celved from sufferers cured. BE sure and
mention reading this generous offer in the
Wichita Daily Eagle.
The regular htty-cent and one-dcllaR
size bottles OF SwamP-Root are Cor sale
at all drug stores.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-24
GHG NEAraE :.
Wichita, Kan, Nov. ..

Wichita. Kan, Nov. .. 1893
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity.
Fair and colder Friday and Saturday
During the past = hours the highest
temperature has been -. the lowest Is
and the mean "a with cloudy wea- her.
sight northeast wind and rising b4rone-
ter.
on this date last year the highest tenn
peraiure was .. the wovest 9. and the
mean IS, o. s. degrees colder than tals
rear.
So far this month the average tempera-
ture has been s., which Is IL degrees
above the normal.
So far shis month the rainfall has been
% inches. which Is - inch above ths
normal. Last year Tor the same tlme T.
vas I inch. FRED I. JOHNSON.
Observer
Washington. Nov S3.-Forecast for FRI
dav and saturday;
Kansas-Fair Friday and probably SAT
urday. east winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Terri,o-y-Pz =
cloudy. cooler Friday; Saturday. fair;
uortheriy winds.
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unite with the other organization for the
purpose Of securing favorable legislation.
The American Livestock association was
formed in 1852 to arrange for an exhibit
during the worlds fair. and was made
up Of thirteen minor associations. The
larger organization into which it is
merged was formed three years ago, and
has membership Of about seventy asso-
Citations. The national association viii
hold its annual meeting at Fort Worth,
Texas, January IS to %, inclusive. Most
If not all the associations in the national
Organization will take part in the live
stock exhibition in Chicago next year.
PThe national association represents over
$500, 900 900 in capital.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-24

net decline of 4 to &c. March closed at
75Sc; May, 7517c; December, nc.
Corn-Receipts, IA. $50; exports, 52.ef7.
Spot, easier: No. 2, 4oaz 9407sc, f. O. b.,
afloat; 40lzc. elevator. Options closed
weak at g TO &c decline; May closed at
39c; December, Ss!=c.
Oats-Receipts, 5000; exports, 100.
Spot, easier; No. 2 SOC; No. 8, 2sl4c; No.
white, 311zc: No. white, &c; track.
mixed western, 3OG311zc; track white, 81
d34c. Options nominal.
Butter-Receipts. 3.525 packages; strong;
western creamery. 23G2sc; June creamery,
22q25e; factory, 151zG1Sc.
Cheese-Receipts, 1876 packages: firm;
small September, 121zG122=c; finest oeto-
Der, 12i4c; large fancy September, 124Q
121zc; large October. finest, 111zc.
Egg-Receipts. $50 packages; strong;
western ungraded at mark, 1442Oc.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Nov. 23.-Corn-Spot American
mixed. new and old, steady. Is sgd. Fu-
lures quiet; November, IS SID; December,
IS SID; January, IS SAD
Wheat-Spot steady. Futures quiet; De-
cember, IS Sad; March, IS l015d; May, IS
I0zkd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-24
Dull AND NEGLECTED
General Stock List Hardened
by Individual Strength.
"CATS AND DOGS" APPEAR
Undertone Firm on Bank
Statement Forecasts.

New York. Nov 23-The stock market
as 4 whole continued duh and neglected.
while professional operators worked their.
Will with a few stocks, marking them up
or offering them down successfully.
singular feature CT the narrow market
was the number of extremely low-priced
stocks, usually designated at cats and
dogs" which were taken up and moved
widely. number of these were traded
ln at quotations under SO per share and
still others at about so or less. Some Of
these stocks do not appear in the record
for months and usually only on the culmi-
nation Of furious bull speculation which
picks them up after every other stock has
been exhausted. Some of the individual
stocks which rose yesterday reacted to-
day. while the other stocks dominated
by identical or closely affiliated interests
were moved 70 a higher level to CORE
spond. There were some points OF weak
ness, notably in the anthracite group,
on account OF the discussion of a new line
TO be worked independently. but the un-
dertone Of the market was firm In expec-
tation of good weekly bank statement.
The strength OF individual stocks had
hard. The money market did not reflect
any increased lending powers by the
banks. The demand for United States
per cents Of 1895 is an indication Of the
transferance of savings bank investments
from the short term bonds which the gov
!ernment is redeeming. The redemption
money so applied, OF course. offers no
relief TO the money market. Some trans
fers are also being made from govern
ments into New York City bonds, an Is
sue of which has been made this week
These funds. as soon as they become
available 70 the city. will find their way
into the money market through depository
banks. The bid price of both the old fours
and the fives on the stock exchange has
been raised TO above the treasury's re-
demption offer. The stiffness Of the local
money rate was sufficient 10 cause a
further decline in sterling exchange in
spite of the hardening OF discounts IN
London, where there is a general expecta-
ton OF higher money. Closing prices OF
stocks were c foIIou1.
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DRY GOODS markets

New York, Nov. 23.-Large business re-
ported passing IN print cloths regular "a
3 cents and odds goods, narrow and wide
also in active demand. Business in heavy
brown sheetings and drills still restrict
ed by scarcity Of supplies and prices
against buyers. No change in bleached
cottons, which holders sell with reserve
in face of moderate demand. Coarse col
ored cottons strong throughout and in
fuller demand than supply. Prints selling
freely in new light fancies and staples.
Delaines, new spring fancies opened a
AZ cents. Ginghams unchanged. Cotton
Innings strong advances of Is TO 14c in I'M
ished cambria fancies and silesias.
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Yesterday : Purchase of Bonds

New York. Nov. Zs--LArEs numbers =
bonds were deposited az the s15-treasury
TO-DAY, uecessitatiuE diEcgTszsosafs aEEre-
eating 3 80. -. Of tais ansunt Sl-ss3 -
was paid Tor securities - 80 per ee1t
c.ass. To5ay's psyr1sats eFoushr he -
TAI Disbursements n tais city since the
treasury bord purchase order bEc4-ne -
feettve week ago ssyoas 20 s5aoss baEk
avirEs hanks have been azo7g tae lzrE-
est contributors . re government Supply
OF rez@erus6 BIRDS. ard future pErc1zaes
will & IS fE3gEsf - E1sf ire reE1lf -
SUB stft8tzou aT which na,1e-s TGl give
~. thsfr to1r ard Eve per cert issZes -
eevara--e1t bo1ds = az al - - ~
Approved railroad ssgrlcfs2l ssrzsGrlss
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LIVESTOCK Els.
CHICAGO

CGIO<ANTO.
Chicago, Nov. 23.-Cattle-Prime cattle
steady; others lower. Short horns and
Herefords sold at Sis, the highest price
in fifteen years. Good to choice. $3.50
7.15; poor to medium, "a 2oq5 %; mixed
4ltOckers, S. 00Q3. 70; selected feeders, $40
0460; good to choice cows, S3.5044.30;
heifers. S4.5004.60; Gamers, s2.00Q2 S.;
bulls, 81. 1GQ4.15; calves, S4.00G7.15; fed
Texas beeves, $4.1od5.25; grass Texas
steers. s.. 1904 10; western range beeyes,
$4.OcQ5. 10.
Hogs-Steady TO &c lower; closed weak;
mixed and butchers, SO. S0G4 %; good TO
choice heavy, $3.90d4.05; rough heavy,
S3.75a3 50; lights. $3.S0a4.OO; bulk OF sales.
So. seas. 97Ik.
Sneep-Steady; lambs, strong, active;
native wethers, $3.6CQ4 20; lambs, 81. 006
20; western wethers, 50. 1871 western
lambs, S4.7JG5.1O.
Receipts-Cattle, 1000; hogs. $4,000;
sheep, 1900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No. Nov. 23.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1900 natives; 1,Oo0 Texans; market
steady; native steers, 4.15q5.S 80; Texas
steers, $3.1565.35; Texas COWS, s2.50G3 .65;
native cows and heifers, 81. 25G5 co; tsock-
ers and feeders, $3.C0q4.6o; bulls, 2.159
z.o0.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market steady TO
weak; bulk of sales. 50. 90d3. s.; heavy,
s. .S06t3 .971z; packers and mixed. 5000
3.95; light, $3.S5a3. 92la; workers., So S21k0
3.95; pigs. 50. 6Od3. 921a.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market steady;
lambs, s4.0Od5. %; muttons, 50. OOd4.O0.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, Nov 23.-Cattle-Receipts, g.
600; market steady TO easy; native ship
ping and beef steers. 50. 75G6. So; stockers
and feeders, g. S0a5. 90; cows and heofers,
81. G0G4.50; Texas and Indian steers, $500
40.
Hogs-Receipts, $50; market steady;
pigs and lights. IS. 95G3. 90; packers, $3.50
400; butchers, SO. 90q4.05.
Sheep-Receipts, IG00; market slow; ma
tive muttons. S3.4OQ4.0O; lambs, s4.259
: IN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-24

New York. Nov Z-At the home =
Kid McC9y. the fighter. al White Plains.
y Y tonight s, was said ihat M paEs-
llst was aot 81 as serious a condition a.
hsd been reported II Mex York H has
rscsntly consulted a physician aa5 Ne
had been advised "a -et-ala from severe
training Cor ;ew weeks anf take a con-
plste resi- from con it-tsninE work =,
ap9ezrs 20 ~ the o.iH3oa e hls sr.e-Es
here taat his present troaale Resulted
tTeEl loo constant rTaIEiug and thar be
has rot taken szr1c.ent ress between RS
fights
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-24
METAL MARKET.

New York. Nov. f23.-The local metal
market continues in a weak and unsettled
state, with prices more or less nominal.
UnfavorahIe cables and disappointing ad-
vices from the west. added 10 urgent sell
ing pressure and Indifference Of buyers,
were the leading causes Tor the depres-
sion. AT IN close the metal exchange call
ed pig iron warrants dull and entirely
neglected.; lake copper quiet and IN
changed al Sl-o17.25: tin lower and easy
at S21 "a 2I65: lead steady, al 81 6Gd4 50 f:
spelter easy. at 81 -40I4. 50 The brokers
price for lead is $40 and for copper.
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COTFJN.

Galveston. Tex, Nov. 23.-Cotton-Quiet;
{ Lice
New Orleans. Nov. 23.-Cotton-Firrn;
middIinE. 7rc.
Liverpool. Nov. 22.-Cotton-Demaud
Cood: prices unchanged; American mid
ding. 4lsd.
New York, Nov. 25-Cotton-Futures
closed steady; November. $3.50; December
$7.S5: January. $40: February, S42.
March. s. II: April S7.45; May. S7.f7: June.
s. Is: July. $40. August, S7.47; September.
5. 90; October. SIS
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REAL ESTATE rG1SsFEK3.

Furnished by the Wichita Abstract and
Land Company. II. 81. Dubois. Abstract.
or, Court House. Phone es1l
WARRANTY DEEDS.
: NJ. Carr 70 Mahis Kissick. lot
.. avenue a. Valley Center.....,-t 50
Mary r Charlton 20 Solomon H.
schaefrer, lots - and hf =,
Water 81. Aliens reaurvsy ........ ~
L. Z. Arthur 70 r. T. Leach. lots
Z. and ;. blk :. Alamo ....s...-... !
Chas. II. Pool % Helen =. Hitch
cock lots g. "a and az g. Shell
ton ave. lots even g 20 -. odd q
ta &. Mascot ave. lots odd 10
g. Nadge ave. even 20 8 - 20
50 Armstrong ave. Humphrey q
Pools add .-- .....,-. .-..-....-.--.-- ~
John g. G'aser 90 Aaron u. Owen.
NJ 50 or sec Zl-z'-le..-.........,. 20
Fidelity ms Trust and g T. Co.
TT. 20 Peter Long. lots ~. as3
and -. Fifth ave. Ferreirs End
add -...-.-.---.-.--... .-------.-.--..-- -
J. s. Andrews % C. r. johnson.
NJ sw or sec Isle. .......-....... go
CUIT-CLAIM DEEDS
Realty Co 20 c. l. Davidson snf
" y. Throckmorton. lot 8. To-
peks ave. Mead add ............... e:
National Bond and Desenture CO.
70 G. l.. Davidson and W y.
Throckmorton. lot z. Topeka ave.
Meals add ...-----..--..- -..---.s-... %
II W Stewart 90 Jn0 Mahlon
Moore lots ~ ard ~. Topeka
ave. Forest Grove add ........-... 20
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Dealings in bonds were not large. but
prices were well maintained. Total sales.
par value. s2039 60). Threes new IS and
SIS advanced 4 in the bid price.
New York. Nov. Z3.-The weekly bank
statement viii be published this week 81
the usual hour on Saturday. notwith-
standing that the stock exchange and the
sub-treasury will be closed on that day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-24

New York NV z--Mezey 81 eza
easier. a. : 20 EsT cart: aoass iosn. Z.
ruling rites. & Prime nerr4atisE pA-er
SECS re- renE Sterling sxeaaaze easy.
WI.A zctsz1 bsstreas 81 hSzksrs. BIS 80
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FRANCE VANS H0LLtNOSs0AT
Government said to b~ Negotiating
With the IsFentsr.

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