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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-05-06
Cabinet Changes in France.

Paris, May 6.-Charles de Freycinet
to-day rendered his resignation of the
portfolio of war. Camille krantz, min
lister Of public works, was appointed to
succeed De Freycinet. Senator Nous
tier has been selected as minister of
public works
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-05-06
DR.. Godding Dead.

Washington, May 6.-Dr. Whitney
Godding, superintendent of the United
States hospital for insane, died this morn
ing. He was sixty eight years of age.
He was acknowledged to be one Of the
foremost medical experts in the United
States.
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A Bank Robbed.

Dresden, Ont, May g.. The local
branch of the Canadian Bank Of Com
merce was robbed of $40, 900. The doors
were pried open, holes bored in the
vault door and charge Of nitro gly-
cerine exploded.
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Prominent Mason Kill. Himself.

Omaha, Neb.. May 6,--William r.
Bowen, the best-known Mason in Ne
braska, shot and killed himself this
morning. Financial troubles were the
cause. He has been secretary of the
Nebraska grand lodge for 26 years; also
grand secretary of every other masonic
body in the state.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-05-06

Clifton Springs. N. Y, May 6.-Rev.
Charles Henry Payne. Of New York
City, secretary Of the board Of educa-
tion of the Methodist Episcopal church,
died at sanltarlum last evening Of in
fluensa, aged 6S years.
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The Raleiph Will Re,t

Washington, May 6.-The cruiser Raj
eigh, after leaving Southport, will pro-
ceed northward to Portsmouth, N. H.,
where she will be put out of commission
preliminary to extensive repairs Cap
tain Coghlan will be placed on waiting
orders.
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weekly Hank etatsment,

New York, May 6.--The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
surplus reserve, increased, CITE, ,725;
oans, increased, $16, ,664, 400; specie, de-
creased, $729,70O; legal tender, de-
creased, $l,435,5OO; deposits, increased,
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Rough Riders Reunion.

Chicago, ILL.,, May 6.-Postmaster
Gordon, chairman of the general COM
mittee of the Chicago autumn festival,
announces that Roosevelt's regiment Of
rough riders will have the first reunion
in Chicago in October.
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Powder Works Explosion.

Pnole, CAL, May 6.-The nitro gly-
cerine house of the California Powder
Works exploded today. Foreman Arthur
Graves and l.. j. wilkins were killed and
several injured.
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President Ripley's Assistant Dead.

Chicago, May 6.-Charles Higginson.
assistant to President Ripley, of the
Santa Fee, died to-day.
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French President Has Not Resigned

London, May 6.--The rumors current
signed seem to be without foundation.
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Filigrane Won the Handicap.

New York, May 6.-The Metropolitan
handicap was won by Filigrane, Ethel
bert second, Sanders third, Imp fourth;
time, 1909.
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Laugh Out, Oh, =.
Murn1uring Spring. /"
It Is the time to laugh, for
It is the years fresh prime; all
nature Is purified and ready
for a carnfval of groqvth.
Sensible people nosv do the
same that nature does aim
to be purified, and for the
same reasons. They use that
marvellous blood puriffer
Hoods Sarsaparilla. that
never disappoints.
Its work and worth are known world
wide as household medicine.
Nausea : Vomiting spells, dizziness
and prostration troubled me for years.
Had neuralgia, grew weak and could not
sleep. My age was against me, but HOODS
Sarsaparilla cured me thoroughly. My
weight increased from 1876 to 143 pounds.
am the mother Of nine children. Never felt
so we'll and strong since was married as
do now" MRS NJ. A. WATERS, 1879 33d St.,
Washington, D. c.
PInpIes =" Headaches, nose bleed and
pimples made me SO weak that l could not
work. Hoods Sarsapurilla gave me good
sleep, strength, and cured me- Arthur
M. EHRENTRAUT, 194l West Fayette street,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Eczema" We had to tie the hands Of
our two year old son on account Of eczema
OH face and limbs. No medicine even
helped until we used Hoods Sarsaparilla,
which soon cured" MRS. A. VAN WICK, 125
Montgomery Street, Paterson, ~.
Dyspepsia a-" Suffered everything but
death for years with dyspepsia. Nothing
relieved me until took Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla and 1t made and kept me well. Can
eat anything I WISH" MRS. EUGENE
MURPHY, Hull's Mill, Danbury, Conn.
Running sores =" After worrying four
months / gave my children Hoods Sarsa-
parilla and it cured them Of running sores
Hoods Pills cured me Of dyspepsia and
| constipation" MRS. KATE E. THOMAS, 81
| Governor st., Annapolis, Md.
hlp Disease Five running sores OF,
nv hip caused me to use crutches. Was
confined to bed every winter. Hoods Sar-
saparilla saved my life, as 1t cured me per-
fectly, Am strong and we'll" ANNIE
ROBERT, 40 Fourth st., Fall River, Mass.
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5000, 100; circulation, decreased, 1878,
900. Banks hold $40, ,351, $50 in excess
OF requirements.
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Mrs. Whitney Dead.

New York, May 6.-Mrs. William c.
Whitney, wife Of the former secretary
Of the navy, died this afternoon.
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ABOUT TO COLLAPSE
The War Department Expects An
Early Surrender by the Fill
pino Insurgents.
CONGRESS TO DETERMINE
The Presidents Instructions to the Com
mission Prevent Any Permanent Policy
Being Established Until Con-
gress Meets.

Washington, May 6.-Officials of the
war department are looking for a
speedy collapse of the insurrection in
the Philippines. The expectation is
based on private advices from the Phil
ippine commission as to negotiations
with insurgent representatives; also up
on the successful development Of Mac
Arthur's and Lawton's campaigns. In
surgents have not acknowledged the
sovereignty of the United States, but
recognized physical domination of our
military forces, and while they talk of
independence, at the last moment will,
without doubt, accept readily any prop
osition looking to a protectorate. The
presidents instructions are clear on this
point. The commission understands it
is to take no action in any way making
promises that will deprive congress of
free hand in disposing of the future of
the Philippines.
ANOTHER ADVANCE.
Manila, May 5.-General Lawton's
column advanced to a position two and
a half miles north of Balinag to-day.
outside of Mausin 1000 rebels, who oc-
cupied an entrenched position, were
routed in short order. Many corpses of
rebels have been discovered in the river
at San Tomas. Scores of rifles and other
arms have been recovered from the riv-
er, into which they were thrown by re-
treating rebels. MacArthur's division is
resting at San Fernando, making, mean
time, extensive reconnoissances.
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CROCKERY BARGAINS.

Table tumblers. per doz. .4C
Wine glasses, per doz. sc
Saucers mustard pots, each .1C
China mustard pots, each .1C
oX See our line of English semi-por-
celain dinner ware.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-04

without an effect, after the market has
experienced an exhigition OF bullish spec
ulation and the continued creation Of new
industrial companies, with theattending
desire of the part OF the public to buy
thei rsecuTities on margin for speculation
purposes, is stu regarded in same quar-
tiers as the weak spjot in the market
The booming tendencies in the steel and
iron, dry goods, manufacturing industrial
and other lines are Of course noticed in
Wall Street, thong theimpression that the
market mas discounted them, temporarily
IS very prevalent there. 1t must, however
be observed that the declines have been
on the whole, OF moderate kind and that
none Of the weeks developments have been
OF a character to seriously disturb values
while there were a number which might
serve az prospective reasons for bulHsh
demonstrations in some parts OF the list
NEW YORK STOCKS.
New York Stock markets, furnished by
c. B. Bennett Commission Co, 326 East
Douglas avenue, Wichita. Kansas. Local
and long distance telephone, 4si;
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SALES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Gilchrist & Siceloff Of Belle PLANE were
on the market with one of the best cars
received for the day. They were heavy
hogs of fair, even running grade, and
sold al the top of $50.
A p Johnson of Elmer was in with
q car of heavy hogs of fairly good form
and also selling at the top Of the mar
ket. Mr.. Johnson IS among the large feed
ers and stock dealers Of Reno county,
pnd this market catches most of his con-
siguments.
Jef Houston Of Ponca iCty was an
Farlv arrival with car Of medium weight
hogs in fair trim and selling without
dock at bulk prices.
Campbell & Horton of Caldwell were
on the market with a car Of light hogs
which sold at bulk range prices.
Phio Hunter of Elbing was in with a
rar load Of hogs and cattle, mixed. The
hogs sold on the close at a strong bulk
price.
J. B. Kell, the old reliable stock dealer
from Clearwater, was a shipper Of light
hogs on the early market
The reads bringing in the receipts were
as follows: Missouri Pacific, .; Santa
TIE .; Rock Island. >
The daily comparisons were as follows:
Yesterday. tops. $3.5o. bulk. $. So lIS.50: av-
CraCe weight. 81, receipts. 555. For the
Day previous. tops. $50. bulk. SS.S7laa
B.52i.; average weight. 220; receipts. go.
For the same day last week. tops. 8 %:
bulk. SS.8oG3.50; average weight, 2l9; re
Ueipts 90.
Other markets were as follows; Chi
Cago expected 24o0Q hogs. received Just
that number. with 52l4 left over from
the day before, and against 26.e0o receiv-
"a on Thursday. The estimate for today
at that point is 1L00o. The market was
last Eiven on the close as follows: Trade
IL hogs started in at steady prices. and
some fancy grades sold up 10 $S.9a La
Ier. however. the market weakened and
prices ruled 2is 10 cents lower" Kan
sas City received $3.50. against 1908 the
day before. and the market was last
quoted as very good local demand. the
best grades steady: rough stock about
cents lower" S. Louis was a shade
lower with GOO hogs received, against
$50 the day before
Provisions ruled d shade easier on. scat
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HOGS FAIRLY STEADY
Common Grades Sell Weak,
the Best Steady.
BULK 1885 AT $3.50
Cattle Steady With Only
Nominal Supply.
BULK 1885 AT $3.50

The Wichita hog market yesterday was
ouotable as steady on the best grades and
weak on others, and others were the most
in evidence. 1t was a light day even for
Friday and the offerings were few and
scattering. both in the wagon division and
the car lot run. There were five cars
weighed up and light line Of wagon and
local trade stuff, all Of which were dis
posed Of readily and at good prices The
quality was not very tempting 10 buyers,
there being only a small line Of anything
at all attractive and the bulk of 1t was
common, with some few lots just fair.
There were two cars which took OF the
top price of $50 which were fair TO
good, both of them heavy hogs and one
which sold first the best lot received du-
ring the day. There was no trouble to
sell hogs and the best of them went at
the best prices, and the thin, piggy stuff
sold, but with a dragging tendency OF
The market One car load received cid not
sell and solely because Of the preponder-
Gnce of pigs and light, thin stock. There
has been q good run for several days,
In fact every day this week has made
good record, and yesterday the market
tone was above the average OF any Of
the western markets. but the receipts
size in the local trade, and the cars
which sold on the open market The first
reports from other western markets gaxe
out weak to five lower" "s'hade lower"
and '2la cents lower" Good hogs yes
terday would have sold all through the
day al prices steady with the higher mar
ket Of Thursday and all the hogs which
were in any way at all inviting did sell
steady. There was, however, a percepti-
bic weakness on the trade, the cause sole
ly the poor quality Of stock, and this sold
at prices quotably weak. There was sharp
bidding for the passably good hogs, and
all the offerings were taken care Of and
everything in the pens passed over the
scales in good season, save only the one
car mentioned above, which was too light
for the demand. The best car in had
small bunch of no Importance cut out and
this sold at good prices for the grade.
No shipm Ats suffered any, and more
would have been received with welcome
and sold at the best prices their grade
could warrant.
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tered selling, and lower prices at the
yards. Lard closed steady and ribs PIC
up.
The Dold business yesterday in all de-
partments was good. There was good
line Of export stuff SOLD on future deliv-
cry, most of which is being already ar
ranged for early shipment. There were
six cars sent out from the car lot di-
vision, mostly of mixed packing house
products, besides a strong shipment Of
jobbing and express matter to the vari-
Gus points. The trade is commencing ear
lier than usual this season, and the orders
from all sections for this cOmpany's we'll
famed produce are heavy for this season
The staple cuts and regular trade produce
are so well established that they sell easily
on their merits, and the specialties, some
Of them new, are already receiving uneX-
pected demand and all departments are
busy getting out the several classes of
product and also making additional con-
veniences and repairs for the heavy sea-
sons business already in sight.
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OLEO BILL IS UP AGAIN
HOus Takes Up the Lupfer Measure
and Puts It on Thru reading.

Topeka. Kan, March Especial -After
4 parliamentary squabble OF an hour the
house. this morning. on motion OF k.eier
Of Neosho. raised Lupfer's oieomargarine
bin and put II on third reading, subject
70 amendmen5 and debate. The creamery
people scored. as the fight was purely
parliamentary tactics. but the tutterine
forces fianked and forced noon recess %
two hours 20 give the lobby a chance.
The bill follows:
Section J. That every person, com
pany or corporation engaged in the manu-
facture or sale Of butter. or any article
designed as an imitation OF substitute for
butter. shall label IN plain English letters
on each package so manufactured or cold.
whether by wholesale or retail. the words
Pure dairy butter Pure Creamery
butter" ''Worked-ovsr butter" Butter
lne." or "Oleomargarine." as the same
may be.
SEC. ?. Pure dairy butter e defined
mean butter manufactured from pure
milk or the cream thereof. Pure cream
cry butter IS defined 20 mean butter
manufactured from pure milk or vhe
cream thereof. by creamery process. with
out the addition OF any foreign Eubsatnce
except harmless coiorinE matter. work
ed-over butter Is defined 20 mean butter
manufactured b. creamery process from
butter previously made OF Manufactured
"Butterine" or 'OleomargaTine" IS de-
fined 20 mean any article manufactured
from vegetable oils animal fats. other
than pure milk OF the cream thereof
coiored or uncol0red 20 initiate butter
and intended Cor consumption a. a sub
stitJ1te for butter.
Sec 3 That every person. company
or corporation engaged In the business u
running a hotel. restaurant Or pubIic eat
Ing house. shall keep posted iu a conspfc-
nous place. on each and every table or
counter on which butter or any sJt.- i'ute
therefor l. served 70 guests. a card o1
which ehaIi % printed IN large. plain
English letters The kind ~ kinds ~ buster
Or substitute therefor used on SAID ta3le
or counter.
SEC. T. A1v perso-. company or cor
r-o-ation violating any o. the provisions
OF the act shaH o. deemed Fu.lfY = a
uiisdemeanor. and shall be- punished. upon
( conviction, by ans q not Lea taan ten
( dollars nor more than FIVE hundred dol
lara
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COTTON.

New York. March S.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady. with prices unchang-
ed 10 l point higher this being a poor
ruling. considering the steadihess mani
Tested by the English market the light
receipts reported and frmness shown by
southern spot markets. Realizing on a
small scale and pounding By some Of the
more confident bears caused a soft spot
shortly after the call but the market
again steadied on Wall Street buying and
the light demand from abroad. The scope
OF fluctuations was extremely narrow du-
ring the first hour and. IN fact, ali
through the early session
New York. March 2-Cotton; Dull; mid
ding. c Size: sales. $40 bales.
New Orleans. March 3.-Cotton-Steady
mi5dling. &C.
Galveston. March 3-Hoiday; no mar
ket.
Liverpool, March 3.-Cotton-ouiet
prices favor buyers. American middling.
8 IS-22d. Futures quiet; moderate de-
NJ
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MAJOR WOODSOK'S INSTITUTE
VIII be in session Today. 70 Contis se
EIve DAYS

p Reno . T &arcl -
N,aJ1r 4. z w9sds9a'z fana-s i1sl.tste
vT.ll q INTO SESSION Saturday rvs-irg Ire
institute AL b. conducted ~ 3a.1- EEa7d-
so1 and uH - Attended - t1e ere f.s-
tr.ct farmers over shsrn ~ aas isr.s.c
ton. Tee opening eEes-ses ~. c71s-si
q prayer - Rev. Ws.'r1au. s-cE1g o.
TIE Dafl -gian csurch e5c.r sr9 ac-res-~'
- NajJ- zyosdsc1 and 1fEeTs- TIE OBJ
f.. = the .1stltuts. o. E-ated before b.
.h- cage IS or the p1Tposa = sS1-r'at1-
lng h5E ua1y % ths fsrmsrs ez1giaF
- the government. are o. ~ tes-7 t1e
indians Under tse-r caz-zs fae ne'.F aft
q farming TIE major ir 1ste~-- -"- -rfi
none 5Bt o7noefe.. men s1al afresitrT
occupy tie position % fis-riet farnrr s-a
IA future tszy w.u b. esrnpe.ie1 20 eara
the salary gwen them ~ T--s ssn-
TIE institute Eg laHt Efe Gags
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Travel Via
l.. r. DELANEY, Agent

TIE revival az the Methodist church.
under the management % Rev Joha Dan
iels OF Arkansas city and Rev. Ross ~
Ava, 3 Sill gong on with Ylror Ma7f
AID. hardened s.uners are seeing The error
81 tse.r way ard making ear, Tor tas
better.
TIE fulshing to1ches 90 the Norma c'l-
lege are being p1t on. and - Agrl 2
etg - anlsf-G fr7rn 90 f9 Top - ,srF'f
Many uew residences are a9iEg ~ anA
additions being ua1e - ovftaess h91see-
q T. Denton z Co have a64ed - feet.
rrak.nr 80 feet e r. Share 4 BRO afe
a4flar % sses b-.cx 81 they Double arrA
,rhs-h makes the.r A1slraes baara one x
tae large. 81 Oklahoma. berg srisi
Zee T-s.r ra-sr las. gear we're over -
90. Taey expect % make g. 'l5e.e4 ths
ysar.
TAKE g. az r. az. Ava has - si@k >o@'-
-irx WIEN - can Esf % cents fer cora
81 cans or ~asat saE - per 'cr -
broom corn. So are F'r'cffy .1 tas g-aa-
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COFFEE AND SUGAR Markets

New York, March 3-CoTee-Options
opened barely steady at unchanged prices
u points decline and leading bear houses
pound rs the market: rallied slightly or
covering. with some months showing net
advance Of 6 points; later showed rather
weak undertoue European cables being
UEsatisfacrory. receipts al Rio ard San
t0s iarse and spot demand slack Closed
unchanged 70 points higher, sales 70 IN
bags. including MAY. 50; july s. 456
$50; August. & =: September. 8 81. Oc-
tobeT. s. 1915. =; November, g 7ba5. >.
December. & SE5 ~ January. 3 s5as % /.
February, s. s57S. -. spot coffe=-Fsio dun
and easy. No. : invoice sc. No. JOB
hing. SO Md. quiet: Coriova s61ic
SGga--RaW firm. FAR refining. &c. cez-
F-lfugaI. = test SAC Moissses sugar.
II-1sc, refined. firrn
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LIVESTOCK MARKET,
CHICAGO.

Chicago, March 3.-There were not
enough cattle offered today to make a
market and prices were little more than
nominal. Fancy cattle would bring s.. 20
ass; choice steers, $5.2Gd5.65; western
fed steers. 81. 2Od5. 80; calves, S3.5Oq6. IS.
Other grades are not wanted except at
large concession in price
Hog-Trade in hogs started in at steady
prices and some fancy grades sold up 70
$3.50. Later, however, the market weak
ened and prices ruled 212 to cents low
er. Fair to choice grades brought 50. -
$3.50; packing lots, S5.55d3. 7212; mixed,
3.55d3. 50; butchers. S3.55Q3.S5; light, 1896
a.. 80; pigs. s.. 30d3. IS.
Sheep-The rainy weather checked the
demand for sheep, as the heeces were
full Of water. Inferior to fancy lots sold
al 81 5cd4.60; yearlings, S4.30q4.70; lambs,
s.. GCa4.95.
Receipts-Cattle 1880: hogs 24,OOo; sheep
1900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, March 3-Cattle-Receipts,
2060 natives; LILO Texans. Good, we'll
finished cattle active at steady prices;
common grades slow and a shade lower;
well-bred stock and feeding cattle active
at firm prices. Inferior grades lower;
heavy native steers, S5.10d5. 40; medium
Steers, S--JydO.1V5 uSuL weights, StzJU
4.90; stOckers and feeders, s.. 75d5. 80;
butcher cows and heifers, 50. oOd4. IS; bulls,
s3-00a4.2 .; western steers, So. 75Q4.S5; Tex
ans. 50. 60d4. 80.
Hogs-Receipts, $3.50 Very good local
demand; the best grades steady; rough
stock about cents lower; heavy. 50. 6O0
80; mixed, $3.50Q3.6712; lights, $500
3.65.
Sheep-Receipts, 1910 Small supply
mostly good quality that sold active at
strong prices; lambs. s4.40G4.75; muttons,
50. 75G4.25; feeding lambs, s.. 5Ga4. 40; feed
ing sheep, s.. 756I3. 60; stockers, 81. 00G3. 40.
ST LOUIS
st. Louis March 3.-Cattle-Receipts,
500 including 800 Texans; market steady
TO strong; native shipping steers, 81. 600
80; light and dressed beef and butcher
steers SO. 00d5. 90; stockers and feeders,
81. 50d4.40; COWS and heifers, 2.O0d4. 65;
Texas and Indian steers, S3.60g4.65; cows
and heifers. 81. 3Gd3.90
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market a shade
lower; pigs and lights, 50. 55d3.75 packers,
50 65d3. 50; butchers. 1858. IS.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market steady TO
strong