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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-27
CASH QUOTATIONS

CASH QUOTATIONS..
Flour-Firm; winner patents, Esq. 50:
straights. s. aas 80: spring specials. 81. 20:
spring patents. s3.4OfI3. 10; straigats, s.. 80
G3.3O: bakers. $l.s0R2.so.
whest-No. 5 spring. 703t9IiAc; No.
red, 7sikc.
Corn-No. ., s.i4ds2xc.
oats-No. ,. 2Ilsa21Sc; No. white. &c;
No. white. 23izT23c.
Rye-No. 2. 5lG55'zc
Flax seed-No. /, sl.ITGl. I7Is: northwest,
s. iSdl.19.
Timothy seed-Prime, $ 2oa2. A.
Mess perk-Per bbl.. S7.55GS.9o
I.ard-Per 100 lbs, S.g7sSa5.3
Short ribs sides Goose) A.S565.75 dry
sailed shoulders. boxed. 5ss15Ac: short
clear sides boxed. $s-5oI3.so
whisky-DistiIlers' finished goods. per
gar. S-Ss.
Sugars-Cut loaf. 3 O.; graduated. S-s0
Clover-Coniract grade, $50.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
Receipts Shipments
Wheat. bu .............- $500 s1.90o
Corn. bu- ..............-feo.90 5S4.8 COS
Oats bu. ..............-sn.0o 494 coo
Rye, bu. ......-........- ue0 20
Barley bu. .---..-...-. SEQ lee
on the Produce Exchange, today, the
market raRgsd as follows:
Butter-Steady; cTeAmeries. Is6s0c; dzI-
ries. halle.
CheeSe-Firm: sisIIec.
Egg-Firm; fresh. isisc-
CHICAGO.
Chicago. Aug. 3s.-czsh Wheat-No. z
red, 7sa7Esc: No. : red. da7zzc: Ne.
hard winter. &C; No. hard winter. CSC
Go: No. 1nosthern Spring. 1AGTESe: Sc.
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Batteries-Cncinnati, Hahn ard PETIT:
Washington. weighing and Roach. I'm
pires, Swartwood and Dwyer. Attendance,
ana
Pittsburg. Pa. Aug. &.-Pittsburg-Bos-
ton; no game; rain.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS,

CHICAGO.
Chicago. Aug. 2s.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-27
A Car Load Of
ShaW'S
Pianos

Jus. opensd Up thess Pianos Nth she
new take-up IN the action: have no equal
on me continent. ThLs T. concs-led By the
best PIANO e1Deres. l wAnt everybody 20
see them aIso have big stock q ot1ar
u1akes-tbe Everett. Tvers & Pond. PszEe.
KimhaIl. Storey 4 Clark. KlnSzbusy. oar
fall trade has BEGUN IN earnest The
goods ere going fast- OUr ssTinE Ma
chine trade ~ aiso very heavy. We carry
no sboday gooAs: you mast bay them %
others. don't war. that klaa % tEats.
Ny GOoss mus; be ne best or nona- Cab
early and Sc the 6sest gods On earth-
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DAILY EAsia ~ saFEssrs - . 49,
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CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug. &--czsh Wheat-No. Z
red. 7sa7Esc. No. ; red. aa7zszc: Ne.
hard winter. &C; No. hard winter. CSC
Go: No. 1nosthern Spring. 1AGTESe: Sc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-27

lido not believe there
- o case Of dyspep-
sia, indigestion or
any stomach trouble
that cannot be re-
IIieTed at once end
permanently cured
BY my DYSPEPSIA
CURE.
MUNYON.
At ell druggists,
25c. q vial. Guide
to Health and medi-
cal advice free. 1906
AHch afrapk Phiia.
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CYNCTNNATI. u: MAsHrNGroN. 4

Cincinnati. o. Aug. &-Today's exhibit
ton was a miserable one. in which the
Reds won without an effort. Score:
RHE
Cincinnati ...223OOsO1s-Il Z 4
washington .........l 0eoOOIOA4 S
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LETTER List.

Wichita. Kansas, for the week ending
LADIES LIST.
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1oUIsYmAE. S: BALTIMORE. /.

Batteries-Louisville, Woods and Zim-
mer; Baltimore, Kitson and Robinson.
Umpires, ODay and Hunt.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-03

{erA,s S1Sc. Il sc. ndy G No Q Western
Corn spot l1rm "a nd tstead s. sS On Is. spot
Arm srii 2, 81 Bte 4 rni Cut Meats,
r q atsamsd
arfl orkj firm. Cotton Seed Oil un.
settled and held hlg her on scarcity and
s sIc Staas
grad es. nom nal. n Butter. firm: Western
screa tnerys Il II G2is.' State Il dairy. 1t@22c.
strong to et and Pennsylvania, 2c92lc,;
Western sungraded, S14Gplsc. Spot Coffee
Rio, gu let but steady Mild steady. Sugar,
g III &C., rs centrifugal &c test. 4 15-l6c.:
/ nlol1ssesr sugar. 3 Slice. Refined. qu ct
and bar 81 VI steady n rs Us K
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BY John g. Niemeyer. Auctlonecr.
~ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Val,
~ ~. UABI.E NORFOLK COUNTY,
Is FARM PROPERTY AND LOTS

court pmTso oa Ho to decree Of the Circuit
1th day Of S5;eptSembeT 1922 in the suit OF
the 9Th day sne 81 o etoSsfa 1881 81
before tie 'front.' door of the 'eiG aSelon
In the city Of Portsmouth, the foiioWina:
property. Of which Lloyd d. Bunting died,
lst. A "i cER tSFSffSso TRACT OF LAND
situated in Norfolk County and bounded
as n M dqioT Dsv,d Bseginnins A. corner snm
CHI. to gum; thence running n. 70 "a w:
I CHI. to a pine; thence ". 77il w. IT, EFF.
to- , red oak thence ~ e W. l.5 In to
BaEwcils line; thence up the center n
said cove. following tie mcander.n 3
head Of said cove n0 tna ss@ s. nis s E ne
links to stob in gum. stump in ditch.
which Is Caroline Smith and DIR. Bag.
line OF said ditch. by various courses. to
a pine at the end of said ditch thence n
S4ss -. 2.s6 CHI. to pine; thence N. SIX
BeatoaiAline; thence N. 12a-E..--7.a3-ch
along line Of marked trees to a road
leading from 1an the ho " to The main
Of marked trees cross ng n pond to the
beginning, containing by. survey 66A acres,
following description. heIng an outlet to to
the main road. beginning Mt point at
the end Of said ditch and running little
oouth~SSleItS Tie woodland f0Tl
the said grantors in a straight line to
Hodges Ferry road, the width Of "a feet.
II being the same land that was convened
to Lloyd D. Bunting by the deed Of VIII
liam Grant and others. bearing date tina
9Th of September. 1865, reserving the old
burying ground located on said tract6to}
the grantors; also certain other tract Of
land adjoining the one above described!
and which. with the one above described.g
now form the L. ID. Bunting farm, bounded
as follows: On the north by land of LID, +
Bunting. on the south by the Hodges
Ferry road. on the west by the lnnds OF
Caroline Smith. and on the cast by the
lands of Mary Bea ton, containing by esti-1
ma ton go acres. more or less. and being
the same land that was conveyed to tile
said l.. D. Bunting by the deed OF R.gT.gi
*. Balm. executor. ETC., dated the 2otxlot>
October, 1877. The two above desoy7Sed
tracts will be sold as one.I Possession
given 1st of January, 1900. IislsT,
Cd. LOTS numbered 20 and %, in block
S. on the plan of Brighton, which were
conveyed to the said L. D. Bunting by tho
deed of ]. 4. Griffin and others. trustees,
dated August 16, 1890. ~ - s
TERMS:-One-third cash, the residue II
equal installments. payable one and two
years, respectively after date Of sale;
with interest from date OF sale, for which, Z
deferred payments-bond with good sec,ir.
ity other than mere personal secIrifvs-s
shall be given by the purchaser, withsfEsy
option to the purchaser to anticlpa = "A
payment thereof, or to paT--e-u,a 4
purchase money cash ar
served until the furts
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LIVERPOOL COTTON mAnKrr

liverpool. Oct "a y. m.-Cotton. Snot
mNdrrate demand end prices s-3od. higher:
American m.ddling, 8 3l-32d,
Y The sui les OF the day were 5000 bales. Of
(which 500 were for speculation and 'er
port, and included 1880 American. Re
c.t:.fs. 5000 bales. including 6G00 Amer.-
can 80 '.'''
4 Futures opened firm and closed fcyerish
at the advance. American Middling: DC.
soler. 81 Sid; seller; October and Novem-
her. sG.6td, seller: November and Do
abrrtand January. S 53-6i03 5l-64i. sellers.
sJanuary and February. 5S-6iSi3 5-Gid'
sellors; February and March, 5a.Gia
buyer; 6 pril and May. 3 5l-6i6s ss.sid.
sellers; May and June. 3 55-6id bnyer:
June and July. 3 55-6is3 5s-6id sellers.
August and September. 5i-6i13 5S.6id'
values. q I.if f,. - - N''
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KIllIsTs.
ISL ISL ORR OF 81 N Al kETSs
,forH Grain ria Is 5rl5iritS, U Rfoil,fOi;
1notn nj ions nt W .iafennl u prters. mn Z.
(. ~ s,tl,er isc. ~ q ed, nn'l prices nrel
GRAIN. HAY AND RICE

GRAIN. HAY AND RICE.
coRN-White corn from store. 45c.;
iSed sSTnsf e oats
\ MILL t,lSED--Market steady; bran. per
ion. 5000: middllngs sl7. 50 per ton. 1It3:
HAYlNo. i !Timothy hay. car lots, si1.oo;
ton lots. SIS g; mixed hay. car lots, $3.50.
MiLLED KicE-As to grndes-th 10
ROUGH RIcE-None on the market.
PEANUTS AND PEAS.
PEANUTS-Martet firm: fancy, 4c.;
slsss;S Prime ss Psni%e ss
COUNTRY ss PhtopucE. &
,POULTRY-Live. steady; chickens, old
Al at ioaiic.: large. i5@soe:: ducks. mud,
EGGs-Markct frm at lie per dozen.
eo SjsTRi HANS sSun! sieady: sm.theld
fancy. lsDlsc.; Virgil country. loQl2.sc.
good North Carolina, lo0i21sc
DdrTeI Shee e0 b5s
new sweets. Hayman, 9oc. sl.0o per bar
iel: yellow, SOC: Qsl.0o. g5t
oNioMsI;2 .SoaSa.a5 ' per r. bag.
BERMUDA-s2.o 90 per box.
FRUITS.
APPLES Southern. 81 .5oQ2.oo per bar
rel N0r y 3 : ss;SS@ r e. 10,
TExeH iyiSis ss9s %. in crate.
BEARS sa.509ioo per barrel. q
r lIsEs EfF u Rs- ga ias''
BANANAS.Per bunch. 6oc: @N.so.
COCOANUTS-lo0 to bnc. $500.
# GALIFoRNIA@ ORANGES = Messina,
Gtl50 per box: Jamaica. s4.00 per box.
,;f,!i:OCERIES
FLOUR-M Market firm; spring wheat.
patent, s. 50: winter wheat, patent: sl.ooG
wheat family. $500; winter wheat, fair to
good gr,ides of extra. s3.25; winter wheat.
ME- maAL fier bag 100 lbs. s1oo; 80 lib.
C cSo5iFTEE.steady; Java. 2!@25o; do.
Laguara, 12t5lsc; choice Rio. .io@llc.
CHEESE-Large full cream. none: small
fun cream 12kc.
selling sugar at delivery prices has been
suspended for the present All quotations
w:i be made {. o. b. Norfolk. Cut Loaf.
Fine Graduated, b,4l; Standard Granu-
lated. 5.4l: .Confectioners A, 5.29: Key
stone A. 500: Centennial B. 400: Califor-
mia B Gas; Fran 3 Extra G. AL; Amer
SYRUps AND MoLAssEs = Market,
hrnr- n; the advance: syrup Eooh 10
choice 2i2sc; ioger craze sis.s syrup aYe. i6e:
PROVISIONS
BULK .MEATS-Market firm; rib SIDES.
5Nc.; bellies. eastern. 6AG61sc.; bellies,
B BSfESIxTED e So%Ls III
PORK PLATES-55sc.
MESS PORk-Old. 1880
HAM PORk-Per barrel, 5000.
LARD-Pure butchers. in tierces, $40
6sier; compound tierces SIC; So-lb. tubs.
aid Eo-ib. tins. Me. more.
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a UGTIoN .AIES .rurUiW.EI,i DAYs,,,,i

u Y VIRTUE OF, A CERTAIN DEEn
- OF trust made OH February 1Ith..i
1Sg6. and duly recorded In tho Clerks
oiiice of tho County. Court OF Norfolk,
county. In Deed Book 200, page 4iS To-
default having been made IN the pay.
m M OF the said debt and being request
e esi SO TO do by the parties. thereln se-
auction at the Real Estate and Stock Nx-,
o en- ne, No. 2as MAR, street, n the City.
11th. 1899, at Il O'clock noon, that cor;
tain lot Of land numbered five % In block
NUMBER forty (40) on tho north side Of
Norfolk Water Front Development COM
pany. duly OF record In Norfolk County.
Iorms;TCash, w. 3. BALDWIN,, Trus.
Tee zee; SfRD. BALDWIN Sc CO.. Auction
eers' sc30-10t} {
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FDAITIMoRE GRAIN MARKET.

IS Baltimore Md. Oct. 2.-Elour, dull and
;stea dy::5{nnrhamssd.. Wheat. iirmcr: spol
Is]]Sc..;;. Southern by SIMPLE, 67@7ilsc.
Corn firm; mixed and spot, 3S!s gt39c.; his
month. g 37%iQlSSc.:1 November and Dcceni-
her, new or old. 25as efaic.: January. 35HGt
Ssffsc,s:: February, SoiG6pa5&c.: Southern
ywiste. corn. ilG4sisc Oats. firm. No: 2
white. 29G20e. Rye, steady: No. nearby,
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CHICAGO MARKE T.

Wheat, Corn. Oats. troyisi,h tlri shor
rs Eta.
sR Chicago Ill. Oct 2.-.'rhc prospect of
jWnt hrtween Great Britain and Trans
sSoal was the predominant factor I'm all
grain and provision niarkets to day. and
caused advances n some Instances Big
foreign demand for American cereals WAS
sH lsu 4 feature. December wheat closed
lac. highcrsnnd May l5sr. higher. Corn
ADVANCED isT&r.. oats AQl3sc. anu provi-
sions 2isGtluc. higher.
y The leading futures rnnp "a MS follows.
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot-E Ease. a powder for the
feet. 1t cures painful, swollen. smartng,
nervous feet and Instantly takes the sting
out OF corns and bunions. It's the great
est comfort discovery of the age. Aliens
Foot-Ease makes tight or new shoes feel
easy. 1t s. certain cure for sweating,
callous and hot tired, aching feet. Try
II to-day Sold by all druggists and shoe
stores BY mail for Csc. in stamps. Trial
package free Address. ALLEN s. OLM-
STED. lie Roy. N. Y.
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I he Cotton Markets.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKER

Now York. Oct. Alt was big day,
on the Cotton Exchange. The greatest
advance ln prices was noitcr OF IS
ron,s.f and frum start to finish the hull
faction waB In control Fridays queer
doing in the New Oiirans MARKET had led
the trade here to louk foi something in
inc way OF q SURPRISE when the market
opened, more particular as II Ind been
;rumored thlt Liverpool shorts were in full
Bulls DenE fHSl sa aHoY sSdw BY
an advance far exceeding tho hopes OF
the most optimistic holders. while sub
ibullsli sentiment In outside speculative
circles not even imagined by the markets
best friends. Just previous to hctopcn-
made the unusual request that brokers
name the full price when making b DIS
and offers IN order 10 minimize the possl-
billy Of mistakes and 10 reduce con-
fusion Ms much us possible. The stroke
Of lhu gavel sturlrd n wild wave Of spccl-
lnuxe activity which showed little abn,e-
ment up 10 The very close
II Opening prices were litt25 points above
the 2riosinH ot Thursday. and though the
market rer,.ted from limo To time during
tho day. thr under current of sentiment
favored sun further gains, Bulls were
s.iirred ON at the start by an advance
OF 1@7n points In futures ut Liverpool,
coupled W tn runorS that spot cotton had
ADVANCED in remarkable form during our
holiday interval, Talk of frost having In
;Inreu cotton In several parts Of the belt
estimates Tor much smaller receipts than
last year. us well MS further severe re-
ductions In crop estimates, and reports
T Of advances IN the price of spot cotton
In the Southern markets added fuel to
The fire OF bull sh enthusiasm.
M q, -l York Oct 2Mcotton futures OPP
Gsi: DECEMBER. 100: January 7oS; Feb,
rl9ary, 10 March y, los; April. IN; May.
Futures s!osed firm. October. sos; No
Warmly ~ !si sss Ma5sG ss 'a Apa 7
May. 7.so; June. Use; July, 7.sl: August,
Spot cotton closed steady al nm advance
OF 5-lGd. mlddllng uplands. I a-lGd.: mid
ding gulf 7-l6d,: sales. GIG bales.
New York. Oct, 2.-Cotton steady: mid
ding. S-e>. Net receipts, ,0SG bales;
gross. SHSS uales sales. 6.lS6 bales: stock,
S147.303 bales. -
Total to-day: Net receipts, IS, COL bales,
exports TO Great Britain. 47.7l3 bales: 10
France, - bales; 10 the Continent S7o7
bales; stock. GO OIL bales
Total since September LIST: Net recc!nts
,S44l9l bales: exports TO Great britain
go 9y bales;to France. 6l.S45 bales: TO the
Continent, 1868 bales.
Is u u
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Gk&ARkItT,

.tss BY TelegrapNsto Virriuian- Piiot.)
~ N Nv Y DIRK.
4EPotatoes steady: Jerseys si.oo5Jt.I0
New n ork, ti.Essdll.fo: Long Stand, Sl.2cQ
,l.G2l1a: = Southern sweets. 81, 0c@Il 40.
Der hundred so -. 81 - ~ ~
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BYRD, BALDWIN 81 co.
RENIALAGEN ROOMS IL ANDa5
uADD7NGTON BUI I.DING,
s GRANNY SfKEEE.

DWELLINGS.
Three houses, Poole
ST., Atlantic City.
SIG ench.
207 York, Si1.67.
60 Tazewell. $3.50.
Colonial ave-, Client
$4,000.
1873 York, s41.G.
102 Wood, 5000.
40S Brambleton ave,
S13.60.
6S York. s41.6.
10S York, Si1.67.
rs North. $1,000.
1856 Maple, $3.50.
Mabry Arch. Client,
500. 90. -
Is Hanson, IS.
211k N1altby, $3.50.
Ill Falkland, SIS.
lilo Falkland. SIS.
ROOMS.
142 Maple. $500.
Front St. Atlantic
CITY, SIS.
733 Church, $3.50.
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Be- NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
u New Orleans, Oct. 2.-Cotton futures
closed steady: October. 6s2 asked No.
syenber. 6;SsIGsl: December, 6S91f6 80:
January. 6.s,@G,05: February, 6,aSm6 80:
March. 1921 o.; April. 1861 0S: May. 7.io
3QI7;1l; June, 7I4l7.l5 ~
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v. p. SNOW G. CO.,
Real Estate Agents, 236 Main ST.

FOR SALE-Nine room house on Poole
street, Atlantic City Ward; easy terms.
House, eight rooms, Thirtieth street,
Park Place, new stable. water and sewer.
age. House on Falkland street, eight
rooms. largo lot; easy terms. Si1ty-three
at once; price very low for the lot.
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Us:TIo 3 IA IFS s.. q SIS.
By Joseph Jones, Real Estate and Gene
raj tAuctionee r, No. 40 Bank st. l3s}} o.

ID RESTAURANT AT s.AUCTIO N. -- 4
1Gswill sell at public auction onS the
premises. No. 1877 and 1S9 Church street,
O'Clock, the Restaurant, with all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture and the
unexpired portion OF license. VIII gba s
ofered as whole or by pieco ~ ~ -
see9-td - s lAiietiorleys.rrss 5S
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IAilsCEDLA.NEOUs.

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s'IGGiS MARKET.

sIS ARISET.3
l?sJ Union Pncillc q. 1914
prof. !TbH
ssfMnbns II ~
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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-05-12
Adjustable Statutes.

France Is an art-loving country, and
the producer of many noble works of
art. Its people are also economical.
That quality perhaps accounts for the
new style Of adjustable statute which
has come into use there. The statute
grating business is reported lively
throughout France just at present.
That's because all the official resi-
dences, postoffices, council chambers.
and all other public buildings through
out the country are adorned with
busts Of the president of the republic
for the time being. Since the repub-
lie was established the presidents have
followed each other in such rapid sue
cession that the heads of the busts are
so constructed as to be removable, and
at the time Of President Faures death
his head in plaster, terra Gotta, bronze,
porcelain, and marble, looked down
from shoulders that had originally
been modelled to represent President
Theirs. Today the modelers are re-
ported busy reproducing the features
of President Loubet, and as soon as
their task has been completed, the
heads of President Faure will be I'M
screwed from all the busts and stat
utes on all the public offices and build
ings and the head of Loubet will be
grated on to the socket In their
place. ~p...-.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-05-12
Shippers Agree to Bill OF Lading.

After several months of negotiation
between the lake carriers and the
grain shippers over bius of lading, the
controversy has ended with the accept
ance by shippers of the vesselmen's
contention for individual consign-
ments. Beginning with this season
the lake carriers decided that consign-
ments to elevators should be accepted.
The grain under the new order is be-
ing consigned to individuals, who must
provide unloading facilities. This
solution of problem which has
troubled the marine interest so long,
has been so simple as to be surprise
TO the trade. -.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-05-12
FROM ALL OVER THE GLOBE
By Telegraph Giving a Brief Re-
sumo of the Weeks Events.
RELIABLE AND INTERESTING.
Cen. Miles Charges Were not Confirmed
by the Military Court and He was
Accordingly Censured France Wants
100000 Taels From China.
That Embalmed Beef Question.

BY direction of the President, who
approves the findings, Acting Secretary
of War Meiklejohn has made public
the port and findings of the military
cour opointed to investigate the
chars made by Maj. Gen. Miles, COM
handing the army, that the beef sup
piled to the army during the war with
Spain, was unfit for the use of the
troops. The most important features
of the report are: The finding that
the generals allegations that the re-
frigerated beef was treated with chem
icals were not established; that his al
legations concerning canned, fresh or
canned roast beef were sustained as to
Its unsuitability for food as used on
transports and as a long continued field
ration; ceusure of Gen. Miles for SER
ror" in failing to promptly notify the
secretary of war when he first formed
the opinion that the food was unfit;
censure of the commissary- general
then Gen. Eagan) for the too extensive
purchases of the canned beef as an un-
tried ration; the finding that the pack
ers were not at fault and that the
meats supplied to the army were of
the same quality as those supplied to
the trade generally, and the recon-
mendation that no further proceedings
be taken in the premises
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-05-12
LOVE SONG.

n AL the laurel wrenths OF fare
We're twined for my unworthy head,
What were they worth unless you came
To see your lover garlanded2
II all the sovereignty OF earth
In one sole scepter woood my grasp.
What would its heavy gold be worth
Unless your hand were mine to claspf
II all the roses summer knows
By pleasures hand were plucked and
strown,
Should raise up one single rose
III must drink it's scent alonep
There is no kingdom but your heart,
There is no laurel but your praise.
The rose is but your counterpart.
You dear delight of all my daysl
Yet would had the scepter gold.
The laurel fine, the roses rare,
The scepter for your hands to hold,
The rose and laurel for you hairl
e. Nesbit in Black and White.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-05-12

The first monthly report Of Game
and Fish Warden Morse, which has
been filed with Secretary of State
stearns, shows that of "a prosecutions
during the month of April, Al convic-
tions resulted. Forty-two of the ar
rests were for violations of the Ash
laws, and IL for violations of the game
laws. The total amount of fines and
costs assessed was s599.15. Nets and
fish to the value of more than 81 900
were seized and proceedings are under
way 10 condemn them. In one case
pending in the circuit court, the re-
spondent failed to appear and his bail
of 500 was estreated and paid by his
bondsmen.