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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-12-03
DISTRICT CONFERENCE
OF M. p Ministers Begins at
the Church tonight.


II WIN Last Until Wednesday Evening
Prominent Men to be here Sunday
School Work TO Receive Special at
tention-- Large attendance Is antic-
ipated.
The First district conference will
begin at the NJ. F. church this even
ing. 1t will last until Wednesday
evening and in the meantime much
OF interest 10 the denomination will
be taken up. The meeting is the an
nual session and IL is made up OF min
listers and lay delegates. Sunday
schools seud their superintendent In
addition to the lay delegates which
the churches send, There are about
a dozen churches In the district and
they will all be well represented.
Rev. M. ID. Helmick is president OF
the Conference and will preside. The
first session will be held this evening
and a sermon will be preached by Rev
b. Stout Of Fairmont.
On Tuesday evening special Sun
day School rally will be held and a
nHcCldl luNitdtlpu 10 cAbtuutu w all
Sunday school teachers and officers to
be there. The subject for the evening
will be Normal Sunday School work"
and Rev. McNemar of Mount Morris
will be the leader.
During the sessions OF the confer
ence DR.. j. G. Berrien of Stubenyille
who is General Secretary of the Conn
mlttee on Ministerial Education and
DR.. G, e, McManiman Of the same
city who is General Home Missionary
Secretary will be here and will deliver
addresses. Both these men are noted
speakers and they will have large
crowds out TO hear them.
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.
| The Ministerial Association which
! is formed of the nine churches con-
tiguous to Morgantown met this
morning with good attendance.
They meet every month In the M. =.
church at this place. Rev |. A.
Barnes is president Of the Association.
Considerable business of interest to
the organization was transacted.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-12-03

Warmer and cloudy tonight
Tuesday rain or snow
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-12-03

WHO would want fall weather that
is any better than this is?
OYSTERS served in any style at the
Delicatessen Cafe.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-12-03

&c. McYicker the Druggist is
selling some beautiful china
plates very low.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-21
IRELAND VISITS CUBA
Archbishop OF st. Paul VIII soon
Leave for Havana

Duluth. MINI. Dec, n-Archbishop
ireland Of st. Paul IS 10 make trip 70
the island of Cuba shortly after the frs
of the year by commission from the prest-
dent ana VIII investigate certain matters
there with reference TO the interests o.
he Roman Catholic church in the island
ana VIII make recommendations 30 the
president with reference thereto. Bishop
NcGclrick OF Duluth has been invited by
the archbishop TO accompany him.
The mission Of the archbishop IS said
to be TO investigate questions IN dispute
respecting the allotment Ok church prop
erty in the island. la surmised that the
president believes the selection OF one q
their own church men FOR the mission
Win convince the members Of the churca
ia the island Of tha fairness q TIE in
rentjous q the government Of this c7ul-
try In its tres tment o. them and the
president st the same time has oonA-
dence in The fairness OF 1he d.stiugu she'd
American create.
When the rchbishop leaves for CHA
government boat VIII be placed al his
disposal and he win make a tour ~ The
island. studying the conditions and all
phases q the question which he is asks1
TO solve.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-21
KIDNAPPING
OF CUDAHY
Continued from First pag1

where and pushed me down upon It. Then
no removed the cords from my wrists
and substituted for them a pair Of lard
cufgs With chains attached and made the
latter FAST to the rungs Of the chair.
"a pair Of leg irons were clapped upon
nv ankles and the chains OF these were
also locked about the legs Of the chair
IN this uncomfortable position spent
most Of the twenty-fou- hours Of my in
generation. though at one time, for
period Of about five hours 7 should judge.
the chains from my wrists were removed
and I was permitted to lie down on the
hOon One Of nay captoTs provided an
overcoat. which served IS pillow.
tried to sleep, bu4 my nerves were too
badly shattered to permit it.
During all Of this time partook Of
nourashment but once, though the man
who was with me often asked me if I
wanted anything. Once said did, and
ne went and got ne q cup Of coffee and
some crackers.
AS soon as was chained to the chair
one Of the men went away, but he kept
returning every few minutes, when he
would tap lightly upon the door and
would engage my guardian IN q whisper
ed conversation. could not catch a
word Of what they said. After each one
Of these interviews the man on the out
side would 90 away, and after a mo-
ment or 50 I could hear the dnl0le Of a
telephone bell, which sounded a long way
of. I believe they were in telephone
communication with some persons in
Omaha all the time
The man who kept watch over me
was drinking heavily all the time. At
first he did not talk at all, but after we
had been alone together for six or seven
hours ne began to get garrulous He
talked about all sorts Of things, and his
talk rambled, though whether from drink
or design I could not say. Finally he
became holder. Two or three times he
touched upon the subject OF my abduction
and I gathered from his remarks that
there were six men IN the gang Of which
he was q member. He said one thing
which was very much to the point and
which startled ms DO you know, he
asked. that we have been watching that
house Of yours out there fcC the last two
months? Well, we have What we real
ly wanted was TO get one Of the nttle
girls-your sisters-out We did not get q
chance. Finally we became desperate
and determined to take the bull BY the
horns and nab you"
The boy is apparently none the worse
Of his experience. Late tonight Mr.. Cud-
ahy said he would pay $4,000 reward for
the apprehension Of the abductors Of his
son, 5000 for one and 900 for two Of
them
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-21
AFFAIRS IN PHILIPPINES
Autonomy Party Has n scheme OF
Home Rule

Manila Dec. 20.-Every mountain trail
In Generals YOung's district north OF
Aba river and between the coast and De-
lores has been followed up by the Ameri-
can scouts this month A similar move
ment has taken place In the provinces of
Union, Benguet, Lepanbo and that part
Of South uoilo which lies south OF the
Aibra river. Fifteen surgents have been
killed and more than . hundred captured.
The villages are always abasdoned before
the arrival Of the Americans, but many
buildings that have been used as bar
racks have been destroyed.
The leaders OF tho projected autonomy
party have again visited the Philippine
commission and the platform proposed
was discussed privately and in an infor-
NAL way. The commissioners advise thu
elimination Of a few minor features. Per-
sonally they approve the movement as a
forward step in the direction OF the ulti-
mate measure of salf-gOvernment which
the commission has already been in-
structed to endeavor 70 bring about The
for ultimate statehood. The platform
plan of the party IS to form
United States territories involving
candidature for ultimate statehood.
The platform declares in favor
of senate and house reprssen-
tatves elected from the districts Of
the archipelago according TO population.
In preparing a bill Of rights the United
states constitution is utilized with the
exception Of the ature OF trial by jury.
According 10 the plan the governor gem
eral appointed by the president would
have the power TO veto except in cases
Of a two-thirds vote OF the legislature
The legislature would choose five dele
gates to the United states congress.
The platform opposes the sale OF the
Philippines without the consent Of the
legislature. It contains little regarding
judiciary or local affairs.
General Bates reports that q detach-
ment Of the Fourth United States cav
airy, assisted by a sunboat, attacked
he town Of Psntanean and dispersed
the armed occupants killing thirteen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-21
Stocks and Bonds.


e(ew York, Dec 10-The stock market
dl5 rot vary materially IN character
from that whlch has prevailed for ra-y
days PToft-tsknS Was raipah'v on Al
enorDcus scale and was rot, without a.
fect IN prices. but ere i1ro7ss ma
vvers no. serious end RE oFerirrs we-e
easily snsorosd. vale THIS partial weak
ness iu the rs kAt Dis NOT p t1s least
D2rair the eager rush 81 hur s+oe
wAciA - wed any 5-sp0s Ton 20 sdra-u e.
The day ended with -ee market uc~s
generally resc-ionarT than t'r some tl1le
rast Under F5od q selling 20 sEe
proats n Nor1a~-l Ps-iA- R1f other
stocks which Rad shown me cost aE
Sressive strength 6rrrg t1e day The
rosh % sell NoTVhsva Fsci6c was 5ars -
b. IRE Que.ice tlon new 1u eau's
S-1stil Of the sts;e-eat rfst e pts1
has oas1 perfected fer tae vC'-r lazy -
fremont ~ t'e Preferred -t-k 2 Tn
-sary ~ ezcha-re fo~ ge-ersl Yen th-es
~ cszt hords 80 7~r cart - -ha Sense
gwen foF rae Bre,e--sd STOCK Ths
Statement vas not vnuchet for as hy o.
fcial aothoritF. but g. caused e sl6den
droo FL Northern PaEac 20 STA t-s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-21
>..fr'aHs ANO ~ EEs.

John A. Rattle. Ok Lc1-- YES a
top winner with a car load OF heavy
hogs Of fine quality.
JEFF Houston, Of Ponca City, shipped
I'D car of 6ue heavies, Just three
pounds ghter than Ratline's, and they
recorded a TOP price.
L. W AlcGiveuy, of Pond Creek, was
smother oklahoma shipper with good
enough hogs OF MEDIUM weight to bring
the TOP OF the bulk.
Fritz & Denoya, Of Poncs City had in
very good hogs of heavy weight and they
sold at TOD of the bulk range.
Breen Bros, of Byron O. IT, shipped
in medium weight Dorkers. which sold
" III I'D in the bulk.
j. S. Greenwade, Of Hunnewel, was a
shipper OF mediums, which brought a
good prize
j. F. Stanley Of Rose Hill, had IN a
car of liElt pigs. most Of which were
very good for pigs though there were
others which were light.
Joe Kirk. Of IIingman, was one OF the
veterans III yesterday and he brought
l-ht hogs which sold early. hrd
hit hogs. wlich sold wei.
PoopleweU q Short Of Rome, were
shippers Of medium lights, which sold
strong I'm the bulk.
Charles Dorsey. another old-timer, sold
CUr car load or MEDIUMS at a sun
buls figure.
VIVA. Cooley also had medium weight
hogs and they sold at a good hulk price.
Cheekay e Funk. of Nickerson, were
iu with n car of heavy hogs which
brought bulk prices
one Of the finest pieces of art work
in the ll0e OF New Year calendars sis
being shown by the Paugh Commi sion
company at the Exchange building. They
are fl two designs, one O. smaller one
being very neat and pretty. this repre-
senting q Spring pastoral scene. But the
beautiful one is a life design, being the
head of most lovely and charm ng
eirl The BACKGROUND Of sonber hues
sets off some most delicate tints Of pale
lilac to deeper royal purple an blending
togcthe- fn a commiuEled tone ofhsex-
ouis.te effects AR w. n Psugh dis
PLAYS great taste ard artistic Judgment
in his selection and certainly al the I've
stock firms thiz ear have issued some
very creGitable calendar souvenirs.
Yesterday Jim Creenwa7e ~ 7Iuune-
we'll sent un box Of three I've FUR
KEYS 10 the Healy Conan ssion com0any
thev To- go 20 Mr. Ed Healy. one 10 Mr.
Allie spencer. cashier for the company
and ore to Dad Tllfor5 inspector. They
win be slaughtered for Chris mas feast
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-21
8 10 ID GENIS HIGHER
Hog Market Shows Greater
Strength Than Ever
TOPS BACK TO $475
Strong Demand and Quality
Averaged Fair

The Wichita hog market yesterday was
@ strong to 10 GEMS higher, with a
very fair supply comparatively, although
not nearly enough, and the quality very
fair also. There were thrteen cars re-
ceive6 and a. better than ordinary run OF
wagon hogs. There were rev which
were Light lights and one or two mean
mixed packer sluG. but the top hogs
and il fact most of the bulk we're Of
good grade and satisfactory to buyers.
The average weight was 70 pounds for
the car stun, which was lighter than
the average Of late out they were gen
eraIy very fair. even running stock. The
Dulk was 54.g274Q4. 7255, with one mean
load down tae line at S4.35 This market
in comparative strength with the three
big markets was all right, Chicago re-
porting opening q shade higher and clos
ing weak: with the rest about cents
higher. There was a strong, active de-
mand for all classes of hogs and there
would have been as much and as stG
prices tor twice as many as came in. Il
was q very satisfactory day In all ways
and sellers got the best OF the deal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-21
DOLD COMPANY ANNUAL MEET
Important Matters te Gomez Before
Directory NJ asuFTaIc

Last evening sf-. Frsd bold left over
the Rock Island for Buffalo, y. r.. whsre
he goes TO attend the annual meeting o.
the board u directors Of the jacob Do'd
Packing company which VII be held on
December .. This is the fourtcen-5 an
nual meeting az the company ard VIII be-
among the most important in us outcome
OF any held in recent years. These
meetings are always Of great importance
70 al che several plants under control o.
this corporation. the deliberations being
such as in their sequence govern the
management OF all the branches Tor the
ensuing year. TIE rapid growth OF the
business ~ the four main houses and
their branches the past year win bring up
matters OF vital import for az the
houses and the wichita plant more than
all the rest. The growth q the business
et this point mas far outstretched their
capacity and already there are in process
large additions and increased facilities
and among other matters 10 BE thorough
~ considered and discussed win bo th-t
which interests Wichita citizens OF an
classes. namely the doubling os t1e ca-
paaty here. The past year has recorded
for The Wichita house the largest busi-
ness IN point q tonnage in the history
Of the plant. and the year closes with
very satisfactory showing not alone 10
Mr.. Fred Doid. manager Of this house.
but 20 the entire directory. with q splen-
did year behind a rev one opens with
the winter paeking n fun blast and with
most rosy promises FOR the coming year.
The new hog slaughter house q rocrcs-
sing as fast as the material comlny IN
viii allow. and IN two weeks sc IS eyr ect-
ed the roof VIII be on TIE jacob Dcla
Packing company as a corporation under
that name is now thirteen years old. with
the following officers elected 20 the lS9
meeting: jacob Dold. ST.. president J.
c. Dold, Jr.. first vice president: George
p. Dold. ~(deceased) second vice p-esi-
dent, A. ". Dold, treasurer: Edward r
DoId, secretary. and Chas ~. DOS and
Fred W Dold members q the board o.
directors. The only probable change IN
the roster Of officials VIII De Successor
to Mr.. George T. Doid who died sn1-
denly at his residence IN BuTaIo last
May.
This great meat curing Corcern was for
many years known as Jacob Dold Then
after Mr.. J. c. Dold became g rember
Of the firm It was styled Jacob Dod e.
Son; still later when others Of the sons
became Joint partners. ft was Jaoob Doid
& Sons and thirteen years oro incorpor-
ated as The Jacob Dold Packing co.. and
capitalized az 210ooco0, which cap.taliza-
ton has remained ever since. and making
Of the concern the largest pork packing
company in the world n one family con-
trol.
aIr. Fred Dold expects 70 Be aosent
shout two weeks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-21

price having touched Ss5k, or sZ points
over last night. This movement in
Northern Pacific was the main fea-
ture, but there were various other i'm
portznt movements which seemed to
have relation to It, including Visions n
Central stocks, Pere Marquette stocks,
the Erie stocks. and S.. Paul The
Street was full Of rumors Of plans for
com binations looking 10 & new trans
continental line and 20 the consolidation
Of interests IN northwestern territory.
TIE gains in the group mentioned ex-
tended all the way from 2 points up 10
81 in Northern Pacific; there was be
sides q vigorous upward movement in
Missouri Pacific which carried It II
points over last night and caused re-
vival Of many other rumors Of plans for
extensive consolidation amongst the
Gould Southwestern railroad companies
A rise in Union Pacific TO Is seemed TO
be due TO an attempt 70 adjust the dis
crepancy in value between that stock
and Northern Pacific Illinois Central
rose buoyantly in the morning 81 FER
cent on a belated demand 10 secure the
rights Of subscription at par to the pro-
posed new stock issues, which are limit
ed 10 stock holders Of record today Su-
gar was the one feature among the sDe-
cialtles with a rise q 90, which was at
triouted to a turn against the shorts by
the calling in Of long stock. A rise of +
in General Electric and a full recovery
Of Yesterdays violent decline IN New
York Air Brake were on light dealings
and attracted little attention
Quite a number q obscure, iow-priced
stocks moved upward from / TO 4 points
with no other apparent reason than to
adjust their prices To the higher level
recently attained by the general list. The
market continued very broad, but he
reacdonary tendency was quite marked
through q large portion Of the list, in
GLIDING the VANDERBILT group. The direc-
tors meetings for me various companies
IN the group today failed to bring any
confrma ton of the varied rumors Of
stock rec dfustments and retirements
pointing conclusively to the manipua-
tive character of these rumoTs. But this
seemed TO have little effect on the -cre-
dence given TO tOday's extensive crop Of
new rumors. The maintenance Of the
Bank Of Fngland's discount rate at
per cent had a bracing effect on the
market and the continued Sc Of money
mere failed to offer any check q the ac-
tive speculation. Closing prices Of Stocks
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-21
- -, stoner .snrket.

New York. Dec. fOMoney on call
steady at per cent Prime mercantile
paper, 4zG51a per cent. Sterling ex-
change steady. with actual business IN
bankers bills at s4.S4lz a4S41a for de-
mand and az 81 SGaz6e4 sla+ for 50 days
Posted rates, 3 S1Q4. sf1A and s. S5d4 sly
Commercial bills. a 1904. 81: silver GER
tfficates efds5. bar silver 63a4 Mexican
dollars, 50. Government bonds, strongi
refundlng twos, registered, 1e5; threes,
registered, 10; coupon, 10; new four. reg
istered 1881; coupon. 1851; old fours,
registered. 115tI coupon 116H; flves, reg
istered, 113i5. coupon, 1879
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-21
ST. PAUL'S CIRCLE
Its Members Meet wfth Hiss Kosher
Tuesday NIGHT

St. PsuTs Chautauuua Circle meets
with Miss Naude Nosher. 1851 Park
Place, Tuesday evening, January 4. 1901
Program:
Ron Call: Biblical quotations referring
to Egypt.
Paper: The Dwellers on the Nile
Miss Bowen.
Summary with selections from article
on Finding OF the First Dynasty King
Mr.. Papes
Summary Of chapter 70 Of French Rev
olution"-Mrs. Cochran.
"The White Terror" Story OF The book
with selections from h-Miss Mosher.
Portrait review q French characters
and OF notables met Ia the Reading Jour
neE-Fscv Parker.
Bliss Maols Hall. leader.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-21
BASC0m CHECKED m
New Agent Of Sock Island Assumes
Change

Mr. c. e. Bascom- agent q the Rock
Island succeeding Mr r. Drake here.
ives checked IN yesterday. TIE work be-
ing completed last evening. The work
took longer than anticipated and every
thing was found 20 Be 10 splendid o7udi-
ton. MI Bascom VIII move hia family
70 this city ss soon - possible t0 take
UP permanent residence.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-21

50 many members VIII not Be in town
and Others viii be detained on account
Of preparations for the holidays. The
subject Of the next meeting VIII be
Great Movements Of the Nineteenth
Century" but the tine Tor IL viii &c an
nouuced later.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-21
NEGR0 SAYED IN rs
sheriff saves Rapist From Wrath or q
Mob

Dauas. Tex. Dc 1.-At the Trial az
Co-scana, OF Andrew Norris. a negro
charged with the murder O the wfrs %
J. 7. French. q white farmer. q moo led
b. the dead womaa's husband. atten2-s5
TO take the prisoner from he court rom
and lynch him The sherihs forces saves
the prisoner Governo- Savers 6as 1p-
peale5 70 and 8 company q state n,''Ha
Is now guarding ths pris0ner, court h5uso
and tal.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-21

Wichita, Kan. Dec. e. 1870.
During the past q hours. ending At
E. m thine highest temperature has
been IS. the lowest g. a range Of . de-
grees. ana the mean has been 20. which
is degrees warmer than the normal
temperature fer the day as deduced
from the observations at this station for
the PAST eleven wears with clear
weather. gentle northwest 10 south wind.
and RAPID fail in pressure. q ol3 inch
o. o. r.
Since the first of the month the aver
age tsna0rrat ure has been - which .
one-aaf degree warmer tbsn normal.
and thu total rafnfeH q trace, wai-h IS
5s inch less than the normal
since The Grst Of the wear the rainfall
has been q. y inches which IS 27t inches
more than The normal
Last year ~ his tine 4.s inches .
snow had fsl,en; this year thers have
been only Pew uakes
rPr~l L Johnson Osze-ver
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-21
FOR SELLING lNT0XlCANTS
John VVuIf Held Under Tour uua-
dree Dollar Bond

John wuf ~ Garden Plain was ar-
rested By Sheriff Simmons yesterday
upon q charge q ssll1g Interfering
iiGuor.
BE was released oH 500 bond Wu's
conducts a hotsl at Garden Plain aai ls
81 so well known 2 Wlcaita-