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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-30
Hl6 MARKET STEADY
Usual Dull Holiday Trade
Experienced.
MAS QUIET ALL OVER
Thanksgiving Day Quietude
Generally Noticed,

The universal hog market quotations
yesterday were steady, and strong. There
was a falling Off in receipts at all the
wsstern markets, as was expected and
there was a dullness and inactivity pres
ent all through the days trading. This
market showed up no quotable traders.
There was an active demand and an
earnest one all day, and all the several
commission firms and buyers were pres
ent to take what hogs might come in.
But there was practically nothing in and
even wagon hogs were very much want
ing. The one car Of hogs sold were Of
medium weight and very fair trade and
the price they brought showed the quo
tation steady on this market. It being
a legal holiday the slow receipts was
discounted and nothing more was ex-
pected than this.
The Dold Packing company was as &C
tive as sver. Their buyer was on hand
to take all the hogs offered, and ready
for many more There was killing of
hogs in the forenoon and the usual cut
ting up of all slaughtered hogs. The
office force were busy until noon and
after that took the holiday. Everywhere
in the north end it was a quiet day,
lacking any special manifestation Of ac-
tivity. Today and from now on, how
ever, there viii be a renewal of the vim
and rush at the yards and the packing
house and two big buyers ready to take
in all hogs offered
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-30
LARGE BAND or INDIANS
Redskins are After peerand yyardens
are Afier Redskins

Denver. Col, Nov s-A special 70 the
Times from Neeker. Col. says. WORD
csme in last nisht from ranchman
named Joseph MceKe that a large band
o. Indians passed Rangsly six DAYS azo
headed Tor Spring Creek and yellow
Creek II is believed they are killing the
deer in that section The deputies AMI
the game wardeas left their wagons and
heavy stun al Ansora ana have taken
camping outfits and saddle horses ana
are in pursuit ot them They expect %
overtake chem before tomorrow even lns
The only possible way for the indians 10
escape Is by getting some word from
ranchmen OF persons IN sympathy 81. ~
them. 1t IS. also reported that rzo large
bands are sneamped L. Coyote Basin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-30
hll.T0NA. G.TI NEWS
ciTfIN B7IzE.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Burns have re-
turned and are at home to friends, 3lI
South Toaeka.
A number of El Dorado young poop
were in the city yesterday spending the
day with friends.
Mrs. Z. s. Hubbard returned Tuesday
from Illinois. where she spent several
weeks visiting ii. n. Hoover, her brother.
AIr. and Mrs. Victor Murdoch and little
daughter. Marcia, spent Thanksgiving in
the home OF Judge and Mrs. A. w. Den
nison al ia Dorado.
James Noriarity and Robert Dennis left
last evening, over their own road, for
KInzm5n, to attend a swell ball They
viii be back tomorrow.
DR.. p. J.. Rlxford Of Columbus. O., who
Sc Interested in the establishment Of a
Unitarian church in Wichita, has issued
q cali for a meeting TO be held in the
court house Sunday afternoon al 800.
The hotels we're well filed with travel
ing men who came TO Wichita to spend
their Thanksgiving. In the afternoon the
majority Of them attended the football
game on the Friends university campus.
cooper Jackson "a member of the edi-
t0rlal staff Of the Topeka Capital. was in
the city yesterday calling on friends. Mr..
Jackson IS doing special work for the
Capital on the Morrison trial at FL
Dorado.
Sir. r. p. Murdoch, business manager
of the Eagle, returned yesterday from the
Associated Press meeting. which was
held in New York. Roland Jr. who has
been absent a number of months attend
ing school, returned with him for the
holidays.
Air. Harry ID. Small. assistant cashier
OF the American Bank Of North Topeka,
Kan. has been for two days n the city
enroute from his very valuable mining
claims IN Colorado to his Kansas home.
IIe expressed his surprise and admiration
for the noticeable strides this city has
made iu the one year since last he visited
here
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THE WEATHER.
wichita. Kan. Nov.

Wichita, Kan, Nov. %. 1900.
During the past "a hours ending at
z p. m, the highest temperature has been
50. the lowest 81, a range Of p degrees
and the mean has beeen AZ. which is 6
dgrees warmer than the normal temper
allure for the day as de1uce0 from sthe
observations at this station for the past
eleven years. with bright, clear weather.
light south wind and high barometer.
Since the first Of the month the aver
age temperature has been A. which is
one and a half degrees daily warmer
than normal and the total rainfall q
inches. which is n inches less than the
normal
Since the first of the year the rainfall
has beeen 3l.12 inches which is $50 inch
es more than the normal
FRED l. JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. Nov. Forecast for ok
lshoms and Indian territory: Fair Fri
day and Saturday; variable winds
Kansas: Fair Friday and Saturday;
westerly winds
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THANKSGIVING I'M GOTHAM
R.eh People Of Generous Nature At
tcnd TO Tn. Poor

New York Nov THANKSGIVING day
was celebrated in Greater New York ana
vicinity in old fashioned style. though
the day. as Tor as the weather was con-
cerned. was by mo- means i5eal Heavy
clouds and a rsw, damp atmosphere pre-
vailed. and Ia the afternoon O. lard driv-
ine rain came to annoy people out If
doors Tn the churches there were the
usual THANKSGIVING sermons and fire
mrs.c. Al The charitable and penal in
saudoas gave The inmates b0unHful
dinners. and the numerous missions
throughout the city fed The poor A din
ner fer I0oo news beys in the news boys
lodging house was provided from fun5
Iet by Mrs w W Astor AI-s. WWau
Dodge also furnished dinner 20 the
news bows in tie East Thiry-fou- d
street lodging house 1iiss HELEN Could
entertained the little crpples n her
chH5rsn's home. wood Crest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-30
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO

AH llAtTO.
Chicago, Nov. 9-CattIe-Reeeipts $500
steers strong to fc higher. Butchers
stock steady. Natives, best on sale today
two car loads, $50; good 70 prime steers
8. $3.50; poor to medium SL00Q5.25;
selected feeders, choice firm; others slow
81. 40Ed4.25; mixed stockers weak S2256
$50; cows, steady, $26O0415; heifers 81 IS
4450; Gamers, g. 00d250 bulls. slow. $3.50
d415; calves steady, $3.500550
Texans-Texas fed steers $AO0a4. 90:
Texas grass steers, S8.3Oa410; Texas bulls
s2.s0Q3.36.
Hogs opened stronger: closed about
steady. Top S495; mixed and butchers
S4.60Q$- 495; good to choicec heavy s460
As; rough heavy, $500 90: light SL65
a49519; bulk Of sales $A75d49O.
zSheep-Receipts 8,000; sheep steady;
lambs strong to 10715c higher. Good to
choice wethers S400CI4.5; fair to choice
mixed $96oq5.95; western sheep s4.00d4 %;
Texas sheep S2.50g7350; native lambs $3.50
d5.2S; western lambs $450a5 20
ST. LOUIS.
hSt Louis, Nov. 29.-Cattle receipts 500:
market steady, Native steers S3.5Od4G5:
stockers and feeders g. 20d425; COWS and
helfers $2.O064.75; Texas and Indian
steers S3-20Q4.5O; COWS and heifers $23CG
$40.
Hogs receipts 500; market steady. Pigs
and lights $475d4S5; packers &S0dA9);
butchers S4906495.
Sheep receipts 200; market strong; ma
tive muttons s350G415; lambs s45OG5.35.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Nov. 29-CattIe receipts
5000; market steady Native steers $3.75
ass; Texas steers $260d5.25; Texas cows
s.. 75d3.25; native cows and heifers $500
$50; stockers and feeders $25OG As; bulls
g 25d4&. Calves receipts 2C0; market
steady, $425d600
Hogs receipts g 900; market steady; bulk
Of sales $48215d4 771a; heavy, $492s0
47216; packers sAT6AS0; mixed SL32f n
47715; light. S4.70G4S0; workers $3.50
4SO; pigs 81 4014 721b
3lSheep-Receipts 1000; market steady
Lambs s4.25d5.25; muttons S250d4 20.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-30
PlGTAlLS AND POTATOES
Irish Fruit HAS Captured the Taste
of 1EOngolfans

Chicago, Nov PA special to the
Record from Tacoma, Wash. says: TIE
first large shipment OF potatoes that has
gone forward from this state to China
viii be sent in a few days from North
Yakima and viii consist Of 500 tons de-
stined for Shanghai In the past the
greater amount Of foo5stuffs that has
been called for from that section has
been hoaur. but now the Chinese have &C
quIred q taste Tor patatoes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-30
MAGGIE KELLY KIDNAPPED
school GlrR Takes Away BY Two
Masked Hen

Wilkesbarre. Pa S5v. &--1IsrEs rat
kelly. is-yesr-ol5 sche7. strL IS eea=v-
ei 20 have been Kidnapped by two slrs1se
men late yests-day afternoon fr1u
Miners Aiis. Tns Er re-eve3a note
hearing tne name n Father ke-.
stating that he wanted 70 see her saa
left the schoal ans weat awzy wh
two men SD has MT since taen see-
Ser mother lves la Cleveland sz6 uaa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-30
MEXlCANS AND YAQUlS
Fierce Battle Ragged Between Them
Lest sunday

FL Paso, Tex, Nov 29.-News OF a
fierce battle last Sunday between Mexi-
can regulars and Taqui Indians was
brought here today by two American
miners. Seth Thomkns and Wiu Lowe.
They were prospecting about forty miles
from Sovspa, Socorra, Mexico, when the
Indians appeared. made them prisoners
and rausacked their camp. Troops We're
dispatched in pursuit Of the Indians The
Indians enrapped the Mexicans I'm a
narrow dehle Of the mountains. and
when the Aexicaus finally withdrew they
left twenty dead six Indians were kill
ed OF wounded.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-30
MURDER AT CHURCH SOCIAL
Oscar Casse Kills Nan and Holds
Crowd at Bay.

Wellington, o., Nov. 29-Oscar Cassel
shot and killed Robert Leach at a fest-
at Berlinval in the Colored Methodist
church at Berlin Crossroads last night.
Cassel fell against a horn which Robert
Thompson was playing. The latter rem0n-
strated and was attacked by CasseL
Leach tried to top the beIigerents when
Cassel pulled a gun and fired, the first
shot penetrating Leach's heart.
AS Leach fell dead Cassel held the
crwd at bay and made his escape to the
woods. The affair created intense ex-
element in the church The colored peo-
PIE threaten violence If Cassel is capt
ured as Leach was prominent and well
fo do
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-30
GOLDSB0R0 IS NOW READY
Torpedo Boat Destroyer WIN Make an
Omnial T,r. N

Seattle, Wash, Nov. 2-The torpedo
boat destroyer "GoIdsboro" is expected
TO arrive in this port tomorrow on trial
spin from the Tacoma yards where she
has been receiving a new rocker shaft
Steam was gotten up in the boilers yes
terday, but owing to several minor al
Justments which are necessary. the trial
trip was postponed until tomorrow. Early
next week she viii proceed to the naval
dry dock at Bremerton- The actual date
for the Official trip has not yet been set
tied.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-30
IT WAS A CONSPIRACY
Inspector Paul Hal1es Report on the
HOrgantown Bi- str

Pittsburg. Pa. Nov. "A MorgantoWn
W. Va. special says: state Mine Inspec-
tor James W. Paul, of West Virginia
says the recent mine disaster at Berry
vile, ia wtlch fourteen lives were lost
was the result Of a conspiracy to KIN
the foreman Il The mine. The corSplra-
tors after lighting the fuse, stood al the
entrance % the mine, but the force *
the explosion was greater than they ex-
pecled and they were also killed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-30
AFFAIRS IN THE ORIENT
Ten Thousand troops JOin Prince
Tuaa's Rebellion.

Shanghai, Nov. pa missionary in the
province Of Kansu reports that 10000 Of
the troops Of General Tung Flu Hsiang
entered that province and Joined Prince
Trans rebellion against the emperor.
General Tung has been obtaining sup
plies from the viceroy Of Ezechuen. The
governor of Shansi has wired request
to the WV Chang viceroy to send him
without delay eight quiek-fring guns,
and the viceroy has ordered the guns to
be sent 1t is reported that Hsu Tsung.
guardian OF the heir apparent, Is still
alive and in hiding near Pekin. Vice
Admiral seymours visit to the Yang Use
wceroys is said to have been in every
way satisfactory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-30
CARS CONDITION IMPROVED
He Sleeps Well and His Strength Is
Returning to Him

Livadia, European Russia, Nov. Is
The strength of the car Is increasing
His physicians issued the following bull
Ietin this morning: The car passed a
good day yesterday. eli slept about an
hour. At in the evening his tempera-
ture was go; pulse IS. He slept very wen
during the night and felt more cheerful
this morning. His strength is increas-
ing. At o'clock this morning his tenn
perature was 97.2; pulse 60"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-30
STRIKE RESULTS IN DEATH
Policeman Killed and -Four strikers
ere ss nnnned

San Antonio, Texas Nov 2s.-In a me
lee here today between union and nom
union employees Of the Southwestern Tel
egraph and Telephon company, one man
was killed and four others wounded. It
was the first bloodshed Of the telephone
strike, Which was begun November g.
The dead are: William Lacey, police
man. The wounded are: 0. D. Blanton.
striker; bullet through the body near
the heart; wiz die Martin Wright, pres
ident Of the Electrical workers union,
shot IN left arm; Sandy Smith. employee
of telephone company, wounded in head,
and two others whose names are unob-
tainahle
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So LIE IS SYMPATHY
Bat He Thinks IL Eoald Re CrueIty
10 SEND Refugee Home

Cage Town Na- z--Ad5reesi-E the
refugees COMMITTEES on Tues4ay SIR ~
fred a1ne- expressed symaatag w-s
t1eir Irritation 81 tae Continued re11zs
q the military authorities 20 aern-t ta
refugees o return 10 laer hams bzt
said rhzt h-s resent vstt to the Trsas-
veal had rho~ozghly convinced 1n sass
e woul5 be oaiv a crae. kluousss - s--
mis- any considerable uumosr - r
under EXISTING ca11l1us. Ee believe 81
tskg ae people BE- ssa cr
cana1e1e Z woul5 acviss tae refugees
8 'o-a "a s5rsoTy committee s1a r.
carset rh tha sgth5rles a. = tas
hss- zszslals zls4s 1rs-
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AMERLCANS - BFRLIM
DissfnZui shed Men father and Cheer
Tor President Mckinley.

Berlin Nov z-NesrIy - persons a.
sarde5 the TnaHkss.vng cay asuepet ~
-1e American colony ~ Berlin az the
Estserhof this eTen.uE The company
Included PROF. Pis5ee 81 Dsr-n7ogt col
sg- Pr Mcmillan ~ Princeton ur4-
verst and tae following U1.tse stsses
clrs Charles r. Barnes Ecsorze
~ Pitcairn. Hamburg 2 a. 3lra-
gaa ca uz Prank n Mah1 He
e16eg AUs'ri7 TIE eall Ras decoratel
wlta American ard German nagH a
ca5IaEra- was ssu- 20 President af-E- H.
cEr tsE RI csc pros-
pr - The euu 1zr1g E IeH
aa- s re
patriotic nTs ue-E sung uet sts-es
arsr=a1s- Es maze tas rr7a--1
~ pf ~ CHEERS
~ President zzeEuieT ans Er-o-
au ws w ha gwen ge
era playing Hal Columbia sr1
sr- III EmarE
seecr ~ TIE ErfT - Hsrn t-st
l RE @
4 zee f t hs ea-e AZ s
a-d fotef rr -
Tre Sfs te r1w lac sr5
erer Ar1 caa eepers.
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LIVES l0CK CONVENTION
National Association OF Cowmen 10
Meet at salt lake.

Salt Lake Utah. NV 2e.-Se-retarv
Charles r Martin ~ The Rational 1--we
stocs ASSOCIATION has issued The caI r
the fourth annual convention If the Ma
teaal Livestock soc4tion q meet NJ
Assembly BAN IN thss city ia January II.
1eN ID ocock g. m The represents s.
ton VIII be- Che same as that 81 Tie con-
bun at this convention au enorr wn he
made to admit individual breeders 10
members hip. The Questions thar VII
came op for discussion covers wide
scope and are - The greatest Importance
70 al branches Of livestock Industry. The
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-30
ANOTHER BOILER EXPLOSION
This Time I've Wen are Killed at
ERawan-~rf Foxva

This Time Tive Men are Killed at
Davenport. iowa
Davenport, Iowa, Nov. 2s.-By q boi'e-
explosion tenight in the plant Of the
Giecose Sugar Refining company, TWO
men were killed and five seriously IN
5ured
The dead are:
James Coleman, engineer.
D. D. Cook, machiniss-
The injured are:
John Peters.
Charles Peters
Victor Keifert.
Joe Wohl
Charles Gfbberstein.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-30
SLICK KANSAS MAN
He Is Arrested for stealing Three
Cars Of VFheat.

Mound City, Kan. Nov. 29-F E. Yves
ser was arrested here today by detec-
tive Of the Chicago and Milwaukee road
on the charge Of stealing three car loads
of wheat from the yards Of the company
in Des Moines. Iowa. Wesser in some
manner secured the bills Of Iading for the
cars and got them TO market. realizing
81. COD.
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sors who have used vGolden Medical
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Then DR.. Pierce's Colder Medical Dis
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visiting her sister at Miners Mills. when
she was taken III AMI died. The mother
requested her sister to care for Mar
garet. and she was appointed admins
tratrjx fthe dead woman's estate. Miss
Margaret Kelly of Cleveland, an aunt of
the girl, held an insurance policy on the
life Of aAIrgaret Kelly's mother. and the
daughter was beneficiary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-30
LITTLE INDIAN TALKS
Congressman Charles Curtis Not a
Candidate for senator.

Candidate for senator.
Topeka, Kan, Nov congressman
Charles Curtis left this afternoon for
Washington to be present at the opening
OF congress. Mr.. Cruus says the coming
session viii be the most important in
several years, in point Of business trans
acted Mr.. Curtis name has been persfs-
tenuy used as candidate for United
States senator to succeed Lucien Baker.
He says he has never authorized the use
Of his name in that capacity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-30
4 Chance For Life.
4 CRY OF WARNING AND
OF HOPE.

When the frst dam burst OF reservoir
wall gave way and the man on horseback
sped down the valley With the alarm. be
was doing exactly what would be done
under the same circumstances genera
ton after generation. He was giving
the people IN the line Of the food a
chance for life.
The man or woman who IN some sud
den peril has been plunged n the en-
gul6ng wave, OF caught II an upper
chamber of a burning house; these know
how al Of present and future can &c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-30
FOOTBALL PLAYER KILLED
Preston Todd, a Half Back, Dies at
Chicago.

Chicago, Nov 89.-Preston TODD, 3
years old, was killed today while taking
part i ma football game at Kensington.
TODD was playing halfback and was
given the ball to make buck through
the center Of the opposing eleven. After
a lively scrimmage TODD was picked up
unconscious and died three hours later
TODD recently came here from Missouri
where his parents resided He was q
former college player.
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coVerV." ard lfr. Pierce.
vNiy husband had been
coughing for years aud
people frankly told ne
that he would go into
consumption, writes Mrs.
John Shireman, Of No. 26S
z5th Place. Chicago. Ills.
Had such terrible cough
ing spells. We not only
grew much alarmed. but
looked for the bursting Of
a blo0d-yessel OF hemor-
rbsge at alniost any time.
After three days couFhing
ne was too weak 70 cross
the room. The doctor did
him no good. I stated
the case 70 q druggist. who
handed me a bottle Of DR..
Pierce s Golden Medical
Discovery. Ny husband 8
recovery was remarkable.
In three DAYS after he
began using DR.. Pierce 8
Golden Medical Discovery
he was up and around and
IN two mere days he went
20 work. Two bottles
cured him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-30
TWO M m KILLED
Boiler Explosion at Grannis, Arkan-
sRs, Ends Fatally.

A1VLLEI IL UAN5EUtA dL t1A tlIhIIa1F p
sBs, Ends Fatally.
Little Rock, Ark. Nov. 2s.-Two men
were killed and four seriously injured al
Grannis, Polk county. by the explosion OF
Ellis Shorts planning mill boiler. The dead
arc:
Charles Harris.
P. I. Batson.
The injured a-ss
c. E. Killfan
F. H. LANG.
Charles Harper
William Frazier.
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number Of papers viii be reduced an
moer tine devoted to discussion and reso
lUtions.
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A CHANCE ToR EvERv oNR.

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use Of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery, there's a good chance Of recov-
cry for every one who suffers with weak
lungs, obstinate cough, bronchitis aud
other forms Of disease which il neglected
or unskilfullv treated fnd a fatal ter1ui-
nation IN consumption What the
chance Of recovery is may he determined
by the fact that Of the thousands Of per-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-30
Tnonle-al - -, Kentnclzr

Lou.sVlii KY, Nov. 2S.-With official
returns f-om every county IN Kentucky
the Courier Journal announces Bryan's
plurality as 1915 and Bickaam's as 25ia
The vote win BE- eanvassed at Frankfort
I'7ceraer g. ano the returns officially an
nounce5