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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-23
gh aieha Daily gaars Thursday 1or,imn august g. 1900

ing taken by Courier Journal and the BIO
pace by Dumont W.
G J and Harry Hamlin's bay gelding,
The Abbott, trotted a pretty mile and
cut his own time half second, TO z:05A
The Massachusetts, was the first race
of the day, and twelve OF the fifteen
horses named faced the starter in the
first heat. With Boralrna out in the bet
ting. Big Timber was played for place.
closely followed by Lord Darby and
had the pole, but broke almost immedi-
ately. Boralma was soon in the lead,
with Big Timber well up On entering
the stretch Gears sent Lord Darby into
second place and managed TO get within
a neck of the favorite at the wire.
The second heat was the best race, FOR
Boralma and Lord Darby ran neck and
neck almost from the quarter pole and
at the wire it looked like a dead heat
The time was 2:091z. new record for
Boralma- but the same might be said Of
Lord Darby. ,Boralna seemed to have
something in reserve, while Gears had
to push Darby hard to get near the Law
son horse.
In the third heat Boralna, Lord Darby
and Big Timber were together to the
turn. The first named. however. had the
speed. and while Darby was punished Sc
verely he could only get as far as his
rivals wheels.
The crowd played Bob Fitzsimmons
strongly in the POS pace. and Free Bond
had little difficulty in taking the first
heat, Courier Journal being beaten by
half length.
The second heat locked like Free Bond
until the half. when he tired fast and
Courier Journal fought it out with Cho-
ral winning by a. neck. The last heat
also went to Courier Journal, who led
from the start.
Masette was the favorite in the 2:1o
pace, but Dumont won without difficulty
It took four heats to decide the 2:15 trot,
as Joe Watts. the favored one in the bet
ting, was pocketed in the first one He
took the next three, however, easily.
PIP class, trotting. the Massachusetts,
stakes, $1,000: Boralma won three
straight heats. Time Cby quarters).
:33 IL 1:06 1-2, t:39 IA, 2:11; 80 IL, 104 81,
1:37 Ia, 2:Oe 10; 80, 1:O4 IL, 1:37 II,
2:09 81 Lord Derby, Big Timber, Ellert,
-h-luSts ESuiL1i OODhs 4hcS5tO <AiiICASOl4t
Miss Whitney, Lady Geraldine, Paddy d.
and Woodford c also started.
POS class, pacing, purse $500: Courier
Journal won the second and third heats
in POS IA, 2:09. Free Bond won the first
heat in 2:o7 IA. Choral, Dan O., Bob
F'lirt and Belle Wood also
started.
2:10 class, pacing, purse $500: Dumont
W. won two straight heats in 2:07 "a,
2:O6 1-2. Maset, ice Pilot. Art Alec,
Sphinx s., Chelsea, Norvin G. and Hahn
c. Ewing also started.
2:17 class, trotting, purse $1,000: Joe
Watts won the second. third and fourth
heats in 2:13 1-2, PA IA. 2:15 1-2. Gene
We've won the first heat in 2:13 IA. Law
eran, Eloch, Philip E., DR.. l., Wasco,
Winnifred, Louise E., Wild Wind, Ginter
and Cello also started.
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East Time ut Gaieshrrr.

Galesburg. Ill, Aug. 22.-Ideal weather
favored today's harness races here and
the time was fast in all of the events.
Summary:
2:13 pace, purse s5oO-Mark Derby won
the second. fourth and fifth heats. Best
time 2:1O 1-2. Major Marshall won the
first heat in Pill ga Cameiita, Flossie F,
Evelyn and Pinta also started.
2:25 pace, purse s1o0e-Flash Lightning
won the first, second and seventh heats
Best time 2I6 1-2. Constarnero won the
fifth and sixth heats. Best time 2:1s "a.
Gametta won the third and fourth heats.
Best time 2:12 il. Ionic Patchen, Lee
mont. Tribulation and Lassie also start
ed.
2:35 trot. purse s5oo-Adrntral symns
won in three straight heats. Best time
PHI IA. Idema, Newton A. Mas Allen,
Frequent and Maggie also started.
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THIRTY STORE HOUSES
To be Built In China for Government
Military supplies.

Seattle, Wash. Aug. 22-The. United
States will build within the extn four
months thirty large storehouses st Taku.
China. for the accommodation OF q vast
supply OF commissary and other goods
which VIII be transported 70 that peiHt
for the maintenance Of Amarican troops
The material for the warehouses viii be
purchased BIZ the qusrtermasteT's de-
partment Of this city and shipped 70 the
Orient at an early data Advertisement
are now out which include $1,000 feet o.
common lumber. with sash. doors. hard
ware and corrugated iron Bids viii be
opened al Il a m. August ..
The depot duarteruaster s. Captain J.
c. Byron, who assisted Captain ROBIN
sen, Jr.. IN dispatching the first four
Transports from Puget Sound ports .
the PHILIPPINES.
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Ri~ nYnf Esnsfan

Boston, Aug. 2,-The feature a the
Grand Circuit meet at the Readville
track this afternoon was ths big Massa-
ehusetts stake. SO %, the fifth renewal.
Cor 9.17 trotsers, and Thomas ". law
sons Boralna won IN straight heats De
spite the fact that the Ceiling vas no
ticeahiv lame In his of hind Les. he made
s new mark FOR himself. as well as f0r
the event 2.osiS. IN none = the hsatz
did he extend himself 50 that his per-
forrnance IS look-f upon as ore Of the
greatest seats q the year and places tas
son OF Boreal well up AIMING the fastest
trotters or the turf. Bovaluaa was barred
IN the betting.
Joe Watts. another tavo-fte, wen the
s:I7 riot The other two events of TIE
day went 20 outsiders. DE 2,2s pace De-
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in the end Bulgaria Will satisfy the
demands"
GENERAL" is IN CUBA
Prosperity Is Reigning Supreme All
Over Island

Guatanamo, Cuba, Aug. 22.-There IS a
vigorous resumption OF work upon the
part of the agricultural industries in the
province of Santiago de Cuba The Santa
Lucia plantation, at La Neta. has pro-
duced 41,O0O bags Of sugar this season;
United Fruit company. at Banes. is erect
ing a 81. 10000 sugar mill. with capacity
OF 100 bags daily; a large amount OF
English and American capital Is being IN
vested at Baracoa for the expectation OF
cocoanuts to the number OF million and
half monthly; the provincial cities are
becoming self sustaining and the military
government is gradually withdrawing the
municipal and direct financial assistance
from the Islands. Governor General
Wood will reach Santiago tomorrow.
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SHE WEATHE =.

Wichita, Kan, Aug. ., 1900.
During the past a hours, ending at Z
q m, the highest temperature has been
81, the lowest Il, range of 20 degrees,
and the mean has been 81, which is Z
degrees warmer than the normal tenn
perature for the day as deduced from the
observations at this station for the past
eleven years. with 10 inch Of rain before
noon. followed in the afternoon by clear
ing weather. gentle northwest wind.
Since the first OF the month the aver
age temperature has been 50. which IS
s degrees daily warmer than normal, and
the total rainfall Is inche, which Is Az
inches less than the normal
Since the first of the year the rainfall
has been 1S.05 inches, which is $40
inches less than the normal. For the
same time last year the rainfall was
- 20 inches.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
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ADVANCE N WHEAT
Poor Harvesting Weather Had
Effect Upon 1t.
CORN AND OATS FALL OFF
Pork Easy While Lard and
Ribs Were Steady.

Chicag go, Aug. 2-Wheat advanced to-
harvesting weather and foreign buying,
September closing &c higher. Corn and
oats closed each &c lower. Provisions
closed with but little change. Trade IN
though there were periods of considera-
bic activity, especially near the end.
Liverpool showed only a slight advance
compared with the bulge here and the
market opened rather easy in conse-
quence, September nc lower at 729as a Csc.
An early advance to 73Ac was followed
by a reaction to 7ZB Q73c. Up to the
last hour fluctuations were narrow, with
the undertone, however, firm. South
western receipts showed decrease,
rains in the northwest were reported as
interfering with harvesting, and cash
bids were fully as good as yesterdays.
Foreigners were still buying and local
bulls lent some support. Near the end
tax OF big cash sales caused a sharp
rally and September, which had been
towering between 727s and 73c, shot up
to 73Hc, and closed strong at that fig
ure, q to &c over yesterday. The mar
hCI TIC liIldl IdI4y LlcNI SUI c
thing of the appearance Of having been
over-sold, as shorts found it difficult to
cover. New York reported forty loads
taken for export. Seaboard clearances
in wheat and -four were equal to $4,000
bushels. Primary receipts aggregated l.
1888 900 bushels, compared with 505,C0)
bushels last year. Minneapolis and Du-
luth reported 252 cars against 213 last
week and IT'S year ago. Local receipts
were 402 cars, 10 of contract grade.
Corn started higher, but broke at once
on the rains in the west, which had TIE
effect of increasing country offerings.
Shorts bought at the opening while ele-
vator people led in the selling. Trade
was quiet and the range narrow. Cash
bids were good and the business done
during the day was 100000 bushels. Re-
ceipts were 157 cars. September sold be-
tween 39sl and 3S1zc, closing 5c lower, at
39skc.
Oats were active and lower, the mar
ket breaking on liquidation induced by
favorable harvesting reports. Many
wheat people were in the oats corner OF
the floor. Later the market recovered
on covering by shorts. September sold
between 221s and 217sc, closing &c lower,
at 217sc. Receipts were 14S cars.
There was narrow range in prov's
Ions. Pork was easy on local selling,
but lard and ribs were steady, sustain
ed by a good cash demand. Foreigners
bought lard. Trade was quiet all the
session and near the end the pit was
nearly deserted. September pork sold be-
tween 5000 and 1880. and closed 21kD
&c lower. at sl0.9 90; September lard be-
tween s6.721a and $50, closing a shade
over, at 800 and September ribs b.
tween $500 and $685., with the close sc
higher. at 500.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat,
rs cars; corn, $50; oats, 295; hogs, q, e10
head.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
CHICAGO
Chicago. Aug 22.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
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PRICES WERE LEVEL
Little Fiuctuation in the Stock
Market Yesterday.
BUSINESS WAS SLUGGISH
Bond Market Was Irregular
on Moderate Dealings.
BUSINESS WAS SLUGGISH

New York, Aug. 22.-The level Of
prices was not materially changed asa
result of today's trading In stocks. In
fact, the fluctuations in the most promi-
nent railroads did not exceed Il per cent
and in only a few specialties was the
range point. Conditions underlying the
general situation are the main topic Of
discussion in the Street, and it apparent
~ requires unusual developments to ex-
tricate the market from the rut into
which it has fallen With operations
pretty generally limited to the trading
element who close their contracts from
day TO day, not much Importance can
be attached to current market move
ments. Some effort was made at the
opening 10 continue yesterdays reaction.
but supporting orders appeared in
Brooklyn Transit and Peoples Gas
which strengthened the entire list. Con-
solidated Gas was in demands and rose
almost points on buying inspired by rs
early restoration TO an per cent annual
dividend basis. A subsequent attack was
made on Peoples Gas, the price going
down rs and remaining under last night
until the final dealings. No definite
news has been developed to account for
the recent pronounced pressure against
this stock.
Statements that no agreement was
reached in the conference between vari-
Gus steel companies and labor organiZa-
tons was without any effect on the
steel properties. which were largely neg
lected. Business was at standstill dur
ing the greater part OF the afternoon,
but toward the close there was slight
squirt and prices rose to the best figures
of the day on covering of shorts. Con-
spicuous strength was displayed by st.
Louis Southwestern preferred and North
west, which advanced a point, the lat
ter ignoring falling of in it's gross
earnings for July of s110,711 General
Electric declined 2 points on sales in
iuenced by the lack of confederation Of
recent favorable rumors. Canadian Pa
cific yielded point on apprehension OF
labor difficulties and Western Union al
most as much on unusually heavy trans
actions London traded on both sides OF
the account, but the aggregate OF trans
actions was small. The sub-treasury
statement shows that its loss TO the
banks at the close OF business yesterday
was almot S5,000,0OO.
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GOVERNMENT GELS STEAMERS
Three OF Them Chartered to Take
Supplies to Orient.

Seattle, WASH. Aug THE govern
ment has chartered from the ez-B-1tisa
American steamship tine Tor use a. trans
ports between the Pacific east and TIE
Philippines the large steamers Carlisle
CITY. Ping Suey and fyernes& Tns for
ner f. a tuTret steamer % z.sl3 tons. duo
% arrive here Septenhsr I The Carlisle
CITY Is ss,o tons. due here September =.
aud The Ping sgay = z.SQ tons. due here
IN November. They VII - 1sea for car
ming forage and other army supplies
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Races tat NeyTporf.

Newport. r. l.. Aug. 22-Although start
ing first and finishing first in today's
race of the 70-footers, the Yankee ad-
mirably handled by Herman Duryea,
was not the winner. Cornelius Wander
bits crack Rainbow won again. this
time by l minucs a seconds. with the
Yankee second and the Virginia third.
the latter being beaten l minute, . sec
onds by the Yankee. and minutes 6 sec
onds By the Rainbow. The points for the
S1.ooo CUP now stand: Yankee. 10; Mineola
and Rainbow, S; Virginia, l.
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LIvESTOCA Markets.
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. 22-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1900; market steady, 10 to 15c
lower; native steers, A15Q5. 60; Texas
steers, g. sNQl4. IS; Texas COWS, 81. C0G3 90;
native cows and heifers, s.. OO95. 60;
stockers and feeders. sS.4O14.65; bulls,
81. 65q3. %; calves, receipts $50; market
steady to lower, s3.5O95 20.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market steady to
a shade lower; bulk OF sales, $. 1595. 20;
heavy. s5.1Gd5. %; packers, $5.l71AG5. %;
mixed, $ .1e95.2o; light, s4.175G5. 27114 !;
workers, S.. 25Q5. 271s: pigs, "a. 2595. %.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market lower;
lambs, $4.O0Q5.5O; muttons, s3.OOG4.25.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Aug 22.-Cattle-Receipts, A.
zoo; market steady; native steers, $3.50
$40; stockers and feeders, 81 2504.60;
cows and heifers, g. 0C94.75; Texas and
Indian steers, So. 15Q4. So; cows and heif-
ers, $2.35Q3.75.
Hogs-Receipts, 4,5C0; market steady;
pigs and lights, $5S0d5. 40; packers, 5. 20
Q5.95; butchers, S5.35d5. 40.
Sheep-Receipts, $500; market steady
to a shade lower; native muttons, 1850
400; lambs, Sl.OOQ5.00.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Aug. 22.-Cattle-Receipts, 25,-
900, including 1000 westerns and 900 Tex
ans; market generally 10 to Is cents low
er; Texans about steady; natives today,
Is car loads at 500; good to prime steers
s.. 40G6 co; poor to medium, 81 60d5. 90; Sc
lected feeders steady, s4.o0d4. 10: Gamers.
2.00d2. 50; mixed stockers, S. 25d3 80; COWS
s.. S504.2 %; heifers, So. OOd4.9o; bulls, g. so
"A. 20; calves, S4.5Gd6. 50; Texans, best on
sale today. 8 cars at 1876: Texas-fed
steers, 81. 1916. 90; Texas grass steers,
SS.1564.o0; Texas bulls, $2.50Q3.25.
Hcgs-Receipts. today, 5000; tomorrow.
q 900 estimated; left over, 5000; light and
butchers, strong; heavy steady to slow;
top, S5.57k; mixed and butchers, s5.o06
5.J0la; good to choice heavy. s5.00d5.40;
rough heavy, A.40G5.o0; light heavy,
s.. 15d5. sly: bulk of sales, s.. 1906 So
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; sheep and lambs
about steady for choice; others 10 to Sc
lower; good to choice wethers, s. 65d4. co;
fair to choice mixed, So. 35dI3. 80; western
sheep, SS.3OG3.75; Texas sheep. s2.5o92 so:
native lambs, A.15G5.25; western lambs,
81 T5G5 I5
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Washington. Avg. Z2-Accorttng 20
statement made today By the division %
customs and insular affairs % the war
Department. the total eTportstlca from
the island Of Cuba through tbs port OF
Havana for tie sevea Eiootns ending
July 3. 20. vas SIEsss IS. as against
SIS - 81 for the same period last Tss.s.
a decrease q IS 81 The tctzi exports
from Havana FOR the month % July
alone we're s@zs7 - TIE exports Tor
this month by countries shows: To TIE
United States. s7s-zz7 France. 1878:
Germany, tssl.s77 England. s2ss.ssl; Spain
y =
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CRISIS III BULGARIA


L.o-saoz. Auz. 2 -SEz-sr0Es sispaicees
appear IN re morning pagers regarding
The Bulgzro- Roz-sz-1zl5 Eirusts5a. ErD~-
ing out ~ ths sezs2ad % Rournarss for
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nary = - latest Sewesopnssnts co-n@s
sraz -as gs@az.s co-rsspg-ssszt % ne
Standard. xh0 says.
Tae cs1v1cssoa prevails tsat TIE ran-
nset between R5sEzzzsa ard Bulgaria has
ncw soss z1ca O. - acz.szsss az. tAas
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Beers MAKING STAND
Arc Waiting for the Esxfish az
Waehadorp.

Twyfeissr. Monday. Aug z.--Tbrough
secret Intelligence agents tAs Hunsb
Authorities iea=n thst Gsnsfai I>ouis
Botha the 7mmsn6er-in-eha e to
Boer forces. General Lge8a Meyer. rs
commander q re oranxs Pre- siafs
forces AID Generai sclsalksn5rirErr. vice
president = ire TraaEFssi rapsb5ie. wita
900 BceTa have assembled ~ Aachsfpgp.
generally uuaersto0I - 70 fAs bssf-
quarters % Prsri6gat Kruger. O. - Pre-
frsria- DE- ga Pay railroad. ssth the
whole Beer artillery. isss8sinE - heavy
p.eess formerly a. PresoslA
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Kew York Honey Harke-

New York. Aug. 22.-afoney or cell
nominauy at Ia to IL per cent Prime
mercantile paper. 4 TO per cent. Ster-
ling exchange steady. with actual bust
ness in bankers bills al ii.s7Iklb4. 81 for
demand and at Ss.sp4d4 sliS for sixty
days Posted rates. 1854 s55z 70 AS:
commercial bills. s. sa5za4.A Silver GER
tificates. 61140sZiz Bar silver, slz: Mex
lean dollars, 81 Government bonds
strong; Mexican dollars, 4sls Govern
ment bonds steady.
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HOG MARKET LOVER
Receipts Beginning to Pick Up
Very NoticabIy.
TOP PRICE WAS S495
Good Feeling for Future
Manifested at Yards.

The hog market yesterday was from
slow at the opening to 5 cents lower
The receipts were fair and the demand
good. The quality was about the aver
age The best Of feeling prevailed ana
It is the opinion of everybody that re-
ceipts will so increase from now on
that within a few weeks the local oe-
uand can be supplied
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Bic ~trike g Ordered.

Chicago. AUG. "A strike O az the
wooSworkers IN the city VII b called
September I. unless the us.lI oEnsrs con-
sent % syn the agreement granting The
esEht-hea- Gay. TBS Eas 6e111sd upon
~ q meeting q the w1odwo-ke@s co1ncf
tonight The strike VIII fEvosye 40
raen-
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dornen. sight: Nay q. LamunAno. Pa
nag. Co L. Eighfeeuth Infantry. George
/. Borden. wounded IN abdouer- sesteus.
Edward J. Stewart. wounded Ia this5.
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market cloSed as Iolto"S- ....
Butter-Market firm; creamery, lSg29la;
dairy, 14QlSc.
Esgs-Firn; fresh, l2l2c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No, Aug. 22.-Wheat-
(Closel: September. eSi4c; December,
6sa.e; cash. No hard. 6S19d6il2e; No. ;,
s2a6Stsc: No. red, 6sc; No. 8, 659SSc-
n-September, 55isG551.c; December,
$3.50; cash, no. mixed, $40 $3.50; No.
. white. sc; No. 5, S512c-
Oats-No. white, 22i2c.
RyeZNo. ?. 46c.
Hay-Chsice timothy. sscoG9.25; choice
prairie. $50.
Butter-Creamery 15a1sc; dairy, fancy.
l5c.
Eggs-Fresh, lie.
ST. LOUIS
St. Louis, No. Aug. 23-Wheat-(Clos-
ing: Higher; No. red cash. elevator,
sg;sc: track. 7saT1c: August. sSisc; s p
TENDER. es2sc; December, 725sc; No.
hard. esGs5lac.
Corn-Higher; No. cash. 80; track
100000; August. Sc; September, > &C;
December, 5SsSc-
Ozts-Higher; No > cash. Tic: track.
rs dEc: August. 21Ssc: September. Zs4c;
December. IKE: No. white, sc.
Rye-Dun and easy. +Sc-
Flax seed-Higher; KS.
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COTTON.
Cuban Exports and Imports.

Liverpool. Aug Z.-SDot cotton IN bet
ter demand; prices higher American
niddlng. 5 Ii-Is3.
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The bond market was irregular today
on moderate dealings. Total sales. par
value, s735. o1o. United States refundlng
Is, when issued advanced 4 IN the BID
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Rlcrcle Races az sar ngfela.

Springfield, Mass, Aug. Fiddle Nc
DufTi-e re-entered the bicycle racing
world tonight By riding fifteen miles.
motor paced. against Howard Freeman
OF Portland. Ore. and was defeated By
almost half a mile. Freeman made HIS
thirteenth mile in IS 1-5 and his time
for the afteen miles was 26d5 3-5.
In the nile amateur handicap. final
heat, Frank J. aCldwell OF Hartford.
made sensational finish. winning in
e.o1 4-5. which IS within Is seconds %
the worlds amatelr handicap record and
establishes q worlds record for & SIX lap
track
DeRossisr and Ru5en % Fan River.
established a mile motorcycle track rec
ord OF 1.5l %