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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-24
SElPPEG;s AND NOTES.

J. W. Haskell of Riverdale was on
tha market yesterday with a load of 30
pound hogs, which brought the top price
OF the day. He is q frequent shipper to
THIS market
J. NJ. Lemon of Pond Greek, one of the
new shippers to the Wichita market,
had il q load of 2l5-pound hogs yester-
Gay, which sold Tor one of the high
pres OF the day.
Knott < Wheeler, the reliable shippers
Rnd feeders Of Belle PLANE, had in a
toppy bunch of medium weight packers,
which readily brought the high price
VIM. Astle & Son Of Haven We're rep
resented on the market yesterday by a
load of medium weight swine, which
Sold well Mr.. Astle has been dealing
in wichita for years.
L. NJ. McCrockIn Of Derby, a heavy
shipper. Obtained the bulk price for a car
of light hogs he had on the market yes
terday.
Jackson & Merrill Of Furley were one
Of the late arrivals on the market yes
terday. They deal exclusively in this
city.
/. 3. staley, the prosperous young
shipper Of Rose Hin, arrived late last
evening with a good car of swine, which
were yarded over until today.
J. II. Thomas was up from Ponca
City with a car cf light weight pack rs
yesterday. which he disposed of Tor the
ruling bulk price
L. Y. Griffith came in from Belle
Plane with a car OF 214-p3und hogs
which were sold for a satisfactory sum-
lie deals here exclusively.
House * WouIfe, the well-known ship
pers Of Newton, who have been selling
gs in Wichita for years. yesterday OBJ
tanned The ulI sum for a load Of mix
ed packers they had in.
Joe Porter was over from Towanda
with a car of hogs yesterday They
weighed 81 pounds, and sold for the
bulk price
JEFF Houston, the reliable shipper of
Ponca City. was repres5 nted on the mar
ket by 4 load of medium weight hogs
(which sold well.
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RATES
So AND So PER DAY
B. L. EATON. Proprietor

Creseeus won IN straight hsa-s Time.
2.05 II. 2-96 90 Crarfan Boy. second /.
John Nolan t7ird. Tommy Britton. King
mond and Charley Herr alao started.
ZIG claI trotunR. Purse 400. hires In
hve-CcrneiIe BEL won second. fhird and
fifth heats. Time. zIz. ga "a. rs -
Senator X. won fo8rh heat IN ga "a
and Vas second. Chain Shot Won frEt
heat IN I'll IL and Wa- third Arch IS.
Alan and BESSIE X also ran.
z.i5 ciass pacing. purse t!sn. two IN
thres-Bopnie Direct won IA strslgbs
heats. Tine 20 Il, 2u. The Private
was second. Star PuFh. thifI Charlie
Eoyt. Gr1ce y ans Iraden a-ao nlarLsl
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Sundays Baseball Games.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
indianapolis, 5; Kansas City, 2.
Chicago, 8; Cleveland, o.
Detroit, 6; Minneapolis, 4
Buffalo. 7; Milwaukee, s.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
st. Joseph, 2; Sioux City, L
Omaha, g; Pueblo, 2.
Denver, 8; Des Molnes, 6.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. July .-Coffee-Futures
opened Is to % points lower; closed firm,
Q 10 15 points higher. Total sales, 2 500
bags, including: July, S.10c; August,
S.01c; September, S.05Q5. 10c; October,
8.10dS. 25c; November, S.25c; December,
S.35GS. 45c; January, S.45c; May, S.55QS 60c.
Sugar-Raw, steady; fair refining. 4Ac;
centrifugal, So test, 47sc; molasses sugar,
41sc; refined, sugar, firm.
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COTTON.

New York. July 3S.-Today's cotton
market opened higher in response to
early cables from Liverpool Soon after
the opening perfect crop accounts from
tae south made their presence felt. Tne
close was quiet, with prices net 101z 70
&c lower.
New York. July Gs-Cotton closed quiet:
nliddling uplands. 10c; middliEg ku,f.
1Oi4c: sales, 1000 bales. Futures closed
quiet: July. S9.el: August. So; Septsn-
Der. 81 -: October, SIS: November. s. .: :
December. SS.1s: January. SIS. February
sS.2i: March, $S.A; April. SIS; Nay.
SS.cS
Liverpool. July 23.-Spot cotton in In
tied demand; prices 1iEher; American
IaiddHng, 97-S2d.
New Orleans. July 2:-Cotton sr,u: mid
ding. 10 Size
Galveston. July 8.-Cotton quiet: sue.
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DIRK GOODS MARKERS

New York, July Z3.-The chief feature
of the market has been the revision of
prices in bleached cottons, leading lines
being reduced u to &c per yard. In
brown goods the market continues dull
and unchanged. Cottons no Special fea-
lures. Prints slow. Print cloths qui t,
but firm. American Wooden company
will open all its lines on Monday next.
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EEAL EsrArErEA~srEn,

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LIVESTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO

Chicago, July 3.-Cattle-Receipts, 3
400, including 400 Texans and l,400 west
ems. Market active and 10 to zoe higher;
butcher stock strong and active; natives
best on sale today, eleven car loads,
1915; good to prime steers, S5.15d5. 50;
poor to medium, 81. 65d5. 10; selected feed
ers steady, s4.40q4.75; mixed stockers.
$3.25G3.S5; cows, $3.00d4.50; heifers, 50 90
Q5.l5; Gamers, &. 00q2.S5; bulls, 5000
40; calves, s4.50Q6.25. Texans, receipts
40J; best on sale today, car loads at
s4.75; Texas-fed steers, 1Oc higher. 1850
90; Texas grass steers, active 10 to
15c higher, $S.40Q4.S0; Texas bulls strong,
So. 5003.75
Hog=Receipts, 22,OO0; tomorrow, 1909
estimated: left over, 1900. Mostly l0c
higher. closing weak; top, S5.45; mixed
and butchers, $5.15Q5. As; good to choice
heavy, S5.20q5. 45; rough heavy, $5.o0Q
BIS; light, s.. 15q5. 4212; bulk Of sales,
s.. 50Q5.40.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900: market 10 to 15c
higher for sheep; lambs steady; good to
choice wethers, $4.1064.40 fair to choice
mixed, S.e14.00; western sheep, $3.10Q
40; Texas sheep, S. 00d4 90; native lambs
4.0Oq5. 70; eastern lambs, S5.00Q6.OO
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, July 23.-Cattle-Receipts
5000; market strong TO Ice higher: ma
tive steers, $i.25Q5.50 Texas steers. $500
d5.5o; Texas COWS. s2.65dS.55; native
cows and heifers, s.. 75d4. rs; stockers and
feeders, S2.o0d4.60; bulls, $3.00d4. 60.
Hogs-Reoeipts, 5000; market 5 TO 10y
higher; active; bulk OF sales. S5.1Od5. q;
heavy, SS.1545.3$; packers. s5.IJa5.25;
mixed, S.Q5a5.22l.; Hight, S5.05a5. 20: york
ers, s5.1oQ5.2); pigs. &.S5a5. Is.
Sheep-Rscaipts, eco; market strong;
lambs, S4.25g6.25; muttons, $3.00Q4.5o.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, July 3.-Cattle-Receipts. .
zoo, Including 1900 Texans: natives high
er; beef steers. s.. - as. 90: stockers and
feeders, IS .00d4.75; cows and heifers. 81 y
G4.75; Texans strong: steers, =. 4544. 80:
COWS and heifers, s. 25d3.T5
Hogs-Eeceipts, $500; market 10 Ioc
higher; pigs and lights. $3.50. 50: pack
ers. S5.2G5.S5; butchers, 5.So4d5. 10
Sheep-Receipts, 500: market steady.
muttons, SS.75d4.95; lambs, 81. 5oa5. *
stockers, s. 5eGl3.T5.
A bald head or an untidy condition OF
the hair causes more unhappy hours
than any other condition Of life. Avoid
these by using Beggs' Hair Remover. It
cures all scalp diseases. stops hair fall
ing out and grows hair on bald heads.
Guaranteed to give satisfaction. J. p.
Allen, Dockum & Higsinson. Geo. Van
Wer5en
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Western E1enpue.

Sioux City at ST. Joseph RH.E.
ST. Joseph ........0 0 90 II y l
Sioux City ....O3 O1OO02O o. 10 2
OmahaPueblo game postponed; rain.
Des Moines-Denver; no game; rain.
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Treasury ststemept

WzshsnStcr. Juiy ---Tcdsy-s STATE
us1t q t5s trszsuyr bai2-ce. IN re
general fuas. sxczazfve o. tie So 80 90
god reserve n tae division O, ressup-
;4on. saows. Available casa bs.azce
gls-.s So: gold, 37s-sls2
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CASH QUOTATIONS-

Flour-EaSy.
wheat-No. 3 spring. 72c: No. : red.
7St17S1zc.
Corn-No 2, S95sc; No. yellow, S9s4 q
40c
Oats-No. white. 2414a2l5c; No. 2
white. 26d2714c; No. 3 white, 25l4QZT4c.
Rye-No. p 54d54l1c.
Barley-Fair to choice mailing, I67+sc.
Flax seed-No. l, $40; Northwestern,
s1.74a1.75.
Mess pork-Per Dbl, ST. 40d11.S5.
Lard-Per 100 lbs, s.. 70ds. S2l5.
Short rib sides Ooose), s.. o0G7. %; dry
sailed shoulders tboxed). 6a4G7; short
clear sides (boxed), 1851 80.
Whisky-Basis Of high wines 8 23l5.
Clover-Contract grads
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Tae bond market continued duu an
prizes moved ir-eZulzrly- Total sac.
par value, r-SE.91a United STATE. ela
- coupon and rew fs advs-ceS Z "a
IRE I'd ,-sce.
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METAL MARKET.

firm; western. at mark. 11G1315c for av-
erage lots; western, loss of, 151:c.
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WOOL liAIsNEr.

ST Louis. July @5.-Wool-Ts-rltory ana
western medium, 16GlSc. fne, Is5Isl.c;
coarse, lSGlsl.G
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American League.

Cleveland at Chicago R.H.E.
Chicago .....O 0S02"-5 l
Cleveland ......000 100000 2
Buffalo at Milwaukee RH.E.
Milwaukee ........0 00O2o PA 10 0
Buffalo ..............0 04O0-5 L
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
PROVISIONS MARKET.

Provisions were weak yesterday and
sold off from 21a to 20 cents. RIBS were
nominally steady, but September futures
declined cents. Lard lost a nickel
while pork was quoted 20 to 271z cents
DOVER
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FISH AND CAME
WICHITA GRAIN MARKET.
HIDES AND WOOL

HIDES AND WUOL.
Green sailed cured hides. .e615
Green sailed cured side brands. .05&
Green sailed cured bulls. .............. .04%4
Green sailed cured branded bulls. .04
P neat I;o SKINS unGer lbs. 40
No. 1 horse hides. 250
No. medium horse hides............2.00
kuI Wooded butcher pelts, so to-. 80
Dry flint pelts, per lb, to........... 10
No. ] tallow, in oil bbls................ .03h
No. talow, in oil bbls............... .03
Dry mint fallen hides. .13
Dry flint butcher hides............. IA
Dry salt hides. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL
Gulls .:......................... OF
Kan. and Ind. Ter. medium, 1919 to .162
Kan. and Ind. Ter. fine, 10 to-. IL
Coarse or Garnet. L tO.... Is
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~ 80 49, Hefk 80 ~ zzzslsy 80
Sc = a,zs.A-4s1a-s G.Ess.
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FLOUR AND CHOP sTrJFFs
WICHITA POULTRY MARKET.
:. O. & cars Winhifa-
PRODUCE.

Lemons. fancy, 3O0 $50 ana 42O
sizes. per ox.................. $50
Oranges, per box. Med. sweets..4. 400
Cabbage, fancy home, per ID, to-. .O21a
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rur, Your LIVER while You sIeep.

Turn Your Liver HNiIo 4ou SIe6ps
The famous remedy for all stomach, liver and
constipation ills is PR S0-TABLOES. They
actually stir up and turn over the liver while
you sleep, and you awake looking and feeling
ten years younger. They are Dever-failsnx
cure for sick headache. st all druggist.
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! market closed as follows:
! Butter-Market firm; creamery, Ld19iz :
dairy. 14G17c.
( Cheese-Firm; 9izd1o;4c
! Eggs-FirIn; fresh, 1li.c
| Dressed poultry-Steady; turkeys. sG7c;
/ chickens, Slzdsc TO udI4c.
! KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, July -Wheat-Septen-
Der, s77sG7Sc; cash, No. ?, hard, 6siz7
el7c; No. 3 65l4gs13zc; No. red, 7297Sc;
No. 5. 7od72c.
Corn-september, 25s.G76=sc: cash. No.
/? mixed, S5g56l4c; No white, sc; No.
s. ssh u3S1ec.
oats-No white, 25is Csc
Ry@No. ,, sic.
Hay-ChOioe timothy s1aoo; choice prai-
re, $50.
Butter-creamery. l5G1sc; dairy. fancy,
1ic.
Eggs-Fresh, s5.c-
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis. July 5.-Receiqts-FTou- l.
GO: wheat, 257.eoo; corn. 65.apo. oats, 800.
SA.pments-Flour. 500; wheat. X 90;
corn. cs,ooo; oats, 5,6Q.
WheaC-Lower; No. : I'd cash elevator.
f4c; track. 7sas 6'5c; July, &c. September.
7+SC+sc; December. ;ec; No. . Aa-s. II
az
Cora-Lover: No. : cash. sc: traaz
aaalsc: July, sc; September. &c: var.
sn.c.
Oats-Lower; No. : cash. &c: track.
esI.c: July. &7igc; September, 2zEsc: No
white. ~ csc.
Rye-FSrTzer; S4e5fI-c
NEW YORK
New York, July -3.-BE:ter-Reeefpts
l2s{2 packages; steady; creamery. Ia =
current packed factory, I4GISr
Ches se-Recesps., las packages: mar
kst steady. izrge white. Sac: large l.
ore5. si.cs small white. $3.50: suzl
colo-e5, IS. Gs7sc-
Esgs-Rsc<pts. Lisa packages. nazks,
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BASEBALL
National League.
Cincinnati at PHILADELPHIA

Cincinnati at PhiIadeIphfa- R.H. Z.
Cincinnati ....2 0 020o-4 8 5
Philadelphia 30 90 0220O0-4 Z 6
Chicago at Brooklyn
Chicago ...........1 2000 o. 10 4
Brooklyn ....0 0 20005 % u 3
St. Louis at Boston
Boston ............O1002001 1-513 5
st. Louis ..........O 10 000000-4 3
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HORSES AND MILES

Drafts. good .......................seo d125
DDratts, 1,ooo to LOO lhs............. E5d165
SHunKs' gooo 10 choice. ........... SOILS
ShChks' common 10 fair............ 701 S5
Dr!vers' medium :.................... E5G IS
DI!V6rs, sood TO fancy..".......... 75Q up
SILlau cavalry horses .............. 25G Is
rugs .-.....-...........:..... so 10
FTices ranged as follows for sound,
seTvIceanIe mules, TO years old, in
good hair and flesh and well broken:
1312Q14 hands, fat and broken. S 350 so
II Q1412 hands, tat and good hair. 40 So
!!472g!5 hands, fat ................. 500 70
y Q1o12 hands, fat ................. esq 90
W ar mules ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4OQ 80
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHICAGO
Chicago, July 23.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
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DAY ESs.s essvssse : ssass Der vssh-
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27
I lI rxARHs COUNTY, !, orRL II rRoUBLs
sQsrtis Csncs, ~ New 1luaicA Asks th ~
Authcsities 81 Iris CITY "a care s5
rs SSS ss Tor Her. v" n

FAY girl giving her name 40 Gertie
Cence came to this city from Melrose
Tuesda AZ The girl is ID q delicate
condition and asked to be admitted
Into st. Gabriels hospital to be cared
4 for, but as she was without funds
and the city authorities here had 10
authority To- care for her, she being
from Stearns connty. the Sisters
could not admit her into the hospi-
tai. The girl IL about ,18 years q
age, and says her home is in New
Munich, Stearns county, where her
father, mother and brother live. She
says that the priest at Melrose told
ner to come here to the hospital.
She was found wandering around
the southern part Of the city by Mrs,
CHAMPION, who took her home; and
cared for her until Saturday, Mrs.
Champion consulted the city author
ities az to what could be done 3with
her.apd they decided to give her
transportation and send her home.
The girl left Saturday for her home
at New Munich - 1s-1 g."
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27

DR.. sen. Founiei o''no Southern Medical and
Surgical Institute, LouI.yills. KY. with estab
lished Offices in tie principal cities OF the United
States. >ath' ~ popular Medical Works,
Guide HEALTH. Health Journal" Nervous
Debility. its Causs and Cure" Originator "Elec-
tro- Medical" Treatment:
AUTHORIZED BY TIE state.
Treats All durable metlica, and surgical dis
eases, acute aid chr aG c'ltnrrh diseases of the
eye, ear, nose throat. lungs. liver, stomach and
bowels Dyspepsia cOns.itn,i ,nal cataFrh sick
headache. rheumatism. chronic female diseases,
neuralgia, sci atica. dizziness, nervousness, slow
growth In children aud Ill wasting diseases In
adults. Determines club f'et. curvature Of the
spine diseases Of the brain. diabetes. paralysis.
BrlRhta disease. henri disease, appendicitis,
eczema, vRricNcle AMI hydyoceie properly
treated DR.. Rrn's svseD OF curing cancers,
tn mors. gotter. wens fstuls and piles with the
sub-cutaneou, method without pain aud with
ont the loss ota drop OF blood. Is one OF his own
discoveries and is really one Of The most tcien-
iHc sure cures OF the 10th century. Young,
m1ddleaged and oil, single or married 'meE and
all who suffer from lost manhood. nervous g.
billy, spermatOrrhBa, seminal losses, sexual de-
Guy. failing memory, stuoted Development, lack
Of energy. Impoverished blood, pimples. facial
tmuediments to MARRIAGE also blood
and skin diseases syphilis, eruptions. hair fall
ing, bone pains swelling = ire throat. ulcers, e.
feels Of mercury. kidney md bladder trUubles.
weak back. burning urino, passing urine to Of
ten. yonorrhOea, slset and structure receive
treatment, prompt relief and cure
for life. Thsre are M experiments In DR.. Eeas
pr actice. Able as he is to tell anyone their dk
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27
BOuauHtS for PhYle.

Willmar Argus: VIM. Phyl9 the
wellknown baseball pitcher, is d ow in
the saloon business at Chicago and
has given it out that he will not
play professional baseball any more.
Phyle was with the st. Paul team
two years agO,and was oae, Of the
best twirlers on Manager ComisRSey's
staff. His home il at MeN0se and
he IL quite wellIknown to local fans.
He had a bright future as q profess
sional baseball exponent and his
many friends in this section OF the
state will learn with regret that he
intends to go out OF the business.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27
- he e 49,
Motley Items.

& - T., ~. t4Ts )
G.. W. Mosher had IA head ofsheep
killed at the east end Of the cattle
guard last Saturday. by the after
noon passenger. 1t is quite a severe
loss to him. vi @'' 2 -. - 49, -.
The attendance at the Motley
schools is larger at present than at
any former time in their history. In
the primary and intermediate
rooms their are more scholars than
seats and some Of them occupy
seats while others are at their recitac
tiOns. x z
There is a rumor, in town that
Julius Ickler will build large brick
hotel on the site of the old Motley
house, south OF Ben Gales new brick
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27
Gleason Got Thirty Days .

A man by the name If Gleason,
who has been in this city for the
past month on IL protracted SPREE
got unruly at the LII title Falls House.
Thursday and was put out. After
being put out Of the house Gleason
procured Il board and began to
break windows. Flo was rounded
up by Chief of Police Roy and taken
before Justice Sheldon. Gleason
was without funds and was given
the alternative of thirty days in jail
or, to get out of town. He took the
thirty days and Is now in Jail.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27

i st. Louis Globe Democrat:
Many European potentates have
congratulated President McKin-
ley on his reelection. The
Europeans, however, who feel
particularly pleased over the re-
suit are the poorer classes, who
see in this victory another ind;-
cation Of the sanity ofrepublics.
The recent campaign attracted
far more attention in the Old
! World than. did any PREVIOUS
American canvass, and the re-
suit has naturally advanced
American prestige all over Eu.
rope. It was noticed that on
the day after election American
securities went up in price on all
the foreign speculative ex
changes where they we're dealt
in, and the amount.ot new capital
which will come to this country
IN the next year is likely to
break all recent records. Immi-
grafton has already begun to ex-
pand. The, world has learned
that the United Statesis certain
to have for several years to
come atleast a continuation of
the Repu blican prosperity.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27

Brainerd DispatcA:@ MI \ and Mrs
VIM. Dresskell left this city yesterday
for Lewiston, Idaho, where Mr.:
Dresskelt has a fruit farm. ans where
they expect to reside a portion OF the
ye1r in the misunderstanding the winter.
Mr.. Dresskeli retains: an interest In
his jewelry store. and thinks he will
spend his summers here: Their many
friends sincerely hope that they will
always consider Brainerd'their home,
and regret their departure TIC mpor-
arily. Haley Dresskeh' preceded
them, going on Monday evening.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27

Tho Royalton Banner Dsniss Some 6tatA..
msnts Made II the Anoka Union Re-
garding the Divine Hsaling. n t9

Il We recently published an article
from the Anoka Union concerning the
Inquest held to inquire into the death
of,the J Dung 'rhramer child In ROY
alton. The Koyaltan Banner also
publishes the article, and then makes
the following statement: N I'M
tf "There Is a good deal OF sympathy
felt for. Mrs. Alice; Thranler In Royal
ton. It Is believed that she y ould
not have made tic statements she
did before the coroncr's jury had she
been home in Anoka and free from
certain Influences. Her story to the
Union man would seem to provo that
But that she did declare that her
Views regarding doctors and medt-
cine had changed since coming to
Royalton, and that she would not
now call a'physician because God
says in the Bible that the prayer 81
faith shall heal the sick" ia q matter
of record Sic further emphatlcally
declared ste would NOT have called
a doctor had she y known that the
child was sick with some dangerous
disease; also that God would have
answered Mr. Brannen's prayers
and healed her child had it not been
for her own unrepentant sins; that
the child was taken from her as q
punishment for her sins.
T. "'rhe Union, is mistaken when 1t
says that the "animus OF the case is
Il row between the physicians OF
Royalton. There is no such row.
never has been. Neither Dr. Kinney
nor DR.. .Lonsdale knew anything Of
the. chilo's sickness; knew nothing Of
Brannen's attempted cureby prayer.
Complaint was made to the village
council and a member OF that body.
notified the coroner. DR.. Kenney
knew nothing Of theproposed inquest
and DR.. Lonsdale was out OF town
at the time and did not. know that
an inquest was to he held till told
about it. s-.
1.-THE Union seems to think that
the unfortunate mother was treated
In a very brutal manner by our offic-
9rs. twas dragged into the place
where the inquest was held" This
s as far from the truth as it's other
statements. She and the other
witnesses were notified by Con-
stable Rice to appear at che inquest
md they came willingly and without
orce. "Questioned right and lett by
men," This charge is true. The
coroner and every member OF the jury
9 a man. All the witnesses were
;reated with the greatest cOnsidera-
ion and were allowed UNUSUAL
a@ -. .... E. Il
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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-27
There is not so much talk Of a

"~% There is. not so much talk Of a
contest over the governorship
as there was while Gov. Lind
was absent in Wyoming. The
Democratic Office holders will
gave up their state jobs with re-.
gret, but they will have to give
up just the same. There are no
specific charges Of fraud on The
part Of Republicans, and the
official returns from all counties
show Van SAINTS election by
about 2, 4O0majority. The state
canvasslng board will meet on
Dec. 18, and after that there will
be no further discussion of a
contest. Gov. Van SAINT will
take his office when the legisla.
: ture meets. !.