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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-03
COFFEE ANDsUGAR MARKErs

New York, April 2-Coffee-Spot, Rio
nominal; No. : invoice, 7%c; No. : job
bling. SI.. Mid quiet, Cordova, slzc. The
market for futures opened steady, with
prices unchanged. 10 points lower, and
ruled unsettled during the forenoon IN
der light liquidation Of y in the price Tor
roasted coffee by warning roasters and
anathetic demand for spot article. RAJ
lied in the afternoon on covering and the
lull in liquidation. Speculation as whole
was quite active. The market closed
s+e9dv AZ net unchanged prices TO ;
,oirts higher. Total sales, 4.o00 bags,
ir,iuding: April. 6.4oc; May SEC; June.
q zoe; July. 6.45c; September, 6-5sFs.6 Ole !;
October. {. COS. CSC; November. 6-o5Go- &c;
December. 6.S0c: January. 6.s5c-
Susar-Raw. firm; fair refining lo-l'c;
centrifugal Is test. l5-S9o; molasses su-
car. l5-l6c Refined, irregular.
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sEsPPEks AND NOTES

Frank Means OF Goddard was in yes
terday with a fine load of extreme heavy
hogs. which sold for the top price OF
the day. They were as fine lot as have
been on the market in a long time. Mr..
Means ships and feeds large number OF
hogs and deals exclusively on this mar
ket
squire" Moore. alias Sitting Bull,
went out calling April !, it is reported
ua docs not like 10 talk on the subject.
SEYMOUR Clark, the well known ship
mr. If Benton. was on the market again
1ss+o~d9y and obtained the bulk price
;or a good load of medium weight pack
90 he mad in. Mr.. Clark says that hogs
are getting rather scarce in his neighoor-
hood. -
Henry stejnkirchner was down from
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NOrC0N.

Galveston. April 2-Cotton-Quiet; Csc.
New Orleans. April 2-Cotton-Nomi-
nal; sales, 600 bales; middling. 5-l6c-
Liverpool. April 2.-Spot cotton in mod
crate demand; prices lower; American
middling. 9-S2d
New York. April 2.-Spot cotton closed
o,,iat. 1-l6c lower: midding uplands,
Q 9-lec; middling gulf. 2 l3-l6c; sales, =
% bales. Futures closed steady; April,
Ss.o5: May. Ss.o4; June. SS-9S; July, SIS;
August. S.9I: September, SIS; October,
& 6S. November, SIS; December, $1-S1;
January. S7S.. February, S1.Ss; March,
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REMEMBER THIS
THAT THE

TIE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
operates a strictly Wlcnlta Kansas CRY
sIrapirg car. leaving Wira.'a every night
y, 19.l9 o-cis-k ard arriving az ksuras
CITY a. 5.s A. m. THis car oaa De oeeo-
PIED By wichita people - early a.
O'Clock In the evening. a. the car f. So
f. front - the depot and is open az that
time.
Trss train also has ar elegant free re-
ching caair car Hgh'ei ~ FinsFeh gss.
through % Kansas cry without change
FOR ucKotz ard sleeping car space cali
~ city t.eket ogre rs %arfh &ala street.
wlchifa Kan.
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DRY GOODS MAEAErs

New York. April 2.-The week opens
,,itb the condition OF the market IN
changed in any direction. The demand
has ruled dun for both STAPLES and fancy
Tires OF cotton goods for THIS season
and slow for wooden goods No Haie-iai
change in prices OF brown o'eachea %
s-,-e, ,olored cottons Print cloths i.ls
ga unchanged. Print dull and gin
-bans quiet AZ previous prices Waite
soo6s are scarce IN all descriptions and
arm BUYERS placing orders for the
snring OF 1901 al todays prices.
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EYES
tcouanued .rom FIRST PassJ

and thy decided 70 hide IN TIE space re
had The building 20 wh!cs a tap door
had previously been secretly constructed
a. II mad been announced that the Of
acers would be removed elseshere r. a
few dayz. when Il vas hoped re Two
man would Be able % escape But ne
removal % the prisoners was postponed.
and the tao men. n the damp suo'er-
ranean dwelling began % DESPAIR ard
commenced 6tEEus Il Different o-fe1-
tions In The hope q andlus sultzs,s
ext. TIE work was m5st arduous. 80
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Drunkenness Cured
II is Now Within The Reach of Every
Woman TO Save the Drunkard.
A Trial Package Nailed Free to ALL

a IrIaI PdChdSC I"a'I0U to- 10 ''''
BY a new discovery which can be given
in tea. coffee or food. II does its work
50 silently and surely that WhAe the de-
- Vie sister or daughter looks on,
~ 5r,,nkard is reclaimed even against
his viii and without his knowledge or
c5-eneration. Send your name and ad-
6rass n DIT. J. W. Haines. 1851 Glenn
nd Cincinnati. Ohio, and he Will mail
eDorIob Of the remedy free 10 show how
g i used in tea. coffee OF food. and that
g. Will cure the dreaded habit quietly and
nermaneutly; also full directions how 10
nse II. books and testimonials from hun
dreds who have been cured, and every
thing needed 10 aid you In saving those
near and dear to you from lie OF
,,erradation and ultimate poverty and
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How to Quit Tobacco

new. discovery, odorless and tasteless.
t5af aides can give in coffee or sny
i-inf Of food. quickly curing the patient
vii bout his knowledge. Anyone can have
q frae trial package by addressing rogers
81 4 Chemical Co, 739 Fifth and Race
g. Cincinnati, Ohio, and easily drive
Sani tobacco smoke and dirty sDittoons
from the home
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BAPTIST ANNTyERSARTE
Held al Detroit. Mich. May -
l1o9
For the above occasion the Santa Fe
has made rate OF one fare plus 50 70
Detroit and return. Tickets on sale May
2 and p Final return Hzit May 90 $50
The Santa Fe has two through trans
daily for Chicago. leaving Wichita I9.5
a. m ard $50 ?. M. arriving a. Dearborn
Station. Chicago. in tine % make direct
connection for Detroit trains.
L 2. DELANEY
Phone Ia Passenger Agent
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METAL MARKET.

New York, April 2-The market for
metals was somewhat irregular today.
While copper and spelter ruled shade
higher on The strength in London, tin,
on the other hand, was decidedly lower
At the close the price was SIS nominal,
against $22.5 closing figures of the pre-
vious day Lake copper was irmer,
closing at s17.GO being % points above
Fridays closing prices. Pig iron war
rants continue quiet. Lead ruled un-
changed, closing quiet at s4.671z bid and
s.. 721a asked. Spelter was steadier on
good export demand, closing 2l2 points
higher at S4.5212 bid and S4.6012. The
brokers' price for lead was A.i5, and
for copper $7.25.
Spring house-cleaning in your system
satisfactorily conducted by Beggs' Blood
Purifier, the great Spring tonic and sys-
tenn renovator. 1T gave new life TO me
and I never lose an opportunity OF prais-
ing its merits" says C. E. Wilson, Pine
Bluff, Ark J. P. Allen, Dockum & Hls-
ginson, Geo. Van Werden.
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HOMEsEEKERS' EXCURSIONS
GREAT ROCK ISLAND.

on Feb. 6 and %. March and 20. April
8 and L the Great Rock Island Will sell
Homeseekers' tickets 70 points in Texas.
Louisiana. Arkansas. Arizona and New
Mexico at one fare plus 500. for the
round trip. Tickets limited 20 q days
from date Of sale.
T. DRAKE. d. p. A.
f. w. THOMPSON. - c. p. y.
Topeka, Kansas.
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New Ynrs .aon.rMar.e..

New York. April Money on cal nom
5narlv ner cent. Prime mercantile pa
-e~ 4-E51. Der cent. Sterling exchange
firm. with actual business f. bankers
hills al 81 81. for demand and al f-sZs
for ~ days: posted rates. 3 80 and $50
commercial bills. 3 So 4.s-a.' silver cer-
;idc4tas. co. Gshlis; bar silver, Ssfsc'
Mexican dollars, 477.c- Government
| t.rr-as easier
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Turn Your Liver white You sIeep.

The famous remedy Tor al stomach. liver ard
Constipation as : PiR-So- TABL.BES- They
actaatiy STIR Up and tsrn oEs- The liver whlss
yoG sleep, aud yog awake looking and fe-lln.
Ten years younger. They are never<a14SS
cure .os Sex hs&dache. IL al 5rgsS<-
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TIE BEET ROUTE TO hot sPHIS0a
ARKANSAS.
TIE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY


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PROvISION MARKET.

Prov. sions were strong yesterday. Pork
advanced about % cents. Lard showed
gain of 10 cents, while ribs ranged from
stead to 10 cents higher. The close
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Phone 10
TRANS-MIsSIsSIPPI COMMERCIAL
CONGRESS

IRANS-MA SlSS4EE II N131-a E@&s~A-A-
CONGRESS-
Houston, Texas. April Il 70 p, $50.
For the above occasion the Santa Re
VIII offer 3 rate % one tare plus 3 ta-
the round trip, continuous passage n
either direction. with hnal return limit
twensy-oae days from dale q sale Tl1ese
tickets are on sale April 3 and Il
Through chair car ard Pullman service
On trains 5 and :. leaving Wichita so ?
N and n Fer further Information
address L 2 DELANEY. Agsnt-
Telephone -
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TIE bond market was active today,
Wabash debenture BIS being absorbed on
a large scale Prices generally are high
Ct. Total sales. par value. s. aS"p Ini-
ted States refundiug IS (~hen issuedl
declined 4 and the old IS and Old as :
in the bid price
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LIGHTS. CULLs AND PIG
CATTLE.

The cattle market yesterday was steady.
The receipts We're good and trading was
brisk Prices compared we'll with Sat
,,ra-.- and with other markets
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CLOSING Quotations.

Fiour-Steady.
Wheat-No. spring, 6SG65izc; NO
red. 69d7oc.
Corn-No. ,. SS&a3N7sc
Oats-No. :, 24i4H24s4c; No Whlte'
27-zq2Sc; No white, z1G2'12e.
Rye-No. >, SOC.
Barley-No. > 4oa+2c.
Flax seed-No. /. $l.65.
Timothy seed-Pr-me. S--s7d2f 90
Mess pork-Per bol., Sl2.l23l- -.
Lard-Per 100 lbs. $5.@5qo.7e.
Shor rio sides Goose. So.22'1o-S'; CRY
sa40eo Ni'u-1'e'S t -, : t''-N'
e-T1t SiueS ,II,l1>,y'. z-
" H.sNS '--1siS -'---s-'-N eo0-9'
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FRISCO LINE TO EUREKA sPRINGS
ARKANSAS

r,xru-stou tickets O. sac =; al titnea-
r.. mich needed rest and xpsna isz
s. :. MS noted -esogc sls-S ao- ias
-, trsn. Cod returning atusEy eays
- - - sale RP DUNN.
District Passenger Agent
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
CHICAGO.

Chicago, April 2.-The leading futures
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GOOD TeMplARS.

Providence Lodge No. 8. |. o. G.. T..
met on Monday evening with a large
assemblage OF visitors. talent and mem
bers. It was union meeting or the
past and the present members of Prov
idence Lodge who had been called to-
aeihcr for the purpose OF exchanging
fraternal greetings and meeting to-
gether once more This lodge has had
il6 names on its roll since y was insti-
tuted and IL made a very pleasant ev-
ening to have both past and present to-
gether. A short entertainment was Civ
en- and the rest of the time spent In go
cial intercoursc The program was. y.
G. T. Frank J. Potter. master of cera-
monies: Words Of welcome by Dist, CT.
Arthur r. Warner either solo. u. G. 4.
Mrs. Carrie r.. Whittemore: reading.
Mrs Biger's Muley Cow r. g. r. Mrs.
Ormsbee: graphophone selections. y. &.
r. Carter of Pawturketi reading. Miss
Ida Stone or East Providence: either
solo. T. " r Miss Sadie Garde of
Pawtucket graphorhonc readings and
talks Brother Miner of Manfon: recita
ilon. THE Parsons Tlorsc." Treas E.c.
ormsbe" reading. What Aunt Rachel
gay~." Miss Ida stone: remarks. r. a.
g. T.. Walter ". Frost. editor of the
Jewelers. Weekly and r. 4. =. I. John
l.. HiIon- -,.t..- .- ..
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( SONS or TEMPERANCE.

The last regular meeting OF Excelsior
Division, No. is. was held on Friday
evening with the usual attendance OF
about 40 members and visitors. a num-
ber OF them being grand division Off
GERS of the state. among whom We're g.
w. Patriarch Allan u. Peck, the head
OF this order: O.. w. Assoc ate, Mrs
Jennie McCoul OF Providence; @. w
Conductor Frank J. Potter; q. w. Sem
tnel McCunn: Deputy q. w. i. Will
lis Beatty of pawtucket, and others.
1t being the first might OF the spring
term reports We're read from the re-
cording scribe financial scribe. and
worthy treasurer, and IL was found
there had been a gain in membership
and finances, there being now over SIS
In the treasury and no debt ow-
ing The installation OF officers was
had and resulted thus: w. II. Nal
colin McCunn: w. a.. Edward Sar-
geant: w s. Emma Fellows: 4. n. s..
Ada ~ Marshall: r. :. Jennie McCoul;
Treasurer Minnie Bensley; w. g.. wm
Fellows: A. Con-, Selma Mccormick:
Worthy Chaplain. Frank J. Potter Of
Providence: I. Sen. Robert Watt: q.
Sentinel. Charles smith. Readings
were given by q. w. Patriarch Allan
T.. Peck and w. Chaplain Frank J. Pot
ter: recitation by y. W. +. Samuel
Lowry OF VIM. Penn Division: and re
marks by their esteemed deputy, Will
lis Beatty of Pawtuckct.
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Orders :
; : and Societies

N ~ 80
Damon Lodge will hold a "family"
meeting Tuesday evening! u-r. .a.hl
Perseverance Lodge VIII have q
reunion OF its members on Tuesday,
May l. this being the. date of the 18th
anniversary OF the lodge. The exer-
cises OF the evening VIII consist or ads
dresses by prominent members OF the
order, a musical and literary pro-
gram and a collation.. The affair IL
i'm charge OF Brothers John Kiernan, ID.
Sweet and r.. III. Shaw. NJ. ID,
One application for membership was
received at the meeting of Palestine
Lodge Tuesday evening.
The rank OF esquire was conferred
upon one candidate in st. George
Lodge Wednesday evening.
Herman Lodge entertained a delega-
tion from Palestine Lodge Thursday.
Brothers G.. w. Wall and Clark
Towne of Lowell Lodge. Lowell. Mass,
visited Enterprise Lodge Thursday eve-
ming.
The Joint reunion of st. Elmo and
Red Cross Lodges will be held i'm the
hall OF the first named lodge Wednes-
day evening, April %.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-14
AMERICAN MECHANICS

America Council held short busines.
session in the banquet room previous 10
the gathering in the main lodge room
last Wednesday evening. The fourth of
the series of progressive whist parties
was scheduled for sthat evening and
proved the most enjoyable and CLOSELY
contested OF any yet held. There were
ties by both the gentleman and lady
winners of. second prizes and they had
TO be played ioff later in the evening.
Ex-chancellor A. j. Reach won first
gentlemen's prize. u heavy embossed
silver march box. Mrs. Overbak secur-
ed the first ladies' prize, a handsome
comb ana brush set Mr.. Overbak won
the handsome Dresden china smoking
set. offered az second prize and Mrs.
Manly Fuller. a pearl pen and paper
cutter for second best lady PLAYER. The
delay In the contest was partlv'due 10
tire in restaurant nearly opposite
the hall. and the refreshments found
ready sale at the close. The members of
the council were pleased to welcome ex-
Councillor Reach after long absence
and doubly-pleased TO think ne carried
off first honors.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-14
CITY LOANS.
Treasurer Granger Issues Cir
cuIaI Calling for Bids to
Be Opened April "a.

City Treasurer Granger has issued q
circular calling for sealed proposals for
loans, which will be received at the city
treasurer's office until noon on Tuesday,
April "a, for the whole or any part or
the following lonns To the city of Provi-
dence on the following described bonds:
Water refunding loan. $2,G66Ooo, bearing
interest at the rate of per centnm per
annum; highway loan, 100000, bearing in
terest at the rate OF per centum per
annum, and sewer loan, 100000 bearing
interest at the rate of per centum per
annum.
The bonds TO secure the above loans
will be dated May /. 1900. and become
due May L. 1880. Interest as above set
forth will be paid semi-annualy on the
first days of May and November In each
year. Both principal and interest will
be payable In gold coin of the United
States, equal To present value of fneness
and weight. Either coupon bonds OF
$1,000 each or registered bonds in sums OF
$1,000. 5000, $1,000 or $4,000 each. as de-
sired, will be issued for the whole or
any portion of said loan. and coupon
bonds may at any time thereafter be
converted into registered bonds OF the
above denominations at the option OF the
holder. The principal and interest OF
coupon bonds will be payable at the
treasury In Providence or at the Ma
tional city Bank OF New York. The
city OF Providence now transmits by mail
interest on all registered bonds, IL de-
sired. Registered bonds will be ready for
delivery May /. 1900. Coupon bonds on
or about May TO- 1900 Certificates OF sale
will be given ON day OF sale.
Treasurer Granger calls attention 10 the
fact that the debt of the city of Provi-
dence less the sinking fund and water
debt is 1858 per centum upon the assessed
valuation OF the city. The proceeds OF
the sale OF the water refunding loan will
be sufficient with the accumulated sink
ing fund provided for that purpose. to
paw the A000,O 900 water bonds. bearing Z
and per cent, and due July !. 1900. and
cause n saving TO the city for interest OF
$12SOo0 per annum.
The issue of the proposed highway and
sewer loaus will be used to reduce the
floating debt.
Proposals should state whether bid Is
for the whole or any less portion Of said
loans. or for both. should include ac-
crued interest and should be accompanied
with certified cheque payable 10 the
order of the city treasurer for ! per
cent. of the par value of the bonds bid
for. No bid for less than par can be
accepted. The right is reserved TO reject
any and all bids.
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EMPIRE KNIGHTS OF RELIEF.

. Providence Council No. 1856, Empire
Knights OF Relief. held it's regular
meeting at 27 Westminster street on
"Wednesday evening. Commander George
ID. Liddell welded the gavel. There
was a full attendance two candidates
were duly instructed In the mysteries
of the rituaiistic work and several ap-
plications were acted upon The hall
committee presented its report and II
was decided to secure the hall then oc-
cuped as a permanent home, where all
members OF the order VIII be welcomed
hereafter on the second and fourth
"wednesday evenings OF each month.
and IL IL hoped that the membership
Will appreciate the efforts OF the COM
mittee by their presence in large num-
bers at every meeting. The social feat
ures OF the order are special function
and II WAS voted TO make the first
meeting In May one OF great interest
not only To the nembers. but TO the
friends who they viii invite TO enjoy
the entertainment of the evening.
A social committee consisting OF Ora
tor Irving w. Shaw, Frank W.Spooner
and Past Commander s. w. Thompson
were appointed TO look after that end
OF the order.
The committee on bylaws reported
progress.
The work on the other councils Is
progressing. though materially inter
fered with through the prevalence or
the grip, several OF the new applicants
for membership having been prevented
from undergoing a medical examination
through having delayed to attend 10
that matter as promptly as they should
have done.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-14
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

At the meeting of Elmwood Lodge,
Wednesday evening, Brothers A w.
Barrus, Robert j.. Johnson, James II.
Taylor, Charles ~. Cady and T. Henry
Bowen. were madeNa committee TO ar
range for the 18th anniversary off the
lodge which will be observed the latter
part of this month. The officers of the
Grand Lodge will visit this lodge on
Wednesday evening, and Brother O. T..
Spencer was appointed committee to
prepare Il spread.
Past Chancellor j. G. Brlstow OF ST.
Johns Lodge, received the sum of $500
from a friend in Canada the past week
The officers of the Grand Lodge visit
ed Garfield Lodge Tuesday evening
The attendance was very large and a
very pleasant evening was spent.
The lady friends II Smithonlan Lodge
will be entertained Monday evening,
Past Grand Chancellor White OF
Massachusetts VIII be the principal
speaker at the Anniversary of Rhode
Island Lodge Monday evening.
ON Thursday evening tho rank OF
Knight was conferred upon two can
sddates and one application for mem-
bership was received. IL WAS the in7
tention OF the degree team of Garfield
company Of the uniform rank TO take
part I'm the work bat they have de-
cided TO wait and take part In confefr-
ing the rank of Page fAtf y.
III Karan Temple. knights Of Khb-
rassau. will have a great meeting
Thursday evening. April 26. there being
about % candidates in sight already.
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BURGLAR SECURE $4,000
WHILE FAMILY WAS AT DINNER

Chicago, April 14.-Whle the family
nent business man were at dinner last
evening burglars entered their residence
No. S275 Michigan avenue and carried
off diamonds and other jewels valued
at $4,000. The thieves were frightened
away before they had completed their
search of the rooms on the upper floors
and one of them was seen as he was
making his escape from "a porch at the
rear of the house. No clues 10 the iden-
tity of The robbers have been obtained.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-14
NOTES FROM THE HARBOR.

The steamer Warwick Of the Fall
River line is laid up in the upper part
OF the harbor for repairs. Carpenters
are now at work upon her exterior and
upon the completion of their work
painters will be employed % complete
the work of overhauling.
The schooner Meteor has arrived with
a cargo of cement for II. +. Horton.
She comes from point up the Hud-
son river.
The schooner John :. Gilmore dropped
down the river this morning without
tow She has just finished unloading
a5. 600 nre-brick for Manchester * ind-
son.
The tug Luckenback sailed today at
II o'cl,Srk with an empty barge in tow
hound for Newport News.
The schooner Eliza Jane FOR Gay
Head and the schooner Radford 6.
French for Newport News sailed this
morning.