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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1901-09-06
n W. TALBOT. g. W. PagTTYEAs.
Talbot g. PRETTYMAN,
ATTORNEYs-AT-LAW,
ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND.

The undersigned, having this day formed
a partnership for the practice Of law 10 this
county, under the frm-name OF Talbot \
Prettyman, are prepared to give prompt at
tention to any business entrusted TO us
HATTERSLY W. TALBOT,
CHARLES W. PRETTYMAN.
March l. 1893. mar 5-u
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1901-09-06
ATTRACTIVE STOCK !
LOW PRICES!

VERY respectfully announce to my Gus
toners and the public generally that my
stock of merchandise for the Spring and sum.
mer season of this year is larger and more
attractive than ever, consisting in Dry Goods,
Notions, Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Shoes,
Ready-to-wear Clothing for men and boys
Hats, Earthenware, Glassware, Metal and
Glass Lamps, Hardware,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1901-09-06

From the eggs Of the lobster are
hatchc1 creatures not IN the least re
sembllng their parents little fellows
that swim with teathcrlike locomotive
organs near the surface OF the water
At the end Of six weeks they develop
legs. unless, as II highly probable. they
bnvc previously been dey0ured by hsh'
os or other enemies. becoming th"reup'
on small Holsters Of familiar sbnpe.
Having rcacbcd this stage u growth,
the young Holsters be- come walking AMI
mails, and. sinking 10 the bottom lmme'
dlafely seek hiding places Tsecf
them from their foea.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-25
L|VE STOCK MARKET
Hog Market Makes Another
Gain of Five Cents.
FRONT FIGURE is SIX
Receipts Yesterday Were Fair
for Saturday.

The supply o. hogs or the market yes
terday was considered fair for q Saturday
bur it was not nearly equal 70 the de-
nand- California came in for a part Of
the hogs and Cudahy did not get as many
as he wanted. 1t hzz been the ain 70
keep hogs 50 high here that they can not
be shipped with profit TO any Of the east
ern markets but the California buyers Dc
not pay any attention % the eastern
markets. Light and mixed hogs sold
steady to strong and the better classes.
strong TO five cents higher. There was no
strictly top hogs On the market, but the
best offered brought S. and s505. One
small bunch brought 500. but they were
assorted and the buyer got just what he
wanted Better receipts are expected
next week The country shippers are
prices on this market and some Of them
that have been sending their hogs %
other markets are now giving notice that
hereafter they VIII bring their hogs 20
this market, and this OF itself VIII bring
q better supply. The demand here Is SUI
fcient 70 take double the number Of hogs
that came here last week and there Is
not much danger OF an over supply. The
buyers want hogs and they are willing
70 pay good prices as compared 70 ether
markets for them
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-25
Philippine imports and FxDsrls

Washington, aug o. Acordnued in
crease In both the import and export
trade 81 the Philippines is shown in g
comparative statement compl led al the
way department giving the commerce OF
The Islands Tor the seven months ending
January g. 1901. and 1898. The total value
9f rercha1Eis imported during the seven
months ended January 81. 1921. was S17.-
sa5 l57. as against S1z.6-47l5 for the same
period in 1900 and the Merchandise ex-
ported was 81. .359. as against IS 595 go
Tor the 1917 period This shows an IN
crease OF = per cent in the value Of i'm
ports ard g FER cent in export values.
The value of imports Of merchandise
from the several countries respectively
during the seven months ended January
81. 1901. and 1890. exclusive OF quarter
masters supplies. follows:
United S-ates-ISll. ST. 495 ass; 1850. sss0.-
0l1 or IS Der cent increase; European
ouctries-l3o1 Ss9-l1S3; 1902 s5270.-15, or
- per cent Increase; Asia-l9l. 81 s2
1870. sie5 or p per cent increase;
Cce1uica-l9-l Sls-5s3, $780, s-,-l-, or Il
Fer cent decrease. Experts Of uer-han-
disc % various countries respectively dur
Ing these seven months periods follow.
Crited Slates--s1l SLs-76ll. lesa g.
o5- $685. European c5untries-I s-
75l 1885, s-2i,65S. As-a--s11 s1.543. 40. $780,
s. "a 4 oc1arla-I $780, 22-
%, other countriez--s- s5-2 1862
The value OF cotton and cotton
goods imported during the seven months
ended January Ils-L was 1.1fSs an in
crease Of b a-5 s6l- Provisions. meats and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-25

Regular meeting. Z. r. K Of p. AZ
a-z1ry Tucs1-y evening. s o'cicck-
=. 4. Caczenhach. luaac.er q the A
@. Z. IS. charged his oG.ce % Is East
D11gias avenue
The Ladies q the C. A. r Sewing
circles VIII meet with Nrs. lay. Tuesday
afternoon. 20 1fathewson avenue. a sod
attendance desired
vIchi-a lodge. so. $50. are ~oi-E &,
have O social az Castle haI Thursday
evening On 3 o'c'ocE. All knights 81 goos
staining are inrite3 Co atterd
Modern wocdueu % America. atte--
ton. All members % THE Wrst Sifa
lodge. f-ts. are requested 90 De rreseas
next Monday evening. UrEect baEi5eEs
az band
Central Labor Uaioa committees en-
Labor cay celebration VII meet az g.
t. IN Central Labor union snti-Tocus
Tor consultation prior 20 the regular
meeting of tho ceatraI az O. m
All members Peerless Princess camp.
Issi. Modern VVco6ncn Or America. are re-
euestsd 20 attend the faneral q Neigh-
Dor J. r. .f-Farland AZ Residence. iizS
-faE-l W tta-Al-As -t4At ~ .. ..tts - r 81 t-t-
A social VII be given hy IS. 2 G. go
cietv and Boys League o. First Baptist
church on the church lawn. corner First
ard Market streets. on Tuesday evening.
August e. Ice cream an3 cake Win -
served.
All members q Robert PIKE lodge No.
q are requested q meet az re temple.
corner OF Topeka ard Tirst az 20 thls
afternoon for the purpose n aftenEnE
the funeral 81 car late brother , 7. 2c-
FaHand-
The First German Ladies AID Society
VIII reet az the h-me - Ms. Carl
srark faeove OF Betting Wc~ksl.
corner FIRST end Wa-o. Tngus1ay after
noon n @ O'Clock SHARP. Every member
a expected % D. present
Harmony Council. 40. t1 - A. A..
meets iu regular session Monday eVaufrg-
ai - r,hcrs requested o. 81 present.. Az
rarEcnerts should be made fer Tecer-
.,on ~ orr general resilient $40 VIII
bs wlth us ora Montav. September 2
Mrs AGa wallace Marsh 81 Postiana.
ORE. national organizer ~ enc ~ o.
IT, wu address uofferT meeting 20
tenpernrce headguarters - 6sfrViez
block. an Ne1say August T ~ p. ~.
rlhiect ~An Hong fn nahyisn3- sra
urI soeak again iu fbr eTrrirF cn -Ths
Dollar Marx Everybody fnvfted
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-25
GRAIN MARKET DILL
though Featureless Market
Ruled Fairly Steady.
WHEAT CLOSED UP
Corn on Equal Decline and
Oats Lower.
WHEAT CLOSED i

Chicago. Aug. 24-The leading specu-
Iative markets were dull ard 1saturelsss
but fairly steady today. September
closed a shade up ard corn a. an equal
decline. Oats closed ssc lower and pro-
visions unchanged TO es4s5c improved
Traac II wheat vas In small quantities
and as the situation showed 10 material
change the usual dun ana teatureless az
fair known as the Saturday market vas
the result September opened q shade to
13g4c higher az use 70 7E.c and sold
10 7ac early On TIE weakness CT .he FOR
sign list 4 recovery 70 use followed
on profit taking By shorts. Prices fuc-
tuated the remainder Of the session within
the range thus established and closed
steady. September a shade higher az 7las.
Exporters reported u loads taken eSes-
board cles-alces were 572.110 bushels.
while primary receipts aggregated l.os7.-
COO bushels compared with 1.l1s 600 bushels
last year. Local receipts were 80 cars
Il OF contract grade Minneapolis and
Duluth reported go cars making total
FOR the three points OF 40 cars against
$50 last week and So "a year ago.
Corn gave Indications OF having shaken
CUT all doubters and insuEicieucly mar
siaed supporters during the past two
weeks decline The market opened weak
but gradually improved VIXEN offerings OF
Io-s corn were Observed 70 be compare
lively small and some OF the heavier bull
traders. who have been liquidsting were
seen % be starting again 70 accumulate
new loads OF long corn There was a
fair inquiry FOR eastern shipments and
5000 bushels were reported sold. Re
ceipts 2s1 cars September sold between
55i4 Q559sc and closed = shade down AZ
sc.
Continued liquidation By September
longs caused & further decline in oats
prices early IN the session. but the sell
ing pressure did not last long and the
market eventually became steady in syn
patty with corn The recovery n prices.
however. was not material September
sold between 24isdlsc and ~ &c and closed
&c lower at &c The cash situation was
slow. Receipts were - cars
Provisions we're dull but frm and made
a slight Improvement without the aid q
the grain markets. This vas due 70 buy
ing for the outside account The price
range was narrow. January pork closed
2-aG5c higher; January lard Zi-c up and
January ribs unchanged At s--s21sG7.9715
respectfully.
Estimated receipts Monday: Wheat
10 cars; corn. $50 cars; cats, 20 cars;
hogs. 5000 head.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-25
The WEATHER.

Wichita, Kan, Aug. p, 1901
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature was s6 (the highest it has
been for three weeks and the lowest G.,
a range Of % degrees and the mean s..
For the past week the temperature has
gone above 90 degrees every day but one
and the average Of the maximum temper
atures for the week Is 90. So far this
month the average Of the daily tempera-
lures is more than two degrees above the
normal. An since the first OF the year
the excess above the normal temperature
is just about the samoa little more than
two degrees. This morning az a. N,
the temperature was 7o1a. one degree
cooler than same hour yesterday, but at
p. n. IL was Ss.5. one and a half degrees
warmer than the same hour yesterday.
But while the temperature at ? H. was
s91a. the sensible temperature was only
Il and the humidity p per cent which is
the lowest so far this month.
FRED L JOHNSON, Observer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-25
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. Aug. 24-Ihs customary ten
dency 70 take profits az the close OF q
week Of rising prices was offset today BY
the buying attracted BY the highly favor
able character OF the weekly reviews of
commercial conditions b. the mercantile
agencies and BY the sttement OF the
Franco-Turkish trouble The London
market was called for = holiday today 50
the demand for American securities in
duced BY the later development came d.
richly upon the New York market There
was some profit taking before the appear
ance Of the bank statement ard again II
the final dealings but the professionals
found little difficulty n supporting prices
ard held the market pretty steady ard
near the top until the close. The public
sriII holds back but evidently the hope IS
entertained that Monday morning wiz
bring more outsiders into the market at
tracted BY yesterdays greater activity
ard strength and It's persistence today.
The bank statement was about as ex-
pected in the cash item. except that the
supposed special shipments 70 Philadel-
phia were not disclosed The moderate
loan expansion was attributed 20 the
stirring by pools in the stock market,
which has developed during the week
The leaders today were Atchison, Erie.
the Pacifcs. AmaIgmater Copper. Sugar
also II the order named The strength
was weu distributed but some OF the re-
cent strong stocks hung back somewhat.
especially the Pennsylvania group, the
Wabashs, St Paul and Southern Rail
roads. the United States steel stocks were
quiet, but the preferred rose 4 point II
the late dealings.
The railroad bond market has been
narrow and dull, but firm
United States bonds unchanged on the
call price OF last week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-25
REPRESENTATIVE SAFES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Pat Rogers Of Pend Creek. 0. T. had
a carload OF hogs on the market yester-
day. shipped from Jefferson. that brought
the even s.
". B. Johnston. OF Enid. and F. ".
Johnston, OF Pond Creek. each had a car
Of hogs on the market yesterday. The
Enid man got IS and the man from Pond
Creek did a nici<le better They are
brothers and recently have become the
largest shippers IN Oklahoma 70 this mar
ket
VT Boyd shipped a carload Of horses
bought for the British army yesterday.
A part Of the horses were purchased here
and part AZ Arkansas City. They were
mostly small horses. but good ones and
in good flesh.
Charley Sharp, the popular buyer for
Cudahy's California packing house. sent
QUE four cars cf mighty nice hogs this
morning. The hogs are al selected for
the long shipment and the nice straight
hogs. weighing about 2o5 pounds are
taken. The California house has tried
several markets and The hogs coming @
this market sUit it best
J. " Schuyler. q Krs1lin. o. 7. vas
at the yards yesterday and bought two
carloads Of nice thin COWS OF Robins and
Alexander. 3fr Schuyler has bought
about 80 cattle during the last SIX weeks
on this market ard taken them 70 Ok
Iaho1s- He SAYS they have hre pastures
in Oklahoma and this class u cattle he
is buying cannot help making him good
money. Farmers are selling Wen bred
cows because tire pastures re short in
this section and the OSlaheHs man is
buving them because he has plenty ar
grass. OEahoua IS I1cSy ard II dol
seem % make any difference what hap
pens. shA is alvays fl the front 60 the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-25
Heos.
REPRESENTATIVES SAL
Cattle.

There IS little, If any. change to note
IN the cattle as regards prices. The regu-
lar buyers or the market buy everything
offered and sort 70 suit orders. The de-
mand for good butcher cows and heifers
continues strong, and there i consider
able competition for this class OF cattle
because OF the light supply. There was
q fair run OF cattle last week. but az The
close Of the market yesterday the pens
were pretty well cleaned out. The sup
ply consisted very largely Of stockers ard
thin COWS and heifers. al good, healthy
stock. but showing the effect Of the short
n =Frr-es
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-25

&. 63Ts. 6; pigs. s42565-5o- Receipts for
the week. a 90; last week 5000.
Sheep-ReeeiQts. 5000; market. cen
pared with & week ago. shows rlucrons
steady; sheep and lambs. steady: stock
sheep, sc higher; lambs. s=.Gll15-00; IA
tive wsthsrs. 3. 25G3 50; western Eethers,
S.Ic63.55 ewes. S275f5-15; stock sheep.
3 o3d2-75.
So. Louis.
St Louis. Aug. .--CattIe-Receipts 80:
market steady; native steers, = 80 (. GO;
stockers and feeders, g I59Iz .; cows and
heiTers, sZ.01d45; Texas and Indian
steers, $ .21GS. >; cows and heifers, 8. $50
SO
Hog=Receipts. SO; market STEADY 70
strong: pigs and lights. 500 packers
e. 93lI6- c5: butchers. s. 1855.
Sheep-Receipts, 20; market generally
steady: native uuttons. s2-75E73 :; lambs,
e 151< 10
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-25
FLAG m The HEAVENS
Peculiar Phenomenon Observed b.
Livery sable He1.

Livery sable Ae1s
a peculiar phenomenon vas Observed
= fsw nights ag3 from the Riverside
.ive-T stable Proprietor 81 --I-an Ee1lcS
ard i've others mere sitting N frcut Of
the building taking the ar @ water
less river. when one Of the company IT.
tered a cry Of anazszse1t ard shouted
Thar. thar, Even the heavens ara
wavius Cd Glory n the breeze
All eyes followed the sood. steady 61se-
o. the man who spoke. ard there In re
hlEh SKY. SIRE enough. beheld mag
nidceut American lag woven out g
strips of white clouds. RAYS of sunset
ethereal biu= al1 natural stars
one CT TIE gentlemen frn- ediateiy ra1
20 the phone 20 cau VI d reportSr Tor
the Eagle ut tire clouds dissolved The
colors paed. ard the rag disappeared
It was a wonderful s.sat," sad Nr-
Re-,ck. yesterday. .ths Guast have
ever seen = was as perr1ct a Tag as
you have ever laid your eyes upon. =
seemed 20 ne Il was about twenty feet
lonE ard hung apparently not much more
than nile and EalE above TIE
Douglas avenue Bridge
Al the men va3 saw The vision belong
TO a livery. ard naturally have TOO upeh
horse sense 10 attribute It's appearance 10
supernatural causes. they fE2rs1 ou-
the reason Tor 81 from @ practical stand
pctzt There har1ere1 To Be STRIPS "
white clouds footing 81 The sir. three
or four CT t1em shorter than The others.
leaving a corner square in whi-h a cius-
ter q stars appeared. The RAYS ~ The
setting sun Redeemed the edges ~ che
cloud strips ard the ethereal evening
blue bstveeu made the combination cf
national colors complete. The form ~ The
Tag lasted only about two minutes. snt
perfection lasted ozly ter or dfteen sec
on5s
Had some great poet IKE Francis Scott
Key seen the phenomenon America would
hara arotha-- retional arther.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-25
FATHER PROJECTS DAUGHTER
shoots Husband 81 no Was shooting
gsfs y re.

Butte, Mont. Aus. 22-As 2 result q a
family quarrel JOHN C. Kmbau IS dead
his wife Gussle is In the hospital with
ballet wound in her chssl. srd Frank
Eecho-t, fsteer Of the woman. is in tail.
ohlrd with doing part Of the shooting
rte parties were walking together this
n -1- when Eimbau drew a revolver
and gsr shooting at the woman Tach-
o-r tlen shoe hinraIl- TIE Eimbsus
h.-1 not been Lr.2S happily tlssther.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-25

ard the benefit has been extraordinary
y has completely braced me up I an
Ju-- as vigorous as Wlen a boy and
-llI caDnf realize L0W happy 7 an"
Dear S-r-Eour method worked beau
rtlly Results were exactly what I
NEEDED strength and vgCr have com
7-zT returned and enlargement 3 en-
-l-a satisfactory
ar Slr-IOurs was received and 7
had no trouble N making use Of he re-
sept IS directed, and can truthfully say
i Is a boon 90 weak nsn. an greztIy
improved III SIZE. strength and vtE0r
All corresP ondeuce IS strictly conf
Den -2-- mailed fl plain, sealed envslooe
The receipt Is free for the asking, and
ne wants every man 10 have #
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-25
$500 20 Buffalo Paa-Ar1erIcsn ard
Return. $500.

Tickets On sale daily Wat Nickel Plate
Road. good returning ter GAYS from dats
q sale. especially low rates Tor fifteen
and thirty day lluat Chicago 20 Bu1alo
and return. Tickets az lowest rates CD all
points east John +. Callahan. General
Agent. IL ADAMS street. Chicago. CHE
ca-o City Ticket OfHce. III Adams street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-25

ne 6l-.le a-e ycCr
blcoc rcrlfse-S, t,ey e.
ter CT tie Vsste CT
impurities Il TIE hl,o6.
L 1sy zr- sick c. c-S
q order. tsey a. e @
TIER WcrS.
Pans, acres 16ras--
nzt.sn Gene frcu e.
csSs Ct c1c s@d u -
elcc1. 1us g neglected
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-25
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
TO MAKE UABEAUIY
Mr. Blazer Greatly Improving His
New Home on College EllI.

remodelins his new home en- Couege Hill
The wcTS IS or the intsrior az present,
ard as soon as tkat Is completed work
men VIII begin On TIE outside Ar Blzzar
VII put arcur5 The house a wide vera--
5ah after the southern sryls ana the res
s6ence All D. enc - tl- mcst attractive
in the city l. IS Gle aene which 1Ir-
Hardy Soio-on bul- during the booa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-25
LIVE srocK MARKETa
Chiczzo

Lffs-a-C-
Chicas7. AuE. 24---art-e-Recei1ts go,
pocr - medium 1l-
s-rcEers and feeders. slea5- St -
COWS e. t-Ts - r. rers g. s-T4 er. rs--
ne-s 8 ~ buUs ys calves
So Texas steers, 3 'o- Texas
sras. steers. $ Texas Balls. = Fl
S
H9z=Pe ceFr-s. t.da~. I--oo- 1I,-Ezv
st-c1r- toP. SIS, mixed AID butchers.
g1d % cfelcs r-s-r- g
- r1-El 1-sV~ $50 lsEt, s. s.
fsl buiE az sales. 8
Shsru-I2e-e 5s.- sheep ard lambs
steady. god 70 choice ve-hsrs s)'-
fair "a choice mixed. g vest
err shzer g. o7F yes-l-Es. $50 o.,
lambs, 8 1lE5-aes western lambs. 3
0ri1ia receipts s7- tvs weeks con
pared
Receipts IRIS wsek-Cs.,ls. 81 -, zo~s.
- 49, sheep sia.
Last veek-Catrl4. ss7a. ha2 1850
sheep. ss.1-
Kansas CITY.
Kansas CisE. No A-E. s --lstr-e--5a-
ce.prs. natives sg- TeZrs. -z calves
80 compared. win vsez ESQ -s-lva t-ef
steers are STEADY ~ - ce--s loser
calves = cEzrs lsve-. esh-- sl-.Is s-szsr
1Cdzys sUc-zIl-s -c-l--l.-y -l-1s-s g
cAo-cs exror1 AZ. dressed 1s-1 see-s
S55 FAR - E-o1 3 E scz-
s-s ard fseters. = fe5 westerns
s. s-sS 81 western range s-.s-s q
Texans and Indians 81 LEs
COWS Sc 49, -auvs c1vs. s. 5F3
heifers = s5 Gamers s.
bulls = - = Csirss. = 80 = Pc
ceigts fo- T-es. = 81, 49, Eesz. =
zoE=Rsceipt-- sas, rzrker sreeSv
TOP. S5E buik & Isz- heavy, 80
s@ a-xe5 ezrksrz- 8 S6s1-s, l=a-
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we desire % expires soar thsaks - 80
many friends ARD rr ghnora vh5 ~ kiueiy
assisted Us in our sad hour ~ berisvs-
meat l1 the Sickness ard death sf eBT
Mtris bog.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-25
DUNCAN WILL RECOVER.
Letter Tells q Accident q s-dg~ick
County Boy az Fort Riley.

Charles Duncan. the sedzules county
young man who was injured In the ex-
plosion a tsw days ag1 az n. Riley. Vii
recover one of his eyes nay be per--a-
re1tiy iat-red. bug the doctors have hopes
OF saving the Injured member The fol-
lowing letter has been seat 20 the Young
mans parents. who formerly lived in
this county. uear the town OF Valley
Center
II. Riley. Kan. aug. g. lsoL
1Ir- G. A. Duncan.
Dear Sir-Tour telegram tust received
aud answer it at once. I have 3as-
seen the Kansas CITY Times wien an er-
asgerated acc0r1t 90 the accident 10
was bad enough hgt your son vas NOD
go seriously injured as given in tire paper
BIS injuries consist principally ~ powder
burns about the face and eyes uith 70 fe7v
" Important bruises. The doctor Inform
ed Re = feE minutes ago that one ~ bis
eyes was al riEht. bat that the 0tha- uas
30 badly inaamei that De cCrld not tau
yer Whether 90 Wl1 70 permanently in-
tlred OF not. he f. FL the hospital with
the best ~ care. and is l1 Absolutely 10
danger. the only trouble Being with bis
eye. Ee had a -1rrcw escape. Th-ee
men have del and ono g ir q critical
condition The sergaart ia charEe ~ the
gun has Toss ore ege. which ives h.t bV a
piece q metal and had to be taken OK.
The accident was caused by q detective
f1ze Which caused the 7r-u % explode
while it was bei-E placed .n Che rln
THIS defect was tre 20 some faa.t RI lrs
manufacture ard cr i noe h- detected ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-25


Ki1ney toutie cz.s-s cuick c. unsteady
kez-t ees,s. ard makes &c f>-l IS shor<h
they I'D hsz-r t-cuh.e. b>c1cSc u. hsz-s IS
oysr-vc-SlnS u rr-r.-y tAI>s. ki1nev-
poisoned bed through vans ard a-te-es.
I. cSst C e considered that o1ly urizzry
Troubles were . = trzce5 C - kiS--vs.
=. n5w u,c1ern scie1ce p-ov-s t1Ss nc2Tsy
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LETTER LIST.
Ladies' List

List Of letters advertised by the post
master al Wichita. Kan, Tor the week
ending August p 1901:
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Your Kidneys.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
American League STANDING.

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Baltimore ...........3 122-I0 Is 3
Chicago .-.---...-.-.-1 10 000101-41 9
Milwaukee at Washington
Washington --......0 @ @ 100000
MllHaukee -.----....0 o00OG1AI II
Cleveland At Boston
Boston .--..--........0 001OO10 0-272
Cleveland ...........o 0200I10-4 II