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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

J Wm- Garland. Of Kiowa. was q -hipper
/ Of car OF extra fne heavies. which sold
straight at tie top price OF $50 for the
day.
/ The good-natured and smiling face OF
Charlie Granville, Of SedgWick. was seen
at the yards again, and this time he
brought along box OF heavy hogs Of ele-
CANT quality. which topped OF the mar
ket at the 70-cent point, AID they we're
well worth it. Il his territory has any
good swine stock within its borders,
Charlie will come pretty near getting
them, although he says that nowadays
il takes a longer riding to gather them
up. He says each time that he is IN that
he does not see where any more are com
ing from but each week az least once he
rolls into market with fancy toppy car
OF them, and he usually takes the persim-
mon. and no one begrudges this whole
souled. always the same Charlie Gran
vile, the best that Fate can throw him.
The persistent and rustling shipper, Mr..
z. ". Johnson. Of Pond Greek, had a car
load OF fine mediums in which sold with
out dock at the top price OF TIE bulk
range. This was the third tine the past
week Mr. Johnson has been on the market
with hogs. Yesterday Mr. Ira Sweln-
hart, country buyer for Mr.. johnson. was
IN person IN charge CT the consignment
Mr.. Swinehart says that IN spite Of the
there are still hogs plenty in his sec
ton. and many OF them ready for market.
As 70 crops, he IS eloquent IN his eulO-
gies. and SAYS ali crops are looking fine,
wheat especially.
Jen Houston sent Up from Ponca City
e car OF heavy hogs. which went straight
at an upper bulk range price.
Henry Steinkirchner. OF Newton. who
never had mean OF sc-uoby load of hogs
on the market yet, was shipper yester-
day OF a load CT very good mediums
which sold close 70 the bulk tops
c. 5. Stuart. of Whitewater. that dis
trict which for its limited country 20 draw
upon has sent more hogs 10 this market
than any other stock section tributary 10
this point. had IN g car load Of heavy
hogs of good quality, and they sold up
toward the top OF the list
FritZe & Denoya. OF Ponca City, another
OF the old regular standby patrons of this
market, were n again yesterday with q
car load OF very fair mediums. which soId
straight at an upper bulk range hgure.
Dunnaway & Gregory q Tonkawa, were
on the late market with good hogs q
nice. weI-trimmed medium light grade.
and they brought a strong upper bulk
price.
D. T Deweu, one OF the frequent Okla
horna shippers here. had % a car Of urht
hogs. which sod wei for their weights
and class.
Burchaeld & Cornell of Anthony. were
Shippers OF 8 car q hight hogs which
sold with 40 doczage 1t bunk prices
John =. Wright. Of Lyons. was a late
comer With medium lEht hoEs. which
sold straight and strong AZ bulk 2 Eures
Gift < Protest CT BluE Clty, wsre ship .
psrs OF light weights which made q ed
sale at bulk prices.
Lagsa & Baxter. q E1id. we're OF ths +
market with Ggbt hogs. but q smooth +
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well finished quality, which sold straight
ct the popular upper bulk price.
The roads contributing 70 yesterday
hog receipts were: Atchison. 3; Rock
Island, 3; Missouri Pacific, ?, and Frisco,
The tops for the day were $50; the
bulk OF sales, $5.soG5.6715; the average
weight. 221; the receipts, 1,0f7.
As q suggestion OF the strength and
frmness OF yesterdays hog market and
the keen demand by the buyers. il may
be cited that the whole list was within
the narrow range OF 7 cents Six out OF
the thirteen cars sold at s. cents; two at
the 70-cent tops; one at the bulk tops:
and four, al lights, al the foot OF the
list
The past week hzs been fairly steady n
tone, the fluctuations being within the
very narrow range Of ) cents The quail
ity has been mixed, with decidedly more
common, mean hogs than fancy ones
There have been some very good hogs.
but nearly every consignment has IN It
more OF less heavy packers. rough stays.
or piggy soTs 10 Offset the rest OF the
load, while lights and light lights have
been the rule. However. the week has
ruled closely with the preceding week,
81 tops, receipts. average weight and
market tone. For the week Just passed
the total receipts were s.26s, and for the
week previous, 1909 The average weight
for last week. for car hogs, was Z1S and
for the week before. Z17- The tops for last
week were $50. and this was paid four
days ont OF the six The low point for
tops vas s. S.. which prevailed Monday
and wednesday. The tops for the pre-
cedlng week were $40. and the low point
tops. 3 -621z.
The review OF the week ~ days IS as
follows. Monday, tops, t5-6; bulk OF
sales. $ 45f15. .62ls; average weight, %: re-
ceipts III For Tuesday. tops. 3 90
bulk. s. AsQ5.e5; average weight. 217; re-
celpts, les For wednesday. tops. 3. 6;
bulk. s.. 471sI5. So; average weight Is. re-
celpts, l. 5S8- Thursday tops. $50, bulk,
S5-55 -57tz; average weight. "a: receipts.
So. Friday. tops. s. =. bulk. 5 5all5 s7...
average weight. 20; receipts, as. sat-
urday, ss given above
Chicago yesterday had 1900 hoes. With
: A. le1t over The day before there
we're 1.oo0 hogs. and the promise for
rTn-Ta- is - on
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02
Days GRAIN MARKET
Wheat Showed Renewed
Strength on Drought
PROVISIONS WERE QUIET
Corn Higher; Oats Develop
Sensational Condition.

Chicago, June Wheat showed renew
ed strength today mainly Oh drought
July closing T-SI1c higher. July corn
closed SIC and July oats 1-sc impr0vide
Whiie provisions closed unchanged 70 l--o
up
July wheat opened quiet, a shade 70
l-s15-sc higher at - Sc - = l-sc under
the innuence Of dry weather N the spring
wheat states. Upon the receipts Of num-
erous reports OF the need OF rain. business
quickly became active IN both September
and July, shorts who sold on yesterday 5
bulge in hope CT 2 reaction. being the hi,--
gesr buyers July advanced 70 b 5-S4
l-2c during the -lrs- hour. Realizing sales
were made on the advance. but although
there were LIBERAL the price was worked
back only 1-s0I-4c and later with the ad-
dltiOnal help OF the hesvy seaoOard clear
ances advanced TO 3 1-zc. at whic the
market closed 5-S01e over yesterday TX
porters reported loads taken Seabosrd
cIearances n wheat and -four were equal
20 Ills. 20 bushels. while primary receipts
were 900 bushels compared with "a 90
bushels last year. Minneapolis and Du-
luth reported 80 cars against 20 last
week and 5s6 q year ago Local receipts
we're us cars, OF contract grade
Corn was strong IN sympathy with
wheat. Short line were put out yester-
the predicted heavy receipts. The re-
ceipts were 90 cars. 2O4 OF contract
grade, but the market benehring oy the
wheat strength. failed 10 yield. A mod
crate outside demand further strengthen
I'd the position and under buying chiefly
for the short account the market rallied
sharply and held o the end July sold
between a 1-2 and q 1-S4-i4c. and closed
5-6c higher az As i-Sc-
Oats were moderately active and firm
in sympathy with wheat. on the dry
weather and because OF SHOWS report, IN
which be says The prospect Is without i'm
rrGveTnent and that q sensational condi-
ton IN the crop IS likely 70 develop. There
a fairly active demand but heavy selling
for the local account held prices n check
September was IN better demand from
shorts than July. selling between Is $50
&c and &c. and closing s-Sc higher al
IS 7-Sd27c; July sold between IS 3-saS 5-Sc
and closed 1-sc Up at aS 1-2G5-sc. Receipts
were 767 cars.
Provisions were quiet Pork was sold
literally BY packers. but light hos re-
ceipts and the gram strength held prices
firm within a narrow range July pork
closed unahanse AZ SI4e5; July lard 2 1-2c
up al Ss.IT y ana July noe q shade TN
proved at s7-so
Estimated receipts Monday: Wheat S
cars; corn 4soi oats 20: hogs 44.oN head.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02
SURVIVAL OF the FINEST.
Any Article Used by Experts Must
VIII On l.s Merlrs


n this modern. progressive age. when
al classes of work Is done by specialists.
who are thoroughly competent 70 Judge.
grade and lasting qualities of the material
they use an article musr possess merit
20 win their approval and patronage. The
best advertised articles IN the world
would soon wave IN popularity II they
were lacking n quality. IN no single in-
stance IS this proven 20 De more fQrCeful
than u the Increasing popularity OF
Stearns Paints ~ Wichita. j. I. Frances
& Co. Srearns' agents n Wichita. In
formed an Eagle reporter yesterday THAI
their greatest trouble was 20 keep this
paint in stock. having sold over a car load
OF Srearns' Paints since the eth OF March
and have recently been compelled 90 tele-
graph orders 70 the factogy Ter this paint
which IS certainly go01 evidence OF merit
and popularity. OF this article. IS J. I.
Frances g. Co. do not employ painters.
but only sell paint Painters who have
tired ali makes and kinds ~ Paint say
that Stearns Paint possesses lasting
Qualities. uueQuHlled By any other article
and many ~ ichita painters recommend it
10 their customers Judging by the popr-
larity and general use of Stearus paint
among Wichita painters. it IS AL rs max
ers represent 4 70 be. the best. high grade
-'Stearns Paint" the paint thai holds
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

doubt meet with the sane suocess 70 the
tre Insurance agency olslncea a. he las
m his other busllcss pursuits. Agr Boa
uurlnt Goeg nat take posser-iln unsl
the first - July 1ut tie deal Is made aa4
the money paid over
CHIEF Buzz sells because De sol tha
price asked. Mr BonDlrart asked go
g price ca the business ard Frauk Eurt
saii. Eseo and tae rairoad ran said.
Iu take Be- 90 euick that FraaEa bead
Is swtrnn1Inr var
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02
Laruc BicvcI.

SchoIfenherher Bros. have received from
ths Orient factory ths famous Orient
"Quad. foar-ss ated bicycle. the wheel
that has the recori q having paced more
famous races than any wheel Ia America.
Elkes. McFar.aaa Jimmy Alichaei. Alalar
Tayier have all followed "a is pain in tAs
e10rt for new recerda In the sumner %
1870. Harry Bikes took this machine with
him o. Eurogo aad with four Anericasas
in the saddle eefeatsl su ccmera.
schcllez rergar Bros. have purchased ths
caad and lntead % use * ia races ~
wichita and surrouudiag towns tdis ssal-
nler They tafend % have a team thas
ril hold SIS owa asalnst anything in ths
weet
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02
NEW BUSlNESS MAM
Hr. BouDurant succeeds to Frzax
BBrr-s Ruafnes4

Yesterday afternoon chef o. Police
Frank 5. Burt sold his Gre Insurance
agency 70 ". T. BoaDur4nfs ~ tbs city.
for eco in cash.
Mr. BolDgralt Is wei krown IN TIE
city and needs no Introduction 10 TIE
citizens q Wichit1- He has been for the
past eighteen years in the employ of the
missouri Pacific railroad ard resigned
his position of travelling auditor VItis
that company q enter into The active
work of his nsw business Es has al-
ways been considered a I've. up-to-dat8
railroad nan ard a hustler. and Wei 70
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02
ra+.In

The cattle division was duh and mac
tive, as Is the rule OF a Saturday. with
little on sale and buyers Indifferent. AL
tht was transferred was hol6-over stun
from Friday. which had coma IN in cars
of mixed stock jim Sparks. Of Conway
Springs, cleaned UP the balance OF his
stuff which came in Friday, but this was
only twelve head Ten OF them were little
stockers, averaging SO pounds, and sell
ing at s425; and two bulls, average S75,
selling at S3 =
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

New York. June Money or call nonli-
nal Prime mercantile paper cssG4E ger
cent; sterling exchange nominal. with
actual business IN hanksrs' bills AZ s. $50.
for demand and ar 81 81 IS S5rs ror CT days.
posted rates. s. ssh and 81 S. Commerclal
bills s. SIS a. Sf7. silver certificates
rominaliy, g. Bar silver 5s. Mexican
dollars. ~ State bonds Inactive- railroad
bonds Arm, government bonds steady.
threes registered. 1'9. coupon. 10. new
Tours, registered. 11iss coupon. 1874. old
fours. registered ex-interest. tllis, coupon
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS
Report OF Result WuI be sIade To-
morrow Night.

On Friday and Saturday Z last week
a teachers exarnination Was held ar the
High school building IN this city. Prof.
Knight Il. S. Pence and ,. s. Carson
were the examining board and the exam
fuauon was of ali teachers who did not
hold first grade certificates. aud also for
the purpose OF extending The certificates
that expired this year
The board OF education meets tomorrow
night. and ace9rting % the new law.
teachers must have a certificate covering
the ccmins year and the examining board
IS expected 20 report tomorrow before
tho board of educa ton meets as 70 what
teachers passed the examination
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Kansas CITY

Kansas City. June L-Cattle-Receipt
30; market unchanged. native steers.
8 secs 70. Texas steers. s. Ssh: Texas
grassers S3.oClI4. So. Texas COWS S3.1oT
4-75; native cows ard heiters. g -s5f7s =.
stocksrs and feeders. 3 55g9- 50. duIls-S1 =
$50; calves. s. ooGs Oh.
HoEs-Receipts. $3.50, market strong q
ne higher. bulk of sales, s. -7lS aC.
hea7y. s. ssE5 20 packers. S5-75i i5.s1; nix
e1. $ 77E51l. light. 95-75; yorkers.
s5.55.D, PIGS. s. -
Sheep-Receipts. lule- nominal cuota-
tions. uuttozs. g -564 =: lambs s. ~
8 ~: grass Texans s. eo7s. u. Texas lambs
s. ~. g.; spring lambs. $s5G6-ae
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

The county commissl0ners vlu meet as
2 board of equalizauoa ne1t Monday ana
continue IN sessiea uuru au ara h,ard
who have complaint O. oner b regard 70
their leeHueIl Ihis 81 the tiras -
rl-.lla corrections Instead ef waiting anul
the taxes are ieviei-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02
Chicago.


Chicago. June 1-Csrr e-Recct prs e-1
n0minally steady. good 20 prime steers
s. E =. poor ID u~1ium- q so75 a..
s-oczers ard feeders slow g -1of1s 81 COWS
81 sl4 Sc helte-s 8 s354-s 81 Gamers. gzs
o. s., bulls. s. eezs - calves. - 1o-zs - I,
Texas fed steers, Sa--5,55.s9i Iex2s 1slls.
&--G3.E
EoE=RecezVts. today. Is 1908, Monday.
g 9l estimated left over. safo market
easier tops. $ g; uiTsd ard SEtzksrs.
S5--5s 81. good 70 choice heaVT. 8 So
e. rouEh heavy. fs.7z5 s.. lE1- *
Gs s5 bulk q sales. N-s -
Shee7-Rece.pts. -, sheep ar1 lauhs
generally STEADY good . ch1ice Eexhers.
s. S17s s.. far q choice rixs8. s llss q.
western sheep. s. Ess-f1. Fez-ll1Es- 8 e
q ~ native IaZ1s. 3 ss-s5. Eestzr-.
laruhs. s asz
RECEISTS FOR TWO WEEES
This we=k-Czt-ie. g. 49, k0EE. * a7e.
sheep, z-1aa
Last Wesk-cafde- s1l,o; sasz ls.as.
81 L.uis.
81 Louis June E.--Cltrfe-fl lsrE1r-e --E-
market closing srsAeT e. s-Ee1g ar1 se-
tive fc- tE week ra-irE Eteers G.
st1czsrs ard lelrs- ESf ccRa a-E
hs-feE. g. ~ Texas arc Irr
steers. E-5s. c1Es a-1 hei1=-s. Es
H7gS- -Rsosip-s. 1ao- zarzet - e e
icV@-. pigs srd lshts = s -. aa-Es-s
s as5S s.. 5utcAers. s sts
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02
CAGH oUOTATTONS.

Flour-Alarket quiet; winter patents.
g sea-. 90: strsights. 81 -2o12 70; clear s.. 81
a. 20. spring specials. s.. %; hard patents,
S3. 65G3 so: straights. IS .p6as. 3.
Wheat-No. spring. T51sc; 40. spring,
73ss Gi78s.c: no. red, 747s1f51sc.
Corn-No. >, 42ikg4siAcs no. yellow.
421zG41.c
Oats-No. 2, 2sssc: No. ? white. zz5z G2s1t;
No white. 2a6c-
Rye-No. 2 5Z1ac.
Bariey-Good feeding. oe{so; fair e
choice mating. lSQ53c-
Pork-8dess. per Dbl, S14. soG14sS.
Iard-Per 10 lbs. 3. 81 e7.3.
Short rib sides 0oosel. S7sogs-0o; dry
ssited shoulders Cboxed). s7sG1tsc; short
clear sides boxed, 3 12t 3
Whisky-Rasts Of high wines. 3 2.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

cures made b D..
kizer s Seano-Roct
tac great kdney. hves
ard elzo1er remedy.
Its The great ms6s-
csluunph eta. uine-
i=eath century 5s-
covered Stss- years 4
sci>ntlilc research ~
Dr. kiner. the cni-
nent ki67sT ard BAD
ter -et-41frs ~ =
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02
Kznszs cftY-

Kansas CITY. J'r-e Nv heat-Tulv. s-A
aGs.c. septenher. ga es-c; cash No :
hard. 7e5sc: No :. Ga7scs 10. red. 70
&c.
Coru-1uiy. csc: SepteTuber 4-4T ~. 2.
cash. No. mixed E1.e. 10. Ehire fllzc-
Czts-No white. EE
Fye-Eo 2 Sc
Hay-Cholce tfnothT. ~ 5oG1t
Butter-crsanery -4zlsisc. fancy dai-y
15GIsc
EzEs-F-ssh. ge-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02
81. Louis.

St Louis. Jurs i-fCI1se)-rT-fh : sst-
Market higher. No. 2 rcd cash. elevator.
7s7se: track. Ef7sc: July. 717kc. septeu-
Der. 7Ils G7IEoi No. hard, Tg5zQ7f1sc-
Corn-EiFher. No. 2 cash. f2l.c. track.
ss1zc, July. 41scs September. sc
Osts-lEheri Nc. cash &c. track ~
Juiy. zs1scs Septsuber, zssscs No. white.
nf11zc
r21-e-Ci~rtet- &c
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02
SAMUEL :. BARKER
Fiat Top. Mercer County, "
LIFE BURDEN.
remain your humole servant,
ARTHUR D Wight
THE MOST EcoNomoALi THE BEsT,

One bottle contains more OF the active
principle OF medicine than any other
preparation. Taken IN tsaspocrful doses
while others require five or SIX times IS
much. Sold by druggists. Price. e.
Send to DR. RADWAY & CO., No. g
Elm ST, New York. for Book OF Advice.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02
Good Clear Through

There are no Inferior quality goods ~
this store. We handle the best q srery~
thing. and sen az tAe lowest prices. Wen
soon convince you that we can save yoa
money oa groceries. give prompt aa3
courteous treatment. deliver promptly q
any placc "a tie city
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

Strclnre

IN = days. without pain. injury or Incon-
Eenie1ce The bcugles are inserted a.
night and act while you sleep Gran
solvent removes every symptom o.
structure leaving the canal IS healthy
g when nature formed IT. NO BRUTAL
CUTTING OR DTLATING 40 INJEC-
LIOAS TO IRRTTATE THE MEM
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02
WEAK "a - Fa - II C,rpd Will
~ As INC, EA AM e. %A2 You Sleep,
lFICIUREI 81 - s. E. g g IN IS DAYS
I9,046-CURES DURING LAST YEAR-l9,SA
Why the Fghf Tension Structure Dissolved
In FIFTEEN DAYS
Why Weak Men Are Restored by the Magic St mes Applied
and Directly to the Affected
Structure is Dissolved Like Snl
In FIFTEEN DAYS.

TO RUIN THE STOMACH The St
James trea tment IS local. direct and posi-
tive
The St James treatment IS prepared IN
the form Of crayons, very narrow,
smooth flexible and wholly soluble, " ca
are inserted into the water passage Il
night, where they dissolve and deposit
the Medication II its full strength upon
the Prostate Gland contracting and
strengthening the ducts and FOREN z
STOPPING DRAINS AND EMISSIONS,
and curing while the patient sleeps.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02


vcn1e-.uliy successful n promptly cur.ng
la-re hack. kidney. blzd5er. uric zci5 t-sa-
b.=s a1d BTight's Disease, which Is ths vsorss
form CT ks1ney trouble.
D. KiineE's Swamp-Reot Is nce rec-
on-encsafcr everything bar K you have slS-
aey. hve- CT BLADDER tTo-h.e it viii &c fc.ns
Just t1e rerne5v you nee1 Z sas k-en tested
in So many WAYS. II hospital work. ~ private
Przctice, among The he-picss too poov &c p1--
erase relief and has rroved 50 successf1. IN
every case tha; specszl arrangement hss
be1u riaSe oy vhi-a al readers e this pacsx
who have nct already tired Il. may have
sample bottle seni free 3 mai, aiso a boox
telling mere atoug Swamp-Sact ard how ID
find cct it you have kidney or biadd-r troa5e.
When writing menhon reading this g7neroas
ofi-- IL this paper and
send vour address 60 49, sl--s -
D-. Eimer s. Co. .Bing- s 2. -. -
hzmton, n. 7. The - -i--s - 81 -
regular fifty cent and Hezs e szaa ,-T..s--
dollar sizes are sold by al good 1rugyis,s
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Chicago

Chicago, June The leading futures
ranged as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02
Varioocele.

eish blood in III y-ef-s - t5a ec-o5,,-55 ?
due solely Il Imperfect circulation. IN
has lis origin IL a diseased and torpid
Prostate Gland Operations in this dis
ease are only temporary. and no mechau-
icai device yet discovered has cured a
single case Gran-Solvent heals the
Prostate and restores healthy circulation.
NaricOcele disappears and the slugEsh
Ted blood
Thousauds OF men strictured. weak.
wasting and Cespondent were cured and
year, A vast army OF men IN whom ths
light or life has penetrated the fearf I'll
nightmare OF structure and seminal
decav
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
kidney Trouble zakss YOa Miserable.

Almost eve-ybo5y who reads sh- nezs-
rses-s s s.rs . krsw q he a--r-.--...l
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

on the Produce Exchange today, n.
market closed as follows
Burter-MaEkst strong erearasry, IA
1sz.c. dairy. ItGl6c-
Cheese-e5i93zc-
EegEuzc-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-30
The Gave up Her Religion For
j.. @. Tice.
SANG IN THE CHOIR.
as Been a Member For Three
Years.
Was Sent Out of Choir Loft by
Priest.

Bridgeport, Mar. 30.-Forced to choose
batw cen her fance and membership in
the church in which she was baptized
and taught. Miss Lenora Clampett chose
the man and left the church. Her going
was marked by her pastors request TO
quiz the choir of the church in which
she had sung the alto solos for three
years
Miss Clampett, who is % years old. is
q stsnographer il the Office Of J. c. Tlce,
local manager for an insurance cone
pany. Mr.. Tice is her fiance. Their en-
gagement was announced ten days aso.
and 1t caused much surprise to her rel
atlyes and friends, as Tice has been
known as a divorced man, and the Cath
ole church, Of which she is a member,
forbids marriage with divorced persons.
Members of her church spoke to Miss
Clampett asking if she realized what
the marriage would mean to her Her
reply was such that they advised the
Rev James B. Mill, pastor of St. Pat
rick's church, of the situat ton, and ask
ed him to endeavor to persuade Miss
Clampett to break the engagement
The priest did as requested, but the
form Of the interview IS known only to
them Miss Clampett merely said. when
questioned by her relatives, that the en-
gagement would not be broken.
Last Sunday Miss Clampett went to
rhe choir loft as usual, but did not stay
until the service had begun She scarce
" had taken her position when Faith sr
Mill entered the loft and in the pres
ence Of the other singers and without
lowering his voice so as to make his talk
with Miss Clampett confidential request
ed her TO leave the choir. She did 50
without reply. The other singers were
doubly surprised because the musical
service was special one having been
prepared because Of it's being the day
dedicated to the patron saint Of the
church.
After the service Miss Clampett was
asked regarding her experience. She said:
1t simply means that have been oblig-
ed to give up the man l love or tie
church 1 have left the church,
In response to the same question Farh-
er Mill excused himself from speaking
on the plea, I don't think Miss Clam
petit would Ike to have any publicity
about it,"
He said the same words when asked
what had passed between Miss Clampett
and himself on the occasion Of their first
interview concerning the engagement
The assertion that Mr.. Tice had wife
and that she obtained a divorce from
him in New Jersey rests altogether on
ruraors. He said: That is my own phi
vate affair. and I will not discuss it in
any way"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-30

ana body bruised ana neck cut; Alexan-
der McCabe, hand cut and internally
hurt; VernaI Fernandez. aged Z, cut
face.
The COW went wild over a blood red
dress worn by Verna1 Fernando, ana
made a dash at the child, whose brother
was seated on a velocipede- The boy
was hurled to the ground. and the COW
ran around the streets with the velopi-
pede hanging on her horns. As soon as
the conveyance fell from her horns see
gored the child badly. and tossed him
high in the air. Mrs. Fernandez appear
cd and was viciOusly attacked, but a
boiler maker, Alexander MeCabe, rushed
out Of his shop and broke one Of the
cow horns with a six-pound hammer
AcCabe's brother ran to his aid and was
also attacked. Both men used hea"y
hammers and several strong men Joined
in the fight for five minutes The COW
put them all to flight. The animal then
took to the streets, and a policeman al
peared only to be attacked. "A red cleo
trio car along and the COW made dash
for it A passenger named Logan Mann
jumped off the car and the COW made
rush for him. He escaped by jumping
but badly sprained his ankle. The animal
then made a hard run Of five miles tow
ard her home.