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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-11-02
GRAND CONCERT

Grand dramatic and musical concert
at Institutional church, Thirty ninth
and Dearborn streets, Thursday even
ing Now J, 1901: Headed by the great
est exponent of drama, Mr.. Arthur A.
AndersOn--his first appearance in Chi
cagO.
The European entertainer lately
from Europe, tragedian, .dramatist,
linguist and traveller. Mr.. Anderson
has had the honor of appearing before
the nobility and royalty of Europe,
Asia Minor and northern Africa.
Mr.. Anderson will be supported by a
company Of the best talent, including
Mrs. Fannie Hall Clint, Mrs. Irene
Lewis and Prof. N. G.. Smith. The
Sunny Tennessee quartet including
Messrs. Dave Watkins, Joe Gray, Scott
Mr.. Anderson has had the honor Of
being associated with the >pioneers of
the negro in the drama, namely ]. A.
Arneaux, ]. Ladue, Barvado, Ford,
Drury and all over the scenes in Eng
land Of Ira Aldridge's triumphs.
To be beyond doubt the fashionable
event of this season. Don't forget the
date, Thursday evening" Nov. z, at In.
stitution church.
45 PART OF PROGRAM.
Dramatic Selection--Mr. Arthur A.
Anderson and Mrs. Fannie Hall Clint.
Mr.. Anderson will also be seen in a
series of poses and scenes from Sir
Henry -Erving's great play The Bells"
a clever idea for the first time in any
place.
The Dramatic musical arrangement
of popular song with chorus by mem
1bers of the church, arranged by A. A.
Anderson. Admission, reserved seats,
25c. General admission, 15c
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novelties. The scenery and costumes
are entirely new, and the twenty cho-
rus girls are said to be pretty and
sweet voiced The curtain raiser is
termed High School Girls It is a
hilarious affair with but little plot,
plenty OF music, Witticism, song and
dance, general jollifcation The first
part will be followed by an olio of
vaudeville turns. Among those taking
part may be mentioned Aggie Behler
and company in an entirely new sing
ing and dancing novelty; lie Roy and
Lavanion, comedy bar act; Reid and
Gilbert, travesty stars; Markey and
Stewart, Irish monologue and parody
singers, and the Harpers, coon singers,
cake-7valkers and dancers. The clos
ing burlesque is called, Stunning in
Chinatown, Z showing genuine so
ciety opium den, handsomely lavished
with the glittering and luxurious mag
nificence of the celestial orient, in full
swing and with real Cinnamon, real
opium and real victims, which will
make a finale seldom witnessed on the
burlesque stage.
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FIFTH BIRTHDAY Party

a number Of little girls and boys as
sembled at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Ed. Underwood, 1910 State street, Oct.
% in reply to a pretty little birthday.
invitation that read Come to my
party. The day was in honor of
Master . Arthur <. und erWood's fifth
#blrthday, and t the merry crowd made.
the sce l7 att one to be remembered
sIor% many days to come. Games Of all
KINDS We're INDUCED IN from 2 to p.
M, When all We're called to partake of
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be the attractions, and special rally
will be made for strengthening the
work from a financial point of view
Every body, regardless of church, creed,
class or race will be expected to att
tend DR.. R. g. Ransom. the warden,
will be master of ceremonies.
George Hawkins, the Afro American
janitor at one of the police stations,
who shot and killed Thomas Skidmore,
several weeks ago on Dearborn street,
near Twenty ninth, has been indicted
by the present grand jury for murder,
and is now in jail awaiting trial. Skid.
more, the deceased, was a soldier in the
late war with Spain, having served in
the Eighth Illinois Volunteers under
the command Of Col. Marshall and
comrades of the late soldier are taking
much interest in the prosecution of
Hawkins. {.
That w. S. Cleveland's new theaters
on Van Buren street, between Wabash
and Michigan avenues, will soon be-.
come the real. fashionable amusement
resort of Chicago is an undeniable fact.
There is not a safer or handsomer the
alter anywhere else on earth. The great
building in which it is located has the
advantage Of answering the laws pres
I5ent requirements by being clear On all
its four sides. If speculation be true
that Manager Cleveland's great sue
cess has caused the owner of the edi-
flee to already consider the feasibility
of enlarging the same with from 1 500
to q 1000 seating capacity shortly in
the future, which can be accomplished
very easily, the value Of the realty
would be increased to nearly, if not.
quite, the one million mark
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MIR AND MRS CunM1Ns ENTERTAIN

Mr.. and Mrs.sL. w. Cummins of 1854
Champlain avenue, entertained last
Friday evening a few friends in honor
of Mrs. Woodbury. Of the American
Missionary association, and President
DC. Merrill of Fisk university of
Nashville, Tenn. A literary and must
cal programme was the feature of the
evening. Piano solo, Miss Tazy Blair;
address, Mrs. Woodbury., address Mr..
Merrill; also a few remarks by F. l..
Barnett. It was all very interesting.
Those present were, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul. Mr.. and Mrs. julius NJ Aven-
.dorph, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pope, Mr..
and Mrs. Hendricks, Prof. and Mrs.
Emanuel, Mr.. and Mrs: Jamison, Mr..
and Mrs. F. =. Burnett; Mesdames
Smiley, Warren, Shaw, Davis; Messrs.
II. Johnson, II. Carr. 4. Marsh, N.
55Samuels, j. Stewart. NeMmon, V.
Cook, I'D. Bryant, Haney, Butler, Nc
4Carthy, Oneal, Sol. Taylor, Gray,
Kline, Woodbury. and s. G. Merrill. DR..
Wesley, Lincoln Vale, Misses B. Shaw
and Matte Johnson.
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will sell tickets each Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday during October to
Buffalo PanSAmerican Exposition and
return at $500, good in coaches, return
limit five days from date of sale Tick
cts with longer limit at slightly in
creased rates. Three through daily
trains. Chicago Passenger Station,
Van Buren, St. and Pacific Ave. City
ticket Office, LII Adams St. Chicago.
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MIMNEAPoLR9

]. Z. H.. ~ARD Lerez, Ne. nssss fzst snG wa
saa Tuesday liz each month 1T Masonic f3aN ass
snd street between Henncpin and Eicollet Ava:
kasons in good standing always welcome
JOHN G. aTERRETT, w.
HARVEY BURKE. esec Mediesl Block
AxCEok LODGE A.-F. ana f.. ~ no. "a. nsSssg
he hrst and second Momtav IL each nonsE =
Xasonic Hall Second street betwsse 1ssnss-
and Nicoilet Avs's. Aasohs n good staafzzsH
ways welcome
VIZ. Lxarxk sec'y Lit her Exchang,
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AGENTsWAN

We are Western headquarters for
high grade subscription books and
magazines by Afro American authors.
Our agents are doing ven because our
ulars address
ISAIAH BURRELL.
159 S. Desplaines St.
Chicago. III 3
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KNIGHTS or -PYcu1As

KNIGHTS or PYruIAs
uAr. TURNER Lopez. 30. 8. L. Of p meets ~
v0oond and fourth Thursdays in tie month. kRS
AeIs in good standing welcome. ~ Labs1 Ese-
- Fourth and b lhth Ave- So. Pa ~
J.W. JAcKsoN. co
JoxL A. CAGE, O. r. and s..
PxD1 or NMNEsorA 1SDss Ne. i,,E q 2. xs1e4
- lIss and third Thursday In sAsA Reuth. Al,
eeethes In good standing wslcono. At Aae se
3 Hall Second stroat betWeep Hesso91lA and ~
Fnsp'x osa1ea 90
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yIcTORIA BURLEsQUERs.

Ed F. Rush's 6 Victoria Burlesquers, 2,
now on their third annual tour, will be
| the attraction at Mace Trocadero.
Sunday promises to be q very inter
esting and entertaining affair. Ad-.
dresses and . special SONG service will
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m,MnEApo-s..
a. y. Q. O. c.S.

: Or AsrnosT : i.opaE, No 2s7;, n.cts lie ars
and third Wednesday in each month for the trans
action OF husiHe e. second and fourth Wee nesdnys
OR Instruction. at their bali. Seccsi street., 30
Neen Nicoliet snd H.nDep'n ave mes. -
>. UAhs, y. g.
JAJIEs A. ScorT p. s. p. O. BOX 30
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ST. JAMES A. NJ. E. CHURCH, cor.
Fuller and Jay streets. Sunday services:
IL 100 a. M; 7:30 p. IN. Wednesday prayer
meeting, 500 p. NJ. Pastor visits on Mon
day and Tuesday: at home Wednesday and
Thursday. Weddings, funerals and the
sick attended on notice. Rev. J. c. Andnr-
son. Pastor. $50 Louis st.
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH, Cor.
18th and Cedar. Sunday services: Preach
ing at IL a. m. and 40 D. m. Sunday
school at 1890 o'clock. wednesday even
ing general prayer meeting. Friday even
ing study Sunday school lesson. Funerals
and weddings promptly attended. Rev. W.
D. Carter, Pastor, $50 Elicit st.
ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL MISSIUG-
corner Aurora avenue and Mackubin street-
Sunday services: Early celebration Of Hoft
Eucharist 80 a. III. High celebration oss
Holy Eucharist first and third Sundays.
11:OO a. m. Mathis. second and fourth
Sundays. 1900 a. m. Sunday school, 1880
p. m. Brotherhood of st. Andrew, 6:3O p
N. Nespers, $3.50 D: m. Week services:
Wednesdays, confirmation class, 500 D. N.
Fridays, evening prayer, 500 p. N. Satur-
days, Holy Eucharist, 0 a. NJ. REV. A. c.
v. CARTIER. Rector, $40 Central avenue
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JDI1 FEY t-DW

MARS LODGE, NO. 22o2, meets second
and fourth Wednesday in each month for
business and the third Wednesday for in
struction at Odd Fellows Hail., 253 2.
Seventh st. Val Do Turner, N. c. IT. r.
Hickman, P. S., 422 st. Anthony Ave
HOUSEHOLD Of RUTH. NO. 553, G. U.
0. of c. +. meets first and third Monday
in each month for business; second Mon
day for instruction, at Odd Fellows Hall,
253 u. Seventh ST. Mrs. Lillian &. Turner,
NJ. n. g.; Mrs. Ida NJ. Johnson, W. R.,
No. 592 Rice street.
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Compilation Of a Number of Happenings,
Social and Otherwise, Among the Afro
Americans of the Second City of This
tsIorious Union.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-11
GAINS SHORT LIVED
Influence of Liverpool on
Stocks Only Transient
MONEY MARKET Is EASY
Paucity of Demand Made
Stocks Very Dull.
MONEY MARKET is EASY

New York. Aug. Is-Highsr prices from
Loadoa were rejected in fairly gocd
tone for railroad stocks At the opening
ort small gains were soon wiped out ana
prices dipped vel below yesterdays
close for important stocks O. n renewal
Of professional ssllizE. The Interest ex-
cited in she government noathly crop
report and the prospect OF some f1por-
tant development n TIE strike situation
next week caused large dl-inutioz IN
the volume % business. The pauelsy oS
the demand helped 20 Increase TIE down
ward tone which wax marked n TIE
Changers, Psclhcs. Coalers ard South
westerns. Missouri Pacific and kindred
stocks were Influenced BY deaials q -
cent reports % the impe udlng sbsorp<
zion OF the Mexican railroads.
The outlook today furnished q good
hack log % the Changers. the heavy
shipments 20 the seaboard 90 nli the ex-
port demand beins reflected IN the in-
creased earnings. A general waiting at
tituee was more or less ia evidence. and
ceeded b. periods % selnl-sta ynation.
Railroad returns were view Hith saGls-
faction. che large gains made by tho rep
resentative systems traversinx every Sec
tion % the country indicating that Ern-
eral business was in Eo8o volume Re-
cent Liquidation IN stocks vas conducive
70 ease ia the money market. and cali
rates ruled 90 about 1ik per cent through
out. Leaders reported time leans In
fair demand and mercantile paper terms
without special change Considerable
satisfaction Was expressed az the liberal
receipts 81 golt az Pacific coast Points
from the kfondiSc and Australia. credit
ed % the local banks. which enabled
them 20 gain largely on sub-treasury op-
eratsous. That institution als0 aishurs-
~ the August government interests. ard
AS tire currency movement favored tha
banks tire prospects FOR good hank
statement helped 20 maintain market
prices. Exports or gold appeared 20 %
foresna5owed 81 the near future by the
higher market FOR sterling bnlz A
scarcity ~ commercial acceptancss. co..
incident with an active demand. brought
rates 10 level az witch Il was consid-
cred probable that gold shipments would
soon be made. There was early talk ~
exports to Germany. but az al foreign
government insfitufions were IN a strong
position. and not ilkeiy % oaer special
Inducements. The actual outflow Is likely
% be deferred until rates arr higher. say
s. Ss's. and there is a good preat on this
form q remittance.
Prices ~ bones moved wifhin narrow
limits throughout and displayed little
feature aei6e from POOL oReraiiaua lu n
few relatively unim1orfant isHues
uHited States honds were aI uechans-
~ on the cali. prices Tor ths week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-11
WHEAT VENT HIGHER
BuIIish Crop Report Influences
the Market.
CORN CLOSED BETTER
Provisions Ruled Steady in
Sympathy With Grain,

Chicago. Aug. 1o-Fears Of q bullish
government crop report. an improved er-
port demand higher cables and small
receipts caused an upturn in wheat TO-
day and September closed sc higher at
1894. The same conditions prevailed
in corn and September gained half a
cent. Oats followed CORE and close "a
sc higher. Provisions ruled steady in
sympathy with grains and closei with
an advance OF TszGIz1sc
Wheat opened strong and one-half cent
higher al Il 70 715.c for September.
Higher cables all receipts were the
strengthening influence. Tradins was
rather slow. however. during the first
hour and the prics sa-,ed 10 &c. At
that point the enormous export demand
created q buying movement for the loss
account. A report that the government
crop report would show q decided de-
crease in the acreage Of spring wheat
sent the shorts 20 cover and September
advanced quickly 10 71ssg2.c. Profit tax
ing caoSed 4 set back OF &c. The decline
vas checked by good outside buying ard
the market soon took another uptuTn.
and again touched 71Ssdzc. There was
little trading during the latter part Of
the session and the price sagged or 10
7l1s6izc where il closed. Receipts AZ
Chicago were % Sears. Is OF which were
new. Minneapolis and Duluth received
2o9 cars against PSI the corresponding
day year ago. Aggregate OF the days
1900 against 1.o2I0oo Bushels for the
same day last year. Clearance OF wheat
and -four at Atlantic ports we're equal to
1.S24. COO bushels. The weeks exports
from all ports were estimated at Il. 900 020.
Corn was strong aud active. A general
belief among traders OF the serious con-
ditiens OF the crop was the chief consid-
Grafton. A report that the crop ia Ill-
nols would show a condition OF but .
points for the southern district lent color
u the expectation. Gables were higher.
Local receipts were 10 cars against is
last year. September opened 1sGssc up
AZ 5s1sc. declined 10 577sG5sc. advanced TO
5slzc. and closed at 5siG.
Oats shared the bullish feeling which
developed in other grains. There was
good commission house trade. Local re-
ceipts were 500 cars AGAINST 49, a year
ago. September opened unchanged at
&c up at S51sGssc. touched 35lsc. rose to
36c. and closed at 55stc.
Provisions were firm. helped BY the ad-
vance grain Higher prices for hogs
and heavy buying by the biz packers
added TO the strength. September pork
opened unchanged at s13s5. advanced 20
Sl4 and closed at $lS.s7ls. September lard
opened 2lkG5c up AZ SSH and closed at
2 72ls. Short ribs opened PC higher az
$50 and closed at Ssh.
Estimated receiuts Monday: Wheat,
es5 cars corn, 10 cars cats. 50 cars: hogs
g.. 90 head.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-11
Sly IN sRIEE.

Miss Mary Mccullough left for sedg-
wick yesterday.
Mrs. Elmer L DevaI Of Helena, Mont.
is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Hazel Dutton Is enjoying an out
ing in the country visiting Miss Phrenia
Ditch.
Mr.. and Mrs. I Gross and Mrs. N.
Kransheimer viii leave today for Mani
tou. Col.
Mr.. Richard Pool ard wife wiz leave
Monday for Geua Springs 70 be gone
two weeks.
IL J. Lloyd. formerly cashier OF the
American State bank. left for Colorado
yesterday.
]. c. Hswley recently returned from
Hot Springs. Ark. where he has been
FOR his health.
LIT. and Mrs.. Hal Mccoy left yesterday
FOR Colorado Springs and other points Of
interest IN Colorado.
Fred Buckley. =ate and family left yes
terday for Geuda Springs for a short
outing and 3 good time
Mss Ira Eaton OF Paaa. III, IS here
visiting her sister. Mrs Charles Ehle. q
q North Topeka avenue.
A. B. Richie Of Joplin. travelling pas
senesr agent OF the Vandalla line, IS in
the city calling on friends
P ". Robertson returned Saturday
from a trip in the east BE came home
from New YORK via Galveston.
Miss Bessie Clark Of Hutchinson, is
visiting her friend. Mss Mabel Claire
Tucker. Of 90 wabash avenue.
Bryson = Scott and Lottia n. Howe.
both OF Bramen. O. T. we're married by
Probate Judge wilson yesterday.
Miss Nora Payne has returned from
Ann Arbo-. Michissn, where she has
been visiting for several months
Miss Minnie Drake a the Boston
Store Is spending her months vacation II
Denver and other Colorado points
1I-. Charles Lawrence has gone 70 De-
troll. Mich. and Other eastern points %
purchase his far ard winter stock
Ms. " n Baker and two daughters
q Denver. Coi. are visiting relatives
AID frieads IN his city and Haysvilis-
BRIEFS raast ByCN'-' cnrvy ufwp
Aunue Bother Is reported 20 BE ser
iousiy 90 - her home. - Pattie aveaue.
alrs- Oscar Me- nelee 30 Ffoa- can
eron leave THIS morning for Guthrie %
-tslt her parents. Ar. and Mrs Chs.
Cameron
Mrs Emay Leng,an-s Z 20 so,h
vaseS strees returned yesterday lrlm e.
vlsit Wi,h her sister Nrs- shian e NJ
lerton. Kansas
Is-ae n Li,tie has ben appointed
s7eclal adnialst-ator u fhe estate n =
y. NcEws=. VEo 5ie5 last vsek. 81 3 ~
bate J4dse Nlisoa
Nrs- "a L. CampheH ard neither. 1--s
y P Cale lest Iast evening Ter Co-erazo
Springs and o-her ro.n-s IN Colorado 90
b gene several weeks
Nrs- :. Il CAzaS Ter TIE orss CO tie
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-11

.LNE STOCK MARKET
The Hog Market Was Five
Cents Higher Yesterday.
USUAL DULL SATURDAY
Buyers Bought Hogs and
Talked New DoId House.

Saturday has come To be regarded as
dull day on the Wichita market. and
yesterday was no exception 70 that rule
There was nothing at all doing in the cat
tie section, and whenever a single hog
or carload showed up OF the market
Cudahy's buyer just went out and bought
them with few words. The rebuilding OF
the Dold packing house was the chief
topic Of conversation, and there vas very
little said about the market Somebody
said there was 4 rUmor that hogs were
cents higher in Kansas City. and the
buyers would just as soon pay 3 cents
more here as 10 buy any other way, and
the market promptly advanced d nickel.
The buyers here want more hogs, and
they aim 10 pay shippers more clear
money than they can get for their hogs
anywhere elce, and that is the reason that
the market here promptly advances with
eastern markets. The bulk of the offer
ings were on the scalawag order and hogs
that would hardly pass muster in Ordi
nary times brought $50 TO $50 yes
teroay.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-11
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Swamp-Ro0t Is rot recommended for
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secretary y IL y - 81 =.

Tracer. Ia, Aug- i1--SecretsrT Wilsoa
% The 6eGart-ent - agriculture. has
completed bis telr - t1e com helt ara
Is resting Tor q few DAYS q Ais fa-u
and = mong his t7vrsmen ~ this riace
The weather * tss f1ture said ne
VII have mueh % 60 Win rsEsr1 . -
flsl y.-il q corn znd Anal 1E-rss car
not Pc given hy arybodv ~ the present
tine late corn VII - be1e6tre1 ~
favorable fan weather ard elr,y corn,
sroWiaE u15er tze eest cc-lt7-s- wl
fl Csc hetrer win sa1.cle-E rz-,ll -n