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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-07
CONTESTS ARE DECIDED
United states Naval Academy wins
Elrst Prize.

New York. April s.-Tbs contests In
the inter-coL egiate fencing hampton
ships were decided tonight az tho New
York Athletic oI4-. They began IN the
afternoon and. with a short intermiasion.
lasted until nearly midnight
The United States naval academy won
the championship BY single point
largely through the work done by cadet
s 81. Henry. who won eight ~ the nine
bouts IN which ne competed HenrJ also
captured the Individual prize Cornell
made a stubborn fight ard finished ore
point behind the Annapolis lads. Colum-
bia was third ana Harvard fourth. Tbs
Yale team did not compete on account
Of the death Of Judge Arnold. the -ataer
Of S. y. Arnold % thaz team
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miDder that one Of the political parties
in the city hired a man 70 watch the
clerks and deputy clerks all the time.
The registration books were being copied
fearing that some name Of some Tagal
or Cape Colony voter would be clandea-
stinely inserted on the pon list 70 vote
for McLea.uz Columns Of the paper might
be written up presenting phases Of singu-
lar and anomalous Incidents and peculi-
arities.
On the whole the election was excep-
tionally quite orderly and interesting.
The most emphatic insult Of the vote IS
that II shows wichita people 70 ne calm.
sensible and disposed TO accept the YER
dict with good humor
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Clark Kincaid was represented on the
market with car OF good heavy weight
hogs, which sold without dOckage at the
top of the day. Mr.. Kincaids many
friends at .he yards and elsewhere will
be panied TO know his health is none
too good, and all wish him speedy re-
coveTy.
I. W. McGiveney, Of Pond Creek, was
shipper of heavy hogs Of good quality and
they sold straight at the TOP price.
Chas. Hanna, one Of the well known
Oklahoma shippers, sent in a car load
rom Billings, and they graded mediums,
and sold al the top Of the bulk range.
o. =. Kidney of Hennessey. was q
simmer of mediums, which sold strong,
1T the bulk top price.
VIM Wiley. of Sedgwick. was on the
market with O car load OF medium lights,
which sold ct a strong bulk figure.
Denny LOOMS, OF Garden PLANE, had in
car Of medium lights, which sold
straight at bulk prices
j. 5. Shelburne, of Wakita, shipped up
price in the bulk list
Haskell & Heath, of Douglass, were
again on the market with a car of me-
GUMS, which sold with no dock at a good
P. 3. Lincoln, Of Enid, shipped IN a car
OF lights 81 tair grade, which sold
StraiC at bulk prices.
Brenholt & Peoples shipped in from
Deer Greek car load of lights which
soi4 strong at bulk prices, with no
W. /. Farquahrson. of DiTings. had in
a ear load of common light mixed hogs
on the early market
Fritze * Deuoya Of POnca City and
Hall a Sego. of OrlanGo. were reported
10 arrive at the wards with hogs late
after the close of the trading.
Tt was 10 an q very fair Saturday yes
ferday, considering the several previous
GAYS Of heavy roads and bad weather.
More hogs could have been used by the
several buyers. and though no one eX-
qected a heavy run OF hogs more by sew
eral times would have been bought.
The daily comparisons were as follows:
yesterday, tops S5.9-1,, two cars, bulk,
s. 8Qa5.N7iA; average weight, %, receipts,
So. For Friday, tons. S395. bulk. S.
5.Siia. average weight, 233, receipts, lel4.
. or Saturday of tne previous week, tops,
$50, bulk, $5.tu45.o0s average weight E56;
receipts GIL.
The review of the week by days is IS
follows: Monday. tops S5.S11a; bulk s.. -
Tuesday. tons, 500; bulk, 50 S0o9-Sl1a; aV-
eraSe weight pa, receipts l.Ol2. Wednes-
G3y, tops S. go; bulk S3.S005.S1fa; aver
are weight, 226. receipts 1904. Thursday,
tops $3.50, bulk, 43.H3sfa.$-i2, average
weight. pa. receipts. li59. Friday, tops,
%, receipts. 1.--4. Saturday, tops, - ,&la;
lll>. s. seas. ol52; average weight, 222; re-
Gel is. $50.
The tops for last week We're $3.50, on
Thursday and Friday: the low. point,
s. S11s. ON Monday. The tops for the
week before that $5.75. The low point
Tor the week previous was SOS. and for
the week before that. s.. -. The average
weight for al car hogs Tor last week
was 7 pounds. and fer the previous week
2 and the week before hat. by pounds.
The rcceints for last week We're CHS; for
the week ~~eNious, l.4lS. and for the week
before that 8 6e.
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LeadviIle. Col, April 4 Her death re-
shifted from rnerlmonis

Leadville. Col. April 4 Her death re-
suited from pneumonia.
Sid Nefs new store, MY Racket. "
opened yesterday at III North Main
street and presents the appearance Of an
up-to-date department store. The south
window. dressed for Easter with pink and
red roses with a setting OF palms. is q
dream
Robert D. IngersoH. funeral director
of twenty years experience, viii arrive
here the 18th Of this month to accept a
position with Dunbar, the undertaken.
Mr.. Ingersoll comes from Kansas CITY
and is full cousin of the late Robert
G. Ingerson, the great agnostic.
Mrs. H. G. Ruggles leaves this morn
ing over the Santa Fe for Cleveland, O.,
to visit her brothers and other relatives.
whom she has not seen for seventeen
years After a few months visit in Ohio
Mrs. Ruggles viii go to Buffalo 10 take
in the exposition in company with her
son, Charles, from New York City. Upon
her return home she viii visit in Kala-
mazoo, Mich, and Sioux Rapids. Iowa
Mrs. Ruggles expects TO return about the
LIST of Septem Der
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.
Tontles 90 Tuesday evening.


Garfield Sewing society. No. 90 VIII
meet with Mrs. KessIer Wednesday af-
ternoon. April 10, at 1904 East Oak street
All comrades of Eggleston Post No. "a
viii please attend the next post meeting,
April 10. Something new for each com
rade.
The ladies OF the G. A R. Sewing
Circle will meet Tuesday, April 9, al the
home OF Mrs. Judge Barrett, $50 South
sevena.
The young men of class No. u. Reform
ed Sunday school. win give a papering
social in the basement Of the church
| Wednesday evening, April 10.
There viii be a meeting of the Child
Culture club next Thursday, April II. at
the W. c. T. U. rooms. Mrs. Chas. JACK
son viii speak on Teaching Obedience
There will be a special meeting of Wich-
tia Aerie No. 1S2. F. o. E. at Redmen's
hall, III North Market street, this even
ing at o'clock. All members are request
ed TO be present.
Wichita Court, Royal Mystic Tie. will
meet in regular session on Wednesday
evening. A full attendance is desired.
The new rituals will be on hand and the
fun membership of the team is desired.
The W. c. T. Q. will hola their mothers
meeting in the parlors Of the First Pres
byterian church Tuesday, April g, at 3
p. m. DR.. Hudson will deliver an ad-
dress on Child Culture" The meeting is
open for all mothers.
Miss Downing will give another of her
popular parties on April 18th; an Easter
party that viii in every way be up to the
standard of Miss Downing's parties.
Many novelties will be introduced and a
royal good time is anticipated
Retail Clerks association will hold
their regular meeting on Tuesday night
at Redmens hall, III North Market
street. They will issue their new quar-
terly cards. All members of the order
are requested 70 be present, as there is
important business to be considered
A meeting of ex-Confederate Soldiers
and marines viii be held in the basement
northwest corner rooms of the city builds
ing at 8 O'Clock Thursday night, April H.
to plan for trip to Memphis Tenn. TO
attend the annual reunion Of the Confed.
crate Veterans association. to be held ir
that city on May 1880. All ex-Confeder>
ates in sedgwick county are invited to
attend the meeting next Thursday night
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HOG MARKET STRONG
Good Supply for Saturday,
Quality Fair,
TOPS REST ON 1892 ~
Receipts, 837-CattIe Steady
but Little offered.

The local hog market yesterday was
quoted as strong, with fairly good Sat
urday supply and the quality not very
good. There was very light run Of
wagon hogs and local delivery, and the
car receipts were not heavy for any
other week day, but for the last day Of
the week were better than an average
40 other western hog market reported
Etrong. There were markets giving out
steady to strong, while others gave easy
and steady to easy. There was a good
demand from the buyers and they would
nave as quickly taken many. times the
plumber one late train was reported to
rave a few more cars and these were
waited in The hopes Of increasing their
purchases. There were TWO loads, the two
-op cars, which were Of very good quality
SIC worth money, but as for the balance,
t4ere was nothing especially attractive.
mere were light hogs and mixed stuff
inning IN with better grades but in all
i3ynlnS can be said for the grade. The
eek has been good one, with the Ge-
tltlu most of the time strong enough to
tl.tVe doubled the string had they come in.
-Ae quality has been generally fair to
good, with two days extra In grade There
is an eager demand all the time now.
ana IT is hoped that with better weather
ana ROADS the receipts viii materially in
crease.
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PECULIARlTIES OF ELECTION
Queer Things seen at the Polls Last
Tuesday

| The election presented many strange
! and amusing features in ali the precincts
and the most interesting one is the ig-
! norance displayed by voters. The sys-
tenn in vogue. Australian ballot plan. is
so plain that one can hardly imagine
/ one making a mistake. yet the fact re-
mains the marking of the ballot in many
places developed great ignorance or mex
cusable indifference and carelessuess.
/ Tickets were crossed in many instances
| in the square at each and every name
on all the tickets, while the blank ticket
for voting for independent names would
! be filed out also with the names Of can
didates on each and all the tickets. Many
ballots would have only one name crossed
showing that the voter cared nothing for
the election further than their personal
friend. councilman, clerk, Judge. mayor,
or whatever position he may have been
a candidate for Other ballots showed
vote for Nc Lean or Young or Jones for
mayor, while every other candidate
would be voted on the other tickets. Bal
lots would be crossed on one Of the party
tickets, then the name OF each candidate
voted for would appear written out and
crossed in the blank tickets. showing
that the voter supposed that the cross ia
the party ticket must be emphasized by
writing their names IN the blank space
Then the manner in which tickets were
ratched showed a very uncertain state
OF mind in the voter, not from personal
knowledge Of the candidates, but rather
a nervous condition Of the mind and the
enormous responsibility the voter n the
silence and gloom Of the booth considered
piled upon his shoulders. The fact Of
the business is. a voter in many instances
thinks ne or she IS doing something real
mean or that they may be arrested By
order Of enc Of the judges for violating
the statutes OF Kansas or rebeiling
against the government OF the United
States, and when they come out with
their ballot in their hand they are pale
and agitated and q not gain composure
until outside the door and in the street.
and II one viii notice them they win hear
sigh escape their lips. Not two out
Of ten Of this class car tel you definite
" how they voted II they undertake %
Go 50. Since the election one lady says
that she actually does not know whether
she voted FOR Young OF lot. which she
INTENDED doing. as she became 50 con
fused when she began 10 make the crosB
ia the squares and she actually turned
10 look up at the top - the booth 70 see
II she vas being watched By anyone
One young lady Of excellent mind and
culture. went home after voting for The
arst tine and actually cried over H. She
vas ike VERY many who enter she booths
and then doubt their pgTross So voting
as 70 voting night ard they g. C4t la
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THE WEATHER.


Wichita, Kan. April 6, 1901.
During the past a hours the Temporal
q. with a mean of IS. which is Is degrees
colder than the normal with cloUdless
sky all day, and gentle northwest to
light northeast wind and higher barom-
eter, 3d. inches at z a. m, and so %
inches at p. N.
The temperature since the first of the
month has averaged 10 degrees daily
cooler than the normal. The precipitation
for the same time has been ia inches,
which is 424 inch in excess of the normal.
FRED l. JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington, April 6.-FOrecast for Sun
day and Monday:
Kansas-Fair: warmer Sunday; Monday
partly cloudy; probably showers in south
west portion: north to east winds.
Oklahoma and Indian TerrtOry-Fair
Sunday: Monday probably showers: east
to southeast winds.
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Weak and unhealthy kidneys responsible sickness
suffering
ec other kidney trouble permitted fatal
results o follow.
Your other may need your kidneys
because they do attention
II sick "feel badly, taking DIR. kilmers
SwampRoOt the kidney bladder remedy because
kidneys well they will help all the other
to health A trial will convince anyone
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Lawrence. Kan, April s-8Ers. Carrie
Nation Is IN the city, and announces that
she wiz speak n e number CT places
tomorrow. She tried - speak IN q blliard
hsu late tonight but the crowd wes too
large and boistsrcus. Ars. Nation came
here on Invitation q ne -. c. T. T..
but could not fad AIRY q the members
who wanted e aa1Asts vsth her.
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Clacinnarf Ohio. April s-Tne STRIKE q
fhs 3oarncvnea paiHtera was settled To-
DAY ana over go men riH resluIe uers
Dext Monday a new acsfe wee sTres1
uDou. whlea cals fcr eight hours a days
work. n cents 80 hour for he arsf year
ana q cents fer tle seeor8 90 = crsts fsr
both Fea-1
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FINANCIAL
10 Monthly Dividends
4 From investments N
Y Vest Virginia OIL

we TOW have twelve rrudlclnE veiIs.
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element q chance ne need money gav
drilling wells cite Have oTer & ~ srres
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81 Lewis County. X. Va. ue4g TIE Epl-
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poor digestion. when Obliged 20 pass
your water frequently night and day.
smartng or irritation IN passing. brick
dust or sediment in the urine headache.
bacIache lame back. dizziness sleep
lessness. nervousness. heart distufhancs
duo 20 bad kidney trouble. skin erup-
lions from bad blood. nsuralgia, rheg-
matism. diabetes. oloaung. irTitaolity.
wornout feeling. lack OF am5iuon. loss ot
flesh. sailow cemplozion or Bushrs dis
ease.
II your water. when allowed % rema'a
uudisturhed ia a glass or bottle for
twenty-four hours. forms a sediment or
settling or has a cloudy appearance. Il Is
evidence that yoar Kidneys and bladder
need immediate attention
swamp Root IS tho great discovery of
Or. Rilmer. the eminent kidney and b,ad-
Ger specialist Hospitals use IL with Won
dersui success in both siight and sewers
eases Doctors recommend 10 TO their
patients and uso e FRI their own families.
because they recognize in swamp-Hoot
the greatest and most successful remedy.
swamp-Root is pleasant 20 take sna Is
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bottles Of two sizes and two pricea-oay
cents and one dollar Remem1er tbe
name. swamp-Rooi- ard ths address.
Bnehamton, y. T.
e slightest symptoms ef kidney or
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no win gladly SEND you by mail imms-
ottie ~ SwamD-R0ot ard book con-
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Hous.


There was practically no cattle market
yesterday, there being too little in to
make quotable market. There were
Two good sized lunches sold, and at good
prices. one q bunch Of stock cows and
beifers, and one Of stocker steers.
REPEESENTA TLNE SALEs
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CASH OTOTATIONS.

FlOur-Market weak
Wheat-No. spring, 6Sg7Oc; No. 2 red,
70l4c.
Oats-No. 2. 26627c; No. white pa
29izc; No. white, 2SQ29c.
Rye-No. ?. Sc.
Barley-Fair to choice mailing, 4S35Sc
Flax seed-No. /, $1.5Slz; No. 1 Nonrth-
western, S1.5fa.
Timothy seed-Prime, S4.05.
Pork-AIess, per bbl., Slt15114.So
I.ard-Per 100 lbs, SS.41QS.50
Short rib sides QOose). $3.50. 3: dry
sailed shoulders (boZed), e2aQ67sc; short
clear sides tooxeG), $50
Whisky-Basis of high wines, qhdrlun
Sugar-Cut loaf, S1.27.
C4Over-C0ntraCt grade. 81
r,rrl.r,rl1.r,- IN cEIT r9arr-N---c
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Union Livestock Commission Co.
4 s. MOORE. Manager.

we Go 9 general commission fasinsss
Moaey loaned ca cattle Union 6fosE
Yards Wichita Long distance phone 90
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Kansas CITY.

Kansas City, April 6-N heat-Mav. *
d65ssc: July. 65ssc. cash, No hard. So
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Kansas Citv.

Kansas City, April 6.-Cattle-Receipts,
100: market unchanged; native steers,
81. 65d5. so: Texas steers, 81. 25G15 90; Texas
cows, S.. 00GD4. 90; native cows and heifers,
s.. 25Q4. IS: stocBers and feeders =. S0Q5.00;
bulls, So. 2.04 50; calves S5.00l1e.2 q.
Hogs-Receipts 1000; market steady to
strong: bulk Of sales, $60046 10: mixed,
Sc coat. 10; packers. IS. 95G6. 10; light, s. OOQ
Cos; workers, IS .S5Q6. 90; pigs, s.. 00Q5.70.
Receipts, 5000; market steady;
muttons ~. 25d5.00; lambs, S5.I0Q5.2 %;
spring lambs, 6.50G7.50.
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