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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-20
KING CORN LEADS
Strength and Activity Pre-
vailed in Corn Pit.
WHEAT CLOSED HIGHER
Oats Were Strong and Closed
Higher

Chicago. July I9-Corn led the markets
in strength and activity today. closing
with an advance Of 12c for September
on the weather and crop conditions.
Wheat was helped By cables and export
sales, the close being &c higher for Sep
TENDER September oats closed 114G1zc
Up. and provisions 21zc improved
September corn opened = 10 sc higher
at 521kg522sc on hot dry weather in the
west and southwest Liquidation caused
a break 70 5z5sa5274c, during the first
hour, but there after the market was a
strong one Apprehension WIS increased
By each succeeding report Of scorchllg
weather. Claims that Kansas corn was
past help, except IN cases where seeding
had been unusually late, and that Iowa
corn was hard hit. came from numerous
sources. These claims were backed up
By buying orders from the territory az
fected, with the result that the pit had
scarcely q bear inhabitant. September
reached SIC, closed strong, &c higher.
al 531sc. Receipts, 1S6 cars.
During the forenoon only moderate
quantities OF wheat changed hands, but
developments IN The situation caused in
creased activity and q decidedly stronger
tone 20 the market September opened
1s4-1c 70 &c higher AZ 65ss G651tc on an ad-
vance at Liverpool. Liquidation sent the
price 70 6794G At this point the corn
strength then developing, together with
reported rising Temperatures in the north
west, created a feeling Of bUlhshness. -
the session progressed this feeling was
augmented by reports OF export sales
asgregating sixty loads. September was
bid 10 69i5c during the afternoon and
closed strong, sc higher, at &c Seaboard
ciearances were So, 30 bushels, while pri-
mary receipts reached a total Of 1,z1400)
bushels, against 756 90 bushels last year.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported rs cars,
against I56 last week and - year $50.
Local receipts were z03 cars, 9 OF contract
grade
Oats were active and strong. The
strength seemed 10 be due largely 70 the
ging corn outlook, although pri-
vate reports Of a short crop were also
influential. There was heavy demand
while almost the only selling was by
longs, with 3 priflt in sight Receipts
were 70 cars September ranged between
S51s and 5412c, closing 1lsG17sc higher, AZ
34ssc.
There was little interest IN provisions.
prices huctuaung within a narrow range.
The corn strength had a stesdying effect
The close was 2lac higher, September pork
Al 81 So September lard, IS -611a, and Sep
tember ribs at 1872.
Estimated receipts toTucrro~I Wheat
80 cars; corn, % cars; oats, 10 cars;
hogs, 1900 head.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Chicago
Chicago, July 19-The leading futures
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WOUNDED IN A
CAVALRY CHARGE
A Veteran Tells Of a Thrilling Ex=
perience in the Civil War and
How q Newspaper Article
Saved His Life.
Prem * Bsseou, Leoaarazs5ssa, ~

Many veterans CT the Rebellion can
recall incidents SIS thrilling as Fle cav
airy charge II which the narrator OF
the following experience nearly lost his
he, and. unfortunately. many or the
old soldiers have disall E-leS gha- are
unpleasant reminders OF their days ~
the army. To al such tins story VII
have = peculiar interest ard may show
the way 70 restore health, strength ard
ene-gv. 9Ir. William Il Whiting, Of
Mt Holly, Va, says:
When the Civil war began WAS
living IN Buffalo and there / joined Co
+. OF the Tenth New York Cavalry. II
1888. while serving with my company,
7 received a sabre cut that CaDsed par
nlvSis. Tor eight months / WAS obliged
% lie II the hospital sc washington.
D. o. Iafterva-ls tried many coctors,
but the paralysis remained as bad as
ever. I Suffered from ciils and my.
general health was not good.
Ihis Confined Hnel about eight
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Kansas CITY.

Kansas City, No, July 1a--(Close-a-
Wheat-July. s2zc; September. SIC; De-
cember. sc: cash. No 2 hard. 5kdesc;
No 8, 6z1zG63s4c; No red, 80 G64lzc5 No.
3. ssd6S1zc
Corn-July. 571zf5T5sc; September. 551sc;
December, 5514c; cash, Nc ? mixed, 5s1zq
5Sizc: No white. Sc; No. 3 5s5zg5Sc-
Oats-No. white. 4lizc
Reno. I, s1G62c-
Hay-Choice timothy. S1s-oo; choice prai-
re, S12EIsc
Butter-Fancy dairy, 1zG15c-
Eg@Fresh, &C.
Receipts Of wheat, IS cars.
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years ago when I rad n = rswxraneT
u saa cures effected By DR.. Williams
Pink Pllls for Pale People I began
taking the pills and sooD fouud they
were dong me good. In SIX months
tinse was CON letely cured The par
alvsis has not rcturEed and ! never
have the chills now. Ny general
health IS also better than when began
taking Pink PTS Ter Pale People. I
always keep them with me and. IN tia
ejghs wears thai have passed siuce I
first trek them. I have never had 90
casiou 20 cali on , doctor.
Il have recommended Dr.. Williams
Pink P1ls 20 many people. and god
results have always fellows 81 their uso. -
signed. WILLIAM II. WHITING.
Subscribed sind sworn @ before ma
tbs lsth day az January. 1901
joan J. BEaIE. Notary Public.
A. al druggists ar direct trom llT.
Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady
-. T.. 80 cents pr box SIX boxes. so
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COTTON MARKET.

New YORK. July -9-C0ston FIXTURES
opened easy and or - s points and
being a better sAoVile than expected on
the cable news. The r-ctIations 90 the
day were due q varying weather renorre
IN the last hour ihs market VAS devoid
o. Erecial feature. closing Qulet and
steady. with prices net % points
lower
Galveston, July 19.-Cotton market Arm.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Western LEAGUE Standing.

KANSAS CITY. 8; COLO. SPRINGS. ?.
Colorado Springs, July I9--hans1s City
won here today In an errOrlsss game
aboUnding in sPecUtaculsr plays. Hemp
hill stole home as the ball was pitched
~ Ewing in the sixth inning. O'Brien
Ezs put odt Of the game for kicking. At
tendance, 1,1d0. Score: = Z z
Colorado springs...0 0oO11Oo&2 9 0
Kansas City --...-..o 0 @ @ 2 0 O 0 l. Il 0
Batteries-Parvin and Donahue. Ewing
and Mass-tt.
ST. JOSEPH. =; DENVER. ;.
Denver. July 1s.-St- Joe played a per-
fec fielding game today, and also hit the
baL we'll Honeyman fielding was the
feature. The home teams playing was
ragged Score: 4 II L
St Joe ..............o 2021o1-7 0
Denver .......-...-..0 O 2 00o0-s ;
Observation-Disclosures and Dooin. Eyler
and John Sullivan
DEs MONIES. 8; ST. PAUL. .
s. Paul. July IA Wild throw and
two hits IN the seventh gave Des 3Ioines
three runs and the game. Attendance,
80. Score: RH E
s. Paul .............01cO10 /
Das Aolnes .--..----0 3 0 - 3
Bstteriss-Cogan and Wilson: Glade and
Cole
OMAHA. 7: MINNEAPOLIS. ?
MINNEAPOLIS. July Omaha punched
hits in the seventh and Graham refused
20 Eive the hone team a chance after the
drst- Minneapolis played patched up
team. Attendance. SOD. Score: p II z
Minneapolis ...-.....2 0 0 0O0oo-2
Omaha -----..--.-..--9 D 1 - 10
acknowledgements and Hunt; era
ham and Go1ding-
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American Lesoue Standing.

LADELPELA- 3. MILNALk EE !.
Milwaukee, July 1s--Ersrl-E pitched 6
blau-t-l game Tor the home team to-
54y showing Philadelphia but four wide
j. scattered hits Errors eT Gilbert, Don
al-e ana HoErlsrar save the visitors al
G. their runs Attendance. la. Score
Ri Z
Milwaukee -....--...c1006 oo0a-I !
I.lil4lslp l-a ...--.--3 C 0 G 41-S 4
Ba,rsres-Husung ard aL2loaeyi Plank
z-5 Powers
CLEVELAND. 9. BOSTON. Z
Cleveland. July le-It vas q pitchers
h1-lle today between Moore ard Young
and the young Ciavelarler won. IN the
t-rtL inning Bradley 6oCole ard Wood 8
long liner 70 the rish- red fence scared
tls winning r11- Acre1dzEce. LIS. sore
Ri z
Cleveland ...-......1oooocOooL.s s
Boston .....-..-.--o G 90 03ll-I 2
Eareerles-2I7ore and 1goo5; Young and
SclLecE
BALTIMORE .; CHICAGO. 3
Ch-cael. JAY 1s.-The visitors wo-c to
DAYS same BY punching rh1ae El-s Win
base cu halls AID three sr-c-s ta tie
fourth TIE Chicago team fought c1r1 -
vta- bat could 1ct hic aCEsli s-fslv- A.
tellauoe, l-S91- score r I Z
Chicago --.-..-...-..-c soe-cce $50 6
Baltimore -....---.--31o ss9I-7 =
5acre--es-fsarvey AID sullivan. Eowell
ana Brcs1eaal-
DETROIT. .. AsEINGCON. e
De-role, July ls--Score- = = 2
washington --...-.--00eooI1I&s
Detroit .--.---- ----. 81 - 5
Bar-eries--arrioS ard Grady; Mfler
and Bueiov-
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This large f0ur-storg oua1ing 2. AZ
r-rabIy llted and furnished far ne az
q ths sick. no leath-1ms or coutaEious
diseases admitted. bst az othes dissssss
TIA. are usually treated "a bsspl tais srs
s1cces sfliy trea-eI her& lncllaln<
WHISKY. Cocalae and MoTpains Hablis.
shs1.utey guaranteed Wane1- marsial
O. single. can nnd a SAFE retreat ssrs
curing cs1hrcneat. ana = h1uia 10 svsrr
cas- f1ugl f3r tas child = required A
hsue iar The poor ard ric8 aliks. a. al
oper8lllHs AMI medical tres tnent are
free. and the only charge tzat = maas IA
fhe ordinary HOSPITAL re-. waica - iat
enough % pay tae ruHuiaE sspensss az
fhs Institution Tie best o. rSfrreneea
gwen when requires. Wrta 20 eirrui2F
h. re- Martha wzsHinrfaa Unu@S.~
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New York July Receipts. 8
057 packages; market drn: state dairy. u
6lhz; creamery, 15Sl9,zc; factory, 13f
I5-sc.
Cheese-Receipts. 2.475 packages; market
higher; fancy large colored, Sc; fancy
large white, SC; fancy small coIoCed and
white. si4c
Egs-Recetpts. 4ols packegs: market
strong; state and Pennsylvania. 156l1c;
western, ca1dled- LGl5cs unca1Gled, sac
ne
scEar-Raw. steady. fair refining, slzc,
centrifugal s. test. $50; Uolssses ST.
ga-. &c. refined. unsettled; crushed. $5-s5;
powdered. S5.55: granuiatsc. IS
ST. Louis
s. Louis. July Close.}-VFh eat
Higher; No . Ted cash elevator. SIC.
track $685. &C. July sc, September. c.,
December. CSC. No hard. s.
Coru-HiSheri No. . cash. &c: track.
54s54ic e, JulT. Sc September, e as Sc;
December 5Esc
Csts-EIgher; No cash. 50; track. 7s7
37c. July. 567acs September, Sc May. ~
No white. SIC
Rve-Ei ghs-, Sc
Poultry-DuIs chickens. g. springs. &c:
turkeys, &C. young. l5c; ducks, &C; spring.
C.. gaese, Sc. springs 415c
Bucter-Firn; creamery, 15-g.c; dairv.
LG15c-
Eezs-Stea5y. near II. .. southern. &C.
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BANK cLEARINes.

New York. July 1s--The following ia
BE, compiled By BradstresL. shows the
bank clsarings az the principal cities Tor
the week ending July IS. with the per-
centags Of Increase and decrease as com
pared with the corresponding week last
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-20

AS; native lambs. S. 8GS 90; western
lambs. IS. $3.50.
Kansas City.
Kansas City, July 1e.-Cattl-Recefpts
$40 natives, 1000 Texans, $50 calves: beef
steers, 70 % sc higher, the top being
$50, which is the highest Of the year,
COWS, 10c higher, other cattle strong
Choice export and dress beef steers. s. 8
$50 fair 70 good, s.. 0GG5 -: stockers
and feeders, s2-50G&. .; western fed steers
= 50; western range steers =. 29G
as; Texans and Indians. s4c0G4 20.
Texas grass steers. g 25G4. %; cows. 3. q
Q4z5; helIers, =. l544-S5; Gamers, 81 75G
20; bulls, &-S594-50; calves, g. SOS g.
Hogs-Receipts. 1881; market 3 cents
higher; top, S6-971a; bulk OF sales. s.. 500
6.07lz; mixed packers s. egG5. 60: light. &. s.
95-70; pigs, q. Z5Q5.3
Sheep-Receipts 20oo; lambs weak: sheep
steady lambs, S4.50d5 90; wethers. 8. ga
3d. yearlings, S2.5GG4.o9; ewes, STA. = !:
stock sheep. E.50a2.75.
ST. Louis.
St Louis, July I9.-Cattle- Receipts, /
4J9, including 50 Texans; market steady
for natives; strong for Texans; native
steers, s. 1888; stockers and feeders.
sZ-59z4-30; cows and heifers. s.. 0G9z. 60;
Texas and Indian steers, g -IG4 IS; COWS
and heifers, g. 30a3.55.
Hogs-ReceiDts, $500; market 70 10c
higher; pigs and lights, S. 55a5. 90; packers
- Gas 80; butchers. S5-SoG6.171s.
SheeD-Receipts. 800; market steady: na-
tive mUttons, &.5eg3. .; lambs, g. GOA. = :
cIlls and bucks, S2-0oG3-50.
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WOOL MARKET.

St Louis. no. July e. Wool market
quiet ard u1char~-5 territory and west
enr medium. T. c. En~. e. coarEe
lFrl1tsc
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Pullman Sleeper. SsieAlta % 81 Eousz
Va 3iiaasf-r. Pac-ac railEay L-aTrs day
A. 3. n. arriving 70 81 L.ssla s.4s - "a
. m
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BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE
National League Standing.

CHICAGO, 3; NEW YORK, ,
chicago, July 1S.-In q perfect fielding
game Chicago again dow ned New York
today. Aatthews0u was hit hard from
the start Taylor was also batted freely.
but kept the hts well scattered except
IN the final inning Attendance, 20. Score:
r H E
Chicago ...........01o12e1 -5I2 0
New York -.---.-----e Q 0 0 p ID 0
Batterles-Taylor and Kahoe; Matthew
son ard Smith.
BROOKLYN, 8; PITTSBUR2 l.
Pittsburgs July 1s--Poole pitched a good
game, but was largely responsible for
Plt-sourEs defeat By slow fielding in the
second inning. Donovans support saved
him at numerous stages. Attendance, a.
so Score: r 4 E
Fittshurg .....---....i e10oo1I-4 2
Brooklyn .....---....0 4eo1e o0o-5 g l
Batteries-Poole ana thinner; Donovan
and Farrell
CINCINNATI. s; PHILADELPHIA. 2.
Cincinnati, July 1s.-Ths locals made
long hits at the right tina and won easily
from Philadelphia Hahn was az his best
with men on the bases. Crawford made
the longest hit ever made on the local
RHE
Cincinnati ......-..11o0z0 @s12 /
Philadelphia ---.....0 @ @ o. o. O. Il 3
Batterie-Hahn and Bergen; White.
Duggleby and Jackitsch.
ST. LOUIS, 8; BOSTON. /.
St Louis, July 1s.-St. Louis enjoyed a
batting matinee and hit everything Pit
finger sent over, while Powell was irwin
chile. Wallace error in the ninth saved
Boston from & shut out. Attendance, l.
500. Score: z II Z
81. Louis ......-.....011o5os %s13 2
Boston -...........-..0 0 0 00001-1 0
Batterie-Poweu and Ryan; Pitttnger
and kittredge.
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Daily Eagle. Deliveries. SOC Per week.
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do 2 pa .--..- 80 Adams * ---.--l.a
Chi q NOrthEfe5 An tx ---.-.-.--l-i
Chi, r. l. g. Elsl III TX --.--.--- -
CHI Term. s. It. Wells Fargo ..-.i-l
co pId -------- Anal CcppeT...-4l
CC.C e. ST. L.. Am C. & E-..-. =.
90 Isl ga .... An. In. S. Oil. 8
Del. & fIad lis An. s-n. & Re -
Del, l. q w. do r-1 -----------. :
Denver 4 =. g. f-t Am. Iatrcco ...ll, d
do pfd .....-.. era Ana NJ llu- Co. fia
Ere e.. --.--..-.- 6--. BrooS - Tran. ~
do 1st pa ..-. G. CoI. j. e To-.
co u DID .--- t1 Com Gas .-~------.i
CT North pf1-I5. Cont. Tobacco 8
Heck. Naleq---- 90 pfd ----.--.ll3
40 pa ........- a Cen. ElCrtric Z3
IL Central ....-1 Glucose sugar e.. -
Iowa Central 81 llcck- Coll -.---
Lake = & V.. S do pfi -....... e
Louis. & Nssh-Ie5ls Ilaciets Cas- 49, s.
Manhattan L-..lie- Nat. Biscuit ---- t-.f
Met 81 Ev...-lh-ir SAT-. Lead -.+---- -
Mex. National ~ Nat SAX -..----- e (,
Me-. Central Eie. GO uft --.---.. ~.
Nllu- e ST. A--il N0rth Amer -..-lt
40. Fac ..-...--lo5's rac. Coast ....-. 81
No is g Tee Fac Al1I .-..--- 1875
do pfd .--..... 81. PEOPLE Gas Lifts
=. J. Central .-l7 Press steel Car a
-. Z. Central -l Do 0fd -----.-- -
Norf- a. vest. Ff.iL Pal Gag --2a
do pcd ..--...- IS Republic Steel &c Is
North Pac pt1- % 90 FRA .----..-
ONT & Vest. T- -uTar 30 ---.----li E.
Pennsylvania ..iftts Tenn O.. z l---. 81
Reading .----.... pr e - D. Is T. Co.. IA
do lst I'D ..-- DO pa ..----.- q
90 % pfl .-.. 5if-U s. Leather 81. i-7s
St l. & S. +. -. 40 ptI -..-....- 3
DO Ist pa -. q II s. Rubber o.. I5s
St l. socthv s. IT, s. sreel ...... ss-s
90 pfd -..-.--. s-s 90 pf1 -.---.--. g
St Paul ..-..-..-1t- 81 est Uaioa ...- s-s
do rt1 -.-.---.l.a
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Additional Hock Islana ExcursIons

/ =
Commencing wednesday. November Z.
and continuing every Wednesday there
after. the Rock Island announces an ad-
ditionaI personally conducted tourist ex-
cursion with through Pullman tourist
sleeoers from kansas City and Omaha
10 san Francisco. Los Angeles and Pa
ciac coast points. via the Denver and
Rio Grands scene route. This IS IN ad-
dition 20 the regular personally conduct
ed tourist excursion leaving Kansas City
and Omaha every Friday for the same
points
This personally conducted feature FOR
the holders Of lowest rate tickets has
proved is. popularity. The tourist agents
and conductors who accompany these ex-
c1rsious through are Rock Island en-
moves and have Travelled over the routs
MANY times and accustomed 70 taxing
care Of ladies' travelling alone. and are
good guides 70 all scenic points OF inter
est in Colorado and Utah They pass
through most interesting places Ike
Colorado Springs. Royal Gorge. Tsunes-
see Pass, Canon q the Grands. Glenwood
Springs. Castle Rock and sat Lake City.
On and after October !. 1870. The szrta
e Route ti-ket ofice wiz have flu Hne
CT steamship tickets FOR sale at the very
lowest rates 20 al points n Europe
England and Ireland Special attention
given % deposits and prepaid orders
II you contemplate q I'D across TIE
water o. expect some friends 70 visit
you. do rot fsH % call fo- rates CT ask
for information regarding TIE trip.
Phone Is. L P DELANEY.
Passenger Agent
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Diarrl1Oea, Dysentery
Cholera Morbus
Cured By 4 Few Doses C TIE
C-es- Cc-----s
MulPS
Pain Killer

Tas oIly re-e1y which IS re- fraz CYL
ates sa5 poisoas. AID therefore safe %
use for cht-are1- i-vslszs s-a assists
Keep q b0rte II ths h1lsa- Eve-y r-avel-
Ing nan sH0-id have Z Il rs r-l-. -
= bottle - 6ruE stores CT VII be ser.
b TIE Lightning &s1I-l-s Co. Hoei-
Island. r.
sEglrs G-sps Tezse SO Elrrrs-..s- -
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Flour-8fsrket steady.
Wheat-No. spring. 66Q6Slzc; No. 2 ed.
$i46sssc-
Corn-NO. ?, 521s9527sc; No, yellow. 521s
G52ssc-
Oa1s-No. ? 351sdssc; No. whIte, Size,
Rve-No. 2 5315c.
Timothy seed-Prime, 800.
POrk-3iess. per bbl.. sl4.15E1+.A
Lard-Per 30 lbs, ss-57l2E5 g.
Short rib sides QOOsel, sI.So97 g; cry
saIted shoulders (bOxedl. 7tzF7ssc; short
clear SIDES boxed. s. 80 IS -.
WhiSky-Basis OF high wines. 81 ..
CInt-er-lNorrra rr e--aEA 81
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On tie Procuce EXChange, today, the
market closed as follows
Butter-Aisrset druu; creamery, 1Ez919;
dairy. I2fIL6lec.
= 49, --.-E -
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

Chicago
Chicago, July 1s.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-05
HAPPENINGS OF VAIL.

John Mccormick was a Breda visitor
Friday.
Frank Clausson of Arcadia, was a
Vail caller Friday.
Ina Quirk returned Sunday from a
visit of several weeks at Valisca.
Some repairs have been made on the
bank building, including a new floor.
G. w. Buente of Hubbard, proprietor
of the Wallace House building, was an
over Sunday visitor here.
Contractor Schugart of Nevada, was
here Friday sub-letting the grade work
here for the new double track
Rev. Bowman OF the M. E. church,
has resigned his position as pastor and
Rev. Albrook filled the pulpit Sunday
to the satisfaction of all present.
Thos. Adams reports several hun
bred dollar loss to his stock the past
week from a lot of worthless dogs that
roam over the country. Mr.. Adams
keeps a day and night man to watch
his herd, and there will be several less
of the worthless ours if buck shot
counts for anything. John Deter also
reports the loss of four fine hogs one
night recently.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-05
TELEGRAPHIc BRIEFS.

Terry McIovern. has been matched
to fight Tim Hagerty of Australia
April 30.
Tom O'Brien, the Pittsburg's first
baseman, died of consumption at
Phoenix. A. T.
The cut nail industry Monday an
nounced an increase of 5 cents keg,
to go into effect at once.
Numerous royal personages are ar
irving at The Hague to attend the we'd
ding of Queen Wilhelmina and Duke
Henry of Mecklenburg- Schwerin.
William Barbour and John &c. Pen
nington were Monday appointed re-
!ceivers to wind up the business of the
Rogers Locomotive company at Pater-
son, N. ].
Hermann Friedman, who had
served long term of Imprisonment fol-
gigantic frauds committed as presi-
dent of the Rheno- Westphalian bank
died Monday in the penitentiary a,
Rayetsch.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-05
CHARTER OAK CHATS.

d. O. johnson was a Denison caller
Saturday.
Mrs. Mike Copps was on the sick list
last week.
Mr.. Harthun of Denison, was an Oak
caller Monday.
Mrs. Wright is spending a few days
with friends at Fonda.
John, Mary and Lucy Healy were up
from Kenwood Saturday.
Will Smith came home from Rodney
to spend Sunday at home.
Mr.. IL Riddle and wife of Ute. were
Oak visitors the last OF the week.
Mrs. Cora Hardin joined her husband
in the eastern part of the state last
week.
Mr.. Cheney has been confined to his
bed for severa, days at the home O! his
daughter, Mrs Irwin.
Mrs. McGraw and children of Deni-
son. visited the past few days with her
sister. Mrs. G. b. Coin.
Two hundred and forty numbers
were sold for the masaue ball at the
opera house Friday evening.
j. Jones: former sheriff of this
county, but nov stock buyer at Oma-
ma, was renewing old acquaintances
here Monday.
| A number of people from here at
tended the funeral of Mr. j. Schmadke
Monday, which was held at the Han
over church.
Mrs. b. Howor5h and three children
OF Mapleton, are visiting her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Cole Mr.. Cole
was quite sick Sunday with an attack
of the grippe.
Surprise parties seem to be the
proper thing this winter. A surprise
was given Miss Franc Hart last Tues.
day evening and another perpetrated
on Master Dick Hart Friday evening,
which proves the Hart home to be a
very pleasant place in which to meet
for entertainment.
The following is the program of the
Teachers meeting to be held at Char
ter Oak on February 9th:
General Discussion -"What about the
State.
Paper Omissions of Boards Of Di
reetors. w. G. Gary, Ricketts,
Paper hetoricals in Schools,
Prof. j. G. Atkinson, Ute
Paper Haste in Education, Rev
J M. Linn, Charter Oal
Paper-"The Teacher in Recitation. ;
H. H. Savage, Supt. Denison
Paper-"What are Reasonable Wage,
for Teachers County Supt. A
u. Myers.
1 Teachers are asked to come and tax,
part in the discussion of these papers.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-05
GOMEzITEs DEFEATED
Opponents Of the General Score q Victory
In the Cuban Constitutional
Convention

Havana. Feb. 5.-The Cuban consti-
tutional convention held it's first meet
ing yesterday since the deadlock oc-
Cured Thursday last over what is
known as the Gomez clause in the
18th section of the constitution, which
provides that naturalized citizens shall
be eligible to the presidency of the
republic ii they have served ten years
in the war. Senior Aleman made a
motion to postpone as soon as the SEES
sion was opened, Sand this was carried
by 10 votes to IA. The delay makes
possible a tie vote Involving a final de-
cision by Senior Capote, president Of
the convention, who is opposed to Gen
erai Gomez.
Another victory won by the anti
Gomez men was the changing of the
method of electing the president of the
republic, to an electoral college like
that obtaining in the United States.
The vote for this change was Is to IA.