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The sun., 1901-07-29
SCARE BY INNINGS.

BrowBson !. % O02 900 x-2 4 |
Cosmopolitan :. 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 90
Summary: Earned runs, Brownson. |;
two base hits. Fumer, O'Hara; struck
out by Day, 3; Fulmer, 4; pase on balls,
& by Fulmer. q hit by pitched ball. 1.ange,
Dagncy; bases stolen, Doran. -icMahon
Rementer: left on bases. Brownson. g.
{ Cosmopolitan, 5; time Of game, l hon
and Is minutes. Umpire Dawson. At
tendance, 100.
The sun., 1901-07-29
.Inst So.

This world Is like q crowded bus.
A few good men perhaps
May find a seat, but most Of us
Must hang on by the straps.
Harlem Life.
The sun., 1901-07-29
FINANCIAL.

Authorized to Act as
TRUSTEE EXECUTOR, ADMIN, J,
ISTRATOR, GUARDIAN AS
SIGNEE, RECEIVER, REGIS
TRAR AND AGENT.
Transacts a
GENERAL TRUST BUSINESS.
allows Interest on Deposits
Loans Money on Mortgages and
Other Good Securities.
Attends to the
Management of Real Estate and TO-
the Collection and Remittance Q,
Rents, Interest on Securities ana
Dividends on Stocks.
Rents Boxes
In it's New Burgular and Firepfooi
Vanlts, Makes ample provision IN
it's Store Room and Vaults for the
Safe Keeping of Securities ard Nalu'
able Packages placed in It's CUSTODY
Keeps Wills without Charge.
BENJAMIN NIELDS, President.
WILLIAM r. BRINCKLE. Nice-fres
LANES B, CLARKSON, Treas, and Sec
IoHN S ROSSELL Trust Officer.
The sun., 1901-07-29

them true In letter and in spirit,
Don't say that you haven't the tune ,, 70
attend to your advertising properly Reasly,
Won haven't time to do anything, else AZ.
yertising is the most important thing about about
any business. 1t is the vital spark ,a. ha.
fthine or the very greatest bargain on earth
if people do not know It
In running newspaper, James Gordon
Bennett. Sr., said the important. thing was
to "get the news and then make dom
First oct the right sort of goods, in the
,ipbt location, at the right prices, and
Then make dom fuss about it IN the
best paper you can find
The trade will follow
Coe,yieht, Chsrils Austia Bahef
hfzu Fork
The sun., 1901-07-29
STEAMBOAT LINES.
New Line.
Delaware River Navigation Co.,
Philadelphia and Chester
Steamers
STEAMERS
Diamond State and
John A. Warner

Steamers leave King street
Wharf daily (Sunday includedl
at us, 1890, a. m, lis and
d. 80 and 7 p. IN.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut
street wharf, 7.3o, 10. 80 a. M,
80, 4.I5 and 9. 80 P. III.
The sun., 1901-07-29

For official betting averages Sc
names' score car !.
The sun., 1901-07-29

Employer Katie, come here quick!
Katie lust one moment, until
have finished this chapter!-Lnstige
Rlaetter.
The sun., 1901-07-29
|ShOI1 Talks On Advertising.
ByCharIesAusfinBates.
No. L.

advertising than generally supposed In fact every
n.y. in is adversing
The sun., 1901-07-29

Knmes' score card Is always official.
The sun., 1901-07-29

and steady draught of cool air, and
bearing the name of the "cold arr
The sun., 1901-07-29

And although the answer has not yet
been sent, Mr.. West is etill wondering
what she meant. Mr.. West will appear
at the Opera House on August 5.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-04-17
L6pandeN No. M s57.
WiscOnsin-n yheter.

Timmerflottninxen pa Black River
har b5rjat Man vantar att sanda ned
minst 4o0 900 fot thinner.
De pubIilka skoiorna stangdes /
torsdags Mundovi. pa grund AZ att
kopporna utbrutit. Endast fall aros
rapporterade. 'sss
Iyans.nne. Farmaren Louis Lin
degren, bosatt 4 mil nordvest ON
Thorpe. begiek harom dagen sjelfmord
j etc anfall af vansinne.
Eft sto-t antaI nybyggare her slagit
sig ned trakten at Cumberland. Bort
at 100 nya farmhus halla pa att uppf5-
ras och atskiliiga nya hus aro bygda
staden, der man vantar en- boom.
Det stora sagyerket Cumberland,
tillh0rigt Beaves Dam Lumber Co, Or
nu | full verksamhet med en- stor ar
betsstyrka. Delta sagverk ar ett af dss
st6r5ta j staten och har thinner nog
for att hallas gang EFT helt ar.
Det ar yackert Sd. Lee Trickey j
Glsnwood, som burit namnet ON sig
att vara den fetaste man landet, hal
pa de senaste 2 aren b5rjat magra al
sd att han fan att hafya vagt TO pund
mn endast wager $50. men det d.
kert sd.
Ed ikapitolium. Efter det legisla-
turen harom dagen hade ajournerat,
utbrot cid ingeniorsrummet kapito-
liebyggnaden, men Madison hAller sig
med en- god brandkar, som smart slack.
tie eiden imam den hunnit CORA nagon
stor skada.
Lade hand pa sig sjeif. Paul Meyer
medlem af lagf1rman Meyer q Wilson
/ Boscabel och ansedd sasom en- af de
f0rnamsta advokater staten, begick
harom dagen sjelfmord genom att.
lskjuta sig. Ingen orsak foreligger for
denna hans handling.
D0dsfail. George Edwards, t. d..
borgmastare La Crosse och en- at
samhailets aldsta settlare, afed slit
hem en- en- alder af 80 ar. Han var
f0dd Massachusetts, och kom till La
Crosse 1853 Sorjes narmast af 2 dott-
rar. bada gifta, den ena med w. Taylor
La Crosse och den andra med den
framstaende arkitekten q Parsons i
Salen, Mass.
F6rgiftade fIfckor. Iva systrar, Rosa
Strait IA ar och Ruth Strait 16 Or
Sparta, blefvo torsdags forgiftade pa
lett mystiskt satt. Rosa f0rsakrade
fore sin dod, att hon icke sjeH tagit
gift och Ruth sager detsamma. Dat
Ienda gift,som fans huset var rattgift.
linen doktorn sager att det icke Ear
delta sIags gift, som begagnats Han.
defseE har vackt stort uppseende
Esamhallet.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-04-17

. IA
handling hnset torsdags Oppositio-
men framh6ll, att en- dylik resolution
var alldeles obehofiig. alldenstund at
torney general har all den makt han
beh0fyer for att Verkstalla en- dylik
undsrs0 0kning utan att beh0fva nAgon
patrycknfng fran legislaturen. Vid
omrostningen erh6ll f6rslaget 68 r0-
ster. men. aldenstnnd en- dylik resolu-
ton fordrar tvA tired djedelars majoritet
for att antagas, foil f0rslaget G. w.
Armstrong; f0rslGg. att vid ALT arbe-
to. som forrattas for statens rakning.
skall 8 timmars arbete utg0ra ett fullt
dagsverke, blef med 40 roster emot 9
antaget senator. For delta f5rslag
rostade: Baldwin, Barker. Benedict,
Brewer, Buchanan, Dart. Daugherty,
Dickey. Dn Toit, Everett Fitzpatrick.
IGausewitz Greer, Grindeland, Haw-
kins, Ives, Jepson. johnson. Jones, ].
D.; Knatvold, Lord, Macarthur, McCar.
| thy McGill. McGovern. McGawan, Nc.
Nance. Myran. Nixon, Potter. Reeves
Ryder. schaller, Shell, Smith, ID r.,
Smith j. H.; Snyder, Stockweli, Thomp
son. Visselman. Wilson och Young
Deremot rostade: Batz, Chiffon, Jones
E. j.; Larson och Sivright. Senator
Jones lyckades "a ett forslag antaget
ON en- beyillning at s5. 900 till inkop al
land for Itasca park. Eft forslag in.
lemnades af representant jackson att
amendera laRen af 1878. sd att fall
den store mecenaten Carnegie skulle
fnna for godt att donera en- summa
penningar for EFT bibliotek st. Pau
Ieller nAgon AMMAN stad istaten, ings
iiagliga hinder skola alfalfa stadsradel
fran att inga pa hans vilkor. F6rsla
get antogs bide huset och i senaten.
| Eft f6rs6k gjordes huset fredags
att stryka den paragraf jou n lien
hvari jacobson och Washbarn klan.
dras for det de past8tt, att vissa legis.
laturmedlemmar tagit musor, men
Leybourn lyckades forhindra delta
Det sista. som foretogs, var att begilja
46 af husets och senatens pager, kIer.
ker. dorrvaktare, stenografer. telefon
operat0rer och hvad de nu ALA heta
dessa tjensteandar, som svarma alls
yrar och vinklar af kapitoliet under
legislaturens session, en- extra gafva al
"a, OIL SO ut0fver deras ordinarie l0ner
Forslaget ON namda anslag antogs en-
halligt senaten och i huset med IS
roster mot IL Resultatet al legislatu,
rens 80 session ar 4l0 nya Iagar. De
fiesta af dem arc af mindre vigt. mer
nagra aro af ganska~stor betydelse
LegisIaturen ajournerade kl. u si
ne die.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-04-17
.Aslfndnna Ilyheter !.

StOra af6rbattrlngar amman Baltimore
och jernvagens foretaga under den mar
maste framtiden. Ej mindre an s40,-
100000 skola anyandas for delta anda-
NAL. ss5
Lyckan var for stor. John Rays !
Three Oaks. Mich, blef nyligen tiIler-
kand 1900 for skador, som han err
haliit en- fabrik. der stadea. Han
blef haraf sa glad att han svimmade.
Utf6rsein al fotogen har 0kats med
45 procent under de ssnaste ito aren.
Utaf A, ,234, 1854 tunnor Ola, som produ.
cerades 1899. exporterades l6. .666. .s0e
tnnnor, eilerj nara 40 procent af hela
produktionen.
Dyrbara tar. Den storsta skadeer-
sattning, som A merika nagonsin ut
betalts for iva Tar. har nyligen erhal-
Its af dansken Andreas Jansen j
Brooklyn Han var anstald vid ett
jernverk och miste genom ett olycks-
fall iva tar, som az juryn uppskattades
till 10000
M6rdad. August Johnson Iron
Mountain, Mich. blef harom dagen Of
verfallen af bofvar och Sd lila slagen
och sonderskuren. att han strax derpa
afled. Intet spar har patrAffats efter
mordarne. Delta Or tredje gangeil,
som personer namda stad genom lik.
nande ofverfall f6rlorat lifvet.
IL 1f :
| Ola stxIlet for kol. De rika Ollie.
brunnar, som nyligen blifvit Dorado i
Beaumontdalen Texas, ha gifvit de-
ras egare stora bekymmer. huru de
skola kunna f1nna kopare f0rsde stora
|mangder. som framvalla ur jorden.
Men den har visat sig vara EFT utmarkt
bransle och ar sasom sadant mycket
billigare an kol.
Ihjelsiagen az EFT fallande trad. j.
Sannquist, en- narheten az Charlton,
Ia, bosatt svensk, gick harom dagen
ut ! skogen for att hugga we'd mon der.
vid bar det icke bastre till an att ett
trad foil Diver honom, da han falde det-
samna. Mar han patraffades hade han
legat fastklamd under trAdet i sex IAN
ga timmar. Han lefds da annu men
var 50 lila skadad, att han afied foljan-
de morgon. Ss...s s.sss
Fran Fliippinerna Aguinaldo sages
frnkta for att blifva mordad AT gene-
raj Lnnas anhangare. General Luna
var en- af insurgenternas haste ledare,
men efter nederia0et yid Malohos.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-04-17
Dakota-nyheter.

StyrelScn for StatSun1verSltetet ! IN.
Dakota har beslutat att lata uppf0ra
ca ny byggnad f0rening med univer-
sitetet for en- kostnad az $4,000 Pla-
mem skall med Diet snaraste nppgoras,
So att arbetet kan pAborjas.
TilId6mGes $1,000. Mrs NJ Dineen
hade stamt staden Huron, s. D.. under
yrkande af 81, 900 skadeersattning for.
Diet hon fallit ooh skadat sig pa en-
bristfallig trottoar. DA m&let f0rekom
infor domaren Campbell. tilld0mde ju-
ryn mrs Dinesn den begarda summan.
Staden protesterar ooh amman vadja
till h6gsta domstolen.
Landkontoret Devils Lake, N. D.,
har pa senaste tiden gjort CODA afarer
pa grund af den starka invandringen
till vestra delen at staten. Under de
tv8 f0rsta veckorna af april manad sal-
des ofver 40, 900 acres land Bottineau,
Pierce och McHenry counties. Ikon-
tanta penningar intog kontoret pa
samma It'd 81, 800. En- mangd bref an
komma dagligen med forfraRningar, sd
att kontorspersonalen haft nog att
CORA for att besvara dem.
Titan f6da en- mAnad. Christ Birn-
baum Rapid City. s D., f0rlorade for
0fver en- manad sedan 1 kreatur af sin
hjord. Han sokte efter dem, men for
calves och trodde att djuren blifvit
stulna. En- dag fora veckan begaf sig
Birnbaum pa jagt, ooh patraffade do at
en- handelse sina forlorade kreatur
EFT 6fvergifvet hus. IRE Of dem stodo
upp men det tredje var d0dt Antagli-
gen hade djnren sokt skydd hnset.
hvars d0rr sedan blast igen. De stac
kars djnren hade varit utan foda och
vatten hela tiden.
En- ny jord5ruksindustri. En- allde-
les ny industri har 0ppnats i N. D..
Under atskilliga ar har F5renta Sta
ternas jordbruksdepar partement fcretagit
experimenter for att utr0na hvilken
region landet, som bast passar for od-
slandet af macaroni-hv Id6n var
att vacka intresse och atminsto one odla
sd mycket, som kunde fylla behofvet
har landet och forekomma inforsel.
Forsok ha gjorts pa experimentalfaltet
/ N. Dakota med det resultat, att She
iriff Olum L Ransom county fora
&ret besadde EFT stort falt med delta
hyete. Han sande en- vagnslast till
ett macaronifaktori 0stern, med
hyilksn sandning fabrikanten blef ss /
.forn6jd, att han saDde representant /
~
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-04-17


Stora fedrsrerler. FastiQhetsmak-.
Slaren George ". Thatcher i Dayton.
a.. har. enlict hyad dagtidningarne
veta beratta. f0rsnillat S29S, 900 fran
ett enda sterbhus.
H.,,, ,Lo,,, !. so,d.ter r,an.norts &.
caren Thomas aniande sondaQs till
San Francisco fran Manila. Den forde
10 forsta klassens passaeerare och
1914 soldater. tiilhorande % och 35
yolontarrecementena. 81
c4.a,,,..1s. 9
anoo ya1...,e : .. 80 . ~;
|slav comfy Ind oiorda { toradaOsz
streik orsa kan iii stra ;l.an a. att. da
81 knnnat nm ma nfvarana mad aoarna
om nrisat "a snra olkrnt us
:, 5s.l Y.
lorlnonaposie'n Sanno.. aoa' slo1.
.nona apo..ern .1eoiso :. ~ IS .annol wy
nio 0y' Sal.' . olsol .. .A
falIe var u Ar oam nal var an af NOR.
monkvr,rans n est 81, framsta taende man.
.,, -
3 = no''ls'on pa IeInyasei. iveins !,
pelsolsaR sam Manseotte sorsu.,Rs W
S.ueh oeAslon, =, 9 MI nor. ON s ueuio'
do Def soderut, paende tapats hafle pa
grund at missforstand kommit pa
oratt spar.
fiedrande utnamnlng. John Lind
mark. som varit f,restandare for post-
stationen S. BROOKLYN NJ. y. har blif.
Wit utnamd till superintendent yid
iernyagsposten med en- lon at 50 100 ON
aret Han har var;t anstald i nostyer-
kets tienst / o6 Ar
e. go. ;o.asL-.a q. L. e.aaar.,
hafva rasat ned for Italian Mountain i
Taylor PARK. 40 mil vester om Bnena
Vista Col hvarvid f,era menn;sIror
sHpas ha forlorat lifvet InHrhatan az
lberoet aro fiara ornf nfvor yid hvilka 400
nersoner varit anstaida nndar denna
winter. 3
800 :s, A''e taA' osasssuep pa .e ~. nel.es
nai .lu spansAa reser lnsen inielnna.
borpara framstaIda skadaarsattn;no, 8.
ansprak for fnrlnst af lif oei aoanllnm
nntiar nnnrorat "a Cnha Totolsnn,.
man nnpoar Ill, att halonn a Z; mir.
DIRE An ssl 600 0Oo - .s= & : s. -.
I, r.a.'s aMenuenent nedfos1aa..
iiasSs amendemenI LII Cuoas konstl-
tuslon Dle. s ireuags meo io roster
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-17
New YORK. Stock Letter.

Furnished by J. f. Gan. Commissions.
Grain. Provisions. Cotton ana Stocks Of
Correspondent Christie Grain and Stock
Co. Kansas City, NO
New York. Aug 1.-THE stock market
rising tide where a half dozen stocks or
so advance at a time while most of the
others react quickly. There was scarcely
a reaction yesterday amounting to
more striking. although the closing fig
ureS cut liberal fractions or every where.
Norfolk & Western was the first trader
of the market on buying, coming almost
entirely from the south.
The selling came principally from Lon
don. Local demand or supply did not fig
ure. The next leader was Copper, which
rose z12 points and lost half OF the gain.
Various reports of arran cement to pool
the price for output between the large
companies were in circulation, but were
thing under way on the inside is argued
from the sudden return from Newport
of the president of the National City
bank The early buying of the stock
no recognized connection. The buying at
116 and over was by brokers always cred
tied with handling Standard Oil business
There were occasional demonstrations OF
stocks, including Erie, Rea ding, Southern
Railway and Wabash The effect of the
two bad pieces of news occurring over
night was mild. Damages from the food
leans, apparently runs into the millions.
It's effect L. & N stock was limited
exactly to q of one point. The influence
of the added strength Of the AmalGa-
mated association was limited to I point
If the inside pool supported the Steel
sticks arbitrarily it was very inconspic-
thoroughly scattered, but they seemed to
be in unlimited numbers
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-17
BRENARD ON TRIAL.
City SpOtter Having Hearing on
Perjury Charge.

The perjury case of the state against
Brenard was given a hearing by Judge
McCabe of the city court today
This action was brought by George
Klauer through his attorney, Otis Hun
gate, who alleges that Brenard, a city
detective or spotter, gave false evidence
against Klauer in trial in police court
where Klauer was the asafendant and
charged with maintaining nuisance
Police Judge Lindsay and Mrs Ed
gene Wolff, stenogra pher of the police
court were state witnesses The testi-
mony of Mrs. Wolff showed that Bren-
ard had testified under oath that he
had seen Geo. Klauer converse with a
drayman named Dick Casparson on
July p, and suspecting him of ordering
Der, had followed the drayman and la
ter on the same day, seen him deliver
two cases of beer at Klauer's establish
ment.
Klauer then took the stand and an
examination similar to that of the wit
nesses in the ice trust" case followed.
Hungate when under crOss-examina-
ton, that he should answer no question
which would lay him liable to crinai-
nal prosecution.
Under the examination of Mr.. Hun
gate, Klauer swore that he was not in
Topeka at the date of the alleged
transaction, but in Davenport, Iowa,
from the 18th to the 30th of July
Brenard's attorney, a. L. Stebbins,
contended that as Klauer was the pros
ecuting witness he should be compelled
by the court to answer all questions
pertaining to the case, but the court
held that he could refuse to answer in
eliminating questions.
Klauer's testimony was clear enough
in regard to his absence at the date in
question, but was rather hazy during
cross examination.
He didn't know anything about the
business carried on at his place, drank
most of the beer kept there himself
and didn't know what became of the
rest. Casparson, the drayman, was
subpoenaed by both sides. but neither
put him on the stand. The entire case
rambled away from the subject under
ard was guilty of perjury.
The case was continued until p. m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-17

New York, Aug. 17.-Wan Street-stoclSs
We're weak at the outset on a. renewal of
yesterdays selling, but trading was quiet.
st. Paul and Union Pacific We're the
weakest issues. losing point, but Atchi-
son and the coalers were down large frac-
lions. The United States Steel stocks
opened quiet, but under pressure. the COM
mon yielding y point and the preferred q
point.
There was more general selling Of the
list. bears Offering stocks down on expec-
tation of an unfavorable bank statement.
Rock Island dropped points on one sale
and Sugar Brooklyn Transit. COnsoli-
dated Gas, Atchison preferred, Canadian
Pacific, Pennsylvania and Manhattan lost
from 1 to 13s points. The United States
Steel stocks extended their losses slightly
which contributed to the heaviness OF the
general market
Trading was very inactive pending the
publication of the bank statement. The
report shows a loss in surplus reserves
and cash and bears forced the market
lower. with Sugar. Amalgamated Copper.
Union Pacific, st. Paul and Atchison most
affected. The United States Steel stocks
touching 9115. The closing was weak.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-17
TODAY's MARKET REPORT.

Chicago, Aug 7.-WHEAT-Wheat was
rather nervous early today owing to the
We're firm. Bromhan estimated a reduc-
ton of 50. 100000 bushels in the European
125. 900. 900 bushels compared with 1899 A
French cable came IN more pessimistic
that France would have to import 100 Co.,
900 bushels On the other hand the Italian
crop was said to be faring prosperously
and the weather in the Daxotas and Min
nesota was reported favorable for har-
vesting. September wheat opened &c
higher to unchanged, at 72d72Mc- Long
stuff thrown into the pit was poorly cared
hc whe ere It sfeadied ana r sasdd to
71ssc Local receipts We're 1S6 cars-17 of
Duluth reported 291 cars against a total
for the three points of 416 cars last week
The ~ market ruled dun dun and easy the re-
mainder of the session, the prospect of
in Mondays statement having a depress-
ing effect September later declined to
7114c and closed at that figure, sc under
yesterday.
COR. September corr opened un-
594c, and then on local selling dropped
back to 5S1lc. At this decline the demand
up and the market rallied to 591sc. Re
ceipts We're 146 cars Gables and poor
The close was easy. September &c down
sympathy with corn September opened
unchanged, at $3.50, sold to 36c. and then
reacted TO 3O34c. receipts were 20 cars
STONS-Provision prices were
sustained by buying of nearby deliveries
Of packers in sympathy with corn jan
uary pork opened Sc lower, at SIS. 40, and
sold to $15 IS; January lard and January
ribs opened unchanged. the former at
$S.S15 and the latter at $7.95.
WHEAT-CaSh. No. red, 71SQ12c, No
71Ac; No. hard winter, 71d7112c; No. 1
northern spring. 7212dT41zc; No. north
ern spring 7115N7315c; No. 3 spring, 69IJ72c
CORN-No. 2, 5eGi591hc; No. 3, 5S15m59c
OATS-No. 2 3615037c; No g. 36GL3615c
RYE-September, 5S1zQ59c; December.
615sc
LEY-Cash. 4S6I63c.
TINdoTHY September s5.25; October.
SIS.
F'LAxZCash: Northwestern. s1.64: No.
l. $162; September. $1.57-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-17
Chicago Live stock Markat

Chicago. Aug. 17-CATTLE-Receip
200 head. Market nominally steady. Good
50. 1902 stockers and feeders, 50. 1904. 70;
cows, $2.50d4. 35: heifers. s.. 50a5.25; can
ners, $1.40d2-50; bulls, $2.25d3 Is. calves.
S. 25q5.75; Texas fed steers, IS. 40Q5-0e };
western steers "a. 009T50o
HOGS-Receipts today. 1900 head; esti-
mated Monday, 80. 600 head; left over. a.
125 head. Market easy Top, S6-171z:
mixed and butchers. $5.5006.15; good TO
choice heavy, S.. 50Q61715; rough heavy,
$5.45Q5.55; light, S5.4545.95; bulk of sales,
S.. 10000.
SHEEP Receipts, 1000 head. Sheep
steady. Good to choice wethers So. 40l5
400; fair to choice mixed, 50 -00d3. so; west
ern sheep, SO. 2504.00; native lambs, S. 00Q
5 80: western lambs, $4.O005.25-
Official receipts and shipments for yes
terday
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Receipts 2,5l1 1851 10 leb
Shipments -...-. .-..-. 3,S49 2,2S7 1852
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-17

even let him buy a cup OF coffee When
Officer MeElroy took him in charge
near Tenth on Kansas avenue, he turn
ed his attention and abuse on that Off
cial, and q dark blue streak of profan-
ity and bad epitaphs were scattered
along the route to headquarters When
searched, he was found to possess
pocketbook stuffed with rags. a. few
cents in money and a small badge
bearing the inscription, L Fairholm.
constable, Oskaloosa-" An officer said
he knew of several FairhOIm's at Oska-
loosa, and thinks that this man is not
one of them. although he said that his
name was Ike Fairholm. He was
booked as insane.
G. w Newman, a blacksmith at 922
Kansas avenue, was arrested Friday
evening by Officer Pavey for failing to
enter second hand goods on the police
books. Tt is said that Newman is in
the habit Of purchasing old buggies and
repainting them. This would leave an
opening for stolen property to be dis
posed of. which is in violation of an or
dinance to the effect that the purchase
or paWning of any second hand goods
must be reported to the police within "a
hours
Charles Lawson was gathered into
the magic circle about 5 o'clock Friday
evening His key party at the old
broken UP by some bold. bad police
men. Later in the evening Mr.. Frank
Raynor. also a mem Der of the North
Side club" doomed up at the holdover
with a hat full of cash. which he said
would guarantee the safe return of
Mr.. Lawson whenever Mr.. Urmy re-
quested his presence
The white horse brigade" is once
more gathering into barracks at Fort
Stahl. John Wood led the procession
Of unfortunates Friday night He was
in a state of total collapse when loaded
into the hearse at the Santa Fe depot
He was followed a short time later by
Charley Kaney, another member of the
brigade These boys get out of jail
about once a month. swearing that they
Will never see the inside again, and go
to work. fully resolved to eschew the
villainous gray mule mixture manu-
featured by the local druggists Ere
long they are overcome by their long
ing for the scorching beverage and
wake up behind the grated portal
Mr.. BevelIe. the bicycle specialist,
continues to get in his work. regardless
of weather or circumstances. Not a
day passes but the grim destroyer Of