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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-01-30

rules were suspended. ordinances placed
on its passage and adopted by sections.
Final vote on adoption ~ ordinance az a
whole Yeas. Blakernsn. Barton. Caa-
we'll Dawson. Dewey. Pazkha~t. scheu
ard Van Duyn
An ordinance making appropriation Tor
miscellaneous purpoaea was read on mo-
tion rules were suspeuded. ordinance
placed on its passage and saorfed ~ aec-
ti7rs. Fins vote on adoytan ~ ords-
nance as whole. Yeas Hak~msr.
Burtou. caaaeIi. Dawson ueveg. Park
hurst. schel and Van DuTa
On motion bids for reuogiag trees from
che steinbstnel property on Little River,
were opened
Bids were ne follows.
laird & Co. ts5 %
J 81 Koontz sfe 05
o. volz. 8 500
r = Warmer - CO. go = cuf and ~
move. t52soo c1t ard gru3. fE s.. cgL
grub and clean
Parkburst moved thar eanfract -
awarded t. Laird r. Ce Meua foat
on motion eify attorney Hae Instructed
fq draw - advertisement for a.fa for
removal ~ timber from the sfeirDoohef
property and that BIDS ~ received sasi1
~ next rsssiar mssffsg
on Motion. ceaara adjourned
F1NLAY ROSS sfarof
Attest AMOS A CE.ffse Ctlr rferE
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bEPRESENTATIVE SAT,rs



F. +. Staley of Rose Hill was early on
the market with two car oads Of extra
heavy hogs ,Cne of them, carl OF watch
pushed the scale beam up II the "a
notch, taking the 500 top price. The
other load uas also heavy and Of good
stock and sold at a ponl % low the TOP
mark
Steiner & Blair. one Of the most regu-
lar and wei timed shipping firms who
consien to this market we're late arriv-
ais from Lyons kan, with car OF
heavy hogs OF very good grade and they
sold as stiff bulk price a good sale.
Ridge * Berry of Pond Creek early
sod a car load of just fair hogs at a
Gerry strong sale considering an condi-
tions They were medium light ia
Weieht bat brought sim bulk price.
johnson a. Hanna of Enid were carly
sellers Of a car OF heavy hoes at "a GOOD
buik price
Henry stmkircbner of Newton was
among the shippers yesterday and b, has
shipped to this market Tor MANY wears
and always has the best hocs his section
can produce His hogs yesterday were
plump oR the $40 pound mark average
ana sold an good bulk feures
Pat Mckinley Of Freeport was IN Der
son az she yards wiki q CONSIGNMENT Il
hogs ana catae Both sold out annd AT
satisfactory prices 20 afr Mckinney. who
s. now "a weekly contributor OF stock q
this marzes and is always welcome.
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CITY IN B 2i:E.

The rear of the steffin building on Man
is being repaired.
The cornice for the Throckmorton bu1d-
ing 81 in place. 1t is great improve
ment.
Mrs. Frank Maddux of Lincoln. Neb., Is
the guest Of Mrs. f. P. Downing and
family
The door at the west entrance to the
city building is the hardest one to open
in town.
A change in the hours Of he telephone
operators at the local station is to be
made this week
The change in the weather last night
made people believe that Wichita would
really have some winter.
The property at 52s South Water street
has been sold to NJ Krailsheimer for an
investment The consias alton was $50
The first death in the Mutual Burial
association, recently started in this city,
was that of Mrs. Matilda Ebey. yeste--
day morning.
The usual number Of police characters
managed to break into the city Jail last
night to get away from the chill cf the
change in temperature.
The patrol wagon was called down TO
Harry street last night for a drunk Peo-
pie down that way had the Impression
that It was something very serious.
Mr.. W r. Dulaney. superintendent Of
the Union stock yards was taken home
yesterday from the yards very sick. and
is now confined to his home on West
Third street.
Charles Battean was found guilty Of
having robbed Douglas avenue second
hand store Of a bolt Of cloth and was
fined SO and the costs Of prosecution by
Judge Kirk il the city court
Rev. Frank y Lynch Of the First N.
f. church. VIII hold a special meeting for
men IN the lecture room Of the churcl al
7.20 tonight This is a feature Of the re-
vival meeting now in progress at that
church.
V. / Haycroft yesterday purchased four
lots in Ford's addition oa SAta Main
street near Lincoln, from John schmi5t
The sale was made through Br3wa e
8Ir Haycroft VII erect
residence or his new acquisition tnis
spring
Mr.. Chas. y. Darr,srand. superiatsa-
dent of the Jacob Doll Packing eompaay.
IS confined 70 his home with s=-lous
afaiction with bis ewes Wlile i9ok=rg
ever the work ia progress ~ The aew
house a gust OF aind blsx
cloud II lime dust into his eyes nhich
resulted il iniuring the Eds ano inFau-
nE them very badly.
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among the last to get in with car load
of stock cattle
johnson & Hanna Of Enid were late
arrivals with q car Of fine stockers.
which will sell this morning.
The daily comparisons were as follows:
Yesterday: Top, $50; bulk of sales. $50
SHY; average weight, go. For the day
previous: Tops, $5.171s; bulk S5.05G5. .21z;
average weight 257. For the same day
erage weight 240.
The sellers of cattle yesterday on the
open market were as follows: 7. GTtf-
nth of Belle PLANE; Connor & Humphrey
of Kingfsher: Pat Mckinley Of FTeeport;
Pat Gould Of Wichita and A. B. Crock
er. The largest purchasers of the sew
eral grades of cattle were as 70 lows:
The Jacob Dold Packing company of
prime fat butcher steers and good fat
COWS and heifers; Robbins & Alexander,
Wichita; c. G. Hand.ey, Wichita, and Z.
W. Robson of Towsnda. The latter
was heavy buyer Of stockers and MS
string yesterday counted ont over one
hundred head. All this season Mr.. Rob
ison has been on the market and he has
already sent out to his ranch a large
run Of the best stockers that could be
bought on this market and he is not done
yat
Robbins e Alexander kept up their gait
as large buyers Of all kinds Of cattle
stock yesterday. This firm are on the
market for anything that comes in and
are paying the best prices for It. Bulls,
Gamers, anything in the shape Of cattle
will meet their attention and their pur-
chases the past few weeks have been
vry heavy.
Rube Anderson Of Wellington was at
the yards yesterday with a car load Of
hogs which weighed UP heavies.
VIII Johnson of Attica, was an arrival
late in the night with two car OF hogs.
Every day finds larger list of enthus-
lasts who intend to take advantage Of
the opportunity to attend the Oklahoma
Live Stock association meeting at Wood
ward. to be held between the 18th and
the 1lth OF February. Never yet has it
been said that Wichita failed Of a splen-
did representation at these important
stock meetings, and this year the several
interests propose to treble their repre-
and likewise their influence.
Already a large number have placed
their names on the list and more will
come later
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OFFICIAL
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Wichita. Kan, Jan. e. 1901.
7 Of1cial proceedings Of city council OF
January IA, 1901, approved January 2s.
1901.
Council met in regular session. Mayor
Ross in the chair. All councilnen pres
ent except Davidson HiI Lulng and
Sutton.
Minutes Of last regular and adjourned
sessions were read. Amended TO read
that chief Of police hold forfeit for SIX
months before selling instead Of "a reason
able time; also that electric lights be
turned on in park April /. instead Of
March T. Minutes approved.
On recommendation Of Dewey of fnsn-
cial committee council concurred in max
ing following recommendations to county
commissioners for tax compromises:
w J. Babb. lot -. Court street original
town. amount fat tax. sz11ss. amount &C
cepted Ss17.a.
II c. McComas. lots IS and Is. Law
renee avenue. Stanley & McPhersgn's
addition: amount fat tax. s3157: amount
acce9ted. S057.
Mary a. Blase, lot q. Wichita street.
original town. amount fat TAX. fs03;
amount accepted. S6.99
-. a.. - -
:. $50
,s---,-,- .....-..
IFodson & StanceT's addition. amount fat
tax. sa1s. amount accepted. ssls
~ g Cc96e. let r. Zimmeriy addition
amount fat tax. 1as.ss amount accepted
ssss
- -.--.s ..s-.,..-- - -. 80
=, - -. -1-1.'-. - e-.-..s ,,s
~, 80 -.
----,,.---.- -...-s..-.. -. 60
.-s -. =,
, :. s.-.- g..
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WOOL sIAEKEr.

Boston. Jan. 29-Ths wool market here
continues quiet with prices practically
quiet The sales have been to manu-
facturers, who require the wool for i'm
mediate use and only TO fill present 6e-
mands. There seems 10 be no pros spect
at present for a higher market. Terri
tory wools continue to head the list in
sales. Following are quotations for
leading descriptions:
Territory wool. secured Montana
ana Wyomiug fine medium and fine 150
l6c; secured, 460f7c; staple, 4SQ50c
Utah fine medium and fine, 15dl6c:
secured, 46047c; staple, 4SQ50c
Idaho. fine medium and fine. 1raG15c.
secured, 46F47c; staple. 4SG50c
Australian woods, secured basis. spot
prices.
Combining. superfne, 7Sa75c; coed s79
7oc. average, 6lQ67c.
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west corner No 1l5 Market. Hyde & Fer
relrs addition amount fat tax, Si5l 5S.
amount accepted. 500
J. r. Lock beginning a. northwest cor
ner City park. thence south 6sis feet east
1s2 feet. north 5s'4 feet. west 10 feet -
beginning. amount fat tax. Sos; amount
acceoted. S7os
Councilman Casweil moved that the
Wichita Marble company be permitted 10
erect a brick front. l-on clad building az
No 223 North Main street Carried
Councilman Burton moved that sanitary
police have tents at pest house hoored
and new detention tent be purchased.
Carried
Councilman Burton moved that street
commissioner drive four or i've piies IN
creek ~ Lulu avenue 20 prevent further
washing out az the street Carried
Councilman Casw-eu moved that street
commissioner repair walk On front ~ A
o T. ". han oa South Main street. 80
action.
Councilman Dewey moved that taxes
be reoated on lots s. 6. Z ana e. IN Santa
Fe addition. belonging fo the culver EIe-
vator company Carried
CasweiI moved that the street commits
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va
NA11 mae -
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OOrF0N,

New York, Jan. 29.-Cotton: On the
first call the feeling was steady with the
general list unchanged to points higher
while January, after opening at an ad-
vance of 20 points scored an additional
bulge of 40 points on the initial cali
Soon afterward jump to 11.75 occurred.
but later there was a reaction to 11sO
under profit taking by local longs. BY
noon another squirt of covering had ad-
vanced that option to 1875 around which
it clung until the last hour The late
months were lstiess and stick tenacious
ly to about the closing figures of yes
terday. AT the close the local market
was barely steady. with prices net so
points higher on January and 2 points
higher to z points lower on other months.
Cotton futures steady: January SLIPS;
to Sll65: February. $s.43: March s1S5;
April ss-9i; June 1926; July. 1925; Aug
ust SS92; September $50; October SSH
New Orleans. Jan. 29.-Cotton: Steady:
middling 7-lGc
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New Yor. rqorer vnr.ket-

New York. Jan 29-NIoney on call
nominally at 2 per cent; prime mercan-
tile paper Sih64iI per cent. Sterling ex-
change steady with actual business in
bankers bills at $4S7ss for demand hnd
at $4.S4d4S41s for sixty days. Posted
rates $4@AG4S5 and slsS1k. Commercial
bills s4S3itG4S2si Silver certificates.
631R065c. Bar silver size Mexican dol
lars, 4sc
Government bonds. strong. Refunding
2s, registered 1h5as; coupon 105ss 3s reg
istered III: coupon 11e34: new A. register
ed 137; coupon l3S; old 4s. registered 1875.
coupon 1872; IS. registered 1io4; coupon
u1M
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Days GRAIN MARKET.
May Closed ~ Cent Higher
on Steady Cables.
CORN CLOSED ~ DOWN
Oats l-8 Lower and Provis-
ions a Nickie Higher.

Chicago, Jan. cs-steady cables and
higher receipts came 10 the support Of
wheat today. May closing as0l5c higher
Corn closed 1s@14c and oats &c lower
Provisions at the close were unchanged.
The wheat market was kept alive for
the most part by scalpers. and although
the volume of trade was rather small.
the tone was frmer under the influence
of smaller receipts. South cables in the
face of the decline here yesterday ana
reports of a stronger cash situation. May
wheat opened &c higher at 76@s to 76zc
and sold early at 761sc. Moderate com
mission house buying some of il ALLEGED
10 be for Wall Street and covering by
shorts resulted in a gradual recovery TO
f5tsc The close was firm, May 9sl71bc
nlgher at 1850. Moderate primary re-
celpts and report of two loads sold
mere Tor export helped the market dur
ing the latter half of the session. aut
shorts gave the best support through
out, having sold rather freely yesterday
Seaboard clearances in wheat and flour
were equal to 222,6g9 bushelps. Primary
receipts aggregated S9S 90 bushels com
pared with $4,000 bushels last year. Min
neapolis and Duluth reported $50 cars
against BOB last week and 2e4 a year ago
Local receipts were 81 cars, six of ron
tract
Corn was quiet and rather heavy. The
excellent weather for the movement to-
gether with less urgent cash demand
led to selling by longs and others. among
them provisions people who have inter-
ested themselves in the corn market.
The market recovered a bit insympathv
with the wheat frmness, but the closing
was without independent strength. Nav
sold between 29l4 403S7sc and closed IkGIlc
lower at 39d391sc. Receipts were 500 cars
Oats were faily active within a narrow
range, and while the price ca ed off a
shade with corn, the undertone was firm
IN sympathy with the strength Of the
cash situation. May sold between .97GD
293sc, and 251z d253sc and closed 1sc lower
at 251sd2514c. Receipts were 914 cars
Provisions were firm because hog re-
ceipts were 5000 head under the estimate
The volume of trade was small. NAV
pork sold between s14 221s and s14.1O and
closed unchanged at S41O Nav lard
between 81 s. and s752l5. closing a shade
up at sz52i2 and May ribs between s715
and S07130710 with the close 21505c
higher at $7.O715d71O
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Vbea+
. cars; corn 2S0 cars; oats 100 cars. hos
80. 900 head
GRAIN AND PRoDOCE MARKET
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The WEATHER.


Wichita. Kan. Jan. p. 1901
During the past - hours the highest
temperature has been -, the lowest 3D.
a range Of Is. and the mean IS, which is
8 degrees warmer than the normal with
cloudy weather fresh 20 high north wind
low barometer in IN morning 80 inches
followed by rapid rise in pressure in
the afternoon, S0oS inches at night
= far tins month the temperature has
been 8 degrees daily warmer than nor
NAL. Last year Ter the same period Il
Vas a little below the normal
FRED I. JOHNSON. Observes.
Washington. Jan S.-Forecast for kan
sas; Fair. colder Wednesday; north
westerly winds; Thursday. fair
For Oklahoma ard Indian Territory.
Fair, colder Wednesday; noriherly winds.
Ihureday fair
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-01-30
COFFEE MAY BE TAXED
Joint Resolution Asks Congress TO
Levy Tariff

San Juan Porto Rico, Jan. ga joint
resolution was introduced in the house
today and adopted praying the United
States congress to pass legislation levy
ing tax on coffee entering the United
States from all countries except Porto
Rico. thus protecting the product of the
Island. 1t is understood that Governor
Allen is in sympathy with the resolution.
An important mass meeting Of planters
and merchants has been planned for
February 2. in San Juan for the purpose
of petitioning Governor Allen not to
sign the Hollander revenue bill, passed
last Saturday. In the event that this
petition should be unsuccessful a commit
tee viii go to Washington to petition
not to approve the Measure. All
the indications point to a large attend
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-01-30
NEW YORK


Lincoln banquet which IS 70 be held here
on Lineolu's birthday, has been given
ont: William :. Bryan. Lincoln. John
2. Altgeid. ''Jacksans; Charles A Towre
~Lincoln". Senafor-Elect Carmack Ten
nesseel. Jefferson 20 Lincoln" Senator
Pettgrew, Lincoln Down % Hanna (;
Representative De Almond fNissour)
Our Government should Be Controlled
BY the Ballot 30 and Not By the Nus
ket.n
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-01-30

committee - the St Louis exposition has
postponed aHal action upon 1he hsA 90 ap-
praprtsEe S5.fssa.ai7 fsr the axrasf7u unai
FRIDAY. by walch time il S az8scte3 that
the secretary o. the trssslry wi hzFa
been abe &c certify officially - TIE fscs
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D,.t GOOD, aAaNEr3

New York Jan. 29.-Dry goods: The big
advance in cotton has checked attempts
TO do business in staple cottons for for
ward deliveries Buyers confning at
tention 10 spot goods in which about
an average doing at previous prices
Prints in fair demand. ginghsms quiet.
Print cloths quiet and unchanged.
American woolen company opened heavy
with eight staple suitings about twenty
per cent lower than year ago. Good
business done.
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sscrmany lent borrowing Trouble

Berlin. jan 29.-The German govern
ment continues 20 pay no attention 10 the
Venezuelan affair The Gegnlan second
class cruiser Yluetta- now in West IN
dian waters, viii not 50 10 Venesue.a a ur-
I'd March
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Cash OT0TATTOVS

DtoI qUUIAIIUNS.
Cash quotations were as 70 lows:
Four-Steady
Wheat-No. ? spring 7407sc; No. 3
spring s5Q74c; No, red 76l2c.
Oats-No. ?, 24l1QAc. No. white 24l4
G2rzc
Rye-No. Q 4915c.
Barley-Good feeding. 96ds0c
Elaxseed-No. !, N.74; Northwestern,
Prime timothy seed si5.
Mess pork per barrel 1880
Lard per 100 pounds S742ls Il II 4
Short ribs sides Ooose) SS.77l5-
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coMIN1 L0cA- EVENTS.

Mrs Larimsr's s1u8io IS now n TIE
SadgR1ck Husic bah
The Wednesday Cooking elub zI n1set
wita Mrs. Nevlns this afternoon.
The officers and reception ns enter
tainment committees y Ivy Leaf Chapter
Ne 9 z s, wiA meet soaigat A.
Regular meeting os Ellzassth ssksh
lodge tats evenlng oVrk ia ne d=.ee
Every member e. the stat S seg,lessed
e. - present
TIE Ladies AS socssy = tAa F4z-
Presbyterian church vii meet u.Sa sgrs
e. r Lehman. is57 North -aurenca ave.
nae Wednesday at ~
chicken ple supper VII - seTvea
"Wednesday evsnlag, Jsuusrs s. ~ fhe
huieaTer Presag gter.an clurch- csraer o.
r ghtee1th aal Market suDaer Vii D.
served any tlaas after oclee-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-01-30

that the CITIZENS of ST. Louis have raised
the 100000 which was to be a condition
precedent to the appropriation of the
$, ,e00,0o9 by congress.
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On the Produce Exchange. today, the
market closed as follows:
Butter-Inactive; creamery 14G2oc dairy
ul5d1Sc.
Chicago, Jan. 2s.-Cash wheat; No. 2
red 76Q7slkc; no. 3 73a75lkc; No. 2 hard
winter 72i26Eisc; No. 3 hard winter 70tk0
72izc; No. > northern spring TG761zc; No
northern spring 74Q76c; No. spring,
esd74c.
Corn-No. 2, 87Ec; No. a7sc.
Oats-No. >. 9ps0@sc; No. 2 244Ql5o.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Jan 2a-Wheat, Nav ss%
Cash: No. hard 6Sl4669c: No. 8 6606Sc;
No. 2 red rec: No 8, 67iac
Corn-NIay 967sc; cash: No, mixed,
S5isc; No white 5siac. No. 3, S61lc
Oats-No white, 26iac.
Rye-No. . 4Siac-
Hay-Choice timothy slo5oa11oo; prai-
ne Ss.090S50
Butter-Creamery 17a2oc; dairy. fancy,
Ire.
Eggs-Fresh. 15izc.
NEW YORK
New York, Jan. -Butter-Receipts
2.555 packages; steady; creamery 1f012c;
June creamery 15de0c: factory 1ldlic
Receipts S,766 packages; firm
Fancy large fan made 1ll4 usz6c. fancy
small fan made 11&d12c.
Eggs-Receipts 12-5g7 packages; firm at
the decline Western at mark - 1-el.c.
southern al mark 17i1G1Sizc
Sugar-Raw. quiet, refined quiet.
Coffee-Dul}. No. :, Rio &C.
oiaSses-Steady.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-01-30
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET,
Open. I fIig6- ! Low / CIose-

CHICAGO.
chicago, Jan. 2s.-The leading futures
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-12-20
STATE PRESS.

And yet two old antiQuarians. diScov-
cred by Crowningshield. have signed Il
paper which would put a stain upon
Schley's name if anybody took it seri-
ously. Happily the American people
are writing history, and will erase every
line of the inspired slur upon Schley's
name contained in the report. All hon.
or to Admiral George Dewey-Ameri-
cas- greatest naval officer-who has. the
courage to do a great brother officer
justice in the face of the most compact
organization of conspirators who have
moved heaven and earth to destroy
Schley.-Raleigh News and Observer.
With genuine amazement, mingled
with a deep disgust, American people
dav receive the finding of the Schley
today receive the finding of the Schley
court found twelve counts against the
Admiral. They declared him guilty of
Injustice to Hodgson. of vacillation. Of
dilatoriness and of lack of enterprise:
but. even in their prejudice. they were
forced to admit that he was a man. in
battle courageous. and. by his own ex-
ample. inspiring courage in those about
him. Even in the blindness of their
p~rejudicial folly they did not are TO
cast an iota of a reflection upon the
personal bearing of the man whom they
they and their fellow conspirators OF
the ~navv-have ATTEMPTED to drag down
with them into the maelstrom OF ma
tional contempt. However.
there is a deal Of qualification in the
knowledge that Admiral Dewey was no
party to this last puerile, public airing
of naval putrescence. In his dissenting
opinion the hero of Manila defends the
every movement of Schley. and casts
about his entire conduct. before and
during the battle of Santiago. the halo
or appreciated honor and devotion to
duty.-Charlotte News.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-12-20

Boston. December 16.-It was an
nounced here today that the Rev. DR..
L G. Broughton, pastor of the Baptist
tabernacle. Atlanta, Ca, is being
strongly urged to become pastor Of
fremont temple, this city, the pulpit OF
which was vacated recently by the Rev.
DR.. George c. Lo-imer's removal to
New York. The Clarendon Street Bap-
fist church. of this city. has also made
overtures to DR.. Broughton. 1t is un-
derstood that DR.. Broughton is consid-
ering both propositions.
Rev. L. G. Brighton, OF Atlanta. Ga,
who preached at fremont temple yes
terday is under the care of two physi-
clans at his hotel on account OF injuries
sustained yesterday while he was at
tempting to board a moving street car.
Ignorant of the extent OF the injury,
he afterward preached in the afternoon
and h evening. During the night the
doctors were called. No serious result
is anticipated.