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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National LEAGUE Standing.

PITTSBURG. s; ST. LOUIS. =
Pittsburg. Aug 6-Pittsburg had Har-
per scared up and had the game not
been called at the end Of the seventh
inning the home team gave promise ~
eeualiug ST. Louis score Of yesterday.
Attendance. 300. score r II y
Pirtsburg .............-.e9 o3120-S SO j
s.. Louis .............-..0 r. o @ o. 2
Batteries-Tannehiu and Teager; Har-
per and Ryan
CHICAGO. s: CINCINNATI. ?
Cincinnati. Aug. 6.-Waddeli was Il his
best today and struck ont II OF the locals
He was never In danger. for Stiuael did
not puzzle the Chicago team when they
got men On bases. Attendance. LOO
score. RHE
Cincinnati ...........O01 0O00i0-2
Chicago 02610-s /
Batteries-StimmeI and Bergen; Wad-
doll ard Kahoe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-07
VIBRATIONS PARTLY THE CAUSE
Great 81. PauTs Cathedral Gradually
Topping.

London. Aug. 6.-Somers Clark. the ar
chitect in charge OF 81. PaUTs cathedral,
writes 10 the Times;
The immense weight resting upon the
eight piers holding the dome UP has caus-
ID the foundation under the dome 20 set
tie more than elsewhere. The settlement
thus caused has broken the eight arches
end the windows Of the clsrestory over
them in the nave Of the choir and the
north and south Transcripts. wher they
abutt on the dome piers in the same
way.
The very great weight on the western
towers has caused them 70 sink, and in
sinking they have cracked the west front
vertically though the great door, the
window above and the valued ceiling Of
the portico. They have also cracked
the wall OF the chapel TO the east.
Mr. Clark. after mentioning the IN
equal distribution Of weight as cause
Of settlement. expresses the opinion that
the two underground railways and the
large sewers have affected the founda-
tons He lays particular stress upon the
vibrations resulting from the passing
trains
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-07
FSrNTATIVF SALES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.


There was force OF men at work at
the Dold plant yesterday building new
blacksmith shop There were also men
wheeling out the debris from the burned
hacking house and filing W the low
around north OF where the packing house
stood.
IN. people AZ the John Cudahy COM
rany packing house are rushed with or
sere. and the sausage and boiled ham &c
ra-tuents are working overtime 10 Ill
orders The rush Of people 10 oklanon1a
has made q wonderful demand Tor these
products Cudahv's brands 81 meat are
coming into great favor and already there
IS talk that the Cudahy plant viii nave
70 be enlarged next year II order ID sup
-lv the demand for its products.
7-77 operator at the Union stock yarcs
is cong 10 take the provision and grain
markets and post them on the bulletin
hoard in the scale house for the benert or
the commission men, shippers ana ous-
some peo0le VIII not be able TO see
that the grain markets can nave any
ir.tlrerce on the hog market. but some OF
the brvers claim that there IS q sympathy
-f,a. extends 20 alt or course, the pro
-.fss.,- --arlzrts have all 70 DO with the
price Of live hogs and the buyers tor tne
----i-s-e houses keep posted on all the
-sqrzes il the prices for provisions
l-.s---a Sf4es-er. of Latham was on the
-,--s-e- Yesterday with two car loads or
ra-s ana car q butchers heifers. He
vra7r away well pleased with the way he
z4s---- S--i--zlrch-er CT Newton. Joe
t-f~E If Ilfrenaa. and 5. Il. Elliot, OF
yt-.,-s-s. were among the vel known
and popular shippers who had hoss on
the market yesterday
The people about the stock yarcs eS-
reec 10 hear THE result Il the Dota meet
ing X Buffalo In tomorrow night II
-ss Dolds determine GO rebuild there Will
= : f9- ti--s in Che old Town Up about
tre stock Yards
S--i-er * Blalr. OF Nickerson. and
r-sr q Proast. ~ BluG CITY. were amons
No. lsre shippers Yesterday
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Cattle.

The cattle market here yesterday was
steady and the demand for good butch
ers' cows and heifers is sufficient to take
all Of that kind Of stuff offered. The in
dications at the yards sre that farmers
have partly recovered from the drouth
scare and are not selling their cattle for
what everybody sees fit 10 bid. Cattle
are still cheap and people who want 70
stock ranches probably never had bet
ter opportunity to get good native cat
tie At such advantageous figures as now.
Cudahy is increasing his cattle killing
right along and there is not much proba-
butv that good, fat cows and heiters
VIII fail 10 bring q fair price on this mar
L1et for some time TO come.
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DAYS GRAIN MARKET
Weakness Was Influence in
Wheat Pr.
GRAINS CLOSED LOWER
Corn Showed Narrow Flutter-
ing of Prices.
GRAINS CLOSED LOWER

Chicago. Aug. 6.-Weakness IN corn and
weaker export situation weakened
wheat today. and September closed "a
sc depressed. Provisions at the close
showed decline OF 1oG21sc 10 &c
While the Liverpool market showed
some advance it was disappointing when
compared 10 the bulge in wheat here yes
terday. IN addition it was believed that
the recent heavy movement 70 the other
side would show q decrease when the
seaports were heard from. These consid-
erations in a restricted market had their
natural effect al the beginning OF bus-
mess. September opening : to &c under
yesterday. at 702s 10 701zc. On covering
small line OF short wheat the price was
run up 20 7ossc within five minutes OF the
opening. For some time thereafter the
tone was weak. sympathy with corn and
the heavy receipts being depressing fac
tors. Selling was on an extremely mod
crate scale, but prices did not steady till
September was quoted az csc. A sharp
rally 10 707sc followed reports OF heavy
export sales; but the absence OF confirm
alton OF these reports resulted in equally
sharp decline 70 roc, and the close found
the market weak. September 1aI5sc under
was given the tidings from the northwest
where IL was said the weather had
wrought some damage. II was claimed
that in some sections where > bushels
per acre had been expected from s TO Is
bushels only would be threshed out. Ex
porters reported . loads taken. Seaboard
cIearances in wheat and -four were equal
10 $4,000 bushels. while primary receipts
were s01, 600 bushels, compared with s26 geo
bushels last year. Local receipts were
543 cars, 161 Of contract grade. Mime
apolis and Duluth reported 81 cars,
against 108 last week and 20 a year ago.
Bradstreet's world visible showed an
increase Of 1,273.o00 bushels.
Nervousness caused a rather narrow
7uttering OF prices in the corn market,
but while messages from the west were
OF the usual gloomy tenor the general
feeling that ali drouth damages had been
literally discounted was the ruling factor
in the market The volume OF trade was
comparatively small. 4 consideration ten
ding to weaken the hands Of the holders
whose markins were being thinred- When
wheat turned easier the corn market
took the cue with such readiness that Il
was soon influencing the former market
September sold between Sos and she,
and closed &c under yesterday at 56ssc.
Receipts were 253 cars.
With purely local conditions govern
ing sentiment the oats market ruled dull
and narrow. The corn weakness was OF
course. influential, but there was suffi-
cient local support on the breaks 10 hold
prices comparatively steady September
sold between 80 and 54lzc and closed &c
lower at 1850. Receipts were 1l3 cars.
Provisions for September delivery ruled
dun and easy n sympathy with lower
hog prices and also with corn Pork
closed 20c lower at s13.9Tis; lard 12l2c
down at s 621k. and ribs 1eQL1zc de-
pressed. az $7.s0d7.s27.
Estimated receipts rOmOTTOw: Wheat
40 cars: corn. 50 cars; oats, 1S5 cars:
hogs. 31,0JG head
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Hog-Receipts, $500 market steady to
easy; pigs and lights, s.. sod5- 80; packers,
8. 5G5. IS; butchers. s5.00G6- p.
p-Receipts, 1900; market steady;
native muttons, 8. Ood3 30; lambs, s4.o0G
AS.
Kansas City
Kansas City, Aug. 6.-Cattle-Receipts
Is 900. including 100 Texans; best strong,
others steady Native steers, s4.s9d5- so;
Texas and Indians 81 .egd4.75 Texas
grass steers, s. o1g4 .; Texas cows, q &C
d3.25 native COWS and heifers. 3. SOS 90;
stockers and feeders, s3-00G4-Z5; bulls,
g 25G4. %; calves, = 5JQ5-Z5.
Hogs-Reeeipts, 1900; market strong to
SC higher; bulk Of sales. s. S0dS.10; heavy
s.. G0d6. Is; packers, S5.S66.10; light, s. 45
$50; yorkers, z. 25G5.S5; pigs. s.. 50G5- > (;
mixed, s.. s0Gs. 10; light, S5.z5G6.00-
Receipts. 100; lambs 10 70 l5c
higher: sheep steady; nuttOns, s5.0)g
90; lambs. s4.o0d5. %; range sheep. $40
az. 20; stockers, 81. 50Q2. ..
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upper valley being more serious than at
any previous time this season The east
gulf and portions OF the Atlantic states
and Texas also need rain IN The middle
Atlantic states and New EnslSnd E11
throughout the Pacific coast districts the
week has proved generally favorable
IN the great corn states late corn-and
fortunately a much larger proportion
than usual OF this years crop. was plant
ed Iate-has experienced q general ard in
some cases a decided Improvement. but
the early corn las been practically ru-
ined. n Kansas the cooler weat her. with
better distributed rains. decidedly i'm
proved conditions in the eastern and the
western divisions OF the state and slight
y benefited the central portions and n
many OF the eastern. western and south
ern-central and central counties late corn
still promises from oae-fourth 10 one-hslS
a crop.
The weather conditions II the spring
wheat region have been favorable fer
harvesting. which IS nearing completion
in the southern districts.
IN Washington a splendid crop IS prom
ised and in oregon The yields are better
than was expected. The oats harvest
is mostly completed and the yields are
generally satisfactory.
\ very general Improvement n the con-
dition OF cotton over the greater part OF
the cotton belt IS reported
In the Atlantic coast districts tobacco
has made favorable progress. but n the
northwest and Ohio valley It has made
favorable progress. but in the northwest
and Ohio valley It has made but little
growth and in badly in need Of rain
The outlook for apples continues very
discours ging. a very inferior crop being
generally reported
Flowing for fall seedlings has made de-
cided progress IN the Missouri valley and
Atlantic coast states during the week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-07
AMERICA TOO FAST
German Organization Is Complaining
About Industry.

Berlin, Aug. 8-The bureau for the
preparation Of commercial treaties "a pri-
vate organization Of manufacturers and
chamber OF commerce favoring the
present commercial treaty policy, has
addressed a circular 10 the German press
concerning the establishment by Amer
lean coal exporters Of coal docks IN the
north Of France for the distribution OF
coal in France and Switzerland. The cir
cular points out that the French railways
have granted a reduction in freight
charges and suggests the likelihood as
the result OF this arrangement, that
American coal viii displace German coal
in Swiss industries
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-07
CHANGE is MADE
Commander swift viii Act as Cover
nor of Guam

washington. Aug. 6.-Comomdore WI
liam Swift, commanding the gunooat
Yorktown, has been ordered to relieve
Commander Seaton Schroeder. as naval
governor OF the Island of Guam. The
assignment Of Commander swift IS tenn
porary, pending the selection of perna-
nent governor. Il became necessary to
detach Commander Schroeder from that
duty prior 10 the expiration OF the US
ual period OF sue hassignments. IN order
that ne might return TO the United States
ana testify before the Schley court Of
f-lr-rrfrt-
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AT SENOER'S RISK
Telegraph Message May be Sent In
South A frica

New York, Aug e.-The Western Union
Telegraph company today sent out this
notice: The Western Union company
has received notice from Berne that mes
sages may now be sent, at senders' risk
and subject to delay in any Of the auth
orized commercial codes which have been
deposited at Alden, Durham, and Cape
Town 70 and from Edenburg, Bloemfon-
tein. Bra ndfort, Kroonstad and Harr-
smith In the Orange river colony, and
JohannesbUrt, Pretoria, Potschefstrom,
Vereenigig. Heilderburg, Standerton. Vol
trusts, NIiddleburg, Wakkerstrom, Krug-
ersdrop, and Barberton. in the Transvaal.
The name Of the code must be indicated
in the check Of the message"
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indiana and aaIf Brood warrInr.

Helena, Mont, Aug. 6-Trouble is now
brewing On the tlsthsad Indian reserva-
ton between Indians and half breeds.
Yesterday near Roma nstation six In
dams and three half breeds exchanged a
number OF shots and one OF the indians
was shot nthe arm. The Indians object
70 the half breeds picking up cattle on
the reservat ton. Both sides are reiDforc-
ing and more trouble is anticipated.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-07

London, Aug. 6.-Danlel Mshen. the
American jockey. VIII probably never re-
enter the race course. Owing % a serious
her1orrhage OF the lungs his physicians
have cautioned him that G further at
tempt % ride would D fatal u IS IN
derstood that Re VIII cancel su engage
me1ts and return II the United tatss.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-07

anu Mexico ..--------.
NO. -lDaily except
sunday Oklahoua e1-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-07

30 3-lDailv). OklahO-
ma, Texas. Mexico
and California express
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Kansas CITY.

Kansas City. Aug 6.-fClose 1-Theat-
September. SC. December. s72s zs77sc .
cash. No. : hard. e5izgs5c, No. 3, 6sI15-zc.
NO -ei 3Sc.
September. "a 6577sc; December.
5-ssc. cash. No. mixed, 81. q5s14cs No.
white ze6ec
Oa1s-No. white 90 G4oc-
Rye-No- . EGfrc.
I4ay-Clo.ce timothy. - =; choice prd-
re slf.o.
Bgtsr-Crsamery. ls'5a1sc; fancy dairy
~
EE=Fresh. t1c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-07

wonderfully successful n promptly curing
lzrus hack. ki61ev. bisccsr. uric scid ,Tou-
b.es and 2riEht's Disease, which IS tae voEss
form CT kidney frccc.e-
D.. Kumsr's Swaup-Roct Is net re-
cmmeuced for everything but If yon have Id
nev. hver CT BLADDER treble & VII &c found
inst the remedy you need ithss beer tested
u So many ways. n hospital WEEK. IN rsiv4ss
practice. among th= lpless too pcoT Is pur-
chase relief and has proved 50 Successful in
every case that a social arrangement hss
been made BY which Al readers e this PAGER
Who have net already trsed u. may have a
sample bottle sen: free BY NAL. aiso = book
telling mere sbout Swzmp-Root and hoS 70
dout Il you have kidney O. blzdSsr t-ouble.
When writing menaoa reading this generous
offer n this parer and
send your address . = y5E-ss, 49, -
Or. Kilner & c.. Sing Z 80, 80
hzn.on. n. Y. The 49, -
regular fifty cent ard Ecrasos s~Ens- 49, .
dollar sizes are sod b a. good druggists.
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Capetown, Aug. 6.-The Cape Times vel
comes the change Of policy announced in
the house Of commons by Colonial Secre-
tary Chamberlain IN regard 70 the state
ment OF the Beers wh9 shot natives. say
ing that close association with the Beers
with the daily consequences Of the career
o. brigandsgs. had already impressed the
coIonists with the necessity CT 4 change
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-07
COTTON MARKET.

New York. Aug. s.-The cotton market
started OF weak in tone and very fe-
verish, with prices 10 Is points lower,
and for the rest OF the session was vel
nigh demoralized. with values al no time
ID 70 the opening figures The market
was finally barely steady. with prices net
Is 70 IS points lower.
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Passenger Trains are stalled.

Albuquerque, y. n. Aug. six passen-
ger trains are stalled here. owing % the
washouts on the Santa Re railroad. Ii is
expected that repairs or the line can be
completed today bat 10 trains can be
run over the rad from or 70 Santa Pc
for day or two Nearly two inches O.
rain fell at Santa Fe IN two hours Tel
egraph wires are il bod shane.
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.tsel str.ker- Eeaorsed.

New YORK. A-g s--tol.oE-ng TIE lead
Of the Buildings Trades Urioo. the Board
OF DELEGATES g the miscellaneous trades
~ rs ciyy net ara To-Day passed resoIu-
tons indorsfzg TIE Amslsausre5 steel
strike and rledgirg the strikers moral
and financial aid
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Electricity on swedish Railway.

Vienna. AS s-Ihe STelIsh gor1-1-
meur according 70 q dispatch from stock
hold 20 the Positische Ccr-esp7rde-z. IS
co1si6eung plans Tor the lnstalsstioH- -
electricity throughout tha whole railway
sysaem q Sweden
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-07

Atlantic CITY. y Aux s-Prss-zert
Compsrs - the american Eel--z-io- q
Lsoog. TE3 $ so3oerrirE Asre. sats to-
niEat that he woad net deny OF azrz
anything y regard q re f=ds-at5aaz a.
tst-es L -ssz-d e re stse- s-r1za
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London. Aus "a dispatch to the 3f-r--
ing Leader from Sofa reports an alleged
battle between Bulgarian bandits ard
Turkish troops near adra-orle. in re
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cures nzc- b Or.
Kil1sT 5 SEznp-Ro9-.
TIE great kidasy. hv>r
and bls11er remedy.
It's the great ned
cal triumph Of TIE nine-
tssnth century Ss-
covered after years q
scientific research BY
Or. KLner. the eai-
nsnt ki6n-y and bad
Ger s-e-tsiir- a-1 "a
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WOOL MARKET.

St. Louis. Aug. 6,-Wool market firm
and unchanged; territory ana western
medium. 15d16c; fine, u915c: coarse, II0
Is1Lc
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BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
nrTRoIT 6. NIIIWAI-KEF- I

DEL KILL > Al4-sf > q MI =.
Milwaukee Aug. 6-Detroit Won the
last game OF the series today BY timely
batting ir the sixth and ninth innings
coupled with a few errors and some aw-
fuI decisions by Umpire Mannas sau- At
tendance. 1.00G. Score. Ri Z
Milwaukee .........1000 010024 4
Detroit ............-.o o O 0 20 81 As
Batteries-Sparks and Malouey; Miller
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Nl- - anu E-a
No. 2-kansas City. Chi

40. Z-AansaS Llty, chi
ago and ST. Louis
limited daily $1,000.
no. 36-Daily Except
Sunday, Kansas city,
ST. Louis. limited con
meets with colorado
flyer Tor Colorado and
Pacific coast ....---....I
so. f-Onaha ard KAN
sas city night express
daily ..-.......'
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH LAME BACK 3?
kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads TIE news
rsreEs Is sue % know Of The wsaasrfnl
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BOSTON. ;. PHILADELPHIA,
Boston. Aug. 6.-Perfect playing of the
nit and run game enabled Boston - &C.
fast Phnadelnhla. The visitors could 60
nothing vi Dileen delivery except %
two innings. Attendance. 1.1oa- Score.
= II =
BOSTON ...............011oO021-5i O.
Pri1ada1pbfa .......0GZ0 900 Ia 2
Batteries-Dineen ard Kittredgs; Don
ahue and Douglass.
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Through Pullman Sleeping car VA d-s-
sour1 Pacific raiiwaT. wichita % 81 Ions
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on the Produce Exchange. today, the
market closed as follows
Butter-Ma-ket firm. creamery, 1890
deL rv 13Ffr-c
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wednesday. showers and eeoier THURS
day: southeriy winds
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soGta and Vests

NO l-IDaiIy) Oklaho-I
ma, Texas, louisiana
and Mexico ....-.-.---. $40 pm 700 Pm
No. 25-lDailv except
Sunday Oklah0ua e1-
press ..--.-.--...........t $40 pm $40 ?. n
80 3-(Dailv). Oklaho-
ma, Texas Mexico.
and California express 6.35 an 6.35 a n
Elegant free reclining chair cars on al
trains and Pullman Palace 81 epers from
= LcLt2 10 CHICAGO and Kansas City
without change Also s-eepsrs on all
trains TO Fort Worth. Tickets sold
and baggage checked 10 all points north,
east, SCUM and west Steamship tickets
sold 20 all European points II lowest
rates PASSENGER station. corner Douglas
and Meade avenues. Telephone $50.
c. =. BASCO1I. =. 2 a, c.. r. / & P.
:. II. THOMPSON. A O. & T. A,
Topeka. Kansas.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

EIour-M9rheL quiet
Wheat-No. 2 spring, S7G7T5c; No. ? red
71taT7Iisc
= Coru-No .. 55ssc: No. yellow. 554c
Oats-No. . s5is q55isc; No. ? white. 81;
No. white. s. ,nslasc.
Rye-No. .. SOL I5Il2c.
Barley-Fair to choice mailing, 5Sq62c.
Flax seed-$o. I. 81 sal. s..
Timothy seed-PTime, $50.
Pork-lIess per bbl.. Sl5-s9di3-s5.
I.ard-Per To lbs. s 5f1S s..
short rib sides GOcsel. sl-l5tt so: DRY
saItcd shoulders boxed. s-sG1ssc, short
clear sides boxed S.5.aS-49
Whisky-Basss Of high wines. sl)s.
Fef---a~- Contract grade 30
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Chicago

Chicago
Chicago, Aug. 6-The leading futures
ranged as follows
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-05-31
Curious Condensation.

The Pennsylvania railroad is re-
ported to have over 2S, 900 individual
shareholders who must be notified
of the new stock allotment and re-
ceive subscription warrants.
The African Red Kafir always
rub his teath after meal with cold
woodash from the fireplace, which
accounts for the absence of tartar,
and the fine color of his teeth.
The hard winter in Germany has
played terrible havoc with the game
especially in the Hartz mountains.
Many stags have been found dead,
and game birds which survived are
so week that they fall an easy prey
to the foxes.
The British house of commons has
its story teller in chief in The person
of Mr.. Tully. His latest yarn is OF
Scotch innkeeper who for many
years got tipsy every Sunday after
noon. One Thursday he got drunk
by mistake, thinking it was Sunday
and found couple of mis- guests
playing billiards. He insisted that
they stop, saying that he could NOT
allow anyone to play billiards in his
house con the Sabbath"
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-05-31
The Iri r. Hicks 1901 Almanac

Whatever may be said of the scien-
tific causes upon which the Rev. lrl
Hicks bases his yearly forecasts of
of storm and weather, it is remark
able fact that specific warning of
every great storm, food, cold wave
and drouth, have been plainly printed
in his now famous Almanac for many
years. The latest startling proof of
this fact was the destruction of Gal
weston, Texas, on the very day
named by Prof Hicks in his 1900
Almanac, as one of disaster by storm
along the gulf coasts. The 1901
Almanac, by far the finest, most
complete and beautiful yet published
is now ready. This remarkable
book of near two hundred pages,
splendidly illustrated with charts
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