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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-31
WAS A CIGARETTE FIERD


That Crew..
Oshkosh. Wis. JaA s-Tae case @.
Mrs. Beatrice Traosy. 1rea raeze ale
cation shat her hlsosrsa s@Esl SIS zr-
cites 20 excess, q 5eSrse q diverse ass
granted By Jssge RaEa2ii & slse yglE2s-
bago county c.rsl4s eV1sI. Azs 81 erac1s
considerable interest," t tals az o-zes
states secaCse C 1ae ao.ei pom e is q
involved ana tae E-5.sssoa ce4epsed ~ tas
parties to TIE Szs-
Roila Tra esy tie fvssas.sG. s cosely r.
lated 20 soma Of t.a Ssa1t5ae=t sa1 oltcsi
families Of tbs -rs. HAse 5srs. Tracey
IS now only = va-ss sl1s SIZE ka- see.
married seven yAzs&- ta= coupe sz :
eluded opposition 30 thsI- Iaa<rsse 81
running away.
Mrs Traesy. II her pedesn. swors that
her husband sEs8lssd cigarettes niEat ans
Gay. ana tAss &c ha3 become 4 verstzese
cigarette dsnd The continual Indulgence
IA this hAbls had. she sisted. 50 Gnhttel
him Tor labor q the giving OF atteauon
TO business. tAas he had scF foar years.
failed utterly lr the n.atier OF supporting
her and her family
L lad also. see declared. rendered him.
10 All intents ard psrposes a maniac,
and sic related how his relatives had A.
tempted to save him hy obtaining fer
hin course Of trea tnsnt at the north
err state hospital for the insane. But 4
had proved Of Do avail and On his return
he had shown no Improvement From a
man Of ordinary sanity. lie had become
one OF cruel and brutal dfspos ton and
had repeatedly struck and maltressad hsr
When deprived Of cigarettes. be was
worse than when he was permitted 10
satisfy his passion
Judge Burnell, who granted an uncoa-
ditionai decree OF divorce. sad today. in
explanation Of his decision. that divorces
have 90 De granted upon statutory
grounds, and that while cigarette smok-
ing is not enumerated aaong these
grounds excessive drinking is. and the
enect on the moral condition Il the man
ia much the same in both cases. Mrs
Tracey. he said lad shown sufficient de-
tailed Instances OF cruelty ard iahurnan
treatment, and also had amply proved
failure to support On the psrg her
spouse. To warrant bis ordering 4 sepa-
ration the smoking appeared in the case
as the supsrinduc.ng cause OF the specific
acts alleged. according 10 the wifes tes-
timony.
Just what importance such habit
would bear IN legal proceeding in which
Il was made q specific charge. Judge
BUrneu was not prepared 70 SAY. hut h.
expressed the OPINION that = cigarette
smoking ware Continual until Il preduced
insanity IL would not n igseif be a ground
for divorce. as insanity IS net one 81 the
statutory grounds
Tracey has local reputation as an IN
veterate cigarette smoker. and = is said
that but Ioy the effect of the habit upon
horn he would have q number % fne bus
mess opp1rtunl ties a. his command But
he has 50 far resisted all e1orss II his
friends and relatives - induce bm 70
aband5n the Sractlca
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Thursday Afternoon Cooking club
meets with Mrs. Findlay Ross. North
Waco. Jan. 80 1901
The Parish Aid chapter OF ST Johns
church viii meet this afternoon at 3
O clook II the church.
The Free 8Iethodists viii hold their
quarterly meeting at their han, zoe ST.
Francis avenua Rev. g P. Prichard viii
be in charge.
The Unitarian Ladies society will meet
with Mrs. Dillon. ll06 s. Topeka, This af-
ternoon Al 2.30 o'clock AL members and
their friends inviSed-
All members Of the Knights 81 Pythias
order are invite 70 attend the meeting OF
Wichita lodge No. 1ss tonight There viii
ba work in the second rank
Knights and Ladies Of Security will
meet this Thursday evening in Har-
mony han at 80 Business II Importance.
Refreshments viii be served.
The Cemetery committee will meet At
the City building for their regular month
ly business meeting at 2.s0 O'Clock to-
day. All are requested 70 be present.
There VIII be a special convication Of
Wichita chapter No. 3, r A N, tonight
at 7;S0 o'clock sharp for work In the de-
grees. Corner Main and First streets
Visitors welcome
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advanced through easy stages TO s. BE
and finally 10 81. CO. Fer that sum th9
horse al last was sold to william G..
Whitney, being bid in by John f. Mad
den. who formerly sold Hamburg 70 NJ
DAILY. The principal opposing siddsF
was J. B. Haggin. the California horse
man. owner OF the famous stud AZ EaIo
Alto
Hamburg. a son Of Hanover and Lady
Reel, was foalad in fSe5 and was purchas-
ed by Mr.. Daily from John Madden at q
reported price Of $500 As q two year
old he won Z out Of Is starts. was sec
ond three times and third once
The next season he lost the belmont
stakes TO Bowling Brock by 4 close mar
gin, bat Immediately after began a y re
nomensI series OF successes. during waich
ne won the First Special a. GraTesen6,
the Swift and Realization az Sleeps
head and the Brighton cup az Brighton
Beach. He was retired as 4 three year
old and placed II ths stud. The follow
ing horses brought 1850 or over.
Hamburg. B. $, 1885, William c. Whit
ney. SO coo
Tammany, Oh. h. 1883, Michael Murphy.
philadelphia. $500
Bathampton. Imp. .. h.. 1881, J. B Hag-
gin, $500.
ogden. IMP. br. h. 1894. William Lake
land. New York, $500
Ist5or. Imp. oh. h.. 1884. G. F. Smith.
New York. $500
The Pepper. ch. h. 1859. 8 c. Lyme.
Lexington. ky. $3.50.
Ave Marie, eh. n, 1855 J. 3. Haggin,
800
AYRSHIRE Rose. IMP, Oh. n. 1saz J.
3. Fisher. Paris, KY, $3.50
Barriedaie, ,. ~, 1885, ]. 3 Haggin.
1900
Petite Blaise, blk. N. 1889 Michael
Murphy. s2,eoo
Black car. Imp. ,. m. 1855. Eugene
Fisher. $500
BOISE. Imp. b. N. 1894. J. 3 Hsun
s. 600
British Blue Blood, blk. n. 1sso, joan
Madden. New York, s1.gA
Buttermore. Imp. .. m, 1854, J. B.
Haggin. s2.1eo
Goutte De Or. imp. ;. m, nsss. John
Madden, $500.
Greenwich. ,. n. 1sss. John Maddn.
1890
Gwendolin, Imp. ,. m. 1881, John Bo-
den. 5000
Heart of midlothian. ca. n. 1897, ] q.
Haggin, $500
casssopia. Imp. ch. m. 1884. J. B Hag-
gin. S.1G0
castalia. ch- n. lsss. ". c. whitney,
$3.50
Cockernony, Imp. ch. n. 1894 J. B.
Haggtn. $500
coalesie. Imp. b. m. 1891 Michael
aIurphy. s2,2oA
Contradiction, imp. b m, 1857. wilson
Thorn pson. 81 100
Crisis, imp. b m. 1893. , 3. Haggin,
81 100
Dartway IMP. B. m, 1Sss, }. 3 Hag-
gin. $3.50
Dartie. b m. J. B. Haggin. g 10.
Desayung. Imp. br. n 1884 c. 3.
Reed. Gallatfn. Tenn, $3.50
DrusiIia. Imp, D. m, 1850. J. B. Hag-
gin. $500
Garterless, b. n, 1897. J. B. Haggn
81 10
FIeur Dor b m, 1887. John E Mad
den $1,000.
J. 2. Haggin was the largest purchaser
IN point Of numbers tonight IN all =
head of horses were sold for a total Of
Sis. 400 or S3,046l5 apiece.
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HOGS IAEE A TUMBLE
Dull Trading and Quality Of
Hogs Good,
TOPS DOWN TO S5.12 ~
Cattle Market Slow With Fair
Business Done.
TOPS DOWN TO S5.12 ~

The hog market yesterday was 3 to
~ cents lower tl&2n Tusday's average.
The trading was not noted for any hLar-
tous activity, but some sales were made
ct very strong sellers vantage, the gen
eral markets being as they were AZ
Inc western hog markets took a drop IN
quotation, and though a few opened
barely steady. they c-osed a nickel lowe
or more every where. Provisions went
The same route and at the same DUBIOUS
GAIT On II local market twelve cars
went over the sca-es ana the bulk of
these were Of very good quality. The
average weight W0s lower than Tuesday
3y L pounds, out with the exception Of
s.ue loads Of tain common stock, the
uulk Of the hogs averaged Up very IA r.
WHAT sold went a. the best that could
12 offered cu such d market, bur there
was an indifference and drag about the
trading Buyers ana sellers aid not get
together very readily and duIiness mark
q most Of the day. Receipts were only
moderate and nothing especially excep-
tonal occurred through the day Tops
registered down az ~ cents lower leve,
out the top hogs Of yesterday were not
near The grade and value OF The tops Of
Tuesday.
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-a.PPHas a., AOtas.

Mm- johnson Of Attica sold ont two
ears OF hogs both heavies. and one Of
them taking the TOP price of the day.
Charts Granville IL Sedgwick sent IN
car of MEDIUMS which sold without
dockege.
John A Ratllfe was a shipper from
[Iennessey with car ~ heavy hogs
which sold On the late market
Johnson & Hanna cf Eui5 said out q
car load OF spod heavy hoEs AT close to
iop prices
~ Hutchinson of Haverhul early
sold car load Of mideums without 8 ok
EEe
Jerome Turley was on tha market VITA
s. ear of Medium light hogs Which sofa
straight
. 81 Shires Of Burton was in with
car load of mediums which sold az bu.k
prices.
Crawford Bros. were late sellers Of a
load OF mediums CT 2uIk deures.
H. T. Williamson of 1ratt was among
the ast TO SCH car load as isht boss.
Both members Of tho drn IF Jackson
G. ' If Furiey were present with a
car of light hogs which sold 1T 1ufx
prices They say that the present ont
look for more hoSs IS dubious ana thev
do not expect very large oro2. comirr
en-
C. S. Stuart Of whitewater was in with
e. car ~ fancy heavy hoss which sold on
The close
Fri-ze &Denova were late arrivals with
e car load OF good med um boss
Other shippers on the market were.
Alr Frank Feasei FOR the Faasel Iuu-
be- Co. - Snivey; Schroeder & Ems.
1lhler- II Rate fe C1nuirzhan
The lr comparisons were as follows.
19sIera Tors S-i-; ouik og sal :.
s1.'N average we E1t -L For h.
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LIVESTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO.

AElAZAAIJ.
Chicago. Jan. 30-Cattle receipts 1850
others slokrdwu 3Tc1s11gg51ss ffostoceeawfys
including 20 Texans. Choice steady.
others slow. Good to prime steers s. %
$50; poor to medium. g. 1880; stock
ers and feeders s. s5f4 so; cows 81 $3.50;
hsifers & 100. 20; Gamers s. 90d2.6o; bulls
s26oaA35; calves. 4.0065.75; Texas fed
steers s4 0g74. 50; Texas grass steers S. %
G4.oe: Texas bulls s2-50dS. s.
Hogs receipts today 2S,eo0; tomorrow.
IS. zoo: left over 180e Opened about
steady. closing &C lower; top $40 Nix
ed and butchers s510q5.S71z good 70
ds-20; light s5.1oq5.35: bulk Of sales SIS
G5S21z
sheep receipts 1900. Sheep steady;
lambs strong Good TO choice wethers,
50 $3.50; fair 70 choice mixed S3.45G3 70 !;
western sheep S3-75fI4 40; Texas sheep.
3 50d3 80: native lambs 81 25d5- 90; west
ern lambs S5.ecG5.4o.
Yesterdays official receipts and ship
ments;
Rseeipts-cattls and calves s.oo4; hogs,
shipmenfs-cattIe sss; hogs. 24s4;
sheep, 235S
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, Jan 30.-Cattle receipts,
900, market steady to shade lower. Ma
tive steers s.. 0o753 3. Texas steers e $50
40; Texas cows s250d4 .; native cows
ard heifers s225rd4 e; stockers and feed
ers s.. 25G4.55; bulls s3.O0ds5o
Calves receipts 100; market steady, $40
as
Hogs receipts 400: market weak to Sc
lower; bulk Of sales S55G5 Sa1b: heavy.
= 25Gl5.40 packers s. 5G5. %: mixed & 12ik
05.s215: light S5o5G5.So; workers. s5209
$50; pigs 81 40d51 Is
sheep receipts 2.0o0; market steady.
Lambs s4-ooq6.30; muttons s2,50q4S $.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Jan. 30.-CattIe receipts $500
Market. steady. Native steers s. 5GG5. s..
stockers and feeders $2.5Gd4. 81: cows and
heifers s2oo94 =; Texas and Indian steers
g 35F74.7G; cows and heifers S23eG1s. IS.
Hogs receipts $500: market STEADY to
strong pigs and lights 8. zoos. 90: pack
ers S5-20d5.35; butchers 1886 49,
Sheep receipts 1000 Market steady to
strong; native muttons So 75G460: lambs
81 -5T5 CO.
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ONE COUNTY GONE DRY
All saloons in montgomery County
Close The I. 81 nar<

Independence. kaus., jar. S9.-Today
al the oints in Montgomery county are
closed. ard The Whole county is dry for
the arst tine in several years. YESTERDAY
COUNTY Attorney Dana sent word throagn
the Postoa1ee notifying al the oiIts 70
c'5ss and remain closed He also B7ti-
FED al. the drug stores not % seA any
ltquar except in the regular method pre-
scrs3 e. law By night all these places
were closed and not q drop u liquor
cud - had IN tawH-
Tas ccuaty attorney also went 70 Cher
ryvsie and CoEeyvills and Noticed the
joint keepers and druggists - cl0se ~
waich has been done. since Mrs Nation
has been making 50 many raids lately
tas sentiment against the 5o.ns1zts here
has become very strong. and + 5 tnougat
ta.s is ths cause e closing these essa5-
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WALL STREET STOCKS
St. Paul Still Holds a Promi-
nent Place.
BOOM IN ROCK ISLAND
S.eeI Group Weakened by a
Statement Issued.
BOOM IN ROCK ISLAND

New York. Jan se-Today's market
was -ads u Of movements in special
stocks. evide1tly uuder the operations Of
speculative ciiques. VINO brought man.pu-
Iation freely 70 bear to aid the move
ments. An overwhelming groporuoa Of
the total business vas concentrated n
Use than dozen stocks ST. Paul, stesl
and Wire and Southsrn Pacific ccntnu-
ing very prominent. bur we're supple
mented by large dealings in Rock Is.aad
and some Of the soutf.ern stocks. The
first i've minutes OF trading were suf-
7c.ent 70 demonstrate that very power
ful support was IL the market The
heavy offerings Of St Paul were freely
bought and its decline was checked az
80 Tle same was true IN Northern
P4ciac ard IN the Steel stocks. The o.
1cial color given 70 denisSs this n0zUins
OF the s0-cAlled St. Paul deal and the ex-
piieit ssssr ,tcns thst il was of brought
q large speculative selling Of the stock
and the statement on behalf Of the Stssl
ard Wire directors. gwen out after the
close q the Marekt yesterday was a
weakening influence in the Steel group.
When the determined and effective Cup
pert at thse two threatening points was
observed the tone Of tbs specula ton was
strengthened and the prompt advance IN
Rock Island and OF various other stocks
later in the day served 70 sustain prices
in the general list Selling u realize
kas going on actively under cover Of the
strength in active stocks and the market
was highly irregular during The whoe
day Under the influence OF ire first
upward spurt Of Rock Island which rose
an extreme 80. there were general recov-
cries ST Paul and other lead ag stocks
rising above last night The fact TIA.
the buying Of Rock Island WAS by brok-
ers Identical with the support in steel
and Wire aroused some di~trust OF the
movement and the sub7c1ueut advances
in special stocks were mt notably re-
sponded 20 in the general list St Paul
sold Of later 70 1se1z and closed with 2
net loss Of point. S0uthe n Pacific
suffered from heavy realization on the
statement Of December net earnings
showing the extra0rd nary increase q
SS52 1S9 over December Of last year. $40
BILE and Ohio continued 70 advance, rs
ing e: on TOP of yesterdays gain Of 51h
No authentic Information could be Sc
cure9 during tra6ng hours as 20 ths
source of this buying. but e was made
the occasion by SPECTATORS for advancing
the stocks OF various railroads viii =
might - benefited ny securing eont~o'
including Southern Railway. Louisville
Chicago and Alton ard Kansas City
present vested IN the bondholders
that TO controlling interest y the stock
Is hefd by any one parry.
New York. Jan 3o-The following 4
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DAYS GRAIN MARKET
May Wheat IL of Through
Indifferent Gable News.
CORN DOWN ~ CENT
Oats Down a Shade and Pro-
visions 7 ~ Cents Off,

! Chicago, Jan. So.-In decline Of 5sG1zc
I in May wheat today Indifferent cables.
liberal receipts. favorable weather and
other bearish considerations played a
part Corn dropped sc, oats q shade
and provisions 5g7zc.
/ Wheat-The wheat market was pro-
+ fessional one throughout the session and
their was Of a scaIping order. content
with small deals and corresponding
profits or losses. May opened 1sGlac
lower at 7sas Q7s1sc under the influence OF
Indifferent Liverpool cables, the deep fall
OF Snow and the delayed announcement
OF Australian shipments aggrezating "a
oo9 bushels last week. The market de-
clined early 20 757sc where Il held steady
for time while a few small buying or
ders were filed. The liberal receipts and
small worlds visible decrease $50 %
bushels later caused further selling pres
sure and May dropped TO 755sc. Shorts
covered on the decline and the market
reacted 10 75isc and closed 1ka5sc down
Al Use and closed 13Q5sc down at 75q
753sc- Seaboard cIearances in wheat ana
-four were equal 20 s720o0 bushels. Pri-
mary receipts aggregated 1900 bushels
compared with 900 bushels last year
minneapolis and Duluth reported 2s5 cars
against 254 last week and "a q year ago
Local receipts were 81 cars, three OF con
tract grade
Corn-The feature in the corn trade
was the almost total absence OF outside
business. The opening was easier on
cables, liberal country movement and
the excellent weather. The wheat weak
ness also told against the price. There
was scarcely any Of the usual bun sup
port while commission houses had sell
ing orders from the start At the de-
cline moderate covering by shorts caus-
ed 4 rally from the bottom and the close
was fairly steady. May sold between
% and $3.50. and closed &c lower at 3S7s
and Gee. Receipts were 2Ss cars.
Oats were fairly active within a narrow
range. There was some heavy selling.
but the market stood up under II ARMY
May sold between 21sd15c and closed
shade lower at S1sc. Receipts were Is7
cars.
Provisions were dull Liberal hog re-
ceipts and lower prices at the yards
caused selling at the opening Later
covering by shorts caused partial re-
covery and the close was fairly steady.
May pork sold between s14OTtz65l3 q. and
closed TIC lower at s1Aa2lz, Nay lard be-
tween s.. F712G7 42l6. closing TIC down at
sT.45, and May ribs between $500 071s
and s697lA with the close 5GT1ac depress-
ed at $70254
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat.
q cars: corn 30 cars; cats 80 cars; hogs
q 900 head.
No session February 2 Queen &ictor-
las funeral
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HE WEATHER.


wichita, Kan Jsu. - 1901
During the past a houRs the highest
tenoera ture has been q the lowest IS.
q range Of Il ard TIE mean 8 which S
Il degrees colder thar the norma, viii
cold weather all day cloudy IN TIE fore
noon bat cleared Il the afternoon. fresh
north wfnd shifting AZ night 70 Ignt
southwest. moderately light barometer
So FAR this nonta TIE temperature has
averaged almost degrees daily warmer
than the norma. hut ire rainfall has
t-.an only = ir-h. Thlea is = inch less
shan the normal
FRED L JOHNSON. Cbserv ev.
Washington Jazz 81 -Farecssf- kan-
sas-rasr Thursday and Friday. north
westerly winds.
Oklahoma ard Iurtan Tsrrltary-Ystr
rhrrsdav. with lower tenpe~afIrs. north
terry winds Frt1sv fair
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TELgGRAPnIc BaEvErEe..

s. Petersburg. Jan. 2s.-Fleid Marshal
+ Count Gourko died TO-DAY OK bis estate AZ
Seyarow. near frer
S. Petersburg Jan e Count Teistos
the eminent Russsan novelist and social
reforner, IS again seriously s.
oVew York. Jan so.-He -eslbsck. Trks-
Ss!mer 8 &C. have arranzsd - g. EaAea
il gold for shipment 70 Paris tsueorT.w
Washington. jar 2 the senate s~say
Confirmed the nqEnlnanon Of Rev. Oliver
c arl.er q caae1raia 70 BE- 1aaeiata n
The a-Ey
s. PETERSBURG, Jan 2 Grand puks
Micbaei an4 tbs Crane Duke ~ Hasae
have started far Londsa - ATTEND TIE
funeral Of n queen.
St Jo.sspa. Nc. jan 1a-cassaia
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