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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-13
Theosophical Society

The regular meeting of the Aloha
branch will be held at the K. Of P.
hall Saturday evening, April 18th. at
1880. All interested will be cordially
welcomed Admission free.
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C. WALL DR.. o. e. WALL
hOus J a. n. to 4 p. M. Love
En &; ri. 49,
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ENGINEERS

s1tLL & CO.. LTD.-Engi-
s. '''eians and Boilermakers,
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/ r-llrrRA.-Ohce 1853 NuuanF
= Vita 159: office hours, s TO ID
,m,md 8 TO s p. m, except
khr
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Ilu4L LIFE INSURANCE co.
OF NEW YORK.
ROSE. Agent, Honolulu.
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r. TATERHoUsE.-Off1ce and
~ Bsrst,nia and Miller Sts.; Of
tI-1j.oila. m; / to 8 and 7 20 8
4, Il White ASz.
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GREAT DAY
IN THE HOUSE
The County Bill Runs Upon
Many Unanticipated
Obstacles.


F'orty-third Day - Number of
bills printed, SO; number sent TO
Governor for signature, Z.
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-v2NlRY SURGEONS.

l-sslNAhl oOhTHSNo-
J sYsAN. - Veterinary Surgeon
Eles Office City Feed Store, Tel
Ear ais day or night promptly
II geclalties, obstetrics and
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ENFrnn.

h JEWELLERS.
sU,MSaa Francisco, Jewel.
.snitha See sdvt' inside
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iallNEH, ND, D.D.S.-Boston
nm s., above May & Co.'S;
EitE III. Main "a.
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INSURANCE.

Y u !rDD,-Agent for the Nor
mn Ftfs Insurance Society and
SsH.ha Life Insurance Co. :
va lansing & Co.. Judd bldg.
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--v17 v HoWARD.-ofice LIZ!
II. ~ !. hours, 3 to u a, m; ) to
Elplp NJ
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DENTISTS.
lEZELL.-Mott-Smlth bldg,
ID Hutel SITS; office hours, s
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pursICIANs.

Cc1PvIN.-oflce, 20 Bereta-
l g Tsn,s St; hours. 9 to II a,
y, IN 100 to $50 p. m; Tel
Il = rsssidencs Tel. White 1891.
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0PTIULNs

ka u. S Sl YOUR EYES; you
E. sla,..s.s: t So,, Don't wear other
Dat W.. your eyes differ from
\. taas,; tSs saF ,,{ cheap, improperly
I1 wI,i ruin your eyes.
N's Bldg. oFflcIAN,
l,lss,s BROKERS',
kssaSS Fed N Queen St. op-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-17
f...>Do In HOSPITALS.
They Are Very La re,ely Instrumcn taI
In Curing Many Pattenta
of Disease.

The theory that sunlight exerts
powerfully healing influence upon dis
ease processes has now become so well
garded as necessity in well-ap-
pointed hospital. In the plans of new
hospitals that aspire to be up to date
the solarium finds a prominent place.
and to keep up with the advances CT
medical science many Of the old hos
pitfalls are attaching solaria to their
buildings, says the Trained Nurse.
The sun ward is easily built. It
must be, of course. on the south side
Of the building, havirE its eastern,
southern and western walls largely
constructed of glass. good plan is
to build large bay window. with
metal frame work, and, if the hos
pital building is to be three or four
stories high, this bay window may eN-
tend to the full height Of the main
structure. With this arrangement
each floor will have the advantages
of sun ward.
The means of ventilation should be
perfect and the heating arrangements
| adequate, for the sun bath is just as
! practicable and useful on bright, win
try days as on sunny days of summer
| If the outlook from the windows OF
! the solariun is pleasant, if the land
! scape is diversified with hills, trees
| green lawns or fields or a lake or a
bit of the ocean, so much the better
| Unfortunately for some institutions
| the south view from the hospital is
limited by walls of brick and stone
Nothing, however, can deteriorate
the direct rays of the sun. SO that
wherever possible, this exceedingly
useful and very cheap commodity
should be utilized tor therapeutic eff
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-17
DO IOU KNOW

Consumption ID preventable" science has uroven
that, ard also that neglect Is 51icid., The worst
cold Or cough can be cured With S,.iiohS Co1eA
and Consumption Ouzo Gssa - Voaalrs :@aafaafso
~ 1SNc 1fVYansA
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-17
r. r. RITCHIF.

General Agent for Pacific Coast
No, Gil Market Street, Palace
Hotel, San Francisco, Cal or Agent
S. =. Co.
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JUSTICES SUPREME COURT:

" A Massey. c. P. c. H. Belknap
A. l.. Fitzgerald
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REGENTS STATE UNIVERSITY:
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! y Evans. w " Booher
H S Starrett
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-30
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.


Among the shippers who furnished
STOCK Ior the market yesterday were.
W = Johnston, O. Enid; Scott & Hui
tauer e- slliFaHe, W. j. MOTIFS, CT OK
Lll4- FRANK ol--es, OF rose I---A7 " m
tt-ef OF Ht1sW-e6i o-niln q bucAliIl,
q caro-. tn@r-es Dorsey ana = - NH
ler. OF 9outr raFen' % "a F@Irle ana
" ~ at-N or --al-e-
me moss ta3t brought me top przce On
l-s Al4tAet sS'eIa14 were Ie1 on al
--i-- t-ir 90, ,l-' -'i- anu NuEtI- -Ll7y
were zen ~ Do -- E-eSi-F' ana --E- FeLILe
says u wheat KEEPS on gong Up ne VIII
stop I@ecns lt 70 hogs
-1-he ---eH4 -1---oIiila pac-1I5 mousse
nts taken -sse hoss rom N -enlIa ana
rerl "9Fln since lne liIsI OF January
enc most - tAela from mere
---i-9s SHARP. o-- ilI l-i- cam lIIl-1i
mousse see-r-1 received q ielle- rom .
lroll-Il@ SOCK man III e11s IN "f.eh
ne St-t-- ---- -Ae e-l--I.--- FL M -
.'lo-E ana 9'-l- ana 1-te OF t' l1l-i p@.-
l-9 -i-1 '77-- s@-7- -2' anu ----- me ~-@
-lAg-s H-1 @e-- -' 1llL- - ~
worm y LAe Irzt cay or |ofeIlloer' It--
--'-- ----1l 9-1 =. ---I ----5--i. ~
.a---=l3 . mag -'-5 S---.H ,------- an
Gaze was II LA7 CITY sesperlaS an
"9--~ -N1 -- N---o- =
l-iA PHO -3- 1e l--rH o.--i=r1 81
= S-'-L s-y4-f t- L1=s next sl-il-s- re
- - 49, --- ~ = el--5 - -" ~
c-'- --'e-- --ey wa 1e-y -.
tA7 "i-lll- lseA=Is ABOUT the mist OF
-al-i-
county, vas around talAlil= eal1le yes
-L--s- ll- = one o- t--7 L-i cat
le lev-eIs -l t1-s se--oA, ana ael ask
81 s--I--s A1 Ne--- 1ee- ti.is heS1
Ni-seL. 4--- 9i----- $40 re Woa-H oi1y
ieo l I -l1..S. ne vas nol
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-30
1.-THE KANSAS"
uUsT BE NAME OF BEST BATTLE.
SHIP IN NAVY.
state Officials VIII Work Hard to
Get a Namesake.

Topeka. Kan, Aug. s.-Considerable
interest is being taken BY the state off,
Gals in the movement to have g battle
ship named Kansas. Il is probable that
they VIII ask the Kansas congressional
delegation 10 use every effort to induce
the navy department 10 name one Of the
new batueships, recently authorized, for
this state. The general feeling is that
nothing less than a first class battleshtp
should benamed for Kansas-one that
could take the forefront in the event OF
trouble. The state officers want Bleed
ing Kansas" 20 have a worthy uamesake.
BY all means Iet Us have = battleship
named after Kansas" said A A. GODDARD.
attorney general. yesterday. The ship
cant be TOO big. we want the biggest one
IN the navy named after the state. kan
sas' record OF furnishing the largest per
cent Of soldiers TO its population Of any
state in the Union during the Civil war
It's reputation as the home Of old soldiers
and as the state that sent out the
Fighting Twentieth should entitle it
to consideration
The biggest and best batIeship in the
navy is none too good 10 be named after
Kansas" said Frank Crimes, state treas
ursr. Our congressional delegation
ought 10 be able TO secure this favor
from the navy department. I have no
doubt but that they VIII take the matter
Up and push It vigorously"
Topeka has a cruiser named after It.
said Frank Nelson. state superintendent
Of public instruction. Now let the navy
department name the best battleship in
the navy after Kansas. There is nothing
too good for Kansas II has q reputa-
ton for being az the front where there
is trouble. and the snip named after the
state should be the best fighter in the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-30

No. -CDaiIy). Oklaho-
ma. Texas. Mexico
and California express
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-30

range steers, 3. 0014 30; Texans and IN
dams, 3. 759s.75; Texas cows, % 5ea3 .;
native COWS, s2.5314- .; heifers, 81 "a
SEQ; Gamers, s1-50G2- 40; bulls. & NG4 80;
calves. s. 0004. 50.
Hog@Receipts. 800; market steady 70
strong; top $40; bulk, s. SGT. .; heavy,
IS 2eQ6- 70: mixed packers, Sc. e0G5. go
light, $ sod6- I21z: pigs, 81. 49a5. 81.
Sheep-Receipts, $50; market steady:
lambs, 81 25G4 .; native wethers. 8. ga
$50; western wethers, $ .oQd3. 30; western
yearlings, S3.40d3-65; ewes, 81. Eg3. Is;
stock sheep, 2.00G4.75.
81. Louie.
St Louis, Aug. 29.-Cattie-Receipts 4
600. including 200 Texans: natives
strong; Texans steady; native steers.
s. scot. %; stOc-Aers and feeders 8. 35Ts s.:
cows and heifers, s2.Ce65.I5: Texas and
Indian steers, S3-25Q4.00; COWS and heif-
ers. s2-1503.4o.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market strong TO
cents higher on best; medium grades
strong; pigs and lights. s6-IoG76. .; pack
ers. s6-l5z6-25; butchers, S6.30Q6.6o.
Sneep-Receipts, eco; market steady;
native muttons, s2-59d3-S s.; lambs. 3 go
SIS
ST JOSEPH
s.. Joseph. No. Aug. 29.-Cattl-Re-
ceipts, 5,0o0; market steady 70 10 cents
higher natives, s. o0d5-e0: COWS and
heifers, Sl-0olI3-75; bulls and stays, 3. 0o1
A-50; stockers and feeders. s.. ood3. .:
veals s. z5d5-z5
HogSReceipts. $50; market steady 70
strong; light and light mixed, g. S036- 80 /;
medium and heavy. S5.19G6-fo pigs, 8 IS
ass; bulk. S. 1860.
Sheep-Receipts, $50; market steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-30

Arrive from North and West,
Tan 80. 13-From Denver. Col
orado Springs. Pue1lo and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hog Receipts Light-Market
Runs About Steady
f0P PRICE WAS S6.1O
offerings in Cattle Section
Were Mostly Butcher Cows

The receipts Of hogs yesterday were
light and not nearly equal 10 the de-
oland. Both the sellers and buyers
luoted the market steady. The buyers
IL wanted hogs and the competition was
brisk. The TOP sale was 500. and the
hogs that brought this price were fairly
good, though not strictly tops for ordI-
nary times. They were about the right
weight and no rough hogs among them.
Better receipts are expected today and
the indications are that there VIII be
demand for all if the supply were doubled
what It has been for several days past.
shippers who come 10 this market 90
away wen pleased with their sales with
very few exceptions. The buyers al
have orders for hogs. and they VII pay
liberal prices as compared with other
markets The shipper who runs past
shis market with good hogs VIII pay for
bis fun, for IL WI be a scratch II he
gets as much clear money on any other
0larzet as he would get here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-30
GRAIN AbAET WEAK
Lack of Outside Support
Causes Decline in Prices.
GRAINS CLOSED LOWER
Shorts Are Given Scare by
BulIiSh Statements

Chicago Arg. Slack Of outside sup
port was the main weakening influence at
the opening in wheat today. although ca
bIes were also a factor in depressing the
market The close showed loss OF zsa5k
cents on both December wheat and corn.
Oats closed 1sa14c lower. while provisions
were up from ~ to &c at the close.
Disappointment al the previous failure
OF the market 10 respond TO heavy ex-
ports and decreasing visible supply. to-
getner with lack Of outside support.
wheat opened a trihe easier Trading was
light and largely for local account, con-
siderable OF it being in the way Of clos
Ing up deals IN view OF the coming holt
days Corn exerted d powerful influence
over wheat and prevented any gain IN
December. Covering by shorts advanced
the price 70 1z.c, but weakness in corn
caused a reaction to 1d1lsc. The close
was sake lower. at 71lsG1Hc. Clear
ances OF wheat and -four were equal TO
$1,000 bushels, and twenty boat loads
were reported taken for export Primary
receipts were 1,243 COO bushels, compared
with 1.o14,o00 bushels a year ago. Re
ceipts at Minneapolis and Duluth were
reported as SEQ cars. against 504 cars last
week and 543 cars year ago. Local re-
ceipts were 13s cars, with only one Of
contract grade.
Liberal receipts. disappointing demand
and the general liquidation Of September,
the unfavorable conditions which have
caused weak tendency in corn for the
past ten days. were still noticeable again
today, and the result was a declining
market. Shorts were given scare by
reports Of a bnllish statement BY Snow
which comes out tomorrow and q lively
scramble 10 cover ensued which advanced
prices about Z cent. but later, on lack OF
any support, the market again became
heavy. December sold between 5524 and
57isc, closing with q loss Of 2sd1zc al $3.50.
Receipts were 5os cars, with 9 cars con-
tract.
Oats opened steady and fluctuations
were within a narrow limit The only fea-
ture to the trading was the changing
from September TO deferred deliveries, the
difference between September and May
within widening today 70 49sc- December
ranged between s5ss and S5ssc and closed
isazc lower, at S5q551sc. Receipts were
1s3 cars.
Provisions opened quiet, with prices IN
changed Dizziness continued throughout
the entire session. January pork sold
between 1855 and 1850. and the close
was 21ze higher. at s15.S71z; lard was up
SC at the close. which was at S. 771zG
$50. after selling between s. 75QS. ~ and
Ss.s5. RIBS ranged between SIS and
s.. s212, closing 21ac higher, at S.s7lzQ
80.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat
10 cars; corn. AS cars; oats, rs cars;
hogs. 1900 head
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LIKE SEA BIRD.
Steamer Deutschland Adds NeH Rec
ord Breaker % Her Score.

New York. Aug 4-The imperial Ger
uzl ard United States tEfn screw *
press steamer ueusschlan- arrived g
porr earl ytoday xith new record q
hey seors. This TIP vas usoe frcn
Cher5ourge Mole % re sa15y HOOK isght
snip 81 Eve days twelve hours AID f--tze1
minutes. 8 distance q s4s5 zlles at a.
average speed 90 = E1o-s per aalr- Tbs
j. re quickest westward ZIP - Eel1-
~ tlze and over The shortest r0--s- Esr
DAYS runs were - ~ So - e. ard
- 20 sandy Hoos EEhsshlp- There were
scus delay o. tEe oazks - Ne~ Eoz13-
laat ewing q TIE fog ans F-es=1ce -
Eary 1sh.zE vessels wh-ch oa-ised tlae
steamer - s'sw Down az t-Ues CO
N-ut-cEst lgarsl.ip several Dsssases
wrc sEt eT TIE lTsca-1ns sss-su- vha
worked somewhat setter t1au CT re
rrer,rs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-30
TOhDVANCE SCIENCES
Association at Denver Has Interest
ing Day on Papers.

Denver. Colo. Aug. 2s.-The various
sections OF the American Association for
the Advancement of Science held meet
fngs today. al which papers we're read
and discussed. In the botanical section
Prof. L. N. Underwood read a paper on
the desirabuity of establishing Iabora-
tory for botanical research III Porto Rico
in connection with the agricultural ex-
detrimental station TO be established by
the government there Resolutions were
adopted enbodying the idea Of the paper.
Dr. c. E Bessey Of Lincoln, Neb-,
called attention 10 the fact that the na-
tiouaI herbarium At the notional museum
in washington is badly neglected, hav-
ing insufficient room for the care and
classification Of the hundreds Of rare
specimens that have been collected.
4 committee consisting OF Prof. ".
TreIease OF St Louis. Dr.. Britton Of
New York and Pref Robinson OF Har-
ward was appointed to investigate the
matter and report at next years meet
f-g
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-30
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Western LEAGUE Standing.

DIES MONIES. 3: KANSAS CITY. 9.
Des AIoines, Aug. 29.-Des Moines and
Kansas City fought for twelve innings
today. and then the game was called on
account OF darkness. Glade was injured
in the fifth and Cox VINO succeeded him,
pitched q me game Attendance, loo
Score. p II Z
Des EIoiues 10000 6 /
kansas City % 0o02910 -3E .
Batteries-Glade, Cox and Cote: Ewing
and BevilIe.
MINNEAPOLIS, 4; COLO. SPRINGS. /.
Colorado Springs. Aug 29.-MllueaQolis
won todays game through the home bat
teries and fielding errors WhiteHdge al
lowed only three hits, and they were cor
fined TO the seventh inning Both teams
were in a crippled condition Came was
called at the end % the sevening inning
on account Of rain Score: RH (
COIyorado Sprtngs.----o @ Q 0 IL 3
Minneapolis ...........-3 o - s
Batteries-Parvin and Holland; White
ridge and Mcconnell
OMAHA. 4: ST. JOSEPH. ?
St Joseph. Mo, Aug. ZS.-Uq 20 the
ninth inning McFaddea had Omaha shut
cut He hit two men, gave two bases
on balls and two hits, which Melted al
their runs. Score. Ri z
St. Joseph ..-..--..-.1 6 Q OF o.
Omaha ....-....--.--0 Q "a
Observation-Disclosures and Dom; Her
man and Gon6ins-
Denver. Aug. S.-Deuver-St- Paul game
postponed on account OF rain
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-30
Use QUoTATIONa

EIour-Market steady.
Whest-No- 2 spring, s714 Gss1zo; No
red, DC
corn-No. > 545sG4Ac; No. yellow.
541eG55itc
6ats-No- :. stassc: No > white. sSa. q
t.c, No white. 36G37itc.
Rye-NO. ? 54iad55c.
Barley-Fair % choice mating. 5T6e2c.
Flax seed-No- I, S1-44; No northwest
ern. & Is
Timothy seed-Prime. SIS
POrk-Aess per Dbl. 81 -S0G1tA
Laru-PCr 10 lbs. St.31dIs 3.
Lsr6-Psr 80 lbs. s S5QS So
Short rib sides 0Oose). &.4GsE: Dr.
saited shoulders tbcxedl --.G-lac. short
clear sides iooXeil s.. s-F19 60
Nhisky-Basis Of high wines. 2 50.
ClOveT-Contract grade. S9.15fe. s..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-30

This large four-stcry building - sd-
r-irzbly 6tted and furnished for the care
OF the sick 20 losthsornc CT co-t2gsoGs
diseases admitted. hut all other diseases
that are usually treated az hospitals ara
successfully treated here. including
Whisky. Cocaine and Norphi1s HaSssz.
absolutely guaranteed Wcne1. married
o. single. can ind 3 safe retreat ke-s
during confinement. ard hone in sve-T
case found for the child u required :
home Fer the poor ard rich alike. as az
operations and medical treatment ara
free. AID the only charSe that : made s
the ordinary hospital fee. which Is t1xs
enough 70 pay The running expenses &
the institution The best O. references
given whsa required. Write for clrcalAr
70 the Martha washington Home
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-30

sTew YORK. Arg 9-The RI Rev I'd
gar Jacocs bishop q Sezcasas E1s-
land szs q passenger O. t1s steamer
eieruznlc which arrived here today from
Liverpool Hs SAID r. wozG re-a4- u
tbs co1r-rE abo-r thres D1rths ard
would attend ire convection ~ TIE E2ls-
coral church az san Era1clsco r oe-7-
te-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-30
Preosrstions for Football Season.

san Francisco. Calf. Aug. 2s-Prep-
arations for the football season. which
VIII soon open on this coast, are n ac-
tive progress. The Reliance team has
engaged the Collins brothers of Denver
ard wiz also be strengthened by the ad-
dstion OF Mcpherson. the great end nan
OF the Butte team Ia . and =. The uni-
versiry OF California eleven vii gather
Oh the campus next Monday and the
stanford boys VIII assemnte Tor practice
q few dars Later
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-30

Macon. 1ss AK 81 Eeero. DIX
Fill- vh3 aled - Bzrzv. w1its usa.
2t PeE11elraa Mss a.aS sL a. t1e
tazz as Sznzervlls- thls eouz.y. -
DAY .vhEe resisting arrss<. - tzs Az-z
q > 5csss q - -z<z.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-30

and outside buying. scarcity OF sellers
and a superabundance OF bulliSh news
from domestic and foreign sources The
market vas finally steady, with prices
net Il TO > points higher.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-30
Leave Buffalo 500 ?. n: Arrive New
Ycrk 7.53 q N.

VIA Lehigh valley RaHroa1---E Exposition
Express" luxurious Sleeping cara
Srop-over allowed az Buffalo on al
through tickets d New York and Phla-
deiphia VIA this line
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-30
COTTON MARKET.

NeT York. AuE Z-Tke z-zrxer fs- cot
ION futures opsEe1 drn. VIA 1-.ces 2 &c
= paints higher. ard co---zusd e a.
Tzzcs ztts< Lhs ez1 G. verz zc-lvs ro1=
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-30
THE WEATHER.

Washington, Aug 2s.-Forecast for Fri
day and Saturday; variable winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair
Friday and Saturday; variable winds
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Kansas cIt

Kansas CITY. sUE. E-tClcss VT heat
September. e5sGssc, December. So n
CSC; May. 717sc- cash, No. . hard. 81
t5l-C. No 9. $50, Nc RED Sc
Corn-Sept elber 81 s-14c- Deceuher.
s47sGs5c. Nay, 5--.c Cash. No. mixed
80 Sec Nc. white 5e75fc
Cat=So- white. $50
Rye-So ? 5sFsc
Hay-Choice cfmcthy, Es5o; prairie.
81 .
Butter--reamery, lss-9-sc5 fzncy dairy
-sfisc.
81,
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Cattle

Business was quiet In the cattle sec
ton yesterday and nearly all OF the
offerings consisted Of butchers cows and
heifers, which sold at about steady
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st. Louis. Aug. s-(Close.)- Wheat
Lower; No . red cash. elevator. &c.
track. 81. -1i-c; September. GO; De-
ssisc.
Corn-Lo7-er. Nc. cash. 54Ec; track.
- s755izc: September, 5zSc; December
557sc, Esv. 5sI.c
Oats-I.ozer. 70. cash. sc; track. ST.
57aSc, Septer ber. Ks T57isc, Nay. sSsc
No white. sS Sc
rlt-z-T rura-- $50
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
American LEAGUE STANDING.

WASHINGTON. -; CLEVELAND. Il.
Cleveland. Aug. Z9.-Cleveland lost to-
days game IN the first three innings
through poor base running and sleepy
playing. Toward The end OF the game the
Clevelands took a brace ard batted Lee
out OF the box after i hits were made
OF him Attendance, 400. Score;
r H z
Cleveland ...........01OOO044 p 3
Washington ........142o4 200e-13 Is ?
STANDARDIZATION and Connor; Lee.
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Italians Have

Italians Have No Faith in Our Courts.
Rome. Aug. 29.-The Patria says that
American courts VIII give no satisfac-
ton for the lynching Of Italians and
urges the government TO take other
measures against the United States.
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Ne- YORK.

New Torlz. Aug Recelrts.
s az packages. market cuier- sra-e zai-y.
1855 creamery Isg721cs June racks5 Eac-
tory. ia GEc
Eez-Recsipts $50 DacEaEes- u-srkzt
6ru- state ard Peulsgl vsnia. -szzs-.
western ca-aisd. l75sr-izci western Da-
caudIed I5E--c-
SuzaT-R4W- barely s-s2sE far ref1-
ing Sc centrifugal 81 test Sr RIO
lasses sugzr. ase E=ered steady. cr1si-
e5 So powdered. * S-a1llaze1
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or the Produce Exchange. today. the
market closed as follows
BlrteT-Marker easy, creamery. 14disl5 +;
dairy. 13fI7c.
EgEs-Market active. fresh. Ilc.