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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17
, wilcox TAasY PILLS

for defaulted interest on bonds issued by
that county. The amount Of the bonds is
$500, exclusive Of costs and interest
The Hockaday Hardware company $
house force numbers twenty-one people.
The firm viii have five travelling men on
the road March L
DR.. II. w. Abbott viii speak in the
hail over % North Main street this even
ing at 7:S O'Clock
Senator Wood of Bellevule, Kan, stop
ped in the city last night between trains.
lie had been on d tour Of inspection at
the asylum at Winfield
q. T. Weast Of Nealsville, Wis. who
lived in Butler county twenty-five years
ago and was then a visitor to Wichita
frequently, was in he city yesterday.
J. NJ Sommers, one Of the Missouri Pa
cihc train dlspatchers. recently purchased
very pretty cottage at 7S1 South amin
street from l. f. Varney as an invest
mont
At the Friends baseball grounds the
Commercial team and the Friends team
played q practice game of baseball yes
terday. The Friends won by score Of
6 to 3. Both teams show up in good
form for 50 early a game. and promise
great things for the future
Mrs. w. A. Polk. who IS now at Mt
ST. Gertrude's convent, Boulder. Col, is
improving. Mrs. Foster, her sister. has
received word from Mrs. Polk that she Is
now able to ride out about one hour
each day. Her many friends in this city
WIN be pleased to hear of her improve
ment IN health.
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New YORK Bank statement

New York, Feb. 15-The weekly bank
statement (jve days of averages OF the
associated banks shows: Loans. s9l4G23,-
coo. increase, SIS, 553. 90. Deposits. Sl0lI.-
-. go; increase, SIS, 1910. Circulation.
81, 15S, so. decrease. $3.50. Legal tenders
81, Al. 30; decrease, s6ss. 800. Specie. Sl95-
13. 500; decrease, $281o00 Total re-
serve. 500 81. 100; decrease, S5.22s 800. Re-
serve required. So So 20; increase, 3D.
1878 surplus reserve, yl9s5z 400; de-
crease s75IGI75
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17

New York. Feb 16.-Money on call
nominal. Prime mercantile paper, ga
AZ per cent Sterling exchange weak
and nominal. VITA actual business IN
bankers bills at s4.S7ss for demand and
at s4S4A for sixty days; posted rates.
s. 25is and 81. SSikG4.S9; commercial bills
$4.S3lG 4.S4. Silver certificates, s63Q63. Bar
silver 611s. Mexican dollars, 477s. STA Q
bonds inactive. Railroad bonds steady
Government bonds steady: refunding Is.
registered. 1855; coupon. 1855; S's. regis
tered, 1107i; coupon. 110s3; new As, regis-
tered. 1874; coupon. 1878; old As reg $
tered, 1874: coupon, 49,; IS, T gist red,
110zt coupon, 11O2t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17

ceipts, 200; market steady; native steers
81 4Og5- 70; Texas steers. $3.75d4.50; Texas
cows, 81. 7ell3.5 50; native cows and heif-
ers, S2.50G4. 70; stockers and feeders, $3.50
d4.75; bulls, Sc .G0@4 .; calves, s5-50d6. IS.
Hogs-Receipts, so05; market easy; bulk
Of sales, 5.30175. 20; heavy, s. 35l15. 4215ss
packers, S5.50G5. 10; mixed, S5.25G5 3;
light. 3. 15q5. 80; workers. s. l0q5-25; pigs,
81 .5Od5. o.
Sheep-Receipts, %; market steady;
muttons, s3.75Qa As; lambs. 81. s0q5.3.
ST. LOUIS
St Louis, Feb. 16.-Cattle-Receipts
100; market to 18c lower than week
ago. Beef steers, 81. 4oq5.7 butcher
grades, 50 .5074.T5; stockers and feeders.
8. 41I4. 30: cows and heifers, 8. 54 %;
Texas steers. So. 40Q4, 60; cows and heif-
ers, 81. 40a3. 60.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market a shade
lower; pigs and lights, s.. 2505. IS; packers
. .2505. 10; butchers, s.. 40Q5.50.
Sheep-Receipts, so; market steady;
muttons, s4.OoG4.5 20; lambs, 81 .25Q5 IS;
stockers. 81 eOG3 10
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TRUSTEE NOT NEEDED
BankruBt Only Has $50 nuIss a
Available A@@et

Available Asset
The creditors % Thsa = Hainlis-.
bankrupt mef fn use orcss = Judge
wan yesterday % arrange fsr tss Sec
ten % a trustees - ths avafabs aa-ets
When some evidence in the matter vas
takes q waa ascaftatrea Chat ire oslg
assets thst we're bot ereuof 81 anesr rs
law IS 81 Ga mule aorth &c SD 8 burFy
worth 8. - vleN - TITS fscf - tras-
tee was elected Hsiniiasa ashts anaaut
20 q ~ lie Is 8 farmer AID resides az
Pratt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York Feb. lg--Tn CRY roods tossv
business has been ~ an ordinary char
acter. as compared wifh preVinra days
~ the week So new feature devslo pe-i
lu any division q either cotton ~ wa.Iea
goods esiers are r0untug uD0n mate
ral Improvement 81 demanh nert Ne-k
American cottoa yarna continue weak
and d's0reauized. and weratsdsyarns 90
AID easy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17

8 q; July. ta.oa; Aurust. g. = ssptera-
Der, tA. Octo0er. . 8. sos sEub ers 8 -:
December. <7.s9-
New orleans. FEB. H.-cott5n-ssca dy.
mlddiing. exc
Liverpool Frb 3 Spot cotton sasyf
American mid4iiuE s liza
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17

CASH QUOTATION5.
s5T7fc; No. 2 red. 7fiQ76c-
Corn-No. 2. 5sdg,zc.
Oats-No. 2 25izc: No. 3 white. z5to.
Rye-No. 2 s9aEc-
Barley-Go03 feeding. 7s0s9c
Flax seed-No. Z. Sl.e5ia; 10. 1 north
western, 80
Timothy seed-PTime a f7is
Ness pork -Per boil, 81 g.
Iard-Par 10 lbs s. f2is07E
short 10 sides Qoose,) E-071A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17

nal tres lneut. which mus- pass throuEa
The stomach and urine before * res. hes
the seat OF disease The seminal ducts
project into The urathral canal tarou-h
The Prostate Gland, ard aye easlr
re1ched dy LOCAL IittA IN cNT
Or Carriers Grams lFen- solu e
B0ucies viii dissolve, DIGEST and forever
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17
D. j. Wallace.
COMMISSION CO.

Grain. Prosiaions. Stocks boaghs ard
sold FOR cash or on margins.
Rooms I and 2. - North Main street.
Phone e6a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17
WHY IT CURES MIN.
Why the Fghul Tension Of Structure Dissolved Like Snow Beneath
IN FIFTEEN DAYS
Ehy Weak Men Are Restored BY the MAGIC Applied
Directly TO the Affected Parts.

TO RUIN THE STOMACH The g
James treatment IS local, direct and posi
tive
The St. James treatment Is prepared in
the form of crfyons, very u~-,vr
smooth flexible and wholly soluble, which
are Inserted into the water passaga -
utghc. where they dissolve ana dfposfs
the medication IN its 1ull Sfrenzth unon
The Prostate Gland. contractinr and
strengthening the Ducts and FOREVER
STOpPIN DRAINS AND EMISSIONS
and curing while the patient sleeps
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17

NariC0ceie Is IN accumulation or slug
Ssh blood In the veins o. ths scrotur1
are solely u Imperfect circul tion. IN
has lis oriEin ia a diseased and torpid
Prostate Gland. Operations in th5s i s
ease are only temp ulry. and no mechau-
tc4i device JET discovered has cured a
s-nEie case. C2rau-Solveut heals the
Prostate ana restores healthy cirCui alton
Aar.cocele disappears and CHE sluEEt 81
accumulation is replaced by pure heal th-
red blood
Thousands Of men stricturel. weak
wasting end oespoudeat were cured and
restored oy the s. James method last
year \ vast army Of men IN whom the
A&hr o1 lie has generated tha fearf ID
ntEltn4re OF structure and seminal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17

Tlttsturg. Feb BY a dynamite ex-
pi5si3n near Cumberland. Nd. today,
three men were killed and several ser
iously wounded
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17
UrclhFal Stricture

IN Is DAYS. without pau INJURY or incon-
venienCe The bougies are inserted ar
nseht and set while you sic T. Gran
solvent removes every symptom ot
Structure, leaving The canal - healthy
as when nature formed 10. NO BEtL ia &.
CUTTING OR DILArENE. 40 INJEC-
TONS TO IRRITArE T8E MEM
BRANE NO INTERNAL DkEGGLN 3
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17
GRAIN AND PRODUCE Markets.

CHICAGO.
Chicago. Feb. 16.-The leading futures
ranEed as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17

A-aN>As LLLt-
Kansas Csty. 40. Esa. ls--Czttls- Re-
The sun., 1901-10-13

may now buy anywhere q glass OF wine
for two cents. On the other hand. n
glass Of beer or glass Of milk would cost
him siy cents, and cup Of tea or coffee
can seldom be obtained 80 cheaply.
The cheapness Of wine in Paris IL not
due solely to the exceptionally large
Weld Of Frerch vineyards. 4 contribu-
tory cause is the fact that everywher"
in France the railways transport vino
at n minimum rate Then, again. French
wine growers arc no longer Obliged to
send to Spain for heavier wine 10 conf
bine with their own product The out
put Of the Algerian and Tunisian vine
yards has been so much improved that
II ~ now uscd almost exclusively 90 give
body 10 the home article The suppress
sion ~ the Octroi. or municipal tAa, on
wine entering Paris has al-o mnde
great difference 10 the inhabitants OF
that city The tax used To be based
on the quantity, not the quality. ~ tho
wine introduced. So that "A barrel oi the
latter worth few dollars would pay tho
same tax as one worth hundreds
II French wine growers have thus
far failed tu rclcve themselves Of their
surplus h flooding foreign markct-
with their products. n IL because wine o"
regarded ~ an article Of luxury IN cuun-
tries that do not produce n, and duties
are levied on that assumption, mus
ia England the ordinary wine. which
used Ia me worth - the TWENTY-FIVE gal
Ions. but which can now he purchased
for 80 TO ii cents has to pay duty oi
about s. 90 In Russia the same grade oi
wine has to pay about siA.S0 the twenty
two gallons No wonder deputation
representing 600 wine growers and
merchants lately urged VI pfLcAsSE'
the Minister for Foreign Analn. TO turn
the Cars visit 90 account 10y pcrsuading
that sovereign 10 place a lower duty
ON French wines
IL Is m the south OF France that IN"
wine crisis - most acute There some
of the wine growers refuse to pay the
internal revenue tax ON their product,
and others belonging 10 ia" reserve.
decline 'o perform the customary mll'-
,lrv service on the ground that they
have no time Co spare Tho glu', how
ever. from which the wine business
Of France is now suffering ls likely &"
hc ONLY temporary. for the acreage oi
the VINEYARDS will no doubt be reduced.
and the ycar~ Of plenty may be followed
hv years Of famine
The sun., 1901-10-13

To-day RuDoLp vIkcHow completes
his eightieth year. and Berlin Is celebrat-
ing the event with festivities extending
over several days The time has gone 10y
when one man could H. revered aS master
Of the whole domain Of human kno~l-
edge. a. were NoLrAiRE and ALEXANDER
Won HuMBoLpr. bu, what has been lost In
extension las been gained In deIth. and
NIRcHows name for a generation past has
perSonihcd German science.
Yesterday the new hig Parliament build
ing vas filled 10 do honor to the great
physiologist There was q banquet and
addresses In the hall Of the Rrichstag.
from societies and populations. foreign
and German. LISTER from England.
BACErII from Talv and famous doctors
from Ffancs and fu--ia and Austria
Tomorrow the anthroPDlngis,s will have
their turn In rs'nlating their master,
and later the students will honor the TEACHER
In their own student way with oomFnsrs
and torohlight procession
There II no official recognition. however.
OF the activities that moro, even, than his
exploits In science. have endeared WICKLOW
10 the German people. He was on tho side
Of fre.dom Ia ists and suffered then from
Pr,issian persecution He accepted Cor
man unity under Priz-ias lead and tried
hi- hcst 80 secure licral in-titutiuns II"
gave his time as fully To his duties as a
citizen ~ he did 20 the pursuit 81 science,
and hy long service IN tho Berlin Town
Council and In the lmIerial E"ichstag
strovc TO make Germany cleaner. healthier,
aud frccr lie might have had greater
opportunity had the Emperor FREpEEIcK
lived
lie l. one Of the peace heroes Of the new
Empire. no whit le-.s than - war heroes
a glory Of sciencc and of Germany for all
time
The sun., 1901-10-13
DtkE or sORNU ans TRIP.
I~a,-> Toronto for >isrars-on-the-i.ak .ake,
where sunda, wIli lie spent.

ToHoSTp. ont. oct /? Standing on
the last platform of tho royal train. IN"
Duke and Duchess 80 Cornwall and York
thl- morning bowed their good -hvS 'p
Toronto III" -end-uf lacked nothing q
outhu-la-m The station had h"cu beaut-
fully decorated with hunting A crimson
cart~' had l--cn lAi from 'he entrance
20 th. train. over which the royal party
walked Only ticket holders were per
mttcd iu-ido 10" station. hut large crowds
lined the route from the Government Iious"
and chccrrd the visitors n" route 80 th"
station was lined hv grrnadiers and p"h~'.
while inside the station DETECTIVES ~"ro
gathersd
The hand played God Save the kiug-
as tn. royal csrria q" escorted by The Cover
nor General body guard. stoppod az tho
station Mavor Howlaud was th"rr 20
.srort Tho Duche-s tu the platform. Di--
,ingu-l,..d l-vr~t-. including tho members
Of 'hc Government. Mavor HoWlaud and
tnc civic RECEPTION committee as~,mhlrd
az 'he station and haic the rovnl pair
adi,u. shaking hands with both the Duko
and 'h~ DIchoss la saving guud-hy to
Mayor Rowland 'ne Duke said
We d-sirr to rs-,at that words cannot
.Nprrss oar srat.iiCa'i'u a. 'hc rrO ptiuu
given " IN Toronto
Th' ruval tram. forn"rlv 10 two sections.
has nov teen united int" pu" section uf
.leVen car~. aud u pulled u,,i ON ihs stroke
~ o o'cioCk
IOSpOS. Ont OCT - The royal train
arrived her shortly afisr moan Tn" first
stop was made AZ hampton. vhc-g school
children waving flag aud map" l"ave-,
gave the Duke and DUCHESS au euthu-ia~tic
rcc~p'iou. and presented ih" DUCHESS with
a magnificent horal rN"rlng An immense
1F Nffsf raj
arrived az iOl5 O'Clock. and stopped only
Ave minutes STOPS were made a. lt~rin
and Stratforl WHORE the receptions W"r"
equally eu'hu-iastic The royal train
rctuhinad az ly"rdun ahou' al hour. AMI
went on to Niagaru -ru-t he Lake. whcr'
SUNDAY will ~ spent
The sun., 1901-10-13
sr> ,rOR rRiE HTF HOr 81.
SAYS lie win Not Accept Craftsmanship
o Foreign RrIat' ons 4 ommiitee.

WAsHiNdroN. o. /? senator frye -
Maine. President pro TEN. ui IA" Senate,
WHO arrived M Ws-hugt"u last might,
took lunch with the President a. the WIN"
Hou~r to-day "" camr =" Washington
I, discuss with pr,.>ii,.g, Roosevelt prps-
p..rl,r l-yi,l,tluu iu tL, ~'uat", AMI hr " lll
m,,t tn, President ru M'niav FOR thar pur-
,.,s. Srr.r,r Fry- saii t'-dav that h"
would u,' ar,ap' no" r'tirman-hlp ~ tho
Senate ,1mmut,-' ou lurrIgu Relations
S,rtf,r tI,.u'r j. rcNt "a rnuN ON IA" com
mit,,-,. ari o. H. now senator trvr's under
.,,r.Irg chat Mr DulIum will - ele"'"d
chairman
Nr Fr-. sail 'h1t 3" could NOT max" up
ms mimi ~ r,'Iim.t~h the rhairmnnship %
'hr iu,s.tftr' ,uwmu''" ora t"'nn"rs'
.l.. ,us,,. ...r- ~ ''. ,s1Wmiftss have
,itr,r'lva-srI ri'p '' r'rInin .ari b" h"h"v"-
fraf ti,, V .rA ni fr' Commerce t'mm'''"'
will boz. r-r,".1Ny important ucN' winter
"A, Ia- tNn .fr9',-' ,N,uhd"uCn 'ha' tho
Slli, Sr....tv i'l will l-,,'om" n law at 'ho
ryNf .....HF
80 v...l hl," Ir"n passs'd last winter,
hr .,iH .f'fh, .iW. had nu' l~'"u - limited
.rI,. HrUv.'sr against T. Cnu'in1 haN" iy'ru
l.'' u. during O. ing -s's>iou
senate tu|luw 'n' pfp~i-ecitV" chairman
4 Oh. fHr,Igu Afa'rs COMMITTEE cail'sl
..r tN. pf.-.H today and va IN th"
President a .~. q few minutes white
-~ryf.r ir-" was ih"rv
The sun., 1901-10-13
Tac suppressed Literary Gem OF
wliioughby street.

Book collectors will soon bc hunting
Tor copies of issues of the Campaign
Plainly Stated From the Democratic
Standpoint" Ostcnsibly this work
was irtcndcd for the instruction Of
ShcIurd orators in BROOKLYN II was
prcrnrcd h. tie King, county D"m-
os'atic organiyation and contains many
refreshing remarks for tho benefit "i
Milloughby street and the injury oi
Willoughby streets partner IN hast
Fourteenth street. Manhattan. The
book has now been withdrawn from
circulation and Willoughby street er-
presses solcmnly great ignorance about
IL or surprise NJ II But its purpose
has been accomplished. and that pur-
poae was not to furnish data :" Mr..
SuFpARp's spoutcrs, but to let Brook
lvn know that the Kings county organ
izCtiou is ashamed ot IL partner.
With this object in view, the compiler
oi The book ha- dwcit upon the long
cnmity II the Bro"Slvn Democracy
20 Tammany Hall, and has explained
that only necessity has driven VIII
lo,ighby street to an alliance with Tam
many 'h,s year d" II was either COM
vad with Tammanv or M ant'-TlW-
i.ary victory" snys the sly apologlzer
o. nc whcis - Knife and prepares y"
rake irct-ion into lammanvs inwariH
Iic iingerS lovingly over tolERs : amt
Tanmauv adventures He compliments
the police in Brooklvn and attacks hv
iurucndo the police IN Manhattan. IL"
,rio,,c- tha, tho attempt to I'cNery-
10 prooklvn fiil.d He celebrates
l,Ek IN contrast with bEyEkN lie
i1lks about the system of polio" pro-
t,,tion n, Manhattan md rrjolCc- that
no ore has dared to accu-" Mr. loHN
a hcing ~ league with Gamblers. pool
room l:ocucr~ or th" propri"tors oi DIS
= Stdcrlv house, IN short. the aim oi
o., book l. Ia d.sclaim and discrc,i,t
Tag.u,ny and - boost the kirSs
county ticket
The contents and nrimus "f tho book
l.-c l.cr, made known by the news
rnper, The Rrooklyn voters have
armed. # they didn't know II before,
ina. Nllourhhy street Is only concerned
,l,ou, Itself. dc-'rpu@ to protect lts"li
ard to avoid the discreiit that ARISES
from association with Tammany. "
Ar MCiAUGHiIN can elect his county
and borough candidates. Mr.. SHEPARD
md Tat-manv mny go hang. This II
= very sensible p"sition "take and does
credit To- IN. shrcWdncss Of the Kings
county organization. but II ~ pretty
tough on Mr. ,nuhER, Wi'loughhy
.,rre, has sold him gold brick. H"
has taken Nr SHEPARD N the request
81 Kings county and Kings county IL
showing its gratitude bv knihng Tam
many
Issues of the Campaign Plainly
Stated Frnu the Democratic stand
Ioint" may he suppressed. but the
impression that Willoughby street II
working for it, own hand and ready 10
slaughter Tammany cannot bc sup
pre-ssad
The sun., 1901-10-13
Advice TO Coiorrd N~n.

To rHF ENRON uF THG ~'N 81 Mr.
low stands f'r thnt princirl" which charac-
,.tit.s the progress II a." American I"opl" -
aui fof whtch the coiurca nation has been
long cout-rliug iustic~ and equality f"r
al men hctur, tho lto Tot honest government
aud protection o. lav-1hliiug 'Iti1ens. and
thrr,fur. 10 "l-. ted Mayor Ntll not silently
II, consrrttug ~ tho disturbance - public
pesc~ h., turultuuu. oud urla ~ iul a-sombhc.
Ior past events charn,t"riT~s ~" fact th.t
New work is 90 need 90 H ruler whose high
integrity. Who's" iirrf- and principles WI
n au.ncr tho police and other subordinst~
oe!csr. o. faithfullN execute, but not disgrtr.
th. laW- they s~eaf o. support
The u-sr ,,ulIi|'" is 10" Distinguish
p.rs.n that answer. 3D." requirement. and
tr.r.f.rc. the -rr-p"'iug and .u-ti.~-
l.,tr. ,ol,red ,Ift-,u should t-"l y -. t- l.S
trdi.penS,h~ dui, - assist IN usmr OF law
ant order {. rut tH1i eminent scholar and
,,.,.,,.I fsru, .tiE~u in tho Mav.rl.t,
rNait i'''"' 'hiil
,.Nurtpa- NHss cot
The sun., 1901-10-13
co>GRrGtrI0> ,LINrS uEET.
Tr,rnniaI session of the National Council
Higgins In Portland. We.

PouthANp' Ne ''' i'' "1',''''''
meeting ~ lh' 'a'l'hM ''H''' "' '""-
grcgatiounl chur'hc= urgan this forenoon
60, b. pr,iinrnarv business Nlvur
- - 3D.. pc,. I I J.ukirs of ,b,
h'"'''' ''. ..'...t 81. a
stat" r''''' '''E'' *" ''.''' '''''" Wv
hVensd welcoming addT"s-'r
IN. bu~luc-- ."-sipu wa largely devoted
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