davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-13
ELLIS GLENN AFFECTED.
Worried when Her Accuser Identified
Her as Bert Glenn.

PARKERSBURG. w. Va. July l2-In the
trial of Ellis Glenn to-day William Rich
ardson positively identified the prisoner as
Bert Glenn. who sold him deed OF trust
In 1896. The prisoner was affected by this
testimony and showed signs of worry for
the first time. Richardson is a wealthy
lumberman OF Parkersburg. and was the
one who had Glenn arrested in Illinois
and brought 10 this city over a year ago
The courtroom was crowded TO suffocation
Many women were present. The trial is
proceeding slowly.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-13

CONSTITUTION handicapped q seconds.
Mr.. Thomas w. Lawson issued a state
ment tonight in which he said "Topmast
gone. leaking badly and four times loser.
the Independence arrived at anchor TONIGHT
after her first series of races. But in the
hearts of those who have been with her
from her birth. the only ones who really
know her-that noble old veteran Captain
Hank Haff, his two never firing officers
and as good a crew as ever trod a deck, her
designer, her sailmaker. her rigger, the
band OF yachtsmen who have sailed on her
and the grizzly old polar bear who rides
her main peak-she is the fastest ship that
ever sailed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-13
MRS. BONNIE INDICTED.
VIII he Tried for Killing James s.
Ayres, a Census Clerk.

WASHINGTON. July 12.-The grand jury
after several weeks investigation has just
returned an indictment for murder against
Mrs Ida Bonine for the alleged killing Of
James $. Ayres. the young census clerk
Mrs Bonine's trial probably will occur In
October The date Will be fixed at the Sep
tember term OF the court.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-13

LONDON, July 12.-"An important scheme
creating a sinking fund for the Chinese in
demnity has been accepted by all the pow
ers" says the Peking correspondent OF the
Daily Mail. 1T is on an ascending sliding
scale, providing for the complete redemp
ton of the bonds by 1884.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-13
sinking Fund Scheme.

recognition OF his services IN the settle
ment of the war between China and Japan.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-13
Magnificent stern Chase by the Boston
Boat, Which Lost Her Top Sails
Early I'm the Race.
BEATEN ONLY TEN MINUTES
MIGHT HAVE RUN AWAY FROM 9TH
ERS BUT FOR ACCIDENT.
New Cup Defender over Two Minutes
Behind Columbia at the Fin
ish-The ShamrOcks.

NEWPORT, r. l., July 12-The Columbia
again defeated the Constitution in to-day's
race by margin in corrected time of two
minutes and nineteen seconds, the Inde-
pendence being once more last. after losing
her top mast at the very start. The Bos-
Ton yacht, however, sailed such a remark
able plucky race after being shorn of her
top gear that it is generally believed to-
night that she would have won but for
the accident. For twenty minutes after
the start she sailed with the wreck of her
club topsail trailing astern, while for
SIX more she was motionless, luffed in the
wind, while the crew cleared away the
tangle All this time the other two yachts
were speeding along under all sail, yet
The independence was only beaten seven
minutes and forty-fve seconds at the fin
fsh mark, and sailed the second leg of the
triangle in less time than either of the
other yachts, although they carried club
topsails. In the run home the two Bristol
boats, under a great press of sail. beat
the Lawson yacht a little over four min
utes in ten miles. This fine showing of
the Independence did not in any way de-
tract from the interest in the contest be-
tween the two Herreshoff yachts. The
Columbia was never headed by the Consti-
tuition. but the new boat gave the old one
a warm contest. The Columbia had the
best OF both the reaches. but the Consti-
tuition sailed the windward leg a minute
and half faster than the old boat
The result of the four contests between
these three boats leaves much tc be de-
termined. especially as TO their relative
merits in anything except light airs To-
days race was sailed in a fifteen-knot
wind, the northeaster to-day being much
stronger than the Southwestern of yester-
day.
The accident to the independence oc-
CURED within two minutes after the start
the preventer backstay breaking near the
cleat. so that the topmast, with no sup
port. broke off at the masthead. Fortu-
nately none Of the mainsail halyards on the
stays for the head sails were affected so
that after the wreck was cleared away the
yacht was able to keep on.
The race to-day closed the series and the
yachts will not meet again for at least ten
days. the Constitution going to Bristol, the
Columbia TO New York and the Independ-
ence probably to New London. OF the
four events under the Newport Yacht
Racing Association the Constitution won
the first two in light airs, beating the
other yachts by a large margin, while the
Columbia won the last two in close finishes
with the new Bristol yacht. The Independ-
ence has lost in every race, although quite
near the other two yachts in the last two
contests.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-13
HIGH TEMPERATURES IN THE WEST,
SOUTHWEST AND SOUTH
Damage by Heat and Drought Used by
Bulls to Force Consider
able Advance in Prices
HEAVY LOSS IN TWO STATES
SITUATION IN KANSAS AND MISSOURI
ALMOST CALAMITOUss

Corn Crop i'm the Sunfiower state May
Not Exceed 5o.OoO.oOo Basheis. One
Quarter the Usual Amounts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-23
RUNS AT FULL CAPACITY
And Then Cudahy Can Hardly Fiji
His Orders.


The John Cudahy Packing company IS
running its packing plant TO lis fun ca
pacity and then can hardly FL the orders
for its products There vas q great r.
crease OF orders yesterday and vice-Pres-
ident and Manager c r Harrison said
they were right up even on lard. hams
and English bellies There seems 70 Be
. charm about Wichita meat and every
body wants II. Ordinarily. when . new
packing house Is started, the managers
expect 70 feel their way and gradually
build Up their trade. hut here IS the
Cudahy house. which has not been mn
ming half a year, IS running al the tine
Al full capacity and can hardly fl its
ordeS-
TEE- house IS shipping I've cars q usat
70 Liverpool. England, this week The
demand for the CUdshv brands % meat
IS growing even II old England The sue
cess has been 50 marked that Price
Jones. the head % the largest commission
house in Liverpool. has cone al the way
from Englanz 20 Try 70 induce John
Cudahy 70 increase his shipments and he
and 9fr. Cudahy VIII be II this city next
-t----t-1-
Fice-Presids1t Harrison said last night
that John Cudahy was wonderfully inter
ested N his Wichita plant. and while he
had kept right along building ard in
proving ever since the house vas started.
they knew the house vas TOO small +
was a lucky day for WICHITA when she
secured John Cu6ahy and everything
about the big packing house plant shows
that the Cudahy people are pleased with
their location II Is said that a prophet
IS not without honor. save II his cwn
country bur Cudahy's brands Of meats
are popular here II Wichita ard the best
grade OF breakfast bacon sells for twenty
cents per pound By the piece in The
grocery stores. The English people .wfl
have % be satisfied with a little less BE-
cause the Cc6ahy people intend 10 sup
nv rhz home demand r-z-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-23
.LITE STOCK MARKET.
Receipts Yesterday Were as
Large as Expected.
MARKET WAS IRREGULAR
Good Hogs Five Higher;
Others Were Lower

The supply Of hogs on the market yes
terday was fully as large as expected ii
these days OF light receipts. The market
was somewhar unsettled for the greater
part Of the day. Buyers and sellers were
apart in their views. and the bulk Of the
sales were made by efecting a cOmpro-
mise between buyer and seller. The
markets on the Missouri river showed
more strength and sellers held for higher
prices. but the buyers claimed they had
been paying TOO much for light and mixed
hogs. To say that the best hogs among
the offerings sold cents higher and CON-
mon mixed lots were 21s cents lower,
would pretty nearly describe the actual
condition Of the hog market yesterday.
There were just as good hogs sold Tor
S5.s5 on Wednesday as those that brought
SIX dollars yesterday, and the hogs that
went for S5.I5 yesterday were just as
good as several loads that sold az the
close OF the previous days market for
s. "a The buyers seemed 10 have made
up their minds 70 make q little wider
range of prices between top hogs and the
common grades, and they made q start
In that direction yesterday. The COM
mission men are warning their patrons
against these thin and grassy hogs. They
VIII bring as much proportionately here
as on any other market, but they VIII
not sell as near the price for weIl-6nish-
ed hogs they have been doing for the
past tan days previous 10 yesterday.
There has never been Z time since the
opening Of this market that every car
load OF hogs sold on its own merits as
now. II one shipper does not get as
much for his hogs as another, IL IS BE-
cause they do Lot have the same quality.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-23
WHEAT LEADS GRAINS
September Delivery Closes
l-4a3-8 Higher
CORN MARKET ORAGGY
Yellow Cereal With Oats,
Closes Lower

Chicago, aug. 2.-September WHEAT TO-
day closed L TO sc higher, having fruled
or ar Improvement IL tire expert sttua-
ton. Corn closed weak. September \ 10
sc lower. September oats at the close
we're L 70 &c weaker, and provisions 2.
70 &c depressed.
Wheat was not handled IN sufficient
Quantities 70 remove II from the char7c-
teriZation Of duh although during the
afternoon there was 4 sharp lsptrrn in
prices which on the surfac would indicate
& different state Of affairs. The market
saggeo during the forenoon O. seat
tered liquidation, induced by disappoi1t-
Ing cables and favorable crop conditions.
At the decline an increase IN sesboard
cls1rances and smaller receipts ~ the
chief receiving points steadied prices
without increasing the demand. A report
that the expert inquiry was sharper and
z stronger attitude on the part OF cash
traders came later as a bull influence and
the market became firm on the sudden
withdrawal OF offerings. September hav-
ing opened az 70as 70 7C-.c and dropped 20
-0lsc, ran Up 70 &c or a very utsls buy
s1g By nervous shorts and the closing
tone was firm, September a 70 &c over
yesterday ST 7001o7sc. Exporters report
ed 80 loads taken. Seaboard clearances
Of wheat and -four equal 70 SIS. COO bush
els, while primary receipts were $4,000
bushels, compared with 10000 bushels
last year. Local receipts we're rs cars
seven OF contract grade NiareapoIs and
Duluth reported 504 cars. making 2 total
for the three points OF Gao loads. against
SIS last week, and 20 q year ago.
The cora market was 4 draggy. feature
less affair al through. There was no
material change IN the situation statisti-
cally or otherwise. A few NebrSsks re-
ports claimed that late corn in sections
was suffering from dry weather and heat.
but in the majority OF instances advicss
were that recent improved conditions
were being maintained Such inf0rma-
ton was not calculated 70 create = SPEC
ulative demand ard as longs stin had
corn for sale, the market gradually work
ID of and was not far from IT'S worst at
The end of the session. September sold
between 5e7s and sec, and closed Z % sc
lower, ct 56A 70 $3.50 Receipts were sc
cars
Oats succumbsd early to TIE downward
course OF corn 4 faith in the long side
Il the market however. was still evident
and II took only q little commission
house buying TO cause covering by those
who had sold earlier September sold be-
tween 3 and $3.50. and closed = 10 &c
lower az S4-s 70 55c. Receipts we're "a
cars
Provisions were quiet. TIE market
opened firm in sympathy with higher
prices ar the yards bur eassd later in
sympathy with corn Selling was chief
~ in the way OF realizing on January
options Pork closed 10c, and lard and
ribs - 10 sc lower for January delivery.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat.
rs cars; corn, 20 cars; cats, 81 cars;
hogs y Coo head
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-23

-000pu
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-23
MEETING is OPENED
Many Agreeable Features Added to
This hear-- f.afhering

The State Holiness association opened
their twelfth annual camp meeting last
night 10 large attendance Rev. Luther
of Mcpherson, preached and conducted
the opening meeting. Many agreeable
features have been added 20 the grounds
ard arrangements. Most OF the tents
have wooden floors and II the Gospel tent
chair seats with backs have been added.
Heretofore the people were compelled 70
sit on hard wooden benches and straw
was the Only floor the tents contained.
Everybody out at the grounds IS enthus-
fastic and all are working hard 70 make
Wav
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-23
BROTHER FROM IRELAND.
Foreman James ?. Nolan Gets a Pleas
ant Sunrise.

James P. Nolan. fireman az No. :. had
quite q surprise this week 4 brother
upon him. after twenty years separation
and set the fireman guessing at who
he was. The lad from Ireland is quite
handsome fellow and IS greatly taken
with the United States. He says there
are more magnificent buildings IN wich-
tia THAI IN any town II Ireland from
the Giants Causeway % Cape Clear.
Dublin alone excepted He Is thinking OF
making Wichita his home.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-23
REMEMBERED THE EAGLE
messerve & Rifel send the Force a
Frazer Of Lee Ernana

The force II the Eagle once had q
great feast last night They have supper
served At Il o'clock n TIE on1ce and last
night Messerve & RiTel, propristors OF
the popular Bon-Ton Bakery ard Randy
kitchen, thinking that the men who work
all night II order that people may read
the news II the morning. deserve some
thing nice. sent Up a freezer % their de-
liciOus ice cream. Tie boys expressed
their opinion Of the ice cream BY eating
it AL and OF the donors By wishing Mes
serve & Rirel the Success they dessrre.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-23

staple cOttons has shown a slight in
provement- There has been no change in
prices in any direction. but the upward
movement IL raw cotton is correcting an
easier tendency recently noticeable IN
some quarters. Print cloths are duh for
regulars at 7-15c, bur fair business re-
ported II odd goods. Prints in average
request, at previous prices. Ginghams
steady. Hosiery and underwear IN fair
demand for spring season
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-23

We desire 70 earnestly thank our neigh
bors, friends. Old soldiers. Wonan's Re
lief Corps and Rev Gums ard Stein
nyer for their sympathy and Kindness
shown Us during The sickness ard death
of cur beloved wife and mother.
Mr.. FRED BOTHER.
MRS ELLA WFEALEY.
Nh FRED y. BOTTJER.
MS MARTHA CARMTCEA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-23
Daily Excursions via Nicke, Plate
Erad-

Chicago 70 Buffalo and New YORK
Special low rates and favorable limits on
ali points east Call on or address John
7. Callahan. General Agent. III Adams
street, Chicago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-23
REsENTATIvE SALES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Following are the shippers who had
hogs or the market yesterday: James
Sparks Conway Springs; " Z. Beckhau
& sons. Burton; Charles T. Henson.
ITazIeton; Frank Moore, Andale; ". B.
Johnston Enid. sam Johnson. North
Enid. House & Wolf. Newton; Charles
HIarect. Peck; D. N Hutchinson, Hav-
ar-r-frf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National league Standing.

BOSTON, Z; PHILADELPHIA 4
Boston, Aug Z.-The visitors made a
good rally in the ninth, but it was too
late 10 save the game. Jennings did
great work al short Attendance, s25.
Score: RHE
Boston ..............81200002.5l4
Philadelphia. ---..-..0 0 0 @ 0 "a
Batteriee-P ittinger and Kittredgs: Orth
and Jacklitsch
BROOKLYN. I; NEW YORK,
Brooklyn. Aug 22--The New Torks put
up ragged fielding game behind Kick
nan today, and handed the victory over
20 Brooklyn. Newton allowed only five
hits and had perfect control. The fielding
Of Dahlen and DAILY was the feature
Attendance, 4.590. Score: RHE
New York .....-.-..0 0 0 COL
Brooklyn ....--....-.0 . 0 ; 001 - s
Observation-Disclosures ard Smith: Newton
and Farrell.
CINCINNATI, 5; CHICAGO, :.
Cincinnati, Aug. 2.-Cincinnati took the
last game Of the series today. defeating
Chicago n easy fashion The Cincin-
natis knocked Eason out OF the box IN
the fourth, Taylor taking his place At
tendance, 100. Score: Ri E
Cincinnati .........0Oss000 /
Chicago -....-....-..2 0 0 Of O. G >
Batteries-Hshn and PETIT; Eason, Tay-
Tor and Kahoe.
PITTsBURG, 4; ST. LOUIS. 5
St. Louis, Aug 22.-Harper was wild TO-
day and in the first three innings gave
three bases on balls. His club mates
gave him poor support # the opening in
nings and allowed the visitors 70 score
four runs. Attendance, 3,500. Score:
Ri z
Pittsburg .........1f2o000 tina
St Louis ............0 000092 Is 10
Batteries-Phnuppi and thinner; Har-
per and Ryan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-23

--z ~. ana 2-F'liUal SLEEPER
l,--v-sr Memphis. Little E-cz 1-1 oE-1-
$500 tritv. free reclining clilr cars be-
trer- sLe-rL-s l-c So 1-Il-t-l-1
(5 and Pullman steepers
7---v1~e- okla hor-a Lirr ara Aellg ms
T-r- ra-li--u.. chair cars between y, saith
erl1rl alC Aa--rL-
AZ 0zlan rs Ctr-. SIKH SANTA
- sac Frisco A. s1atl 4l--A-1a-sr, . ~
Az i-lELta Eoca, 7lte LIZ
F2rrt- ElC SIR 81 western 1lr Elll
: Al a1Dl.z VIA al lles f1-
ell pC-s north sc-tc, sc-Lls1st ana
c. 3 HART. C. ". A..
Oklahoma city O. 7.
c Il lee g. Z. A.
I4ltie EccE. AK
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-23
FIooa d g. nEthina.

london, Aug 2.-There has been &C.
rious breach IN both banks cf the Yellow
river il the province u shaturg. says ths
Shanghai correspondent Il ire Sarar5.
and TIE foods have destroyed az t1ureass
amount CT property.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-23
CITY IN BRIEF.

"A Anydea CT Denver. Is n the city.
r A. Cox was II Newton yesterday On
business
Ms. B. J. Blazer LEFT yesterday to- sais
LaiSs city.
PL Dsa-tA. CT KscAi. wa n TIE ely
yesterday.
Laura ard Kass MAxey lsss yesterday
co- Denver.
Joseph sohl.n os oss. kan. Is n tAs
city CT business.
T. g. F1siShnaa ot Clearwater, vas II
Tire city yesterday
D. 5. Hoves 5 expected hozs today
from Geuda Springs.
Lem Cr1h5s. q Arlington. Eaz-. Is IN
ths CIT yo1 business
NJ and Mrs. Jchz snoenaker %
Cheney, are e the cry.
AS sEthei Simmons. q Benton. Is VS.
itng friends n the city.
J. z wilson. q cattle nan q Benton.
IS II ths city OF business
A Ssztlsr. ot Clearwater. was Il TIA
city yesterday O. business
Wffuzzl Janison CT Clearwater. vas II
the city yesterday CT business
c. e Bascoz. agent FOR tae Rock Is
land. Ieft yesterday fos Topeka
Ms. Chas. A Bishop f. aul,s seriously
~ at her hone. 11s1 North water
AE-s. Fred NauEls and sister. Mas Fa=-
NE Dunkia. are visiting az Billings. Q. =.
A r. A6bott. superintendent CT the
Rock Island. was n tie cisy yesterday.
2Irs. Clarenoo Morris Is tie guest %
Ms. James G Brsretou. a. TIE Carey
hoteL
0rr. and Mrs. J. Il. Howara srs shs
--ests ot Ms. James Brsreton. a. ira
Carey.
Mr.. Mrs Treslans and daughter q
Osksloosa. "a. are n the city visiaus
friends.
s1rs C. A. Thits q s. Louis. WI a.
rive here today 20 visit her pareuts. Nr.
ard AIRS. sites.
senator and Ms. James Tap l-st iass
right for Colorado Springs ard other Col
Grade healta resorts
Mrs Dora MoAaauy. o. e Dorado. e
in the city visiting her sister. Mrs. L d.
Ee,zler q North Lawrcnce-
Mss Pearl Morley Of rs South Topeks
avenue. has enrolled for uIusic a. ths
AIbartus SnEuus conservatory.
Miss Grace Maine. who has been visit,
Ing II the city fer several weeks, Ieft yes
terlay Sor her home g. Chicago.
1Ir 3 p Reed eiea yesterday evszina
az SEQ ~ heart failure. "a ire hoase II
his daurhter. Airs. :. p. Evans. Sc EaEi,
street
James Dur. q Tire FIRM a Dur e DaT.
az Newton. vas IA the city YESTERDAY
calling on friends and attending 20 ou.i-
ness matters
Mss Williams. stsuoEranher az Kansas
Laundry. Is solicited by a lady - clnria-
nad 20 accompany ker on a trfs %
Europe "a amenuenEts.
srrs. r p Warner x Gallon. y. n.
is tn the city. She brought her ttiis
daughter with her % place her sn the All
Hauows academy Tor THIS winter.
Or Darrin reports the uttle gve-ycar-
Old son OF william Lvun y no broke his
Thigh three weeks ago. f. doias nicsiy
ard wfl soon be able % Valk around
again
Earbera seiGei az Mmerton. sumaer
county. died yesterday ~ blood poison.
Her remains vul BE- buried today Mrs.
seidel was for several years a res.2sns
Of Wichita
C. r. Elnkaia ~ Klcwa wua hroarts
O. the city yesterday anG taken 20 tha
81 francis hospital afr Ei1Esia Vaa
severely injured While IcaainE cattle.
which vas 90 - shipped
Airs Carl Klein and little son. Ra7dau.
Iee. yesterday over the Frisco for Vlsis
vlth relatives la chic. Virginia enG
rr---rr~s rr.r- r.--a.s 80 .-sefs rH.. fI.f-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-23
COTTON MARKET.

Eav york. Aus 2-The market f5r
cotr7n Futures opened steady u to1a
w--l p-.css 70 points lower z-c s1ol
AFTER The caI further sod - q points
-EGer r1cu ilguiE1tlo1 and GEhc south
eru pressure u the shssrc- ~ sr1hs-au-iaI
investment support The market Ess T.
naliv steady. via prices net = % :
rol1rs higher
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-23
caHie.

The cattle market was a shade lower
yesterday on feeders. Stockers brought
about the same as the previous day, and
good butchers cows ard heifers sold
steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-23
BeggS' Hair Remover.

Il lasts, IS very cconomi-
cal, harmless, but sure and
perfect n It's results. Il
makes hair grow, restores
IFS color and brilliancy stops
rs falling out OF thinning,
removes dandruf. Guaran-
teed. For sale ar druggists
and dealers or address Tor
booker.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-23
Beautiful Hair
MAKES
Beautiful Women.

L adds so much TO the
appearance and comfort Of
both men and women.
You can easily secure and
always have beautiful hair,
abundant and glossy, with
comfort and cleanliness Of
the scalp BY using the Old
well known