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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-09
A MURDER
White River Junction Man
Shot
BY SPo1TER
Fired Three Shots From
Hotel Piazza
Especial to TELEGRAM.)

White River Junction, Dec. o.
One of the most startling tragedies
that has occurred here for many years
took place last night when an alleged
spotter named E. T. Waite from
Cambridge, Mass, shot E. T. Goshen
and fatally wounded him. He died
at 2 o clock this morning.
1twas about $50 last evening A
large crowd OF boys and men had been
"jollying' the alleged spotter in the
hotel office. He became enraged and
followed his tormentors out OF doors.
From the hotel piazza he fired three
shots from revolver into the crowd.
One OF the bullets took effect strik.
ing Z. T. Goshen in the abdomen.
Waite was Immediately arrests d by
Deputy II. FL Beck and was taken to
Woodstock jail to await hearing.
Waite claims that someone struck
him.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-09
GRACE HUTTON
Barre Young Lady Mys.
terious|y
DISAPPEARS
Was Last Seen On A Car
Thursday Night

Miss Grace Hutton, the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Hutton
has disappeared and her whereabouts
are unknown. She was last seen on
Thursday evening when she took tie
1.45 car from Montpelier. At least a
conductor on the street railroad has
identified one Of his passengers as the
missing girl.
Miss Hutton is II years Of age and
rather tall. Skin light complexioned
and has brown hair. She wore red
hat and a red jacket and dark
skirt.
1t is not known whether or not she
left Montpelier but if she did someone
must have paid her fare as she had no
money with her.
ANY information as to her where
abouts will be gladly received by her
parents.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-09
Smoking Jackets,
Dressing Gowns
and Night Robes

We have an unusual large
assortm mt of the garments
mentioned above legant pat.
erns They make an elegant
present for gentl men
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-09

This line includes Gents
Cuff Buttons SHIRT Studs and
Stick Pins, and is made up of
a fine assOr tment
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-09
ALLEGED THIEF CAUGHT
(Special to TELEGRAM

Montpelier, Dec. 9.--Alfred Arnold
was arrested Saturday night on the
on the train at Montpelier Junction
charged with stealing the sum Of s12
from a table girl at the Montpelier
House.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-09
SIX DAY RACE

New York, Dec. O. The six day
bicycle race is in progress. Fifteen
teams were competing too close to-
gether at $50 miles when a bad smash
pp occurred. Newkirk and Hail were
carried off unconscious. The manage
ment found 5000 counterfeit tickets
taken at the gate last night.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-09
Holiday
NeckWear

Our Neckwear line is COM
plete, embracing everything
in style and material. It is a
pleasure TO show it. Have
you seen the "Longacre" It's
lust swell
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-09
Muff1ers

We have the largest and
best assortm ut Of Mufflers
to be found You should see
the "Toboggan Muffler" also
the reversible style They
are beauties
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-09
Handkerchiefs

Our Handkerchiefs include a
large assortment of plain and
initial in tilk linen nd .jopo~
netts
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-09
olliday
4 nnounCe
==nent

Approaching the patronage
which we have always had
at Christmas time We have
endeavored to be able to show
you the finest line of HOLI-
DAY GOODS this year that
we have sver had. A des-
cription of which will be
found below.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-09
and
Armbands

We have an elegant line Of
Sur p :nders and fancy Arms
binds 1t will pay you to
look at them before making
your Christmat purchase
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-12
Obituary

The world pays outward tributes of
honor 70 n memories or the great who
die and commemorate their deaths With
pompous ceremoniais. blt Ne truly la
ment ouly for those Who were worthy
70 be loved.
Mrs. Sarah siever died June 3 lsl. ard
she failed not 70 win the love Of al who
knew her.
Mrs. sisver vas born July e. is6 n
Fulton county. Illinois. and removed %
Kansas February 2. lS2. residing on the
same place all the tina Before her
death she was the oldest SETTLER Ia this
county west Of the Arkansas river
Cod holds 70 the lips o. al of IS tho
chalics q sorr0ws and anllctiors dis
appointments ard betrayals. faithleasness
ard fckIeness. deprivatons and losses
and Sister siever had her share and ar
times. 81 seemed 70 IS who knew har
that she had more tran her share bat
she bore them patiently AID with loving
trust ia Gods providence ard mercy
braveiy basted with a1vs-Eiry for hrr
chudrens sake. Nine OF them survive
her. six boys and three girls. % lament
her death ard emulate her upright ard
Christian example. re GO falIhfeiiy 49,
duties q Hfe Eas The panacea she used
for her sorrovs. she vas q most loving
mother. a kind neiEhbor ard al s1eu-
plary Christian. che vas sifapIe. cgar-
teous. yet ciEni-ed "a her dsporrusnt
singuiariy quiet. geatis ard gaosts1ta-
tlous in speech 80 that she wen -. re-
s9ect and esteem q az she cane r. con-
tact with
she was. among womsn. especially
marked FOR ber high prlacirles a1s stera
gritty. get she was warm heaTtef ard
fIed % overfowizs Tlth generous inl-
puisas ard IN ursel1rh spi--
sne vas lsfd 20 rsst June 2. Rev
Frachtt O. fhe II -. cs.urrh. o1cistior
amidst TIE tears z-d soTTgEs ~ aa her
children and ne.ghbors. tlt they ara
cheered - the aope - a haDry neeti1g
Beyond TIE river = fhey vHl a1t fsl5u
il the rath sac fr5d 20 ere Martar
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-12
- oE LNDIAN LANo

vii &c Held at Dodge city, Kan
Jgiy 70.
Dodge tcty. Eaa-. Taas u.-At ths ssls
of osaEs Indlaa la1s % be hes q fas
lard oe.os a. Dodge CITY ca jay o. 1sa
not zors thzn 81 acrss Ca - 5ar-6a-eed
- ary ore perrca-
It AL - nscessa-y FER h.esera 20 fsr-
nish rroos ~ c.azezssso. c11ssrsrr x
a. sesavlt rzor11z where ess tfsse-
vas s7-u- a fsrsi E1-ooru grrs1- r.1s-
f1rrlsh "a aefircu. . certreE crrr -
be frst ~ secc-t 1afursr zat.-z ez1e-s
ne iz-6 cree tc3s faar ors psrrea
rsy r1rctass tE7 cr Ee-s tra-t1 1ot
eEc-1i-E - t1e aETrsEats 50 acrsa -
serarzse a@sarit an - clfizeraAls fsre
r--T - zatl-z1tratssn -aes-s uas-s r---
ssrz-rl ~. 81 flrr. .zhae fsr sz-1 t-ast
ssr-ssss1
Escs ssser -lr. haze ts ra-e-a crs-
5zrs1 tetors he s1trl--ts be sts - re
sz1s-s &c - grsra-s1 ~ las Isz1 sf-
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s-y lad = tss zzle e - gr-srst
- se7Fnse-szu~s rsass - sre1arez -
1-s r.s zecessa-T Srpsea q zee etaze--
sst7 = Els priacl.l ssrers tzs -zl 49,
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-12
SUIT ON FARM LANDS.
Houston and Brooks File the Case in
Federal Court.


Federal Court.
Houston and Brooks have fleS a suit
for etectment IN the federal court tha;
VIII he likely 70 create a sood deal o.
interest IL Butler county The sult Is
10 get possession OF a section OF land iy-
ing between tbs little Walnut ana HEX
ory creks and southeast of Augusta
The man claiming the section OF land
IS Lewis Fowler OF Ohio Ife claims that
his father bought the land That his
naras was Il r. Fowler and that az the
time be bought Il he lved az Eldora6o
= part of his time and part IN Ohio. That
when his father died the plaintiE did not
know that be owned the land ard mat
his fathers brothers claimed that they
were the heirs 20 the estate. went into
tho probate court IN Butter county ard
had the land divided and sold T.
Lewis Fowler claims that he found cut
that his father owned This land through
letters received from the west inqulring
about his father from parties straishten-
ing Up titles.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-12
Days GRAIN AARKET
Marked Wea kness Character
lied Wheat Market
PROVISIONS WERE STRONG
Corn and Oats Market Closed
Lower.

Chicago, June u.-Marked weakness
characterized the wheat market today.
July closing nc lower. July corn closed
st9zse lower; July oats &c down. and
provisions unchanged 10 nc depressed.
supeYAcially The figures IN the govern
ment crop report presented a condition 20
please the bulls. but a comparison seemed
TO convince both bulls and bears that
there would be more wheat in the country
than would sell around 7oo, and conse-
qUently the tap of the gong found host
anxious 10 sell. July opened ! 10 &c
down, at 721t 70 Tasc. and with the down
ward course assisted bY general rains in
the northwest and southwest. The price
declined. with occasional fractional reac-
tions 10 751sc. The close was weak and
11zc lower, at Ike. Bradstreet reported
the worlds visible decrease s5ee go bush
els. Thirty-tWo loads were reported ia
ken for export and Sea5oaEd clsarances in
wheat and four were equal 70 5l4 coo
bushels. Primary receipts were s. 600
against $4,000 q year ago. Minneapolis
and Duluth reported 80 cars, against 323
last week and as a year ago. Local re-
ceipts wers 112 cars none Of contract
grade.
Improved corn weather and the weak
ness Of wheat, together With liberal re-
ceIpts and a poor shipping demand, vas
the bearish combination in the corn pit.
July. under duh trading. sold between 4zT1
and 43lz. ana closed 9l-I7sc lower. az 427sc.
The only demand was from the pit shorts
and this was so light as 70 have 10 ap-
preciable eject. The only desire seemed
70 be % sell, and the weakness that de-
eIoped at the start continued TO the end
OF the session. Fifty-six loads were ia
ken for export. Local receipts were 505
cars, IS Of contract grade
Oats were weaker. with the other
cereals Trading vas fairly active at
times, but the greater part OF the day
there was e surplus Of sellers Rains IN
the vest apparently more than Offset the
government report OF q falling of IN
the crop. July sold between 2TzQ27ss and
2sc, and closed t4c lower. at z7&c. Local
receipts were 20 cars
Provisions were active and strong 70
begin with. on better prices for hogs, but
on the advances there was a disposition 10
take profits and a reaction followed July
pork ranged between s14. Pa and s14sZ5a,
and closed Etsc down AZ 81 ~; July lard
sold from $50 to S s21z. closing IN
changed ct g s., and July rtbs between
IS 60 ard IS. 12iz, closing 2 shade lower
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, S. cars; corn, rs cars; oats, 10
cars; hogs, 1900 head.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-12
HOG MARKET HIGHER
Light Supply But Quality Gen.
orally Good.
TOPS UP TO S575
Receipts l,lO9-C Market
Lower and Trading Dull.

There was a slight reaction yesterday
In the hog division from the fast gait
Which has been enjoyed for week OF
more, and a lun followed the big day OF
Monday The local offerings we're practi-
eslly nothing. and were Indifferent
Grades, while the car supply also took
On holiday dullness. The quality was
generally very good, the top hogs espe-
eially being extra and well worth the
prices paid for them. The hog market
spened for the morning trading steady 70
p cents higher, On strong reports from
Eastern markets and q light line OF stock
10 sight here and dubious outlook for
any Fery great run later. Light receipts
prevailed all day and nothing reported
20 arrive later, and on this small run and
EoOo quality the market closed strong 5
ceots higher Other western markets
were higher, but Chicago, AFTER q 3 cents
higher day, closed easy There were a
few hold-oFer loads OF sale at the opeu-
ing here. and these with the receipts Tor
The day were all disposed Of early and al
strong sellers prices
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-12
EETkEeLED ~ COTTON.
Sgrtsr Ct Bees DE F-cr BERG
Mcarc Ir Tnrese.

Co1slzerzsis szEe1T r 1otl-st .-zs-x
ssas ses ress-s = this vicinity heca -
q re loss q cees ruzs helar e-ts- = C
q fss cettc1 frez Eae e8zracz coftc--
~oo6 tree tbs e - aezec1 w.ea sHs
ss@1 pods of re t-z trszk o-s- ard
tns T-- th-sz1z En1-1 r-o-ec-s rse
ssssz. = frez ard eiss ssela tss city
Thsss s-z- bzzenss = cou11 s-s
te-chsE - tzs bess = th-lr sEl9s Esr
f-oz place 20 pace s-1 the s1>ss e
t.el- zt-Es wfEEs ta4 t1-zzds sso-t
the-- a-d faarT s,rs a. Esre-s-1s
~ EaEs reporter zas sEo~a so-as ssss
th1t rad ssez t-uTrs5 - t-s 1,ttez -
2 wsl k-o~r BE rslae- Fsz-srfsr srE
he sac t7-x rTs-T Eay - eeza g-E ~
rze-rr-ere or rs.-rr aesr azes- sare
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-12
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Regular Communication q AIs@rt Pike
Masonic lodge tals evening Work Il ths
degrees.
Attention. uniformed rank z Of p
You vii assemble AZ sruory AZ p n 20
60 In a body % knight loyal Beck g
house 20 s9snd TIE evening.
Thrs VII be meriag q Elns Ioses
of Perfection 81 oclook this evening &
for TIE consideration of important busi-
ness Al members are requested % At
tend
The regular zeti1E q the Ladies So
ciety of the ESrsr Methodist Episcopal
church VII be held IL ths parlors q the
chzrch WaSrestzy Afternoon 20 -W
clock The 1=E members e tae coz-
gresaeoa are co-da1y Invited e se
present
Il Is necessary 70 Ezvs Al the -sn-
be-s attend ths dril lis evening There
vil also he 4 drfI tomorrow evszfzE
Tie sezl-sazazl i1zps-tion q Company
4 w occ,r ou Zsz-sday. Juue g TAs
company VII - formed p-oup.ly at -
? II f1r tzzpection-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-12
ANorHrR NIGHT-

Friday evening OF each week VIII Be
amateur night az the Toler. on which
occasion an clio o. Of specislties VIII be
rendered BY local talent This entertain
nent VII be II the nature of a con-
test. prize OF 5 being given 70 the win
uer. Judges VIII Re selected from the
audience and everyone capable OF doing
anything IN the nature OF a specially. a
song. a dance. sketch. musical tarn. OF
recitation. IS invited 70 enter Leave
your nare ~ the box ofice OF the Teller
before 10 o'clock Friday OF each week
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-12
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

The Shaker Concert company are draw
fng big crowds az their grounds. conner
Market and First streets. standing room
only IS the nightly cry. ToaiEht wfu be
al extra big show. 4 ladies' diamond
ring ard other valuable presents VIII Be
given away As the admission IS only &c
10 doubt their grounds WI Be crowded
"A Southern Rose drew another fair
sized crowd AZ the Toler last evening.
although the company Is not drawing an
the patronage Il deserves A hrst-ciass
production IN every respect was presented
last evening. and the general verdict Is
that the company Is one OF the strongest
IN many respects. OF any stcck company
ever seen II Wichita The wonder Il
that such p-oducrIols can be presented
Tor ter cents, even with iammed houses
a Southern Rose" vii &c presented
for the last time tonight. after which the
biz vii be changed 10 a farce-comedy
entitled Ny Uncle from Japan" A
crowded ho=lse should witness this last
production Of - Southern Rose
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-12

san Francisco. Juu- L-Cozzzz5sr
3. z. Gley. Z. s ~ s7verno- C tss
tsd sfas-s r1---sssoas 81 Ss-s- -
-irs5 today - t1a s-esze- TsFntu-z
from Fzge Paxo 0cTs-1or 1lisE Ezs
returned - th-s -c1arrT cl q l-zve C
zossrce- Aste- t-e DAYS v1s,r 81 thls
city be VII q % W Wss.iaEtcn-
Governor TUey diseased gre ca-s5-
uezs - fhs is.s-Es v~rT i-tsrszraslT
Re speke n ths hiEssss te-ns . rhs
expresses the b~li4f tAzt tae oulv vasle
- the t=la-ss &c re L-ltet s-z-az
wo-ld - re nz-oor zl1 es~--az E-s-
-1l
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-12
TIE WEATHER
wichits. Ks,.. Ipns

wichita. Kan. Ju1e l. 1211.
During the past p hours the tsmpera-
ture has been from S 10 s. & range a.
= degrees ard 1be uzal =. NZch is Z
degrees warner thsn ~ normal Nol-
day the tsrzperstUrs Eas frcz = 70 -
the highest temperature 50 far rris year
TIE TS3nfsu 50 fa- this z1ertE > E
inch. which IS isSs rhzn hsiS ere usgaI
zrourt FRED L JOHNSON.
Ceservsg
T-ashs1Eto,- June L--Forecas- for
2 e6zesssy ard THURSDAY
KsHsas-ShoEeFs Wednesday. coctsr n
central ard ezste-n portions. Thursdsv
showers A2e cooler, var.zhie winds.
OkIshoas sEd midas -er-11.rv-Fsir
z ednsx6sy. shoEers ard ccoler Thurs
aay- so.< aeFiy z--5A
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-12
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

OtlkC6HOs
Chicago, June u-Cattle-Receipts. 800;
market generally steady; choice COWS and
heifeTs irm; coed 70 prime steers, 3 -60g
%; poor TO medium, - -50SS 50; stOckers
and feeders. choice stronger, $. .00d4 s. ;
cows, s. sGl5- 90; heifers, 81 s0d5- Is; can
ners, 3 Go62. %; bulls, s. s0G4 81; calves,
firm. 8 .oo95 70; Texas fed steers, s4.55Q
$50; Texas bulls, s. 75ds IS.
HOgzRecelpts today, 5000; lefE over.
400; estimated tomorrow. $500: TO loc
higher, closing a shade easier; top $50;
mixed and butchers, $ .s566. .121z; good TO
choice heavy. 8 $40 70: rough heavy.
s. s0G5-s9; light, 8 -So26.05; bulk OF sales.
5.s71z $50
Receipts, 1900: sheep steady;
lambs steady 70 slow. spring up 70 S.75;
good 70 choice Eethers, g -SoGz 10; fair TO
choice mixed, $5.60g4-oo; western sheep.
g s0d4 10; yearlings. s4.00d+- 20; native
lambs, s4.ooQ5.1o; western lambs, s4.e99
5.o5.
Kansas City
Kansas City, June u.-Cattle-Receipt
300, including so Texans; beef steers
strong; other cattle steady: native steers
S5.00d5.s $; Texas steers, $4.50G5. e; Texas
grassers S3.003z.50: Texas cows, s.. "a
%; native cows and heifers, 8 s5fs :
srookers and feeders. g -5od4.s 50; bulls,
s. 25a4 50; calves, &. .50F4 20.
E1ogs-Elec6lpt5 z-feJts market cents
higher; bulk Of sales, s. .s5d5 s71h; heavy.
3 d6.05; packers, s. .s9Gs. %; mixed, <. s
ass; light, s.. 7ed5. 50; yorkers, s. 595. 80 /;
pigs, 3 ood5s5
Sheep-Receipts. $500; market steady:
u1uttons, 8. 3.6G4.75 lambs. s. 5Od5. 80;
grass Texans s3.5O94. 90; spring lambs,
81 75q5.53.
St Louis.
St Louis, June u--Cattie-Receipts, A.
800; market steady for natives. slow 70
shade lower for Texans; native steers,
$3.500s-I0 stockers and feeders, 81 -70Q
4-65; cows and heiIers, g. .0095 90; Texas
and Indian steers. 8. .6oQ5.4os cows and
heifers. s.. .7004 -5
Hogs-Recelpts. 800; market 70 cents
higher: pigs and lights, s. .so0s. %; pack
ers. s. -SoQ5. 10 butchers, 81. 6.e0Q6.15.
Sheep-Receipts, 1o00; market steady;
native muttons, t3.50d4.0o: lambs, s4.25G
G CO.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-12
HOW TO FIND OlIT

F14 bottle O. ccr1uzo1 glass WIKI your
water and let Il stand twengy-fo1r hours,
a sediment CT settling indicates az IN
healthy condition or the ki1nsys. = is
stains The linen Il Is evidence os kianey
trouh.ss TOO frequent 6essre % rass Il. OF
pain n the back ls also convi-clnx prooz
rnat the kidneys and hlsdzar aFs Out os
order
WHAT TO %.
There Is comfort n ths k-ozle6rs 50
ofSeu expressed hat Dr. kllze-s
SWauq-Root. the srsst kidney ara elas-
der remedy. falaIs every wish in curiax
rheumatism. pain in the hack. kidneys.
liver, bladder ard every pArs o. tns uri-
nary Passage. y eorrccts lcael4tv .
hold water ard scaiciag rain II pas
ms &. or bsd e1cctz following use of -
Qucr wizs o. beer. ana overcoues shss
unpleasant necessity of being compelled
to so often during the day ard to set
up many times duri1g The nixht The
rild ard ths extraordinary s1ect q
Swarp-Root is soon realised y stands
the highest for IT'S wonderful cures q
the most distressing cases II yea nsea
a medicine yoa sAould havs ths best.
sold ~ druggists u Egty-eszt ard one
dollar sizes.
You may have a sample bottle of
Swsmp-Roos and a book that tells rocrs
about it. 10th sent absolutely free b.
mail Address Dr. klmer e Co. BlaE-
haultoa, y. 7. Whea writinE m-atien
that you read this generous o1er IL ths
Wichita Daly E4El&
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-12
COTTON MARKET.

New York, June 1.-THE cotton market
opened steady. point lower 70 l point
higher. Then heavy buying Of the near
months for western and southern ac-
counts sent prices up 20 points. July
jumped 10 s.22c: August, sc. and Octo-
Der 7-1pc on a burst OF general buying.
Closed steady, net 7 70 1s points higher.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-12
FILL TWO STORIES.
Candy Fsctory Eisvator Fails znd o.
erstor karre4IT Esra-sa

Bysn BroS Big er-lgss elevator s-
tAsi- szctsr7 CT shl4th Az-ket fsl YES
terdsy asset I1-s E1sh 1-Sec po-ras os
cAatT. 10 cas vss Injured re ope--
ssor. Artau- Rsss. : cE5v vure-. -
eaPet b. sit9i-z doEn 8 re Th= eis-
vztor fsu f-az tAe secc-E 1oor - ths
basement TIE rsffe-s AZ ne top or
tas bzEzl=x Ezvs ~ a. Ia s-zzszK
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-12
Cattle

The stocker market was deuoraIized
and prices were lower Il was a lifsIess
day in this part Of the trade, but all
that vas offered went at the best prices
possible. Il vas mixed line OF stuff and
quality Only fair. jim Sparks. Of Conway
Springs, had IN a few head in a mixed car
sad Pat Gould and other local dealers
had The balance
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-12

was 10 fault OF the elevator or It's ma
chinery. The elevator has a capacity OF
400 pounds and what caused the acci-
dent the members OF the firm do not
know. About a dozen pals of the ninety
On the car were Injured.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-12
WOOL MARKET.

St. Louis. June u-Wooi quiet, IN
changed; territory and western medium,
13G15; hne, 1e412i4c; coarse, 1oq12c.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-12

LANH = - LALLl-No.
F1our-Msrket quiet
Wheat-No. spring. ss1zass1zc; No. ?
red, 7oadT2c.
Corn-So. 2. 4.942Ac; No. ? yellow. "a
42isc.
oats-No. ?. 2s1zc; No. white. 27z aesss-
Rye-No. 2, 501sc-
Barley-Good feeding, &c; fair TO choice
mailing. 81 653c.
Pork-Mess. per Dbl, s14 soG14.s5-
Lard-Per 10 lbs. $. .121zdS. 25
Short rib sides Qoosel. 3 -e57s Is; dry
salted shoulders Cboxed). 67s67lzc; short
clear sides Cooxed). Is 25Gs. .S1ls.
Whisky-Basis OF high wines. EE.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-12
EARLY MORNING FIRE
Two Houses Burn Down. On south
Market street.

AAtAcN street
This morning at 3 o'clock the rev
house belonging 10 Mrs Yeaser caught
fire and was burned % the ground j
made fearful blaze. NOBODY was living
in the house as 1t was not yet quite con-
pleted- a small house near b. also
caught IRE and was destroyed The de-
partment made a au.ck ran.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-12
ST. Louis.

s.. louis. June u--fC1ose)-Wh=at
Lower 70 2 red cash elevator ss-scs
track. ~ 477Sizc. July. s-1sc: September,
ssazc. No. hErs. 7sia6Itkc
Corn-LoEeri No . cash. Etsc, track.
Ed41s.c; July. zl7f1izc; September 4z1zc
Oats-Lovsr- No. 2 cash. sc track
&c July. eSssE1Ss.c; September -5-s E-5. &C.:
No white, SIC
Rve-Quiet. 64-zc.
Poult-y-Chicksns Tzc; springs ls7l5c
turkeys. Z. ducks. Sc
Butter-SteaGy- creamery, ~ F1sc;
Sef-v lr=7L~
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-12
BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
wAsHNcToN. ?. cHTCAGo. /

WASHINGTON, 2; CHICAGO, L
Washington, June u--Chicago's errors
and a base on balls we're responsible for
their defeat today Lee kept the hits
scattered and the locals gave him support
thar was superb Attendance, s.2oo.
Score: Ri z
Washington ..-.....1011o 0o0o-5
Chicago .--....-.-..-0 o. 0ooo0@1 2
Bstteries-Lee and Grady: Harvey, Cal
lahan and Sullivan.
BALTIMORE, 3; CLEVELAND, s
Baltimore, June u.-Hart had the Bal
timore team completely at his mercy to
day. They were unable 10 hit the Cleve-
lander's curves and thus Cleveland left
Baltimore tonight with three victories in
the series Attendance, L,1sS. Score;
RHE
Baltimore ...........oO O00O100E5 3
Cleveland ..........1 100 +s12
Batteries-Howeu and Robinson; Hart
and Teazsr.
BOSTON. s: MILWAUKEE,. 1
Boston. June u.-Boston had no trouble
IN connecting with Reidys curves when
hits meant runs, and won today's game
easily. making II four straight from Mil
Taukee. CUppy was effective at all
stages. Attendance. lib. Score: R H z
Boston ...............20 .2000o2I3 SIS
Milwaukee .-.-..-...0 Q 0 0 o 20 o1-4
Bstteries-Cuppy and screck; Reidy and
Connor.
DETROIT, 4; PHILADELPHIA /
Philadelphia. June u.-DstroiE won the
last game Of the series from Phuedel-
phia by consecutive hitting in the first
inning Two doubles and thee singles
netted the visitors four runs Cronin was
a mystery 70 the local batsmen. Attend
ance, {. 3.25S. Score: RHE
Detroit .............t00o00 A471
Philadelphia .--..---I @ 0 0 Q o 81
BatteHes-Cronin and Shaw Frazer
and Powers