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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-02
TWO MEETINGS. AT ONCE.
Young Mems Republican League t
Meet Friday Eveninr

Young Mems Republican League to
Meet Friday Evening.
The Young Mems Republican league viii
meet in Peerless hall, corner Of Main
and First street, tomorrow evening. Re
ports of the visit to Valley Center viii
be made. New names will be presented
for membership and short talks will be
made by speakers Of ability. Opportunity
viii also be given 10 members of the club
to speak on questions Of the day. Among
these who win make short talks are 4.
5 Ashbaugh. J. N. Knapp. Prof. Isley Of
Paramount and Captain Fishback
There will also be a meeting of the
League in Valley Center upon the same
night az which large number Of appii-
CO tons for membership viii be presented.
The Valley Center meeting will be presi-
ded over by Mr.. G. B. Van Arsdale, vice
president. and the Wichita meeting win
be presided over by Mr.. James =. Comfy,
Jr., vice president. 1t was a necessity
that both meetings should be held on the
same evening, but the League is large
enough TO iii both with members ami
with enthusiasm. There are now nearly
700 members
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-02

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-02
Sugar
INTERuRBAN ELECTRIC LINE.
Chamber Of Commerce Committee
Had Conference With c. NJ. Ceyes.

The railroad committee Of the Cham
her of Commerce met in the ofice OF ar.
Dickson. its chairman. yesterday morning
and held a conference with Mr.. c. N
Ccyes regarding the buloias Of an inter
lurban electric railway ebtwecn McPher-
son and Arkansas City. Mr. Ceyes save
c more explicit explanation OF the route
over which the road would PASS aud the
details as 90 cost of construction and
n alntenancs lie has seen every foot Of
Ire land through which the hne would
run. and had made careful survey Of
ths topography OF the country. lie could
lot say just what the promoters would
do until he had made his report. which
he win do in a few days. The capitalists
lack Of the concern are New York men
and were anxious 20 build lire lie the
west. and sent MIN out here 70 look over,
the ground and report what could be done
ia the matter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-02
ORIENT IN
WEST END
Mayor Mclean and c. L.
Davidson in Kansas City.
TO TALK WITH OFFICIALS
About the Roads Depot on
Water Street.
TO TALK WITH OFFICIALS

Mayor 3. F. Mclean and c. L. David
son. president Of the Chamber of Com
merce. went 10 Kansas City yesterday
morning to confer with the officials Of
the Kansas City. Mexico and Orient RAN
way company regarding the road build
ing its passenger and freight depots at
hte corner Of William and Water streets
or else to have it face Douglas avenue.
This new proposition was first brought
out after the council granted the fran
chise for the road 10 come up fremont
street to William and have its depot at
that point.
Mr.. Davidson and Mr. Mclean imme-
diately went 10 work on the new scheme
and held a number of conferences with
the business men and property owners in
that section of the city and found that
the proposition was approved by the
people on West Douglas avenue. Options
have been secured or the land necessary
for depot and terminal tracks and the
gentlemen have a number Of facts 10
present TO the officials regarding the new
site.
W. W. Sylvester. vice president of the
Orient, has returned 10 Kansas City from
his trip to Mexico and the chief Of the
engineering corps. with other officials,
are in that city. The points in favor of
the new plan viii be laid before the Of
ficials, and Mr. Davidson and Mayor Nc
Lean hope TO bring a repre- sentative Of
the company back to Wichita with them
to go over the ground
1t is proposed to have the line run along
the west bank Of the river to a point
north Of the Maple street bridge. Here a
bridge would be built across the river
and the line run on the new vacant
ground south of Douglas avenue and
west of Water street. There is plenty Of
room in that section for all of the tracks
the Orient could possibly use and it would
also give them fine place for connec-
tons with the Missouri Pacific tracks.
The building Of the depot at the corner
of William and Water street would make
it nearer the center of the business sec
ton Of the city than any other passen-
ger station. It would give the west end
wholesale district another direct railroad
connection and would be convenient for
people going from or coming to Wichita.
as it would be within two blocks OF the
corner Of Main street and Douglas ave-
nue.. the principal banks and the center
of the retail trade. and the freight depot
would be as convenient as any of the
other depots in the city.
Meanwhile the property interests on
East Douglas avenue are becoming anx-
ious over the probable loss of the depots
and are laboring with those who signed
the remonstrance 10 withdraw their OBJ
jections and work FOR the good of the
locality
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-02
TESTS OF SUGAR BEETS
Egesul: of Analysis Given Out by Geo.
". smith.

G. W. Smith. secretary Of the Cham
her Of Commerce, yesterday received.
from Frederick Heitzer, manager of the
Rocky Ford plant of the American Beet
Sugar company. the results Of the tests
of the six specimens of sugar beets
grown in and around Wichita. The beets
were pulled about the middle OF Septem-
Der ana were not fully ripened hence the
test is nat as satisfactory as if the beets
We're tested later in the season. Mr.
Smith VIII make a cali on all the forty
farmers and gardeners who planted ex-
perimental patches ard the beets viii
be sent TO Rocky Ford and tested and
in this way il viii be made known
whether Sedgwick county is a good place
to raise sugar beets and whether q re-
hrery in this city would be a paying prop
ositon. The test OF the SIX specimens
as given yesterday were as fellows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-02
DOGS ARE POISONED.
Malicious People Kill Pet Dogs on the
North Side.

Some malicious persons are getting busy
I'm the northern part of the city. Their
peculiar graft is dog poisoning. Several
citizens living in the Goo block on North
Topeka avenue lost their canine friends
this week by an overdose of some kind
of dope, administered 10y the vilainous
dog killers. The dogs destroyed We're Of
gentle birth and breeding. and had Moth
Ing in their make-ups TO invite the atten-
ton OF the murGerers. They never bayed
the moon. nor leased children. nor stole
chuck. nor sucked eggs They were g0od,
too good; which probably accounts for
their early taking OK They We're wen
kept doggies. too. with loose hides and
fine hair. on which were staked OF no
hemesteads for the ubiquitous and aero
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-02

Philip Kinsew, a Rose Hill. Kan. mer
chant. is buying a stock IN Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-02
REeuLAR MoNrALY MEETINa
Of Chamber CT Commerce vii! Sc
Hsld Next TUESDAY evening.

Next Tuesday evening, in the council
chamber. the regular monthly meelns %
the Chamber Of Commerce will be held
FOR October. The directors ana Sir. smith
the secretary. are preparing serae valas-
BILE reports Of the work Of the organisa-
ton. which viii be submitted ana the
chaivmea Of a number ~ the dilerens
committees viii also hsve important mat
tiers To brinE up. There are a number 81.
questions which are 10 Zee discussed by
tie members ara some important work
glven 10 committees i Is also PLAN
rel 70 heve lectures or questions 81 IN
terest 20 the members znc the citizens.
which VIII be given II thar time.
This is the regular monthly meeting
Of the Organization, and every member Of
the organization is requested and ex-
pected 10 be present
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-02
HIS LEG WAS BROKEN
Floyd {. Terrell Net With Serious
Accident Yesterday.

Lloyd c. Terrell was cutting out" cat
tie on his ranch near Beaumont when his
horse stumbled and fell and Mr. Terrell
was thrown heavily to the ground. HIS
right leg was fractured about six inches
above the ankle. Both bones We're
broken. The injured man VISA brought
to this city yesterday afternoon and mis-
leg set by DR.. Mccoy. lie was progress
ing nicely last night
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-02

hattie flea. But they have crossed over,
just the same. and their desolate owners
are working time and a half trying 10
find clue to the identity Of the male
factors who sent Bruno, and Towser, and
Rutch hence If they are found there
Hin be something doing in other circles
than canine ones.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-02

Dsy z.s Delivers. 10 p. ~..- 0., s's 0.''s y PEI ~'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-02
osuda Hotel ard Bath House.

Nfe-la SlflESs- RaE-
This hotel has been remodel ard nswiy
furnished SE.l ge1cTai.y lEtel for Ihs
GccoT- n -lat-c1 AID c1uferl ~ visitors -
ire SPRINGS. The rrovrletors. sole eElers
- the Justly rs}fErztec mineral Springs.
aotfl ard t.th house. VII leaTa zosASas
u111re 20 Tiease E1eSts
FUTILE < AfaI-'iS- Proprieto-=-
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
OTHER MARKErs-pY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, May 2s.-Cattle- Receipts, 5000 head in
Texans. mostly On15C lower. good prime
steers S74S7 iO poor 10 medium 81 9OS6 10 stoekers
feeders, 81 50iS1 % 81 SO@S1 40 heers, 81 -
bulls 81 5U0$5 so. calves S2lt
So % Texas fcd steers 50 2 So 80 Hogs-Recepts to
10000 head. tomorrow, 2o,OoO left over. 4USo.
strong higher. and butchers, So S5HST
choice heavy. 81 lOdST 30 rough heavy S6 3au
81 O5 light 50 G0a$G %: bulk sales ST 9OG$7 20
choice wethers 81 1896 -. fair choice medium
81 eo So 20: Western sheep 50 SC 20 native lambs So
Cincinnati. May 2S-Eogs stead 81 50Q$7 -. cat
higher - G0It$G ". sheep quiet
lower 81 25aS 80 Lambs lower at 81 q$J 80; spring.
s5 5On$7.
Kansas city May 2S-Cattle-Rece.ps, 1890 natives.
Texans calves. beef steers .5c lower; stock
ers and strong; 5q:5c lower: q bunch OF
Texas cattle sold for So So the highest price paid
Texans this market choice and dressed beef
Sc 00$1 So tar good S5GS6 -; stockers and
feeders. 81 5Sj 70; Western fed steers. 81 50Q$6 ~
Texas Indian S3f$6 50; Texas 81 75uS5
native 81 5lS6 %, native heers So 50@2$6
S2d$3 bulls 81 %0n$5 20; calves So 75QS6 Hogs
Receipts 10 head. none over: best Sc lower
heavy 81 22lrTS7 go mixed packers. $TlS7 27's light
So ua$7 g, Workers so 95u$ Oa pigs, SbS6 80 Sheep
Receipts . 900 head: market steady strong late
sales Of Texans Toe lower; native lambs. S5 i0uST
Western s. G0QSI native wethers 81 4OQSG Is: West
ern wethes. 81 3od$6; fed ewes 81 so@SG Is; Texas
clipped and yearlngs 50 43G$6 do sheep 81 4O6S5
stockers and feeders, S2ISi G.
Liberty. MAY 2S-Cattie steady; choice. 81 l6q
So 1dd$T; good So IS Hogs steady: prime
heayies, 81 20a$I 81: best mediums $I4$T 05; heavy
Workers 81 9Od$6 So light do. So 75dS6 -: pigs So 5OGD
So 60 roughs, S34S6 "a. sheep steady prime wethers.
q 500 So: culS and connon S2q$2 80; choice lambs,
@3aSH so Veal calves $7Q$7 80.
head; 5c higher heavy quctable 81 3ORS7
mixed 81 l0aS7 % Workers. s6 e09S7; light Workers,
and lambs 1000, sheep slow; lambs l5G25c higher top
lambs - l06$7 25 Others, S44$7 yearngs s. 75d$6 25
sheep top mixed, S5G$5 30: others. 81 5oa$5
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
SlWGuriGI
publIr NGnres.
The city OF New York.


once Of the city Clerk. cry Hall.
Borough OF Manhattan the as,h day ot May loo.
TNIE OCEAN ELECTRIC RAILWAY COM
PANy having dlsd It's application in writing to the
5a 2S ssy y 1902 @ oT q ssS q the rst r
Far RoekSway in the Fifth ward Of The borough 81
stsst raiWsv purposes ana for the esns,Tuetion aa-
e t et ad % SSs upon % @ aaa as
the surface OF the following streets avenues and high
Beginning az the termination os the existing tracks
intersection q bToaGw1y a9e soTsn street n & EaF Koess
CITY @nd running from said point through.
GPR GPPsa 1 Vie ':5 u the ~hers Grand View
snr Grand viex sysaae as opeSd or proposed 10 Ss
IaIe or BAY % the Aarc ocean Also from the point Of
termination o the existing railroad tracks washngt9n
in the Fifth ward OF me Borough Of Queens; running
Eastern the Boulevard; thence easterly along
Along s P enGs to the existSs right Of Way and ra
roai tracks OF 'es New f9rN ana E0SEa~ay leach Ka
said Fifh Ward the Borough Queens and CITY OF
Tosethsz with all HsssssaFy connections. switches
stands convenient operation Of said surface
sad The Ocean Electric Railway Company which may
De be- rH Ter saiI IalI9ap es saG Ins ocean Eg
And so consen, and is hereby granted TO
essees and sssns 70 the eTee,aa along The line Of ad
Ing wes So that The faFs Of sad The Ocean EeetTe
provided however the grant Of said franchise
following conditions. viz:
The said railroad shall be built and all
kept and maintained or surface and
highways aforesaid safe and suitable condition
the of the street shall be restored 10 its former
condition = soon be done.
The said The Ocean Electric Railway Company. its
a so 5 %ns a1 pes Of Hi fare % as e%Ss @
cents for passage over whole OF the line OF said The
Ocean Electric Railway Company any part thereof
The said The Ocean Electric Railway Company.
and assigns shall keep maintain
public good efficient service throughout
Of this grant under penalty OF forfeiture this
And me said The Ocean Electric Railway Company
prior 10 ana as condition OF making OF this grant
nfur OF the He pToats derived from the ,ss eS tS
retained bv sait The Ocean Electric RAILWAY o1ipany
its successors pronts
cot TO per the expended TO
construct the railroad upon portion OF said streets
and highways covered bV this grant.
And OF this Board Aldermen is hereby
given construction. maintenance and
transportation Of persons and
lropeHei oy tlecc power some other desirable me
surface OF the streets hereinabOve specified.
And consent is hereby given 10 the construction
connections. switches. sidngs
turntables and stands connection with said
necessary for the convenience and accommodation
and Tor the convenient operation OF said rail-
Vow therefore pursuant to the direction given by
which adcnted the Goth OF May. 1907
approved by his Honor the Mayor city the
is hereby given. that. the Chamber Board
Aldermen, in the City Hall In the Borough
day of June o'clock afternoon. such
application said railway will be first
All persons interested IN said application are notified
present the time and place aforesaid OPP
?. ]. sCULLY. City Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAs--The market shows no further
change far white beans concerned.
yey and the feeling on small white varieties easy
business has been at 81 20, but holders now
asking White kidney sold pretty we'll Not
much doing in imported white beans and the feeling is
barely steady Scotch peas slow. We quote: Beans
choice 81 7O9sl 72a do pea choice 81 75 do red kid
ney choice s. 20. DO white kidney, choice 81 9OGS 95
yellow choice 81 Is do black soup choice
81 60 do lima. California S2 1o imported giants S2l
choice. 30 poor good 81 i0g$l So green peas
Scotch. bags 81 80.
BUTTER-Buyers did not take hold very well to-day
before The close There were sales Of l25
az 22l4c IS tubs at 22ac 70 seore) at and
so tubs c9i score seller Monday 22c The business
22Ac and 22iac fsrc,
quality This represented most Of the sarIS
top price sellers made concessions
befo rather than goods TIE
undergrades shade easier also AMI State dairy
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29

sAfSSS 'Rsf Rss: easss sas sS2s @ Ses
middlnT upland 55-5si Futures opened STEADY g iSs5
Nav 46i ~ ,isy-JHne 45a5: Jre fy psS 5ss J@y
o,1SF ogsgst 55s=5 dasgssspeEtar 59'f6 septembeI,
December .4b: pecerhe~ January lkb January
FLor AND MAos to a. f. % " wb.s sliS b4eaf s1iet
day -four easieg shade i5wer TO sell although
sssS s. sss aRs patents - siss Sasa g. s. s25S spTn
ea5 S SS l94SS - extra no winter 50 25as2 40; extra
s5fiys 81 is,s. BYE FIoURQuie o1oted Fair 70 good
e Suoied e fan2y Kin ;a t}aS1 "a 79 4s *
7iaS Sr7aS BAG MsAIl-ouiei. quoted: Fine white ana
T9 15 Sine bran SPOT SO % sacs 10 arrive
iddins s2S.2s 3, Spite bran 6uk sis & Spite Srsn T
hoiSy an ~ aeed oieaks 81 20 corn oilcak s2s &C.
sertiaof ' "a &c yesterday and closed with bull
fssssH sTea ii sarss!a US: 70 on tbs side
@ @ oNs faysFaS abeT. Te4iga n.I. Sss nling hng
love- -, ca This started domestic markets Off
as rst to oe July slowly gave way under Increasing
Sion as otI II reached 7eilc al noon. where lot o;
~ ssSJsT s declines In the hour July closed
Progressed became more connScn. tbs AZ av
e ths week and operated rather freely in an EFFORT
cables favorable crop reports from most sections Of
satsfsctey wesfhsr condtons egsTywBBsT To ~ this
80 seeea son1eThot sensational drop in corn
es operations have been based largely on the
fhs freak % buy "a seo @ az osy t9os sdvantsse Of
rs allee 70 give hueyancy % the late market Their
a for plentiful from & @a' oh s Gssn %
here asuaes iC ,osds So gS1s 4s Leads The TRACE
hard winter, leads No ? red. ana ? loads spring
bush last yesf For Es e. Sufn is
m9sssn; s is Little behind last week although the
s expected will decrease 100 600 bueh ths week
is 10 re s asSe aew s2s eEsn basis were TO-
shipment; No Northern Duluth. s2%c PROMPT: No :
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29

r Sorthern Duluth sosc arrive: No Northern New
" dhu No Northern Chicago SIAc, both prompt
Man,oRs bsrd 81 Mlanehs s51c to arrive No Northern
Yor hard New-York, s3sc. all to arrive No red New
'o'sc rst haH September, and No red New-York
soIsc' second half September. .CORN-Au the good
nes went out OF yesterday and. after break
Iy &C. local prices closed 1I2c lower all around
cept on May for which 7333c paid by short rep
ng &C net advance. The decentralization resulted
a. disappointing cables and lot Of country acceptances
est against which liberal selling took place in the
ms forced general unloading, and the decline
atHefed headway stoposs selling furnished impetus
steady declines almost the close Estimates at
tcago We're $50 cars, looking like the predicted
ease IN movement than time this week Eng
Ish narets. instead being Influenced advance
uesaay, closed partly sd net lower. The weather
which has been too wet cleared and seasonable
temperatures appeared IN all parts of the Western
DeIt Cash sales here amounted only 1000 bush Z c.
corr NO closed i2c nominal and 7112c contract
grade; NO white. &c, yellow, 721ac, all b
ahoat OATS-With other markets, sold lower
yesterday attracting considerable unloading and
less short selling Country offerings shade
lpeTal and arrivals at interior points this week
ming little ahead Of last. The cash trade here con-
sisted OF llooOo bush. No closed 46c No 3 40 2c;
No white 5osc. and No white, soc; track mixed, i6q
4Sc track white 49d55c No white clips 5c...-.
RAE-Market No l Western, 661sc, and No .
Western 6S SEC both ahoat; State 63a64c....
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, May rs 1902
BEEVES-Receipts were 142 ears. 2677 head in
cudng export alive 03 for slaugherers ana
80 for the market which IS Jersey CITY and "a ~
Sxtieth-st Steers were In moderately active demand t
opening and prices steady 10 frm sales were
bulls and were strong. The wards vsrs
cleared Ordinary 10 extra native at IS 5g
81 80 100 10 including disey fed SIS 908
rs stays 50 SO %: So 26S * 9
dstiIery fed IS S5ds5 20; SO 50dSt S9 [ 80
fat dry fed 81 256s5 So City dressed natf 80
slow at 9qn}:c per fo Cables quoted live steady
At per 70 sheep and yearngs steady al 149i5c n
70 dressed weight. The Menomrnee out to-de, boz
cattle Shamberg g. Son. 225 and
ters estimated) for SchwsrIsrS,YfgG
suzherger. the Oceanic. 345O quarters Of beef tna
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
soI-rHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKErs.

Liverpool May 2s. D. m.-Cotton: spot-Good busi-
ness done prices steady American middling sad The
sales DAY 10000 bales, which 600 were
speculation and export and included American
1000 bales including 1900
opened steady and closed steady American middling
buy June July 5S64d sellers; July ana August
56-6444 5I64d buyers; August and September 5O-64
5i-d4d buyers September and October 33-6lH4 "a ga
buyers October and November 2564G4 286id sellers:
November and December. 22-6i44 23-e4d buyers De
cember and January 2l-64a4 e 64d buyers: January
February, 81 6id buyers Beginning
the Cotton Exchange viii EXTEND It's Monday business
until 4;3o until the last OF August
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
CASH OEOTATINNs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-Aork. May Is 1902
COFFEE-Trade in coffee futures o. lacked snap
ruling quiet throughout
slow 70 risk new ventures in the the holiday of
three days close hard market opened steady
and unchanged Foreign market offered no special
sneuceTen either 20 bulls bears here
cal news at hand failed 10 reveal special
importance The market closed IN
changed 70 points lower. having followed point rut
al day Total sales were only 5I5o bags.
cepLcn OF a decline Of ! the French market
foreign coffee markets all UNCHANGED and guiet
Primary receipts while bulky, had been pretty thor
ougy discounted by the trade and had effect the
tsrket Ports received 2s0o0 bags interior towns
1s9Oo bags Local spot SUPPLIES steady the
former basis of SEC for Rio No Z. but active
The range Of prices local market to-day
fooNs -
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29

spot cotton closed steady with quotations unchanged
The basis of exc for IncGng upland and ga middlng
GTuf Sales i00 bales. Southern markets tele
gFaphed follows: Orleans steady unchanged aIc:
Mobile quiet unchanged. &C. Savannah
Sl6c Charleston quiet: Wilmington quiet. unchanged.
at &c; A0Ffoih steady, unchanged, 9Ac; Baltimore
nominal uncsnged al 9sse Augusta quiet and steady.
unchanged 9ssc. Louis unchanged.
Estimated receipts az Neworeans for tomorrow 1000
100 bales compared with 1901 bales
q 4e0 bales actual FOR the day
Houston 25 80 bales compared with 277
actual last week. and I532 bales
Receipts Of cotton AZ the ports and interior points
day. compared with the same day last week and