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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21
STOCKS AND soNDs.

New York. Jan 20.-Last weeks de-
preston factor IN the stock marker was
fortified by the enlargement Of $3.50 800 in
sold for export This was practically the
only new development in the stock mar
ket, which continued in its rut OF dull
ness and professionalism Prices are gen
orally lower or the day. though not as
low as they were during the session.
The continuation Of the affairs of the
trolley system and occasional changes in
the plans If the adjustment committee.
keep up the disturbing effect of that cpl
s1de. The special heaviuess of the Atchi-
sons ana of New York Central today was
due 10 the dissatisfaction felt in the capt.
t2l expansion and new boad issues with
prior claims over stocks The news from
the west ~ much-Ieeded rain and snow
in the winter wheat belt was without ef-
feet. Reports Of threatened damage to
winter wheat from lack Of moisture have
been offered as causes Of some Of the
recent depression Of railroad stocks Con
siderable interest attaches 20 the for
eisn situation just ~ present. owing 10
the signs OF Speculative revival abroad.
il is evident that the long liquidation in
Germany has now progressed To a point
IS here accumulated capital is becoming
burdeusoue again. bcr the ardo- Of in
quirv hT German cani ta-sts seem 20 pe
directed towards their own u1bic loans
and. % some extent To the revived kaffir
market i'm London.
The London market Is obviously dis
counting with greater faith than IN a
Iorg time the end Of the Boer war. but
their interest in speculation also turns
toward South African mining securities
and toward home railways. which begin
% show siCns Of recovery in earnings
and promise 81 dividends. There IS even
organized effort % induce American car
it1l In combination 70 enlbarS il Nafirs.
These symptoms suggest the inquiry
whether the next revival ~ aCliTe spec
Glatlun viii lot ~ shifted % foreiEl
securities American Tobacco sold today
ar sH. and there were advances OF Z SIS
o. points in the other Tobacco stocks
The GlGecose stock. metropolitan Street
Railvay. American Suaeltlng and Brook
izu Union Gas but 1his aid NOT afert
rhe general downward tendency q stocks.
Ch.C4Go- Burlington and Quincy unas-
scented stocks closed IoGar az - bid
compared with I'D ca Satur.lay
Standard OIL sold I'd the outside market
as iow IS SIS but rallied somewhat.
Consolidated Tchacce 1aurs made I'D tie
bulk Cd the bond market. which was OH
ervise dui! and regular Total sales. ra-
value S-eea United States refun5ing
IHos. the registered tLre-s a1d the rew
fau-s registered advanced = coCuon r.
ard The old iaurs<l- Tho fsvas registered
declined 3 and coupon = per cent OF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21

Mr.. Charles Lease Is III with the grip.
A 3. Reeves has returned from 81
Louis
Irvin a Williams returned from CHI
caEo yester.ay.
Mr.. VIII Grubbs Of Decatur. III. Is IN
the city visiting the Oliver family
Mrs Julius zimmerman went down 20
Guthrie o. T.. sunday 10 visit Ofto I'm
herman -Affd<
Mrs. John Christopher has gone IN
JersevviIle. IT.. 70 attend her mother.
who IS very iil-
Born. to Dir and Mrs. IIesssibar. a
seven-pound baby boy. 90 A. WABASH
avenue yesterday.
y. g. Hughes % IoWaviiie ard Alicia
Dillon Of Marion were granted mar
rage license yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. N McCoilister IS VERY sick with
pneumonia fever. She was reported as
some better last night
Rev. C. r. Bradt pastor az the First
Presbyterian church. IS conducting re-
vivaI services al Usage CRY.
8lr. and Mrs William Snyder went %
Duncan. I. T.. sunday night g. attend
the funeral o. Mrs Snyder mother
Prof. and Mrs II. A. Frauzmather.
formerly q Kansas City. have moved
here
The funeral % Mrs Doyle VII Be he'd
this afternoon AZ O'Clock instead -
Wednesday afternoon IS formerly an
nouncsd-
Mr. and Mrs. r Jackson returned yes
terlav from r. Reno. where they have
been the guests of their son Tor the past
month
Or J. y. Hutton reports that a Ere r.
pound baby boy arrived az the hone
of j. X Zeal slI North water street,
yesterday.
Mrs -. r. CImstead q Anthony. grand
worthy matron ~ the q. r. g. wa IA
the clty yesterday.
Mr G. r Burrows. or q tn guards
az the federal peuitertiary ~ LeaTs1-
worth. was ll the city yestertay- iie
VIII s1srl tie wcek with his family ln
This CITY.
Yesterday Prohata Judge Wns0a vas
reported to - considerably heffar Hls
shoulder s. VEN sore and atiT ard 10
vii - q weez cr ten Gays before BE- wIi
oe able 70 take ~ the agtlss % his
orfce
aIr IFerry Grotaer. formerly ~ %. s-hfta
ard Tho has many friends here IL fa<irg
a Srst - nrtv days and ul nf+u9 h'e
vacation ~ AGH frraa 81 - BY
Csrotder WIS iu tre ri-g ticket Gree x
tire frisco bere far aer.e tiuf. bgt e now
~efief agent fnr rfe santa Pc fle wal
ln re city last rzri ard leaves f,r I-as
VEGAS thlr morning
sIr Kin1e-. hls s1a trfh.- ara Mr Pee
Coon cf Cheney passed rsrasrh tAr rrT
yesterday ~ rosie fa- Iawrsa. Her-
rules norh. r. hasns aranu 81. j. iasf
fr.zr-af ~.
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strong. Good to choice wethers-
go. fair TO choice mixed, $. l5Gi %;
western sheep. fed $4--5ls5-lo, native
lambs. Ss.20g6-e9; western lambs, . 3eI
Kansas City.
Kansas City, Jan 29.-Cattle-Receipts
500 natives; 800 Texans, 100 calves
Market steady 20 0lchigher- Choice ex-
port and dressed beef steers, 8 $3.50;
fair 10 good, 81 sU475-s5- stockeTs and iced
ers. S3.5tlff.11. western led steers. S4-5t0
&c: Texas and Indian steers. So 49a5. - ;
Texas cows, 3. s0lf4- p. native cows. = l,ff
80; heifers. s3.59ll5-25' Gamers. = eyg
%, bulls, S2.5Esff-5o. calves. * l5db-lr-
Hogs-Receipts. leo. Market cents
higher. Top. sS65. bulk q sales S-756f
SIS heavy. S654ls6.55, mixed packers,
s i5a6.55; light, 3 4oa6.S9; pigs, $500
sheep-Receipts. 800. Market strong
Fed lambs. s.. 00G6.00; fed wethers, 81 %
G5.Q5; yeariings. s4-75d5-60; ewes. g. "a
40; culls and feeders, S2.oeG3-75-
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis Jan. .-Cattle-Receipts, l.
o9. including $50 Texans. Market steady
steers, S3.59fI6-39, stOckers and feeders
s. 6-Ft4.o0; cows and heifers, 3 ooff5 90;
Texas steers, s.. 80; cows and heifers,
Hogs-Receipts. 500 Market SC higher
Pigs and lights, s5.e5d5.25 >; packers, Sc
G6.s5, butchers. S.. 400 90
Sheep-ReceipJs, 509 Market strong.
Natives. s5.55zi4- s.; lambs, S4-SoQs.l0; Tex
St. Joseph.
St Joseph. Jan. .-Cattle-Receipts J.
- Market steady Natives s. 5sJll7 90.
cows and heifers. sl-3515-95, veals. 9 80
as 3; stockers and feeders. g 0014 50.
HOgs-Receipts. 1850. Market strong.
Light and light mixed. S5.5506-49 medium
and heavy. S6.3005.70; pigs. g. 70d5-Q0.
Sheep-Receipts. 500. Market steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21

parts OF the sky. but appeared to enanste
from a point IN the constellation Leo, near
a star called Gamma LeOnis, in the bend
OF the sickle. The extent OF the shower
was such as 70 cover no i1corsideraole
part OF the sarths surface From the
middle OF the Atlantic on the east, 20 the
Pacific on the west. and from the north
coast OF South America 10 underlined re-
gions among the British possessions on
the north. The exhibition was visible
and everywhere presented nearly the
same appearance This is 10 longer 20
be regarded as terrestrial but as celestial
phenomenon We are also told that there
would De distress OF nations With perplex-
ity the sea and waves roaring There
never was a tine when this scripture was
fulfilled as in the present time. The ma
tons are not only distressed but are per-
picked; all preparing for war, and we
know that II II were not that the angels
were holding the winds COR strife Rev.
II. that We would De Witnessing one az
the greatest battles today that this world
has ever known. for every nation has an
interest Of its own 70 serve, and the war
clouds are gathering, but We are told as
il was IN the days OF woe. 50 Il will be in
the days Of the coming OF the Son OF Man
In the days that -ere before the food
they were eating and drinking and marry
ing and giving in marriage and knew not
until the food came and took them all
away. The people OF Noes time were
taken unaware for they would not be-
lieve the message preached. And so u
is today While We are told that we
cannot know the day or hour Of our Saw
Tors coming. yet We can know when II IS
near. even at the doors for We are told
that this generation shall not pass away
until all be fulfilled And as those that
say the last signs. the falling OF the stars
in 1S}3 are getting old as IL has now been
sixty-eight years since that book phrase
and this generation IS not 70 all pass
away until all be fulfilled. We know that
He is near even at the door, and We ara
admonished 70 be ready. for We know not
what hour when he cometh. ar even or az
midnight or morning. and there never was
q time when the judgments OF God were
abroad in the land as they ara TODAY. we
cannot pick I'D a daily paper except %
find its pages fuI OF the things that God
has said would come u pass Earth
Guakes. tidal waves. fsmiues. pestsiences.
cyclones. These carry OF three thous-
and every year.
She said the tribulations spoken in the
books OF Matthew and Mark began IN
az. when the last Arian Horn The Os-
trogoths were plucked up And then the
persecution began upon the saints and
lasted until I77S and We are told that
Immediately after the tribulstion the sun
should be darkened and this took place
The 18th ~ May. 17s9. IN her remarks she
said the harvest Of the earth was rine.
and everything was ready for the crisis
Just before US. but the people of God
She closed By urging all % study the
word Of God and pay 10 attention ~ the
peace and safety cry that was going %
the world. but 70 put OF the whole amor
Of Cod And having done. ali 20 stand
The meetings viii continue svery night
this week. az their church On Handiey
avenue. West Side.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21
LIE STOCK MARKET
Farmers Evidently Wanted to
Sell Hogs Yesterday
MARKET WAS STEADY
Cattle Market Was Character
led by Activity,
WAS STEADY

There was good supply OF hogs at the
onion stock yards yesterday for a Mon
day, and the receipts Of wagon deliveries
was record-breaker for the first day
of the week The market was not very
satisfactory 10 the sellers. and most Of
the car hogs were held over. II was
claimed that the market was ) cents
higher. but the sales did not show IT, Just
IS good hogs were bought yesterday for
S6Z5 as any that we're bought for that
price last SATURDAY. Cudahy got 81
hogs, and It was the bent string OF
wagon deliveries that had been seen on
this market in several moons. The only
fun car load Of hogs sold brought
s5-9Z1z and they were q mighty nice
bunch Of mixed packers. The market
may Rave been. and probably was near
enough 10 Kansas CITY. but il was not
any higher than last Saturday. Armour 8
buyer was GA the market, but did not buy
anything. he IS perhaps waiting 10 get
the pun Of the market Deck Parsons
was az the Yards all day and some Of
the people thought he perhaps had an
order and was waiting for the supply 10
get large enough for him 20 sail in. but
he made no bids on hogs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21

ket firm Fancy large. fun cream, fail
made. I0izGI024c: fancy small, fun cream.
fail made. I11tdl11ac; fancy large late.
best made. SIC; fancy small late best
MADE. 1GffI0i4c-
Eggs-Receipts. 1883 packages Market
frmer. State and Pennsylvania, 26427c;
western 81 mark. 25c-
Sugar-Raw. steady. Fair refining. 27sc;
centrifugal. IS test 57sc. molasses su-
gar. 2ssc Refined steady. Crushed, 5.l5c;
powdered 4 &c; graduated. 4-65c.
Coffee-Weak- No. Rio, 6i4c-
NFoIa SSe--@raadv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21

mates at $500 which IS very moderate
considering the same amount has been
given toward entertaining the stock men
next month
Mr.. Payne Will unfold his entire plan
this evening at the meeting IL the council
chamber He has hsd announcements or
the meeting sent broadcast ali over the
city 20 every business man and musician
and no pains were spared 70 miss no ore.
the meeting being open 20 an Wno are ia-
+s-ae+s5 in music or IN wichita. kansas.
or oklahoma The plan 81 % 80 straight
% work. elect the most important officers.
name one or two committees tonight az
the meeting and have no unnecessary de-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21
FINDS WAY TO LIVE LONG.

Th- Starting announcement u eis-
covery That VIII surely lengthen Iifo f.
made by Editor o. Il D0Eney. q chu-
ruhusco. Ind I Wish q state he
writes. that Dr.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption IS ths most inlalinie
remedy that have ever known To-
coughs. colds and grip It's invaluable -
people wlth wax lungs Having this
wonderful medicine n one need dread
pneumonia or consumption rs RELIEF -
lnstarr ard cure certain Cenrfrg g
oharaacv guarantees every &c ard s.
tettIs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21
CATTLE SALES
Chicaun.

Chicago. Jan % Cartle-Receipts. 49,
fH- 5al Texans Market active and
steady 20 15c higher. Good TO prime
sf--1 poor 70 medium, "a 0006-e1;
sEocker- and feeders. t-4'l4-75. COWS
81 E7.lt- neiferS. SZ-JcIl1-ai- Gamers.
ID, bulls s. GOA Sd. calves. S2.5oG
Texas fed steers. S3-25fl6.25.
Ho-s-Receipts. today. $500. tomorrow
2l.asa- Left over. t.e'u. Market opened
- higher. closed steady Mixed and
butchers. f-+li6 49, good 20 choice
heavy. s. saN6-65. rough heavy. $500
t5 lehr S5-65E6.lo. bulk Of sales, $50
sheep Receipts. 5000. Sheep steady to
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21
HEADS SHOULD NEVER ACHE.

Never endure this trouble. Use at once
the remedy that stopped It for Mrs y
4 Webster Of Winnie. Va. She writes:
DR. Kings New Life Pills wholly cured
me OF sick headaches had suffered from
for two years" Cure headache. consti-
patton, bilHousness. &c. at Behring's
pharmacy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21
POULTRY AND SWINE BREEDERS.

Barred Plymouth Rocks. PaTtrf5zs
Oceans. BuG OrnnEtoua, Waite Tar-
kayz and Gsineas Houen pgczs. FeEiE-
tered PolAnd-Cnlna s~ius- Frizs- Sin-
ners- AL Ia q Eox and poglrrT rem
edies- sead Tor ILLUSTRATED c@t@loxae.
free. Otto Weiss. 10 3. Roc< Is2Aaa
avenue. Wichita Kan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21
INFANT CHILD DEAD
SON ofDr. }. II FaIler Has Passed
Away.

James Fuller. the e months old son
OF Doctor and Airs. J. II. Fuller, dled
saturday evening about 10 O'Clock. The
funeral will be held az thn home liA 4.ei1
avenue This morninE ~ 10 o'eIock.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Jan. eo-The week opens
with q moderate demand for the general
run Of cotton goods. Brown sheetings
and drills and bleaehed cottons are
steady. DENNIS and other coarse cOlOred
goods firm. Prints and ginghams firm.
but quiet Print cloth fabrics firm, with
ralrirranf sellers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21
COTTON MARKET.

New York jan M-The ccrtrn market
orenad steady ln u1nc. with prizes q
s.g.trtz higher a-1 closed steady rz-h
r-ieas rer 3 10 S points lower
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21
A 10Th CENTURY MARVEL.
Doctors Who Treat and Cure Pa
tents Without Pay-This is
What the British Doctors Are
Doing at Their Office at 2Io E.
Douglas Avenue, Whine Build
ing.

Doing at Their Office at zIO E.
FouqJas Avenue Whine Build-
A stal Fl emin'1t physicians and sar-
Geons from tile British Medical Institute
have ~ the urgent solicitation of a large
number of patients under their care in
this country. established a permanent
branch of the Institute. M -lo--l3 East
Douglas avenue, rooms as-1l9-21I Winnie
building.
These eminent gentlemen have decided
e. Eire th5ir services entirely free for
three months tmedienes excepted To an
invaiids who can upoa them for treat
ment betwea now ana February 9. These
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21

Nsz York Jan 9e-Sts r5ar1 ci sold
s the outside nl1rker az 6isz- break ct
- points from SATURDAY On lsrEe cleT-
tnEs TIE price then rallied ard szles
were made AZ g. with bids ~ s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21
q b. .Iohnson & .. .

I've stock Csmms~ -loa Merchants
Fzoue sos-
CSlce stock Tar1s E1caanEs Bus .c11E.
Wichita -.
Fffteen veazs sxpsSlercs ir The ogsioszs
snahies - - secure best results -sr ossr
cusf1fnerN
Narket quotations furrisned upcn -
s7f~ef kfoney fgrufF1sf ~ fceefrs. r
ererle-. Eansas National Back
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21
EIdridqe Commission Go.

CATTLE. HOGS AID SHEEP -steek
yards Nichliz. EoneiEn yeEr $50 ~ a.
for hsst raesIel~ resu ~ Na sHesrf "a
get ana bod our tracs - a. tcQrous1
ealcleucy ~ car WorE and tdr etFsrr
business integrity - cur echoes. Ant
= r4saff~ invite vrrr ainers tk's
hosts Tcfrphnue 60
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21

CASH QUOTATIONS.
Flour-ATarEe1 steady. hur quiet
Wheat-No 3 spring 32c; No. : red.
SEA 1S5sc.
0ets-No. .. f6isc; No. white, 471kF
40, No white. f6Iztlzc-
Barley-FaIr 10 choice mailing. ziz664c-
Flax seed-No. J. Sl-15- No I north
western 81 49,
Timothy seed-PTirae, s.
Pork-3less. per Dbl slsE715 *
I.arG-Per la lbs. 81 19- -
Short rib sides Go5sef. S21zs =. t-y
saited shoulders froXedf 7i,1- &C. short
clear sides {toNedl. s. stffs S.
Nbisky-Bas.s OF high wines. 81
Clover-C1utract grade Ss-1e =.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-21
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
chicaoo.
open. High. Low. { Close

Chicago. Jan. 2o.-The leading futures
ranged a : follows.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-17
ANOTHER ERUPTION
Scientists Predict Another Disas-
ter on ST. Vincent.
Alarming Agitation of the Vol
canic Crater Continues.
Many GTussOms SpeCtacIes
Bodies Discovered in Houses in
Life-like Attitudes.
Difficulties Prevent Burial Of
Many Decomposing Bodies.

Kingston Island of Vincent, B.
W. l., Monday. May 12-scient-
lists who have come here from the
British Island Of Trinidad predict
another volcanic eruption on ST.
Vincent within a short time.
The damage done TO St. Vincent
by the volcanic eruption is now
known to be considerably greater
than was first estimated. The
present uneasinees of the inhabit-
ants Of the island is increased by
the continuous agitation of the
volcanic craters.
Destitution prevails among la
boring classes who are without
homes, without clothes and hungry.
Nearly 1000 deaths on this island
have been reported. Bodies have
been discovered ~ houses in fa-
mlliar. attitudes, presenting grew
some spectacles. There are de-
composed bodies in many houses
ease it will probably be necessary
for the authorities TO burn the
dwellings. Owing to the many
difficulties in the way of those
who have the matter ih hand many
OF the bodies have not been in
TERED.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-17
FDULLY MURDERED.
Body of Beautiful Girl Found
in Ravine.
Her Lover Arrested for Crime
Denies All knowledge of Crime
but Gives no Explanation.

st. Joseph Mo-. May l6.-lhe
body of Miss Emma Moore, a
beautiful young woman of Olar-
india, was found in rayine near
that place yesterday with a pistol
bullet in her brain. William Lu-
cas-, we'll known young man OF
CIearmOu is under arrest pend
ing investigation.
The esuple we're sweethearts
and left the home of Miss Moore
Wednesday evening for a drive
The next seen of the young wo-
man was when her body was
found. Lucas will offer no ex-
PLANTATION of his supposed connec-
ton with the crime. He denies
all knowledge of the murder, bu
refuses to give an account of hi
movements after leaving the HON
OF the dead girls parents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-17
ROCK SLAND0FFICIALS
Its Telegraph Department the
Largest in Southwest.
important Increase in Force


The recent changes in the Rock
Island management through which
Chickasha became the headquar-
ters Of the Division superinten-
dent, have necessitated large in
crease in the telegraph depart
ment. Chiokasha now has tie
largest railroad operating depart
ment Of any city in the southwest.
Owing to the many changes the
report has spread thal some Of
inc old force would be transferred
considerably Increased.
Ia Superintendent Tinsman's Of
fae, chief clerk E. A. Calkins
WIS recently transferred from
Harrington, Kas
w. p. Bossart recently from
Caldwell, is now trainmaster from
1hickasha 70 Caldwell and w A,
sebree, is trainmastsr from Chick
assa to Fort Worth aad Of the
branch lines. Other officials are:
In. a.. speioker, Chief Train
Dispatcher. On the Chickasba-
Caldwell branch the dispatcher'
are n. j. Luther, aud Z. J
sbaughnessy. From Chiekasha &c
Fort Worth II. NJ. Haileck il
Chief Dispatcher, with dispatcher
T. IL. Brents, r. Q. scoffern. J
S. Lert, r. a. LybroOk and w
Dick as assistants.
d. E. Callahan is the day, an'
q. j. Henderson the night opera
tor. E. G. Mason is the chic
dispatcher's clerk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-17

have made their report. They
allow Mrs. woods $4,000, but
she wants so 600 ana is therefore
dissatisfied ANA says She win ap-
peal.
The strip Of land on the north
eide to be used BY the road VIII
comprise about 20 acres, lyiag
along the north edge of her claim.
This would be in the neighbor-
hood Of $500 per acre and seems
to be a fatr price. The railroad
will probably go right along on
the recommendations made by the
board and any legal points that
may come up viii be settled later
on in the due course of time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-17
a NEW eRIDeE OVER THE wAsHITA is ABSOLUTELY
uTELr NECESSARY TO THE INTERESTS OF cHIckAs

cock, r. X. Lyons. and J. Danit
Boone.
They will determine the height
above sea-level Of certain points
in Chickasha aud vicinity, and Wi
make this city their headquarters
for several days.
The engineers have been estab>
fishing monuments along a line
from Bowie, Texas to Anthony,
Kas. They have stopped at each
point south of Chickasha. At
Ninnekah, the elevation was found
to be 1866 feet above sea-level.
After completing their work
here the party will go to Minco ON
their railroad velocipedes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-17

G. II. Bailey. st. Joseph, Mo-;
j. 8, Hutchins, Ponca City, o. IT,.
Dave Elliot, Kansas City; George
Girmin, FL Reno; E. @. Young, Ell
Reno; Geo. A. Wehe, St. Louis.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-17
AT THE HOTELS.
THE EARLY

s. s. Robins, St. Louis; E. b.
Mcdonald, st. Louis; William H.
Burger, Leland Wadsworth, John
Irving, james BabcOck, r. X,
Lyons, J. Daniel Boone. all of U q.
s. Coast and Geodetic Survey
W. II. TidbalI, Oklahoma City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-17
STRUGGLE HAS begun
Mine Workers Decide to Fight to
the Bitter End.
Greatest in GOunty's History
The Fight May be Carried INTO
the Bitnminnns Rea.aa

HazIetowD, Pa. May l6.-The
mine workers in con-
vention decided to continue the
strike Of 100000 men against the
mine owners and to fight it out to
the bitter end. The matter Of
calling out the engineers, tiremen
and pump runners will be decided
by the delegates tomorrow.
The step taken by the miners
after practically considering the
matter for two months, has wiped
out the uncertainty ef the situa-
tion, and it is freely predicted that
the most serious labor struggle il
the history of the country, If no
the world, is about to begin
That is abe view taken by nearl!
every miner. While the leader
are cautious and will not forecas
their actions, it is not unlikel
that the miners fight viii be car
ried into the bituminous. .coal re
gions and INTO other fields {
industry.