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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-22
ENGLISH WIN
PROUD GAME
Dohertys Show Supremacy
Over American in Doubles.
GREAT GAME OF TENNIS
Swift Strokes and SteadintSS
Make Ii Excellent.

Newport. r I. August IA grand
defense and almost perfect team work
enabled R F. and II. L Doherty 10 de-
feat Holcombe Ward and Dwight F.
Davis on the Casino courts today and
win for England the tennis championship
in doubles, for the hrst time in the his
tory of the game in this country.
Although the victors carried or the
match in straight sets. the score Of
11-s: 1910; Ga. shows at once the fierce
ness OF the contest In points the total
score was 10 70 155- To the 700 loyal
followers Of the game. grouped about the
court and watching every stroke, the
result seemed surprising, FOR through
cut the match the Americans seemed TO
Play the faster and certainly more bril-
liant tennis. But their swift strokes
and their steadineSs az the net. were
wanting at critical periods and their
mistakes at these times were more fire.
quent
On the ether hand, The Englishmen
were Invariably in the right SPOT at the
right time and the fact that the Amer
leans won only s. OF their 15s poiLtS on
their opponents errors, shows the gen
eral excellence OF the Dohertys game.
The Dohertys have defeated Ward and
Davis twice. onee for the Davis interns-
tional trophy and agar today for the
rational championship. so that their
tennis supremacy in doubles must be &C
kncWIe dyed
They are undoubtedly the strongest
team that ever cana TO this country and
rightly deserve victory.
Very few single matches were played
durIng the day. but Y. D Whitman ard
B. C. Wright both disposed az their msl
and will meet tomorrow morning Oh the
Exhibition court Tor The star event % the
dav
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-22
HOG MARKET
TEN HIGHER
Better Prices for Provisions
Causes the Advance.
TOP PRICE WAS $500
All Cattle Markets UnSatiSfac-
tory 10 Country Shippers.

Hog receipts were light again yesterday
and the market recorded another advance
Of 10 cents but closed q little bit top
heavy and weak. The market has been
a surprise for several days past. for nei-
Their buyers OF sellers were looking for
prices TO make any decided advance.
Higher prices for provisions. were sup
posed to have been the reason for ad-
vaneing the price Of hogs yesterday. The
only fun car load sold on this market
were fairly good mixed packers, and they
brought $3.50 last week. Nobody expected
10 see hogs sen any more this year here
for s.. but a prime load of heavy hogs
would have brought that figure yester-
day. The receipts are entirely too light
70 suit the buyers. but there is no i'm
mediate prospect Of much better sup
ply for some time 10 come. The farmers
are feeding new corn, and they are not
Fl any hurry about selling their hogs IN
Ill they are pretty Wen finished
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CATTLE 49,.
Local Grain and Produce Market.


Wheat-Farmers' delivery. hard No ?
5Si2Q5Sc; new, 5GSc under test; soft No.
2, 56Izc Carloads on track-Hard No. .,
b65zc; No. 3, 5Ii2G541ec; No. 4. 46a53c red.
No. ,, 551zc; No. 3, 5oizd55c, No. 4 45G50c.
Corn-No. ,. 40c
Oats-Farmers delivery. No. ?. 25c.
No. 3. 2SG24c. Carloads on track-NO. 2,
&c: No. 3. 24c
Hsy-Alfalfa No. 1. $500. No. ?. $40.
prairie Qoose) No. /, $500: Nos .. $50;
baled No. 1. $3.50; No . $500.
Flour (wholesale)-B patent. Size.
in carload lots. delivered TO all southern
Kansas points.
Eggs-13c. subject 70 candling
Butter-Packing, lie; country, 16Gl7c.
Poultry-Hens, SC; spring broiIers. ~
70 2lz pounds. 10c. turkey hens Sc: toms,
&C: geese, fun feather. &C, ducks fun
feather. &C.
Hides-G s 1 and round, Sc; side
brand hides IS pounds and UP. 72sc; side
brand hides under 50 pounds sac. g. S.
bull hides. &c; glue stock and bad grub
b.. &C; green hides, sc: No. horse,
SIS, No. horse, SIS; pony hides, &c to
500; dry flint butcher. Is pounds and UP.
ISise; dry flint fallen. IS pounds and up. l2c;
al light hides under 16 pounds. 9isc. all
light salted hides, l0c; all cuils, DC; No. |
tallow. sac; No tallow. SIC; sheep
pelts. 35d75c
Green fruit-Apples per bu. 4od50c;
grapes. per basket. I6c; tomatoes. per
basket 30G4oc; peaches. basket 6oc9s1. %.
waterrneions. per dozen. Sl0Od2.50; cauta-
lOupes, per dozen 20d75C
egetahles-PotatOes per bu., 30035c ;
sweet potatoes 1dIlac per ID; cabbage.
60675 per 100 lbs: wax beans. 41l50c per
basket; egg plant. 25a5occ per dozen; on
ions. per bu-. lacfSl.09-
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The farmers made no complaint when
the hog market went down and now that
f. IS going up every day they make
no protest
The hog market yesterday was just
one dollar under the highest point for
the year
Steiner q Blair Of Lyons marketed an
other load OF hogs yesterday. From the
amount Of hogs that this reliable firm
have been getting az that place the farm
ers about Lyons must have raised some
corn lSst year or else they were not
afraid 70 take chances feeding wheat 10
their hogs
The last brigade from the stock yards
70 the cattlenen picnic AT KiEgInsn re-
turned yesterday morning They were
a 3 Moore. Fred bold. c. P. Johnson
Ed Healey. John Healey. John Norris
sim Arnett and John Fortman. They all
had a good word for Kingman and the
people there Fred Dold. A. r. Moore
and j. Raney Of Kansas CITY were the
Judges u the roping contest and they
gave the prize 20 Curtis REYNOLDS CT
the famous 10 ranch Reynolds is the
cowboy who was IN the contest 1T the
cattlemeu-s convention in this city and
lost our by his horse falling from set
tins tangled IN the rope.
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The second man went % his aid and
met with che same fate. Before the third
could get IN a blow, he. tee. vas stretched
upon the road. When three men had
picked themselves up. Corbett politely
asked them IL they knew who he was
He Incidentally mentioned that he was
Corbett and handed each man his card.
When they returned &c the barracks
they told their friends OF what a mis-
take they had made ard Of how corbett
had taught them lesson one OF the
soldiers it today nursing a badly discol-
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WILL NOT ANGER CHURCH
Prince RospigIiosi Has His Child
6sptised in Secret

Rome. August 21.-Prince RospigiiosL IN
order 20 avoid further friction with the
Roman Catholic church, has decided 10
have his infant daughter baptized az one
OF his country houses. where the priests
are more OF less dependent on him. The
princess, who Is in good health. VIII be
present at the baptism.
The Catholic authorities az Rome have
reused to recognize the marriage 81 the
Prince and Princess Rospieiiosi. because
the princess was a divorced woman her
marriage 20 her first husband. Frederic
Farkhurst. Of Bangor. Ne. having been
annullsd- The church refused permission
to a Blue Sister 10 Hurse the princess A
her confinement The princess was for
merry a resident cf Washington. y. c.
Her maiden name was Marie Reid
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LOOK PLEASANT, PLEASE.

Photographer c. c. Harlan. OF Eaton.
O.. can do SO now. though for years he
couldn't. because he suffered untold ago.
NJ from the worst form Of indigestion.
All physicians and medicines failed 10
help him till he tried Electric Bitters.
which worked such wonders for him
that he declares they are a godsend to
sufferers from dyspepsia and stomach
troubles. Unrivaled for diseases OF the
Stomach. Liver and Kidneys. they build
UP and give new life 70 the whole sys-
tenn. Try them. Only 80 cents. Guarsn-
teed BY Behring's Pharmacy.
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BASE BALL
National League Games.

PHILADELPHIA 2, CHICAGO 0.
Chicago. August 21-In an errorless
game. pitchers battle for eight innings,
the visitors found Williams for four
punched hits in the ninth Attendance
100. Score: RHE
Chicago .............0 00000O0o-O 0
Philadelphia .-.-.-.0 900O002-2 0
Batteries: Williams and King; berg
and Douglas.
BROOKLYN Z; CINCINNATI
Cincinnati. August H-JThielman's wild
ness accounted for the defeat today He
allowed eight bases on balls. DIESEL, who
caught for Brooklyn. is a local amatIur
catcher. Farrell hurt his thumb and
Ahern Is sick Attendance 1880. Score:
RHE
Cincinnati ..-......0 00I00021-4 2
Brooklyn .---..--.-..1 o11100l-7 I
Batteries: Thielmany Ewing and Ber-
gen; Donovan and DIESEL
PITTSBURG p; NEW YORK e-s.
Pittsburg, August 1t was an even
split on the double-header today. In the
first game Lever was given excellent
support and kept the few hits widely
scattered. Phiilippis support was very
ragged in the second game and his team
could do nothing with McGinuity when
hits were needed Attendance APO. Score:
First game RHE
Pittsburg ...........0 O0o1*-0 ?
New York .O0oaO00Oo z ,
Batteries: Lever and H. Smith: Mat
thewsOn and Bowerman.
Second game RHE
Pittsburg ....-.....OG10 OOOGGI s
New York ....-.-...00 0I31N1 2SI2 2
Batteries: Phillippi and thinner: Nc
Ginnity. Brodie and Bowerman.
BOSTON 81: ST. LOUIS II.
St. Louis. August 2L-Boston and St
Louis played another double header to-
day anu again did they break even There
were 40 features. Attendance, including
1900 school children, 1900. Scores:
First game RHE
St. Louis ......-.-.-.O O9OOI0o31u
Boston ..............O0 3O3000Ae1 FL
Batteries: Pearson and Ryan; Eason
and Moran.
Second game RHE
St Louis .-...-.-....I 1 G30Gts-7
Boston ....-.-......-2 Q o 90 0104
Batteries: VI. ONeil and J. ONef and
Ryan; Malarkey and Kittredge.
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ners. s.0G2Oo; bulls. s2s5q35O; calves.
Hogs~Receipts. soeo. Market active,
10c higher, closing weak. Top. s. 20; bulk
OF sales 81. 9og7.10; heavy, $7.00Q7 20;
mixed packers IS 50G7.G5; light, s6-65G6 IS;
workers. IS s9G6 s.; pigs. S. 506s.79
Receipts. 4.5eo. Sheep steady.
Native lambs. 3 -25Q5.6 50; western lambs.
s. e0fs5 %; native wethers. g. 49a4 40; we---
ern wethers. 8. 90Q3-s5. fed ewes. s3.S5d
AIS; Texas clipped yesrlingS. $s.Oga3- 50;
Texas clipped sheep. s2.Sog3-lo; stockers
and feeders, s23oG2s0
ST. Louis.
St Louis, August I--Cattle-Receipt
SEQ including 4009 Texans Market
steady. Beef steers. g. 75as-00; stockers
and feeders. S2-5eQz-S5; cows and heifsrs.
s. $50 %; Texas steers, & 75d520; cows
and heifers. g 0oqs. 20.
Hogs-ReceIpts. 900 Market strong
20 higher Pigs and lights, Sc s0q6. IS;
packers. s5-S0G7 o; butchers. S7.00d7-3o.
Receipts, 100. Market steady.
Natives. s. seEr4-50; lambs. s4-25G5-75: Tex
ans, S3z5a42 Is
81. Joseph.
ST. Joe. August H.-Cattle-Receipts
1851 Best steady TO strong; others weak
CT. Natives, s4.5o9S.45; cows and heifers.
S-7566.0o; vesls, S3.0eG3-50: bulls and
stays, s2.50G60o; stockers and feeders.
& 1850.
Hogs-Receipts, s.0S3 Ten cents higher.
Light and light mixed, *s.s577. Oh; medi-
UNI and heavy, ss-s5g7-25 pigs. S.75q6-75;
bulk, ss.s5d7.10.
sheep-Receipts. 2.s17. Fifteen TO 2Oc
lower. Lambs steady. Top Idahoes, s5-s5;
top natives $500
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-22
WILL FLlRT KEEP HER woRDf
Is Question Asked When Prince Mich.
olas and Helene Are Spoken OF.

Paris. August n.-"Wm the royal fiiri
OF Europe keep her wordg"
This is the question that IS asked when
ever the engagement OF Prince Nicolas
OF Greece and Grand Duchess Helene Is
spoken or
The only daughter OF the Grand Duke
and Grand Duchess Vladimir OF Russia
has been engaged to Prince Max OF Ba-
varis, whom she Tilted az the altar:
Prince Ferdinand OF Bulgaria. Prince
Louis Napoleon. whom she was reported
to have secretly married. and besides
she had a desperate love affair with the
Grand Duke Michael. the Czarevitch OF
Russia
But Prince Nicolas. whose talents are
many. seems 10 have won the heart Of
the royal coqUetts. and II is believed that
the third son OF the King OF Greece will
secure the beautiful Duchess Helen as
his bride.
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DUO DE LuYNEs COMING
cssteIIsnes viii Bring Him AIerg on
the 10th.

Paris. August 2l.-Count and Countess
Boni de Castelians VII 70 10 America on
august 30 the Due Dc Luynes accompe-
nying them IS thelr guest
Count BoDi will return 10 Paris IN ths
autumn. n time for parliament. but the
countess VIII remain in America until
next January.
The Due De Luynes i the intimate
friend OF the iegiTmate's pretender. the
Duo de Orleans. and the chief propa-
gandist Of the royailst campaign. BY
bringing him with ttsm the Casseliznes
emphasize their adherence % the Orie4n-
iss movement
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HOG SALES
EATTIE-

Cattle receipts yesterday were moderate
but the bulk came in on the late traias
and were held over. The market was
q shade lower for the class o. cattle sold.
The condition Of the market for some
time has not been very satisfactory u
the country shippers. They complain that
they cannot tell within d reasonable sum
OF what their cattle VIII bring on any
market The packers keep calling for
butcher grades and they pay Dig prices
for few dry lot cattle. but bid down
On everything else. The shippers buy
cows and heifers that they consider good
butchers stun, but when they get them
on the market the buyers call them
grassy. and they VIII not bring sa It's
factory prices. About the only kinds Of
cattle that seem to have a standard
value at present are the export steers
and the stockers- and feeders Of fair
weight and Of good color and quality.
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SAY KING IS INSANE
Rumor Declares Spanish Monarch
Mentally Unbalanced.

Madrid. august Zl.-Ths story IS again
revived here that the explanation u the
recent eccentrfcities Of The Eing u Spain
f. % Be found IN the fact TIA; the youth
IS mentally unsounc Madrid gossip says
that The king often rosms about The pal
ace uaciothed and that his acts ~ iude-
pendence are really deeds ernaHsting
from a disorede-ed brain.
Queen Christina Is reported 3 80 sore
- distressed and has consulted wsth the
emperor q Austria on what is neosssary
20 Do
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Ss- YORK. Angst 1l--<-1os~-Mo1eT ~
call steady. 1-z94 ~ cent cfoxs1K I'd
ard ssk-s. ~ pe- cs-ts pine mercantile
paper ass per cent sTerIiag exch4nre
1r-er With scr-az business - l-4Fzsrs
bsElS AZ : <or ce-sz1f ard = 40 ~
sor - 6sy tl1-s. postet rates 3 S5f=ss4 q .
COMMERCIAL hlils ssoz-6&s<--
Bar SILVER. s---c. N~xsczr doil1-E stsr-
Government boras strczE stz-e ho-Es
active rzItrost beads easter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-22

This r-ivate hospital r. now ore q rs
best equipped institutions IN the south
west for the treatment Of both medical
and surgical cases. Special Alteration r.
given 70 the various forms % stomach
and liver troubles. diseases peculiar %
women. diseases of the r~ctzm and gen
ito-urinary organs. chronic maisrtsI POI
sCning. rheumatism. nervous Disorders.
diseases OF the throat lungs. heart and
kidneys; goitre and varicoceie cured. oEs
floor IL reserved FOR maternity depart
uent and IA some instances homes win
be found for children. For a short time
only a ward vii b set apart FOR the
treatment Of the morphine. Opium. CO.
caine and whisky habits.
Resident physician. able medical star.
quiet and heaithful Ieeation. extensisa
grounds With fns shade. home eonscrtss
terms reasonable. No contagious diseases
admitted. Write for particulars.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS

IN EEQQZcE EXCHANGE
Butter-Weak- Creamery, 4dlS1zc;
dairy, 131zaI7c.
Egg@Steady. Fresh, I71sc-
Kansas City.
Kansas City, August 1--Close-Wheat
September. 6sizGe4izc; December, 6-S4c;
cash. No. , hard. S5Gesc; No hard.
62iz9651zc: No. hard. 57d5oc; rejected
hard. 55Q53c; No. red. 66izc; No. 2 red,
ss9s4c
Corn-september, 447sc; December. SIC;
cash No. mixed, sc; No ? white, Sc;
No. white. 5s1se-
Oats-No. white, 36c-
Reno. 2, &c.
Hay-Choice timothy. ss-cOas-5o; choice
prairie, $500
l6c
Eggs-Fresh. 1Hzc.
Receipts OF wheat, f26 cars
ST. Louis.
ST. Louis, August I.-Wheat-Eisher.
No red, cash. elevator. csc. track, 6sl1
Gs71zc; September, sc; December. oS@sc;
No. hard. 65G6Sc.
Corn-Higher. No. 2. cash, sc. track.
54lzG5sc: September. 5l5sc; December,
96zsc.
oats-Higher. No. ?. cash. 55c. track.
&c; September. 261zQ2sssc; December,
2sSsc; No. white. CSC
Rye-Higher, Acc.
New York.
New York, August 2.-Butter-Receipt
i. 5s4 packages. Market unsettled. Imi-
tation June creamery. 14i3dlzc; factory.
lsizd15i.c.
Cheese-Receipts. 5.445 packages. Mar
ket for large weak; for small firm. Fan
cy large. colored and white, sSsQS@<c
fancy small new state full cream, col
cred an white. 10c.
Receipts. 1873 packages. Market
steady TO firm. State and Pennsylvania,
2Od205zc: western candled. f7l5dlsc; west
ern uncandled, 15GI7izc-
Sugar-Raw. steady. Fair refining, 2stc;
centrifugal. % test. 37sc; molasses sugar,
21c. Refined, steady. Crushel. 5-l5c;
powdered. 4.75c; graduated. <-sSc.
CoTee-Firm- No. Rio. SIC nominal.
Enthusiastically. New Orleans. 500 4ec.
PouItry-Alive. quiet and prices IN
changed. Dressed. easier; chickens firm
er. Chickens western, ud14c; fowls,
western, 131sc; turkeys, 1sG25c-
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No 3. sc; No 2 red. 70s4 G72c-
Corn-No. > yellow, Size
osts-No- >, soq32c; No. white, 81
GSSc.
Rye-No. ?. 5lG5IBc
Bariey-Fair 70 choice mailing, 5oGeSc.
Flax Seed-So. l. sl.SS; No North
western. SIS.
Timothy Seed-Prime. $50.
Mess Pork-Barrel. SIG 75G1s-so. lard. per
100 lbs, s1e.s5Gle.S7lz, short ribs sides
Qoose). sl0.esaI01e. dry sailed shoulders
ObOxed), s44s%c: short clear sides
Cboxed). 1914 1l0S4c
Whiskey-Basis OF high wines, S-d-
CIovcr-Contract grade, ss.G
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MILWAUKEE :; PEORIA c.
Milwaukee. August Il Milwaukee shut
out Peoria today Attendance go. Score-
RHE
Milwaukee -.......-.f , Ie00o'-2 o
Peoria -..---......-.Q c G D q 3 > - o 0
Batteries. Swormste-1 and Lacia; Hart
and Williams.
KANSAS CITY =. ST. JOE J.
Kansas CITY. August eI--I(ansas City
won because the - f0ssDa players could
not solve Nichols Seli-ery. Ate nlTuee
a5o Score. R II L
Kansas city ...--...I2e4 a004sT /
ST Joseph ..----.--.f 6 q p o. p o. 0
Batteries: Nichols an5 Nesssgt. thinn
and Roth
OMAHA Il; DENVER .
Omaha. August 2l.-With ten hits for
the local players and i've errors for che
visitors The home team took today game
easily. Anoway pitched IL elegant form.
Score RI z
ornaha .-......-....-el go o3I I'll e
Denver ....-..-..-.--l @ II
Batteries. Aiiowsv and Gon6ln Nc
Closkey and Wilson.
DEs MONIES 6. COLO. SPRINGS 5.
Des Mo.ncs August I--Dss aIoiaes
Won from Colorado Springs this after
noon nj the arst game of the series.
when Vas si0ggiag match from start
% finish. Attendance 770 Scorc
Des Moines ..-...e12i ees1+ SIS
Colorado Springs .fzoI0ot ae-sl. .
Batteries: Morrison and Lobeck, Jones.
VI Neeiy.
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Sew YORK August HE =7rer-i-y
committee y the Stock T.xchar~s tedzy
decssed - ciass TIE exchzrgs "a satc--
.ssy before Lzhc- day
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS


Chicago. August 2.-Cattle-Receipts
loooo. Including 310 Texans and 5.eoo west
ems Duh and lower Coed 20 prime
steers, Sools.-5. poor TO medium 81 e51
rs; stockers and feeders s 5o75 3,
cows. S5ee 5so- heifers s225Fe o.. can
ners, Sl-5oo-5o. bulls s2e565.oo: calves.
f25es 90. TeVas fed steers. SloG5 o..
western steers s. 5o06N1
Hogs-Receipts today. 12.eoo; tomorrow.
80; left over. len Mostly lac hiEher-
Mixed and butchers. $500 IS. good 10
choice heavy. S1-ooF- rough heavy.
s. +e6s-so. light. s5-s0a7z5: buIS Of sales.
$500 10.
sneep-Receipts. Is0eo. Sheen steady.
Isubs steady. Good TO choice wethers
s35ol4-oo; fair 70 choice mixed. s 5oEs 50.
western sheep. S25aG3. IS. native lambs
t-7596 -. western lambs. s455s755
Official yesterdsy-R i7rs-Cattle 3 .
So; noEs. 6.Es- sheep. =. sS5. Shipments
Cattle 4.1s2: hogs, 6.S75; sheep. SIS
Kansas City.
Kansas City, August I-Cattle-Re-
ceipts so natives. ESQ Texans. calves.
az Texans. so natives. Corn led cattle
snc grassers. dull. steady 10 - lover:
Etocksrs and feeders lower. Choice e1-
port and dressed beef steers. s. sss7S "a.
far 10 good. t4515-f1- s-ockers and
feeders. sz.50d4-75; western FED steers. $40
Csc Texas and Indian steers xl5a
z.Sos Texas cows, S-5E3-oa. native COWS.
s-2sE4SS; native he1ers. EsSG-- %; can
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IN PROVISION PIT.

Provisions naturally followed me higher
prices Of hogs and the advance in corn.
The demand for consumption was good.
and It needed only the support Of the
packers 70 bring a sharp upturn al along
the line Shorts covered freely. Bust
ness had largely a manipulative aspect
September pork made 4 jump q $ cents
= barrel. selling at SEQ and closed %
cents up at Ss.S: September lard sold
up to a strong close 40 cents higher at
sle.s71z and September RIBS. after selliaE
at sac. closed ~ cents I'D at 81 "a.
Estimated receipts touorrow-Whe heat.
80 cars. corn. - cars; oats. 2oo cars.
hos. - 90 head.
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IusT LOOK ~ ZEE.

Whence came that sprightly step. fault
less skin, rich. rosy complexion, smiling
face. She looks good, feels good Here $
her secret. She uses DR.. Kings New Life
pills. Result-all organs active. digestion
good, no headache. nc chance fer
blues" Only sc at Gehring's Phar-
mary
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American Leaaue Games.

PHILADELPHIA Z; ST. LOUIS 5.
Philadelphia. August 21.-The home
team punched hits on Harper in the sixth
and seventh innings today and won the
second game of the series. Powers twist
ed BIS ankle in running the bases and
was compelled TO retire. Attendance $50.
Score: Ri T.
St Louis ...........-0 810O04O0- 9 5
Philadelphia .....-0 000054 '-12 Is l
Batteries: Harper and Kahoe: Plank.
Powers and Schreok.
BALTIMORE E; DETROIT ).
Baltimore. August 21.-By better all
around work the Boltmore American
League team won today from Detroit az
ter the visitors had been presented with
what seemed 10 be 3 commanding lead.
Barrett was put out or the game for dis
putting 4 decision. Attendance 1855. Score:
Ri E
Baltimore .........0I2O12 -sIs >
Detroit .....-.-....-.o 401 o @ 00-5 s 5
Batteries. KatoH ard Robinson; Sciev-
ers. Mullen and Buelow.
WASHINGTON 8: CHICAGO E.
Washington. August H.-Deiehanty' :
batting practically won ,odsy's game
for Washington. The visitors could not
connect with the ball when men were
on bases Attendance 2.39o- Score.
" ashlngtou ,-------l : o . -
Chicago -..-..-.-.-..0 g o I ~ T. 4 - I
Batteries. Orth and DriiI. Callahan
and Mcfarland
BOSTON 4; Gle r,LAND l.
Boston. August T. Joss wCn- ID pieces
in the eighth inning. after having pitched
superbly- Diaeen never let Up. Atterd-
ance 4.70o. Score p II z
Boston ....-....--.10 90 Q )af'-i /
Cleveland ...------.-0 aolG 81 :
Batteries: Dineen and Warner; Joss
ard ReniS
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