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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-07
STOCKS All BONDS.

New York. August 6.-Today's stock
market continued to demonstrate in a
negative way the underlying strength OF
the financial and business situation in
the country. Trading was mostly idle
and the few stocks which were strong
did not alter the listless tone OF the mar
ket in general But Il is clear that there
IS no eagerness 70 sell stocks With no
buyers OF large scale in view. holders
show themselves content 10 carry stocks
and wait for z more active demand. The
very fdleness Of the mrket l. reassur-
ing fact. over extension Of credits IN
speculative ventures is the one factor
that threatened bad consequences. Vow
TO await The satisfaction OF the coming
requirements Of the country for moving
the crops All authorities are agreed that
this requirement ~ll BE unusually large
this year Today's small export Of -old
was obviously a mercantile TRANSACTION
md X was broadly intiuated that some
thing equivalent 70 a premium was paid
h those who are 20 ger r. The nearer
approach II the period q safety FOR the
years crops confirms the confidence in
their abundance. with plentiful harvests
and large surplus Of our products FOR
export. any anxiety over the liquidation
81 our floating foreign Indebtedness With
out embarra ssue1t - quteted- The Gecis-
ION q the stock exchange % close on
Saturday Tor no other cause thar the
coronation q the king OF exchange IS
testimony % the general acquiescence n
the Eullness q the trading 81 securities
4 demand Tor the Geuld Southeastern
was the most conspicuous feature q the
DAYS traainEs The heavy buying q
Texas Pacifc vas IS TIE same brokers
Rho have been active ia Missouri Pa
cifc Tor some time past ard TIRE re-
Spouse ~ other roads IN the group was
purely svmpa rhetic. The operations were
supposed % 20 for account % TIE same
pool Which has followed the upward
rnove-eat 81 these stocks from the start
Hooking Coal made q Jump or inspires
irtiramtiors that new interests vefe ~
eater The property ard expand IT'S neid q
activity Hooking vaEey Vas bought or
the advantage ~ hlrunir.aus coal trade
is enjoying from tie paralysis Z TIE
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The top price for hogs yesterday was
only s7izc under the highest point this
year. and still the market has been going
down for some time.
The hogs that topped the market yes
terday were shipped in by Harvey Grace
or Cheney ana they were OF MS own feed
iEg Grace Brothers are am0ug the best
feeders IN the southwest and Il is not an
unusual thing for them 70 bring sood hogs
TO this market.
Ed WeidHne OF Augusta had another
car load 0f fairly good hogs on the mar
ket yesterday There was only enc other
car load that sold Yer more money.
Nick Huusinger Of Leon marketed q car
load II light hogs yesterday. Ell had not
been here before for several weeks
Joe Kelly OF The urm ~ Stewart X Kelly
returned yesterday from trip 10 Grant
county. Oklahoma AR Stewart says the
wheat crop in The new country Ike thar
n this section of Kansas. was not very
good and there is 10 getting around the
fact THAI the corn down there has been
more damaged by the recent dry hot
weather than here He considers the
prospect for a corn crop IN oklahoma this
year rather discoura sing. To say the least
James FaDdivcr with his family, yes
ferday returned from visit 20 his friends
and relatives at Frankliu. Ind. Mrs. Van
diver and their daughter Clara went
there some two months ago ard Mr.. Van
diver went last week ana returned with
them. The people about the yards missed
Mr. Vaudirer and they viii De glad 70
see him back.
Henry Schad was mp yesterday taking
II the Dold packing house. Hcng de-
MED that he was looking Tor votes O.
heip elect him sheriff. lie said he had
a desire 70 see 81 through the best pack
Ing house IL the west
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HOG MARKET
WAS STRONG
Hog Receipts Were Light and
Market Strong.
TOP PRICE WAS S752 IL
Cattle Supply Was Not Sufi-
Cient TO Make a Market.
TOP PRICE WAS S752 IL

The receipts Of hogs were light yester-
day. but larger than or Wednesday Of
last week. The hogs keep coming in
small numbers al the time, as many OF
more shan expected From what the
shippers have been saying about the hogs
in their territory it was inferred that
there would not be hogs enough this
month TO make market. 1t is a big
country. and few hogs in each neigh
borhood make a good many when they
ere brought together. All reports show
that there are plenty Of hogs in tha
country. but they have been held of fu.
feed waiting for the new corn crop and
they VIII come later. The bulk OF the
hogs yesterday were just fairly good
mixed packers and sold for ~ and 10
cents higher. but there was some Of the
best carloads Of heavy hogs that has
been on this market for long time.
Their average weight was over 800 pound
and they brought s7-52is. just 10 cents
under the top AT Kansas City. as shown
b. the quotations from that market post
ed on the bulletin board Cudahy want
Cd hogs, and be bought everything Of
fered and the prices paid showed plainly
enough that he wants hogs.
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LOVES LIFE
MORE'N EVER
King Returns to London and
Smiles on Multitude.
READY FOR CORONATION
Rehearsal Takes Place With
Only Their MajeStieS Absent.
READY FOR CORONATION

London. August s.-The first complete
dress rehearsal Of the coronation ceremo-
MES was held in Westminster abbey to-
day The participants included all the
chief actors in The ceremony save their
majesties. The kings company OF the
Grenadier guards was posted z, the alb
hey annex and the peers and peeresses
and the royal pages al assumed their
robes in the dressing rooms in the ar
mex. The gorgeous coronation carpets
and tapestries were uncovered and the
procession and the entire ceremony ex-
cept the amounting was gon through with.
The proceedings lasted an hour ard
half.
Judging by Appearances. the king not
only viii be able 10 go through the coro-
nation ceremonies. but will be perfectly
capable Of performing ali functions OF
the service without discomfort His re-
turn 70 London was accomplished without
any III effects. and his first public ap-
pearsnce since his operation delighted
even those who had the most serious ap-
prehensioEs with regard 10 the kings con-
dition.
When the train arrived. the king. ac-
companied by the queen and Princess
Victoria. stepped out OF the car and
walked across a crimson cloth on the
platform some twenty yeards. TO his car
riage. The queen and Princess Victoria
entered the vehicle and the king followed.
apparently without difficulty. and four
royal servants placed rugs about his
knees. The king stood up straight. as
II he had never had an illness IN his
life, took G his hat and bowed 10 friends
on the IN and TO the crowds be
hind II ~ers. He seemed 10 be In
the greatest good huDor and evidently
was delighted TO get back. Despite a few
drops Of rain which fell. he drove out with
the top OF the carriage down. His face
was perpetually lighted up with a smile
OF satisfaction. and he looked anything
but an invalid.
The Prince and Princess Of Wales and
their children drove over TO Buckingham
palace from York house. and Just before
their majestIes arrived they appeared On
the palace balcony and were loudly
cheered by the crowds outside. Tie dem
OiSIEaLlDl lflN1trrtI as lH- tNlN+ q p
preached. and after their majesties hai
entered the palace ehe crows sarg God.
Save the King 7everal times
The admiring comments OF the crowd
along the kings route from Victoria
station TO Buckingham palace were min
gied with expressions OF amazcment at
the appearance OF his majesty riding in
an open landau and much OF the time
bare-headed. he having removed his silk
hat The king kept continually owing
and smiling IN response to the cheers %
the people. The long route via .irosven u
place and Hyde park corner. and thence
down Constitution hill was followed. The
king passed through a great sea n vav-
ing hats and handkerchiefs as ne drove
up 10 the palace. He was apparently
not faJigued by the excitement Of his
receDtiOu
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CATTLE SALES.



Wheat-Old. hard. 5slza59c; new 4aSc IN
der test; sotc No. =, 56i-c.
Corn-69 cents
Cats-New No. ?. &c; No. 8. 29c.
Hay-AItalfa No. J. $50; No.2 500. /;
prairie Goose) No. ]. $500; No. >. 4-59.
bsIed No. j. $500; No. .. $50
Flour Cwholesale)-Best patent. $40; in
carload lots $50.
Eggs-l3c subject TO Gambling
Butter-l2lz cents.
Pouitry-Hens Sc, spring broilers. IL
20 21z pounds. lie, turley hens. Sc: toms.
&c; geese. fun feather, &c; ducks. full
feather. Sc.
Hides-G. s. 1 and ? round. TIC. side
brand hides. IS pounds and up. 7izc; side
brand hides under 30 pounds, 5i5c; c. s
bun hides. 61zc, blue stock and bad grub
by SIC; green hides. Sc; No I horse.
s225; No. horse. So; pony hides. 75c 10
$50; dry flint butcher Us pounds and up
13c; dry flint fallen. 10 pounds and up, lie;
al light hides under 10 pounds. &c. all
light salted hides ice. an culls &c; No. 1
tallow. SIC, Mo- tailOw, 4iac. sheep pelts.
25d75c.
Green fruit-Apples per bu-. 40q50c;
grapes per basket. 25039c; tomatoes, per
basket. 29c; peaches. per basket 75c4Sl-eo;
watermelons Fer dozen. S-.1o03-o0. cantel-
Oupes per dozen, 2a8lsc
getables-Potatoes ~ bU- 34d35c;
sweet potatoes. ll2c per pound. cabbage.
50Q75c per 100 lbs. wax beans. 4lG5pc per
basket: egg plant. G0I15c per dozen.
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Che qatieta Daily Eagle: ghnrsaau 1ors august

choice heavy. s7-5O97 s21z; rough heavy
ss.75Q740; light, S6-15a76o; bulk Of sales.
sheep-Receipts. 1900. Sheep and lambs
steady Good 10 choice wethers, $3-50g
400: fair TO choice mixed. S2.50d3.60; west
ern sheep. S2.5gq400; native lambs. $50
95.75; western lambs, S5.65-
Osscial esterday-Cattle. sos; hogs.
L. 067; sheep, 1850. Shipments-Cattle.
Las: hogs, 1882; sheep. L7Ss.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. August 6.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. $500 natives. .f19 Texans. calves.
So Texans SO natives. Corn cattle &C
tive, steady 70 15c higher; quarantine
firm; cows and heifers steady; suckers
and feeders slow 10 weak. Choice export
and dressed beef steers. S.-s59S-S0; fair
20 good, S3-59Q7.I5; stOckers and feeders,
S3-25l5-40; western fed steers. s4.S5l 80;
Texas and Indian steers, x5.eylf4 10; Texas
COWS S2.S5Q5.e5; native cows. Sl-5ou6-O0;
native heifers, S3.00g5-25; bulls. S2-65G
80; calves. S3.25g5-25.
Hogs-Receipts $50. Market steady to
sc higher. closing strong. Top, SI6Zl2;
bulk OF sales. $3.50 80; heavy, s7-s0g
1921 mixed packers. s7.30Q7.59. light. 800
40. workers. $7-5Jd7.40; pigs. sengI-o5
Receipts. $50 Market 15uZ5c
lower. Lambs steady. Native lambs. $3.50
Gso9. western lambs. s3Z5q5.0o: native
wethers. SS.s1q4.59: western wethers, 81
GAO fed ewes $8-50q425; Texas clipped
cheep. S3.05q4.25; stockers ana feeders,
sz.O93.00
ST. Louis.
St Louis. august 6.-Cattle-Receipts
500 including 40 Texans. Market steady
Beef steers 81 55a7.5o; stockers and feed
ers. S3.45Gi 40. cows and heifers, S2.e9a
4-Z5; Texas steers, s2-Syd5-5v; cows and
heifers, S2.7e63.75.
Hogs Receipts. 400. Market steady.
Pigs and lights. S7.25a7.50: packers, $40
g7-50 butchers, $3.50 IS.
sheep Receipts. 3.eo0. Market steady.
Natives. S3.5oa4.0o; lambs, f4oog56ei Tex
ans. S3.oo9375.
ST. Joseph.
ST. Joseph, No. August 6.-Cattle-Re-
c5ipts. lib Steady to strong Natives,
S4ldS., cows and heifers. S.5o46-25;
calves. S2.75d6.e0; bulls and stays. s2-5og
6.-5; stOckers and feeders. <2-50e5.25
Hogs-Receipcs 5.Sos. Market steady TO
SC higher Light and light mixed, s7.2ea
7.45: medium and heavy. sI.3oQ7.575z; pigs,
S42506.eo; bulk. S7.35G7.55.
Sheep Receipts, l.13. Active, steady.
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KENNEDY WANTS FUNDS
Rector of American College Coming 20
the Uuited States.

Rome. August 6.-The Rev. Thomas
Kennedy OF Philadelphia. rector of the
American college at Rome. has left for
Naples and VIII sail for the United States
August :. The principal object Of DR..
Kennedys visit 10 the America is 10 eD-
peal for funds for the enlargement Of the
college. for which purpose he has pur-
chased all the houses in the block in
which the college Is situated.
During the year Of his rectorship Dr..
kennedy has become highly esteemed BY
the Vatican. he has obtained more paPsi
audiences for Americans in this time
than have all the other rectors OF the col
Ieges combined, for their conpatriots-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-07

American LEAGUE Games.

CHICAGO 5, WASHINGTON >
Chicago. August 6.-The visitors batted
/ Patterso savagely at the start but after
the nrst inning secured only enc hit. The
! locals pounded CaTrick for three singles
and two doubles their first tine up. Lee
pitching the remainder Of the game
| after dance 1,760. Score: r II Z
/ Chicago ...........--.3 o 0 @ 0 / - Is 4
Washington ...-.--.2 o o @ 30 O. l
Patterson and Mcfarland; Lee, Car
rick and Clark
CLEVELAND ;. PHILADELPHIA (.
Cleveland. august 6.-Smith, a local an
ateur. Outpitched Rube WaddsU today,
/ Cleveland winning out in the ninth on
singles by Bay and Lajoie. Il was Mad
delTs first appearance in Cleveland, but
rain kept the attendance down TO ESQ.
Score: Ri E
Cleveland ....-......2 0O11O01-5 L >
Philadelphia .......1 o o. 3 0o O. /
Smith and Bemis; WaddeH and Shrek.
BALTIMORE ,: DETROIT l.
Detroit. August 6.-Two hits and a steal
of third base by Mcfarland scored Bal
timore's first run and successive singles
10y Williams. Arndt and Nellor brought in
the deciding one. Two hits. q base on
balls and Wits wild pitch were respon-
sible for Detroits run. Attendance 1.746.
score: Ri Z
Detroit .............01 OOOO000-1 8 >
Baltimore .-..-......1 o 0 @ 600 O. 10 @
Mullin asd Buelow; Witt and Smith.
BOSTON. .. ST. LOUIS 8.
St Louis. August St. Louis lost
heart breaking game for St. Louis today
/ by a wild throw 10 third in the sixth
inning and stupid base running in the
NINTH when. with the bases fun and a
run needed % tie he was caught OF third
base for the final out Attendance 500
Score. r H L
St. Louis ....1 0I1102G 0-6l2 ?
Boston .......-.....00 40021 90 = ,
Powell and Kahoe; DivOn and Criger.
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RUssIA's BANK ACCOUNT
II Will Draw Out 10000, COO Marks
This Month.

Berlin August s.-The Russian govern
uent has notified Mendelssohn's hank
that Il vii withdraw % ooo.00a marks q
its deposit during August. This fact II
one reason for the slightly advancing
tendency Of exchanges IN the last t~o Or
three days. Exchange on London IS now
Just below the sold shipping point Rus
siss money with the Mendelsschn Is the
sum realized from the recent loan ar
ranged hy Prince KhilkofT. the Russian
minister % railways. Tho has been here
several days examining the new electrical
railway. which IS partly elevated and
partly under ground. He SAYS good
deal u American capital IS going into the
electric Railway projected al s. Peters
burg. but h. reserves the names of these
Anerlcan investors
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CASH QCOTATl0NS

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Weak
No . spring wheat. &c: No. 8. IS 972o:
No. red 81. l7oc.
No. corn SAGE
M. , oats. $3.50. No. s white. s5a55c.
No. rye. 5l;=C.
Fair 10 choice mailing bariey 57Feoc.
No. naxseed. SIt5, No Northwestern,
sl58
Prime timothy seed. s5asg5-ia
Mess pork. per barrel. SIC saTlsS5 lard.
per 1T pounds. tIo.-1t-Gla75. short ribs
sides Ooose( SIC s9lIG5o; DRY salted
shoulders fhoNsd}. eisnst. short clear
sides fhoxsd4. HIGHS
hisscy hcsis q high wines. EL
lover. contract grade. $50
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO.

Cf.icaro August 6.-Cattle-Receipt
y55e9. including so Texans. .. 90 westerns
Active steady. Good 70 prime steers
a-QedS9l. poor 10 medium. Sfl5s 49,
st0ckers ana feeders. S25gI5-Z5- COWS. 81
csc. heifers E5E651. Gamers sl-5ess
$50; hgl's $3.50 see. calves. S--5l.s -o2.
Texas Ted steers. SS.e5s55 50. western
steers. t5.3sa715
Hogs Receipts today. 400, tomorrow
pace. left over So. steady. closed easy
Mixed and butchers. S5.75gI.75; good @
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49, TEX A1rssr f--fzreek. - rsg 81
ear rs~sav a. 1z.9z 5~r e~rs. asst i14a
- r-sxss r-~rcsrt.tr rsre- f-f-& 49,
rs-- s-e-sizT s-cEz1<- fr-a. ttEs.ef -
so- Eszz-z- sd a. st@A4<ES- - g
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SUFFERING FROM FEVER
Dr.. Day Thinks There is No Evi-
dence Of Yellow Fever.

New York. August s--R- 2. yanh7-ne.
who was transferred from the steamer
vas tonight removed - a private ho2sitsi
81 this city Dr. Doty says NJ Eaz-
hcrue IS suffering from a continued r.
ser. the diagnosis - uhicn cannot 30
made before tTenty-four or fnrty-eight
hours. ard a. there vas no evidence O.
yellow fever the patient was released
f-o-r .~-,ar-r ri-e
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REcEIPTs 80 sHIPMENTs.
Kansas City.

Kansas City, August 6-Close-Wheat-
September. 62lzGs2ssc; December. 63zsq
sic: cash No. hard, 6sc new. &C Old
No. hard, 6SG65c; No. , red. 64q65c; No
red, 62163c.
September. F31sc; December. sfs9
$40; cash No. mixed. SIC: No white,
5sdJ9c; No. 3 white. 5725Sc.
Oats-No. white, S4G35c.
Eye-No. ?. 45c.
Hay-Choice timothy. S9.5o91oOo; choice
prairie. s6.50q6I5.
Butter-Creamery 1sc: fancy dairy. lie
Receipts Of wheat, 1s2 cars.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, August 6--Wheat-Lower
No. red. cash elevator. 6S@sc; track. d6a
sole. September 64isQ6+i.c; December
6oisc: No. haFd. e5G69c.
Corn-Lower. No. ? cash. 571zq5sc;
track. 5S1sd5sc. September, SIC; Deem
Der. 3ss4c.
Oats-weak- No. cash. 2sc; track. soc;
September. 257sc; No. whit 4oc-
New York.
New York. August Misunderstanding
10S53 packages. Market barely steady.
State dairy. I7G20c: state creamery. Ia
20lzc: imitation June creamery. 15izGl7l1c;
factory. 1HzG1slzc.
Cheese-Receipts. 1.223 packages Mar
ket duh ard weak. Fancy large colored
and white. Csc; fancy small new state
full cream colored and white, 9ssds9sc.
Receipts. Il .245 packages. Market
steady 10 firm State and Pennsylvania.
20lkQ2Ic; western candled. 1S720c: western
uncsndled. l5QlSc.
Sugar-Raw. firm Fair refining 25sc;
centrifugal s6 test. SAC; molasses sugar.
25sc Refined. steady Crushed aloe
powdered. 4.75c; graduated, 465c.
Cofee-Quiet No. : Rio sac
Enthusiastically. New Orleans. ga &c.
Poultry-Aliye. steady. Chickens, lSi5c;
turkeys lie. fowls. 13lzc. Dressed, firm
er. Chickens, l4dl5c; fowls. l5Izc; tur-
KEYS. 14Ql5c.
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BASEBALL.


IIIInBkG :, NEW YORK 0.
New York. August 6.-The final game
of the series between Pittsburg and New
York was postponed on account OF rain.
Score: Ri Z
Pittsburg ...................e o 0 o "a 0
New York ....-....-.......o o o o. 0 ! I
ChesbIo and O.Connor; Taylor and Bres-
nahan
BROOKLYN AND CINCINNATI
Brooklyn. August 6.-The final game OF
the series between Cincinnati and Brook
Ign was called at the beginning Of the
second inning on account OF rain. IN the
urst inning Cincinnati scored four runs
ad Brooklyn nothing, 50 that the storm
saved the local players from a probable
defeat
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HOG SALES


The business In the cattle section yes
terday was not sufficient 10 make q mar
ker. There were cattle reported 20 arrive,
closed.
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WE WAN 7

a General Agent 10 represent
Us in the city Of Wichita and
vicinity. One who understands
the insurance bus ness; who can
organize and assume charge Of
an agency force. Must be = man
OF ability and integrity. Only
those furnishing the best refer
ences will BE- considered a liberal
contract will b offered 10 the
right man. Address
o. A. CRANE. Sec'y & Treas.
Sci nTf TRIST { LIFE NStRsSCE CO.
Broadway & 10th Street
Ne~ York City.
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A5sleac. kan august s-Presieelt
Eoos - today Hosfnes senator B-rsea
ira. - VII appoizs ~ r Markey q
Juacsiou city. Uui:es States zarzaai for
kansas 70 succeed TIE late LIZ cTurz.
Il accordance ~fth TIE se-zsors rrcosz-
mediation maze lzst v~ez- 2r. AackeT
xil II Is stated t<k- charge sscss Seq
tezss< l
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sovs ARRESTED FOR MURDER
Taken 70 Buffalo From Denver Cnare-
&c Win killing Grove.

Deuve- Colo. august s.-Char.es Gre@r
ard Jeha Richards. hoys Rho s-e Tsntei
a, Buffalo. X L. O. the charge q hzv.a-
murdered Ausrn Grove CT 5une = ias;-
lex ear Buffalo this afferaooa la custody
reQliz-tloa ~ advise = taeir attorney
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1aFs seszss -sres - - ant s. ~
Eo-r-ssrtaI 81 p s. SO. $50
Pa aHase Er1 ara Ei4r
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trz~4fes ss Erta lrrrE
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COMMISSION MeRcnAnTs.
Union Livestock Commission Co

- . WVtIFtLF HIaTla II
stock Yards. wichita. Kan Canssxa-
meats and CORES sorse scs solicited Mar-
set report furnished free cu Application.
ITocss6a RENTED 81 1ay = sale AsEsy
% iozn On cattle Phone 80
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Dallas. Texas. August 6-T1- Texas &
PscIhc. Cotton Relt. Missouri hS,.sas <
Texas and Texas < New C-ie---s. nj
roads are now sid - Be entirely clear
from p-2.4saSs with trains FunniaS regu-
larry.
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DENVER 10: COLORADO SPRINGS :.
Denver. August 6-Denver and Colorado
Springs donated the proceeds OF today
game 90 the family OF the late alderman,
Andrew Kelly. ard LA persons. paid one
dollar each 10 see the playing. The ex-
hibition was rot zap 10 the standard re
Gently maintained by the teams. Score:
i II r
Denver .-.-...-.....-O0 01S051 '-10 Il 5
colorado Springs s. o oe o. o1-1 II .
McCloskey. Eyler and Wilson; Bert
Jones. McNeeley and sBerwald
ST. JOE 4: MILWAUKEE O.
St Joe. No. August St Joe devel-
oned a batting streak IN the 7ilth IN
ming pounding out four runs and winning
the third successive game from the home
team. besides administering shut ont.
Attendance 30 Score 4 II E
81 Joseph ...----.-.0 o Q 0 q o. y
Milwaukee .-.-....0 90 zee 0 GO 1
Parsin ard Roth. Adkins and Lucia-
DIES MONIES 4. OMAHA o.
Des AIoiues. Ougust s.-The locals shut
ont Omaha today tn the second game y
the series Des Moines landed on Ora ham
M opvortune times and played perfect
fielding ga-e. while the visitors could not
md Morrison when hits Eere needed and
displayed loose work In the heid. At
tendance ia. score Ri E
DeS 1TcInes ...1 0o o. % -
Omaha .-.-.-.-...-3 Q 0 3 o g o.
Morrison and Hanson. Graham and
Gonfing-
KANSAS CITY -; PEORIO so
Peoria Ill., August 6.-Hansas City
made IT two straight from Peoria this
afternoon. by 0ppor1une hitting and IN
opportune errors On the PARK q the To-
Gals The first same was a twelve-inuing
pitchers battle liz which Hart had slight
II the best OF g. Attendance oio- Score;
RI Z
First game
kansas city ..8oOoe0o0o0oe-4 .
Peoria -..0 o @ e o 90 IS I
Cable and Messitt. Hart and wilson
Second game
kansas CITY 1900 0
Peoria -....-..--....0 . @ ~ 0o0e4o :
Gibson and Messitt- Shafstau snd VIZ
- $500 ~ -
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September 80.