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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-23
O'BRIEN.


sailed yesterday for Honolulu and Ia
hiti, but was detained on account of
necessary repairs to her steam launch.
which sank in the bay a few days ago
and was subsequently raised and taken
to the Union Iron Works. The Protet
is scheduled to leave port at noon to-
day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-23
Eva Plantation Company.

THE STOCK TRANSFER BOOKS
of this company viii be closed to trans
fers Friday, January "a, 1902, to Friday,
January 81, 1902. inclusive.
VIM A BOWEN,
6072 Treasurer Eva Plantation Co.
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NOTICE

ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
help or advice. is invited to connu-
nicate. either in person or by letter,
with Ensign Hattie z. Larrabee, ma
tron OF the Salvation Army Woman's
Industrial Home. ASS King street, Ho-
nolulu. 6o5S
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-23
A GREAT BARGAIN.
$500
a~aa

Lot 75x140.
House of ten rooms, viz four
bedrooms aud sewing room on SEQ
ond floor; large reception hall, par
Tor, dining room, kitchen, two
bedrooms and bath on first floor;
stable and servants quarters. Elec-
trio car line will pass within three
minutes of this property, Call at
once on
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-23

The New York Central Railroad viii
increase it's capital stock from SID,
COG. 900 to 10000, 600.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-30
HOG MARKET
MAKES TURN
Receipts Showed Some In
crease Yesterday.
MARKET WAS 10 HIGHER
Cudahy'S Order Took All the
offerings,
MARKET WAS 10 HIGHER

The downward tendency Of the hog mar
ket that has prevailed for several days
was not only arrested yesterday. but a
strong upward turn was taken It would
be pretty safe TO say that the bulk OF the
sales were made at ID cents higher
The receipts showed considerable in
provement over the former days of this
week, but they were not large enough
70 supply the demand. and IL took them
about al TO I'll Cudahy's order. There
were some fairly good hogs among The
offerings, but there were no fancy heavy
hogs. such Is bring the top prices. and
The only logs that brought seven dollars
were less than q car load.
There are outside orders here for hogs.
bur the buyers claim that the market
here. on account ~of light receipts. has
been worked up too close 20 Kansas City
prices for the outside buyers. II was
plainly evident yesterday thar the hogs
sold for good prices. considering the
weights and quality. and " course that
pleased the sellers All Of the offerings
were sold except one load of light hogs
that arrived late IL the evening.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-30
SHAH ONTO IT AL

Faotssz-. 5faT s--Tns Sszh e sF-tsa
arrived hr-e TITS ztssTzeo7- - ~as -
esszss - E-perg~ vyliLaan- ssTer4l Any
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s-s~-. ~ sa-eixn ser-ets-T az a Eza-1
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hs-4 rlayec ~ Pers-s- Nzrie-al A.
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49, t0--- q Ezp~rs~ sd Ezr~fss
r-r~serzrx ne Ferri.7 zl-ss.s- - -
f--t.s-s states. Isaac Eekr ast - =3z-
ssss~ Z Psrzzz 70 AzssEzz. Ge-zr1 sszT-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-30

Cattle receipts were too tight 20 interest
)uyers. bul all the offerings were sold.
CATTT r SALES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Hog sellers were glad yesterday 70 see
the market take a turn after several DAY
O. declines.
When hogs get scarce the outside buy
ers have % clear the track for Cuda hy-
The big Wichita packing house must have
hogs and the outside buyers can have
the surplus when there is any
The grounds about the stock yards are
driving ZIP since the recent mood. Ir may
l. Macy years before people VIII So an
other such body OF water aboEt the stock
yards
g z. PEARS. of Auness, marketed car
load ~ hogs yesterday he Is an 9cca-
Dunaway & Son. OF Tonkawa were the
only representa- from oklahoma who
had hogs on the market Yesterday
The Well-known shipper al SedgWlck.
Charles Granville. helped Up the receipts
o. hogs with one ear load
q. rs. lane Of Jdali. sent tn q car ioad
Of hogs yesterday that brought around
C7eorre ) station. Of Mayaeld. and
George " Hough. Of Milan. we're iate
arrivals with hogs yesterday, Dut tlry
got in u time 10 seH before the market
closed Hough said be never before saw
the Santa Fee get the hogs 70 the YARDS 50
quickly after arriving In the city
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-30
AccusEs FORMER LOVER
Girl Says He Wrote Her Letter say
inc Someone Was Dying.

- VII are,- aq-Iehu T Webb, 3
49, -.--.- brook
years o-l 90 -.
lyn. vas committed yesterday ~ jan
Judge Lambert in the First criminal
..,,-. Newark \ J. in default Of 500
-,.+ o, attractive
pam MSS - -.
young woman on no II -'-'
Newark. alleges that Webb with "noin
e,. vas formerly on friendly terms. had
.-....- &c., ara n,d FOL
s-.' -. .a-osri-- ~ her home
= -.-, So ri.-bt az -b.
- s,.--- - Hf,ss Srott who
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-30
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, May 29.-The new commit
ment IN the stock market today were O.
entirely Insignificant proportions because
OF the fear OF possible developments Of
the triple holiday. There was closing OF
open accounts however and as these
proved 10 be mostly on the short side.
the tone Of the market was rather firm,
in sympathy with the leaders. The move
ment in the general list was listless and
very narrow The leaders Of the mar
ket in point Of activity was Reading. and
its advance OF nearly two points was at
trioute1 in a large degree to the dernsf
from shorts TO cover in the fear that
strike settlement might be reached be-
tween now and next Monday The i'm
mediate news today cid not favor such
presumption President Fowler, Of the
Ontario and Western authorized en-
phatic denial OF reports that concessions
70 the strikers were contemplated upon
the part OF the operators. The reported
utterance OF F. P. Sargent OF the aIbi-
tration committee Of the civic federation.
that he believed a sympathetic strike
would open among the soft coal miners,
was also given some attention, but this
ddi not reassure traders short OF the mar
ket sufficiently 70 induce them 10 remain
uncovered for an interval Of three days
The advance in Canadian Pacific was
also renewed. in spite OF denials OF re-
ported buying for control in behalf Of
!sorthern SECURITIES interest. An inter-
esting feature OF the weeks currency
movement Is the shipment 10 Canada Of
some g. Ooo. 900 by Canadian brasch banks
which IS supposed 10 be due 70 transac-
tons in Canadian Pacific. Notwithstand-
Ing this movement and the absorption OF
nearly million dollars on subtreasury
operations. the receipts Of cash from the
interior on balance are established thus
far this week at nearly three srliion dois
lars. thus promising a strong bank state
ment for next Saturday. The prosise
today Of the British parliamentary
leader Of a statement on next Monday
concerning the peace negotiations was
regarded in speculative circles as tan
tamount 70 an arrangement OF peace To-
dsv.. bond market shared in the dizziness
OF the stock market and the closing was
senf-stagnant, below the best 1otal
sale Of bonds. par value. S'2so.e"-
r-,--s--- -,-fo-e - r+octS were as follows.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-30
Kansas City.

Kansas City, May 2.-Wheat-May 6s7s
July Oh. Ts7Izc- Cash. No. hard MA
71zc: No. hard 701zc; No. red &c; No
red 72a7-1sc; No spring Ike
53lz 1551zc Cash. No mixed s2dsz1zc;
No. white s4z. csc: No. white sAc
Oats-No. white f5El 45izc-
Rye-No. 2, CSC
Hay-choice timothy, a25o; choice prai-
But9er@creamery PC; fancy dairy 1sc.
Eggs-Fresh, 151zc-
Receipts Of wheat IS cars
St. Louis.
St Louis. May 2s--Wheat-Lower- No 2
red cash elevator f1ct track lss1 sc; May
nc; July s9z.9sszsc; September ssSsc; No
Cora-f,oxer: No. ? cash Sc: track sHs
Qe4z4c; May sc; July sssael&c; septem-
oats@Lower; No. cash Hlzc; track &c;
May H1ec: July SIC September z7%sc;
No. white 45fJ45lzc.
Rye-Firm. &C.
New York.
New York. May 2.-Butter-Receipt
So packages. Market steady State
dairy s622c: state creamery 2o<z2z1zc !;
June imitation creamery Alzd-o1zc, fac
Cbeese-Receipts s. So packages. Market
irregular. Fancy large colored si=Gsst c /.
white. 1Oc; fancy small new state fun
cream. colored. choice 1O1zcs white Iessc-
Egg-Receipts 11sSz packages Market
firm: state and Pennsylvania I7I2q lsc ;
western storage packed 17alSc-
Sugar-Raw steady. Fair refining z7sc;
centrifugal IS test 7-l6c: moia sses sugar
sc Refined steady. Crushed 5I5c: pow
dered 475e. graduated 4-s5c-
Cofee-Quiet- No. Rio SIC
MolassesSteady- New Orleans 5SG4fc-
Poultry-Alive steady Turkeys loc:
fowls. l5c; chickens steady Dressed.
steady. Brcilers 2S632c; fowls I2,zGl3c;
turkeys 14T15c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-30
IOWA COLoREO WOMEN UNITE
state Federation % ClHb~ Formally
ORGANIZED at oframwA

Ct;umTs Iowa May "a state tod
GRAFTON - Iowa Coiored wo7ea's eiuhs
was Elected here today o1cers we're
-lec;sss as fciiozS-
Presideut- Mrs. Helen DovusT. ottuz-
va
FRS, wee president Nrs Ruth Rses-
ardsca. Davenport
seoo-d vice president Mr.. 2 yaeR=oz.
les No;1es
se-rstary. Mrs. Gene4tsve Tolirsr Rock
Island.
Cor-,s7o1sf-g secresa-y. Miss Flsrs-ce
white. 3f1scafszs-
Treasurer. Ms Z N0sz Davenport.
re cozvensso- afscgsseS ~ matter q
r name - - p-ecs-sh.T zpras5 . tAs
-roez - America ard set~--f-es that
~ race ouEAt - y referred - IS -At-7-
Ars-tcszs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-30
aEAR RIr rs &c g
Small Boy Fatally Thrssts r1is Feat
into CAGE.

Sew saven. Co1n-- Nav z-For Giasinz
zith a per1orninE bar sro-Eht hsre -
exhshit ir locsi rapiey1sle thsafer. Ton
NJ Mafloy. ten. ;otay lozt rs right ies
zfshin six riches q the knec-
ne bar vss iz Gaze 0a a pst- Ma
10y ard other boys were beside t1s caEf-
The bix feiloz s71sared god aatl1re1
ana took thc zcrssis n ICED ihe s95s Of
seres htn-
Il dare Tussta POI Yo1r ,oot info 90
eszs. sad playmate g To-szsis BE
instantly elacsd hiz foot ~ifniz -sz1h g
R-srs paz The bar teTso rtaEfailF
ut,h shs hovs fooz - Eo-as e@t -
basse-ed o. this. Tszsa-s s1ere7 - fest
fs-rse- inso sze cage s-cssr-y. -
;souxh azEsrea. tbs hear ErsssT8 iae
sa-s * So - css=s au9 trzgze1 A.z
szlf fHro1xh tae hsrE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-30
New YORK Money Market.

call steady at = 15-1 per cent. closing BID
and asked 5G51z per cent prize u1srcan-
tile paper f0fz pr cent, steriiug eX-
change steady with actual business n
bankers Bills AZ s4s7 for demand ard AZ
3 50 for sixty days. posted rates. q ~
and s4S- commercial hills s. $50 80.
bar silver 5tssc. Mexican dollars ssc-
Government bonds steady. state b1-fs
inactive railroad bonds irregular
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-30
80 QToTATlQNs

vn-st-Ne- :. 7os-sc. No. red 7sz-szsl--
Corn-No. ? sii-fs---c; No. yeiloT -
s. cents
0,ts-So. = r--fs1t-r. Nc. white sac
sc No. white GA.2t4sc
Rve-So . 5-,@c
Bareey-Fair - choice rn2lt.rE SIN
Flaxsssd-So. J. sl-s4. No NcTtH vest
err III
Prize timothy SOD $780,
Ness PORK PEI hzrrei ,I7.se l77a
fz-a per % pounds fl0l7s tia
short rsh< slc~S iiccse} $sleEsSl cry
xs1reS shoulders frcxf15 satzc- short
-lea- S5ses fhoxe6l s. r5f711-&
Rnlxxv. bayts q hiEt wines. ~
f-lorer. contract eTs3r SE-
RECEIPTS AND SET-p.fEsTs-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-30
the WEATHER

vssHirEtu-- Nay S-wessser so-soast
fo- F-sazv a1d Saturday.
rth ard sse~--- s. saufh porz1oz- SAT-
-rS4v prshshiy fair
CklzSc-e al I-esar Te-rto-y-Fzlr.
us---er F,TsSzy= SATURDAY. FAR
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-30

Ne. 81. Frzff e EtrEusa FtaE-
szrEr~. fF-rrr tzT +.
Ea. So Pratt art kar xu-s- &c
eo-- I-escay. TsEre-ag szlt
9rreTL GT --.--------..-
Na- g. KRIS srd FFltt rar-
~. g.. hsrEr-s1 ar1 Pau -
rr- ~ sczF Fesre<eF ara
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-30
BASEBALL.
American League Games.
LEAGUE STANDING.

WASHINGTON. Is; CLEVELAND, 4
Washington May 9. - Washington
slaughtered both Cleveland pitchers to-
day, STREET lasting only an inning and
half and Lunborn. who relieved him, Tar
ing little better. Ortn retired the side on
strikes in the third inning. ATTENDANCE.
$50. Score. r y 4
Cleveland .-..-.-.--.0 , 0 0 0 2 90 %
Batteries-Orth and Clark; STREET. Lun-
BON and Bennett.
BOSTON, 8; ST. LOUIS. .
Boston, May 9--BostOn was again
winner today. the score being the same
al that Of yesterday. Dineen kept the
pounded hard when hits meant runs. An
extremely difficult stop by Parent was
feature. Attendance, 2.100. Score:
Boston ..2O2G2o00-s1 u 2
ST Louis .-.-.--.....-0 / 0 O 0 0 I O. 10 I
Batteries-Dineen and Warner: Donahue
and Sugdel.
BALTIMORE. :; CHICAGO. 5.
Baltimore May 2.-The Baltimore
American League club defeated the chi
cago team IN the last game OF the series
here this afternoon. McGilnitys one Dac
inning made the finish exciting attend
aEce Z.(iJ Score. X r Z
chicago ..-.-.-..-..-. p q o . q . . ID IS :
Batteries-Mc Ginnity and Robinson;
Piatt and Mcfarland
PHILADELPHIA. S; DETROIT, 4.
Philadelphia, Pa, MayZs--IlmeIy mt
ting won the game for the home team
from Detroit today. The fielding OF ootn
teams was fine and the pitching Of Wiitse
was firsI-class- Attendance LOO. score:
RHE
Detroit .-.....00l003 1000 2
PHILADELPHIA ....4 9 o o 0 I 0 IS II 3
Batteries-Yeager and MCGUIRE; Wiltse
and Powers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-30
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chlcaao

C7,fce~o Nav -Cattle-Receipts 600
Including Geo Texans. Market SOW 10 lee
lower Good 20 prime Steers, 500 .-1-
poor 10 medium <i.eg5-5 st9sHeIs @l
feeders s. 5aft5-g0. cows. Si.'otl5-ls, hell
ers s. a016e0- Gamers. sl-5cl-5e bulls.
sei5s5. Texas Ted steers S5-en.b-3i.
HOGS Receipts toa3y 49, ono sl 49,
2oee. left over 400: active ala Al-e
higher Mixed and butc hers. t5syti -.
good 20 choice heavy $.-tl 80 rough
heavv. S595Q715s light $500 ..V'' Dirk
sbsen- Rece.pts lea03. sheep. ewes low
er aud vvethers steady lambs choice IS
strong. Good 30 choice Wethcr5. s. go
fair 10 choice mixed Si5oe5-3. western
western lambs. S-2e .-'t TOP sa'i-s
0aieial receipts ana shipments Tor yes
Receipts. cattle. sst hogs. aa123,
Shipments: Cattle s42s. hogs. 5.2oo'
sheep, lAA
Kansas cItv Nav Zq-C-attle- Receipts
9 So natives l.61a Texans $50 calves. mar
ks opened steady closed lac io"er-
Choice export and dressed perI elee =
S. N5d7so. fair 20 good. Sof6.se' stock
- and feeders S-5I515. western fed
steers 8 55665. Texas and indian steers
s 1898 81. Texas COWS. 40. n-JEe
COWS 8 Sfa67, native A..L,-s- 49,. -
Gamers 81 -502h o. bulls. $5S-f7--2' caves
Tore Psoei~-s 500. market nee hieh-
er. market active, top So ouik = saiss
ers IiEht. Set-i- 40, y1tNels-
s-aF1I5. pigs stFfe5
Shean-R6ceiuts fHai. market steaol 20
weaker u7riTe l1rnos as l2.'e. .
lambs s. 6c7.ea- native wetners s97-
f-l5. western wethers. ss 20
s. srGf15. Texas clipped ,earlings $ 49,
6A Texas cleupel sheep, >sst4 p ~
stoczers ard fetiers s--.ti Aoo
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Frisco System.
Hnr-Nr

Leaves Daily.
s. Lor,s Hal 4 solthesetern
Limited ..-.-.........--.-. 80 81
s. Louis e u smith Ezrrfss g. =
~ ESE BOUND
Arrives 4lslf
Kansas 4 co.1raao MAJ ard ~
Meter ..-....-......-....-.... - 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-30


n
that smee y kn vss ea'sas
NE consulted
the Of eus vas sidney eseass
all told had 9 ~
na month cid and oais sshea SKY
sN~raroS
The kidney remedy He bought le " our e.s store ana S =
n and
Iwass
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weigh md
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-30

suffer q
ID man
O s b
neysa reth ne G eau o =
mn
Dr. Swan Root sta
OF 4
nay a s IMP .
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$500 70 Boston sns Return-sis.oo.

yiz Nickel Plate Road. account Il meet
Ing q Christian Scientists. June 18Th %
,sth. Tickets on sale June - g and ~.
win open return Limit June elsr- By de-
rosi,inr tscke. With soirt agent 81 Boston
an o- before Jsae ust. exterded Limit
returning untii July Hst, nay - secured
Three trains daily Throush Fest4or-ea
sieeplug-cars. American CUB meas
served ln dininE cars on the Nirkei
F4a.s read. also ueals a "a carte Ad-
dress John y Calahan. General Agent.
II ADAMS street Chicago. M reserFa-
tor 81 sleeplnE-csr space ard otser IA
formation
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-30
Wes+ern Leaoue Games.

81. JOSEPH :; KANSAS CITY. =
kansas city. May 29.-Chinn held the
loCsIs down 70 five hits today The Wis
it5rs hit Gibson safely six times Al
tendance. $50. Score n II :
= Toearb ..O00005 o. 10
Batteries-GIbson and Messitt; Chinn
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Sample BottIe OF Swamp-Root Free By nalI


O. { n
~ by nan
70 you 81 hst
na o he
and pr q
chase the regular hf and oaaoa bottles
kHn-rs
and me aaaras. EaaEhan
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Our Customers
Receive reliable Information concerning
conditions that Influence The market
Grain and Provision Orders
Tcxecsltul On the Kansas City ard Chicago
Boards - Trade
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Established 1851
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Nd SH-pEEST IS

OF the Produce Exc1sEEe torET ~
butter narkes vas steady creamery -
-c dairy 1913
E-E-@~A -
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National LEAGUE Games.


Boston. Man 2s-BOstOn won from New
York After Lush had forced courtney
for The second man out Tenney made
home run over right field fence. uelng
the score. Dem01t hit for two bases ana
s-r--as IN a single Score. II Z
Boston ...---..-.------o o . %
NeT york ...OGeI 200-4 L >
Batteries-Malarkey and Moran; Sparks
and B0Werman-
BROOKLYN. s. PHILADELPHIA, O.
Brooklyn. May Ze--Brooklyn defeated
PhfIadeI1hfa TODAY. 10 O. Il was a battle
81 the pitchers. In only one inning, the
sixth. was there any free hitting, when
Brooklyn made three runs Attendance:
zoe Score; = Z
T2raojzIy-r ....2O I3303-s /
atteries-Felix and DOOM; Newton and
AnH4ru
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-30
hna-ioan Assoclation csmes.

n = ,5t,- Rf9,- - Score. r II E
- : p -'''' ...I3 % 5
80 .....--..11 =
LOUISVILLE. 3: TOLEDO. /
louisville. May @-Score: Z Il r,
- Us l--e ....-....1 5 :
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
nm TI7ES- ! Low Close,

chicago. Nay She leading futures
ranged as follows.
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DrN-1rp <. MILWAUKEE.

DFNTFP s; MIN AZ MI >
Da1zer Nfav Zg-Denver won an easy
,sr+orv from Milwaukee today. Preston
vso~i5 In center field was a feature At
tendance 500. Score: = >
Denver -.-------------u :
Milwaukee -..------.-u U = y .s..sg---,-.,f-
Batterfes-Wh iteridge ana McOoiineAl'
Svrormsted and Hanf0rd-
Colorado Springs. May s--Peoria-Ooio-
rado Springs game postponed
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OMAHA. 3: DIES MOTNEs. o

omaha Neb. Nav % The visitors were
unable 10 secure hits when men were on
bs-ses and were shut out. The game was
fast and the fielding snappy- Attendance
60. Score. o
Omaha ..-.------------y y
atteries-Brcwn and Gonding; wilkins
and LObeck
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-28
ITEMS FROM. !.
NEW CASTLE.

New Castle, Jan. 2s.-Charle
Bennett was liz Delaware City yes
terday inspecting the Delaware ane
Chesapeake Canal. lie and Charlie
Wright of Delaware City, have al
agreement with the Canal Company
to remove the carp and mud shad
from the canal. This is a big I'm
dertaking as the canal is sixteen
miles in length. Fishing with nets
in the canal has been prohibited fol
great many years. None OF the
carp fishermen would attempt to &C
after the fish as the fine in such a
case il caught would amount to 5000
10 each instance. 1t is claimed that
the carp there are very large and as
the fish are bringing a good price at
the present time it will be regular
bonanza for Bennett and Wright.
The Ice In the canal is seven inches
thick at present. AS soon as they
get chance they will try their luck
Assistant Superintendent William
+. Bowen of the Home Life Insurance
Company came here yesterday as C.
V. Brockson, the collector, was sum
moned by a telegram to Clayton
where his father was dangerously
sick.
In a Philadelphia paper on Satur-
day appeared the cut Of Daniel Jones
of llazIeton, Pa. who has been miss
ing since December His wife says
according to an article in the paper
that he disappeared from Nantlcokc
where he had gone to work. Since
that time nothing has been heard
from him. The cut was fairly good
one for George Davis who is now
awaiting sentence for passing the
counterfeit dollars here OH December
16 and January 8. Mayor Boyd will
communicate with the police of IIa-
zieton and the Philadelphia paper
was notified of the resemblance.
Robert Megginson who has been
indisposed for the past few days was
able to be at his office today.
Henry Collins is victim Of the
grip.
Miss Lizzie Boyd S condition is lh-
changed.
Chaunccy 7. Ho!comb is now con-
nected with the Knowles Wooden
Mills.
Miss Jennie Barr of Philadelphia,
Is the guest Of Mrs. Cooper
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdowell Of Choate
and Misses lacey and Mary Benson
of Newport were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. Woolson on Sunday.
Mrs. Maud Hewlett Gordon of
Chester, is visiting her parents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-28

Romcro's legs gaze aray beneath him.
Let lis depart rs quickly as possible.
Have the kindness to express to Cap
tain Romero my regrets and assurances
of my good will"
He remained firmly at his post until
Romero's second approached and, cx-
tending his hand, said courteously:
'Wc are satisfied. Senior Pcndleton
My principal is seriously but not fatally
wounded. trust that you have escaped
unframed"
'Thnnk you, yes: Captain Agramonte
has already conveyed my regrets to
you. ! believe. May. hope that you,
senior, will do me the honor to count me
as Il friend?"
"The honor will be mine, Senior Pen
dlcton." was the reply. Then the two
men grasped hands, bowed to each 9TH
er and parted. A few moments later,
having hidden adieu to Agramonte,
| Pendleton, escorted by his charro
friend, Pancho. was again on the road
| returning to his place Of imprisonment
That they arrived without Incident
and therefore undiscovered was due
! doubtless to the management Of the
Mexican guide, but it was with min
glcd sensations Of pleasure and regret
that Pendleton composed himself to the
luxury of rest when he was again alone
in the room Of his mysterious jailer,
with the iron grating closed and locked
and Pancho gone.
Whatever the events of the day might
youchsafe, he felt that lie was pre-
pared to meet them, having kept his ell
gagemcnt on the Passed and having
outwitted the designs of the woman
whom once lie had rescued from the
ferocity Of the very man who that
morning had fallen before him, stricken
by the very bullet which he had intend
ed to place among the vitals Of the
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