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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
MULES FOR ENGLAND
10000 Hcrses and Mules Have Been
Purchased 10 the lnitad States

10000 HcTses and Mules Have Been
Purchased in the United States.
More than 10000 mules and horses have
been supplied 70 the British army in South
Africa from Lathrop. No. during the
past year. To establish and maintain this
ranch it is declared that more than a
million dollars has been spent by the
British government or the firm Of Guy
ton * Harrington The average cost Of
a horse delivered in South Africa 10 the
British is S20o a mule being valued at
double this amount. The expense incurred
therefore. by the large number which
have landed AT the seat Of war has been
heavy. In consequence the horse trade
of the United States has risen TO high
tide from iiw ebb preceding the Boer war.
The English officers are stationed az
teh Missouri ranch, where Major J.
Moore is in charge. The other officers.
not including the veterinary surgeons. are
Cspt. J. 3. Caldwell. Capt. c. Cray and
Lieut.. Thompson. Some OF the surgeons
are Americans
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

want and starvation. and bent on having
relief
The late King Alfonzzzo OF Spain was
mobbed in the most dissrscefu, way in
the streets OF Paris on the occasion ot
his state visit TO the French capital dur
ing the presidency Of Jules Grcvy- True.
he had been attending the maneuvers OF
the German army inAlsace and Lorraine.
that is 10 say. in the provinces which had
been wrestcd from France by Germany
in the year ,1s7o. and to make matters
worse in French eyes he had accepted al
strasburg from old Emperor William the
coloneley Of Uhlau Nancer regiment.
The Lancors were OF all the German sol
disrs the most execrated By the French
people In tho war OF 1870. and that the
Spanish king should have accepted a
coIonelcy OF German Jhlans after attend
ing the nsneuvers OF the German army
in the conquered provinces was looked
upon at Paris as having added insult 20
injury Consequently when he drove
through the streets Of Paris he was greet
ed with hooung. bowling and even mud
singing. the words. Down with tire Ger
man Jhlan rising superior 70 all other
din
The French government offered The most
complete apologies for the insults 20
which lis ROYAL guest had been subjected
But the kins was angry. cut short his
stay In the French capital, and returned
quiclly % hT rominions. his experiences
et rho hands ~ thaParisian mob serving
10 keep away from the French metropolis
AN foreign sovereigus-that is 90 say.as
far as state visits were ccncerned-uu-il
the great exhibition OF is5o.
The present poutf has never known
what il is 10 be mobbed. But his prede-
csssor on the papal throne was less Tor
tunate in this respect For in ls4s he Tas
forced by the populace 90 fee FOR his
life from Rome. disguised in the livery %
q foo.man while ever after his death.
when his body was being conveyed 20 its /
last resting place. &c was subjected 70
gross fndi entities 10y the mob and narrow
* escaped being thrown into the Tiber
Empress Eugene was sought En- vain by
The Partisan mob that invaded The Tuii-
cries on Tho dav ~ the overthrow ~ tte
empire on September & ls7 Whaf
would have happened 10 her bad sh'
been caught IL IS difficult 20 -ar 3
there are mary Vbo stiIl believe ihnt enc
would have shared the friEhrffcl fate ~
rha Princess 30 T-amhalie i1 TIE days rl
the Terror. eiehtg years previously Tor
-n. vas regarded az the riue as ras7ors-
HE for all 81 Frances disasters. ard fhr
mob was unreas onius IN .ts fc-oeiols am
Ger against hey.
she narra-iy escaped thaus7 - fhe
presence - mind the courage ans enc
rs5,ai-v ~ -he Italian snihassador. f
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
Mere Opinion.

one Of the differences between genius
and the latter Is thar frequeuty enables
and taleus is that the latter frequently
enables q man 70 Eet rich.
The pretty women owes a debt % ns-
tures bur pays her money 10 the dress
maker sud the druggist
Ii is always some other fellows child
thst is spoiled hy the s7arins Of the rod.
Ie is necessarily The unexpected 1hat
happens when 3 man who f. SIX feet
three inches Tall ia his seeks uarries the
shortest SRI IL town.
Sor unru he car make the eighteen
holes II less than Il, strikes does q man
admit that lie PLAYS gols for aaything bur
exercise
Topeka. Kan. AprH -5-Ths S4uta Re
railway has offered the new hotel II
Albuquerque Il th@ Ses cath Day Advent
ists. with th- un5erstardlrs thar rhey es-
rahlish thera5n sanitarium to - aper-
ated ca The same principles as she ore
m Battle Creek 3l.ch. The hotel ~
Albuquerque has not aeeu q success u
nlncislly. ard ihe santa IL his - tne
offer TO attract travel fo- free trearnert
Ia case che saaitarilm shorid be opened.
The Adventlsts have net set takea &C
tloa u tbs matter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

E.-llIA TT q LIII i5lNllalI -
Il should be remembered that light
ming frequently causes a temporary par
aIysis Of the respiration and heartbeat.
which. if left alone. with deenen into
death but if intelligently treated VIII
generally end in recovery.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

slist party With regard 10 revision De
I expressed himself in the clearest terms,
T lie said, Nv hat. in fact. the country
wants Is not political stimulsnts. bur
! calming potious For four yers We have
I ben IN the midst Of q political. moral.
+ religious and social crisis. The nation IS
a prey % the intense fever which IS ua-
der Il and which mast be cured ~ amy
price If We would not have IL die. To re-
wise the Constitution 10 such circum-
F stances would be- 20 throw oil on the
fire instead OF distinguishing It. % would
be utter madness thus 70 leave the doors
{ open 10 the extremists. bbriuEiug Them
. together on almost revolutionary ground.
He went on 10 say that his earnest hope
was that al the representative Il
France would rise patrioticaIlv. as Il
were. above themselves. and. forgetting
~ least for an instant. all that divides
them. agree % a f0ar years political
truce. The result ~ this would BE- 10
regulate pure politics 20 the background
and 10 devote these four years exclusive
T Is % business and to The great interest
II the cogngry. ~ all she questions con-
cerning ith foreign. en9n5mic. financial.
and military situation. Iu conclusion
be- declared that there rs naiv ere af~
tentative % tile puhlc-nameif. irferaaI
and external couvuisioEs ga which France
would utterly disappear For ihsrst
republic sou are asked 10 substitute what
Is called the Rerubiir ~ rhe People rd
the Anti-Fariillleut Rruuhfe whIen
is nothing hur "a ols-mau republic Thut
republic. we know uas tht republic rrer-
ised o. France br Nrpoiroa 1856 ~ prc-i-
dent We know whaf l- meac ~ ID aal
where IL carried ls
The omclai figures ~ rho tfade ~ thc
German Empire i1 lFf expressed ia
thousands ~ maras are imports.
7se. compared with foG2 .a the year
- 1880. and exports .s1l.si2 sis compared
with i75-s9i in les9 Comparison ~ the
figures for the last I've years shows fhst
both imports and exports exhibited aa
uninterrupted increase from l-s- %
and that l-sl 81 the frsf year ablrh com
psres unfavorabiy with the ve1r imHe1i-
ateiT preceding although its returns ~
rsI are more favorable Thar th1s fr
rsse The cable has airea6n rectr1+a
rle0r the opinion ~ Or Dletgei rr1fes-
shr ~ political engucuy ~ ths uniefrs
~ Een-. that fh. importance ~ che rfr-
rat economic depression has been rlae-
-erafra MaE reports N bic larcsrr .asa
that De argued that tne siiazefntf ua-
precedented expansion - Gsrma1 inlse-
fr- and commerce dsriug tre wears
Ie. necessarily vas followed ~ rsries
'fe-at.en z - pri>ss 80 f
~ comparative qries. aEira rraecrl fhe
lrapresl9n ~ g ~aIspse tat ra-f
d. al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-30
caroiII 3 Richardson,s Letter.


Houston. August % The weather is still
the controlling feature IN cotton. prices
being irmer today on continued hot winds
IN Texas though the other States are ex-
periencing cooler weather. with consider.
able rainfall being reported in different sec.
tions Of the eastern belt The weekly
movement figures and visible supply state.
ment were considered bearish. hut cotton
offered was readily absorbed by the weather
hulls, who are placing their faith on Texas
continuing hot and dry.
me New York cotton exchange makes
the amount into sight 10 date fO74l, 900
When the report was posted the market
weakened temporarily. hut a hnIIish con
structlon should he placed upon the figures
ms they. prove that n larger crop than an.
ticipated has disappeared and gone into
consumption.
at, there w !, he no American cotton market
open until Tuesday morning. and much wiz
depend upon the weather during the inter.
yal should Texas continue hot and dry
me onlls VIII attempt 10 force their nosi
uon, while on the other hand extensive
rams or even cooler weather might cause
a temporary decline. although an expected
nulilsh bureau report on Wednesday viii
make sellers cautious
Liverpool Is due to he l64d higher m.
morrow. Cargil Il Richardson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-30
NEW YORK COTTON.
The Market Opened Steady and Closed
With Slight Loss.

The Market Opened Steady and Closed
With Slight Loss.
New York, August 29.--The cotton mar.
ket opened steady, at a decline Of / TO 4,
points under the pressure Of disappointing
cables and strong intlmations of rains in
moisture needing localities. After selling
to the basis Of : 90 for January. however,
the market commenced to improve on better
news from Liverpool, which market finally
closed with the net loss reduced to 1-6IIr
ofd, whereas at one time the English
decline mad been a matter Of to points
Buying orders came with the improved
market cables from Europe. The general
run OF private crop news continues 10 no
very hullish, notwithstanding the forecasts
OF rain some, for that matter, huyIng cot
ton on the theory that rains in the present
condition OF the crop would depreclate the
grade. However II might Increase the
quantity " cotton. Buying was quite uan.
eral, though not Of large volume with orders
from the West, the South, New England
and Wall street. The local contingent GOV
cred short contracts, room sentiment bav
ing been heretofore rather bearlsh on thc
rain representations. Sales today $50 000
bales. The market at the best prices
showed an advance Of to 10 points on
positions later than August. which M ono
time showed an advance of 2S points Tho
market was finally closed at q net rise OF /
TO points. Va
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-30
Cotton Future Broker
NV MRy p. New Orleans Cotton Lyeh'aE
HLFDLN Houston Cotton Exehinss
OFFICES
COTTON EXCHANGE,
HOUSTON TEXAS,

untiI next Tuesday and that weather sos
ditiops IN the interim will greatly aneu
Values either way and also the iss s. y.
Of 'G the Weekly bureau on Tuesday s ana a'
monthly blreau on "Wednesday, ospN-
Ter 3. .,.., n,a,er u
eliminate their interest In the usfke. w ~
the holidays and some until ai ,asr.s NJ
bureau being prepared atter t.s M st tlat
to decide quickly 1Stn Y ei better position 70
a ,neS tel and secure more certain 'a'
High temperatures and dry weatns rso ~
JAILED today. Rain. however, n was sH ,Tst
ed at sherman. Denison ana -, paii .oo nd
at the close Of the marker, Su' Wisuer
70 have any effect. J. ~ "''A''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-30
H. & 3. Beers Letter
Especial 10 The Postl

New York, August 90 Early LIVERPOOL
advices were better than expected, hut our
market nevertheless opened / point lower
owing 10 additional good rains east ~ the
Mississippi river The absence Of rnins in
me Southwest brought In fresh buying
from the bottom. In the afternoon haa'
ever there was disposition shown 10 real
ne over the holidays, occasioning easiness
"Ene vas accumulated near the close on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-30
BUREAU REPORT ANTICIPATED.
RESTRAINED SPECULATION.
Much Liquidation to Overcome and Sup
port Held Out Against 5earish Sta
tistics-Crop News Unfavorable.
AT THE CLOSE:

AT THE CLOSE:
Liverpool, | to 2-64d lower.
New York, 20 points higher.
New Orleans, 3 to s points hiqher.
SPOTS:
Liverpool, unchanged.
New Orleans, 1-8o lower.
Elsewhere, unchanged.
The influence of holidays and the gov.
ernments monthly bureau report TO be
issued Inesday We'd with each other in
directing the course OF events in yester-
days session Of the cotton market. The
former served TO keep the bulls from MS.
cunning the role OF aggressors ana the atter
was very enectua restraint TO any or
the ambitions the bears might possess.
There were many conditions that would
nave provoked a slump had the belief iu
transformation Of the crop during August
been less nrm, but, under the clrcum-
stance, the support was even more than nee
csshry to maintain he evenuess of things
There was great amount Of liquidation
L. overcome from those VINO felt safer 90
withdraw their comm fnents during tine
period OF rest and those desiring 10 take
profits. The skepticism OF Liverpool ON
the subject OF deterioration continued as
notable feature ard threw a damper over
the proceedings, while Investments were
withheld In view Of the events that three
days can disclose for WORKING wonders ll
either direction.
The weekend statistics came In for O
hhaie of attention and new cotton had
more Important place than heretofore, In
fact, a bearisb construction was placed
upon the figures Of the visible The loss
Of which during the week amounted =
about onehalf Of that Of last yea. vh,le
the expansion Of stocks enlarged tine
visions of the movement soon 10 now
These conditions counted for little, now
ever, in he speculative mind compared ta
the prospec. for another yield cut 20 ,lr
proportions of the year now passing INTO
history. Such prospect was brought
largely into mind by the report lust issued
from reliable source placing the held On
practically the same condition as year
hrst or the ending seasons statistics were
given to the trade placing the commercial
crop OF lNl'lM2 at lO.I4l VN baleS ANA
Issued by the New York cotton exchange
II was seized by the VOL driven "@norts
as 2 round Of ammuui ion bur moro ar
Ilberate reelection suggested the question
u such an output We're inadequate FOR
leol-l#2 what VIII he required IN make
the spinner comfortable IN laU2-lBu3y ArI
the same time one could not lock al the
larger figures than expected without caue-
for wonder at the allowance ul southern
consumption amounting 10 1yI4npU. or
nearly - per cent Increase for the year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-30
Chronicle Weather Report.

Especial 20 The FOstI ~,
New York. August 29.--The eomus1 :,
and Financial Chronicle says hepos
MS by telegraph from the soutn ,'' 81,
ing indicate that beneficial rams al ua
fallen in many sections during us ~
In Texas, however, dry weaih sdDt Ind .
open OPEN up rapidly Picking j. 6 1uii L ppaSns
and the marketing Of the crop .
lair progress.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-30
HIDES AND WOOL
BUTTER AND EGGS

81. Louis. August 2s q. ,STEsy. isdis:'
Chickens i0la, springs ~ n steady q
ducks due ;e 13s sesGs Sir ~ 4si7 Eggs af :
loss of. -. oo-Eggs-- hec sasvt
New York, August. STATE and Penn .sa.
499S p 81 Western candled ls4sO
died 1919.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-30
london stock Market

New York. August - The Commercial
Advertisers London auaucial 4. gram
says: The markets here were rewa..apiv
quiet today. Americans We're oWet.. good
on the treasury action concerning u.lt uto
issues. New York supported BAIT. lora ana
Ohio Atchlson and uion Ppc,nc ana I'm
the street Norfolk and Western mmi ed 10
a fresh high record 4 fiN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-30
Comparative cotton statement
]. N. Wisner,s a440.

Houston, August 2a.-raverpoo, vas 40
cidedly disappointing today In both denor,.
,neu'S, American markets opened neverthe-
,eSS AT practically last nights figures. The
fluctuations We're very pronounced all dov
Snu each advance started the shorts 70
me longs into realizing nes worried
ontire d market was extremely nervous tho
W ware Gay and the uncertainty Of IFS courss
both apparent; caused by the fact
american exchanges win be closed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-30
COTTON MADESMALL ADVANCE

/, 1t was also clnimed that later develop.
| ments have shown Mr.. Ellison as not cor
rectly taking into account the entire needs
| of continental splnuers, the consumption
| fl ON this source during the past two sea
! sons instead of being less las estimated
! by him) than for the two previous seasons
| now promises 10 be fully as much, II not
! more, and their reserves have been prac-
ticaly annihllated, bringing the demand
| from that quarter far above calculations
| previously made These SURROUNDINGS SUI
| fclently nervei the bulls 70 action, and
while prices rose heavily the gain was
none the less distinct.
, Liverpool continued upon Its weakening
course sales on the spot amounted 10
| 1000 bales at quotations unchanged. Iheie
was a final decrease in contracts OF l-bid
| to geld on all positions. There is no eN
| planntlon to offer for the trend Of trading
| save desire for further Information from
| the belt
New York opened to points above
the previous close. There was little change
In the early moments, but small oreaE
soon occurred, bringing the lowest Of tine
day. A recovery OF tails loss res ored tne
Initial range which remained IN evidence
for the greater part OF the morning. Toyard
the close there was q steady rise TO the
best OF the day and a 2.u0lAt decline made
the range that extended for o har hour
| beyond he noon call 4 slow recession
occurred Until tu" miidlc OF tho gttcruuoh,
when there was slight strengthening mp
that continued until the tina call lu the
net result september gained 70 points. Apru
1 and .le others went 10 points bet
ter.
New Orleans started unchanged ou near
emo / Jess ca utH optiUut Ins Wds
near the lowest OF the day. which followed
early. There Wus rise Immediately after
that, continuing until near midday, brought
p'st prices 4 rcao ion iAen t'vL plae.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-30
COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS.

The range Of prices at New YORK and
New Orleans for active months was as fol-
lows:
New York Open. High Low. close
October ...... s 2930 S. 40 5 % S.3d36
January ...... s. u - s.32 s.2l 8 2S.28
New Orleans
October .... : lob % SO s.1s.t4
January ....-. s.oS0a s, S.0I S.1--l3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-30

New York, August 20-The following IA
hle' complied by Bradstreet's, shows the
bank cleanngs at the cities named for me
week ended August %, with the percentage
OF Increase and decrease as compared vim
me corresponding week last year. rotais
include clearings OF ntty.two other c,t,es
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-30
London Monev.

London, August 20-Consols for money
"a 1916; account 95ls. Bar silver uncertain
24hd per ounce Money 2lsd2a, per cont;
discount for short and three months tls
2MM2Ik per cent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-30
REVIVAL IN STOCK MARKET.

The movement encountered several OBJ
stacles during the week. but the market
onered good resistance TO the various ne,
arilons, MS good buying demand tdeyeiopel
IN the course of the declines Much So'ici-
tude was expressed n various tunes over
me capacity of the money market 30 carry
tue speculative campaign through the period
~ expansion In the needs of tht t'tcuh
llon the heavy movement of funds e. me
interior reinforcing this feeling J. he sp' Go
uhuNe leaders, however, prnfessel coma
u'uce IN the capacity of the money supply
anu the call money rate by Its stnmilN
helped to bear them out II was obvious
however that the rising prices were taken
advantage OF AT all stages to eject Iell
h'HNy r"liz.ng on the part Or tue various
speculative buyers An impression WaT
prevalent that the heavy dealing. were fe'
sultlhg IN the transfer Of holdings IRON
stronger to weaker hands No. so luppelei
that two Of the of the dntoward develop
me nts Of the week came m me midst oI
heaNy speculative buying I'm the stocks I'm
mediately affected The reduction of tine
ulNlueud on Reading first Uref'trni came
while Reading was being bought eagerly in
1000 to 0oO-share blocks with the natural
result OF heavy unloading by disguised
spectators which turned the wnole market
weak. The active advance IN Atrbsou avs
was checked by the publication of the le.
port Of net earnings for July. showing 70
HeaNN decrease compared with last Neat'
put INC quick relaxation of thr heavy seH-
ing pressure was very notable 10 THESE
stocks as in others, buyers apparently
standing ready to take unlimited Ucro
az concessions. The condition, which cause
TINS tendency have light iu"Nu ou tArm
uY a circular sent to st1nNioI'rs l} me
southern voting trustee. esp 1IIlg- t1'!'
action in dcferring the declaration y lAe
dividend on the preforTc! -'urN Nhl
trust.
DANGER TO CORPORATE RoTERrIES.
The results Of the pnst ten months
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-30

March .........- S.l4.15 s 21.ea SlNlU
April ....,,....-. .,.... 22-14 s.2l.23
May ..,........... S.4la s 2446 $ 23-@i
a asked b hid.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-30

Now 1ork -. -, NTT,OTN, lSS 4f -
'Not Included In totals because containin.
other items than clearings.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-30
Houston Daily Statement.


oes receipts thus far this week. 1920
oss receipts a62 DAYS this season 2.u5l.G46
oss receipts 362 days 100 1901 .2.-5t 500
oss receipts 362 days 1899 1870. 4 .1J3. lS2
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-01-02
Brain Food Nonsense.

Another ridiculous food fad has
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authorities. They have sdispelled the
silly notion that one kind of food is
needed for brain, anotherfor muscles,
and still another for bones. A cor
rect diet will not only nourish par.
ticular part Of the body, but it will
sustain every other, part. Yet, How
ever good your food may be, it's nutri.
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manac
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-01-02
A Profitable Investment.

81 was troubled for about seven
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Somerville, Ind. 81 spent about
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help me until tried Kodol Dyspepsia
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Cure does the stomach's work by d.
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pepsia Cureeure all stomach troubles.
F. A. Mayo. A..
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-01-02
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