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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-30
PROBABLY IN WALKERS FAVOR
Judge DaIeVyiIl Render His Decision
in Notable Gaze This Week.

All day yeSterdaT was taken Up IN the
disctrict court by the hearing Of the case
~ thu Peoples Building. Loan and Saw
fnEs association against Dave Walker OF
this city. Judge Dale VIII render his de-
cislon some tire this week. having heard
the arguments yesterday and the testl-
mony ~ A1r Frank Dyer as an expert n
this class II figures
Il Is said on good authority that Judge
Dale has inumated that the decision vii
De- in favor o. 1fr. walker TIE decision
~ the court depends upon either q deci-
SION CT the cIrcnit court ~ appeals Of
Kansas. which declares that the laws ~
Kansas shah govern the rate II interes.
levied by q frm c. another STATE or il
depends upon the decision - tha United
Stsres supreme court. which says the
laws cf TIE state IN which TIE loaa as
socfati71 has SIS principal place q bust
ness shan govern The rate - interest
IL is stated that this New YORK ioa-
association charged Iii. W-aiksr over ter
F.r ceat interest which j. contrary 20
the laws q Kansas but net % ihose ~
New YORK ThaS 1ss5Ee Dale VIZ follow
the Kansas c5srt - appeals e sad to
- sinast C-rtlla-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-30
CAUGHT THROUGH HIS GIRL
story Of Capture of a G. Secrest Like
Dime Novel Story.

A. c. Secrest was brought to Wichita
from Missouri yesterday, and lodged in
Jail here. He is charged with swindling.
The specific charge brought against him
in Wichita is one by Mr.. B. l. Eaton in
which Mr.. Eaton declares that he was
robbed of $50 by Secrest by the latter
passing a fraudulent check on him some
time last June. Sheriff Simmons brought
Secrest back from Missouri on a requi-
sition The sheriff acted in such a man
ner as to excite no suspicion among the
lawyers of California. Missouri, and had
his man on the train before a move was
made to resist Simmons from bringing
Secrest back to Kansas.
The man was well known IN this little
Missouri town and It was through the
young lady he had been counting for six
months that he was caught and finally
landed in the Sedgwick county Jail. This
young lady. of exceptional beauty fell in
love with the dashng figure of Secrest
who IS only "A years old. and dresses like
a Wall street fnancier. This young cou-
pie were to have been married, at least
so thought the young woman. but Sc
crest apparently had other plans for the
future AS the time was drawing near for
the marriage it is said he took the young
ladys $50 diamond ring so that he might
buy her a finer one. He also carried off
her watch. set with diamonds. to the jew
eler's to have it cleaned; for, as he ex-
planned. fine watches get dirty very
quickly and won't run. That was the last
time the young lady saw her lover or her
Jewelry, until, when on 2 visit out to Col
orado Springs this winter. she saw the
name Of her runaway knight on the hotel
register. She sent for him and he came.
He took her driving that night Whether
he explained his rude actions IN taking
his leave from California, Missouri. with
her jewelry. the girl has never explained,
but when Secrest got back TO the livery
barn with the horse he found an officer
waiting there for him. From Colorado
Springs he was brought back to Missouri
where he was serving out his time for n
ofense similar TO that committed in this
city when Sheriff Simmons served his
warrant on him and quietly fetched him
70 Wichita
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS

The Thursday afternoon Cooking club
will meet with Mrs. c. V. Ferguson this
week, April I.
Wichita Lodge No. $50 K. Of Pr. win
hold their next meeting April at 8 p.
m, at the new hall on East Douglas.
Carpenters hold an open meeting this
afternoon at o'clock. All carpenters
invited. Business , o'clock. Union No.
pol
Wichita Lodge No. %. A. O. L W. all
members are urgently requested 10 be
present Monday night. Important bust
ness.
Special communication Of Wichita Lodge
No. 90, A. T. & a. NJ. viii be held Mon
day evening al 7:So sharp, for work in
the third degree.
Queen City Lodge No. %. D. OF II. all
members urgently requested TO meet with
A o. L. ". No. q Monday night I'm
portant business.
The Ladies Aid society OF Plymouth
Congregational church will meet Wednes-
day afternoon az the residence Of Mrs.
Calhoun. Gl7 South Emporia avenue. All
ladies invited.
Ivy Leaf Chapter No 70. o. E. S. viii
give a banquet at Masonic hall. corner Of
Main and First, on Tuesday evening
April /. to which all members are most
cordially invited.
W R c. No. - Will meet IN Garfield
hail Tuesday, April /. at 20 2. n. The
auditing committee and treasurer viii
meet On Monday. March q. with Mrs.
Buckner, 70S East Central.
Select Knights and Ladies No. e vii
give masquerade dance al the A. o. l..
" hail. 70 South Main. on "wednesday
evening. APRIL .. All Select Knights and
Ladies and their friends are invited.
The regular meeting Of caroline Hsr-
rison Circle No. IS. Ladies n the Grand
Army az the Republic. VIII be held in
Sons OF Herman hall April J. a. p. n.
a good attendance IS requested Business
Of interest % ALL Would Be glad % see
the comrades with rs. also.
:. ". Kaiser Camp 9.oi 6. woosmea Of
the World. win give a box social on next
Tuesday evening. Apr1 the first. All the
friends q the order cordially invited 70
attend LADIES bring boxes. Remember.
this event comes or N All Pools day.
The Camp promises an a good time.
Harmony Council No. IL. ?. a. a. viii
entertain Monday evening The tao COM
edies Turn Him out and The Teeto-
talers." vii Be played by tbs local tai
ent ~ the Council. All members sna
friends IL the order invited. 10 charge
al the door Come and have 4 good tire
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ASKS FOR A DIVORCE
Woman Living Nerth west or Wichita
Charge EEu-hana WIZ (rIrisF.

Mrs Amalia O. Weifz afea n petition
yesterday ia the d.striet csnrt assirs
FOR 81 absclate divorce from har has-
band. Julius Weiz she afks tiata rs.ta-
lie aIlmo1y he granted her snt thst all
TIRE property posssssed ~ ere defer1ar.
81 given her. she says fhaf fae vas MAE
rid % the defendant Fefrsasy 8 lea9 af
wichita ara haH slEsgs been & dsflfsi
vie. while % hs tseu glv ~ e.
IRENE cruelty toward hrr al divers flr.es.
n g. learned ~ p reporter far th Eszff
that the trouble that le3 81 Nrs. wefz
petition for q divorce cane - q c.~sE
T-rlGsy risnt r. 81 erris park zfse fhe
and .fr We1z wfrr On ihe wy G. taslF
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the first of August, and that experience
had shown him that it paid to buy feed
ers in fair flesh and then keep them on
full feed about eighty or ninety days.
It requires nerve in the man who buys
cattle to feed now. because ii costs 40
cents a day to keep them on full feed
If the farmer has 200 cattle IN his feed lot
on fun feed, his bill amounts to twp dol
lars day. Even then, at present prices
for cattle, he makes money.
Mr.. Eberly thinks there is not another
feeder in the west who feeds cattle just
Ike he does. He feeds his cattle on
ground cotton seed, cotton seed bulls
ground corn and alfalfa hay. He says
the cattle take on flesh very rapidly on
this kind Of feed. There are also plenty
OF feeders buying light hogs and feeding
them on wheat at So and 60 cents per
bushel. All the men who feed wheat
chopped and put in troughs dry where
the hogs can only get their noses into the
trough, seem TO be successful.
People 10 the Arkansas valley are learn
ing how to raise good hogs and cattle
and plenty Of them with very little corn.
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HE MAKES A LONG JUMP
PaderewsISi viii Come TO wichita
EreIn Louisville. 4 entmckN

PaderewsH makes q long jump 20
reach Wichita for an ensagemeut Next
SATURDAY he gives a farewell recital in
Philadelphia. then he works westward.
arriving fualiy At louisville. keutuczy-
From thai point DE- comes direct Il wich-
sta. From Wichr& De Is going t. Nln-
neapoliS. lie gives two reata1s . week.
Ie IS drawing immense audiences every
vhere- in NeW York g Few weeks 4so
he played against his oWa opera ln -he
theatre IN shsch Il vas svea-
attended. IL lis reci-ai the same evening
s.afl were present
All she eastern papers are agreed thst
Iadere wski IS now 81 his hest A1
through the sorthvest srear inter-t S
manifested ia his wichita enga geaeat
and il VII undoubtedly Ike here the event
% the year. Il VII be the only tine he
plays Il Kansas
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LIGHT SNOW STORM
Weather Man Causes Chan &c in Kan
So Climate

The weather man turned back his sun
dial yesterday TO the time of winter and
sent coid atmosphere and snow storm
10 Wichita. which caused the streets 10
become muddy.
Light rain began falling before day
light. bat it was changed 10 light snow
about 5:s5 a. M Il continued until $40
%. m. This makes the total precipitation
of moisture for the month amount 10
20 IF an inch. which is los inches ira
excess Of the normal for the period. and
1-27 inches greater than the rainfall for
the same period last wear.
The minimum temperature yesterday
was S1s degrees and the maximum. % 2
degrees. The storm extended as far
south as Arkansas City; as Ear north
as the Nebraska lire; east Il Eureka;
west TO Hutchinson and Mcpherson
where four inches Of snow fen
-Snaw AZ this time of year. said OBJ
server Johnson. "is not uncommon Last
year the heaviest snow Of the winter
came on April ]. Z usually does no harm
while the benefit IS almost incalculabie."
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WHEAT NEHI LOVER
New Low Price for May Re-
corded Yesterday.
WEATHER UPHELD CORN
Oats and Provisions Went
Down With Wheat.

Chicago. March ze-Speculation IL
grains was mixed and only fairly active
today Cold weather upheld corr but
wheat was offered so literally that a
new low price for May was recorded.
At the close May wheat was 4 cent
lower. May corn was IS cent higher and
May oats 3 cent lower Provisions
closed a shade TO Is cents down
Some slight strength was acquired from
the cold weather. There We're no for
eign markets open, however, and news
apart from the weather was meaEre.
The session also was short and the ten
dency in wheat was TO clear up deals
Reports from the winter wheat belt cen
tinue TO develop bearish sentiment. The
rains and the warm weather helped the
growth of plants materially during the
week. Some Of the Chicago crop eX-
perts in Kansas reported that 20 to 70
per cent OF crop for that state. At
the start there was fair buying by a
prominent professional to take In a long
line of shorts and there was also some
eastern buying. This business did not
last long. but the offerings continued in
heavy surplus Of the demand and prices
collapsed temporarily: May started 5s4t
lover to = shade higher, atAccmfwy
lower to a shade higher at TAG
49, advanced. to 3lssc and then drop
ped to the lowest since Nav has been
induced good short covering and some
Investment purchases and a recovery to
IFS followed. May closed easy, &c
down. at T1sqk.
Showing in Kansas and below freezing
in sections Of the southwest started corn
shorts to cover at the opening. There
could not. OF course. be any growing OF
grass with that temperature and
traders argued a further need Of corn for
feeding. There was a good demand most
Of the cay and only light offerings to
meet il. Many Of the shorts were nervous
over the frEn tone and there was consider
able covering supposed to be for st. Louis.
Trade was active at times but the small
amount Put on the market restricted gen
eral business. The late weakness in
wheat took of some of the gain corn had
made. But longs were not inclined TO let
the market drop back far May opened
firm, sold TO 50hc and closed firm, sc
higher at 5SbQ69c. Receipts for two days
1877 cars.
Oats were weak. Offerings. especially
Of May, were liberal and there was no APP
parent attempt by the bull faction to sup
pOEt Drives. Shorts covered freely at
times, but the demand was very slack The
provisions crowd sold in good quantities
and the corn strength aided only temper
srily. May started slightly under Thurs
days close. sagged to 41asc and closed
weak. sc down al 41ac. Receipts were
81 cars.
Profit taking ruled the day in provis-
ions. The hog situation was still bullish.
At one time May pork sold as low at
N6471a. The close was easy; May pork
S9771s and May ribs a shade lower at
s. S7l5
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat.
9 cars; corn, 10 cars; oats, 1155 cars;
hogs, 42.o00 head.
There viii be no session of the board Of
trade on Tuesday. April I, owing to the
election. legal holiday.
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CITY IN BRIEF.

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Elrick. a
daughter.
Mrs. John Bryan is i'll at the ST
I Francis hospital
r. n Codman Of Oklahoma City was
in Wichita yesterday.
Albert Christman's daughter Ada Is
much improved. and out OF danger.
A T. HeIlar sold TO Walter Morris No.
SIS Ohio avenue. Consideration. N.eoo.
Mrs. E. N. Billings Of Enid. O. T. is a
guest at the Hamilton for a few days.
Mrs. J. W. kennedy OF 5os North Water
spent Sunday with relatives at Winfield.
Mr.. George Hixon OF Indiana is in the
city. visiting with Mr.. and Mrs Jas
Lumley.
Miss Beryl Howard. formerly OF this
city, died at Bloomington. Indiana, on
Friday. March Is.
Mrs. Wm. Sharpe OF Clay Center. kan
sas. is visiting her brother. B. F. oxley,
OF Van Werden's pharmacy.
Mrs. Ralph 8Iililson returned home on
Thursday, after a three-weeks' visit with
her sister ii Dallas. Texas.
Mrs c. W Kennedy off Winfield spent
Thursday in this city. the guest OF Mrs.
J. ". kennedy. Of 800 North Water.
Miss Lulu Pomeroy and Miss Mary
Purcell Of Wellington are in the city.
spending Easter with Miss Faye Simpson
at 1876 Waco.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to W. s. Murphy. q years old. and
Florence E. Frye. % years old. Both
parties are of Wichita.
H. NJ. Grafton has sold two lots in the
tenth block on Lulu avenue TO Geo. H
Irwin. Hr. Irwin will build q house or
the same. for a home.
Walter Morris sold to W. Frank Black
more OF Sharon. Kansas. for home, No.
s43 Ohio Consideration, $500. The sale
was made by A 7. Hellar.
Rev j. T. May has bought No. al and
42s North Washington avenue from S.
D. Slower. Sale was made Though ].
W. C1endennin & Co. Consideration, s140o.
I'D. n. Jones Of the Wichita Traffic
Association bureau reports some new de-
velopments in his work which are ad-
vantageous for this city His bureau, he
says, is getting along In fine shape and
its complete success is IN sight.
A criminal complaint was sworn out in
the city court yesterday by ". c. Hersh-
berger. who says that on March %. Marsh
Davis and his wife threatened to shoot
and kill him Hershberger) and that he
is afraid that If they are not restrained
Davis and his wife will accomplish their
purpose.
Mr.. J. L. Downs. wife and two chill
dren of Brighton. Iowa. who have been on
an extended visit TO New Orleans, and
other southern points. stopped over in the
city to pay his respects 70 his brother-in-
law. Captain Burgess. They left last
night for their home. Mr.. Downs was
amazed at the business character of Wich-
tia.
Mr.. Floyd Brown, who has had charge
of the club house and golf links of the
Wichita Country club has resigned his
position with the club and viii take
place with the Buckeridge Pump com
pany. Mr.. Browns work in connection
with the golf club was marked with great
proficiency and the club desired TO retain
his services. but he desired to follow
another line
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The Vice of Nauaino.

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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Oklahoma shippers are respectfully IN
vited TO compare the Wichita hog market
with the prices paid at the Missouri
river markets, and then bring their hogs
here and try what they can do.
y. B. Moreley, OF Winfield, and Dun
away & Son, of Tonkswa, had the hog
market all to themselves.
District Court Clerk Fred Williams was
at the yards yesterday and sold seventy
two head of dehOrned calves to Robins &c
TO be delivered this week,
Tuesday. They viii be kept at the yards
all Fa
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HOG SALES.
CATTLE

The receipts of cattle yesterday amount
ed to almost nothing, and the trading
was most in stuff which had accumu-
lated at the yards during the week. The
bulk of the sales were stockers, which
sold at about steady prices.
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Rheumatism
ORLEANS.

''Dr. Railway &, Co:
4 have been a sufferer from rheumatism
for more than six months. / could not
raise my hands 10 my head or put my
hands behind me. O. even take off my
own shirt. Before / had finished three
fourths of a bottle of Railways Ready
Relief l could use my arms as well as
ever You can see why l have such great
faith in your Relief. Yours truly.
Ky. Q. BAKER.
Engineer at A Moatelone's Boot aud
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Sample Bottle of Swamp Root Freq Rv rlau

EDITORIAL NoTEIf symptoms or bladder
trouble
Eanshamon f3 utnau
81 Swan Root bke
Root and containing
Cvea from
y = be tho
are already
chase the regular hfn ana oador
Don't Ennsrs
swamp-Hoot and the address. bottle
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Can,t Keep II seeret.

The splendid work Of DR.. Kings New
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pharmacy.
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trouble began
n
trouble
Of
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nnorea
tnu the use Of sWa"Root regularly
and
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Kansas City. March 2S.-vheat May.
e7izc. July 67ls G67ssc. cash. No. ? hard
cSia77oc: No. hard 67iz0eSc; No red z
use.
Conway 597s 05elac: cash, No. ? mixed
5gia069c: No. . white 64izc.
Osts-No. white 4fq45c.
Ryc-No. 2 = cents.
Hav-Choice timothy $3.50; choice prsi-
rie $3.50
Butter-Creamerv PC; fancy dairy PC
Fggs-Fresh 1Zi3612C.
Receipts Of wheat Il cars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-30

Women suffer untold
understood ed Il
s f
kidneys ess roube
areaze Highest
esentf by mali
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L|VE STOCK MARKET.
Yesterday Was a Day ofLighs
Hog Receipts.
MARKET WAS STEADY
Trading in Cattle Section
Mostly in Suckers.

Saturday is usually a dull day at the
stock yards, but yesterday was a record
breaker in that line. It rained and
showed; the water stood in puddles in
all the low places and streamed from the
sheds and dripped through every crack
in the hog sheds. OF course no farmer
would bring hogs to town on such a day
as that, and the receipts were made up
Of one car load received during the day
and one load held over from the night be-
fore. The advance of the day before was
sustained, and the sales were made at a
steady price.
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SedgWiCk Nursery Co.

Is doing as large a nursery business as
ANY concern Of its kind in the state and
has arranged to put in a frst-class stock
nursery stock as cfeap1ss any one. Can
and inspect their lines before buying
elsewhere.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Chicago.
Chicago, March 29.-The leading futures
q srad a. fnIlorrS
CASH QUOTATIoNs.

TloUr-Dull and steady.
Whest-No. 3. 6SG72c; No. . red 77G79i2c.
Oats-No. > 41izQ 42izc; No. 2 white 4Q4s;
Ne. 3 4234G44c.
Rve-No. ., 55l4G55s.c
Barley-Fair TO choice mailing 63G67c.
F1axseed-No. /, S1-6s; No. l Northwest
ern, si.74
Mess Pork. per barrel, s1s50q1s55.
Lard per 100 pounds 20 7Od9721s
Short ribs sides 0oOse) S. S0Ts.90. Dry
sailed shoulders Cboxedl 75s67ikc. Short
clear sides Cboxed) g. 2eG9.2o.
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