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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-16

ter market was steady. creamery 1sff2scs
dairy. Ld30c-
Eggs. firm. l52lfssc.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. May l5.-Whcat. May sg7sc.
July 1IA.c; cash. No. hard $50, 80. 3
hard 73iI476c 40. . rcd. Isc No. rsd.
77dTirc. No. 2 spring iiAc
CorD-A8y. 6ai+c. September aits ff3if 80 ,
cash No 2 mixed 65izc. No white 8l5zc
No white sc.
Oats-No. white ssiac.
Rye-No. 2 Gee
Hay-Choice timothy $3.50. choice pral-
RE. tlZa
Butter-Creamery 2lr. fancy dairy isc.
ST. Louis.
ST Louis May i5.-Wheat- Lower 30 .
red cash elevator Sic. track. slfIs-i 81 May
7sssc. July 72ssc. September s3tsr NO. :
hard 80 gQsAac
Coru-Lower. No. 2 cash 6itke track.
65l4c. May Sc; July ezf-c Sept rrer cAf
Oats-Lower. No. cash fi-e track IS
Q4si4c MAY Gao. JUDY 1atc. Sffteritf-
20. d 1si4c No : white fs1c
Ewr- FIRM Flc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-16
BASEBALL.
National Leauue Games.

PITTSBURG, 5; BOSTON. 1.
Pittsburg, May 15.-BOth pitchers were
effective and the gabe was snppy through
out TeDney and Clarke were put out Of
the game in the eighth for engaging in
fist fight. Attendance 2,60o. Score;
Pittsburg 30 / O19 / Is 9 3
Boston ........0 0 o OIL ,
Batteries Doheny and Smith; Mallarkey
and kittredge.
CHICAGO, s; BROOKLYN. Z.
Chicago. May ia wild throw by Dab
len that netted three bases and Taylor 5
hit gave the locals the winning run after
twelve inning OF all kinds of ball. Atten-
dance :, 400 Score: X III r
Chicago .......0 0Oi011 1 0 Is Y 4
Brooklyn ......2 0 00O02 0 o 81 Il Z
Batteries-St. Vrain, Taylor and King;
Newton. Farrell and Ahearn.
CINCINNATI. S; PHILADELPHIA, 4.
Cincinnati. May 15.-Cincinnati won the
last game OF the series with Philadelphia.
Ewing pitched good ball. Pitcher Stimmel
and Outfielder Bay were released today.
Attendance 400. Score: RH K
Cincinnati 90 1 0 -
Philadelphia o , 0 0 0 O. ,
Batteries-Ewing and Bergen; 1berg.
Voorhees, and Doom.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-16
Doctors Prescribe swamp-R Root

Il have prescribed that wonderful rem
edF Tor kidney and bladder complaints.
Dr. klmer's Swamp-Root. with most benz
encial effect and know OF many cures bs-
its use. These patients had kidney
trouble IS diagnosed by other physicians.
and treated without beneat. Or kimeT s
swamp Root effected a cure. Z am q iie-
eral man and accept a speclllc wherever
I find IL. IN an accepted school cr our -
II. For desperate cases of KIDNEY or tloG-
der complaint under Treatment With un-
satisfactory results I turn O. Dr. kiIner g
Swan = Root with most H1ftcglue results
I shall continue % prescribe Z and frcu
personal ohserya tions state that swamp
Root has great curative pr0nertlcs,
L. BARSTOW IRISH n. o.
PC sth St, Borough OK Brooklyn, \. !.
Sept. = lSai-
Weak and unhealthy kidneys ara respon-
sible for many kinds OF diseases. and &
permitted 70 continue much suffer
ing with fatal results are sure
- follow Kidney trouble initiates
the nerves. makes you dizzy rest
less. sleepIess and irritable. Makes
you pass water often during the day and
obilges You To get Up many times during
the night. Unhealthy kidneys cause rheu-
matism. gravel. catarrh OF the bladder
pain or dun ache IN the back. joints and
muscles: makes your head ache and back
ache. causes indigestion. stomach and
liver trouble. you get a sailow, yellow
complexion makes You feel as though you
had heart trouble, you may have plenty
OF ambition. but no strength; get weak
and waste away
The cure for these troubles Is Dr. XII
mer's swamP-Root. the world-amous
kidney remedy. In taking Swamp-Root
you afford natural help 20 Nature. for
Swamp-Root IS the most perfect healer
and gentle aid 70 the Kidneys that is
known 10 medical science.
II there is any doubt n your mind as 20
your condition take from your urine on
rising about four ounces. place II fl a
glass or bottle and let II stand twenty
four hours. II on examination IL Is milky
or cloudy. II there is a brick-dust settling
or il small PARTICLES float about in e.
vour kfduavs are In need 0f Immediate at
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-16
THE WEATHER.

Washington, Nay 15-Fcrecast: Kansas
Fair Friday except sewers in northeast
portion; Saturday fair.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair
Friday and SATURDAY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-16

The receipts of cattle yesterday con-
sisted OF about a dozen head brought in
mixed shipments. The offerings We're 10
small to make a market that could be
compared to the former days of this week.
CATTLE SALES.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-16

Established 1sf1f
s5s-l8s Board Il Trade Kansas CITY. No
Afernaars Kansas CITY Bard q Trade.
Chicago Beard u Trade.
Write Is for market Information and
advice
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.


Cbicaro. Nav I5.-Csttie-R Receipts $500.
Market active and strong. Good % prime
steers S707 20. poor To medium s5-<flio 49,.
st0ckers and feeders, = '7st9-39, cows $l-2y
G6.9s. heifers. S215a6.o1. Gamers. Sl.9'o
$50. bulls S1.750 575. calves, S-o9-.t' Texas
fed steers. $50 b-5A
Hoes- Receipts today soo,9: tomorrow.
"A so. left over f5o9. Market ectlEe, -
good % choice heavy. S..S-L -; Iole :
heavy S707.29. light. S6-sf4iloi huiA OF
sbaan- Recoiofs 500. sheen steady.
Lamb -teady Good 70 choice wethers.
& s6dS3T. fair 10 choice mixed s525s5.I5,
western sheen $ $50. native lamus.
s5z-Te-5. western lambs. $500 $50, COL
orado wooded lambs S6.7515llo
hogs. 26.795, sheen. ii.ssi shipments e@t-
ne $50. ho~s AS. sheep 2,ee-
Kansas City.
Kansas CITY. May b---tattie-Itece lqts.
3.500 natives. So Texans. - caves h-sl
steady to ls1i5c higher al other era1es
ed beef steers. $3.50 so Ie4f & 20.
81 -z7s -. stockers ana feeders, Sllsz l--l.
western Ted steers, SA7efe-i- eAtS aii-
Indian steers. S+-lSestl LeNas cows 49,
500. native cows. S1-golle5o- native helt-
ers. s5.5e76-s9. Gamers sl-'sa-- el-i7-
Ne055.z5. calves ss.Nah-s
Receipts 500. Aar&et -
lower Ton $ 81. bulk II sales S7Q4
hee,-, s sSg7- -. mixed packers. Ss-lsH
725. Hight s 5o1l IT. yorstrs' s4-.ass s-l' 2
si5sere-Receiqts SOFA 1Iarket strong. &C.
tive ,5acrs laulss s5if4ll western
fe-,,s & e5T-Te- native werhers SI
S S. western wstbefs. 5 ES5Ese5: I'd ewes
& -SeE So Texas ciiured vFarlines. s. =
rs 81. TEXAS clipped sheep. &ae7ss.
storkc-s anG feeders. S2-757s-5o-
ST. Louis.
8 T.o,-ss. MAY l5.-Cattle-Fe Cetpts ~
f--s,safnr fta Texans Market steady.
F,raf steers 81 - s-rc'Sers aCi f-st-
r~s g. 0sFs SI- COWS aud helfers. Et
-~a,.S steers ref = Hefe r1asse-s Ssa
Ftrs COWS e-f haffers f-f1
-Receipts - AarSrt So" i
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-16
MANNING AND DR. CROW

Manning and Du Crow, the famous
monOpcdes who win open a two weeks
engagement at the summer theater next
Monday night arrived IL the city yesteT-
day. They have just completed an en-
gagement at the Columbia theater at
St Louis and the manager of that house
has informed Manager Litson that this IS
the hottest pair that ever played in
vaudeville in the worlds fair city One
of these men has his left Lex of and the
other is minus his right pedal extremi-
ty They present a novel act on the tri-
pie horizontal bars. and their perform
ance on the bars and their jumping and
kicking acts would be considered clever
il done by people, with their limbs in
tact: but their act il nothing short Of
phenomenal. considering that their leg
equipment Is not UP to the regulation
standard.
Having seen NIr Edwin Southers in the
title role of The Soggarth with Oliver
Byron 3 magnificent production OF this
play. we Of course expected great things
Of him In Monte Christie. These eX-
pcctatious were fully realized. The in
tensity Of the scene between the Able
Tuson. jAIr Southers) and Caderhouse in
the third act IT the play. seems to us the
very acmo of dramatic art Mss Price
rs Mercedes proves an ideal Catalan
and the balance Of the east is I'm good
hands The scenic effects We learn are
from the brush ~ John Herfurth Of Cine
Ciruat{ and deserve Notwithstanding
" Nys Fan River. Aiass. Mr. Southers
VIII be seeu at the Crawford theater on
SATURDAY May H. In Monte Christie
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-16
Western Leaaue Games.

DMAHA. ], ST. JOE, U
St Joe. May l5.-Omaha was given one
run in the second inning Of tOday's game
but this may be protested by St. Joe. It
was the best game yet seen here. Score:
r II r
st. Joe ........O o 0 0 0 0 0 90 /
Omaha 30 1 0 0 O o 0-1 4 0
Batteries McFadden and Roth; Brown
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-16
DENyFR. G. PEORIA. 4.


Peoria. May I5.-Denver took the first
Of the series in a 10-innng game. A single
by Mcconnell in the first half OF the
tenth inning brought in two runs and
clinched the game. Score: K II z
Peoria 80 . @ 20 81 ]
Denver 30 o 0 IS Il
Batterses-Cox and Wilson. McCioskey.
Mcconnell and Wilson.
KANSAS CITY. IL. DIES MONIES. 5.
Kansas City. MAY 1.-THE home team
punched fyc hits IN the third inning.
which with an error gave six runs. The
game was otherwise featureless- Attea-
dance To- Score. X II K
Kansas Cityl Q 6 o. o 3 Ill Il
Des Moines- % , c 0 O. 3 g 4
Batteries-weime and Messitt; G. VII
kns and J. wilkins.
COLO. SPRINGS. &; MILWAUKEE. 8.
Milwaukee. May 15.-Colorado Springs
defeated Milwaukee III the first game Of
the series bv superior batting. coupled
with Miiwaukee's errors. ATTENDANCE 10
score r II z
colo springs-o o ~ : ]
Milwaukee - 9 0-3 :
Batteries-Jones and Hanson; Fricken,
Liehharlt and Lucia
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american Association Games.

KANSAS. e: NEBRASKA s.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-16

tenticn.
Swamp-Root 81 pleasant e. take ard Is
used IN the leading hospitals. recommends
cd by phs sicians ia ths.r p-ivate practices.
and is taken hy doesors Themselves Nha
have kidney ailments. hseause taey reeos~
nize iu IL the greatest ana most eacceastin
remedy Tor Kidney, hser snd bladder
troubles
II you are alrosay convinced that
swaup-Roet IS what sos rcsd yau an
purchase the regalar rfy-cent and ape-
dollar size bottles az the drag stores
ever2-w here Don make amy mlataks.
bur remember the name. swamp Root,
or. Kilmer's swamp Root. and the asi-
dress Binghamtou. Is. y. oa sVefy bottle.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETs
ChIcaao.

NFfILoHVt
Chicago, Nav 15.-The leading futures
ranged as follows.
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Kansas City.

ter market was steady. creamery 1s62sc
dairy. Ia2oc-
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-04
VETERANS OF LATE WAR.

Appleton, Wis, July 3.-yeterans of the Spanish-American war opened their first annual state encampment in Appleton today and the ely is festoon- ed win flags and bunting in their honor. Milwaukee, Ripon, Oshkosh, La Crosse, Beyoit, Racine, Maritowoc. Oconto, Fond du Lac, Sheboygan and other cities of the state are well repre- scented among the visitors. The boys of Charles O. Baer Camp, No. 2s. are the hosts of the occasion and nothing is being left undone in the way of pro yiding for the comfort and pleasure cf the visitors.
 Tomorrow will be the big day of the encampment. Governor La Toilette, ex-Governor Scofeld and other emil nent visitors will be here and there will be a street parade, prize drills and other features.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-04

Santa Cruz county is in for another county seat fight. The people of Pata
 gonia object to the seat of government being permanently located at Nogales or the very border of the Unftei States R. R. Richardson, the proIni- nent cattle man, will lead the fight again this year as he did two years ago for the removal Of the county seat from Nogales to Patagonia The cou,i- ty seat of Santa Cruz county would greatly relieve the Ionesomeness of Patagonia, especially about court time.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-04

Word comes from political .centers in Tucson that Col. Robert Williams. of Nogales, will try for the nomination for councilman this year from Pima and Sana Cruz counties, the two coun- ties being entitled to but one member of the upper legislative branch. Col. Williams lives in Nogales and the dem ocrats of Santa Cruz will give him , most enthusiastic support. He is a democrat of prominence and a man who could be depended upon to make an effort to head off such reckless ex- travagance as characterized the last legislative session.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-04
THE WORK OF CONGRESS-.

The frst session of the Fifty-seventn Congress has come to an end and now it's accomplishments will receive the attention of the people. There has been many questions of disagreement among the members of the majority and the measure to which the admin istration was especially committed failed of passage. The canal bill was finally passed and this will receive the endorsement of the country. The Gu
 a&L bill became a law afte- long struggle, but there were but iew changes in i. from .he measure agreed on before it's introduction, by the leai
 CTS of the majority. Probably the bill. passed by the Fifty-seventh Congress most acceptable to the west was the one which provides for . national sys-
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-04
This measure was

tenn of irrigation. This measure was not all that was expected in the wesc, but it will insure sufficient work to demonstrate the great possibilities of national development in this direction. The west, and especially the people ;n the territories, were greatly dis appointed in the failure of the passage of the omnibus statehood bill. which had received almost the unanimous vote of the House.
 A great many republicans were anxi ous that something should be done to modify the tariff, but the leaders re fused to allow any tampering with this trust-breeder.
 The defeat of the Cuban reciprocity bill. for which President Roosevelt made such a determined fight. was at tributable to the determination of the high protectionists to surrender noth- ing on that line, even to help the strug- gling young republic.
 The Republicans have strengthened their party by not one single measure enacted into law, while in refusing to consider a modification of the tariff, even on articles controlled by the trusts will surely cost them many votes in the fail elections. ''
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-04
DEMOCRATIC HoPE.IN TARIFF ISSUES.

Walter .wellman.. Washington cor respondent of the Chicago Record Herald writes this to his paper:
 Grover Cleveland has pointed the way, and the democratic party will make the tariff and the trusts, which they claim are bred by the tariff, the leading issue in this years political campaign. The anti-imperialist and anti-army agitation is to be relegated to the rear.
 "Oficial action to this end was taken today when Chairman Griggs of the democratic congressional campaign committee presented to Representa- tive Hay. the legislative chairman of the House democrats, a numerously signed petition for a democratic cau- GUS for Friday evening. It is well un- derstood that the caucus will bring the tariff question forward and try to make it the chief issue of the com ing campaign.
 "The democrats believe that this is the way to win. They believe ex- President Clevland gave them whole some advice when he told them at the Tilden club dinner to plant the party on the old platform of tariff re- form. From now on the democrats intend to- force the fighting on that issue
 Tt is the pellet of the democratic laders that they. have a good chance to carry the country, to win number of northern states heretofore repubii- can and to secure a majority of the next House of Representatives. They say if they can gain control of the House the victory will put courage in to every democrat and do more than anything else to bring about harmony and determination to rehabiltate the old party and contest every inch of the ground with the republicans in 1904!N
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-04

Several or the Fl Paso visitors took a supply of the needful to their rooms last night as precaution against ourth of July Closing" :n Bisbee Since the order went fc-". closing -nc Fl Paso saloons on Sunday the fnhao- itants of that city have learned to be very cautious in providing for the future.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-04
OUR NATIONAL

Today marks another mile stone in the pathway of our national freedom and adds another year to the lifetime of the best government ever estab- lished. America stands firmer to- day than ever before in its history; there may be those who would be will ing to shove to one side and forget the great principles announced in the Declaration of Independence and for get their duty to the country, but they are SO few as to attract no serious at tention.
 America is stronger today in its gov- ernment position than it ever was be- fore. The love of country was never stronger in American hearts than it Is today and there never was a minute in our national existence when greater sacrifice would be made or greater dangers braved for the preservation of our proud nation-the land of the free.
 We often differ, and sometimes wide ly. as to what policies shall be pur- sued in the administration of our gov ernmental affairs, but there never was time when the great mass of our cit izenship were more loyal. When hon or is to be defended or assault repelled the American can be depended upon to throw politics and economic ques- tions to the wind and stand in line be side his political adversary in uphold ing and perptuating the grandest gov ernment on which the sun ever shone.
 For one hundred and twenty years the Fourth of July has awakened the love of country in the hearts of Ameri- cans and we believe today will kindle a flame of patriotism as bright as any of the national holidays which have passed into history. Our men and women and boys and girls are ready to. shout and rejoice when "Old Glo- ry' is unfurled as in time gone by.
 While there is a wide difference of opinion as to the wisdom of policies purused in handling grave matters. involving governmental principles, brought on by complications arising from our recent war with Spain, yet there is a strong faith that while CT TOTS have been made, yet in the final disposition of the Philippine question Americas escutcheon will remain un- tarnished and liberty will be found where it had never been known be fore. =.
 From Main to California and from frozen Alaska to Louisana's southern shores there will be celebrations to- day. In Arizona almost every town has made preparations for some meas ure of emphasizing the patri tism which abuunds in this s'.-kisseG rand.
 The celebration now in progress in Bisbee exceeds any previous effort III Arizona, not that our people are more patriotic than their neighbors, but be cause the splendid progress made by the city during the past year put our people in the humor to offer hospitality to the whole of southern Arizona, New Mexico and west Texas, or to so many of this section of the southwest who would come and accept of it. The celebration has cost Bisbee heavily, but if our visitors enjoy it, our citizens will consider themselves well paid
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-04

Applicans for territorial positions are still on the anxious seat. where some of them are very likely to re
 main. Fifty positions will not satisfy the desire for office among the Repub, iicans who have no chance of getting one in Arizona except by appointment.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-04

Phoenix politicians will be mighty lonesome while Bisbee is entertaining the new governor. The Phoenicians will simply have to wait.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-04

A Tucson man after sizing, up. the streets of Bisbee wondereed why the oIj pueblo had worried for ten years be cause of the existenegSt as, as, single, |, tx,,.i i1 t,csrl-
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-04

The restaurant walters and cooks have taken advantage of the oppor- tunity and are now slinging hash at $4 per To save himself the restaurant man has raised the price of pancakes
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-04

When Gen Miles opens his, mouth to deliver his Fourth of July oration a. Philadelphia today. if he does not put his foot in it. it will be a wonder,
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-04

When the Arizona press speaks of the high moral character of Governor Brodie it is probably not meant as any reflection on his predecessor, not withstanding the fact that some of them have been notoriously- y-"bad'
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-04

A small blaze on School Hill called out the fire department at noon yester- day, but before any damage was done was extinguishd.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-04

The absence of the fire crackers ( day must not be taken as an evidenc of any lack of patriotism on the pal of the Bisbee kid
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-04

Notwithstanding the great crowds in the city there has been no unusual strain on Bisbee's water supply. Water is not the only means. of. quenching a Fourth of July thirst.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-04

A few Texans arrived for the cele- bration yesterday and put in their time talking hoss race and putting away few Tong horns"
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-04

ThereT be something doin' today.
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