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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-25

anxious hearts. f0r the sake ~ notn sides.
that e just ending mlEht he made.
--NoW that the WAY IS over continued
Mr.. Phipps. III IS my privilege and Z be-
reve q duty. 60 do somethins 90 relieve
the suffering caused hy che way. I feel
that the best service r could render woeii
De- 20 provide siaeo for the relief 90 the
Rosr widows and YOUNG orphans fund.
70 be- dlsblrsed hy you and two others.
Ms desire IS thar the temporary misery
az the women and children shou.d De re-
ueved and at the same time Z trust noth-
ing wiH De- done which cou'i bo jastiy de-
serlhed as unfriendly Co. Great Britain.
General Botha. acknowledging his
most generous and unexpected g.ft.
adds,
"a have not The slightest hesitation IN
giving SOU assurance that the money vsl
be used saIey aad entirely phianthror.c-
ally. and that it uil in no WAS he applied
O., do anything which coud he justly de-
scribed as unfflendiy Oh Great Britain
Having cast down oar arms. We made
-eace in THE fullest sense ~ the word.
and my only object now So to try to alice
waite as much as in my aow,r ncs. the
misery iu vhfA mv cauufgfmea md
themselves AFTER O. war fhat has entirely
ru.ucd them ard made thousands q
widows and arphaGs uh1 hevs Oh means
OF livelihood ea thaf mv people maV hs
restored to happiness and Cnrtrntneat Ga
the countries which arc tle.r and res tnlT
hlme. ann the mons thanhfal and more
grateful GO you fer raar generous gift IS
it Immediately contributes go largely %
a.. .s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-25
Sealed Bids.
once Of the City Clerk,


Wichita, Kan, Sept. "a. 1902
Sealed bids will be received at this Of
fee until Z O'Clock, October 6, 1902, for
the construction Of the following cement
walks
A four-foot walk on the north side Of
Walnut from Waco to Lawrence avenue.
A four-foot walk on the north side of
Maple street from Sycamore TO Hiram.
n fve-foot walk on the west side Of
Seneca from Douglas to Maple.
a four-foot walk or the east side Of
Main street from Eleventh TO Twelfth
\ hve-foot walk on the east side Of
ST. Francis from Murdoch 10 Eleventh
a hve-foot walk on the west side Of
Lawrence from Zimmerly TO Harry
A five-foot walk on the west side Of
Emporia from Morris to Lincoln
a four-foot walk on the south side of
Thirteenth from alley east of Wichita to
Main street
A four-foot walk on the east side Of
Pennsylvania from Douglas to First
four-foot walk on the east side Of
Lulu from Douglas TO Hunter.
A four-foot walk on the west side Of
Jackson from Ninth 10 Thirteenth.
Of Douglas from Washington TO Hy-
drauiic.
a four-foot walk on the north side of
Texas from Elizabeth to Hanley
A four-foot walk on the south side Of
Texas from Elizabeth 70 Seneca
A ten-foot walk on the west side OF
Fifth avenue from Douglas avenue 40
feet north.
A four-foot walk on the east side of
Biting from Eleventh to Lot No. l1S3-
A four-foot walk on the south side Of
Hancock from Wildwood to Eliza beth.
All BIDS must be accompanied by
certified check in the sum of SO as
guarantee Of good faith. Bidders must
state price per square foot.
Contractors are hereby notified that for
all walks constructed under the super
vision Of an inspector, a maintenance
for one year viii be required.
The mayor and council reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
1l1-3t J. L. LELAND, City Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-25
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mr.. c. y. Green. OF the Big Four rail-
read, is in the city.
DR.. ]. X Pardee has moved to his new
residence. 4e2 South Main street
Miss Frances Bates OF Chanute. kan.
is in the city. the guest Of Mss Blanche
Childe.
c. o. Green and wife Of Alva. o. T.
are in the city taking in the fair and
carnival
Perry Ovenhoff and family Of Nina.
o. T. were in attendance at the fair
yesterday.
Mrs S N Hindman. of Hutchinson.
is visiting Mrs. VIM. Wadsworth, Ia
West English
L. L Crossheld. and Mr.. Herman. OF
Ponca City. O. T., are in the city TAX
ing in the sights.
Mrs. C. S. Conn. Of Mcpherson. is in
the city visiting friends. relatives and
taking in the fair.
George Alyea. deputy city marshal Of
Kingfisher. .. r. is in the city attend
ing the fair and reunion.
Mr. G. r Rumney. the genial news
agent Of Ponca City. o. T.. is in the city
attending the fair and reunion.
Mss Grace Wilkinson of Oregon is the
guest of her aunt. Mrs. c. \. Phillips.
and her cousin. Mrs. W. =. Hunt
Mrs. Ed Wigglesworth of Kansas City
is visiting this week with the family OF
Mr.. A. c. Goodin, 10l5 South Lawrence
avenue
VIM Wake of Columbus. Kan, is in
the city visiting his son. W. II. Wake.
and taking in the old soldiers reunion and
the fair.
Mr. ]. 3. Hart of Newkirk. o. r, is in
the city. very much interested in the
cattlemens meeting. and is here for that
purpose.
Mrs. A Ingram Of Salt Fork. o. T.. and
Mrs. s S. Dunkin of Edgewood. o. +.
are visiting the family Of Fred L. Naugle
this week.
Mr.. Albert Ingram came up from Salt
Fork, o. T., last evening 10 spend the
remainder of the week taking in the Car
nival and to visit relatives.
Fred Butcher sold. through the agency
Of George c. Henry, 10 II. c. King, 200
feet on South Emporia avenue for $3.50.
Mr.. King intends TO improve il at once.
Mss Charlotte Shank left yesterday for
St Louis, where she Will visit friends
for few days and then go on TO Chi
cago, where she will enter the art insti-
tute.
W. w buIHtLls ttr SANTA = agent eiN
Arkansas City. came up yesterday 20
attend the Interstate Commerce commits
sion, hearing and having heard eXag-
gerated reports about the wetness Of
Wichita, brought his wife's umbrella
along with him. 1t was a fine one and
he was so afraid Of losing it that he
would not go TO dinner for fear some
snoozer would take hold Of it and keep
it, He finally submitted it TO L. r De-
laney to put in the cash drawer of the
Santa Fe for safety.
Mrs. Emma Foster. department prcsi-
dent Of the w K. c. OF Kansas, Mrs. Sa-
rah Hanna. state secretary; Mrs. Mary
Carson. state treasurer; Mrs. Morgan de-
partment counsellor; Mrs. Dora Candy
and Mrs Simpson. acting chairman OF
the auditing committee. are all stopping
at the Manhattan and attending the re-
union Mrs Emma Foster pleased the
audience with very able and eloquent
speech as she is capable of doing on
the grounds yesterday and the old com
rades. as well as ". r. C.s. are justly
proud of her.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-25
DEADLOCK ON TARIFF
Centrists Insist on Adoption Of Amend
nent 70 Bill.

Berlin, Sept 2f---The government and
the reichstag majority have reached a.
deadlock on the tariff The imperial sec
rotary Of state for the interior Count
Won PosadoVsky- Nvehner. enunciEfed O.
the reichstag tariff committee today more
sharply than ever before the govern
ments determination not 70 accept The
bill as amended AZ the frst reading a-1
the committee Immediately removed the
meat and animal duties 20 the sane rates
as at the first reading 20 which Count
Won PosadoWsley- 1yehner Rad partica-
larry objected. Herr Heroid. the Ceutrist
leader. affirmed that without these duties
the Centrists would not support TIE hil.
ard one b. ore representa;ives ~ tie
aerartans ~ the town conservative fac
sons ard portions - the National LIB
erals sustained Herr Herroid position.
Count Won Posadowsky-yv elmer made a
confidential statement % TIE ceusuittee
respecting the government Teasens ~
re5ectirg the u1irInlr1 scale = duties 81
arlnsls and meats. These reaEon2 are ~
ssrstoof u - IL cor-~cfi1n with ere ne-
gotlazion = the new commercial treaties
T-ron a r-ember iaQuirlng how much -
to counts remarks were crradsrfisl TIE
secretary replied that ire government
wanted 20 know openly that sil fhs fe,er-
ated states wsre opposed q re animal
schedule a. ame-ee6 He also dEslt ure-
,rs fr1rarra--a q continuing the r7mrusr-
cal treats raT~- Cosrt v1r karltz. ore
q ere szrarfar leagzes here lnfersecfet
that ~ tzrr t1l "a zhf rzin talrE 81
rraklaE rrsst.es asss ssreada-T - ar 20
the arricult1ras classes are concerned
f1r theT have 10 iatsrest ahatsFsr 81
trsatIe- Ike thess a0z eElE1i-E
TIE corservatlve pa1erE afosr g~ssl-
rrlstlc toas rsga-alHg the h-li prasre1tf
he E-r1ze zet-az Says ~ o-tak
-oait Has - 1ore E-T TIE tu7
o1azeE - Frsrks1rs Or The-1 fsir haf
soopi-d rssolstf7r essiaE ~ rsieilsfaE
o. rr~cke ~ -roh.e.ssez aTai-rs ere frH-
s1-raflon - 4araerfeza cauaed nests ars
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-25
ENTERED THROUGH sKYLIeHT
Casey's Saloon Was Robbed Early
Sunday Morning.

Casey's saloon on East Douglas avenue
was entered by burglars early Sunday
morning and about 81 stolen. The money
taken in during the night was placed In
a sack and hidden in the back part n
the room. The saloon was entered by
climbing through the sNyhght
''Wimp Swain. n young man a this
city was arrested yesterday. charged
with the burglary and VIII be- held while
the police Investigate the case.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-25
Sealed Bids.
once OF the City Clerk.
Wichita Kan Sent %. 1902.

once OF tue lily AleTk,
Wichita. kan, Sept. %, 1902.
Sealed bids VIII be received at this Of
fee until October G. 1892. for coal and
slack for the heating of the city build
ing and other city Offices for the winter
OF 1892 and 1913
said lump coal to be of the best variety
of Weir City. Pittsburg, or other equally
eood variety: and slack 70 be best Weir
city. Huntington. or Jenny Lind Bids
TO state price per ton, delivered: city
weights; as ordered
An bids mus be accompanied by a
certified check in the sum Of 80. pays-
Die 10 the city of Wichita. which check
shan be forfeited to the city b. the fall
ure of the party securing the contract TO
fully execute the same, otherwise the
check viii De returned.
The mayor and council reserve the right
to reject any and al bids
HIST J. L. LELAND. City Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-25
General Admission, Soc
Children Under 9, 25c
Reserved Seats on sale at
Moore Drug Co., 2I6 East Doug
las Avenue.
{. SHuKERTS EuRS.

Miss Emma Hoskins- representing E.
shukert furrier. Kansas City. Is at the
Carey hotel. She has "a very fine line OF
furs. Would Ike 10 have YOU call and
see them Room 2l5 until Saturday. Sep
TENDER y. Orders taken for repairing
and remodehng garments. lu-Stx
Mr.. J. Leo Phillips. OF Kansas City.
Will be in the city in October Leave
orders with Mrs. HAYS or Mrs. Shattuck.
The SeGgwick. Ill-eod-tf
Members OF the National Home Build
ing company while ia the city are cor
daily invited To cau ana make our Office
your headquarters an this week Office
corner Second and Main. J. L. Liggett.
president 1lo-4t
Attend Wichita Business College. wan
buudlng zl4-lf6 North Marker 81 cttf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-25
Sealed Proposals.


Office Of the City Clerk
Wichita. kan. Sept "A. 1902
Sealed proposals viii be received at this
Office for the building. construction and
furnishing Of all materials fer sewers in
sewer District Nc Of this city. accord
ing 10 plans and specidca uons- depths
and gradients as set forth and now open
II inspection in the Office Of the city en-
gineer
An approximate amount Of material're-
CURED is given here. The same. no Aver
is subject 10 change
l.7o5 feet Of s-inch sewer pipe
manholes-
Il observation holes.
flush tank.
BIDS must be filed IN clerks Office on
or before October 6th Is1 Bids must
be accompanied by certified check IN
the sum of S25oa. payable TO the city Of
wichita. as guarantee Of good faith,
also. The successful Bidder shall enter
into bonds in double the amount q the
contract price.
The mayor and council reserve the right
20 reject ans ard all bids
HIST J. L LELAND. City Clerk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-25
Sealed BIS.
ONCE of the City Clerk,
tr-s..stn I'm Sarnf % 1Qnl

Wichita, Kan, Sept. ., I5l-.
Sealed bids will be received at this Of
fee until p o'clock m. October 6. 1902,
for the construction Of the following Gin
der sidewalk
A fve-foot walk on the east side of
Main street from Harry to oslo.
A five-foot walk on the west side of
Everett from Munnen to Shirley.
A five-foot walk on the south side of
Seventeenth from Arkansas avenue to
Fairview.
Bidders must state price per lineal foot.
An bids must be accompanied by a Ger
titled check in the sum Of $40 as guar
antoe OF good faith.
The mayor and council reserve the right
to reject any and all bids.
INST J. L. LELAND. City Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-25
FORTUNE FAVoRs TEXAN.

Having distressing pains in head, back
and stomach. and being without appetite
1 began TO use Dr. Kings New Life
Pills" writes X. p Whitehead. Of Ken
nedale, Tex. and soon felt Ike new
man Infanible in stomach and liver
troubles. Only &c at Behring's Dhar-
macy.
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Sealed Bids.
ONCE of the City Clerk,

" ltIllLcis 4Aetl4s t1NEA- - 49,
Sealed bids will be received at this
office until = O'Clock m, October 6, 1902,
for the construction Of the following curb
ing:
On the east and west side of Waco ave-
nue. from Second to Murdoch
on the east and west side Of Lulu ave-
nue. from Douglas to Hunter
Said curling TO be constructed in &C
cordance with specifications in the Of
flee of the city engineer All bids must
be accompanied by a certified check in
the sum of $40, made payable TO the city
of Wichita. as a guarantee of good faith
Contractors are hereby notified that for
all work constructed under supervision
Of an inspector, a maintenance bond for
one year viii be required. Bidders must
state price per nneal foot.
The mayor and council reserve the right
to reject any and all bids
l11-3t J. L. LELAND, City Clerk.
Office of the City Clerk,
Wichita. Kan. Sept %. 1902.
Sealed bids will be received at this Of
flee until p o'clock m, october 8, 1902
for the construction of permanent curb
and gutter on the east and west side of
Topeka avenue from Twelfth TO Thir-
teenth streets.
Said curb and gutter to be constructed
in accordance with specifications on file
in the Office Of the city engineer. All
bids must be accompanied by certified
check in the sum of SO. payable to the
city Of Wichita, as a guarantee of good
faith.
An work constructed under the super
vision of an inspector, maintainance
bond for one year win be required Bid
ders must state price per lineal foot.
7,be MAYOR and council reserve the right
10 reject any and all bids.
Hist ]. L. LELAND. City Clerk.
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Mrs. MlnslsAN-s Soothlna SWIM

Now is the time 70 buy haied hay.
Good Butler county hay $ % ton. de-
nvered. E. Cox. Tel 10. lal (. Douglas.
7o-tf.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-25

campaigning = Azrssr Eo-k than -sttiz-E
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-25

would ike 70 hear from my son. WI
liam II. sanders. who vas married in
Wichita about twenty-six years ago 10
Miss Laura Jackson.
EMERSON SANDERS.
ua-ftx Ereulin. Oklahoma
n.ii,. FL. n.aii...-aa 70. 49,
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Notice

Attend Wichita Business College, wan
Suudlng. Il4-ll6 North Market st. si-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-25

Daily Eaale. Delivered 1Oe Per Week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
Il. q B. Reerls Letter-

New Orleans, March l5.-As Liverpool sd.
vices we're unfavorabls our market opened
2 lower. subsequently Improved on fresh
buying, but declined later on reports that
the conference between operatives and
manufacturers had failed. making the strike
at Fall River probable Monday The net
loss on the day was points. The Egyptian
receipts during the week were 10000 can.
tnrs against 10000 last year. aggregating
from September 10 date 6,os6,OO0 against
4,4I1,oo0 an increase OF 10000 or the
equivalent OF 3ls0OO 50Opound bales. The
Bombay receipts to date are 1893 OOO In ex.
cess Of last year the American movement
45l 600 aud Egyptian 3ls,OoO total excess
In the supply OF i.i62. 600 for the three
crops to date over last year. The visible
supply OF all kinds is 270.Oto over last year
and $4,000 over year before last. demon
strstlng that the worlds taking OF cotton
have been considerably larger than last yea
TO date. This being The case, spnners rvi.
IDENTITY are well provided with the raw arm,
Gle, and the chances arc from now out.
there VIII ne lers damAnd. Tho eNpectatinu
~ marked falling ~ To receipts accsr
tustes the sentiment In fsvor II the arti.
Gle. Late soviceS from FAN River eisi1
that three manufacturers hsvs siresdy
grantee the 10 nsT cent increase asked fO'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16

last night resulted IN nothing and that 20,
600 operatives would fail 10 report for
duty on Monday morning. At the same
time the dispatch from Augusta declared
that 10000 men at that point would walk
out Monday unless the increase Of 10 prr
cent In wages was granted by the manu-
facturers The question VIII be definitely
decided at a meeting called for tonight.
The movement TODAY was rather under
last year all around and the estimates for
New Orleans and Houston tomorrow were
small. footing up total Of only T40O bales.
against 1000 last year. But the demand
for spots WAS restricted and the news
from the strike centers caused holders O
take profits The upshot was that the
early advance Of to points IN New York
WAS wiped out and the close showed q
decline Of 10 points. with the closing
tone barely steady, New Orleans broke
still fur her after New York closed wind.
ing W 10 3 points lower.
There will he a good break in Liverpool
Monday and the Indications Just now are
prices will seek a lower level. particularly
IL the strike al FAN River aud Augusta
amounts To ANYTHING. We would not sell
any extensive lines. but would advise bein 2
a little chary about purchases un II con
dltIons surrounding the staple become more
settled than AZ present The movement for
the time being will cut no figure either
way. X. Il. Morris & Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
SMALL TRADING IN OIL STOCKS
ORDERS GO UNTITLED.
WITH TRADING PRICES APART
Becky Sharp and Anelo-Amerioan I'm
Prove-squrtsble, Gober and Fort
Worth Aotive-Nsw Seller.

Yesterdays session OF the OIL and stock
Exchange developed small trading. II was
sim due to an inability to agree upon trad.
ing limits that The dlllns Of orders was
avcrtcd. for a number we're In evidence
aud at the same time covered a majority
portion Of the list Thu course OF valuos
was varied with some stocks scoring cent
or two and others passing az slight de.
cline. yet no important variations were
noted.
Anglo'American reached better position
and only one small transfer occurred,
though at gain of L., while bids Of l1sc
In almost any quantities were refused
Becky Sharp advanced ,sdI,c on the day.
and at the close there were no responses 10
offers Of 4lsc. while sellers held nc higher.
Equitable was the leading seller Of the
day, but kept the same low level which It
has recently attained, More than 10000
shares changed hands at 4lsdS,tc Fort
Worth was more active at high value an
n block Of Forward Reduction brought 81
Gober was In better favor at small in.
crease in price, and National oil and Pipe
sold at the preceding days figures Ger.
man-American vas much wanted az 10,
and only limited quantity could he had on
that basis. new seller appeared on the
list in tho shape Of the Detroit and Beau
mont stock, and the FIRST transfer for some
time was made In Texas oil and Pipe
Each occurred on favorable terms. lndc
pendence, Manhattan and Maid Of orleans
changed hands on practically an unchanged
basis
a trade in Houston Land and Trust was
made at a higher price than previous with
n premium of So so paid on the par value
Of the stock.
The total sales amounted to 20, 80 shares
The prices bid and asked and the salei
made were as follows:
UNLISTED STOCKS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
HOIISTON WHOLESALE MARKET

Following on salmon: "The market, M
usual at this season Of the year. is devoid
Of Interest. So far as can he learned the
market Is fairly supplied With well estab-
hshod brands Of Alaska rcd and only
fair quantity OF medium reds. sales are
being made that arc cleaning thcm M.
There is plenty for the time Of the rear
or Puget Sound salmon 10 be had mt
holders do not cvince any disposition 10
snade values for well known and establish.
~ brands Packing will probably com.
ne"'e on ne Sacramento river at about
INC usual date. provided tho fish are NOT
ihic, RISING on tue Columbia river com
nenees April 10. but II is hardly likely that
much packing will bc done much before
May unless there Is q good run Of FISH
Preparations are being made Tor "A good
PACK on Puget Sound, hut Ii is nulte likely
tn9t the run of fish will be considerably
peioW That OF 1901 The carry over ot
canned salmon from 1901 1902 into the 1907,
lNS season Will aggregate not less than
@"VVo eases. oven II we have good trade
IN the meantime.
Regarding the coffee situation the Bra
sllion Review says that the Diario da
Praca speaking of the coffee crop. saws
thst a representative Of the most inipor-
tant planters OF Sac Paulo visited the cot
Zee growing districts, and that after
careful Investigation Of the actual condi
lions Of the trees he arrived at the con
clusion that the crop for the year 1902 1898
will not attain 100000 bags The Dlaro
IA Prnca furthermore declares this state
Inent to be the most reliable as yet pub
lshed with regard to the future crop OF
! TINS state. II is said that 1873 coffee plantA.
| lions exist In the district OF Rio Clsro OF
I these slxty.two are situated in the neigh
| Dorhood OF that city, thirty-three near
Santa Cruz and forty-nine at ltyrapina.
| Ihe total number OF coffee trees on these
plantations is estimated to he not less than
! l., 4GS 5SA.
The quantity OF merchandise awaiting
shipment on the Sorocabana railway is es-
| timated at 1920 00 tons including ZOO
| tons OF coffee. II is thought that not be
! fore July can the road be relieved from
the congestion In its traffic.
The Central railway has furnished three
! locomotives TO the Sorocabans road and is
| preparing three more which will be ready
| In q few months.
In view Of the incessant COMPLAINTS
! raised against the delays and irregularities
| OF traffic on the Sorocabana railway, the
| secretary Of agriculture caused article No.
| lao Of the transport regulations 10 be pub.
| lished, according to which the company is
| bound to refund the full value Of the goods
not forwarded within sixty days after re.
| ceipt OF same"