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The state herald., 1902-10-17
Pardons and Paroles.

~ NhN Ah'NNihS VI Nh' oNAAt bohih VI
pardons October Sd Antoine Woode's
application for parole was refused.
The cases in which the board acted
fayorably are as follows:
Louis Bergonia. sentenced from San
Juan county, October IS. 1901. to serve
from one to two years. for assault TO
kill. Pardoned.
Ed Mcdaniel. sentenced from La
Plata county. March 80. 1902, to serve
from thirteen TO seventeen months, for
assault: committed to eight full
months.
J. II. Lewis. sentenced from Pueblo
county. February 10. 1893. to serve
twenty years for assault Pardoned.
Pablo Bueno. sentenced from Las
Animas county. January 10, 1902, to
serve from one TO five years for as
sault TO murder. Pardoned.
Joseph Parry. sentenced from FL
Paso county. March Z. 1899. to serve
for life for murder; commuted TO ten
years.
w. w. Dawson, sentenced from Lake
county. August 6, 1898, 10 serve fifteen
years for murder; commuted to term
OF ten years.
Charles ]. Holland. sentenced from
FL Paso county, October l2. 1896, to
serve for life for murder; commuted to
ten years.
James A. Bell. sentenced from
Arapahoe county October "a 1901. TO
serve from three TO four years for rob.
berry. Pardoned.
Charles w. Graham, sentenced from
Arapahoe county. Nay Z. 1901, TO serve
from two TO three years for assault
Pardoned.
Pardons were refused In the follow.
Ing cases:
Frank Melvin, Weld county; Emil
Jakel. Arapahoe: Ventura Lopez,
Huerfano; Cornelius Clemens. Boul-
Las Anlmas.
J. 7. Lewis was convicted on the
testimony Of his daughter. who testl.
fed last night that she had sworn
falsely to send her father TO prison.
Louis Bergonla. convicted OF assault TO
kill. was pardoned because soon after
his imprisonment one Of his legs was
blown of in an accident In the prison
stone quarries.
Antoine Woodc sent long letter TO
| tho board, explaining that he could
not ind space IN the parole blank for
| his plea. lie excuses his attempt at
| jailbreaklng on the rround that he
had no proper early training, as he has
grown up In prison. In this letter
| Woodc says:
AT the time Of my trial some doubt
existed In the mind OF the court nv to
whether or not could legally be sent
20 penal institution. being 30 young
and the Judge took II upon himself Ia
pass nm opinion before submitting II to
the Jury. and by 20 doing he made n
law. Instead OF giving me the benefit
OF the doubt the Judge sent me here
when was but eleven years OF age "a
mlngle amid and receive my cduca
ton from what liz considered the worst
element OF human naturc-thc erin
innl. Hence from point OF moral Law
ho committed crime In sending m'
90 the pcnltontlary instead OF the re
form school. A chlld's mind was ere
htcd TO take on Impressions and | wa
no exception 90 the rule; Is II sur
pfsing TO ind mo six years later II
the company Of the three men VIII
planned the escape In which the lat
MIR. W. G.. Rooney lost his llfo7 We
thought 80 much Of what was rlgh
that did not have anything TO d
with the crime; my. even ten minute
before II happened I never drcamc
that any event Of It's nature was afoo'
and from then on | was compelled /
act the part did or glyc my llfe."
The state herald., 1902-10-17
Would Remove Coal Tariff.

Madison. Wis. Oct, i3.-sccrctary
OF the Navy Moody. addressing n Re.
publican meeting here, held that tho
duty OF 81 cents ton on anthracite
coal was "Hmugglcd Into the tarin act
In n sncaising and cowardly manner"
and ought to bc repealed at the short
session Of Congress.
"Tnc people" said Secretary Moody,
appealed In vain to the coal operators
To cooperate with tho miners In cf.
forts To bring about mn end OF tho
strike. Now. when these operators
appeal 10 Congress not to take on tho
duty Of o. cents on anthracite coal.
their appeals will likewise be reject.
ed, Lot them have their pound ~
flesh. hut they must take II without
one ounce OF blood"
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Colorado Springs. Colo. Oct a.
AZ tho United Brethren conference
that closed here Sunday the following
assignments of pulplta for tho onsu'
Ing year was announced
Presiding elder, L. 4. Cornell. Colo,
RADIO Springs. ]. &. =. Light, Pueblo.
Il. u. Kaufman. Ebert. 7. " New.
ell: Denver. C, II. Wilson. Nlwot nnd
Hygiene. !. W Zimmerman: Mount
Zion. A, r, Ghkoy: Dilley. !. W cloa.
yer. northoud, o, A. Smith. Loyolnnd,
II. A. Moirnt, Boulder mission. Arkan'
uas valley mission aud Cripple Creek
mission were left nnsupplled. W. T..
Richardson was appointed chaplain az
the state reformatory.
The state herald., 1902-10-17
coLoRADo's CAPITAL.

The Supreme Court has denied the
application of Thomas s. Clayton for
rehearing of the suit brought by him
against Moses Hallett as executor of
the estate Of George w. Clayton. This
terminates the efforts to break the
Clayton will. which left large sum
for the establishment OF an orphans
home in Denver. The executors can
now go ahead with the plans contem-
plated in the will for the erection Of
the home.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

State Auditor Croutor II approx.
mating tho Assessment valuations and
from present Indications the revenue
from taxation Will fall 100000 less
than las, yoaF. Notwithstanding this
fact the state officials are Of the opin.
ion that there will be plenty Of FUNDS
for nil departments, II IN estimated
that the hnaeHnabc property will
reach f3bi 100000, of witch less thnn
onoAoyanth IL corporate property.
Four mills In tho maximum amount
for state levy. aud this will bring In
about ti.iiG.000. The total valuation
on nil taxable properly II 200 lcEs
10 1909 L n IL was 10 ipoL.
The state herald., 1902-10-17
Hail storm HI,s ot louis.

81 Louis. Oct. IA hail atorm
lnH,ifE iiyo minutes caused $1,000
damage In tho city last night Hail
stones measuring two inches In diam.
oter fell, and the streets fesemblod
n fall OF snow, Many greenhouses
were practically ruined
Tho precipitation ON the tin roof
Of the olympic thcatcr caused panlc
ln tho audience.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Why doesn't somebody isvent n fly.
Ing machine to shoot along say 100
feet above the earth. taking Its power
up through trolley wire with ring
ON the end running free on an over.
head wire?
The state herald., 1902-10-17

An English nobleman threatens to
kin himself and everybody else II a
Chicago girl does not marry him.
Now and then our English friends get
interested in something really worth
while.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

A visitor TO houston, Tex. claims
that he slept In n saloon 10 minutes
and lost siGo, Tnis amounts TO little
over 5000 minute for his lodging,
He must have dreamed hat he was At
the Waldorf.Astorla.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Raw onions and whisky are the
prescription of n Mississippi doctor
for malaria. The prescription would
seem to involve solitude US IN aeces.
sorry treatment,
The state herald., 1902-10-17

A Virginia editor has been arrested
for smoking cigarettes. Virginia in
sists upon having her cigarettes
smoked elsewhere, which is natural
but not just.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

It appears that the Chinese were
addicted to profane swearing thou.
sands OF years ago. Modern clviliza-
tion. in fact, can hardly claim any
vice as peculiarly its own.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Tho Kentucky Judge who cnjoined
tho McGovcrn-corbctt fight did 80 on
the ground that II was to be "rcal
fight" From which II Is seen that
the bench In Kentucky retains It's
share OF Innocent credullty.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

81 work harder than any other man
in the entire world" said Buffalo Bill
the other day. We have always want
ed TO know just who it is that works
the hardest.
The state herald., 1902-10-17
oolor,do cavalry Company.

Denver. oct ii.-A Republican apo.
cinl from Mcekor last nlght says;
Adju,ant General Gardner mustered
IN n troop Of cavalry tonight Forty
mon signed the roll, Al live n Meek.
or and almost all aro nne ahotH and
good hurnoman.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

s. Leszczynski ard NJ. Grzegorz-
kowna have been licensed to wed. 1t
should not be very hard for the lady
in this case to get used to her new
name.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

A Missouri farmer saw In paper
nm advertisement of FIRE cscaf, for
e.. lie sent tho 81 and received n
copy OF the New Testament Iic In.
dlgnnn,ly claims that he was swindlcd.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

A woman has Just recovered her
sight after being blind for seven
years. Perhaps you believe that her
first inquiry was for the latest fashion
magazine.
The state herald., 1902-10-17
Talking About Potatoes.

We are just harvesting ours near
Romeo in the Sunny San Luis Valley
and find they are netting us at present
prices $40 per acre. For full partic-
ulars about the land there, write to
Zeph. Chas. Felt, 102 Boston building.
Denver, Colorado.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Being a prudent man and possess
ing some means. Mr. Rockefeller
doubtless had his home insured. We
do not anticipate that he wiz raise
the price OF coal oil.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Tommy, what do you expect to be
when you become MANI" We'll, IL
paw and nav have their way about 1t
reckon I'll be the worst preacher that
ever wore q gown"
The state herald., 1902-10-17

The Newport smart set says Sour
grapes" to Henry Watterson. But the
colonel seems hardly the man TO want
TO butt into monkey dinner or a
poodle party.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

We still insist that the greatest OF
all American heroes is the taxpayer.
His is the sort of heroism that keeps
the government going.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

A fashion writer rays that breadth
of ngure can bc developed By correct
breathing. II that Ia 10, the lady
who weighs 27o pounds should be
very careful not TO breathe correctly.
The state herald., 1902-10-17
resehers win 90 10 nos,on.

boston. oct 1.-THE executive com
mittee NJ tho National Educational Az
roclr't -. after two days meetinf
IN ~ 'as announced the neior
tior - tho place of the nes'
ann n July 0 TO 10. 1901
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Tom sharkcy announces thin, he han
quit the ring TO please his parents,
The regularity OF Toms llcl,lngS were
evidently mortifylng to the old folks.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

1t would be n little queer II we had
to appeal to the oil trust for protec.
ton from the coal trust.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

ono OF Brigham Younr's Frandsonh
is being held on chargc OF murder
II was hardly to have boon expected
TINT ihey would all turn ont vol.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Experiments at New York recently
with the latest airship are pronounced
highly successful-only the blamed
thing wouldn't fly.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

The Massachusetts Red Men want
the Goldfish as their totem. What
will the aristocracy have to say
about 1t?
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Harry Lohr says that Mlas Nathalie
schcnck Ia the most beautiful woman
IN the world. Nathalie may be lovely.
but las Harry examined them ALI
The state herald., 1902-10-17

It Ia generally safe TO ash yodr
friends to drop In and Hce you any
timo II your once Ia ON the sixth
iloor and the elevator isn't running
The state herald., 1902-10-17

1t is becoming almost as dangerous
to ride in automobiles as to be in
front of them. This may bring ro-
form.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Even the new s3O,OOOOOO sewing
machine trust will have Its seamy
side.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Womens fall hats will be large.
Fortunately in this case size does not
affect the price.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

II Emperor William wishes to keep
up with the procession he will havo
to be operated on.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

The American generals Who were
given vacation In Germany may
need five or six months to rest up.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Mount Pelee is giving fresh proof
every day of its great desire to be
uninhabited.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

A luxury, as soon as we get used
to 1t. becomes n necessity.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Look not upon the big apple when it
is red. Too oft it biteth like ball
Of yarn and tasteth like sawdust.
The state herald., 1902-10-17

All that good fuel oil burning in
Texas and nothing to keep northern
people warm. Think of 1t!
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Another plan to protect a,shors I
afoot. How about the readers?
The state herald., 1902-10-17

Can a c7' Certainly. And he can
hear II he isn't t."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-27
ASKS FOA JUSTICE
Mother Of Dinples Lawrence Makes
Pathetic Plea 20 PubIfe-

D1sf1a- 1aae es-1fra- TaHrtnre- tae
mother y -Dtmries- rzErcnce th- Firi
Hho was sifErr drn1ne6 ~ r1rfeFad
q; Coed gireund. L = shart rinse ego.
e. 81 ths h0-ss = her srs-her. Gee-Fs
srhLler. ire artor. ~ sauanfsza- me
mother with her fwo Yo1-E-r rhlitrer
sought TIE auist = her sro.Esr's hant
r. hope - escaping ere curiosity - IRE
TuHiic- Eaies has been --es. stnre ths
1uysisrsess 1e1tb - her @asFhfeE.
Tas dad Eiri zsz lr rse rzhss q srT1s
sa< he- rznut r. ~ Saaaaz u tssk-
INK % fhe ert E1rrow whtrn hab lately
coms l-to hsr re Mrs. L-s=rs-es -aaae
pathetic rsez thst fss 1aH1c Gal nai
grklzdsF EIth hey dad 1ssghfsFn BARE
I'VE usrs ss-ses. gzrA1pa TOO s-t-t STA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-27
STOCKS AID BONDS.

New York. June 26.-Today's market
was stin duller than that OF yesterday
and except for the large dealing in St.
Paul and the considerable activity in Mis-
souri, Pacific and Amalgamated there
was almost nothing worthy of note. The
approach of the months end, which is
also the end of the fiscal year for many
corporations and the extra requirements
upon the money market incident to the
period. were undoubtedly an important
factor in depressing activity. The stock
exchange customs is for loans made on
Friday to carry over until Monday so
that tomorrow is looked forward to with
some solicitude. The call money market
was quite active today, but was free
from furry and what was regarded with
still greater satisfaction, foreign ex-
change receeded a fraction. Bankers
lean bills were in the market thus re-
plenishing the supply, while the holt
day in London and the cessation of the
dribbling liquidation of stocks from that
source Iightsned the demand for ex-
change. The fear of gold Withdraw
though the London market was closed
encouraging news regarding the condi-
ton of the king OF England had some
influence in keeping the local market
firm
The feature Of the day was the de-
mand for st. Paul. resulting in a rise Of
nearly two points The market was
ostensibly based on the good reports OF
spring wheat prospects. The buying was
attributed to the western speculative e.
ement which has led all recent move
ments, but there were indications of
some further diversity in the sources of
the buying. The fact that a full supply
of preliminary literature was in circu-
lation this morning indicated that the
movement was under professional guild
ance. st. Paul was the real sustain
ing force of the market, although there
was a collateral movement in Missouri
Pacific.
The announcement OF the contract be-
tween the Pennsylvania railroad and the
Postal Telegraph company for the us
Of the formers rights of way seemed
to have a depressing effect on some OF
the Gould stocks in sympathy with the
decline of lac in Western Union There
was some strength in Amalgamated
Copper. without any news bearing on
trade conditions to explain the buying
The bond market was firm. Total sales,
par value, S2.070. 900
United States SIS declined &c on the
last call
The closing prices of stocks were as
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CATTLE SALES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The hog market has been going up for
a long time and nobody is very much
surprised when it goes down for one day.
Dold has placed a new International
water filter in his ice plant. The water
OF which the ice is made is condensed
steam. The steam is washed by being
forced through water Then the water
runs through three filters, finishing in the
International. In this last the water is
forced through several layers of lambs
wool cloth and a kind of paper made for
the purpose. Natural ice is not to be
compared with this for purity.
NJ T. Williams & Co. of Kremlin, o. T.,
marketed a ear load of hogs yesterday.
J. J. Randall, of Rose Hnl, had in a
mixed load of cattle and hogs. He said
the hogs were the last in his territory I'M
Gil next fail.
f. ". Johnston, of Pond Creek, can
find hogs when any other shipper can.
He had another car load on the market
yesterday
r. Cole, of Andale. marketed a car load
OF hogs yesterday.
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Grain-Wheat, 5s"c old; new, 54G55c;
corn. 60c: oats, 35d37.
Produce-Butter. I5c; eggs, 12c; hens,
nc; springs, broilers, II to IA pounds,
lie; to pounds. lee; turkey hens, &c:
tens. &c; ducks, fun feathers, &c. geese.
fun feather &C
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HOG MARKET
GOES DOWN
Receipts Were Light and
Quality Not Very Good.
TOP PRICE WAS $40
Cattle Supply Was Light and
Market Steady.
TOP PRICE WAS $40

There was the usual light receipts Of
hogs yesterday. All of the western mar
kets are getting light receipts except Chi
oago. The market had for several days
been going up ike a rocket. but the force
Fropelling it seemed to have spent its
force and it wavered and tarned down
ward. The decline was 3 cents on the
better clas Of hogs and a strong dime on
light and common grades. There were no
well finished hogs on the market yester-
day. The hogs now resemble those com
ing TO market last July, when the farmers
became alarmed about the failure Of the
corn crop and shipped a good many half
fat hogs The packers want hogs, and
they bought everything offered at prices
for which sellers had no grounds for com
plaint
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dy State dairy. 1SGzc; state creamery
1eG2Lc; June imitation creamery, 17G
29c; factory. 1611GlS1zc-
Cheese-Receipts. $40 packages Mar
ket steady 10 firm. Fancy large colorec
and white, 9Ac; fancy small new state
full cream, colored and white. SIC.
Egg$Receipts, 1855 packages. Markef
firm. State and Pennsylvania, 1s1sG1sc
western candled, 1sdlE1c.
SugaF-Raw. weak Refining. 2 13-16c
centrifugal. IS test, 5-lSc; molasses SUI
gar. s-Is; powdered, 475c; graduated
Also.
Coffee-Dull. No Rio. SIC.
Enthusiastically. New Orleans, $50
&c.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. June 2s.-Wheat-July s.
ssG67Ssc; September. 67ts; cash No.
hard. TIC; No. hard. lie; No. hard
roc; rejected hard. 66deSc; No. ? red, go
old: No. red, lie old; No spring, 7oc
Corn-July. &c; September, sc; cash
No. hard. 65ds51kc; No. white. CSC
No. white. sc.
Oats-No. white, z9G5cc.
Rye-No. >. sec.
Hay-Choice timothy. s11.75Q12.oo;choice
prairie, se.00d10.00
Butter-Creamery is1zc; fancy dairy,
1sc
Egss-Fresh, 14c.
Receipt OF wheat, % cars
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New York. June z6.-Close. Money or
calls. steady AZ asGz Per cent closing
bid. and asked e'4f2s. Fer oent. prime
mercantile paper, fza5 Per cent. sterling
exChar &c. steady az recession. wfth &C.
fuai business IN bankers bills ~ s. ~. c
Tor denaud ard ~ - SIC Tor 81 DAYS.
posted rates. t4S5isf7s So commercial
tnls. - s1.GsS--
Bar silver, IS. Mexican dollars 80
Government borcs easter. state oorts
i1acxl re-. railroad bends. arm
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St. Louis.

ST. Louis. June 26.-Cattle-Receipts.
2,700, including 1900 Texans. Natives
steady; Texans strong. Beef steers
$3.0G800; stockers and feeders sS.Sa5.30;
cows and heifers S2.25G6.25: Texas steers
S5.loQ6.25 cows and heifers 3. sOq4-25.
Hogs-Receipts. $500. Market sc lower.
Pigs and lights s7.15G7 As; packers s7.zOG
765; butchers $780,. S71l
Sheep-Receipts. 200. Market steady.
Natives ss.259S.5O; lambs S4-Ooq6.60; Tex
ans S3.0004.40.
ST. Joseph.
st. Joseph, June zs-Cattle-Receipt
100; steady. Natives S4S5GS. 90; COWS and
heifers s1.75d6.50; veals $S.5Vas.0o; stock
ers and feeders 81. OG65.50.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 Light and light
mixed 37.45d7.60; medium and heavy 81
55d7S0; pigs s4.25Qs75.
Sheep-Receipts2 100. Steady. Top
spring lambs SIS. S.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-27
SAVED FROM AN, AwFUL FATF

Everybody said had consumption. .-
writes Mrs \ u shleies 81 chambcrs-
burg Pa II Vas 80 low after six
months q severe sickness. caused 6r Hsy
Fever ard asthma that few fhourhf Z
could get well. bst Tlear1ed ~ ths nsar-
vslous merit q Tr. Kings New Discovery
for Consuursiou used e aud Eas con-
pietely cured I1r desperate Threat ans
Lung Diseases s. is re safest cure ln TIRE
s0rie ard IS infalliblr for Coughs. Gods
ans BroncnlaI A1ectiona- Cozran:eee
bottles &c and q o. ~ Gehrizgs phar-
macy
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York, June 26.-Dry Goods-There
have been no further changes in bleached
eottons. The demand keeps up and sell
ers are getting wei under orders. Brown
sheetings and drills are dull and irregu-
lar Coarse colored cottons generally
steady. Low grade tickings irregular
Print cloths duh and unchanged. Prints
and ginghams firm. Cotton Innings gen.
orally in favor of buyers
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. June -Cotton-Futures
opened steady; June nominal; July, IS 74c
August, sac; September. s.10c; October,
1890; November, 7.94c; January, 1870;
February. 7.s2e; March, 1856
New York. June 26.-Cotton-Spot clos
ed quiet. Middling uplands, 5-lsc mid
ding gulf, 9-16c.
Galveston. Tex, June 26.-Cotton-
Steady, &c.
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HOG SALES.


The supply in the cattle section yes
terday consisted OF a few head of cattle
driven in or shipped in cars with hogs
They were mostly thin stun and it seems
a wonder that farmers will sell such cat
tie at this time Of the season. The mar
ket was about steady for the class Of
stuff sold.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS

market closed as follows
Butter-steady. Creamery. lsa@-c; dairy
1sasfTSc
Eggs-Firm. Fresh. &c
St. Louis.
81. Louis. June S.-W heSt-Lover. No.
red cash. elevator. &c new. track
77s77Sc old. 7zsxc new. July. 757sc. Septsm-
Der. 7V7Sc. No. : hard. 7+f7sc
.Corn-Higher. Nc red cash. Sc
track. s7'6ssc; July, e5t.c. September.
$40
Oats-Highsr- No cash. SC: track.
sSo, July. SIC; se9tsuaber. -. No :
white. sa4S1c-
Rys-Steady. sslsc old
New York. June s.-Bufte--R Receipts.
I0eeo paekar~a Market quiet aid stsz-
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
Wheat-No. , spring, 54075c: 10. 5, 73iz
G-37sc
Corn-No. yellow. 677. G6Sc
Oats-No. >, s5a5l'e; No. ? white. So
T5sc. No. white. 5i'GSsc.
Rye-5steG Sc
Bariey-Good feeding, s7Gsc; fair TO
choice mating. se17ic.
Flax Seed-No. ]. Sis: No. ! North
western E55
Timothy Ssed-Prime S.75.
Mess pork. per bbi. slSs90lS75. lard.
per 100 lbs. sla.5eiss7Io.5s short ribs
aoosel Sa7el1oSo dry saited shoulders
tboNed) Sl16ssc, short clear sides boxed
sic T5d1o.S7ls, whisky. basis OF hsES wines
sl.5e. clover cutloaf sugar. ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-27
Western Leaoue Games.

ST. JOE, 6; COL. SPRINGS, /.
st. Joe, June 26.-The home team won
todays game simply by hitting McNeely
at will. Attendance, 100. Score:
R.H.E.
Col Springs ..... 0O0OO1OOO-1 8
St Joseph ........ o0O20121+-6 II 3
McNeeley and Berawald; McFadden
and Roth.
KANSAS CITY, 4; DENVER, 3.
Kansas City, June 26.-Inability to hit
Gibson at opportune times cost Denver
the game today. Attendance, $50
Score:
RH.E.
Gibson and Messitt; Eylar and Wilson.
Denver .............. 0 o > 0 0 0 / 0-3 2
Kansas City -. 2000101 0'4 1
MILWAUKEE, 4: DIES MONIES, 3.
Milwaukee, June 26.-Milwaukee and
Des Moines split even in a double-header
this afternoon. Swormstead pitched good
ball, but Barber was hit hard while Hof-
fer kept the hits well scattered. The
batting of Stearns and the fielding OF
OLeary were the features.
Attendance, 100. Score:
First game: