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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1902-10-18

1t was on a mixed train on one of the
mountain roads in the Western states.
The conductor and both brakemen had
already shown me their old A. r. U.
cards which they treasured with almost
ahtectionate tenderness. The soiled, IL
legible scraps were souvenirs of the
war;" and revived whole freight
train of reminiscence. The three
weather -beaten trainment were stran-
gers prior to '94; they were off three
different roads, and from three differ
ent states.
Each of the brakemen has told the
story Of his persecution after the strike
The companies had declared that no A.
r. U. striker should ever have an
other job on a railroad, and they were
doing their level best to make good
their avowal. These two brakemen
had to suffer long in the role Of the
wandering Jew. Again and again
they had secured jobs, under assumed
names and otherwise, but as soon as
they we're. found out they were dis
missed with the highly edifying infor-
nation that the company no longer
needed their services.
They were on the railroad blacklist.
Only they know what this means who
have been there. Many times have
these brakemen been hungry. many
times evicted from trains, often foot
sore after a weary walk to the next di-
vision. But they bore 1t all and made
no complaint. Fortunately they were
both single and their .privations wero
at least fre7 from the narrowing
thought that wife and child were be-
ing tortured by their merciless persecu-
tors. They finally conquered the
blacklist and We're once more allowed
to become the slaves Of the railroads.
1t was about noon when the conduc-
tor tapped me on the shoulder and in
vited me into the baggage end Of the
car to have dinner|wi the crew. They
had their own kitchen and utensils and
had managed TO dish up a. most appe-
tlxtnl III llryetsi
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
HOG MAREET
GOES HIGHER
Legal Holiday Did Not Stop.
the Receipts.
TOP PRICE WAS S7.15
Prices Were 10 Higher on
Best, 5 on Others.

The hog market made a pretty good
SLOWING yesterday considering II was a
legal holiday. There was a small run Of
wagon deliveries. but the car loads kept
dropping in just enough 70 hold the COM
mission men and the buyers at the yards
about all day. The market showed an
other advance, and the best hogs sold 70
cents higher. while the more common
classes only showed about a nickel ad-
vance. There were no good heavy hogs
among the car load lois and the top hogs
could only be called good mixed pack
ers- Col Garrett. the buyer for Armour.
ssid il made him hot when the Eagle re-
ported that the other buyers had 10
climb the fence when Cudahy wanted the
hegs. and so he sailed in yesterday and
bought the top load on the market. but he
admitted that they were pretty high
Hogs are bringing comparatively good
prices on this market. and the sellers
know that as vel as the buyers. There
IS no margin left for profit between this
and any ether market
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
BIGGEST BERRIES YET
Wichita Citizen Who Produces Them
large without Losing sweetness

The biggest strawberries that ever
found their way 70 the Eagle of5ce came
yesterday from the hands q A. "
Hoehle And they dl1 not have that fault
az large berries a lack q sweetness. but
on The contrarz, we're Just as luscious
and rea-hiasly delicious as they were
large. some pus q walnut IN the shade
for size. These berries show what care
and cultivation and intelligence IN beSry
culture wHl do. VI Hoehie's place on
East Douglas is becoming famous n
wichita for rs high state Z cultivation
Originally q SHAH orchard. e has made
il a magnificent houe place. sc neat as
gin ard producing the uest y everything
in fr7lits and Vegetables Nc wed ever
Sets more than q quarter y an iueh aish
there The berries are bat sample 4
what the place e producing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
STAND LIKE A STONE WALL.
HAD NIGH FUNERAL
Remains Of Rev. John Ehrssn Taken
20 Clay Center Last Night

Remains Of Rev. John Ehrsan Taken
70 Clay Center Last Night
Rev. John Ehrsau died al the home Of
his sister. Mrs. Mary Beuchel. 81 South
Water street. early yesterday morning
and the funeral services were held at s
O'Clock last night. and the res-ains taken
10 Clay Center for interment. This IS
rather an unusual occurrence. having a
fyneraI 81 night. With full services and a
procession. but that is what passed down
the street from the home T. the Rock
Island depot last night. There Was the
hearse and carriages and pauhearers. as
II the people were going 10 the cemetery.
but when the hearse reached the depot
Il backed up against the curo. and the
oaUbearers carried the caskct from Il 70
the shipping box on the platform AID laid
il as carefully IN the box as they would
have lowered II into the grave. As the
TOP Of the box was screwed on the mourn
ers gathered around and the scens was
almost identical with one az the grave.
Rev John Ehrsan was born in switzer-
land "a years ago and came 20 this ccBz-
try IN 1870. Two years after Dc entered
the ministry. be.sg member q the
west conference Of the German Methodist
church For sever. years he had been
afflicted with paralysis. ard IL wss from
the effects ~ this that be dsed yesterday.
He came u the home - his sister sn th.s
city two years ago. he lived Tor many
years az CLAY Center and has q brother
and daughter living AZ Eaterprise- ks
wife died i've years aso-
Last righr az s clock a number - the
friends q the aged minister Gathered ~
The horae. and The services were con-
Quoted b Rev u s Hunted and Rsr
stcinmever % the German Mefhozliz;
church FROM the seus- the reaasrs
we're taken IN the depot art they E5lf
reach clay Center some tire this after
rcon- Al O'Clock rhe iast rites for the
dead minister via - sol.urlze6. May
years ago Rev Ehrsan seut f0r t~o ~
bis rzost intimate friee1s ard ministers
and tod them THAT ne wished tnen 20
ccndUet the services wien - 1ied- zhese
men were Rev Jz~oa Tanner ~ fade
psusencs. No. and Rev. 2 A. Rfss1 ~
Junction CITY. ard every wish ~ sheir
departed brother sEI - carrief a1s-
These ministers. heFldes rasny Others -
this coaserencs uia - presses. ard eset
uIn pvahzb1y TAKE sorze ps-t i- the er-r-
csses. ard ire hodv zll q latf g. RESI-
ia ~ cemetery 81 ne t0nn patre re
rrlasster rasssd e. macy hzp1y yssrs
src-xinE ar1--E rs rerrIs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
TO PAVEMENT
GIRL IL THROWN FROM BUGGY
on MARKET STREET
ConeussiOn OF Brain Is Feared From
the Injuries.

Last night. Miss Goldie Fret was
thrown from a buggy and received in
juries. the extent OF which had not at a
late hour last night been found The
horse was going AT a fast gait and By a
sudden jerk. threw the girl out. a large
crowd gathered, two men picking the
senseIess form Up and carrying ii 20 he-
home. at the corner OF Main and Pine
streets.
The accident happened just north OF
FIRST street on Market. about lo-l5 last
night The girl. who is Only Il years old.
was down AT the merry go-rolnd- Her
sweetheart and herself got into buggy
TO take a ride. The horse became fright
ened and started on a ran. II IS feared
that the girl has received injuries that
may prove 70 be conclusion OF the brain
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
NNGMAN WHEAT PROSPECTS


Frank wernicheek and Major BTown
% Kinezan ce11tr were IN The city yes
tsrday and were II a happy frame q
mind ever the Ereat crop pras9ects n
thel- couuty. Both assert bevo7a cues
ten that EiaEuaa co-aty wo-sd AaTs a
wheat crop equal 10 any former ysar ard
KAT crop prosperss aside from IRIS Vas
shis was The best ever known sPes<i-g
e wheat. theT saiz Ehers Is 10 claser CD
szrvers e condiria-z thai trzTtlirg izs-
rlszssu meu az5 felEsrs axe 7. Z DAYS
1T Il the Rock Islaz1 I-31e-eat eon-
psny sHd Kate Holm I'll asres thzt 10
section r TIE u1saa has better whest
thaa osr county ens ihat there are uauy
Eeias. ssseefaIlg r the western par nat
are vo-lt bats-z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
Holes up A CONGRESSMAN.
BASEBALL.
National Leaaue Games

BROOKLYN. 70; BOSTON, 3.
Brooklyn. May 31--Br0oklyn Won the
second game against Boston at Wash
fEgt0n Park this afternoon by exception
ally good playing Bunting BY Brooklyn s
star batters vas the feature Of the game
Attendance 1900 Score: ~ II z
Boston -------..-----.g Q . 9 ID ?
Brooklyn .-.-..------2 , o o 3 10 Il l
Batteries-Kittredge aud Hale; Douo-
van. Ahearn and Farrell
PHILADELPHIA, s. NEW YORK. Q.
New York May 30.-Before a crowd Of
q .0oe persons Philadelphia shut out the
New York team al the Polo Grounds this
afternoon The home players could do
nothing with Frazer's delivery. Score:
PHILADELPHIA ......0o200IsO GSi9 3
New York .--.-.-.----0 o 0 Q > Q @ 90
Batteries-Frazer and Doran; Taylor,
vans and YeageT.
ST LOUIS. %; CINCINNATI. 81.
St Louis May 30.-St Louis and Gin
cinnau split even On todays double
header. each winning q game. Both con
weather conditions. Attendance, 5.eoo.
First game RHE
St Louis ...........G0100 0o-2 10 ,
Cincinnati ....-.--..0 q @ 2 n I IS Il
Batteries-Popp and O'NeiI; Hahn and
PETIT
Second game r Il
St Louis ....-......I 0I0016 O.
Cincinnati .........-..0 @ G o Q o ! Q o.
Batteries-Dunham and O'Nels Ewing
and Bergher-
CHICAGO. 3; PITTSBURG, 0.
Pittsburg. May 33.-Iu the afternoon
game Jack Menefee administered the first
shut-Out Of the season 70 the home team
only two Pittsourgrrs reached third base
Attendance, 1890 Score: z Z
Pitcsburg -.-.-..-.....o 9 @ g 0 o o % :
Chicago --.--...--...-o o % q Q o ca 70
PHILIPPE and O'Connor; Men
efee and Chance.
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
ChIcaoo.

chicago.
Chicago Nav Cattle Receipts. 7 sfi.
including 2- Texans Market steady
Good TO prime steers S. ss1 80, poor 20
medium s. 1850. Stockcrs and feeders.
s. .0f- cows. = artIa-s2, hciiers 49,
-; canners. s. SEQ 50. bulls $50 =:
HOGS Receipts TODAY. 15.ae, tomorrow.
1l.oe1 ieft over 5sil. Market &c nisher.
Mixed and butchers $3.50, 50 5000 -
choice heavy. Nl7-t5, rough heavy.
lSh- S sfl- 10; bulk ~ safes,
lamss str61g Good n choice wethsvs.
8 tair Cd choice mixed, $3.50.
- western sheep $500 =, uativs
lambs. $5-el--A western lambs, So--s4
0niciai receipts ana shipments yester-
Gav- Eecelp ts-rlftie. 1a>I5- hogs -1oQf-
sheen. SaS7 u1eats-Cattle, 5.ls4. hogs
AL. sheep ST
Kansas City
Kansas city. May Sd attie-Eleceipt s.
Eer steady. Choice expert ana dressed
btaf steers. S. Sc4 40 fair % Ecci s. -
CT $50 stoc sers ard lse-ers
estern I'D steers s. 1853, Texas and
81. native COWS. S-.l5lf go rat-FE helf-
ers. Alfb. - Gamers. s. bulls,
calves, e62.
heES-k Receipts. t4.sl Market steaGr 70
s. higher. Top s. As bulk ~ sales z-lE
e -. heavy. k.-,-a-tfl- - mixed r1c-ers.
Leat. s5eet--'; workers $50
6 pigs S. sae6 81
Receipts. easa Market steady.
Native lambs S5-sf753- western lambs
3 .S native werners- &-ss ~
western wethers s. ls0, FED ewes,
Sisfze-l5, Texas clipped yearlings. S5tl
fffe. Texas clipped sheep S. as -.
stcckcrs ard feeders. S-.55 55-
St Louis.
s. Io-is Nay Receipts.
gee inciDdinE L6e Texans Market
STEADY g. a shade lower Beef steers.
s ss 81, scockers and feeders. 0zs7s So
COWS ard heifrrs Zs %. Texas fed
steers. 4-erf- srassers s. 5fs g.
COWS and hFlfeTs &.7Gs-l5
Hcgs- Receipts. zea Market STEADY.
fgs and lights. s.. 80. packers. 8 s5fs
-. butchers. s asI7s9
Receipts 80 Market steady
Natives. s4.ee1ss ~ lambs. s gQzS.1s.
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Rates shown 10 Galveston are obtain
able through Wichita viFh 4 six months
storage privilege. which insures for that
city absolute protection OF through rates
from point OF origin 20 destination Rates
from the same stations 70 Galveston via
Kansas City are higher in every instance
and the same condition prevails through
out the state Of Kansas
VIII Complainant alleges discriUina-
ton against Wichita By reason OF the ex-
istence Of a proportional rate OF ffteen
C5) cents per hundred pounds, Kansas
City 10 Galveston. as against rate of
tweuty-eight and one-half fesisl cents O.
wheat and twentT-six t2sl cents on other
grain from Wichita We submit. first.
that the rate from Kansas city IS not a
local rate. cannot under the rules beusec
in basing through rates and in fact is
but a proportion ascruing 10 lines south
OF Kansas CRY in the division OF through
rates. II is established and maintained by
Kansas City lines and not met by ali
rail lines defendants TO this complaint
Second. that rates Of twenty eisht and
ons-half esq cents on wheat and TWEEN
tv-six (asl on corn from Wichita are not
applied locally. but instead the balance OF
through rates applies in al instances
from points OF origin 70 destination
The rate from Kansas City 70 Calves
ton and New Orleans Is predicated upon
the rates 70 Chicago. St. Louis and the
Atlantic eaboard. and without same the
gulf lines would be deprived from partici-
pating in competition for business out 81
Kansas City and Gulf ports would Be
closed 10 this market.
We therefore pray for leave 20 inter
vene in this case and be heard as our in
terests Justify.
THE BOARD OF TRADE OF KANSAS
CITY. Mo.
By a. MKENZIE. President.
Attest. E .. BIGELOW. Secretary.
State OF Missouri County Of Jackson. s.
7. " P Trickett. upon oath say that
am Commissioner Of the Kansas City
Transportation Bureau and as such rep
resent the Board Of Trade; that l have
read the foregoing petition. and the facts
therein stated are true as believe.
". P. TRICKETT.
subscribd and sworn TO before me this
10Th day OF May. 1902
(SeaD EDWARD D. BTGELOW.
Notary Public. Jackson County. No.
Ny Commission Expires January i, ls5-
STAND LIKE A STONE WALL.
Between your children and the tortures
Of itching and burning eczema. scafchead
or other skin diseases.-How2 why. by US
ing BuckIen's Arnica Salve. earth's great
est healer. Quickest cure for Ulcers.
Fever Sores. salt Rheum. Cuts. Burns or
Bruises. Infallble for Plies. z5c at Geh-
rfnr,s Pharmacy
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TO INVADE GEUDA SPRINGS
Many wIchIszns .auI so VITA the
ENr1r~IoB RunaaT

he SD e ~ - = fxcerE'1r .
Gssaa sar.zEs saner-e~. isaslaE hess e
So iE yhe lo---rr ard re.urrl-E a. ~
ussai huur. Z ecipez Su-s1r fTszszS
TAs roun8-tEtp za5 cest a soEsr sd
ra1y ara erpsctes % take i - ~
ur-e scA.szia 80 Ssse vzzEa<s esxat
holrs az the sar1ss. -ks excsrx.ez vi
* ccaasesae - IA. there 40 - 10
cAzage q cara
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31

ity. 7, b a wei known fact. that an "a
violin y taksn % pieces ard freshly gipea
together again. makes che t0He ~ better
thar arg ether good neH vielia. while he
older tneF are. the more mellow the toas.
Several ane Stradavsrsua victims asTe
thus rendered practlc2iiy Falus3ees before
this vas f1uad olg There are stu
plenty ~ good seats obtainaris az he
Moore Drag company. rs East ususiss
avenue
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CLASS DAY At PARAMOUNT
FntezesTEn< and NsF~I Fafertsfs.
usrnt fa ~ fsGsen TaRfzhL

college, ssrl7rs ST. = rvez this eFerz
~ she c1Iare - e Dslsi clzsl-saF q
thz -zast attractive feature ezri-z res-
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American Leaoue Games.

BALTIMORE. 1910, CLEVELAND, A..
Baltimore. May 50.-The BaltimOres had
g batting matinee today and won both
games from Cleveland by good STICK w0rk-
There were three home runs in the first
game two made by Bresnehsn and two
more IN the second game. Attendance,
l2.04l. Score
First game II z
Baltimore ..........0 0OI235 -l2 Il 3
. Cleveland --.--------Z o . o o.
Batteries-Eowell and Robinson; Wright
and BeTnis-
Second game II Z
baltimore ..-..-....4 0 0201 Q 10 Il 4
Cleveland .-...---.-.1 o 3 > Il
Batteries-Hughes and Robinson; Moore
and Bemis
WASHINGTON. >; CHICAGO. ;.
Washington May 30--In the second
game Chicago won a close and well,
prIITs error followed bv suilivan;s hit.
gave them the necessary runs Score:
Washington ...-..-.-9 20 o 0 -
Chicago ..-...........0 3 @ . @ o @ 0 0-3 10
Batteries-Patten and Clarke; Callahan
and Sullivan
ST. LOUIS. /: PHILADELPHIA, II.
Philadelphia, May 3o--Seauential hit
ting gave the locals the afternoon game
Hastings was effective and kent st. Louis
hits wei scattered. The Visitors field
ing was ragged at times. Attendance.
=. l2S. Score. r II Z
ST Louis -..........0OOG02 O11-4s
Philadelphia -.-..-00sI 022 III z 1
Batteries Powell and Snyder; Hastings
and Powers.
BOSTON z. DETROIT. 0.
B0ston. May S0.-Boston turned the Ia
bles on Detroit in the afternoon game
by hard and consecutive hitting. Mercer
was batted out Of the box in the fifth in
ming. Cronin. who took his place. was hit
in Only the eighth. Attendance. lz,914
Score. r II Z
Boston ..-.-...-....-.@ / +-l2 IS
Detroit --....--..-.-.0 q % q Q e.
Batteries-Young and Crigsr. Mercer,
Cronin and Buelow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31

New Haven Cern-. MAY 5a.-Xals Sur
prisei even hep narrueSt supporters -
winning frona Princeton This afternoon n
au exciting bat loosely piayed game Il
the championship series. Yale wuz ire
game or the merits - her te5cz zcTS.
assisted grcztls however. By Princeton
Princeton hi5N shrd cnf~yr up Up
Princeton .-.---.....------o 9o1S5E s
Yale -..s...--.r....s....ss.-4 : lSt t-1e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31
ROCK ISLAND REDUCES RATE
viii Haul Sa<ar for give Goats Less
Thas Earusris

W. IT Hesbls commercial frrisaf sFfnt
~ the Rock Isianf. anaoance1 Yerteri4y
that thaf road Rad srantea a reiueten
y Eve cests rsr hanfrsa peBnas "a
sugar tbs reaaetfa 81 fae same -
nat creates % fhe Friree 81 aaaeunesa
"a yesterdays Easfs snG sli f.Tsre n
great s1santasr 81 the people of 80
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-31

DIES MONIES. no. OMAHA. 81.
Omaha, May Omaha and Des Moines
broke even on today s game The locals
were easy victims Of the visitors in the
morning game. but the afternoon game
was not won until the last man vas out
both pitchers being a. their best- Attend
Morning game RHE
Des Moines -........2 f10I @ > o ell II .
Omaha .---.......---2 0 @ q J o. II !
Batteries-Barry and Lo5eck. Aloway
AfteFnooa game RHE
Omaha .--..-..-......0 Q Q 9 Q 2 0 IL
Des Moines 800 @ o 0 . d o. GO
Batteries-Owens and Gondinss Morri-
son and LobeCk
COLO SPRINGS. FL. PEORIA. 20
Colorado Springs Colo, May 3o.-Peoria
won the first game today By hitting Jones
freely when hits meant runs. AcGilL Tor
the visitors. was very effective az critical
tttnes- Attendance. +le. score Z r
Peoria -----.---.---.- - q 9 > q ! II 10
Colorado Springs. o eel o O 90
Batteriss-AlcGiH and Wilson; Jones
and Baerwald.
Afternoon game-When Cox had beSn
touched up for Eve runs ii the first.
Schafstahl went into the box and the
locals made four more. Then Peoria
played steady. uphill game. having
the home team worried az several stages.
attendance, 55el score
Colorado Springs g @ p r Iii =
Batteries-Co.x. Schaftstahl. Wilson and
I-tttr-- -ft.ft me -AN4NsElfs AAA- Lf--t--
wald-
DENVER. So, MlLWAU kEE. o-l7.
Denver. Colo. May S2.-Denver and MI
Waukse broke even in Two poorly played
games TO-DAY. Ia the fourth iuniuE II the
second game Pitcher Barber waS hit over
the eve by bah batte1 b. jones. ana
rendered unconscious. Attendance, l1eeo.
Firs5 game RHEI
Denver .-......-.....o0Is 10I'-5
s.fflwaukee ..--..-....1 @ . . 0 &c 6
Batteries Eyier ana Mcconnell. Nc
Pherson and Stamford.
Second game = Il =
Denver ---.....--.-..1 eae ID 81 =
MINIATURES ..--------a . q , = --4 =
ztterles-NY srcrbury. Frisk and Nc
Council Barber. McPhersol ard Lucia
KANSAS CITY. : ST. JOSEPH. &
Kansas city May a-The second game
was notable for gonG batting by kelcer
and Robinson ana excellent playing all-
Kasisas Cify ..-.-...eoo0s 938s-
81 Joseph -.---------l { 2 ] ? -. ~ :
Batter.ss-Cahle and Messiti. Parvin
ard Roth.
KANSAS CITY. ~. MILWAUKEE,. s..
Kansas CITY. May s--Score.
First game \ = !.
Kansas CRY ----------- --------.-- e
ST ltH1shEe -s--+-e ~ 3
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prepared a most interesting program. a
program fun of college fgn. 'roasts ard
original surprises. These exercises viii
begin at O'Clock There viii be no
charge Tor admission. The program VII
BE- rsndered as follows.
Music ..-..-........---.......--. Selected
Misses LII.
Refchuers Choices farce scene -
Athome. scene 2-starting for colieKe.
Intermlssion-M Music by Mrs. Langes-
trum
Scene s-yoices from afar scene g.
Home coming. Scene Choice q cas-
kets
Recitation ..-....--..--.....-..Ci Class History
Gan Ross
CThis scene wiu he Illustrated b means
of = stereopiicenl
Presentation q class Insignia
Class song
Planting the Ivy
Or. IS. 7. Logsdoa u Rockport Ind
has located IN tho city and opened ar
Office az rs East Douglas avenue The
doctor comes 10 rs With thirteen years
experience u the practice n medicine ara
slrsery. Re Is g graduate - she medical
department ~ The University ~ Louis
vile Ky. alec II the Cslrago Homeo-
pathie Medical College and g highly rec
orursendcd by MS people az Fsockre-t
who wish bin success lr MS rev aeid q
labor
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THE WEATHER.

Washington, May 5o--Weather forecast
fer Saturday and sunday
Kansas-Fair Saturday. warmer II east
portion. Sunday fair
Oklahoma aud Indian Territory-Fair
Saturday and Sunday
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HOG SALES


The offerings on the cattle market yes
terday were mostly driven in by farmers.
snd the result was light receipts. Prices
were about steady
~. IL 1. 10
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St Ioseah.

St. Joseph. May so,-Cattle--Receipt
30. Market slow Natives. S5-75d7. .;
cows and heifers. s.. 5016-20, veals. s. 5ga
$50; stockers and feeders, 8 2G3.75.
Hogs-Receipts. 90. Market strong
Light and light mixed. 81. sat III; me-
dunn and heavy, s7.2elIT .45; pigs, sz.0eGs
60.
sheep-Receipts. 70 Market steady. Top
spring lambs, $50.
HOLES Up A CONGRESSMAN.
AT the end Of the eompaign.' writes
Champ Clark, Missouri's brilliant con-
gresham. from overwcrk. nervous ten
sion. loss Of sleep and constant speaking
had about utterly collapsed 1t seemed
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Hi. Life Heavily Insured.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. 19.--It has developed that R. c. Whayne, Louis vile business man, who was found dead in the vicinity of Jacob park with a gunshot wound in the breast, carried insurance on his life of $340,O0O and had applications pending for $50000 more Near MT. Whayne's body, but on the opposite side of a wire fence, was shotgun with one barrel empty and the other loaded and cooked. His friends and family declare that death was due to accident and that the gun was discharged while he was climbing through the fence. The coroner will in- vestigate.