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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-22

week. Of heavy buying al some new
points u Offset realizing at others It
So happened however. that the stocks in
which realizing vas attempted. namely.
the Western and Pacific stocks were
scutely depressed, the threat q harm
% the crops and by the leave granted
% the state Of washington 70 fie a suit
IN the supreme court against TIE North
ern Securities company. The leaders Of
the campaign for the advance recovered
their position 10 some extent late il the
day by a vigorous buying movement n
Southern Pacific. up 70 69ls and in Read
ing and Manhattan. which were lifted
respectively 4lz--37sc over Saturday. This
induced a general covering movement IN
the whole market and in substantial raj
lies which materially reduced the losses
but still left prices generally below Sat
urday.
An incident q the day was the demon
allzation IN the silver market which car
ried silver bullion 10 500 cents an ounce.
compared with the previous low record
OF 5Ii+c On September !. 1897. when japan
adopted the sold standard. The slump
j. said % be due 70 selling BY China as
necessary incident 70 the payment Of
The indemnity 10 the powers The market
closed active and about steady
The heavy selling OF Union Pacific con-
vertible bonds was the feature OF the
bond market Total sales. par value.
= IS &C United States bonds were all
unchanged on the last call
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DEMOCRATS GER TOGETHER
Caucus Is Held to Agree on Philippine
Proposition.


washington, April 21-Th Democrats
Of the house OF representatives held 4
caucus tonight 70 consider the Philippine
civ1 government bIl agreed upon by tho
Democratic menb ers Of the insuIzr COM
uittee. The caucus lasted until shortly
before midnight when resolution BIZ
Representative Jones Of Virginia was
adopted. unanimously approving the BIZ
and requesting the Democratic members
on tho iusuIar committee 10 confe- with
Democratic senators il order 70 reconcile
any differences existing as 70 the details
Of a Philippine measure with a view TO
reaching an agreement upon one biu TO
be urged in both branches OF congress.
Before the adoption OF this resolution
the Democratic members Of the iusulsr
committee explained the terms OF the
four separate PhuiPpiae measures now
proposed.
The Republican bin in the senate 7ro-
vides q temporary form Of civil govern
ment IL effect continuing the present
system. TIE Republican house blu pro
poses a complets form o. civil govern
aent with a Philippine legislature. The
Democratic bills. both ID the senate and
The house. look q the ultimate in6spsn-
deuce Of the islands. brr the house meas
ure secs more into details on the period
preceding independence. rxirE July
1911 as the date for complete i-s1ls-
independence. II Is with = rew 20 rec
oncliuE the details 81 the TWO Democrat tic
measures that rhe resolutions we're sd1r-
ted tonight Speeches we're made -
support u their resolution ~ Nessrs
Jones q Virginia, Williams q M.ssls-
si0pi and Gaines of Tennessee
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sc; May. $40; July, sc; Sept. &c No.
white. 415cIss1zc-
Rye-Firn, &C asked.
s. Joe. April 21-Cattle-Receiptz. 81.
market steady. natives s550fI7-I3- cows
and heiters. 81 EaS5G veals. s256d6.o1.
bulls and stays. $1,000 stocSers and
feeders g 0tT15-&
Hog@Receipts. 2750: market I1c lower
light and light mixed. s.. s9e71-l0, medium
and heavy, s5.os1z47-55; Pigs. s-SQs5 >
bulk Of sales IS s5G7-l5.
Sheep Receipts. SOS. market steady 10
1oc higher; western lambs s. "a %; west
ern sheep, $-75qs-5.
New York.
New York April I-Butter-Receipt
s.l32 packages. Market steady. State
dairy 24Qz4. state Crea merry. -5fI1s. f1liIa--
ton creamery. 24Gz1. factory. E312s
Cheese-Receipts. - packages Market
firm. Fancy large full cream, fan make
cOlored and white I3TI2l4. fancy small
state full cream early make. coiored
and white. 13Gl3i4c
Egg-Receipts =. 6S5 DscEa yes Market
firm State and Pennsylvania. sc. west
eTn q marx. l7lslISc.
Sugar-Raw firm Fair refining. es-s1c,
centrifugal SIC. test. 1880. nnola sses
sugar , gl-32c- Refined steady Crushed.
KS. powdered. S4S5. granulated. 81
Coffee-QuieC and steady. No. ; RIO.
1-l6c
3folasses-Firrn- New Orleans. ssGEc.
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Piles Cured Without The Knife.

Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protruding
Piles No Cure No Pay All druggists
are authorized by the manufacturers of
Pazo Ointment to refund money where 1t
fails to cure any case Of piles. no matter
Of how long standing Cures ordinary
cases in six days; the worst cases in
fourteen days one application gives ease
and rest Relieves itching instantly. This
is a new discovery and is the only pile
remedy sold on 4 positive guarantee, no
cure no pay Price SIC II your druggist
don't keep it IN stock send rs soc in
stamps and we viii forward same by mall
Manufactured by PARIS MEDICINE co.
ST. Louis. No. who also manufacture
the celebrated cold cure. Laxative Bromo-
Ouiai1e Tablets.
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EXPECTATION is GREAT
Of Glorious Time at the Republican
Banquet this Week.

Guthrie o. t. AprIt -I--O1c OF the
most important events in the history Of
Oklahoma Republicanism VIII take pIace
at Oklahoma City tomorrow. at
which time the members Of the
Oklahoma Anniversary Republican club
gather Tor their first annual meeting and
banquet From present Indications the
event viii ne largely attended By Repub-
ucans from al over Oklahoma Hotel
accommodations are being asked for ard
the city will be filed % overf0wiug
Ex-Secretary Of the Interior John w
Noble has been secured f1r the prin-
cipai address and owing 20 the fact that
he was en- charge OF the interior d.i7art-
ment al the time Of the original opening
there is no doubt but what he TIL have
many happy remarks 70 make concerning
that OCCASION. II addition 70 this address.
q program has been prepared. which in
cludes orators from eli parts u the ter
ritory. and the Indications are that the
banquet VIII last until the small hours
OF next Wednesday morning The pro
gram is announced as follows:
T. B. Ferguson-'R Relation q RepubIs-
can Government 20 Prosperity"
c. " Barnes-.'The Party in Oklahoma
Past. Present and Future
John Embry--The President of ths
United states and His Personalities"
Geo. z. McKennis-'P Political Coming
ling Of the Youth and Sage
Nels Dariing-'The Winning ard How
20 Insure It
Charles P. LacOin-"Ths Party. East
and West"
A. l. Thomss-"Ths Newspaper II Pc
litical campaigns"
T. n 8IcGui--"R- publlcsn Suc4ss n
Past Territorial Campaigns
A. J. Seay--A Pioneer in Politics ard
a Record for the Years
John e HuEhss-sThs Orator ard His
Campaign influence
A. II GeissIsr-"Rc Republication ard
Long Grass
". c. Tetrick-. How 20 EJECT En-
The banquet VII r. served az the pop
ular Lee Hotel ard the large dining room
az the hosiery viii b uecomlngiy deco
rated for tlat event
The Okla bona Anniversary Republican
club was originated By leading Rsp1bli-
cans ~ oklahoma Citv- II has long oes1
a desire 81 tho Republicans la that enter-
p-is.nE city o. have IN organization q
this -atlre hgf the time was rot ripe
u-tl This rirs Wre1 The commencement
went our ove- ere territory rhsr su-h ~
Organization vss c1rts-ngl srsd T1r1s ~
e-co- rlEu1r vent 81 th- promoters
En- nearly every masL s wez ago
meeting ~ The executive rauuL-t-e Ess
ld ara tie 7roEreu - stated anrTs
aE5 zer re rz hs been
steuati-s carried c1 ard afier tne
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-22
4 DOCTORS BAD PLIGHT,

Two years ago. as result OF a Sc
we're cold. I lost my voice. writes DR..
NJ /. Scarborough of Hebron. Ohio. then
began an obstinate cough Every RENE
dy known 10 me as q practicing physician
for So years. failed. and I daily grew
worse. Being urged 10 Try DR.. King :
New Discovery FOR Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. I found quick relief. and for
last ten days have felt better than for
two years. Positively guaranteed for
Throat and Lung troubles b. Gehring' 5
Pharmacy, SOC and 100
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-22
THEY PLAY HEAVY MUSIC
Pupils Of the University are Making
Rapid Progress.

Pupils Of the University are Making
Rapid Progress
Norman. o. T, April 1.-The fourth
Pupils recital or the University School
Of Music has been given in the Music hall
The r-citals have made up great part OF
rccitals have made up q great part OF
the entertaining events under the man
ageme1t OF the music school this year.
Each number has shown an increase II
interest, and the large crowd OF students
and friends that were present speaks well
Cor the reception this work IS 10 receive
IN The future. Mr.. Merrill. who came TO
the University last year from the school
OF fine arts OF the Kansas University. is
using his energy and talent 70 secure 10
University audiences musical numbers
that are worth while The performance
o. the pupils Thursday evening was g
as follows:
Procession March ...-........---s.. Ri1guet
Misses Euline Capshav and Mary
Briggs
The Lass with the Defeats Air"-Arues
Miss Blanche Morgan.
Moment Musical Weber
Miss Bernice Rice.
Valse Brilliant ...----.........-..... Durznd
Miss Lulu Hooper.
(a) The Flatterer' -..--..-..-. ChamiEade
@; Etude ....--...........-....Mo szkowsky
Miss Mary Bamford.
Pzpilion Butterfly ...-...........-. GODDARD
Miss Birdie BurTord
If Were q Bird .Henseit
Miss Blanche Morgan.
Waltz No. 2.......................... GODDARD
Miss Euine CapShaw.
Ladies Quartette-
(al Lullaby ........................Br Brahms
CO. The Rustic Dance ..............R esch
Mesdames White and Gittinger.
Misses Bucklin and Morgan.
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Tie wind blew so hard YESTERDAY that
re0ple about the st0ckyards wondered
Il there was any danger OF the roofs
being raised OF the pens
The receipts OF hogs viii either have TO
~ increa Sed OF the buyers viii have 70
uaks uD their minds 70 get along with
fewer hogs than theT are now calling for.
Campbell and Horton OF Caldwell con
signed "a car load Of hogs to this mar
ket yesterday.
Townsend and Lzmon. the wei known
shippers AZ AldaIe. marketed q car lead
OF mixed hogs YESTERDAY Mt LamOn
was IN charge. h said he did not ex-
pect 70 ship more than a car load each
month from now until another corn crop
e.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
The Hog Market Scored Five
Cents Decline.
OFFERINGS WERE COMMON
Cattle Receipts Were Light
Market Steady,
OFFERINGS WERE COMMON

The receipts OF hogs we're light yes
terday. which Is usually the case here on
Monday. The market was a strong five
cents lower. The best car hogs on the
market were only mixed. running from
heavy down TO nearly light weights.
which caused al the car hogs 20 sell
under SEQ The top sale was for wagon
deliveries On account OF the common quail
fly Of the car hogs. Cudahy was the
buyer OF all the hogs offered. The re-
ceipts were too light 20 encourage the
other buyers TO take hold. Sellers knew
they did not have top hogs and they were
satisfied with prices.
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New York Money Market.

New York. April H.-sfonev. on call
steady a. a. Per cent Prime mercantile
paper. $500 per cent. Sterling excha ngs
steady. with actual business II BANKERS
9iis al s4Sl9sQ 4.sI7s for demand and "a s.
ior sixty days. posted rates sLs5 and
- = 2 Commercial bills. $3.50 and
Mexican dollars. &c. nominal
Government bonds steady Refurding
registered and coupon 10sS: IS. regis
tered. lles. coupon 1884,: new As. regis
tered l3o. coupon 1SSi4. old IS, registered
and coupon. llIl4. S registered 105s4
coupon 1s-
Bzr silver z0L-r
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BASEBALL.

/ New York. April 2l-New York defeated
Boston at the Polo grounds today Math-
eWson was IN the box for the home tea m
/ and acquitted himself credibIv except in
/ the sixth inning. when he was wild The
Z New FORKS batted Hale freely. Attend
| ance, 500 Score
R.HE.
| Boston .---....-..... 0O0O050O 0
/ New York ...--.--..- 0021020 8 3 2
Hale and Kittredge; Msthewson and
KeageT.
PHILA., s. BROOKLYN. .
Philadelphia. april pitcher Donovan
/ vas responsible for BTookIyn's defeat to
day. In the first inning rs gave four
I bases on balls, was hit safely four times
and made a Wild throw. Attendance, BOG.
Score:
Brooklyn ............ I00OoOo1 5
Philadelphia .--.-... G 0020 S Is ,
Donovan, Winham and Ahern; White
and Doolin.
CHICAGO. 4; ST. LOUIS, ;.
Chicago. April z1--The National League
season opeU ed here today with q close but
undressing same. The locals won By
punching hits In the second and Yerkes'
gift and two fumbIes in the eighth At
RHE.
chicago ............. 030O0O01 = /
ST Louis ----..-..-.. ] o o @ D g 1 0-3
Taylor and Chance; Xerkes and Ryan
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SILVER KNOCKED OUT
Decentralization in That Metal Passes
Previous Records

New York. April 2l.-This was another
day 81 active and varied speculation in
stocks. but the campaign for the advanced
received a rather severe checy- The day
started Of with indications Of a repeu-
ton o. the successful tactics adopted last
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This larss four-sSory building 70 sd
nlirs5iy ntted and furnished Tor The care
q The SICK so loashserns or conta<ious
diseases admitted. but al other diseases
that are us1ally treated 20 hossitais are
WHISKY. Cocaine ard Norrhins Babits.
absolutely gzara1teed- Wof1ea. married
or sfnge. can las safe retreat hsrs
curing cou-. 1e--slt. and home "a sFs-T
case found for ths chad u required a
operations an1 ue<lcal tre1fE1a1f srs
free ard the oniy charge mat Il mafs r.
tss or1luzry hoEr.ta Gee. wh.ch - s1ss
enough q ray Ire r1ari srEsrses q
ths iustitEuca- TIRE rrst - Fsfersacss
given whea required write far circular
C ths -1fartha Vrassaizzfeu Eema-~
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HOG SALES
CATTLE SALES

kst did not exceed one good car load The
market vas steady for TIE class OF cat
sold
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Dear me- exL.a-1ned the u. q ,zthe>
snxiously "WhatLver car - lie u-stt p
eth the baby. Il st cTT11."
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{. p. johnson & .

Live sterE CeRmf>~ o. Isrr-s1n-,
CFoe: Stock Yards Esra-nge 8sls-
ING. Wicf IA 'Pno1= SO.
F4-tcel years cxeerle-1e % -E 1&s
e1zl-es T. Efst r1r rr
customers EarreE gs1cta--s fsr- seed
spcn Eeg-esr Money furnished O. .el6--z-
References: Kansas Nzti5nzl Bank.
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Kansas CITY.

Kansas Cftv. Nav -Wheat-NsT. "a.
July. 72is Cash No. hard. 147sQ75; No Q
hard 14c. No : red SIC. No red soc
Cor1-AIsv. 63ikc. September. Sc. cash
No. mixed, 65l2066s. No. white. CO..;
No } white. SIC.
Osts-N0 . white 45c.
Rye-No. . sc.
Hay-Choice timothy. t575: choice D-ai-
re. s1350d14.0o
Butter-Creamery 25o; fancy dai-y.
q cents
Eggs-Fresh 1Sizc
Receipts OF wheat. = cars.
ST. Louis.
s.. Louis. April .-Theat-Lower. No
red cash elevator, 70. track. SQi<1slc,
75ts I7sC.
Corn-Lover- No . cash. Sc: track s.
ass &c; May, sc; July SO sea Sept ,
oats-Lower. No ? cash. axe; track.
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicano.

Chicago. April 21-CattIe-Receipt = .
800 About ID 10 I5c lower. good 10 prime
steers, f6.791I1-s5, poor 70 medium. 81 60T
s. =, stockers and feeders. 3. SOS 90. s0ws.
LOGS o.. heifers. S2.50d5.70- Gamers. 81 40
Texas fed steers. s5.-5d6--5.
HogS-Receipts today. y go; tomorrow s
estimate, ? co, left over. none. 10 TO 15c
lower, mixed and butchers 3. 7577-20.
good 10 choice heavy. s71pd725; rough
heavy. $500, light. S5.60G6e5. bulk Of
sales 81. s5G7.l5.
Sheep Receipts 16. 900: market steady 70
strong. lambs, steady 70 I0c higher good
70 choice wethers. S55065 %, fair TO
choice mixed. s475G550. western sheep
s. 1880; native lambs. S475G6.59; western
lambs s570d1I5
Official yesterday; fpts-CattIe,
rs. hogs. 1872; sheep. 769, shipment s-
Cattle IA, hogs 6a3, sheep. -
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Chicago.


Chicago. April 21-The leading futures
ranged as follows
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St. Louis.

St Louis April 21-CsttIe-Receipts
25o0 including 100 Texans Natives
steady. Texans slow and easy Reef
steers a CO. sLockers ana feeders,
S--5G5. 60. COWS and heifers. s25Q5.5o.
Texas steers Erassers. S5-5eal4 -; fed,
sfAE6 t0- COWS and heifers. S2500a-50.
lower Pigs and lights s. $500. pack
ers 8 95GS--l5- butchers Sl.l0a1 %
Shseu-Receipcs. 200 Market firm. Ma
rives. 81 5075 50. lambs. S5.5e1S-5o. Texans.
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Kansas City.

kansas City. april Receipts
$50 natives. 900 Texans loo calves: good
killing and feeding cattle. steady. infe-
Tior grades. slow. choice export and
good. S50015-59. stockers and feeders s. 90
fts-l. western fed steers. S5.l0N6o9. Texas
and Indian steers. 5000 15- Texas cows,
$500 80. native COWS. sJ.plG5.5e- Sleifers
8 oN6 s.. Gamers S256u35o bulls s350n
SO. calves. s. aen600
Hogs-R Receipts. 30. market 81 loc low
err tOp.S-a0- bulk of sales. $500 rs;
heavy. S7-15d7.1f. mixed packers. S. $50
T25. light $3.50 05. pigs. s60ou6.50
Sheep-Receipts. $500 market Ice higher,
native lambs 65fI-00. western lambs
st55G6S5. native wethers. S5.54d61o- west
ern wethers. g 50Q5-9a. yearlI1gs. 5000
r 81 ewes S5-0Hff5 So Texas clipped grass
yearlings, s5.9l165o; clipped Texas sheep.
gt-7T5 s.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-07-18
THE ROLLING MILL MINE.
The Hole In the round Near Johns
sowu. where So Many Lives We're
Lost. Again In Operation

Jamestown, Pa. July 15.-OPera-
tions were started in every section ~
the Rolling Mill mine Of the Cambria
Steel Co. except the Klondike, where
the fatal explosion OF Thursday &C.
Cured. A majority of the so men ON
hand when the first trip went into
the mine were foreigners They did
not seem I % have the least hesitation
in re-entering the mine where so
many Of their fellow-countrymen
lost their lives
A full force of men is expected to
be at work before night. with the ex-
ception of the Klondike. where a large
ton Of the Klondike. where a large
force of men is employed cleaning up
the falls and repairing the oratticcs
that were blown down. When this .
completed, the mine inspectors VIII
make an investigation before II can
be opened again for operation
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THE DES MONIES RIVER FLOOD
The Crest Has Reached Otto wi
and In Rapidly Drawsss To-
wards Towns Down stream.

Dc= Moines, Ia, July 1.-THE crest
of tbs food in the Des Moines river
has reached Ottumwa. and is rapidly
drawing toward the towns farther
down stream. The Des Moines has
risen six feet at Ottumwa since sun
day morning and still rising 1t IS
Is feet above low water mark ana
has driven "a families from their
homes. Traffic on the Rock Island
and Iowa Central railways has been
abandoned. and IL was suspended
temporarily on the main n OF the
Burlington, trains being compelled to
make a detour from Ottumwa on the
Wabash Sunday. Eddyvilie and Oska-
loosa report great damage from
| foods and heavy rains Sunday night.
The skunk river at Brighton and the
Iowa river at Iowa City are at their
highest points, submerging many
/ houses and doing great damage
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FRIARS MUST GO.
Aa-a.istrasiop VIII Take IN
Cround that the Frsars Nus'
eliminated From Philippine

Oyster Bay. n. Y. July Alt I
derstood that q note is being drai'sI
in TO that TRANSMITTED y
the pope through Gov Taft 70 n
administration. As Gov Taft states
in the negotiations, il is likely VIZ.
the reply of this government W.
sent TO the vatican authot'e'
through him. Ample assurance =
en- that the United States viii 'AAo
strong ground in support OF the ~
,ention that the fria.s must be ell-
mated from the Philippines equa.
Il Is said that no official statem.m
any phase of the situation win
made public until the nego''',
with the vatican have been cone \,
and that then the announcement w."
be made from Washington
Miss Alice Roosevelt arrived -
this evening shortly before !,
o'clock. She has been enlosihE !,
brief sojourn at Camp s~antino'' |.
Newcomb lake. in the Adironda0H !,
few miles from the starting pom |.
Mr.. Roosevelt when he left the I,
Woods for Buffalo after the DEAF
President Mckinley.
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II il officially announced In London
that the coronation of King Onward
viii take place between August . and
August H. .
Len Hickman. a negro. VINO "
charged with the murder Of his wife
at Springfield. Ill. and who eseaPed
from the officers there July !, was ar
rested NJ Kansas City. No. ON the
lIth-
The Kansas river at Topeka
reached Is feet above low water
mark on the ilth- A number OF fam
i.ies were obliged TO leave theii
houses
The ka~ river broke through "a
banks at Lakeview. a resort neai
Lawrence. Kas-. on the 18th. filled th'
lake rapidly and overiowed the u
rounding country.
The village Of Bear Greek. Wis, wa
almost totally destroyed by ire OF
the nth. About fifty persons ar
homeless. The insurance was small
William D. Hickey. a soldier or IN
Eighth cavalry. Vas drowned al ror
Riley. Kas., on the ilth-
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GAVE bulls 4 DRUBBG.
Monday Was Bear Day In the Cor
ner Of July Corn On the
Chicago Board.
NERVOUSNESS Auons BULL LEADERS.
The Announcement That Tuesday,
R~c~spss wsuia NE One Miliies
Baskets Caused Traders Sass
ssua 90 Throw Ia the Balls ass
There Was . Drop.

Chicago. July l5.-Corn bears gave
the bulls who are supporting the cor
ner in July corn a severe druooins
about mid-session on the board OF
trade Monday. The market opened
without any news of particular SIG
nifcance, although the manner IN
which receiving Houses were making
contract corn and sending II INTO
this market caused much Gus
among the big bull leaders. The sen
timent was inclined toward the bear
ish side for the first two hours, vel
without any signs OF a stampede
When the estimate came, however
that Tuesdays receipts would De y
GOO cars or over, traders who a tne
cash stuff in hand threw it at the
bulls with such vigor that IN ten
minutes the price OF July options
dropped 51sc-
Excitement was not marked but
SPECTATORS all over the floor voiceu
the opinion that the corner had been
broken Trade was of good size' pei.
fer than for several days. over a
a million bushels being put out foi
profits by the crowd who were get
ting the cash stuff 20 cents cheaper
than they we're selling July III
congested option opened dull
nc lower that il closed Satur
day. with a sale at sJis. an advance
was made to SO. and then came tn'
thud 10 s0t.. Later there was SOM
support given by the Gates crowd
and July steadied near s0ks-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-07-18
HOOSIERHAPPENINGS
Told in Brief by Dispatches from
Various Localities.


Dublin. Ind. July A.-Buried In =
well for "a hours. with Is feet oil
stone and dirt heaped on top OF ms
head. James Chitwood was found in
a standing position. 1t is miraculous
that Chitwood was still alive n
able 10 talk. Chitwood contracted
with Lane Townsend. n neighboring
farmer. to clean out an old we'll
After reaching a depth of 40 feet the
curling began caving at the bottom
and filling up until he was buried =
feet deep. The tedious task OF un-
covering him occupied far into the
night. and not till in the morning
was he taken out
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Winchester. Ind. July 14.-on sat
urday night at its new wigwam IN
this city Mohawk tribe. L. D. X NJ
OF this city. instituted a new lodge
Of az charter members at Carlos City.
in the south part of the county This
makes the ninth lodge of Red Nei'
in the county. three of them having
been recently organized