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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-04
GUS SAUR=G. Van WERDEN

ing, the goth Of this month. There will
/ be great rejoicing at the stock Yards
! when that comes 10 pass. Dold and Cuda-
ny will make a good stock market and
It IS expected that Dold viii kin more
cattle than We're ever before killed in
Wichita
House & Wolf OF Newton had car load
OF hogs on the market yesterday, from
Whitewater
/. ~. Mckinney Of Pond Creek mar
keted car load OF hogs yesterday.
+ n. Pope Of Argonia helped out the
receipts Of hogs yesterday to the extent
Of one car load
Nolan Bros sent in a car load of hogs
yesterday from Lamont. o. T, that
brought good price
Steiner & Blair of Lyons and G NJ Gus
ter Of Clearwater each had a car load
Of hogs that brought the top price yes
terday.
Z. " Johnston Of Pond Creek. o. T..
and Smith & Francis OF Billings were
among the well known Oklahoma ship
pers who had hogs on the market yes
terday
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CORN CLOSED
CENT HIGHER
1t Was the Absorbing Feature
on Board of Trade,
WHEAT AND OATS ARE UP
Provisions Ruled Strong and
Closed l0C Higher.

Chicago. Oct. 3.-Corn was again the
most absorbing feature on the board Of
trade today, and with generally unfav-
orable weather. prices for that cereal
were strong and higher, December clos
/ ing an even cent over last nights close.
December wheat closed sc higher. while
oats were nc higher. Provisions ruled
strong and closed from 711a10c higher.
Some strength was shown in wheat,
but trading was rather dull and inclined
to the spasmodic order Strong cables.
together with the higher prices in corn,
were the principal strengthening infu-
ences- A good export and shipping de-
mand also tended TO maintain better val
ues. The principal trading was in De
cember, which opened G1tc lower, to a
n &c higher, at 69ss d79c. After selling
at 10Q70>4c longs began TO dispose of
considerable holdings and the market
sagged considerable. going bacq TO 69a.c
Late IN the session buying by commits
sion houses. with limited offerings.
brought about rally 10 70i4 arose The
close was nc higher. Al 7o1sd70I4c Clear
ances OF wheat and -four We're equal TO
S92. 600 bushels. Primary receipts were
l,2l994i bushels. against i344442 bushels
a year ago Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported receipts Of 7sS cars. which, with
local receipts Of 100 cars. with only four
of contract grade. made total receipts Of
the three points Of go cars. against J. 204
cars last week and 033 cars a year ago
The volume OF trading IN corn was gen
eral Large and firm undertone was man
ifested although some weakness devel-
oped during the day Early in the ses-
sion there was considerable realizing by
longs, but offerings were well taken.
There was also some short selling by 10
cal traders but in spite Of this combined
pressure, prices were we'll maintained.
Small receipts. with continued unfavora-
bic weather. were the bull features. De-
cember opened l.Q5sc higher. at 49, a
49l5c. and on commission houae selling.
together with short selling, a reaction
TO 1850 followed. Later the early sellers
turned bears and the close was strong.
and a the high point OF the day. at 49i5c.
showing a gain of 1c over yesterdays
close. Local receipts were 50 cars, with
p Of contract grade
Oats were inclined to dullness. but the
prices were strong in sympathy with
corn. Small receipts. with poor grading.
combined with an Improvement in the
cash situation. were factors. Buying by
a prominent long, together with fairly
active commission house buying were
the features. December opened un-
changed to &c higher. at 3l1kQ31ssc. sell
ing between BIC and 327sc, closing nc
higher at 3224c. Local receipts were 112
cars
There was a moderate trade IN provi-
sions, but the market was strong. Higher
prices in grains and small receipts of
hogs were the bull factors. January pork
closed 30c higher, at sl5.75 lard was nc
higher with ribs soc higher, closing at
$SS5 and S82712 respectively.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat rs cars: corn, $50 cars; oats, 155
cars: hogs. 5000 head
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NINE. lola swooNeD
Upon Seeing the Features Of Her
Dead Husband

Paris. Oct 2-Mne. Zoia WAS allowed
70 see the body 81 her husband today A
large crowd assembled IN front Of the
house. sahited her respectfully as the
widow alighted from her carriage. assist-
ed by two doctors She was attired in
deep mourning and was evidently very
weak. Zoias publishers and his Intimate
friends. Charpentier. Fasquelle ana NJ
Des Moulins. the writer. accompanies her
10 the mortuary chamber when her
husbands features were uncovered Nine
zola's anguish was heart-rending She
finally swooned.
The viii OF Emile Zola was found. as
indicated by Madame lola. 50 h,s bed
room, the seals OK which were broken IN
order 10 obtain The document. The room
was Immediately sealed again The will
was not opened until a late hour this
evening. and its contents have nrt teca
made public. Il is understood. however.
that Zoia left everything 10 his wife.
There is no literary testament and his
VIII contains no directors as 70 The
funeral
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The street car company refuses to ex-
tend the street car line TO the stock
yards but Bred Dold is doing the next
best thing. He is building cirder walk
from the end OF the street car lire 10
the stock yards The stock Yards people
and the shippers appreciate Mr.. Dold S
favor.
There was not one hog delivered in a
wagon yesterday. The pelting rain kept
the farmers at home.
Just when every body expected hog
prices 10 keep on going down they made
a halt and then went mp again This
ought TO convince people that there is
no use fretting about the future ~Suf-
fcient unto the day is the evil thereof"
The people at the stock yards are not
suffering any inconvenience on account OF
the coal miners strike. They all had
good. warm fires Yesterday.
II is reported that the big whistle at
the new Dold packing house viii call
the killing gang 10 work on Monday morn
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BASEBALL.
National League Games.
EnSrnN 8. - YnRK b

BOSTON s. NEW YORK q.
Boston. OcJ. &-Boston took Two games
from New York today by superior play
iug The first game was won in the third
inning on pass. SIX hits and an error.
II the second game Noraus home ran.
Cooley's double and singles by Dexter
and Pittinger were punched in the sew
enth inning acting three runs Attend
ance I.S54 Scores.
First game r X h
Boston ......-.....-.0 o 600ooo'-6 8
New York .-...-..-e . % o @ @ q o. % 5 8
Batteries. willis and kittredse Miller
send gsme RHE
BOSTON -............Ioo 0HoSoe-s Z
,c,w work 0osao00o- e
Batteries: Pittnger and Moran; Gro
MIN and Bowerman-
BROOKLYN Z: PHILADELPHIA d
PhHadcIuhia. oct s-Broosllu smut cut
Philadelphia today in q Wei played game.
Garvins pitching was OF = high orier.
Attendance Ssh Score. r r
BROOKLYN ........--.-2 % 8 o o a. J.
phIa1elnhia ---.---u @ @ Q d. 60 !
batteries. Garvin and Ritter Iaere.
Dugelehy and Doom.
PTTTSBURG =, CINCINNATI T.
PittsourS. CcJ S---Because q the bril-
liant ana fast play % the Pittsburg felG-
srs. CincinaaIis thirteen hits could score
but one ran. PlttshurSs hits were made
AZ Just The richt time TO count Attend
amos $50 score. RI 2
PittSburE .-.-.-...-.o 0 Q g -
Cincinnati .....-.--.l . g - IS
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CATTLE SALES
LocaI erain and Produce.

Wheat Farmers delivery)-H old.
No. .. see. new-No. .. 5Sc; No 8. 53d56c
No. 4. 50a52c. Carloads on tracl1-Hard
No. ?. 57i2c: No. ;. 52iAd5515c; No. 4, SEQ
625kc Red same as hard.
Corn-Old. sc; new. Soc.
-Oats-Farmers' delivery. erase. Car
loads on track-No. ,, 26c; No.3, 24c; No.
Hay-AlfaIfa. No 1, $780, No. .. $50;
prairie. loose. No. I. $3.50: No >. S4.59;
baled, No. l. $3.50; No. ?, $3.50.
Flour (whoIesale)-Bes patent, $40.
In carload lots, delivered TO all southern
Kansas points. Delivered, same. Bran.
6oc; shorts zoe.
Eggs-l7c. subject to Gambling
Butter-Packing. 13izc: country, 17d1Sc.
Poultry-Hens, Sc; spring broilers. IL
70 ~ pounds. &c; turkey hens Zoe; toms.
Sc; geese, full feather. &c; ducks, full
feather. &C.
Hides-G. S. / and , round. TIC; side
brand hides. % pounds and up. &c. side
brand hides. under 50 pounds, sc; G. s.
bull hides SIC; glue stock and bad grub
by, SIC; green hides. sc; No. ! horse.
s225; No. > horse. So; pony hides. 75c to
s100; dry flint butcher. Is pounds and up.
iSc; dry flint fallen. is pounds ana up.
lie. all light hides under 10 pounds, SC;
al dry sailed hides, Zoe; ali culls. &c; No.
! tall0w, SIC; No. tallow, &c; sheep
pelts. 25d75c.
Green Fruit-Apples. hand picked. 45T
6Oc;watermelons. per dozen. S10002. 90;
cantaloupes. per dozen. 20d50c; bananas.
per H.. 3l1c.
Vegetables-Potatoes. per bu., 40d 45c !;
sweet potatoes. 10li<c per he o. bbage.
75d90c per 100 lbs; wax beans. 40Q5oc per
basket egg PLAN. 25050c per dozen. on
ions. per bu., 75c; carrots. per bu-, soc;
parsnips, per bu., 15c; pop corn, per 100
lbs. sl.Oo.
Vegetables Gobbers prices TO trade
Oranges. per box. S459Q4.75: lemons per
box, $-25G3.75; Wisconsin cabbage, $3.50
80 per 100 lbs: bananas, per 10. Sis0324c;
cranberries. per barrel. 500. celery per
doz., 6oQ65c. comb honey. per H., 15c:
strained honey, per H. 7ia0Sc; potatoes
60G70c; grapes. per basket 24q25c.
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ENGINEERS Are UNEASY.
Are in Chicago Planning for a Demand
fer Higher Wages

Bloomington. oct Representative
fsam TIE local divisions r. ths Brother
hood ~ Locomotive Enginsers are IN
chicago to attend secret meeting 81 fhs
engineers ~ the pr.ncipal roaaa - fhe
west Tho OBJECT ~ the meeting iH g.
draw up a formal demand FOR a % pr
cent increase in pay ohevinE che iasifac-
t'ona ~ the national Convention Recently
hell sn Serfoik va EnEsnecrs SAP hat
ga late years fho size ~ the engines snf
carr has Increased. as wen an ere tonnass
ol Trains. yet the rate ~ pay t. gg-
thangee They sex for poTtiuuasa in-
rrczee Deb wnres Lo~al oriciais SAY fhat
the dems1d vii hardly - sfaufrf
White adnistlng that the eantentions =
fhr uea are frgs. fhey EaF fhaf freight
rates recently have decreased hraFsiY
ifavirs the earnlsEs F=setrany gu-
changed
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HOG MARKET
SHOWS GAIN
Receipts Fairly Good market
Sc to 7 l-2c Higher
$500 MARK WAS REACHED
Cattle Market Was Practically
Unchanged,

Hog receipts were fairly good yester-
day for a Friday. The hogs now make
q pretty good average as TO quality and
it has been a long time since the range
in prices was as small as at this time.
This is owing to the fact that light hogs.
if fat. are worth about the same as the
heavy weights The market was gen
orally quoted 5 to 10 cents higher, but >
TO II cents higher would come nearer
the actual condition of the market. The
market was the strongest at the close,
and while the early sales were . cents
higher. the late sales were ~ cents
higher.
Cudahy and Armour were both on the
market and they seemed TO want all the
hogs in sight. Tho top price yesterday
was 500, against S6s21z on Thursday
and the bulk OF the hogs sold for So s.
and S6971z while the bulk Of sales the
previous day We're $500
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. oct. -Cotton-Futures
opened steady at the advance. October,
S6Sc. November sf9c; December. S.lSc;
January SSic: March. sole. May. S-5sc.
9-lec
lThe Cotton Exchange. beginning to-
day and continuing hereafter. viii report
spot quotations in hundredths@
Galveston Tex. Oct. 5.-Cotton-Quiet,
Stec
Liverpool. oct. 3.-Cotton-Spot. good
business done. prices easier. American
rniddIng S4-Ied
Washington. oct. S-The condition Of
cotton is So
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TO FIGHT MERGER.
National Live Stock Association
Aqainst Beef Trust.

Denver. Oct 2-The National Livestock
association. several Of the large western
railways and the individual stockmen
throughout the west. have decided 70
dght the proposed merger now in pro-
cess CT formation q the great packing
Industries OF the country. work 70 this
end is now n progress. Announcsneut
T. this effect was made by President
John w Springer II the National Live
stock association. today after q confer
cree with C. t. Morse. Of Kansas City.
who IS president both q the Kansas City
and Denver stockyards Companies
President Morse said that his yards VIII
stand rs the stoCkmen and = necessary
BE- WIZ build an independent plant in
Kansas City.
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steady. with actual business IN bankers
bills AT $3.50 SIX FOR demand and az
s. SIS a S1& for 81 days bills. Posted
rates. 81 Siz ard SfS. Commercial hllls.
81 s2GsS Sis
Bar silver. 5o7sc; Mexican dollars. 4o'.c.
Government bonds steady. state bonds
yteady: railroad bonds regular.
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- Window caused 80.

CANON o 81 -h-JaTleS s0e-leT-
aged g. was shot and probably fatally
wounded today rs Melvin 2 saith
Shelter was q street car conductor ard
smith was passenger. They had = con
tToxersy about closing window.
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hard, s6lkci No. 3 hard. e3d64c; No. 4
hard. 5snse11c; rejected hard. 55d57c; No.
red. 66c; Nc. 3 red. 63H64c
Corn-October. 501zc; December, 3S1.c
May. SSI4c, cash. No. 2 mixed, 57a5Sc:
No. white, 60l4961c: No. white, Sc.
Oats-No. white, 34q361zc; No. ? mixed.
S21zqs5c.
Rye-No. 2. sslsG44c.
Hay-Choice timothy. ss-5oalo.oO; choice
Butter-Creamery. 1sa9Oc; fancy dairy.
1Sc.
Eggs-Fresh. 1Hzc,
Receipts Of wheat los cars
st. Louis.
St Louis. Oct 3-Wheat-Higher. No.
? red, cash. elevator, s7z4c; track. sSG
es1zc; December csc; May. CSC; No. ?
hard, 67lz971c.
Corn-Higher. No. Q, cash. sc; track,
5SG5s1zc; December. 4elsc; May, zoe
Oats-Higher. Nc. ?. cash. BIC; track,
2sqSoc; December. 2s15c; May. So4c; No. 2
white. S5c.
Rye-isc.
New York.
New York. Oct Enthusiastically
4,S7S packages. Market steady. State
dairy. 17Q211zc: extra creamery. PIC;
common 10 choice creamery. I7Iz922c.
= ASrs7s7 fNScelptS, 1sto- PSC>Gsts- MARI
ket steady Fancy large new state full
cream, colored and white uIse; fancy
small, colored and white, &c.
Eggs Receipts, 6,0SS packages. Market
dull Average 10 best state and Pennsyl-
vania. 22d24c: western candled, 2QZ5c.
SUgar-Raw strong. Fair refining, Sc;
centrifugal. Sc test. s-l6c; molasses su-
gar, 2Ssc Refined unsettued. Crushed.
5.15c; powdered. 475c; graduated, 4e5c.
Cofee-Quiet and steady. No. Rio,
52sc.
Molasses-FirTn.
Poultry-Alive. quiet and nominal:
dressed chickens weak, 101aauc; fowls,
firm, l2izG13c; spring turkeys. 12gl4c-
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&c SAIEs


There was about the usual supply of
cattle on the market yesterday, all of
which were sold. The market showed
weakness, but prices for the class of cat
tie sold was very nearly il not quite
steady Stockers sold at a less price than
the previous day, but the quality was
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BANK cLEARlNGS

compiled by Bradstreet, SHOWS the bank
clearings at the principal cities for the
week ending Oct. >. with the percentage
Of increase and decrease as compared
with the corresponding week last year:
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and Turks. and 90 assure the sultan q
Russia s. continued Friendship. The grand
duke participated 80 the shpsa Pass fes-
fffiff.r
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour Moderately active and steady.
Wheat-No. > spring. 49,; No. g. 69d
lie: No. , red. $50 q69ac.
Corn-No. ,. 6lG6iizc; No. yellow,
62izc
Oats-No. >. sc: No 3 white. Sod35ikc.
Flax Seed-No. I. Sl.27; No. I North
western. sl.2S
Provisions-AIess pork per barrel 1860
G1700. short ribs sides 0oose). $l1.2o6
i 40. dry sailed shoulders CboXedl. Ss.25
de50 short clear sides (boxedl. Sl1.5oG
i 67izc
Whiskey- OF high wines. SIP.
Clover-Contract grade, 5000.
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Sez YORK orI z-Xr--r 81 czl
sfesssv q rer ee1t Prize zfr-s-r
paper ~ ext Stsr-izE sz@azzse
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on the Produce Exchange today;
Butter-Market firm Creamery, lea
22i.c. dairy. l5G20c.
Eegs-Steady. 2eG2aizc.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Oct. 3-Ciose: Wheat
December. 6sEc: May 56ssc cash. No 2
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ovHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct. Receipts, 5000
including 200 westerns. Market slow
Good TO prime steers. S7-5eGS 20. poor to
medium. $.75a6.75: stOckerS and feeders
Sz25Q490; cows. Sl-25Q45o: heifers, 81 %
1850 Gamers, N25G249; bulls s2.00q
40; calves, S2.ooQLo0; Texas fed steers.
s.. 00'Q4 30; western steers. S3.50G575
5ogs-Receipts today. 12.e00, tomorrow
5000; left over. 1859 Mostly 10c higher.
Mixed and butchers. s.. 250G775; good to
choice heavy. s7.4ed7s5; rough heavy, $3.50
ass; light, $.15q7.60: bulk Of sales, S7.25
a. 70.
sheep-Receipts. 1000. Sheep strong:
lambs 15G25c higher. Good to choice
wethers. S3.25@40o; fair 10 choice mixed.
S2-50a35o; western sheep. $2.50d3S0: ma
tive lambs. sS.50Q5.75; western lambs, 80. rs
0515
Official esterday-Cattle-Re Receipts. TO-
$50; hogs, 12.So9; sheep. % 166. Shipments
Cattle, 6,434; hogs 1,7G2; sheep. S,95S.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. oct. 3.-Cattle-R Receipts.
300 natives. 1900 Texans: calves. go Tex
ans. 145 natives Corn fed steady. every
thing else lower; values 3Od5oc lower
than last Monday. Choice export and
dressed beef steers S7.00TI7. 30: fair to
good, s6-50d6.90; stockers and feeders. 81 so
d4.S5: western fed steers. 50. sOQ4.g0; Texas
and Indian steers 8. 256I3. 50; Texas cows,
Sl-604255; native cows, S1.5Od3.50; native
heifers. S2.6ods25; Gamers, S1.00Q1 80;
bulls, S2.o0G3.50; calves. 81. 25d3.5O.
Hogs-Receipts $500. Market 5d1Oc
higher. Toop, S7.30: bulk Of sales. s. 221z
a13o: heavy, N.20d725; mixed packers,
S7.2214g7.3o. light, s7.20a7So; workers.
SL27lzQ73o; pigs, s6.00G110.
Sheep Receipts. $500 Market slow
steady. Native lambs. $3.20d410; west
erns lambs. 50. 00d475; native wethers. s. %
0400; western wethers. $2.60Q390; fed
ewes. S2.9oS3.S5; Texas clipped yearlings
S215d3.70; Texas clipped sheep. s.. $685.
stockers and feeders, s2.0oG3.05.
St. Louis.
st. Louis, Oct. -Cattle-Receipts. 800
including zoo Texans Market steady for
natives. slow for Texans. Beef steers,
S425a 10; stockers and feeders. S3.20d4.30;
cows and heifers. 50 Z5u5.0o; Texas steers,
s2.5oa4s0; cows and heifers. 81 25Q3.45.
Hogs-Receipts. 800 Market 591oc
higher. Pigs and lights s6.750L25; pack
ers S7.1507 80; butchers. S1.25G7.50.
Sheep-Receipts, $500. Market 5d10c
higher. Natives s9.4od425; lambs, $3.50
a550; Texans, S33oaS.7o
ST. Joseph.
St Joseph. No. oct. 3.-Cattle-Re-
oeipts, , CSC. Steady; stock cattle draggy
and weaker. Natives S4.0eQ7.90; cows
and heifers. S200U5.15; veals, 3-o046.00.
bulls and stays. $2-25G5.s5; stockers and
feeders. $2.00Q450
Receipts. 2.754 Market 51loc
higher Light and light mived. S7I5G
30: medium and heavy N-22leGs.S5;
piss. S40oG715, bulk, S.25G7-57le
Sheep-Receipts. , head. Demand good.
Western lambs. &45005.eo. yearlings. $3.50
ass, wethers, S3.35G365; ewes, S2.i5dS. ..
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sNot included in totals because contain
Ing other items than clearings.
Not included In totals because OF no
comparison FOR last year
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POULTRY AND SWINE BREEDERS
sarred PIYmouth Roeka

Partridge Cocbins aaG Bun Ofpiuxtoa
chickens. white turkeys and Mammoth
Fek.n ducks. 8 premiums last tEyes
seasons. Grit she'll. blood meal. all
kinds 90 poultry and hog remedieai
Lees Esq maker and lice killer. Con-
key Koun Cure a. wholesale and re-
tail Send for circular.
OTTO WEISS. los s. Meade. Wlehlts.
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Things We
Like Best
Often Disagree With Us

Because we overeat OF them. Ind.
sestion follows. But there's a way to
escape such consequences. a dose of q
good digestant like Kodol will reliye you
at once. Your stomach is simply too
weak to digest what you eat. That's all
indigestion is. Kodol digests the-food
without the Stomach's aid. Thus the
stomach rests while the body is strength
ened by wholesome food. Dieting is I'M
necessary. Kodol digests any kind OF
good food Strengthens and invigerates.
kod0l Makes
Rich Red Blood.
Prepared only by E. c. DEWITT & Co, Chicago.
The s. bottle cOntains27S times the SOC. size.
DeWETT'S Witch Ha1eI SALvf
! certain cure for piles and skin diseases
GUS SAUR-G. Van WERDEN
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

Chicago.
Chicago. Oct. S.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
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kodOI Makes
Rich Red Blood.
DeWETT'S Witch HaleI SAVE

Prepared only by E. c. DEWITT & Co, Chicago.
The 81 bottle contalns2S times the SOC. size.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-24
TO REMODEL ALL SAINTS CHURCH.

MISS MARY RTINELANDER KING To BEAUTIFY
CHANCEI. AT GREAT NECK. LONG ISLAND.
In memory Of her father and mother. ex-senator
John A Kin; and Mary c. King. Miss Mary Rhine
lander King will remodel and refit the chancel of
All Saints Episcopal Church Great Neck. Long
Island When seen at the Hotel Savoy yesterday
by Tribune reporter Miss King said the amount
OF her gift for the purpose nothing like 100000
as had been stated. She did not mention
the sum. From the designs. however that she had
seen by the architect, Sas McBee. the church
when finished would be very beautiful, indeed.
Miss King said the remodelling included rood
screen a reredos, 81 pulpit choir and clergy stalls
panellings and carvings which would be executed
in Boston. The carvings. OF Flemish oak. would run
across the front of the organ. and would be OF
high artistic merit. The altar would be given by
ory of Bishop LittlejohU. who. with his wife, was
I'm the ChurChyard Ex-senator King had a
great deal TO do with building the church OF which
he was warden and Great Neck Is Miss Kings
home.
church of graystone. covered with ivy with it's
parish house and reCtorv connected with CIOsters
through which gateway runs leading into the
cemetery which lies around the church Ii is hoped
to dedicate the church on St Barnabass Day.
Ex-senator King whose father was Governor
Iohn 4 King of New-York. was manager OF tne
Church Charity Foundation. a member of the Ca
thedral Chapter. a trustee of the General TheO-
logical Seminary and member of the board of
managers of the General Missionary Society. He
gave literally to King Hall, in Washington, which
was named for him. for the education OF colOred
candidates for the ministry.