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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-07
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
At the Crawford.

Twice last season when We We're
Twenty-one' was presented at the Lyce-
UNI theater. Both times 1t was i popular
attraction. Last nisht at the Lyceum
theater, for one night only, the play was
again produced
1t is an exquisite comedy. There are
four acts, each as dainty as a cameo. II.
V Esmond wrote a poem in this play.
The sentiment is always upward and on
ward 10 better things Nothing gross in
It It is a beautiful blending of noble
impulses centeriRg about a delightful
love story. On the occasion of the visit
last season. considerable space was de-
voted to extolling its merits. This is. at
the present time, unnecessary.
The company presenting it last night
is a deserving one. 1t would be difficult
To imagine a better Richard Carew than
that OF Nestor Lennon. or more charm
inS Phillis than Dora Booth. while Dud-
ley Hawiey enters fully into the Split of
the Imp. The performance was fully as
good as that of last season and the Carew
of Mr. Lennon must he recognized for it's
ciearness ard 9or its conclusiveness. He
does very neat bit of acting IN his inter-
view with the imp. and just ar the Pres
ent time it is not possible TO call to mind
another actor who could present it nalf 50
well.-Memphis Commercial-Appeal Tues
day morning. January H. 1902.
When We Were Twenty-One' viii be
presented fer the frs time at the CTaw-
ford theater Tuesday. February IL
AIr. Z. J. Carpenters great scenic pro-
ductior of Gao Vadis comes 20 the
Crawford theater soon. On account OF
the iramense popularity Of the book, this
play has attracted much attention Its
preser tation brings ont large Numbers Of
nj arc n4as 70
JOY the story with the added charm Of
proper stage setting. The costumes are
historically correct. each being copied
from those in the British museum. and
are marvels CT magniicence. All the
scenery is carried by the company, and 4
includes some very elaborate views.
among them being Nero's palace at
Rome, the garden Of Aulus PIautius. the
coliseum. the Roman amphitheatre and
arena. and the burning Of Rome. The
play follows tire book closely and brings
out the startling scenes in a sing1lariy
realistic manner. The cast is q well bal
anced one. and was especially selected for
QUO Vadis. The company is necessarily
a large one. and thoroughly at home in
their various roles. The enormous vanity
OF Nero. the unfinching loyalty OF the
Goth. the brilliancy OF Petronius. rni the
courage and tenderness OF Vinicius, and
sac teNtttftt t4tel-ecT A@2 sd A3lsh d fct-r-A
OF human emotions. which
cannot fail 20 interest students OF human
nature.
The Falk & verone Stock company. +
which made a hit al the Crawford last
season. comes Monday fer a week stand
except Tuesday night Mss Mortimer. for
four years she leading lady in Hopkins
stock thcater. Chicago. is the star % the
company and is ably supported by IN eff
Gent company. a Nutmeg Match vii
open the eugaEement Sale OF seats cpens /
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"reminiscences have been enjoyable TO US
as We read them, but how much more
VIII they crafty US % hear them from
her own lips. Probably there has never
existed such another absolute master of
the human emotions as Clara Morris.
When she occupied the central position as
. dramatic star II America she possessed
such an absolute control over her audi
ences as 10 make them laugh and weep
at her all On her present trip she
shakes hands with her old friends. as Il
were, and hopes TO make many new
nreS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-07

Captain Richard Hobson Fsvcrs Ex.
tending Monroe Doctrine.

New Havea. Conn. FEB. s-Csusai.
Richmond P. Hooson who was a seess
Of the New Haven BzTasss Meas ascot.
alton here stouisht az tfssr ANIMAL ssn-
quet. urged tEat the Msnroe sa1sslns
- extended - ths Fnifinos AM fhs
walls q Pesin. declaring that fhs Tat
;ed States should insist siat Earsreana
shan not partition or Chiza. bat open e
20 the trade - ere word 81 the intel
states opened Japan. Arn7n rfhe dangers
that eace Furope BE- mentioned q rs-sf-
bic sl-Yfc investor. fn th- event q which,
he sai1 u void fell - the iot - "a
Caifef states 70 ssslss in aayfag Ensaus
frcrD general sar. without a relatively
f.owers1l navr. such acti1n wsaid "a
rrsl al frsf7v irsron-fhir
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CITY IN BRIEF.


O. II Bentley went 10 Hutchinson yes
terday.
Otto Eclzstein went 10 Wellington yes
terday- e.
a. r. Mussler. Of Perry. o. T. Is IN
the city.
J. a Webb Of Clearwater was IN the
city yesterday.
John Howard has recovered from an
attack OF erysipelas.
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs-W. c. Gale. usl
Pattie avenue. a girl.
Mr. and Mrs H. T. Larkin left yester-
day for Colorado points.
H. G. Wilson. assistant general freight
agent OF the Frisco. was n the city yes
terdsy.
Mr.. II. P. Barnes is seriously III al
the home OF his son on North Lawrence
avenue.
Thornton Sargent, who has been sick
for number of days with the grip, is
convalescing.
Born. last evening to Mr. and Mrs. J.
L. O'Brien. $50 South Topeka avenue. an
11-pound boy.
Nj and Mrs lack Pefiey of FL Dorado
are the guests Of S. T. Mcdaniel. 90 East
William street.
Mrs. H. F. Pisle entertained the Ladies
Aid society OF the Reformed church yes
terday afternoon.
n. Pruitt. who has been sick In this city
for the past ten days. went 10 his home
in Goddard yesterday.
George ". Robb. 5SS North Emporiz.
has bought residence in Riverside ad-
diffov ~ D71vaf S15 ffn
F. S. Smith has moved his barber shop
from the basement TO the second floor
of the Kansas National bank building.
Judge a. r MuseIler Of Perry vas in
the city yesterday. en- route to Alva.
where he viii soon take his position ir the
land ofice.
Mrs. NJ 81. Murdoch and Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Ndrdock returned yesterday from
the state Editorial association meeting
at Manhattan
Mrs. Emma Carson and daughter. Edna.
of Haysville. are in the city visiting Mr..
and Mrs J. o. Lawrence. $50 South Main
street. for few days.
Mr. Ed Lee, Wife and sons. Joe and
James. OF Haysville. are in the city Wis /
itins Mr.. Lees mother. in the Sedgwick |
block, and friends in the city.
Miss Gee Roberts arrived last evening |
over the Missouri Pacific from Hutchin-
son. and viii make ner home with her |
sister. Mrs. c Z. Cathcart. go St. Fran /
els avenue.
Mrs. Napier-MagiIl, a prominent music !
teacher of Kansas City. is visiting her /
brother, Mr.. J. II. Turner Mrs. Magil /
VIII locate II the Sedgwick blocl. ard give /
= course of vocal and piano instruction in 4
Wichita.
Miss Emma Human. for several years
cashier at Cash Henderson's dry goods
store. has accepted position at c. r. /
Fulton's clothing store as stenographer
and cashier.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Foppe returned last
night from a visit TO their folks in Gin
cinnati They ware accompanied by !
Miss Marie Harff. Mrs. Foppe's sister.
who viii remain here as their guest for
several months.
John Remspeare OF Cooper county. Mo.
is the guest of his brother. Officer Rem
speare. They look enough alike TO be
twins. They had not seen each other
for seventeen years
Mr.. J. Sellers received notice ye.ster-
day Of She death OF his mother Mrs.
Elizabeth G. Sellers, a former resident OF
this city. at San Louis Obispo, Caiifor-
MIA. on the 9Th inst The remains VIII
be inferred at Cowgirl. Missouri
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PRIMARY UNION MEETING
At the FIRST Presbyterian Church
Tafs 4fFpruoou

The Primary sunday Hcheci union VII
meet thls afternoon at 2-55 at the Eirst
PRESBYTERIAN church Ire following IS
the program
uevotionsl-Rev. a A. Parker.
Lesson FOR BeEilneTs-1 I-amens
L.ssson-Mlss Mary Carer
Social Entertalnme1ts-Mis Eau5e Nc
Cracker
Normal Lesson. 4-sa-slr Caldwell
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SHIPPERS kNp NOTES.

For about two weeks the cattle market
here has been entitled t. first place. but
now the nog market IS showing more life.
CuialT. the fore part Of this week. was
inclined 10 take light orders. but now
his buyer is moro active and showing q
preference for the heavy hogs
The Wichita cattle market might go
some lower on some classes OF cattle and
SIN be IN line with the Missouri river
markets The shippers have had no kick
coming on this market for some time Fast
and they have nos done any.
The orickiayers 1T Dold's are busy and
the big cooler is slowly rising skvward
There is also a force Of men putting
water pipes around tho building The
big tank in the new ice plant VIII now be
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-07
J.F. M'NALLY PROMOTED
Made Superintendent Of Western Lines
Of Santa Re

Word has been received at the Ssula r
Offices IN this ci5y THAI J. 2. McNalIy.
who was formerly 1raiumasser * the
santa Fe 1T Arkansas city. ard who
inteDdent oI The Santa Fe lines west ard
south OF Albuquerque. y. n TWO years
ago he left Arkansas City 20 become
assistant superintendent. with hesiqusr-
tiers az san Marcisl. y. II.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-07
LANDLORDS ARE BEATEN
Farmers and Laborers' Man Elected
70 Parliament Membership.

Farmers and laborers' Man Elected
TO Parliament Membership.
Dublin. Feb. 1.-The election FOR mem
Der OF parliament in the east division OF
County Down, to succeed Or. J. A Rem
tout Conservative. elected without oppo-
sition n 1900. who was recently appoint
ed a Judge Of the city OF London. has
resulted as follows.
James Wood Gland purchase candidate).
e.57s: Col. r. II. Wallace CUnionistl. s.<2s.
Woods majority ~. The result Is that
the opposition gains seat IN parliament
James wood Is lawyer and farmer.
and was the pledged nominee of the
Farmers and Lahorers' union IN his
election address Mr. wood said that he
was and always had been a Unionist b
conviction.
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INNOCENT PATIENT SHOT
TALLER Shoots at Escaping Prisoners
Wounds insane Nan.

Wounds Insane Nan.
Greedy. Colo, Feb. e.-Jailer Williams
mortally wounded an insane prisoner IN
frustrating an attempt Of two other pris-
oners 10 break Jail. when Williams un-
locked the cage for the putting q Kane
inside. Thomas Hun and David Fair.
charged with highway robbery, made =
dash Tor the door. Williams Immediately
shot AZ HUFF. but the latter saved him
self By seizing and holding Kane IA
front OF himself as a shield.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-07
VrwtouaetG s1r~nntzed.

a new council OF the Knights and Lad
les OF Security was organized Wednes-
day night in the hall over McViclxars
drug store, with a list OF over sixty
charter members. The following officers
were elected:
Prssident-John II. Findiey.
Vice Pres.dent-Elizabeth 5. NeF.
Second Vice President-Edna Young.
Secretary-C. A Rose.
The charter win be held open til next
Wednesday night. and others win be ad-
mitted as charter members.
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Ten-YearOId lad to Sc Operated on
for Appendicitis.

James Farrai. ten years old. was
brought TO the St Francis hospital last
night from his home fl Leon. and DR..
FabriQue VII perform an operation this
morning Ter appendicitis The lads father
and mother accompanied hin. 10 this city.
The little fellow has been Sufferer for
the past two years. and the greater part
OF the tine has been confined 70 bis bed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-07
LOSS OF 25e3o5 MEN

British War Office Figures Up Loss IN
South Africa.
London. Feb. s.-The war oasce to-
night published 4 summary of their losses
IN South Africa I'p % January 81 the
total reduction Of the forces. from death
OF permanent disability. was z7.25 men.
The total CT the casualties. including sur
vIvinr wounded. vas $40 officers ana
1921 men.
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BUcKLEN's ARNIcA sALVE.

The best and most famous compound
IN the world to conquer aches and KIN
pains. Cures Cuts. heals Burns and
Bruises. subdues Inflammation. masters
Piles. Millions Of Boxes sold yearly.
Works wonders in Bofs. Ulcers, Felons,
Skin Eruptions. It cures or no pay. 25c
at Behring's pharmacy.
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THE WEATHER.

Washington. Feb e-Foreoast; KAN
sas-Fair Friday and aSturday; colder
Friday IN south portion; north winds.
Indian Territory ana Cllahoma-Fair.
and somewhat colder Friday. Saturday
fair rortheriv winds
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New \ ork monev Make.

New York. Feb. observation-disclosures On
can steady 1T 3i02it per cent: prime
iiug eXchanse frn- with actual business
IN bankers bills CT Sf.STi. for demand
and aI s. S4ssfs4. SIS for sixty DAYS. post
FL rates. - ST. and Sass. commercial
bills. 81 sat- SIS Bar silver SOL c:
Mexican dollars. 81 &C. Government bonds
ur4i. state bonds inactive: railroad
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BUYS MAIN STREET LOT
Louis Stippich Makes vsiuzbI, Pur-
chase

Louis Stippick has purchased the prop
erty n 81 North Nam street OF George
Hayford. The property has a small house
on IL at present. and cke price paid was
Slf50. L i wei located and The sot ad-
joining II on tho north is owned ~ Rich
ard Pool. ard ne 5 making preparations
TO erect a 2-stcry brick building on his
lots. This building Is &c have a 5o-foot
front. ard De DO feet deep.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-07
HARRY JONES RESIGNS
Wichita Pharmacist VIII Go 20 Car
fhsoe Mo

Harry Jones has resigned his position
as pharmacist IN ] P. Aliens drug store.
and next Tuesday he VII leave FOR Car
thage. Mo-. where he viii accept a similar
position. he has lived IN this city about
six years. and nas been employed IN many
Of the Wichita drug stores.
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As AN INVESTMENT
Charles Reizc Purchases North Main
Street PROPERTY.

Charles Reize has purchased the prop
erty at the corner OF Main ard Twenty
first streets OF W. E. Harrington. for
$50. There is a neat little modern cot
tage on the property az present and the
purchaser expects 70 make number or
additions and otherwise improve Il. He
purchased Il as an investment The deal
was made through z. D. Piper.
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New Tork.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

N-,~ York. F.s s-Tlsere = no chzrEe
in the character ef The general hor1e
trade desna nd scarcity ~ heavy sup
plies is RESTRICTING business lu numb
~ direction IL bcsh staple and farr
cotton Print cloths are practically olr
OF tie market for reasonable deliveries.
oos prices z-s urcAa=EeG
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ALEeAcY OF THE GRIP.

Is often a rundown system. Weak
ness. nervousness, lack OF appetite. en-
ergy and ambition, with disordered liver
and kidneys often follow an attack OF
this wretched disease. The greatest need
then IS Electric Bitters. the splendid
tonic, blood purifier and regulator Of
Stomach. Liver and Kidneys. Thousands
have proved that they wonderfully
strengthen the nerves. build up the sys-
TEN, and restore TO health and good spir-
its after an attack OF Grip. II suffering.
try them. Only 5oc. Perfect satisfaction
guaranteed BY Gehring.s Pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-07

Tho supply of cattle was moderate TO
fair yesterday. and the market active
s = lZsrs and feeders brought lower IIlces
and It would be safe to say that in a few
cases they sold > cents lower than the
previous day. in ether instances the de-
cline WAS five to ten cents. Every thing
that could be classed as butcher stuff
sod about steady. The buyers claim To
want feeders and stockers. but they had
"a puy them cheaper TO ill orders O. 70
take their chances on the eastern mar
Ects n case there are 10 orders. This
Gloss Of stock has been for several DAYS
previous 70 yesterday bringing compare
tIrcly high prices on this markot
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E.dridqe Commission Co
CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.

Stock Yards. Wichita. kan.
Consisn your stock TO US Tor best posi-
bie results Ne expect 10 get and hold
cIr ttade by tne thorough efficiency 0f
crr MrE aGc ne strict business intcs-
rll- - oar methods, and cordially invite
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At the Toler.

ION-IE0MFSDN ; CAlARM-
The success OF Ernest Thompson
on the lecture platform hss been phe-
nomena'. During the past season Re
has spoken twice q day in order 10 CON-
ply with the Eeriaad fer his Se-vi-es
Ever here croNded houses have wei
coined him. and always. ca afternoon
cccosicns. the greater portion % the eudl-
encs hes been children
Some who have never heard Z him
wonder how cav nan ear draw such
houses ari keep Il up wherever b. soes.
OF however often az returns.
The charm ri Seton-T hoEauscu's art =
n its s.urIi-i-y is uoveltF and favor
- tha forest -shich he Imports - SIS his
iac the tracks of rhe hare. Initiating
the Cl1aIfeuEe - battle ~ the ban Ga o.
repeating the ruocksn- bark ~ tne in 60
uher ia Is III the tis1e carrying SIS az
diencs farther hack f9ou TIRE fo1hEls
intc -i,e Rookie 1nd getti1E t1sru nzarer
70 the true lie - Niufroc- Tne p hcle
thurman fsmliy s. his nubilc. hacausa e. ery
h-s-ar being IeF-s Niia ariH4is-
ArriHzene nts hsve been perfected ~
Colonel Folsr vfth 1ly Th2urs ~.
8rea1hurst hy uasch The 1sstiaz s.si4e5
actress. Ciarl MORRIS uiE aprf1r .a IRIS
citF ou sh= Is-h - Eetr-arT ISIS an
-1snce rser- is or - Gee NOSE rnf-az-
taut - tle s1>ar. aul WlH - I'D
vifa pleasure ts the seors1 q ad-
l-s-e-s wh1 Were EnrE a. sreft Es- sea-
SEA -tler seascn- and q reW Es1@ra-3a.l
Vs4cl has sprrc ur snc= EF- iiEe-
naelr ~ ile rFrF zenith ~ bay
- ara eru1tilnzf actress aitEe sfiss
cara acrris tss rot H-en hefere - e.
prof -sssc..al E1cstv ~ many tzys
her memory he's reen kept green - ar
csiisEtfrl Ten-rscsurEz are has give- IS
from G-se q TING Il tAe Best r-sglziasz
70 which sAs has beer contributes. Esr
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c. 2. Johnson & Co

1--we ~soeis soasmI>s ga SEcsri,ssrs
once: Stock Yards Exchange Build.
ING, Wichita. Phone 466.
Fifteen wears experience ln the business
enables rs to secure best results Tor cur
customers. Market quotations furnished
aloou request. Money furnished 10 feeeiars.
Reference: Kansas National Bank.
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This large fonr-story building Is adj
mirably fitted and furnished fgr the care
OF the sick. No iosthsoms OF contagious
diseases admitted. but al other dtseases
that are usually treated sf hospitals ara
successfully treated here. incsocIaa
Whisky. Cocaine and Morphine HABITS.
absolutely guaranteed Women. married
or single. can ind a safe retreat hers
during confinement. and a home Ia svs<y
case fcund for the child 4 required -
home for tho poor and rich alike. az ali
operations and medical treatment ara
free. and the only charge that IL made -
the ordinary hospital Zee. which Is tnst
enough In pay the running expenses ot
the institution The best OF references
given when required. Write for eircuiae
20 the Martha Washington Home"
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MUNYON'S
COLD
CURE

Ne.-iv eve-rhcty seems % ke tski-z Prot NcN
yos's 4 old I arc Whenever = sold srpezr. n
rel-ves the head. rcse. threat srd l1ngs cSicky
that cold re-d iorg-r bc fOrcrann-r 81 grippe.
ci7htaeriz CT PnsGr-ozsa- a val cf tie Cod Csrs
IS Ike he iassrance policv. Every oa- Of his
remedies : sure. Mostly acc. ~. C1ftc -
Eesi-h FRI Munv-r. SrN Nnrk ard Fhi-ad-ipAz.
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BROUGHT FROM LEON

in the presence OF only a few very In;
mate friends
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Kansas City.


Butter-Alarket firm Creamery, 1876;
Eggs-Easy. Fresh. 25ikc-
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Feb 6-Wheat-Nsv.
75s.c: July. 74Tsc. cash. No. hard. sc
No hard. l5c; No. red, sc; No red,
Corn-3IaE, etise September, 62i<c: cash
No mixed. Sal6}lzc, Nc. > white. GA
Csc No. white s. 1hlc
Oats-No- white. 47lSc.
fisy-choice timothy. sls %. choice prai-
BGtteT-creamery. 2ee2ie; fancy dairy.
Eg-s-Fresh. 2si5assc
Receipts OF wheat. j. cars
81. Louis.
S. Louis Feb CIV heat-fiiEh No
rcd cash. elevator. re; track. $50
Sc. MAY Sssc; JAY, 7Sisc; No hard,
G'or:-IIigher. Ne. cash. el7sc, track.
s. SC MAY esSsc, 5ulF- toc
Osts-fIigher. NJ. CASH So; track.
49, lTizcs May. So i5izc, July,
3Stsc; No. 3 White, So
Rye-E5rnl. &c.
New York.
New York. FEB. .-Butter-F,scel PTS a.
81 packages. Market arm state la'rt-
1sf5-c; creamery. -.s-Sc- June creamery,
Cheese Receipts. - packages Market
firm. Fancy large early made cc-c-ad.
fn5.e- fancy small state ltl.l cream. et-.F
made. coiored. fii Li-ac- fancy large
early made, "hite. l-c raHey srlai
state. fail cream. eaT.y mate white.
-ISeceipts. s7ae packages Market
weaker. state ana Een,ss ifzlla. -
Western e mars -
Ccre---ll-1li NJ Ee, se4c
rs
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CASH Quotations.

FlOur-Nfarket steady
Wheat-No. spring. TQ75c; No. z red.
s6ats-No. .. 45HG45lkc; No. white, 47c;
No. 3 white. 45isQ47c.
Rye-No. > &c
Bariey-Fair to choice mailing, s1G6ic
Flax seed-No. J. S1.70s No. 1 North
western. SID
Timothr seed-Prime. IS. sac. So
Pork-Mess per Dbl. Sl5.S00l5.S5.
I.ard-Per 1el lbs. g. 371a1Is. 40.
Short ribs sides 0oOsel. $. 40lfS. 80; dry
salted shoulders (toxedl. 7rIl4c; short
clear sides boxed, SS-7adS-S0.
Whisky-Basis of high wines N.S7.
CIover-Contract grade. g r..
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market closed as follows.
Butter-Alasket firm. Creamery, 1896
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS


CHICAGO.
Chicago. Feb. e.-The leading futures
Evening star., 1902-04-29
FAMILIES NOW HOMELESS.
Fire Destroys Dwelling and Most of
the Contents

A fire occurred about o'clock yesterday
at 1907 Sd street northwest, the home of
Policeman Frank Howard and Samuel ELL
wood. Soon after the blaze started Mrs.
Howard turned in an alarm to which sew
eral companies of the fire department re-
sponded. The flames had gained consid-
cradle headway by the time the hremen
reached the house, and while they were
able to confine them to the one house. they
were unable to prevent serious damage to
the dwelling and contents. Policeman How
ards loss will reach about 81 900, and the
damage to the building is about the same.
1t is thought that $500 will cover the dam
age to Mr.. Ellwood's effects. The property
was insured. What caused the fire is not
known. 1t started in the hallway, and soon
spread to the upper part of the building,
where Mr.. Ellwood and other members of
his family were at dinner. They were un-
able to leave the house by the front door
way. and with some difficulty succeeded in
getting out the back way. A colored man
who lives in the neighborhood rendered val
liable assistance.
Mr.. Ellwood had just received his pay at
the government printing Office, where he
is employed After rescuing his family he
discovered 1t was impossible for him to
reach his coat in the pocket of which he
had placed his money, and the garment and
contents were destroyed. Both families
were rendered temporarily homeless.
A fireman connected with No. Il engine
company cut his hand while at the fire