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Arizona republican., 1902-11-29
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ture 1t will as accurately register the will of the people.
 The most imperative need of the navy today Is of additional officers. It in- Vites the instant attention of congress. The administration of the department is embarrassed almost daily by the lack of officers below common rank This condition has been approaching for some years, and was clearly appre- hended and stated by my predecessor in office. It is acute today, and. when the ships already authorized are com pleted, it will be desperate unless there is early action.
 The navy already lacks 571 of its full complement of officers. The battle ships in course of construction are the Maine. Georgia, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island. Louisiana, California, Nebraska West Virginia, Maryland, Colorado. South Dakota, Connecticut, Ohio, Vir- ginia, Missouri and New Jersey. and the cruisers St. Louis. Milwaukee. Charleston Gebuilding), Denver. Des Moines. Chattanooga, Tennessee. Wash ington. Arkansas. Nevada, Wyoming. Paducah, five submarine boats. the Cleveland, Galveston, Tacoma. Flor ida. the Dubuque and 13 torpedo boat destroyers and ' torpedo boats, and when these vessels are placed in com mission there will be a deficiency of 1860 officers.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-29
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Arizona republican., 1902-11-29

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Arizona republican., 1902-11-29
ENLISTED MEN.

The number of enlisted men in the naval service in June. 1902, was 2I .433. or these S,O32 were landsmen for train ing apprentices. Many of these come from the middle western states. and at the time of their enlistment were unacquainted with the new life unon which they had entered Their prog ress has been eminently satisfactory.
 All men now enlisted are require, to be either citizens or to have de- clared their intention to become such Eighty nine per cent of the enlisted force are now citizens. and 7G Der cent are native born. Ninety-three and three tenths per cent of the iandsmen for training and 9f per cent of the ap- pIentices are native born.
 The advance in general intelligence and education of the enlisted men ore sents new problems which, with al, other questions concerning them. nrt. receiving the critical attention of the. department. IL is believed that in in teiligence. education, adaptability to the service, and fidelity to its interests. our men will compare favorably with those of any other navy.
 The work of the Naval Young Mems, Christian Association has become so important and beneficial to the en- listed men of the navy and marine corps that it deserves public recoeni- uon. In May last. near the New York navy yard. fine building completely equipped was dedicated and opened m the uses of the men. The buildir.- With its furniture and equipment. was gwen by patriotic and public-spirited women. Ihere is here furnished what is practically clubhouse in which tbs men can. al a reasonable price obton, excellent meals and lodging and opnor- tunity for healthful and rational recro- ation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-15
CATTLE SALES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Hogs might have sold a little lower
yesterday if there had been more Of them
or the market.
People up at the Union stock yards yes
torday realized that summer is here. The
big thermometer in the scale yards mark
e. 81 degrees in the shade.
Mr.. Robb shipped car load of horses
and mules to Red Rock. Oklahoma, yes
terday. They We're bought here and ne
had some good stock.
Shippers who had stock on the mar
ket yesterday were: Ed Weidllne. of
Augusta; E. S. Kerley, Of Peck; O. S.
Yazel. Of Furley; W B. Johnston, of
Enid. and a. Hunbauer, of NIulvane.
Fred Dold staked of the packing house
grounds yesterday. and force of men
commenced digging post holes. He is go
ing to put a pailing fence eight feet high
around the entire forty acres included in
the packing house grounds. He has seven
bulldogs which viii be turned loose in the
grounds when the fence is completed.
The dogs viii be put in a corral during
the day and turned loose at night. Fred
bold says if any man monkeys around
that packing house at night he will
make dog meat sure.
Colonel Garrett buyer for the Armour
Packing company, went to Kansas City
last Saturday, and he did not get back
yesterday until the market was closed,
but that did not make any difference, be-
cause Cudahy wanted all the hogs, any
how.
Now that Fred Dold is putting high
fence around the packing house grouds
fl would be a good thing if the stock
yards company would build an elevated
sidewalk on the east side so that people
could get to the stock yards from
Twenty-frst street without swimming
when Chisholm creek is not big enough
to hold the water.
Ed Weidline, of Augusta, was on the
yards yesterday, the first time in sew
eraI weeks lie generally keeps right
along buying and sends his hogs in. Mr..
Weidline has great faith in the weather
prophets. and he pays attention to what
they say. one OF them lives in Butler
county. and last spring he told I'D not
to plant any corn this year. because
there was going TO be a drouth that
would put 1874 in the shade. Mr.. Weidlinc
went right TO work and put out 100 acres
of corn. and now he thinks he viii have
to rent some ground to crib his corn on.
When the weather prophets tell Ed Weld
lire what TO do. he goes and does the
other thing, and he always hits it, Some
people think he is lucky but Ed says it
is q simple business proposition.
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TAKEN TO PENlTENlARY
Jessie Morrison begins Twenty Five
Years Sentence.

Leavcnworth kan July ~ Nss Jes-
sic Morrison arrived ~ TIE state peul-
Tertiary AZ Lansing as y O'Clock this
morning 70 begin her twenty-five years
sentence fer the mgr1r ~ Mrs OAn
Castle 80 ~ Dorado. she had started
for LANSING u midnight last night after
being taken 20 her home. where she BID
farewell 70 her parents ond brother ~
The peniteruary she vac very much
downcast. She was Immediately taken
20 the womans department y "a not
known what work wll 81 sucd her.
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HOG MARKET
HELD STEADY
Other Markets Were Lower
Light Receipts Held 1t There.
TOP PRICE WAS S7.85
Cattle Supply Was Fair for a
Monday.
TOP PRICE WAS S7.85

The supply Of hogs on the market yes
terday was pretty fair for Monday
these times of general light receipts.
Other markets were quoted lower, but
probably owing TO the light supply the
market here was about steady. Cudahy
got nearly al the hogs and his buyer
said they cost as much as his purchases
last Saturday. There were no toppy
hogs among the offerings, except one
bunch OF wagon deliveries. Medium
weight mixed hogs sold for s7.721k and
$50. the former for common and the
latter for good. All the offerings were
sold, but one car load came in after the
buyers had left the yards, and they were
held over. There is no regular time for
closing, and the buyers usually stay as
lcng as they can hear of any hogs com
ing
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National League Games.

CHICAGO. >. BROOKLYN. q
Chicago. July 1.-THE locals shut out
Brooklyn today in another pitchers bat
tie. Chicago scored twice in the eighth.
after TWO men we're out Attendance.
Chicago -. ......o0O0OOO2.-2 6 /
Brooklyn 60 ......o @ Q 0 o. o
Batteries-Taylor and king: Hughes
and Ahearn
PHILADELPHIA. G; ST. LOUIS. :.
ST. Louis. July 14-Philadedlphia won
one-sided contest from 81. Louis Popp
was given final Try out by -. Louis
and pitched miserahiy. Attendance. $50.
81. Louis ..-...-.e g o. 5
Philadelphia . , l. Is Q
Batteries-Popp and Ryan. Frazer and
Douglas.
CINCINNATI .: NEW YORK. a
Cincinnati. July 14-New York put up
very amateurish exhibition today and
was shat out By the locals. Jones was
put out OF the grounds by Umpire Pow
ers FOR questioning a decision At
tendance. So Score Il Z
Cincinnati 49,. 80 @ IS G
New York ..-..-..0 @ g Q Is Q o. @
Batteries-Currie and Pe.tz; Biewitt
and Yeager.
PITTsBURG. I. BOSTON. l.
Pittshurg. July 14-Pittsburg won in
the FIRST inning on three singles and
three baEser After this inning Willis
had them al his mercy. Boston was
saved a shut out by Wild pi;ch by
Dehoney. Attendance. -a1. Score
Ri z
PtttshurS - .-.--s G 9e00Q tn o
Boston ...- ...-----e ! Q G @ @ Q o. /
Batteries-Doheny and Simmer, willis
and Moran.
The people who once e.ainet. 70 hsvt
0und their affinity, don't as a rule. look :;
they had found much
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market closed as follows:
Butter-Steady. Creameries, 171zG21c;
diaries, 17Q1s1zc.
Cheese-Steady, 10q1o2&c-
Eggs-Ffrm- Fresh, lSc-
Kansas City.
Kansas City. July 1i.-Wheat: Sep
TENDER. 6Slzc; December. SS7sc; cash No.
2 hard, new, &c: old, 7SG74c; No. hard.
6sG7ec: No. hard, 64d641sc; rejected
hard. e29sSc; No. 2 red. nc; No. red.
7O070Ac.
Corn-september, 6Sc; December Sic:
cash No. 2 mixed. 67Q6T1sc; No. white,
&C. No. white. sso6S1ac.
Oats-No. 2 white, 1880.
Rye-No. ?, &c.
Hay-Choice new timothy. s10.0od10.5o;
old priarie. S9.OUal0.O0; new prairie, s7.5o
Eggs-Fresh. 14c
Receipts of wheat. 131 cars.
St. Louis.
ST. Louis. July 14--Wheat lower. No
2 red, cash elevator. 7ea4c; track, 711slI
72izc. new; 761z. old; July. 7cSsd7eS4c;
September, 701zG7o3sc; No. hard, 75G7s.
~Corn-Lower. No ? cash. 622sc; track.
65Iec: July. 62ssc; September, 57ssq5794c-
December. 405sc-
Oats--Lower No. cash. nominal;
2sla; No. 2 white, &c.
Rye-Steady, SIC.
New York.
New York, July 14.-Butter-Receipt
r. 1876 packages. Market steady. State
dairy, 171zG2o1zc; state creamery. $50
HAc; imitation creamery, 1Tqi9c; fac
tory, 1sd1Sc.
Cheese-Receipts. 7.515 packages. Mar
ket weak 10 steady Fancy large coll
ored and white, s12c; fancy small new
state cream, 10c.
Eggs-Receipts. LIPS packages. Mar
ket firm TO easy. State and Pennsylva-
mia. 20l2c: western candled. lS12c.
Sugar-Raw. steady Fair refining,
? 3-16c; centrifugal Sc test, Slice; molas-
ses. 5.15c; powdered. Also; graduated,
1 soc.
Coffee-Nominal.
Enthusiastically. New Orleans, ga
Il cents
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SAVES A WoMAN's LIFE

To have given up would have meant
death for Mrs. Lois Cragg. Of Dorches-
ter. Mass. For years she had endured
untold misery from a severe lung trouble
and obstinate cough. "Often." she writes.
i could scarcely breathe and sometimes
could not speak All doctors and rem
edies failed till I used DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption and was com
pletely cured" Sufferers from coughs
colds, throat and lung trouble need this
grand remedy. for it never disappoints.
Cure is guaranteed by G. Behring's phar-
macy. Price SOC and Sl.OO.
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American Association Games.


DENVER. 10: ST. JOSEPH. 2.
Denver, Colo. July I.-Brashear was
hit hard today. He was given ragged
support and Denver had an easy time.
Halls home run. with one man on base,
in the sixth. being st. Joseph's only
score. Attendance, 500. Score:
Denver $3.50. ......10332Io 10 % 0
St. Joseph ......-..0 0 o , o O. Il
Batteries-Eyler and Mcconnell; Bras
hear and Garvin.
OMAHA. 3: MILWAUKEE. ..
Omaha, July 14-Netting three runs on
six hits in the sixth inning. Omaha won
from Milwaukee amid great excitement.
Score: r II z
Omaha .... ........0OOOOOOOS-s ,
Milwaukee .... 90 0 o. !
Batteries-Alloway and Gonding; Bar
Der and Hanford.
COLO SPRINGS. s: KANSAS CITY. 4.
Colorado Springs July 1.-THE locals
won out in the ninth inning on an error,
a hit a sacrifice and an Outheld hit,
scoring two runs. Attendance. 500.
Score; r II z
Colorado Springs .0001l 1002-5 /
Kansas City ......0 o o @ 0 O. 10 )
Batteries-Ne and Baerwald;
Weimer and Messitt.
PEORIA. s: DIES MONIES. 1.
Des Moines. July I4-By punching hits
Peoria won the last game Of the series.
The locals played the better fielding
game. With two double plays TO their
credit Brilliant work by Bayy was a
feature of the contest. Attendance. 400.
Score: Z Z
Peoria .... ........2 0OO10300 2
Des Moines $3.50 90 OIL o e-1 ,
Batteries-Cox and Vaughn: Feeney.
Honer and Lobeck.
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and fifty feet Of Union Pacific track wens
out This tied up that railroad as wei
as the Santa Re. The river here rose
three inches during the night a number
Of houses in North Lawrence have been
deserted. q large portion ~ the country
having been submerged as a result ~ yes
terdays break. Two spans 81 the Lin
wood bridge went out this morning and
the Eudora bridge IS 81 a weakened con
f.tfo-
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, July 1.-THE speculative
operators in favor of higher prices for
stocks took hold of the market with re-
newed vigor today, centring their cam
paign on St Paul That stock has al
ways been peculiarly effective as a lead
err owing 10 its representative character
amongst the western trunk Inns and TO
the large <oating supply in the market.
Its notable rise today therefore had
some sympathetic effect on stocks OF its
own class. The mass Of securities how
ever, remained singularly unresponsive
to the aggressive strength of St. Paul
and even sagged in spots from torpid de-
mand. In the early market the effect
of the St. Paul movement was inter-
fered with by the obvious profit taking
going on in Missouri Pacific and the sus-
picion thus aroused that the ST. Paul
manipulation was expressly designed to
facilitate this profit taking. There were
also weak spots among the industrials.
The declines from Saturdays level reach
ed point IN Missouri Pacific, Sugar and
Amalgamated Atchisou responded ear
ly to the ST. Paul rise and followed IL
closely throughout the day but ii was
not until late that Union Pacific. and
still later when Southern Pacific came
into the movement. The st. Louis-South-
western stocks and Illinois Central were
also conspicuous. reference to the
days sales list will show that the stocks
above specified made up the principal
portion OF the days market Ae each
stock was successfully brought forward
into the movement the buying took on
large proportions. Blocks Of from thou
sand to 5000 shares were dealt in freely
from all OF the active issues. The weak
stocks generally recovered and closed IN
changed or at the slight losses. An eff
fort was made to advance the Readings.
but 1t was not pursued. Much was made
in connection with the advance of hopeful
talk Of crop prospects, and no account
was taken of the signs of the strength
in the grain markets based on reports
Of more unwelcome rains in the south
west. The grain markets are not consid-
cred a reliable barometer of actual crop
conditions. owing to the disturbance of
abnormal conditions by speculation. It
must be considered also that the specu-
latiye mind is much confused in follow
government crop acreage figures in the
attempt to conform the agricultural de-
partments figures to the census returns.
The favorable bank statement on Satur-
day was urged as evidence Of urging
conditions OF the money market. but
money rates were not apprecfably easier
here today and foreign exchange advance
a fraction again. There was a deposit Of
500. 900 at the sub-treasury for Geographic
transfer to New Orleans. and New York
exchange at Chicago remained at &c dis
count. The market closed rather irregu-
lar. but with the Changers at the top
level.
The bond market was more irregular
even than stocks and was without con-
spicuous feature. Total sales. par value.
s4.247 900: L. s. refunding Is declined x
and the IS and old and new IS. = per cent
on call today.
Closing stock quotations were as fol
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BASE BALL.
American league Games.

PHILADELPHIA, 4; BOSTON, 3.
Philadelphia, July 1.-THE home team
defeated Boston today in an exciting
ten-inning game by good consecutive hit
ting. Philadelphia tried a new pitcher.
named Howard Wilson and he made a
good Impression. Attendance, 2,132.
Score: II Z
Boston ........O020OOO1OO-S 0
Philadelphia 90 Ol0OO2 01-4 II 3
Batteries-Young and Criger; Wilson
and Schreck.
WASHINGTON. 10; BALTIMORE, 9.
Washington, July 14-Washington took
its fourth consecutive game from Balti-
more today by heavy hitting. Balti-
more tied the score in the ninth. but
singles by Carey and Ely, followed by
Clarkes drive over the fence, won the
game. Attendance. 3.,115. Score:
Ri z
Washington e. "a 4 0 0 Ito Is 3
Baltimore 49,. lob o. o , 0 ? II 3
Batteries-Carrick and Clarke; Shields
McGinnity and Bresnahan.
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ONE MINUTE Cough Cure
Cures quickly That's whatit's made for.
GUS SAUR==G. Van WERDEN

s.. 00qS30; stoclkers and feeders, $3.10d
5.S5; cows and heifers, 81. 25@s. 10: Texas
steers. $-25q615; cows and heifers, $50
9965.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000. Market 5d1Oc
lower Pigs and lights. s7.25qL75; pack
ers. S.75QZ95; butchers, s7.SGdS.20.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000. Market steady.
Natives, $3.00Q4O0; lambs. S4.5oa6.s0.
ST. Joseph.
st. Joe. July 14-Cattle-Receipts, 2,2S3.
Best natives, steady others, 10 at 15c
lower. Natives. S3.T5G8.00; cows and
heifers, s2.25G6.35; veals, s325q6.00; bulls
and stays, s2.25Q6.O0; stockers and feed
ers. S2.75Q5.35
Hogs Receipts, 1900 Market to
10c lower Light and mixed, s7.75q7 50;
medium and heavy, s775GS.O5; pigs, S4.25
ass; buaS, S7S507.95.
Sheep-Receipts. 2,259 Steady to
strong
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VIII Ma Ike
Affidavit
New Lease of Life for an IOWA
Postmaster.

Postmaster r. 81. Randall, Dunlap. Ia,
says: suffered from indigestion and re-
sulting evils for years Finally l tried
Hodoi. soon knew l had found what
had long looked for l am better today
than in years. Kodol gave me new
lease of life. Anyone can have my af-
fdavit to the truth of this statement.
Kodol digests your food. This enables the
system to assimilate supplies. strengthen
ing every organ and restoring health
kodos Makes You Strong.
Prepared only by E. c. DEWITT & Co. Chicago.
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New York acney msrke..

New York. J-iv l4-E1css- Money q
cali steady AZ sz-s1f per cent. closing
I'd ard asked -izG3
Prime re7cz-tile paper. E1z prT
cent. sterling exchange hTr. Rifh az
t1al Ausiness r. bankers bits zf fss--s
fur demand AL = - for SKY 8ays.
Posted rates = ST. and 3 SS--f4&
Commercial hsils. $ ~ 5fE% Bar
silver. ~ Mexican dollars. O. Gov
eminent bends. ~ezk. state trz8s. izzc-
tive. railroad bor5x tr1ezzslza
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Flour-SteaGy
No. : spHng wheat. &; No. 3 7pSi2e;
~ rec. s5g-s
Ne. Corn. 7si-sSoasc; No. yellow.
-slzESIc.
No. ? oats. ssfsac. No. white. sc:
No. white. S7iz6ssc-
No. ne. SIC
Good feeding barley. s5Gssc: choice Il
fair mating. 7eG-5c-
No. flaxscsL slEs No. I Ncrth-
western. $40.
Mess pork. per barrel. SIS 81 S51i1
lard. Per 10 pounds. 81 Al. short RIBS.
sides aoose9 Sl07s6l1Ssis dry saitei
shoulders. OboSef}. s s7l1c. short clear
sides Cboxedl. 81 S6ll ~
Clover. contract grade SIS
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
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HOG SALES


The receipts Of cattle yesterday were
good for Monday. There were several car
loads of range cattle on the market, but
the owners refused all bids. and they
We're shipped out in first hands. The
market was 5 to 10c lower for common
cows and a shade lower on stockers and
feeders.
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IL a - - ID 20

Ard say come other ualFe ointment.
lotion ol or alleged heaief ir as good a.
Bacsien Araica Save isl hln thirty
yeara ~ marseloas cufrr IS pi- burns.
bols come ffioas uirafr. ctts aeai1s.
bruises ard sElr ereHfisre rraFs ta The
beet and Cheapest ~ az Gshriag phaf-
macy