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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-23
LIZ STOCK MARKET
Hog Receipts Were Fair and
Market Higher.
TOP PRICE WAS S6.O5
Cattle Market Active to Extent
of offerings.

The receipts OF hogs were light yester-
day, but they were fully up to expecta-
tons. In addition to being holiday it
was Saturday. when a light supply Of
hogs is always expected. The buyers
were on hand and the market was active
to the extent Of the offerings and 5 cents
higher. The buyers have been for some
time acting as if they did not care
whether they got any hogs or not, but
for the last two days it has been different.
They now seem to want more hogs than
are coming. The best hogs on the market
yesterday sold for s5.05. They were good
weight, but contained some rough hogs,
but no light ones Cudahy seems 10 show
a preference for the heavy hogs, and the
shippers who have this class of stun will
hardly find il to their interest to run past
this market
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whist party at the home of Mrs. Anderson
on Friday evening, February 18th. The
members of the club are Mesdames
Owens, Trueax, Bascom, AIinnich, Ian
dis, Sites. Daniels. Hays. Goodin, Sump-
ton, Dillon and Anderson.
ENTERTAINED FOR FRIEND.
Miss Winifred Clark entertained num-
Der of her friends in honor of Miss Coda
Baker, of Pratt. Many novel features IN
the way Of entertainment were provided.
one was the Floral Love Tale cards
with questions to be answered by the
name of some flower. Miss Ethel Hudson
was awarded the prize. Miss Emma
Louchland sang several witty solos which
were enjoyed by all. During the evening
dainty refreshments were served Crohi-
mole boards were placed throughout the
house. At 4 late hour all departed, say
ing they had a delightful time.
Those present were: Anna Ray. Ollie
Tryon Allie Hudson, Jessie LOuchland,
Jean Day. Emma LouchIand. Gertie
Macauley, Ethel Hudson, Flora Finges,
Mary Cously, Susie Harper. Martha
Smith, Clara Bowers, Verna Clark, Clara
Cousiey Coda Baker. VIII Bowers, Ray
Bailey, VIII Eaton. Clyde Hilbert, John
Bailey, Victor Bowers, Charles Irwin,
Ernest Smith. Arch Louchland. Ralph
Burke, Frank Buckeridge, Andrew Louch-
and Mrs. Charles Beck.
FAREWELL RECEPTION GIVEN.
Last Friday evening farewell party
was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott and
Lucien Elliott. who resl.e five miles north
Of Douglas. on Arkansas avenue, but are
soon TO move 70 Sumner county.
The friends who gathered were Messrs.
and Mesdames T. J. Smith. John Bunton.
Tom Sullivan, Joseph Sanzek, w. r.
Clements, Chas. Cooley. Mrs. John Blu
senbarlI, Misses Maggie Sullivan, Mabel
Duncan, Louise Peachy, Emma Butts,
Bertha Adams. Ethel Bunton and Alice
Jones, and Messrs. Royse and Tence Blu
senbark. Ernest. Robert. Lester and
Kirby Smith, George. Gus and Eddie
Sanzek, WIN. Robert and Albert Sulli-
van, Earl and Carl Butts, Lewis Bunton,
Victor Lekron, Russell Davis, Elmer.
Mann. Duncan, Han.
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.
large audience gathered on Tuesday
afternoon for the extremely interesting
program OF the art department Gilbert
Parkers Right Of Way was reviewed
in q paper read By Mrs. 3. T. Rowlee.
and AIRS. \. c. Race gave q condensed
reading from the novel Itself. II is one
Of the few modern stories which holds
the readers attention from start TO
finish. and this is due not only TO the
literary finish. charming setting and unu-
sual types OF the book. but in an even
greater degree 10 profound spiritual in
sight which recognizes evil. faces the
consequences OF sin. and from the fierce
cruci5le OF shame ard suffering molds
a great human soul. capable OF that self
restraint and sacrifice that marks the
truly great ana heroic. The drama o. the
story deepeus and widens into a noble
literary and spiritual force visitor
from BelieTille. Canada. which is Par
kers home town. had told one If the
ladies MANY Interesting details and inch
dents of the authors lie and faEniiy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-23
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LIKE A GOOD TEMPER SHEDS A
BRIGHTNESS EVEPYWHERE.
Mad a Good EForse.

a good house greeted Quo Nadis last
nieht at the Crawford theater. The COM
panv was fair and the scenery was ade-
oua1e. Dan Reid had 3 very good con
centior Of the character Of Nero the rain,
cruel and merciless Caesar, while John
). Mcdonald did exceptionally clever worA
as Petronirs. Quo Nadis is net the kind
OF plav that pleases snd the dramapza-
ton OF the book is not worthy OF sfage
production. There IS nothing TO The play.
il was under this disadyaptage the com
pany iabored and cold audience was the
result The part OF Eanice was not
strongly but nicely portrayed by Miss
Elizabeth Neimeyer. Next attraction \
Thoroughbred Tramp on Tuesday night-
J. C. Hughes and wife went 10 colorado
Springs last night
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO.


Chicago, Feb. 2.-Cattle-Receipts. 2D0.
Market steady. Good to prime steers
nominal SG.50G7.00 poor to medium, 500
Q6.o0; stOcl1ers and feeders, 81. 50lI4. IS /;
cows, $1.25Q5. %; heifers, $2.50q5.50; cam
ners, I.25u2.50; bulls, S2.50Ii4.6 calves,
g. seas. %. Texas fed steers. S4.5065. Is.
Hogs-Receipts. Monday, 5000; left over
3,0t0. Market strong to sc higher. Mixed
and butchers. S5.s0a6. IS; good to choice
heavy, S.. 30G5 50; rough heavy, S6.0cM6 p /;
light, So. 7546.00; bulk of sales, s.. $4,000
Sheep-Receipts, 1,0oo. Sheep steady;
lambs weak. Good to choice wethers
81 95ff5-2 IS fair 70 choice mixed. s.. S5Q4 co.
western sheep, S4.5eqS.6o; native lambs,
oficial receipts and shipments yester-
Receipts-cattle. s.ssS; hogs. 2l.sls;
shlpments-Cattle. 8.2a5; hogs. 5.1s2;
sheep, POI.
Kansas City.
Kansas CITY Mo. Feb. 22.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 100 head. Market compared with
week ago, 25c higher; light supply stinu-
lated prices on all grades. Today's prices
nominal. Choice export and dressed beef
steers, s6.00d6.65: fair to good. $5.00n
600; stOckers and feeders, 81. 5000 80; west
ern fed steers. S5.25Q6.00; Texas and IN
Q4.50; native cows, S.o0Ql. IS; heifers 8. 10
Q5.50; Gamers. S2.0oqS.00; bulls $3.25Q4.50;
calves, 4.50N7.o0. Receipts for week, %
600 head last week, 24,0Q0.
Top, Sc 20; bulk of sales. S6.00GG.30; heavy
S6.25I6 10; mixed packers, $5.99Gi6.30; light,
$5.356I605; pigs, 81. 65l15. 50. Receipts for
the week, $1,000 head; last week. = 600.
Sheep-Receipts. none. Supply this week
still insufficient for demand; prices show
advance of 75c over two weeks ago. Ma
cive lambs bring S6.50lJ5 .65; western lambs
s.. 45Q6.45; native wethers, S5.0005.75.
western Wethers, S5.4505.65; yearlings,
5.75Q6.50: ewes, S4.50ft5.i0; culls and feed
ers. $1,000. 90. Receipts for the week,
1880 head; last week, 10000.
ST. Louis.
st. Louis, Feb. 22.-Cattie-Receipt 100,
including 80 Texans. Market steady for
natives, strong for Texans. Beef steers,
50 $685.; stockers and feeders. 81. 5q9
49, cows and heifers, s.. o0l15. 25; Texas
steers, $S.SoQ5.60 cows and heifers, s. .45Q
Hogs-Receipts. 5000. Market strong.
Pigs and lights. s5.S5Q6.0o; packers. $3.50
els; butchers. $515Gi6 Az.
Sheep-Receipts. 100. Market strong.
Natives, So. 9eQ5.25 lambs, S5.S5q6.so Tex
ans, S3.50q4.40.
ST. Joseph.
st. Joseph Feb. 2.-Cattle-Receipt
50 head. Market steady. Natives, $3.50
: 90; COWS and heifers. S1.75G5-50; veals,
81 00a6.75; stoclers and feeders, 80,
Hogs-Receipts. $500. Light and light
mixed. s5.70N6.15; medium and heavy,
81. 1865: pigs, s3.3o04.95.
Sheep-Recelpts. 30 head. Market stedy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-23

Invitations are oat FOR the marriage
OF Miss Gertrude r. Calhoun and Mr.
Fred * Hammers. TO take place Wednes-
day. February IS. at the home Of the
brides parents NJ and Mrs. C. ". Cal
houn. 6l7 Soi;th Emporia avenue
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-23
CURES WEAK MEN FREE.
Insures Love ard 4 Happy Home
Fer ALL

How any nan nay auicSly cure himself
after years ot suffering from se1tlsi weak
ness lost E-t3tit.. night losses, ysar.cccels.
etc. and enlarge small wsaE organs to
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name and address 20 Dr. l. 81 Knapp.
l-l Hul Bids. Detroit. Mirh-. ard he
VIII iiy send Che free receipt Eith foil
directions - rea1 auF mal my easily
cure himself n home Tbs s. certainly
Wcst generous otfcr. ard I1~ 70 eHsn.y
extracts taken from BIS daily reil show
what Uer thlnE II his generosity
Dear sir Please scrcpt r1E s1cers
thanks fCr vCErs ri rzc-l- Jafr lsF-
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the f--ert Eas heel exfrslerairafs- fL
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All cores I8s. .lfrce Is strictly col1st-H-
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For SALE

7 have purchased a large supply Of
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HOG Sales
CATTLE

There was fair business done in the
cattle section yesterday, everything con-
sidered The bulk of the offerings were
fair to good butchers cattle, all of which
found ready sale at what seemed to be
strong prices. Comparisons cannot be
made for the reason that no such cattle
were sold the previous day. Cudahy is
liberal buyer of good butcher cattle, and
the shipper who brings such TO this mar
ket viii stand a good chance of going
home with as much net cash for his cattle
as he could realize on any other market.
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pleasantly surprised hy fielding he hoess
filled with his friends assembled % agF-
prise him CD honor 90 his Est birthday *
was prepared 6y la uife ard Wa q Frard
success Iuner present we've Nr aud
Airs. s. =. Dv1l. ar. sn1 Airs Efarx
Harris. Sir ard Mr. Riggs. SIR auf
nrs. I!orfnce Mr. and SIR. Uleharl.
1ir AMI Mrs Brel6eusi4ne. Mr. ana zfss.
John OsieF Afr ard MFs Frsoisuau. SIR.
Ellis and Bert Eiiin Tire evening was
spent ln pinylng wrist SIR FIorsnes ant
Mrz. 2ichueI Won TIE 2fizrn. After =
light iunch The guests esasEed ir dare
INK for g short tirna. They then rre-sntet
M Frebleuan s0rse raiuabie presents
Day EaeL. a.lL.e-el. ~ .er ne.a.
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END at
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BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY.
M-s. Herman was surprised last We'd
nesdsy evening by a number of her
friends dropping in upon her They left
number % useful presents given her 10
remembrance Of her birthday. Those
present were. Messrs. ard 3iee6ames r.
Herman. Cal Herman Gus Miller. schaef-
or. ". +. Barlow. Mesdsmes Schnessier.
Bayiey ard Hunt. Misses Iona Herman.
Nellie Hunt Cecil barlow. Allie Miller.
Emma Munson: Messrs. prank Mnuson.
F. " Hawk. oscar Barlow. Roy Her
man, Ed Barlow and Wlii4e Miller After
refreshments followed q good night. with
wishes for many m0se birthdays foT Mrs.
Herman.
SURPRISED or HIS BIRTHDAY.
Upon returning from his shop Wednes-
DAY evening Mr. Jesse Tehlemsn was
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AII Fees suspenaed untII Marcl,r

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whist party at the home Of Mrs. Anderson
on Friday evening, February 18th. The
members of the club are Mesdames
Owens, Trueax, Bascom, AIinnich, Ian
dis, Sites, Daniels. Hays. Goodin, Sump-
ton, Dillon and Anderson.
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HOME TREkTH E%T.
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J. G. Hughes and wife went 70 oolorado
Springs last night
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THE IMPERIAL BICYCLE CLUB
Mrs. Oscar Van Arsdale entertained the
Imperial Bicycle club on the West Side
in honor OF thu sixteenth birthday OF
Mr. Ed McNsughten. The evening was
passed pleasantly, with games OF We
rious kinds. Refreshments were served.
There were present Misses Leila Haze,
Frances Parsons, Miriam Payne, Lydia
Violet, Bernlce Payne, Messrs Rex
Payne. Ed Violet, Ed McNaughten, Frank
Payne Elmer Mckibbon, Harry Van
Arsdale
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-21

this above his cloth, of infinite charity
in st. Paurs sense, he honored the King
in browning him more than he was
honored by having to perform the SER
vice. -
Lord Kitchener was naturally an at
traction to the public eye, but his ue-
meanor showed the man he is the man
of stern and answering will. No shouts
of the crowd disturbed the complete
calm of that iron face. Others might
bow this way and that, Lord Roberts
did in his genial pleasant way, but as
far as Kitchener was concerned he
might have been alone in the South
African veldt as amid the cheering
crowds of a London pageant.
These two strike one in the published
accounts. The soldier of the Church
and education, whose feet are barely
guided by his failing eyesight to the
opening tomb, the key note of whose
life has been duty to his fellow men,
and loyalty to the crown and country.
And the soldier of the army, in the very
heyday Of his strength and mental
power, with work of vast import before
him, the key note of whose life has also
been duty, unfiinching duty, and loyalty
to crown and country. Lord Kitchener's
career appeals to the crowd. The Arch
Bishops career appeals to those VINO
can admire and love without shouting.
To signalize his coronation King Ed
ward has made a graceful gift to the
nation. Under his mothers will Os-
borne House became his private prop
erty. 1t was a favorite residence of
Queen Victoria and was strongly assoc
ciated with her life both in it's public
and it's private character. The rooms
she personally occupied are to remain
as they We're and will in time become a
sort of museum of Victorian relics. The
rest of the building is to be used as a
canvalescent home for officers of the
navy and army, a very needed institu-
ton. The ancient palace of Greenwich
was turned into Greenwich hospital
through the efforts of Mary Stuart,
Queen of William Ill and that institu-
ton for disabled sailors has kept her
memory green. The gift of Osborne
House, another royal residence will
signalize more than statues and monu-
ments the memory of Queen Victoria.
Nothing seems to have marred the
coronation, and now the king as soon
as his health is fully established can
devote himself to such tasks as fall to
the head of a great nation, and which
his age and his experience so admirably
fit him to carry out successfully.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-21
THE CORONATION.

The details of the coronation of Ed
ward VII reached here nv the mail. tn
pravious steamer, having merely brought
sba announcement that the ceremony
a,ad baer succassf,,Il,, acconnIisbad
,rhouph much c,rtai1ed if was evidently
an imposing pageant and the peeresses
had an opportunitv of a life time for
wearing fine Jewels and magnificent
robes The American peeresses shone
with costly srIendor and tbe English
neeresses with historic gems in many
cases. Historic names. distinguished
inheritors Of ancient privileges, wealth,
age. youth and beauty We're on dis
play and probably made as fine a show
ing as has ever been gathered within
the ancient abbey walls on any similar
occasion.
-yyyost,,,i,isto,. Abbe,, is o. sno+ fpu Of
memories which arc of interest to neo-
,,1a ~, ho+b sidoe of tho Atlantic #
s. NOT or1,, tho association of the abbev
obr~ot With 60 many Of the Rriti h
,,onarcbs b,it il is the association with
50 many men famed throughout the
world as noets artists soldiers. sailors.
statesmen dinlomats. divines and great
tbinl,ers and actors i'm every branch of
,iro who b,,a ,dorrad tbair noe and
have left innerisbable memories to
+loi, co,,rtr,,' and IN many cases TO the
7,,,,,,r 49, ,bro,iybout the world.
,vast,,,irie+,, 10 tho ceel,e+ which nre-
s,or,,a., i, ,,,arrl, H., memories or the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-21

The use of Spanish words is creeping
into general newspaper literature
Among others is "ladrones." When
one reads that Inspector this or Con-
stable that has been killed in fight
with "ladrOnesl'' one is apt to think it
was battle with some strange insur-
gent tribe, If the statement We're
made that the Inspector or Constable
was knived in a rough and tumble
tussle with sneak thieves, it would be
much less picturesque, but it would
convey the fact more directly to the
average Anglo-SaXon intellect.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-21

The fact that two people from Homo
lulu have recently succumbed to cbo-
iefa IN the Philippines brings the raw
ages Of the dread disease home to us.
1t has certainly taken hold most vim
lently in those distant isles. We have
no need TO fear for any such outbreal,
mere inasmuch as our city is cleaner
and in better sanitary condition than
the Philippine towns, in spite Of all the
efforts of the American officials to i'm
prove such conditions. The cholera is
however, on the wane The cholera
season is coming to an end and the ISL
ands will soon be free of that disease
for time at least