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New-York tribune., 1902-10-26
HARLEM REPUBLICANS RALLY.
HOLD ROUSING MEETING AT HEADoUAR-
TIERS IN ONE-HUNDRED-AND-Tw
FIFTH-ST

The Republicans OF the XXI Assembly District
had a rousng meeting last night at their head
quarters in West one-hundred-and- -twenty-hfth-st
near Lenox-ave.
Notwithstanding the red light display of the Dem
ocratc party in the street. the hall was filed
with Harlem Republicans. many women being in
the audience.
The chairman of the meeting was Summer r.
Stiles, whom in "A most entertaining manner in
trodgced the principal speaker of the evening.
Charles A Gardner, a well known attorney who
page of this paper. dwelt the fallacies OF the
coal plank in the Democratic platform Among
the other speakers were Senator r F. Davis and
j. NJ. Wall. the latter former newspaper man.
who gave many humorous "reminiscences OF mis- ex-
perience
New-York tribune., 1902-10-26
In conclusion the statement says:
WOMAN WANTS 100000 DAM4GES

= DIVORCED WIFE BRINGS SUIT FOR
PREACH OF PRoMIsE-DEFENpAN ALSO
SUED FOR ALLEGED ALIENATION.
FOR damages OF $4,000 for alleged breach OF
promise 70 marry has been brought by Mrs
Eattie G Leach. Of 40. ~ Park Place Brooklyn.
the divorced wife Of Merritt Leach. against Henry
Gruhe, ot No. H3 Sterling Place Brooklyn.
IN the City Court in Manhattan. An attempt
on the part o. the defendant 10 have IL trans
terred 70 Kings County IS being fought by the
plaintiff. who alleges that CRUDE is one OF the
heaviest stockholders IN the J. NJ Horton Ice
Cream Company: that ne Is worth from 100000 TO
10000 IN real estate and personal property, the
greatest part OF which is in New-YorK County. An
affidavit 10 this effect has heen filed by the woman S
counsel. Hoffman & Wahle.
The complaint in the action sets forth that Mrs.
Leach knew the defendant for some years prior 10
October 2 1901, when she promised &c marry him
At the time there was pending her suit against
her husband for divorce, and she had about de-
oided. she says, 10 abandon IL. when CRUDE offered
70 marry her II she would secure the divorce. The
divorce case was therefore continued. anc decree
leges CRUDE promised to marry. her the last week
IN June. He has. however. she further al4eges Ie-
II his answer 10 the complaint. CRUDE denied all
these allegations, except that he was acquainted
with the woman, and offers as separate oe{ence;;
decree OF divorce obtained by Mrs Leach Is null
and void because her husband was not served Win
papers in the case and did not appear IN the trlaI
New-Jersey for FIVE years, and vas not a resloent
q The state IN which the sIegS9 9or Nv cine
Howe g. Hummel in the mean time have seTveo
papers Mr. CRUDE in suit for aholher i SlvJooe
tor Of his Wife's affections. A. H Hummel de-
clined 70 discuss that case yesterday
New-York tribune., 1902-10-26
EXCITING RUNAWAY ~ BROADWAY.

POLICEMAN AND PEDESTRIAN HURLED TO
GROUND AFTER GRAsPNG Birdie
There was exciting runaway IN Broadway
yesterday. in which policeman. driver and pedes-
trian thrown from their feet The horse
owned by Charles Berry. of No e Fast Twenty
ninth-st. and driven by Aaron Polhenus, OF No
So5 East Forty-sixth-st, was passing the Marl-
borough Hotel when It became frightened al
passing automobile and threw Polhenus 10 the
pavement A policeman named Walters attempted
10 stop the animal. and had got hold OF the bride
when he thrown TO the pavement After a
wild run OF one block the horse broke awav from
the lgh5 wagon TO which It was attached and
continue on its run down Rroadwav across
pedestrians. ~
In front OF the Gilsey House at Twentv-nintr st
Albert Friedman. who lives in the botsl .rsbbed
the bride. but was unable 70 hold on and was
thrown TO the pavement After run OF four
blocks TO Twenty-hfth-st.. Policeman Dav,s ~ the
Broadway Squad. stopped the horse VI '"'
New-York tribune., 1902-10-26
NON-PARTIs4N TRUST TREATMENT
SECRETARY SHAW URGES 1T FOR sEcUR-
ING PUBLICITY.

ING PUBLICITY
yya,,ne Neb oct 25-Lesie NJ. Shaw. Secretary
of the treasury spoke here tonight
~ wish we might solve all the great problems
non-parttsanly" he began We have solved some
and among them very important questions Both
,,rtizs ioinsd in subsidIzng the first Tansconu-
mental lines of railroad and both parties continued
s,,,,errr,Ant aid until after years Of struggle
s,d Industrial expansion sufficient commerce was
created 10 support the roads. and subsidies. or
government aid no longer necessary.
Secretary Shaw then followed with review Of
uop-partisan aid which has been and is being
Granted In the improve ment of the rivers and har-
bors of the country, in the protection of the
American coastwise trade. in the irrigation of the
arid plains of the West. and in the construction of
the proposed Isthmian Canal ON the advantages
Of the canal American commerce he dwelt at
some length. Continuing, he said.
I wish We could start PAL rtisanly to deal with
the trusts but here l seem To hope against hope.
great who has twice led the opposition
in national campaigns has declared in favor of an
Amendment the constitution. giving Congress
authority deal with trusts. Hut Just before the
question came 10 vote IN the House Of Repre-
ssntatives the Democratic leader made a speech.
in which he expiained that II they Joined with the
Republicans in support Of the amendment they
would eliminate the trust question from politics.
and he ccunseilsd against IL. and when the vote
New-York tribune., 1902-10-26
SURPRISED Ar LAYDsTHINGS VOTE.
p.N7sE Nrr,yrsrTR THOUGHT ISLANDS TREATY
WOULD NOT BE DECIDED BEFORE
NOVEMBER

Constantine Br,ln. Danish Minister at Washing
ton when he arrived yesterday on the steamer
hilsdelphia was surprised 10 hear that tne 10y ,
60 - T,nisb islands IA the West Indies TO
the r-r,se states had been rejected by the Lands-
thing Il did not think action was TO De tsAen
50 soon he said when told of the news i nave
beer on the otner side four months saea- @
fiOr srS most Of that time i have spent IN lloe-
cling Just before ! left France read IN q , Paly-
that the matter would not come up uhlh '"'ei
Der = .,,., faal
He was asked whether there was I suohs n t1a Ibo
ng among the .Janish people agaIumst si''i'e ~ ~
West Indian possessions, and replled- -,
.Csr,.G,l,- ttheTe ID There would be such feel
i,s - cr,.,,trv KNbat country likes TO give
up territorv2 How did the proposition come s ~
Well the Islands have not been very PioSs'sI 80 ITos
IN fact none Of he islands down there are pIos-
D.. GUS Even those belonging 10 Englano @ ros. SIe
rot ento1'inF prosperity They were very p1os-
perous dftv wears ago and may be again
New-York tribune., 1902-10-26
NO DANGER OF COLLAPSE AT PRESENT

OCCUPANTS OF POLICE HEADQUARTERS REAs-
sURED BY REPORT OF CHIEF ENGINEER
Chief Engineer Van Keuren Of Jersey City has
averted a panic among the police officials and
patromen occupying the Police Headquarters
building, at Gregory-st. and Cooper Place, by an
nouncing that the building is going to fall-at
least not yet II was built pllng. which Is
sinking into a bed Of mud. thus throwing the
structure out Of plumb. Omnous cracking has
been heard and hssures have appeared In the
walls greatly alarming the more tmid occupants
OF the building. They have been reassured how
ever, by the statement OF Engineer Van Keuren
The foundation will be strengthened at once
New-York tribune., 1902-10-26
4 BoNUS OF $4,000 FOR A LEASE.

4 WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY WILL OCCUPY A
FIFTR-AvE ART STORE
Western railroad has paid bonus Of $4,000 for
the lease OF the four story building No s7S Fifth
ave- a lot 255xl00 feet, at the northeast corner
of Thirty fthst. The lease has three years to run
from May ]. 1903, and is held by Fishel, Adler &
Schwartz, dealers in paintings. who have occupied
the building for some years. The rental under this
lease is $1,000 year. Not only has the railroad
given the art firm the remarkable bonus OF $4,000
for the lease but IL has agreed to allow the art
firm 10 occupy free the upper floors OF the building
until Nay ! next. on November the railroad
company VIII move into the store OF the building.
The totai cost of the lease the railroad will be
Sn'Oe. or $500 a year. The sum Of s3s coo would
be per cent year on s1s0O00. which would make
the value Of this twenty efoot building S3l III
front foot The railroad company intends 10 sub
let the upper floors after MAY / next.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-26
kEPoRTED MISSING SILK WITNESS III

- Mendelson Of the silk firm OF y. Mehus 80
F Co.. al No % Greene-st- the employer u ~
Kissing witness. Godfrey Bloch VINO II 'e
seaTched for by United States Secret ser - a.,
lo give testimony regarding the charges e Co
Nn thc customs department by n hosn. ,,ester-
my importers. gave out signed s baS been
cay saying that Bloch for some oays sIIosss 10
physically unable by reason OF serious i'i
sppear before the federal grand jury
New-York tribune., 1902-10-26

grand rally of the Republicans of the XIXth
Assembly District will be held at the headquarters
in the Miller Building. Sixty-fftn-st and broadway
on next Monday at p. m. The speakers will be
Lemuel r. Cuigg. Charles o. Mas J. Leslie
Gossen. William II. Douglas candidate for Con-
gress Michael Kirkland, candidate for Senator and
Sharles r. bost~lck' candidate for the Assembly.
There VIII be music and fireworks Outdoor meet
ing are being held nightly in the several election
districts ana much hard work is being done 10
arouse the voters. there is considerable apathy
in the district which must be dispeIied
New-York tribune., 1902-10-26
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

A mass meeting arranged to be held ar Cooper
Union by the Hungarian Republican Club and
which will be addressed by Dr. D. J. Hill First
Assistant Secretary of State. will ne held ON next
Tuesday evening" instead of on Wednesday, as
originally contemplated. This change Of date was
made necessary by unforeseen obstacles
New-York tribune., 1902-10-26

An automobile parade and miniature flower
show will serve as means Of attracting voters and
others interested in the campaign to meeting TO be
held in Beethoven Hall next Monday evening,
under the auspices OF the Loyal Republican Club
and the James Z. March Associa tion of the With
Assembly 8 District 81 James z March, leader of the
of the flower show. He IS confdant tbat tbsse Ar
fractions will greatly increase the vote in what
heretofore has been the Sullivan stronghold. Sixty
young women OF the With District will ride in auto
mobiles from Howard square to Beethoven Hall, in
East Fifth-St- Each young woman vyfI q Iarg
bouquet of chrysanthemums or orchids The auto
mobiles will be preceded by a military hanJ while
the rear guard Will be made up OF members and
friends of the two clubs AT the neetine Port
ers will be Lemqel Z Quigg, Congressman Lessler.
Professor Cr Gullino. Senator F. s TSav ~ Cali
rornia and jeremiah Sullivan
New-York tribune., 1902-10-26
HELP.

help OF an kinds ts 10 be fo""" "
~-sttie Ada. of the People"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-26

BUSINESS DIRECTORY FREE
Is virtually what is given with today
paper In those SLittie Ads. of the People,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09

Die Woche en- Sunday This article
quotes President Roosevelt ir a. later
view with Herr Goldbsrser az the xhsts
House as saying.
The economic future belongs 70 ths
United States ard Germans. and the wei
fare q both countries lies In fntenlsent
mutual esteem
Herr Goldeerger makes comp arisous be-
tween Germany and the Unlied states.
and SAYS that one thing certain "a thar ne
sharpest competition viii 81 made ~
the United States fer the WORLDS mar
kets
We must unconditierssly admit. says
the writer. that Ia the ART 81 indus
trial organization. n disciplined co-opera-
ton. in the reduction of cost 81 pro-
dactlcn. 81 the uuliEatian u every adj
vantage attalnasie by mechanical dsvei-
opmeHt without regard 80 cost ~ Cad
beyond the Atl8atic abundant uodela."
The writer declares that he fnund the
Americans marvslogsly. slmest uncannuy.
informed about events and facts concern
ing International trade prodaetion. A
practical ieSson Tor Germany. hc con-
tinues. IS 70 give free play 20 ecosomio
forces; g. reduce governments meddiinz.
20 remove prc1gdlces against innovatioas
and 70 introduce the best features ~ TIA
American trust. eschewing capitalization
promises
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
DE WINDT Is CONVINCED
says Books Written Against Russian
Exile are Not Black Enough.

San Francisco. August S-Harry De
Windt. explorer. who is travelling from
Paris TO New York by land. arrived today
after IN arduous trip through the realms
Of the car De Windt uses very
Paris TO New York by land. has arrived
strong language concerning the Russian
exile system. Speaking OF the town of
srednikolynsk. in the northern part Of
Siberia. he said:
What learned at this place totally
changed my views concerning the exile
system. I have heretofore opposed the
views Of KEENAN,, as l have known OF
exiies that were wei treated. but now
I am convinced that ne did not paint
the picture dark enough.
Mr. De windt said that the scheme Of
a railroad from New York TO Paris Is
quite feasible. Berins straits being the
only obstacle The bridging Of Bering
straits he considers an iupossibnlty.
The closest points are forty-six miles
apart and the constant ehb and flow
bring tremendous masses OF ice sGrging
past. 4 tunnel could be driven. however.
as The sea IS nowhere more than twenty
three fathoms deep.
The explorer said that the gold and
copper mines OF Lena put the KloEdike
70 shame
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Hos receipts were light yesterday, but
all the people at the yards were happy
when they looked out Of the exchange
building at the rain coming down in
sheets IL means great corn crop
There was a good opportunity 10 test
the roofs on the new Dold buildings yes
terday. The water fell faster than the
spouts could carry il of and il damned
up on the roofs. but il held there until
It could run or The roofs were ali right
Speaking Of the cattle market at kan
sas City on Thursday, the Drovers Tel
egram says that Kansas raised and fed
cattle. marketed by Nebraska shippers.
topped the beef steer market here to-
DAY. Morgan and Wertz. those energetic
calers in extra good cattle. were the
shippers referred 10. They secured the
steers Of l. +. Chase. @ Galloway cattle
breeder Of Brown county county kan
sas- Mr. Chase raised and fed the cat
lie himself and put them in fine shape
for market. Less than month ago
Galloway cattle topped the market ar
sS25 which was the record price TO
that time. That mark of SS.35 stood for
L ndays when the market again forged
ahead and prices assembled Today-s top
cattle. which were well bred GalloWays.
averaged 1.s55 pounds and sold for $50
which is the top so Ear this Week
Schwarzchild and SulzberEer bought the
steers This packing concern also seems
T. be trying 10 make a record for itself
for within the past week they have pur-
chased most Of the top cattle sold on the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
NATION RESTS
ON THE WEST
Agricultural Prospects Out
weigh Eastern Labor Disputes
MEANS BIG FALL TRADE
0un'S Review Full of PromiS-
ing Figures for Future.

New York. August s-R. C. Dun < Co.'S
weekly review Of trade tomorrow VIII
say:
Bright prospects in agricultural sec
lions far outweigh the adverse influence
OF labor disputes. which are s,nI retsrd-
ing trade and manufactures. Confidence
in the future is mistaken. dealers every
where preparing for a heavy fan trade
while contracts for distant deliveries run
further into next year than is usual al
this date Activity has been noteworthy
in lumber regions. and fish packing made
new records. Railway earnings are fully
sustained, the latest returns showing an
corresponding time last year, and z1.s
Per cent over 1900
Aside from the fuel scarcity and some
congestion OF traffic, the iron and steel
situation continues propitious.
Raw wool is fully sustained at recent
advances. the average OF 100 grades show
ing a gain Of nearly cent as compared
with the level on May /
Splendid growing and harvesting condi-
tons have prevailed in most sections OF
the country, especially where the larger
and more important crops arc raised II
is now almost certain that the agricultu-
raj returns viii be far above the average
as 10 quantity. while the low stocks al
the opening OF the season are calculated
10 sustain prices and there is little pros
pect OF a return TO the low quotations Of
preceding years OF bumper production
Foreign commerce at this port is stu
less favorable than in the same week last
year. exports declining las. SO. while
imports increased slightly. Failures for
the week numbered 1ss II the United
States as against 17S last year. and Il II.
Canada, against 81 year ago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
HOG SALES
CATTLE SALES
Local Grain and Produce Marker.


Wheat-Oid. hard. 5s1sG5sc; new 4asc IN
Ger TEST; soft No. ,. 56l4c.
Corn-4sc
Oats-New No. ,. &c; No. 3. DC.
Hay-Aifalfa No. l, $3.50; Mo-. 500. !:
prairie Qoose) No. /. $500; No. 2, 4-50;
baied No. !. $50; No. ,, S5.0o
Flour (whoiesaIel-Best patent, $40; in
carload lots s160
Eggsl3c. subject TO candling-
Butter-lZie cents.
Poultry Hens. Sc: spring broilers. II
- Zlk pounds lie; turkey hens. Sc; toms,
&c; geese. fun feather. &c, ducks, fun
feather. &C.
Hides-G- s and round. TIC: side
brand hides g pounds and up. 71zc; side
brand hides under 80 pounds. SIC: G. 5.
ban hides SIC, blue stock and bad grub
b.. 3izc; green hides. SC; No. I horse.
SO; No horse, sl-25; pony hides. 75c to
sloe. dry flint butcher. Is pounds and up,
be dry flint fallen, is pounds AID Up. lie;
al light hides under IS pounds. SC: all
light sailed hides. Ice; all culls, &c; No. 1
tallow SIC; No.2 tauow, &c; sheep pelts.
25G75c.
Green fruit-Apples per bu.. 40q50c;
grapes, per basket. 25d3oc; tomatoes. per
basket. S0G 40c; peaches, basket. 75eqSI. %;
Hatermeions. per dozen. s1.50G3.oo; cantaI-
oupes per dozen. 2017Jc
Vegetables Potatoes ESr bu.. 50d35c:
sweet potatoes. 1Ql1zc per 10; cabbage.
b0g75c per 100 lbs: wax beans, 4o05oc per
basket; egg plant, S5059c per dozen
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
WI TING TANG TO SPEAK
Chinaman TOE Fir-t i mc A. Invited
&c PArtleIpate in I.abor ney.

Binghamtou. y. T.. August Fred =.
Kennedy. chairman % the local labor
day comaittee. has received the foiin~-
ing letter:
Washington. Chinese Legation. august
:. Dear str an Ia receipt g
yoar letter u the - instant ingitiaa re
70 address the union men az n.nrbamtsn
en- Labor day. 7 appreciate highly ths
friendly spiiit that prompted fhis Kind
initiation. and Z vii enGeavar to 80
NY way clear 90 accept IT,
1t s. specially grauffinE % me %
md that there are union mea vhe hold
such enlightened views ~ exclusive ies-
lsiation and assure yog it viii b.
pleasure % NEE; and address such broad
minded men
Nery truly ya4fH
fsigued.I ~NC TING Pane
This is the frrs iasissuaa which has
ever been extended 60 s Cninanan ~
labor union on a siziiar oecasion.
Tvo worner. Anna usnaeresa ans Mir
Mo Grade broke out - lsH af EmparfA.
They were the first occupants ~ the nsw
prison
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09

butter market was steady. Creamery.
15G19e; dairy. I5a1s1zc-
Eggs-Firmer. Fresh, lie
Kansas City.
Kansas City, August S--Close: Wheat
September, &c; December, SIS I621sc
cash No. ? hard. SIC; No. 3 hard. eSgs5c;
No. hard, 55q62c. rejected hard. 54g55c;
No. . red. sc: No. red 62as+c.
Cora-September. HSqAzc; December,
S3is GSS14: cash No. . mixed. 5s1sc; No. 2
white. 5s1zQ5sc: No. 3 white, sc.
Oats-No. > white. 25GSSc.
Rye-No. 44lz%45c.
Hay-choice timothy. :s5oalooo; choice
prairie. $s.5oG6.75.
Butter-Creamery. 1sc; fany dairy. lie.
Egg=Fresh. 14lzc
Receipts Of wheat. 2os cars
ST. Louis.
St Louis. August s.-Wheat-Lower
No. red. cash. elevator. 65qssc; Septem-
Der. exc; December. SAC; No. ? hard, 81
qssc
oats-Lower No. ,. cash. sc. track.
57a57lzc; September. 451ze; December.
Rye-gc.
New York
New York. August s.-Butter-Receipts.
4,573 packages. Market steady. State
dairy. 17G2ec; state creamery. 17Q2oizc;
imitation June creamery. 1511GI71ac; fac
tory, 1s1zGl6izc.
Cheese-Receipts. s.I45 packages. Mar
ket dull. Fancy large colored and white.
SIC; fancy small new state fun cream,
colored and white, GIG.
Eggs-Receipts. $50 packages. Market
irregular. State and Pennsylvania. 20izG
&c; western candled. 1Sq20c; western IN
candled. 15Q1sc.
Sugar-Raw, dull Fair refining. 25sc;
centrifugal So test. 13-32c; molssses su-
gar. 2tsc. Refined. firm. Crushed. 5I5c;
powdered. 475c; graduated. 4-65c.
Coffee-Steady. No. : Rio. 57sc-
Enthusiastically New Orleans. $50
1c
Poultry-Alive. steady. Chickens. 1910;
turkeys. lie; fowls, 131zc- Dressed. firm
Chickens, 1+e; fowls l31zc; turkeys, "a
G15c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
mgeAPHoNg TO CRY STREETS
Minneapolis Railway Company Tests
New Device for its Cars.

Minnea polls. MINI. August s.-The Min
usapoiis Street Railway company expsr.-
uented today with the use of mega
phone street announcer The device may
b. adopted on All cars here The nechan-
ism of the arrangements = simple 4
metallic tabe carries the sound q the roof
of the vestibule. connecting with the
mega tonc lust inside the csr door and
delivering the sound clearly and distinct
ly 70 the passengers The notorman. in
stead OF the concuctcr. Announces the
streets under the new plan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
ALL WERE SAVED.

For years I suffered such untold mis-
cry from Bronchitis" writes j. H. John
Ston, OF Broughton. Ga. that often
was unable TO work. Then. when every
thing else failed. 1 was wholly cured by
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. Ny wife suffered intensely from
Asthma. TIL it cured her. and all our ex-
perience goes TO show it is the best Group
medicine in the world. A trial win con-
vince you it's unrivalled for Throat and
Lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles SIC
and 800. Behring's Pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
The Hazards

of business suggest the safe
guard of life insurance. You
may be very successful today.
but statistics show that over
ninety per cent. of business
men fail.
Life insurance can be always
converted into cash if you have
the right policy, and in case OF
death it provides at once, cash
funds for your business and
your family.
The Assets Of The Mutual Life Insz-znce Company
Of New faz -xcc-d those q any ether Lie insurance
company IN existence. They z-- ove-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09

sCsh quotations we're as follows.
Fiour-Easy
No spring wheat &c No. 8. s7E57.c-
Nc rcd. a. #G1sc
No corn. 5-qs7i-o: No. yellow. 5e6
sssc
No oats. Sauc. No. white. asaac
No rye. SIC
Fair 10 choice mating barley. 5sfsac
ern. SIS
Prime tirnathv seed. & SF5Ia
Mess pork per barrel. SIS s1esls =. lard
per I.a rs Sc S1I-fsl3.ss- short ri1s slEes
loosel. 80 aS.Sta.15. dry szl,ed shoulders
oooxedl. s-sSSs.c. short clear sl5es
jboxe6l L1slll14c
whiskey. BASIS q high wines. III
Clover. contract grade. S5a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09

Peoria. Ill. august s.-Nansas City
made It four straight from Peoria today
p Hsldent Barton and Umpire Moran had
trouble ard Moran was barred from the
grounds Pitchers Shaftstau and Weiner
umpired the game. Miller. a new pitcher,
was tried. He promises to make good.
Cox was suspended today. Attendance
5-o Score. Ri F
Peoria ....-..-......0 0011100 3
kansas CITY ...-..-.ol s3I00 2-10 Is ,
Miller and Hanford: Ripley and Mes
slit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
HOG MARKET
FIVE LOWER
Receipts Yesterday Were
lightest of Any Day in Week.
TOP PRICE WAS $40
Cattle offerings Consisted
of Only a Few Head.

Hog receipts yesterday were the highest
Tor any day this week The light re-
oeipts, however did not permit the market
going down and prices were q strong five
cents lower than the close Thursday
evening. There were no good heavy hogs
offered, The best ching only mixed pack
ers and the TOP price was SIG. Cattle
receipts were also light and the market
was steady FOR The few heads sold.