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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-03
COLLEGE TENNIS.


NEW HAVEN, Oct. 3.--The second days
play in the inter collegiate tennis
tournament was held here today. The
only Harvard man left i'm the con
test was defeated. The single mate hes
have been played up to the semi finals
and Talmadge and Chace, of Yale will
meet and Herrick OF Princeton and Bud
long of Brown will meet in these Thurs
daV.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-03
STELLlNG'S SHAMELESS WIFE.
Ry The Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3.--Charles Stell-
ing, grocer and capitalist, is out 5000 in
cash, all his deeds to property valued at
$4,000, also pretty wife. Stelling
is eccentric, and one day confided TO
his wife that he had stored away in con-
venient chest a big bag of gold for an
emergency. This emergency came when
Mrs. Stelling decided TO elope with Alex
McNeal a street car conductor. She took
the money with her.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-03

Prices for western beef cattle. live weight :
Choice s5.5HdG.15 pr cwt: second quality, SEG
a.SJ third quality, S3d35O; poorest grades OF
coarse oxen, cows, bulls stays, Texans, Colo
radios, etc. 2G3c pr 10.
Prices for northern and eastern beef cattle
pr H. dressed weight: Choice, 6d7iye first
quality, 5g2,2ci second quality, l2taiAc
Hides, taliow, etc-Hides, ga. - Or Id:
branded, 3c tallow, 81 ,fa5c: calf skins f5casi
each lamb skins, 5Oc; shearei skins, 25c.
Northern and eastern beef cattle--The sup
ply was fair and the quality OF the offerings
was good Buyers took all the good stock on
the market at prices ranging from To s. &c, live
weight.
Mich COWS and springers-The demand dur.
ing the past week has been active, and values
were firm.
Veal calves-Ihe supply was fair and the de-
mand active. Buyers were looking for good,
choice veal calves. and drovers had no diff.
Guilty IN disposing Of their entire stock
shortly after the arrival of the trains. Prices
showed no change from last week quotations.
sheep and lambs The demand was fairly 40.
tive, and clearance was effected at prices
which show no change from those obtaint
one week ago
Swine-1he supply was lighter than that OF
week ago, and there was no difficulty in dis.
posing OF them. Swine are selling AT 7xc,
dressed weight, and $3.50 cwt, live weight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-03
JAP PANESE WAR


bF Ho hH'UtIaIou ITtss.
LONDON, Oct. 3.-A dispatch received
here from Shanghai says that the gover-
nor OF kirin, Manchuria, reports that the
Japanese have effected landing in the
rear OF Tan Chun. Another heavy levy
has been made on the Chinese merchants
In order to meet the expenses OF war.
SHANGHAI, Oct. 3.--The French troops
are marching on Tonquin. IL is reported
that the Japanese have captured Keu
Lien Chang, on the eastern side of Yalu
river.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-03
A Woman's Suicide.

I'D FITf Ts7IItIWTfI ITtaN
AUGUSTA, Maine, Oct. 3.-Martha IL.
Potter, maiden lady, 20 years old, resid-
ing on State street, committed suicide
this morning by jumping into the river a
mile below the city. She was a sister OF
Congressman Potter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-03
Duke of Somerset Dead.

Bu The 4SsOctdtsd Press.
LONDON, Oct. g. The Duke of Somerset
is dead. Agernon Percy Banks st. Maur.
fourteenth duke OF Somerset, was born
Dec. %, 1873 and succeeded TO the title
upon the death of his brother in 1891.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-03

Chicago Grain Notes.
QUOTED by A. y. wEEoES
Car lots today-Wheat 90, corn 101,
oats 1i5, hogs 5000.
Estimates tomorrow-Wheat 20, corn
20, oats 100. hogs 24,0O0.
Heavy shipping hogs, $3.50 to s5.75.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-03

Walter Brown OF the firm OF Preston A
Brown returned from Maine yesterday
with q mess of hsJ Jdsome trout.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-03

Good start Won driving. Winner, bav colt by
Uncas- -sabdola. Owned by Charles Smith.
SIXTH RACE-Stceplechase Purse $500 of
which $50 TO second and S25 70 :hrd 20 pounds he
low the scale; winners OF three or more
jumping races this year TO carry II
pounds extra Of but two such ia,ess pounds extra;
OF but one such race, pounas extra beaten non
winners OF jumping races this year allowed Z.
pounds the regular steePlechase course. Time,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-03
The DAYS EVENTS.

The races OF the day comprised six
events and they were closely run and in
teresting. Fred Taral, who, in his
sphere, is entitled to bigger niche in
fame than Jim Corbett, rode ST.
Michael, Mr.. McLaughlins flyer,
in the fourth event, q handicap, and the
spectacle OF the premier jockey mounted
on first-class horse was worth seeing.
Taral won a close race with a fine start i'm
good field, and the show was by all
odds the big attraction of the day.
Taral also rode McLsughlin's Wah Jim
in the opening event, but although he
made pretty race be could only pu IN
Wah Jim up to third place.
The surprise OF the day was the fine race
run by Equation, the third event, the
Skidmore colt running handily although
not rated high by the bookmskers. Glen
fallon, Mr.. Ricketson's steeplechsser, had
an easy time of it in the last event, and
made first class showing.
j. j. Burke Of New York is presiding
Judge. Mr.. Burke also represents the
Pony Racing Association at this meeting.
Mr.. Daniel j. Dwyer of Providence and
Mr.. {. &. Pettus are the assistant judges.
James +. Caldwell is starter; LIN. Salmon,
acting secretary, and G. Mccormack Off
cial timer. Following is
The Record.
First day Of the fall meeting OF the Narragansctt
Racing Association Weather clear; track fast
FIRST RACE-The initial rush-Purse $3.50 OF
which $50 TO second and S25 to third; for all ages
s-year-ol and upward allowed pounds: fur.
longs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-03

Fair start Won in gallop Winner by Pontiac
Gallaird. Owned by H. Warnke. sr.
THIRD RACE-Purse $3.50, OF which $50 10
second and s2b To third; for 3-year-oid which
have not won race OF the value OF SloOO in 1891;
pounds be ow the scale; IL nom winners of $500
allowed pounds; of S40l, pounds; OF $500 N
nOunds. fIrlIn .IkI.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-03
The Record.

Good start. Won easily Winner black colt, by
Mortimer -Retribuiion. Owned by A. Itkirs.
SECOND RACE Purse $780, of which $50 10
second and s25 10 third; for 2-year- olds the win
ner TO be sold at auction for si50O il entered to be
sold for $1,000; allowed 10 pounds; then pounds
for each 500 down TO $500; 51a furlongs Time
t.Qsae
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-03

Good start Won driving Winner bay gelding
by Olenmore- Infanta Owned by w. r. Ricketsgn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-03

sUaggIing start Won easily. Winner, bny
colt by Galore Algebra Owned by Albert skid.
more.
FOURTH RACE-The Narrasansett Handicap-
Purse $780, Of which SIS 10 second aud s2j 10
thirdi for 5-year- oids and upwards entries TO be
made by IL O'Clock noon Monday, oct /;
tons TO be made by p. m. same day; -l6 miles
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-03

Good start Won driving. Winner, bay gelding
Laughlin.
FIFTH RACE-Purse $40, OF which SIS 10
second and % 10 third; for 3-year- ods and up
ward. selling allO wances: 1 mile. Time I.al
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-03
Live Stock Markets.

BRIGHTON, Mass, oct. 3.-Amount of stock
on the market at this place and at watertown
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-14

charged the Prasidsa: Nth n.iaz the
patronage Of hi. oaes TO carry through
rePesL b. this Is no; all
II I. had no.lbssa for the patriotism
Of Republican senator's led BY john
Sherman The silver pateh1ss provision
would bs OF the statute look to-d,r
and the treasury uoald .till be buying
silver under eampulsioa Of Law. Rs--
PER- Rtssy il sEirs CT tai, ba. doe.
no. mention it
Tie Pretidsa: should hare all th.
credit tia; belongs 20 hin Republican
senator's should have all tia. bsloas. to
them n this natter Nr. Cleveland
.hOEed better than bis party bl. no.
better ;hAa the Republican party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-14
GRAND OPENING TODAY.
ROCHESTER FIRE SALE
s1a2 nnn North nr EnA
OF $4,000 Worth of Fine
Clothing
SAVED FROM THE BIG FIRE.
To Be Sold st 1851 Vain Street, B.,
tween Tenth and Eleventh Streets.

Today the great ire sale, which
means 50 much 20 the people Of Wheel
Ing. viii begin. TIE large sore Ioon,
-5l Main stress, has been rented for
this Esea: sale Me.sra. Weber Z
Sch5arZ Wholesale manufacturers OF
Zine Clothing A. Rochester. y. Y, hare
shipped their entire sIo& saved i-on
ius big ne which recently occurred, 70
be sold :: h2lf price, or 80 ee1ts On The
dollar o; their own manufacturing cost.
The reputation OF Rochester Clothing.
aad This arn in particular, i eaocsa -
convince anyone CT the high Grade OF
Gooda 10 be sold Every article sold
viii @ guaranteed Is represented o.
1o-ay refunded
Whether yor Dug s p2i- Of boys
knee pznts - ITc Q. ons OF the fines:
meas suits, ne 2larz1;ee i: 20 De worth
double toe mooey ycc pay ior X Daa'.
be ni=lS BIZ small co2ca-os Who CD
10: command ToG- trade honestly, bl:
-.y disioEes: neers 70 uzke you be
iieTe their > by ! store i. This great
sale A1o2c :he thousands o. bargains
tins: ecu will ind Ehea visiting Is are
good mea'z working pants q: 6Se so,th
81 80; boys kase pants &c, worth Sac;
good mems Sorkinc suits S2sS, worth
S; boyz knee pant suits Tc, worth
= 80; boys three piece lo1E pant" sci!E
S2sI, worth $, te<id=z thousands o:
bargain. IN fae ;ailo- made clothing fos
nsa, bors and children 81 fiiy cents or
the cas-: Q: prcicc:ioa-
Doa's;o-se:. Che place OF the
RocaE-EE EzE S1-ro! C-o-z-SG,
1851 Min street, between Tenth a26
EsTsr;h streets
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-14
gatdI19tneG
WHEELING, AFRIL II, 1894.
Ashnmed 20 Do Right.

Experience has shown tia. ;hs rrls;
Of the EI!ty-frt. Congress, kao~a 3,
the Reed rules, coa;rlbz;e3 20 tae dis,
patch Of aa.iaeGs AID sere d:cse:he,
The best and nol: sa:istse.o1 ;ae
house OF representatives, eTst operated
under. The Democrat: would uos like
to avail themselves OF these r1la,
especially Of ina. which permits tie
speaker 70 eouat ! quorum when he
sees pressa; enough members 10 con.
s.itu.e ! quorum
With : majority Of no,s than .
hundred me Democrats are unabis 70
re-! OF : quorum Of ;hstr or .ad
Hhsa the Republican. decline :o.enon.
nod.,e them b. making up voting
ezorzn. the hand. OF tie Democrat.
are completely ne1 IL The beginning
OF this Congress he committee OF -uies
desired 70 provide tos counting .
quorum, hu; the Democratic party
Eorlc &c: assent 70 ;hIs, beause !: va.
toIoEiHz n Republican r-zek.-
NEsy ! iae since the Deaoc.at:c
leaders hare Ei.kedto .ha. mia Tier
ne zi.hiag 70. j: nor, bat they rs
a.haad 20 Go : ash: and br.ine4=lika
and 10. she childish reason thai
il ;heir -rtia the! denounced tia:
.airs s tei., bsd aas .sTo!1aaz1T.
sill :aey ere making pro-re..
TEey abandon thsi: eoo.sai7a th.:
itE tie sacred rshto Of eTeEE nsab=,
81 ia MS SCI; and pre.ead "a bzsoa-
Uaers elsa Tner ere soi1s 70 :oros
sTe,T -rnsre1st asab=r TO % p,===aL
ard b=4as prs==-i 10 vo:z CT pay tae
tea dollars 10. eaea o5=c- TIE:
ss=giaE 20 do ihi= il :aeT CA -: :
q1oaaIHds asjori;y toE It
Tbs a=T inTe2aoa Il sEk5arG srd
bad Il {. had Il % ia:o ths r1l@ 1
III! I'll d foand 70 cr-1avea:i- l.
bad b=ezrs= j: !ososs : -s-be. &c
rots, =aea certainly i: i bis -ishs 20;
% To& TIE ca7a:ed qEoI2 simply
nkA o5cL recognition 0: tzcs Pa:-
EFT 10 eTe-rbo3E Il ;as house. tia;
sno1Eh -eaozrs Ee the:e . enable
,hs hoaa 20 co Business Nobody /.
csresd into Toi=z NOBODY hzs 70
pay 4 osa.liy 10. &c: hzyiaz deter.
niasd or shiea id= o. I question be
shoa5d To:s and for beiag uaEilIing ::
commit hi-sa ias Q. sgzins: q1s
noa-
Il tie presence Of member euzblE:
the house 20 20 shesd Eish its business
Giidoe. when the quorum IS counted
his rstU..i 70 Toie Snno: Dc co2=:,ua
Is an obs.-ardax CT TIE business CT n:
horse io- shieh re shorld Psy noae5
panaliE.
Tte .qui-ni7z q: Il. D.a0etsaG
Leaders Of tie aoaa TO est tas body il
70 position 20 % h1,iass, Eitaou: h2r.
Ing 70 tolioE god RsPrbEea eraapl:
pre.ea:s 70 The cou-as! nos. luiie,ou:
spee:z5e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-14

Il yoa rant Tres transportation o.
the railroad organic Yourself into Al
srmr OF tie unemployed bound Tor
Washington, hold up ! sr1;a, ;aks
charge o. and .ua il as Ioug a the frs!
lasts. Then compel the COMPANY 20
irsrish you ! fresh locomotive loaded
Tor business
Thu. lax the experiment h1s been
confined 70 ireigh. trains B1s the
gtaa: and eorsee corporations in ths.
business e1a do better ;haa this. To
the rich The? furnish pSlEcs cars With
dining ear attached and 5 retinus OF
servants Nth N assorted los OF eo,k.
screEz. MaEs :hs railroad opp,esao.s
Of the people give up taeir bess aad
plenty Of l.
The nes era in transportation his
dAsaed Lei il be usheSed il Sios;.
iouslY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-14
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Boya stretched q cord zc.oss a Bo.soa
pavement and Mis-. Colt fell ore, x
Her iair-y vas not serious. be-. she
mental shock resulted il insanity. and
II ;h-es weeks she died il AZ l.ylcG.
Ii investigation Is II progress
Samuel Wall.ca- OF C5e7s.s1d, under.
took 20 raise mushrooms in his cells..
be elployed ihe no.t apptosei meth
DDS, zp4at e:Eh: months IN time and
$40 in money, sat sss rewarded With
:oasdns specimens 81 .ha .oaisIooL
CoIorai physicians OF Baltimore, Win
q number OF otae. people, have formed
al ASSOCIATION 20 e.ee. a hospital for
that race, and they ere il hopes :h1.
this will be the nucleus Of eolorsd col
lsce c: medicine.
j auud.r frn in Mizsoala. Mont,
advertses "Ih2I We are N deb: cbou.
SI,eS9; Sand II yocr money sa6 give rs
show 10 plzy even. Money made here
viii b. spscs ae-e-
John L Turner. ! thit.eaa-ysE-old
lad OF Brooklyn. fell OF the -oof o; .
thrse+.ory building lis: Fridzy, to the
ground beloE, sustaining oaly Sigh. IL.
ic.;eS
The Georgia Caau:a1eua =. Albany
hzs closed alter ; vsry successful meet
Ing. One CT the resEl:s ia tha. $1,000
auditorium will be built 10 SEA 500
people.
The British Parliamea: has passed a
special act introducing mammal ~;raiains
into all toe common schools OF ;hskias,
dom
Rssazeil, s C, has the snsllss: daily
in the south, four PAGES, eight columns,
aud i've BY eight inches IL siza
Jacob Linn. oil Cleveland. his sued
the Ptaelre- Un;ess;7esruugsressin Tor
$1,000 danssss
Colorado is tie hiehes. State in ths
union lis sol ess above ihs Ieyel
OF the ssa-
Evesy CIVILIZED language may Be heard
il the streets al San Francisco.
KIN Glores tfas wear a, Ssaoz6cas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-14
Certainly SO,

S5sLEs- C-E9 a6a--d - -: 1E72 -
E!t1EE--c - 55-Ase.sa Z E= ko-s- By
- L - g2-s . T.aSs@ n! FL-s-:.!
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UIh=re % ar parliamentary r1le.
Eh:e5 Speaker Cri.p has 10: already
TinLa:sd, otias them 20 his attention
sad he I'll ea7le;s the JOB. TIE
Warrington co-.apoat=a: CT The Pits
cu-ga DIa-A eaaa.atias on the r.
-s:Ea5.s =as-e= IL me ho7= on
Thas-day la::, las thi % say OF the
=p=1s=, sad Ii. sedoa:
70 s1EzRsctzi:E-z u-aE. -
t7:a Ts..a OCCASIONALLY Tsza3C 2o2 t-s-I re
l. MS - Gs 24tr, - -sa<--s Ea!o2= L oP-
poEI2- . H. t1-zst = ZE=c-1AA- 45SsotS i.
Es S&s1o-! Q: rs eL-AcT- Es 1iSo4 c: o.
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so=5s oc-s Ehtes -sS ASS33zssIy r~ETolEsoa-
1t. EA5 Gz1-iT f--aisos 900 E-1=-t5
90 al zcS0c Gt=Ssa-=&. &c Sep; ES5z
S.p--s p S-E-S. S=s :-A Q. E-eEA
p2-1izlc:S-T LIZ. ed ST L. Esss-eE. ball.
GEr1- <s=cs1 IL rae LA TePo-td Iz3= lie
cazzEtsz O. -zlsE &c he Fot-: O. etSzaSz
Ea sT=l Ee LL-o box
lis 70 b said further CT ". Crisp
tia. be il The frss=psskzr OF the house.
the Est preceding o5ce,, poa.oIy, o:
anylssisaave body ia tie World, 20 d..
eide sas. To:e t-ksab T :eI!ea Is prop
e-ytskea shea :he,ei !. b1. one teller.
Der=si ot:sa Of members passing "be-
;~esn tie ,eIlerz." This !. the only
case IL =hi-h ve read o: members
passing between oae teller.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-14

The record bears on. Fzpas TelEy
when it says: at ought to be ex-
pikined tina: 10 credit is due 70 the
democratic Pa,ty for the repeal Of the
Sherman laS. rhich is the one good re
silt for which some people axe Inclined
to give it credit The repes! vas nealy
wrecked BY Democratic iaefsciency,
:reachesy, ard Ignorance in .Ae sena.e."
This is sl true bu: uot she Tho!e .,a.h.
There was open and honest Demo
cratic opposition which is 10 be taken
into seeoua. There is another and a
vital omission in this tson the same
asaele: Il, was Nj. Clerelsnd's caus.
age. patriotic obsdascy, aud wisdom,
that forced that msssurs through the
reluetsa. sonata Democrats have
-FHlFaH.H aI. sHlHHHlH .l-gN W .HaF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-14

81 sEAxD here 70 demand the same
standard for Woman and nla," says
Mr. Wilsoa iH reply 70 Me.ira Thoap.
soa and Ba:;e.Eo.;h- hi. i. the
SQUAD doc;.ine- The more 1t il fe-
spee;sd the healthier society will be.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-14


I. is the RkJEzt threatening predie,
ton thu. If senate, Hill .'doasn'. qui;
making Republican speeches be Won:
eTea b 5 usaber CT the party Tery
!oaS." Senate, Hill can, be rad cut o:
tie Democratic party fos making Re.
publican .7seeaez
he has spoken aSaias: the Dsao'
er4de :lEi5 .ehens, bui he spoke a. 5
Denoesa: dissenting iron hi. party.
policy. VIA: he said E.s very good
70, = Deaocsa; TO say, bu; i. cid nc;
come up TO the lerel o! : Republican
spssch 90 the tariff question
Mr. Randall used 70 90 better On tbs
tariff question ;h1a 3Ir. Hill has doae,
be: NJ. RandLl could 40: make an
ideal protection speech bezau.e he Eas
al#.ys under Democrats di=,5iliHe.-
had 70 apologize, sxpl,ia, hedEe-
For this among other reason. many
oi the old Randall Democrats, seeing
TIA: something essential VI. lacking
ard sPprees;ing the Illogical char.c;e.
OF their -zitr1ioz, 80: OCT CT tie Demo
craze party a2d are aoE il full teIIoE.
.hip VITA tas party 0: protection They
80: irt Of fzadag ; party With which
taey asreed and helaias l party With
vaieh they disagreed on the vital CUES.
,ioa OF tie hour.
This change Is still gsiag 81. very
liSs,y NJ Hill vii! give i: flesh NO,
uea,rr, Tor every such speech 3 hi.
saoss the blind iolIT Q; pro;ee,ioai=s.
remaining il the p.:;y OF i,ee ,red-
asking bread SD se:;irsa Stone. Wise
uea Go 70; seek bread il a s.oaa
er.:tT, COZ s;onsi in bake shop.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-14

DATro DroEr FIELD. whose 6ea:hi /.
aaao1ncsd stis ao.Hias, vas o1e Q!
she nqt: e7irsa: la=yess this county
has PEoduo=G He ~H also Q; noted
family. bang o.o:is, TO the late Cy.r.
v. Es!d, whose geaius put through
TIE Atlantic cable, SD n. Justice
Field, Q: The supreme cur. OF the
United States NJ. Field passes away
I'LL Of yes-s and ho-oc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-14
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