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Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-19

Deputy Labor Commissioner s. j. Kent Is
In the city and has sworn out warrants for
the arrest of the propretors of a large re-
tail store in this city on charge of violat-
ing the law limiting the hours for female
employees. The warrants had not been
served "Wednesday night, but It is under
stood that they will be today. 1t Is the in
tention of the labor commissioner and the
Central Labor union to push these and
similar cases which will be- brought against
all business houses against which any evil
dence can be secured
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-19
List of Registration Places:

FOURTH WARD.
First Precinct-2O5 North Seventeenth
street
Second Precinct-22lS Dodge street.
Third Precinct-213 North Twenty fifth
street.
Fourth Precinct-Twenty-fi avenue and
Farnam street.
Fifth Precinct-1712 Farnam street.
Sixth Precinct-422 South Eighteenth
street.
Seventh Precinct-Eighteenth and Leayen-
worth streets.
Eighth Precinct-2127 Farnam street.
Ninth Precinct-Twenty-si street, 200
feet south of Dewey avenue.
FIFTH WARD.
First Precinct-1610 Henderson street.
Second Precinct-2S25 Sherman avenue.
Third Precinct-26l2 Sherman avenue.
Fourth Precinct-lS04 Sherman avenue
Fifth Precinct-1s09 Lake street
Sixth Precinct-1136 North Eighteenth
street.
Seventh Precinct-171S Nicholas street
SIXTH WARD.
First Precinct-Corner Thirtieth street and
Ames avenue.
Second Precinct-4719 North Fortieth
street
Third Precinct-2123 Military avenue.
Fourth Precinct-37O2 North Thirtieth
street.
Fifth Precinct-S2Os North Twenty-fourth
street.
Sixth Precinct-2716 North Twenty eighth
avenue.
Seventh Precinct-1s1O North Thirty third
street.
Eighth Precinet-27l9 Burdette street.
Ninth Precinot-Corner Twenty-seventh
and Franklin.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-19

Frank b. Hibbard, deputy food commits
sloner, complains that there are "A number
of grocers who are selling imitation butter,
has sworn out warrants for the arrest OF
The Lange Grocery company, Thirteenth
and Jackson; Johnson & Goodlett, Twen-
t.eth and Lake; II. j. Hughes Twenty
fourth and Cunning, and II. A. Lenhart,
Sixteenth and IZard.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-19
Towne and AItgeid Coming.

The fusionists have arranged to bring
Charles A. Towne of Minnesota and ex-Gov
ernor John p. Altgeld Of Illinois to Nebraska
for a series Of speeches during the last two
weeks of the campaign and 1t is announced
that both Of them will put in the last two
days preceding election with Bryan in Doug
las county.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-19
Garfield Club Not Absorbed.

John Norberg, president of the Swedish
American Garfield club, desires it stated that
Ills club has not been absorbed by any SINH
lar organization lately formed and will con-
tinue throughout the campaign an active
factor in political work.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-19

They stop throat irritation without sicken-
ing effect Deans mentholated cough drops
are wholesome and effective; cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-19

Tenth Precinct-Idlewild hail. 2So7 North
Twenty-fourth street.
Eleventh Precinct-1847 North Twenty
fourth street.
SEVENTH WARD.
First Precinct-2719 Leavenworth street.
Second Precinct-1S12 South Twenty ninth
avenue.
Third Precinct-34O4 Lincoln avenue.
Fourth Precinct-2322 South Twenty ninth
street.
Fifth Precinct-N. E. corner Twenty ninth
and Hickory.
Sixth Precinct-N. E. corner Twenty ninth
and Poppleton avenue.
EIGHTH WARD.
First District-13lS North Twenty fourth
street.
Second District-29O4 Hamilton street.
Third Dstrct-N Z. corner Twenty-sixth
and California,
Fourth District-2522 Cunning street.
Fifth ,District-2123 Cunning street
Sixth Dstrict-Twenty- first between Cass
and California.
Seventh District-916h North Sixteenth
street.
Eighth District-l623 California street
NINTH WARD.
| First Districts. w. corner Thirty-sec-
ond and Cunning.
Second District-N. w. corner Fortieth
and Cunning.
Third District-N. w. corner Fortieth and
| Farnam,
Fourth District-North side Of Davenport
half block west Of Thirty second.
Fifth District-N e. corner of Thirty
first avenue and Farnam.
Sixth District-N, w. corner OF Twenty
ninth avenue and Leavenworth.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-19

Oh! what n Headaches!
You can relieve 1t in five minutes with
Wright's Paragon Headache Remedy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25
A SLICK THIEF.
Rc5s a Grocer, Sslls a Sol'n SaIhoat and
Steals igln Fcn he Purchaser.

Town Sergeant Briggs of North
kingstown has found traces OF several
articles that were stolen from his gro
Gerry store at WEXFORD recently. but
the thief is still at large. The ma
rauder Is supposed To be the same
smart young man that arrived at New
port i'm a sail boat about week ago
and succeeded In selling first some
chickens and later his boat to farm
er 4 night or two later the young
man came back and took the boat and
three of the farmers sheep. but later
these animals were returned.
The boat. which when sold 20 the
farmer was painted white has been
found abandoned at Potter's Cove. but
Is now painted black II Ia believed
that the boat was stolen I'm New York
or from a seaport along the shores OF
Connect cut: that the youth came up
the sound. ran un 90 WEXFORD In the
nieht and rcplonished his larder from
Mr. ~ cEs shop. then set sail for
NcwDort. Some OF the articles stolen
from Mr.. Briggs were found in the
boats cabin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25
A CHURCH WEDDING.
EiiS F'nn'e {. Phillips United 10 NJ. Hsrran S.
Rich al tho fshuU Memorial Church.

inc marriage OF Herman Samuel Rich
To Mamie Catherine Phillips. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs~Charles A. Phillips. was
celebrated last evening, at the Asbury
Memorial NJ. T.. church. before a large
number OF the friends of the contract
ing parties. Rev. Charles A. Stenhouss
the pastor OF the church. performing
the ceremony. The bridal party arrived
at the church at o'clock. and the nro-
cession moved up the aisle. being led
oy the ushers, Or. Fred c. Phillips of
New YORK, William H. Phnnps of
providence brothers OF the bride VIII
nam III. klch Of Easthampton brutbpr
OF the groom. and Charles r.. Holmes
Jesse +. Eddy. Jr., and Willard G.
Ward OF Providence.
The brides costume was a handsome
gown of white duchesse satin. cut on
traine with pearl trimmings and duch-
esSe lace. she wore a veil fastened with
q diamond and pearl ornament. tho Vift
or the groom, and carried a large bou-
quet of lilies OF the valley. with a cor
onet of the same flowers on her voil
The bridesmaid was Miss s. Inez Phil
lips, the sister OF the bride who was
goWned In pale blue mbusselins de sole.
trimmed wIth white satin ribbon and
laco and carried n loose bouquet OF
Whlte hrySanthemunS. The maid OF
honor. Miss Louise I. Phillips. sister OF
the bride. followed. attired in white
muussehne de sole with trimmings OF
whNe ribbon and lace She also carried
loose bouquet of white chrysanthp-
NUNS The best man was George NJ
Rich, Of Easthamptcn a brother OF the
groom
AT the conclusion q tho ceremony. a
reception was held az the residence of
o. ma 4 N 80. rt
nue.. the house being prettlly decorated
with palms and flowers Music was fur
nish by Frank A. Raia. the harpist.
and the collation. was by Celh The
presents were quite handsome and very
numerous. The nowly married couple
left last night on y tour which will in-
clude New York. Washington, Philadei-
phia ana Baltimore
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25
MI Hn."

That racv little red-chcoked Mile.
Fi0.' who was. hguratlvely sDeakng.
fouudly spanked for naughtiness by
The New York critics. and who is now
piioucttug o. s1ucily as ever. Will DE
seen .n Providence FOR an, first limo
Tomorrow r'Cht at the Providence on
cra house. she Is not <-arly so saucv
after an. but simply mischicvous and
norrv. ln fart The spiclcst and most
properly entertaining. as well as the
llvelest OF 400 uf Managers Brady and
Ziegfeld's Partisan impoieatious. II
is 40 laugh e rYN familiar saving.
and the Vas W which the public isl
laughing 90 .Mu' Fih's" capcrs Is "A
p.upt hat .r. aNiug is rent Tho
pirce j. vrI mounted ana the cast pro.
---4-444----l+- h..3,I h4-A44l-----. goii0l
,lult. Marie Waiuwr gilt Jennuette
Lowry Alic. IuI..H. Thomas n Burns
aud Dor u-t.l..u. 's altogether pe.-
f-ct
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25
CAUSED A SENSATION.
Nomination Of Hr. Su,chan b. Newport Dsmo.
crals ior a Place on he School Goard

The Newport democratic city c5nyen-
tlon created serSa.ion last night bv
nominating a woman for the school
board
She Is Mrs. Charlt 81 Sorchan. wife of
victor sorchan. Mrs. Sorchan is very
prominent in society ANA last summer
assisted the earl OF Yarmouth in getting
up MS famous thcatricals She sang in
the chorus
bciore her marrlag she was Miss
Char'1.te Hunneweli Of Boston. I'm Iefa
eais she has spent the winter I'm New
!, oIk she owns beautiful villa in
= llevue avenue
MIS- Sorcnan has been deeply inter
,sV.u IN the public schools. taking the
leau ih decorating many OF the rooms.
Whlch was done at considerable x
penFe. She has consented to sand and
u ls Npectdd she will be elected
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25
FIRING ON THE
AMERICANS.
Severe Fighting Is Looked for
Soon Near IIoiIo.
NATIVES GATHER To ATTACK.
AguinaIdo Orders the Release Of Arereia
and Other vsayan Leaders.
REBELS ARE VERY ACTIVE AT LUzON
They Are Reported as Recognizing al MaIabon
and OIhsr Towns Oils Requested 10 rrodds
Galrsons 10 Project iha Psops.

Manila. Oct 25.-Ilollo is stirred by
the expectation OF important hghting.
Gen. Pulien began ''unrolling the blood
scroll" as he promised his followers
in recent speech, by firing volleys at
the american outposts nightly Since
Sunday reinforcements have been ar
riying from the north. This activity
is dodgned 70 divert the Visayans from
their dissatisfaction against the Taga-
logs.
Aguinaido has ordered the release on
parole OF Areneta ami other Visavan
leaders who are disposed to negotiate
Tor peace. and is watching them 10
prevent further negotiations.
The Fourth infantry reconnaissance
about linus showed that the insurgents
had returned to Das Marinas. Their
bugles blew when the Americans ap-
preached.
II is reported that the insurgents are
TcofganiZing az MalabOn and other
towns. The leading inhabitants az
that section have requested Gen. Otis
10 garrison the towns because the in
surgents are living Off the peonle
Sufficient troops are lacking.
fen. Otis has prohibited the local
papers from printing the arrivals. de-
partures or any movement OF troops.
-Aguinaldo. If he is a student OF the
Manila papers. has been kept posted
as TO the whereabouts OF every com
pany in the army
The news that the Spaniards at
tempted 10 surrender the rebel artil-
lery at Santa Rosa has reached Tarlac.
and has spread through the country.
Ihe Flllninns- arc taking -xeaGaan444-e.,,-
the prisoners by curta,ling the few
privileges they had.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25
MANY PUBLIC REQUESTS.
frtTslons Of Susan A BATHS VII. Tiled n ihs
Nun opal Court

suaq 4. Battrrs will. filed r the
municipal court yesterday. makes .hese
public beuuests after proviaing f1 rsi-
atvcs TO the Providence Association
for The Beneht OF coiored chldr.o.
$500; to The Home FOR Aged Women,
5000: to the Home for Aged Mon. $50.
t5 ,he Charitable Rapust sorip,y. $500.
the .ut"lpt.i % o. used f1r tne plHI ".
thr First 3antist chur.b. n, tb. Sun
dJy srnuuf the t'ifst TT71T7e- -71I---.l
2l0o. thr Income 90 b. used in carfs
iut lu the WORK ~ the SUNDAY school.
Go tn- Anne can Baptist Fofsim Mls.
nary s't.r.A. $500. go th. American
htp. 80 ll'in' MISSIONARY suDIe.y $500
t1 the Wpuaus civ Au...nU3rv so-
cietr 5000. Coz Brown university 500.
The res ard residue of Tho rsfGtr 81
given IN equal shares - the Home f0r
AEed Women aud Home for Arod Men.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25
A THOUGHTFUL SUICIDE.
Loft Money 10 Pay for ha Gas He Used 10 End
Wis Life.

Boston. oct. 25.--A middle-aged man.
who had rooms at the lodging house Of
Mrs. Annie Harold. 445 Shawmut ave-
nue. for the last two weeks. committed
suicide yesterday under most peculiar
circumstances. He was known as l.. {.
Gatcomb. but nothing further was
known about him A letter. written
Monday night several hours before he
ended his career. was left by the man.
addressed to Mrs. Harold
Gatcomb was evidently a man who
mad seen better days, and one who
always wanted to be square with the
world, especially in a financial way.
He met his death by using the fatal
water gas. To pay for the cost OF the
amount of sas which he used TO end
his life he left ( cents.
Gatcomb was found dead i'm his room
early YESTERDAY afternoon lying i'm his
bed with the two burners of the gas
jets turned on fun blast. The letter
which was left was one or the most
singular epistles which has ever come
into the hands of tho police or the
medical examiners. The body of the
unfortunate man Is at the city hospital
morgue.
Gatcomb made sure that he would
not fail in his attempt 90 end his days.
The window and door Crcvices were
packed with papers so that none of the
deadly gas could escape
The letter which he left is as follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25
Golf al klaWlm c ub.

The first round in the ladies' cham
pionship gOlf match az thc Agawam
Hunt club was plaved Yesterday. Miss
Madeline Goddard. Mrs. Hunter Miss
Chapman aud Miss Hazard are the
survivors The -rures We're:
Miss Goddard beat Mrs Du Willard
By 4 up @ o. play.
Mrs Hunter beat Miss Congdon by
3 up. 10 play
Miss Chairman bea. Miss smith bv
up. 90 plav.
default.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25
WHAT DO the Chill DREN DRINK ?

Don't give them tea or coffee. Have
YOU tried the new food drink called
GRAIN OF 10 Is delicious and nourish-
ing and takes the place Of coffee. rhe
more Grain-O you give the children
tie more health you distribute through
their systems. Grain-O. IL made OF pure
grains, ana when properly prepared
tastes like the choice grades of coffee
but costs about z as much. All grocers
cell IL ibc. and CSC.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25

Mrs. WiNSf.OW'S SOOTHING
SNRIP has been used for over nftv
years by millions of mothers for tba,r
children Will tc~hing with perfect
success 70 soothes the child s0ft-ns tbs
gums aUays "a 70 pain cures wind colie
9nd lH me best remedy Tor blarrho-s.
D. VIII relieve the POOR little anr.,r
immediately. Sold by DfugriFig in ar-
ery part OF the world. Twenty cents
% bottle, Ho SURE and ask Tor "Nre
Wins,ow's Soothing syrup and take
no other kind.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25

Score--New Britain s; Providence 4.
Rushes-Russell 8: Lincoln 2; Pierce
?.
stops-Burgess 81; Heffernan &c.
Foul--Lincoln.
Referee-Leahy.
Timpr--O Neil
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25

"IiaVo you suv Dewey colors?" sha
asked iu thp dry goods s,urc. y don't
know What vuu moan aid ihe AZ
fcndant WIN tUiurr that won;
fun. Youkers' ftatcsinau.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25

Mrs. Harold:
have decided that life is not
worth living. At o'clock tomor-
row morning | VIII turn on the
gas. and in two hours | will he
dead. AS YOU usually turn Off the
gas at ! O'Clock. only 5ne hour
VIII be wasted. Here is cents
10 pay for the gas Notify Off
{: cials al city Hail requesting
them TO come here with a pine :
box and bury mo ian a pauper's :
grave. l.. &. GATCOMB.
The police. unless some one comes
forward TO claim Gatclmb's body. will
carry out his wishes. aud ne viii have
the pine box and be buried In "a pau
pers grave. az Mount HOPE cemetery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25
WATERBURY,

Score-New Haven :: Waterbury ..
Rushes-Bone 6: Roberts .: Whipple
/; Menard ]: tie .
Stops-Lations Is; Smith 53.
Fouls-Whiting. Woods.
Referee Doherty.
Timer-Turner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25
PROVIDENCE DEFEATED.
The New Britain Polo Team Wins
From the Graybacks.
Springfield and New Haven Were tho Other
Winners Last Evening"

Providence opened the polo season at
New Britain last night and the result
was to 4 in favor OF the home team.
In the second period the home team
played all around the visitors. and tls
last period was very listless. Tne indi-
vdual rushing work OF Pierce and Nc
Gllvrey was the feature. In the \cond
period Murtagh kicked the rubber into
his own goal Score.
NEW BRITAIN PROVIDENSE
Russell McGilvray. r....r., Lincoln
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25

Score-Springfield 8; Hartford I.
Fouls-ConnelS Bartlett. Cusick.
Rushes-Hipson 3: Mooney 3; tie I.
Stops-OM Malley Al; eastman 80.
Referee--Lush
Timer-I.yDns.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25
SPRINGFIELD VICTORIOUS.

The polo season was opened I'm the
Coliseum at Hartford last night and
winning from Hartford. The local men
were slow and were outplayed In all
departments. About 1900 were present.
Summary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25

PERRIN-E . Springer. Hartford: 7
James Entwist'e. Charles l. Fuldon. r
: a; I'd w sward. r. Narvan. NAL
den; W r Van De Bogart. New Ha
ven. & \ Baxter. Boston. g A Adams
and Wife Worcester. T l. Becker. Ros-
ton. Albion : Rich L A: w q y
Hidlon. Worcester; l. ~ Blwker. Los
Angeles. J O'Toole. Lynn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NARRAGANSETT - Bon Leyison.
New York; Mrs Yates, Chicago; Mrs
~ Boutell two children and maid
Chicago; L Miller, New York; + A
remington, Boston; j V Mayer. New
YORK; Robert Emmett, Boston. Frank
l. Perry, g Richardson. u + whitaker.
New York; ~ Paul Boston: A G Be-
deH, & NJ Brooks, VIM J Daley New
YORK: j B Armstrong, Cincinnati; a
strong, New York: John A buchanan,
fHlSDurg; John Ryan, New York; 9
n Folsom, Boston; H. A SolOman. New
York; w g Fitzgerald. VIM f Chap
man, Boston; ~ T. Ehret, New York q
w Redfern, Boston: Geo O Evans Wal
imam; Sol Harris. New York; II Il
ross. Waterbury: Henry Barnard,
Miss Emily Barnard. Hartford; Il
Ne"comb. Boston; III T. Leach A >
Hannah, New York; q ID Winch ster.
Itoxbury; w L Cander. T. b Peck. w
Granger, Fred c Friend. IN. New York;
g Hale, Hartford: r r Murdock. New
Orleans Walter " Gutman. MIS-
Gutman, Lewiston, Me; S @ Hami.tVr,
New York. Henry Pasaso. Manville:
g. g Hatch. New York; Richard II Arman,
Ihlladelphia; Is IT Lincoln, New Bed
FORD w + Hopper Springfield: ID o
i-oNeh and wife Greenteld: Sadie Par
inenter, Marlboro; n Michaels. Boston;
\ Gemor j r Lannan Frederic Bun,
boston, Wallie Collins. Jersey City; A
p Curtis and wife Milford Geo Il Sted-
man, New York: f. - Lisle. Rochester.
y j Roe, New York Thos z Green
..onni + II. Douse. "a Bambcrger. New
\ ork: Edwin NJ Jennings. Bridgeport:
Nj kneeland, New York: r. RI Mather-
SEN Conn; S Hansen Wagner New Ha-
ven; w B Hammond Boston: s WfSte
sens. Philadelphia: Mr. and AHsAl II
'lapp, Attleboro: J ~ Sheridan Bess on;
) g Duffy. J y Logan Rodney - Nor
san. \ r Fo,se. r g Jordan. Louis Har--
'ison. New York: r. r. TAYLOR. Boston: !
n a DiobOld. NarragAnsett Pier. ~ n |
dcClernan, Boston; Henry Wolf. w
; Costellog New York: w \ Burnett !
New Haven: ri w Strauss j. Ferny, !
Ir, \ J \ NDrthwoo1. Lester = Wood, !
, NJ Dodd. New York; f. % Ibbatsop, !
'tica w n Clarke. Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25

NEWhAN-E II Moody. Portland: r
T. Mills Boston: : ~ McCutcheon. New
York. George : Morton. Salem: : CO.
hen. w $ Day New York: R III Lam
der Grand RAPIDS w NJ Hall. w \
Putnam Boston: l. J De GroOth New
York: Charles II Carlisle Northamp-
ton 4 r. Judkins James $ Carter. Bos-
ton T. + Wood. II T. Tuttle. New
York, Fl "a : Beldng New York: j s
Butler Il T. walker. j MCCiTaTn, Will
liam Fowkes T. r James. G. f. Toohey.
n n Sochlen Boston, l. Smith, Brook
lyn; Or ID J Sullivan and wife. 'Bos-
ton. A ID Moore. u Bishop. New Ha-
ven: George B Walker. Boston: 6 r.
Emerson. Lawrence: II r. Hardy. Ros-
ton: George Jessup and wife. Winsted:
4 + Holmes. \ : Swallow. Boston: j
Horton. Charles " Hewitt. r. : Hay
ler New York: J Morrow Boston:
George - Tait Philadelphia: ! Y
Clark. New York: Philip Bell. q j COR
yin. James J LDnRley. Boston: George
\ Westbrooke = O'COnucr. Harris
vile; T. 9 McClutock, Boston: w Far
IinEtOn. New York: Charles Ruben.
Chicago: Chars j johnson, Lowell:
T. l. Wildes. Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25

SAVOY -STANLEY--Gco ] Williams
and wife " W Kil,on Boston: r r
parris. New York. w Wilson and
we. New London: W King and wife
Dorchester. r LAlram New York. W
r Galclina and wife. Boston ~ u n
Gibbons 7 r Hcnnis and wife. NrW
York. 7 \ Flake ana wife. Taunton.
william Harvey. Providence: VI Y
Townsend Worcester; r H Kane Mcrl-
den.
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4
McCiernan, Boston; Henry Wolf, w
II Costellog New York; w \ Burnett
New Haven; VI w Strauss. y Ferny.
Jr, \ J \ N1rthwoo1 Lester + Wood,
y NJ Dodd New York; f. % lbbatsop,
Utica; w r Clarke. Boston.
DORRANCE-T IL Holden. New
York, L 5 Atkins. Troy; + ) Partridge.
i Driscoll. II Allen, r w Dobbns.
Boston. A Kram, New York: w j
Merrean, Minneapolis; r. McMullen.
New York. j. : Barrett " Ia Reid. +
X Gilmore Boston; j NJ Ashnein, ID L.
Wilcox, New York; T. f Packard,
Brockton; y ) Kohl. & II Woodford
New York; Jas r Evans Saratoga: y
j Hammer ] l. Palmer, New York: r
NJ Whitney Boston, Frank Sweet. Phe-
niN, y Y; William Klein Thompkins-
vile, w j Bean. Boston. j ID Littell.
New York A 5 Hopkins. Providence:
9 ; Fels. New York; l. + Slepters /. 4
Leonard, ii ] Bolton. Boston: II Sils-
by, Hartford; w e Kcinball. w w
Thompson, Boston. | Rittenberg, New
York: Taylor, Conn G g. Laurence.
Fitchburg: + Owens LeOminster:
Lindsay. G J Smonsfeld. Troy: G III
Whalley New York; r Lyman, Spring
field; p i Anthony. u Stanns. Nor
wich; ID w Hamond. Haverhill: a RI
Cone. Boston, T. A Kenyon, Carolina:
V VI Bowen. G T. Reed Jr. Boston; l.
G Baldwin Manchester: A w Stowell.
New Haven: NJ r Fox. c b Gilbert II
Ledermann, New York w Il Young |
= n knapp T ' TsIbbY. BOSTOn. " Il |
S@arle. O f Berg. New York. J f. Ira |
cry Plymouth; John Johnston: Provi- |
dence; VI Mezey. New York: II \ Nc |
Comas. Philadelphia: c Vt Lee. Lynch
vile: u Berton. Danelson. Conn: Geo
Cover. New Rochelle: r r Rodmsn.
Lafayette r I; Il T. Johnston. II O.
True. NJ D. Boston: f. s Smith. G. G.
storm. Providence: r r Smith 4 ~
Brown. Oakland Beach: John y Clarke
Providence: f . Garvin. Boston c A
Blanck Brooklyn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25

CITY-C VI Adams. johnston. r. I: G
II Johnson and wife. Hartford: James
4 Mciardy. Providence: William w
Gildersl sleeve. Boston, Henry King and
wife. Fall River: VI w Colby N Loud
Boston | y Bishop. New York: !
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Herman King and wife. Providence: =
a Smith. Louisville. Nv: II Porter and
wife. Boston. g Smith. Newport. y
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dence. William Pettigreen Boston: 7
Con1all Providence: j Victor Ohland-
er, BrrcktOn: Peter Kenney Worces-
TER: Fred Allan. Boston: III W stacey.
W N Durgin. Springfield.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-25
WATERBURY, BEATEN.

The National league polo season
opened in New Haven last night with
the Waterbury Tigers opposing the
Blues. The visiting team was never
dangerous. John Smiths wonderful
work at goal saved the visitors from
an overwhelming defeat Score: