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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-07
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Friends, Russians, countrymen,
Behold me where stand;
This day the boon OF liberty
/ give my native land.
This day close the doors on all
The evils OF the past,
And give you freedom for your own
See that you hold IL fast.
This day among enlightened realms
Muscovy takes her place
This day my dearest blessing falls
Upon the Russian race.
And now l bid you have a care,
For bark you, IL you fail
To deem me still your autocrat,
I'll have you sent To Jail.
Chicago Record Herald.
The watercolor club will hold an outing
at Bristol Ferry on Arbor Day.
The Classical high school dance will be
given on Friday evening I'm the school
hall.
The Handicraft club will hold an AT
Home" at its club house on Gushing street
tomorrow afternoon from until o'clock
For the First Light Infantry opera on
May - ana 30, Lieut.. DeWolf ana Lieut..
Mincher have been added 10 the commit
tee OF arrangements. the former as chair
man.
The United Train OF Artillery will have
4 theatre party at Keiths on Wednesday
evening. Two boxes have been secured
for the officers and invited guests, and
several rows on the floor for the rank and
ile.
''rhe Irish Rebel" will be presented at
Affair hall this evening. under the aus
,ices OF ST. Margarets branch. /. G. u. L.,
ISABEL Florence Ahearn, director Spe-
'ialties will be introduced between the
let's.
At the regular meeting Of the Rhode
sland Citizens Historical association
IN Thursday afternoon, at $3.50, I'm the
Street NJ. T.. church Edwin
:. Pierce will read his paper on
Pierce's Fight"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-07
EXCITING GAME AT PALACE GARDENS

The Bourne Rubber company team OF
this city won from the Brown a. sharpe
ball tOssers at Palace Gardens yesterday
afternoon by the score OF IL 10 J.
Billy McDonald's twirling was the prime
feature of the game He let the H. a s.
sluggers down with two hits.
The Bourne Rubber company nine wants
TO arrange games with strong teams OF
this city and ncighboring towns.
Address challenges 10 James Merolla
Bourne Rubber company. westheld street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-07
1900 UNION CIGAR MAKERS
GO ON STRIKE AT BOSTON

Boston. May "A strike Of union cigar
makers OF this city was started success
fully here today when II was estimated
that about 1900 unionists went out to en-
force an increase in wages. About seven
OF the largest cigar factories were affect
ed Most OF the small places agreed to
the new union schedule. which contained
an increase OF 30 cents to 81 a thousand
in various grades OF cigars.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-07
STRENGTHENING BRITISH FLEET

Valetta, Island of Malta, May T.
three torpedo boat destroyers sailed
fleet at Piraeus. Greece.
The transport Dilwarra is now en-
barking the Worcestershire regiment
which viii sail for Alexandra, Egypt.
tomorrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-07

The Comedian-Ycp. We played TO
standing room only In Squerdunk
The Tragediau--Indeed,
The Comedian-Sure thing You see the
sheriff had attached and removed all the
seats In the opera house.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-07
A Rich Mar

First Burglar-ENer strike anything
rich?
Second Burglar-Yes. I was arrested
once for assaulting Fuller Koyne. de mil
liCnaire.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-07

Jinks-Dont YOU think tho man who
narries for money IL fool
Winks-lie Is unless he gets IL In ad-
vance.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
ROURKEITEs WHY TWO GAMES
Three Leaguers. with six Outsiders,
Defeat Diets Team.

The Omaha league team--three members
Of the team and six outsiders-won both
games OF double header Sunday after
noon at the Dietz park. the first from the
Dietz Athletics and the latter from the
Diets Association. The games being wit
messed by a large crowd that was APP
parently we'll satisfied with the showing
made By the Dietz teams against the pro-
fossionals. In the first game the Athletics
outhit the Rourkes, but were unable TO
bunch their safeties. Young pitched an ex-
cellent game. allowing the leaguers but
five hits McNeeley pitched both games
for the Rourkes, Improving In the second
Spellman, who has been absent from the
ranks for some time. signalized his return
by having six spectacular putouts TO his
credit.
In the second game McNeeley was in
better form and allowed but six hits.
Owing 20 the absence Of Rice, who WAS
scheduled TO pitch the second game Tor
the Detz team, Doran was substituted and
made a creditabie showing, striking out
six OF the leaguers and allowing but eight
hits.
Johnny Gonding. ''Oinahas Favorte.
was very much I'm evidence at all times.
having twenty-nine putouts and getting
four hits In the two games.
Pa Rourke was present and made q nit
with the crowd by chasing foul balls. Next
Sunday the Omaha team will all be pre-
sent and n .double-header will again be
played. provided the weather permits
Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08

present weeks run exceeds all previous
weeks by ii.0o head. 20
The most remarkable feature. however.
OF the weeks trade Is the TACT that this
the slightest decentralization OF the market.
Inc demand was SO good that day after
day buyers took the receipts as fast as
they came, cleaning up practically every
carried over Thursday. but they were all
disposed OF the following morning, so that
when TIC market closed last night the bis
barn was practically empty.
Every one who r. interested In the sheep
market Il congratuatins himself on the
way prices have held up IN the face OF the
big receipts ana the sharp decline az CHIT
pressed than ever with the fact that this
~ without exception the best sheep mar
ket In the country. Prices for the week
az matter OF fact are some lower. and
SUI not enongh to be very apparent some
well with their sheep the latter part oI
the week as they did the latter part OF
last week, and the most decline that any
one can concede Is 1Ou15c on the best kinu
and l56s5c on the general run of feeders
some old tripe" possibly showed more
decline than that but II must be remem-
bered that that Kind OF stun never does
sell very well, as the number OF buyers
for that kind IL always limited.
Prospects for the coming week are cn,
coursging to sellers, az indications wopiio
ought to mean satisfactory prices.
Quotations on killers; Good to ch.o},tte
lambs. t.15dI %; fair to good lambs. se,@
fair TO good yearlinRs s5.26dS so; good, to
choice ,wethers, S.@15lo; good to ono'es
2uo,ations ON feeders Lambs. S'seg
@S.O.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
CnrINt Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features Of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO Oct "a liberal increase in
the movement Of wheat TO the principe1
the chief reason for a weak wheat market
here today, At the close wheat for De,
eember delivery was off Sg1.c Corn and
were shade lower to 2hc higher:
The wheat market was weak all day.
The heavy proht-taking of Yesterday left
the market without special support ana,
with general selling today, prices We're
readily forced down Nc. The chief factor
ceipts both from the northwest and south
west For the first time this season re-
ceipts at Minneapolis and Duluth were
iast year. arrivals todsy being sig cars.
against 1s3 cars last year. The weather
was highly favorable for the movement
still greater increase during the, mex!
week. A report from Kansas City claimed
that the movement in Kansas and in Ne
braska would be much larger were IT
mt II the shortage of cars A report
from Minneapolis that number of -four
mills may soon shut down because OF q
lack OF business caused additional weak
ness In the local market. decline at
Liverpool was weakening influence at
the opening Of the market The principal
weak December opened a shade lower
at INC, sold of TO 7S% a7S%c and
closed At tbs cleersasnSe eS Of wheat and nd
receipts were 1.272,0O0 bu., compared
with l,232,ooo bu; for the same. day. last
year. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago
reported receipts of S57 cars. against GET
cars last week and 644 cars one year ago.
Free selling by local longs caused weak
ness in the corn market. Larger receipts
than were expected and the weakness OF
wheat were influential factors impelling
the selling. Another factor was an es-
Innate on the total crop OF Iowa, which
placed the yield at SgS, 100000 isA- On in
crease of $4,000, 900 bu. compared With
the government figures. Demand came
largely from commission houses. The
market closed weak. December opened
nc lower at 42Ac, sold of to 4siI @429s c
and closed at 42& Q42hc Local receipts
were 357 cars with 2l0 cars of contract
grade.
oats were weak in sympathy with wheat
and corn The weather in the northwest
was favorable for marketing the crop and
indications pointed TO a material increase
In the movement Longs and commission
houses were the best sellers. December
opened a shade lower al 94hc, sold of
to 34GS4hc and closed at 34i &c. Local
receipts were SOC ears.
ProViaions We're steady on covering by
shorts. Trading in general was light
Weakness of corn and live hogs had a
depressing effect. At the close January
pork was up shade at $3.50. Lard was
on a shade at S7s2h q7.95. Ribs were
2Ihc higher at $7.25.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, 81 cars corn, 331 cars; oats 1857
cars; hogs 35, 600 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08

cattle market today. there, not being
make market For the week the :eceipts
have been quite liberal. showing A slight
gain over last week, but stu falling con-
sideraby short of the record OF one year
A feature Of the week has been the COM
rangers and cofnfeds There has been on
most days a liberal sprinkling of common
TO fair kinds but really good cnttle have
demand this has meant a strong market
on all desirable kinds every day OF the
week. The best cornfeds have sold up 70
1928, with the top on range cattle at $525
while good cattle have sold very satisfac-
torily the common and medium grades,
not Killing out satistaotoriIy have not sold
the tendency on that kind q cattle has
been little lower. whereas the good kinds
while cows and heiferF showed weakness
on some days. buyers being able to bear the
the week on account OF large receipts, they
have been, nevertheless. very fair sellers
all the week. At the close they are selling
about as high as any time OF late.
The stocker and feeder trade has at
tracted a good deal Of attention this week
Receipts Of that kind of cattle have been
large. The country demand has also been
good, there having been large attendance
OF strangers during the week. As a result
good kinds have sold freely and as high
as any time this season. While good feed
ers are not quoted above $3.50. as a matter
erabiy higher prices than that, where some.
( thing special was wanted. Thus an Iowa
buyer bought some very choice cattle tfis
were really fat enough for beef The me- me-
! diun TO common kinds OF cattle have not
been sought after and have beer. hard TO
/ move Most every one is quoting that kind
] OF cattle lower. for the week. Some cattle
| Of that kind have sold this week at zoe
4 ago, showing that the market has 'been
/ gradually working TO lower basis.
Ho0s-Every one went out to the yards
the reason that ali other market points
were reported lower and the estimated re-
uruay. At first the trade was slow, but
! later, as 1t became apparent that the re.
eeipts were a little more than half the
became active at stronger prfces ppr ano
/ tically everything in sight changed hands
I in a very short time but as matter OF
go the rounds among the buyers, only
thirty-two cars, being In when the market
The receipts OF hogs this week have been
! light, and still just about on a par with one
week ago and . year ago. A peculiarity
have been gradually strengthening up' A
that the average price has been stronger
practically every day OF the week At he
largely al SsiB, with an extreme range ~
ts6qs.2o Al the elose q The present week
means that heavy hogs for the week are
fully iOc higher.
! on the other hand, light hogs have moi
shown any particular Improvement Ths
best light weights were selling at S. 40aI
645 at the close OF last week, ana the
nOtches all this week. With light weight,
practically stationary and heavy hog,
steadily advancing, II will be understood
week a much narrower range betWecr
heavy and light hogs than was the case !
short time ago The fact In, right roc.
butcher weights and mixed loads are sell
Ing very close UP 70 good light hogs
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Bears Have Way and Wheat Suffers
Further Decline,
RESTING ORDERS WITH COMMISSION MEN
VnfaVOrsble Argentina table Dis-
counted by sIaReishness of oonti-
mental Markets, Pa rticulsrIy
Antwerp-Corn Easter.
OMAHA. Oct. {. 1906.


Further decline was recorded In wheat,
though the pressure TO-DAY was not as
great as yesterday, and there seemed 10 De
resting orders under the market IN the
nauds OF commission houses The north
western receipts were construed Us a bear
ish factor, as they overran last year
total somewhat. tue slusgisi,ness OF con
tinental markets, particularly AntNctp,
rather discounted an Argentina caule
which reported serious losses. IL Is prob
able that the recent selling movement vas
about over. and that some little improve
ment may be noted next week.
Corn was easier, with the decline leo oS
the December The bearish factors were
suited ia liquidation by longs. The May
was rather stubborn and considerable
seemed to be wanted at that figure. .
Oats were of on quite liberal reallIlAs
for local account. The Increase in receipts
was u factor ana indications suggest tuf-
ther Improvement I'm the near future,
Primary wheat receipts we're l,ziz,VW Ou.
ana shipments 5S0000 bu.. against receipts
last year OF 1.232.0 900 bu. and shipments OF
$4,000 bu. Corn receipts were 5SS,@ ou.
and shipments 27s0O0 bu., against receipts
3l,000 bu. Ciearances were l22,OO bus OF
wheat 5000 bu. Of corn and wheat anu
flour equal to $4,000 bu. -,
y. b. Updike says: From our lnlot,,,h,a-
ton We would judge farmers we're selhne
at least 10000 bushels wheat per DAY ln
Nebraska alone We look for this 10 KEEP
up for weeks Somebody will nave 10 pay
for this wheat right away. There Us n DIS
movement in wheat. corn and oats
Local range al options:
-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08

END OF THE BASE BALL SEASON
New Record Made by Both Penasnts
Coming 20 Chicago.

CHICAGO, OCT. THE base ball season
OF both major leagues for 1905 ended today
einnat For the nrst time since the two
big Leagues have been organized both
championships have come on one city.
nrst honors ia that Organization easily.
Taking the lead early In June and holding
81 70 the end, Il established a new major
Won Of the iSs games played By the
team. n6 were victortes. the previous best
record IN this respect having oeen held
by the New York club in the SAINT league.
In the American league the Chicago team
upset all calculations by winning the PEN
fnant. The contest was not decided until
within striking distance OF the leaders un-
al October ., when a six inning defeat by
philadelphia put them out OF the running.
place was not decided until two days
later. when Chicago defeated Cleveland and
took away the Ohio clubs last chance 70
teams, Phiadelphia and ST Louis, we're
within haihng distance throughout the sea
son. Philadelphia Ia fact leading the league
no later than August s. Washington and
Boston dropped behind in the race early
and were tall-enders throughout
eagn's work, the chief feature OF The sea
, Setween New York and Pittsburg This
when the latter team. fell back. The other
ave clubs ia the league occupied the same
relative positions throughout most OF the
season, although Brooklyn and Cincinnati
finished up with but one game between
them for nth and six places respectively.
ST. Louis was never a contender IN the
Iefsats Was only exceeded by that of
the same club in the American league.
tuesday the worlds championship series
Tubs The nrst game viii be played on
The National league grounds
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
woMAN's GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS PLAY
Entries from, All Parts OF the United
states.

WEST NEWTON. Mass, Oct. lahore
than three score OF women golfers from all
parts of the country will participate to-
morrow at the Brae Burn Country club
in the opening or preliminary round of the
twelfth national championship and the
player who successfully passes through the
ordeal which extends through the week.
will receive the championship gold medal
and her club win have for the next year
the custody OF the Robert Cox cup, now
held by the oakley Country club of Bos-
ton, OF which Miss Pauline Mackay, the
present title holder. is n member.
The courss is 606S yards in length, prin-
cipally over broad-sweeping country, sur
mounted by big hill.
The contestants this year have come
from greater distances than ever before
In a national event. Chicago alone IL rep
resented by more than a dozen of its best
players, including Mrs. c. L. Dering. the
western champion. St Louis will have
Miss Grace Semple; Denver Is represented
by Mrs George W. Roope. California sends
Mrs l. v Whitney of Claremont. while
for the first time in a womans' national
event there will be a Canadian player in
the person OF Miss i'hepoe OF Hamilton.
Ont
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. e-COTTON-Spot
closed 3u aSd 20 po d, iower' miSdling up
/, 800 bales; estimated receipts at the ports
today, ZOO bales against 47,747 bales last
week and 60,4S6 bales last year; for the
week, $4,000 bales. against 81 SIS bales last
week and 34T, 1862 last year.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct s--coTToN-spot
nary nc, nominal, ordinary. Sc; good ord-
nary, s5-l6c; low middllng. 10ikc: midding.
lO%c; good middling. llhc; middling fair,
lllec, nominal; fair, 12Rc. nominal Re.
coipts. $50; stock. 1924
ST. LOUIS Mo, Oct. 6-COTTON-
Steady; middling. lORc; sales, 2TI bsies:
receipts. 2SI bales; shipments. l57 bales
stock, 10, $50 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 6.-COTTON-Spot
quiet; prices II points higher. American
middling, $3.50; good middling, $3.50; mid
ding, 63ld; low middling, sod; good ordi-
nary. 575d; ordinary, Sid. The sales OF
the day were 5000 bales. of which 300 were
for speculation and export and Included
5000 American. Receipts, 5000 bales In
Guiding 1900 American.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
Kansas city live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. Oct 6-CATTLE--Rs-
eeipts. 900 head. including 500 southerns;
market steady Chetce export and dr st s1
g. 40 western steers. t3.bOG500; stookers and
feeders. s25oi45o: southern steers. 5000
81 I5dfS 60: native heifers. s2.60d500: bulls,
g. s5Si3.5o; calves. $3.0ofe 60 Receipts for
the week, So 40 head.
HoGs-Receipts 2o0o head. market steady
to Sc lower: top. S652ik: bulk of sales, y.
ds.bo: heavy. Sc. 40df6i5; packers. $3.50
6521k: pigs and lights. S.O0d6lo. Receipts
for the week. $4,000 heed.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. none
market nominally steady; lambs. 5000
7f6: ewes and yearllngs. AI5gb.5oi vest
ern yearlinKs. ss.25I5.75; western sheep.
81 2Sdb %: stockers and feeders &.500i6.bo
recelnts for the week $500 head
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
RunaIo Challenge. Columbus

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 7.-Captain George
Smith OF the Buffalo Eastern league club
authorizes this statement tonight after
he had been informed that the Columbus
club had decided to bold up Buffalos
share of the receipts of Sundays game,
amounting with the agreed share OF OK
penses. to $5H.5o:
II hereby on behalf of the Buffalo club
challenge the Columbus team to a series
OF i've games. two to be played in Buffalo,
two In Columbus and the NTH II neces-
sary on neutral ground for $1,000 a side.
II am willing that the 1927 80 now held
by the Columbus club shall go as a for
felt for said series. As soon as the chal-
lenge is accepted, the balance of the money
will be posted
all gate receipts shall GO to the winner Of
the series"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
Foreign Financial.

LONDON, Oct. s--Money was I'm good
supply and demand in the market today
Discounts were firmer on continued gold
exports. The Stock exchange was In a
rather depressing fashion. British securi-
ties yielding fractions owing TO the heavy
gold Withdrawals for Egypt Russians re-
covered part Of yesterdays setback, but
other foreign securities were dull. Ameri-
cans were favorably affected by the re-
ported consolidation Of the ore deal and
United States Steel was in good demand.
The general list hardened to well over
parity and closed Arm at a shade below the
best quotations OF the day after a moder-
ate activity. Japanese imperial IS OF 1904
were quoted at 1904.
PARIS. Oct. 6.-There was n partial re-
covery of prices on the Bourse today upon
the less pessimistic interpretations OF the
report OF the Russian finance minister, NJ.
Of the treasury OF Russia. Prices closed
faily firm. Russian imperial 4s of 1904
BERLIN. Oct. 6.-There were few changes
in prices on the Bourse today.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08

KEW YORK, Oct. 6-METALS-In the
absence of London cables the metal mar.
ksts were generally quiet. but prices we're
firmly held. Spot tin was quoted at 342 Od
ls5O Lake copper was held at so so .50
electrolytie at ti9.iS1sO. Is; casting al SiA %
da0.0O Lead was unchanged at IS. SOB 90
and spelter at s5.l5Q60 Iron was firm and
unchanged.
steady, t5.S6; spelter, quiet, $40
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
New York Live stock Market.

NEW YORK. Oct 6-BEEYEs-Receipts
1876 head; none on sale: feeling nomtnAlly
steady: exports today, 800 head cattle ana
$500 quarters OF beet,
CALVEs-Receipts 2os head: no trading
today; feeling weak for gr ,a s ana west, west
slow at sQl3iSc per pound; country dressed,
S6I12kc per pound.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 1904
head; sheep dull and unchanged; lambs
slow and 15Gi25c lower; fair TO good sheen
sold at a. 750i6.00 per cwt culls, n2So
yearlings s56 culs s2f5G7.75 Dressed
mutton in moderate demand at S4lQ1sc
per pound; dressed lambs slow at lcql3tso
per pound.
feeling nominally steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
RANGE OF PRICES.
brought in today b. each road was:
cattle .HoRs Shp. HTS

The disposition OF the days receipts was
as follows. each buyer purchasing the
number of head indicated:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08

home tonight end It IL improbable that the
First game: R.H. r.
Columbus 20 o 0 o o Ell 3 !
Batteries: Buffalo. Kissinger and Me-
Anister; Columbus, F'laherty and Ryan.
Second game r. n. +.
Butalo .-..............2 o %
Columbus ............0 1 1 "-3 2
Batteries; Buffalo, Kissinger, Green and
McAllister; Columbus, Berger and Blue.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08

sHEEP-AlthouEh. I'VE cars OF sheep
were reported received today there WAS
comparatively little stun on sale, either
noldovsrs or fresh arrivals.
This has been the banner week In the
history OF the South Omaha sheep market
so far as receipts are concerned AS will
be noted from the table OF receipts the
total arrivals for the week foot Up over
1900 head, which 10 the largest Ia the
history Of the market Previous 10 this
week the record vas held by the week
ending October I. when iO1.3sO head arr
rived al the yards. This means that the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
Ra.ket nam a. numhold,.

HUMBOLDT, Neb., Oct. I.--(Special 49,
The first basket ball game of the season
i'm the presence OF large crowd of spec
tators. The contestants We're Seneca and
Humboldt, ana the visitors we're out
of the smallness OF the quarters. Harry
Boyd acted as referee and the score stOod
30 20 : when the game was over. III
spite Of heing somewhat one-sided in 10,
suits the game was quite we'll played
and nlled with exciting situations