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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-13
Sallar Snrrnnd.rs

r"'iadeiphia, NOV. 2.-Dpu.y Coro-
~ -, samuel ?. saltcr WI, is involved
- .'.,l, '.t alleged election frauds On tho tsth
i ,uav 's'Uh OF the 1th ward and fo, vbon,
renJl..al,ht .Jil,raht mad be.n issued TODAY s,,r-
to ann. mn, 9'mscif. IL entered $1,000 ban
W." Tor hearing next THURSDAY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-13
MORE REINFoRCEMENTs
WI Sssk . KeN Trial.

Andrew Weeden. convicted of the
murder Of his wife az Narragansett
PER has been sentenced. He vii ask
Tor new trial next session az appel
late division OF me Wash nglon coun-
" supreme court. Weeden has until
December Is 10 file IN unusual papore
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-13
The Cotton Market.
Financial Notes.

Boston clearings:
Exchanges $l9 sos. 427.
balances s., 1873 4j6.
New York clearings:
Exchanges $1l9. 4SS. .0SS
Balances see .374741
The sub-treasury had a debit balance
today Of S491 ,19l.
Money strong at l. per cent
Prime mercantile paper 5d5& per
cent.
Sterling exchange weak at S4S5G
4S5h for demand and at sl.SOa, 04SIl,
for sixty days.
Posted rates Si.S2QAS2ia and 4Sel,
liS1.
Commercial bills $3.50.
silver certificates 59m60iac.
Bar silver soc.
Mexican dollars ftRC
Government bonds weak
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-13
Col lenr imam n.aa

,p,Na' Nov. l3.-CoL Henry nmar
author ana tx-plaiusman asa
Coi. W. p. Cody ,Rnr,i,. pg,, ~,
I. Hay aged 81 veste. ''''' oitd mere
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-13
Fees Icf SlsnnpranhnlS.

-. Cd "a 'uraay last the appellate court
''.',l',,u @1ol',,u a rule providing yhat steno-
slSpnlc ,iaI,. clerks FOR transcrlbInr sri
cont W.. m ~ ,ao ih cour, snail De allowed 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-13
SLOW COUNTING

The counting OF ballots was re.
sumed by the county boards of can
vassers today in a number of coun-
ties where the work had been left nm
hnlshed last week. Th counting Is
llkly To drag along well into tho pres
ent week. In the city il is especially
SOW. Botn sun claim the election. the
Republicans by 5000 and tho De,,,n'
crat Shy what they style safe" plu-
rality. Plu-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-13
lhak.w Ohlars Al Pnn S,li

,.' said Er9pt N1v. ia. rhe
D,''i : states cruisc New p,leans has
pinc Islands. '". il''P-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-13
KENTUCKY
CITIZENS
ANGRY,
Over 1000 Gather al BaThours.
vile TO Compel a Count
Of Ballots.

BarboursHll, Ky, Noy. 13.-over
four thousand people from the rural
district congregated in the streets to-
DAY with the avowed intention OF fore
ing fair count of the ballots OF this
county. lncens q at the reports that the
vote Of Knox county would be thrown
out and tired of waiting for the COM
missioners to certify the vote they came
to town to see that their liberties were
protect d, their leaders declared.
Mandatory injunctiOns were filed on
the commissioners compel Lthenl-ta
hnlsh the count, but at noon the COM
missioners had taken no action. The
crowd increased during the day and was
wrought up 20 the highest excitement
by the delay. The authorities expressed
belief that serious trouble would BE-
avoided.
PLURALITY FOR TAYLOR.
| Louisville, Nov. 13-The Commercial
this morning prints a statement from
Chairman George w. Lang. ofJthe Re
publican State Committee claiming a
plurality of 3ifi for Taylor.
These titlgures are based on the Off
cial returns Of 40 County Election
boards, upon returns signed by the pre-
einct election officers in eight counties,
more counties not being tabulated.
The 10 counties giving official re-
turns show pluralities OF 27121 for
Taylor and 29, 300 for Goebel. a net
plurality of ? 1Si for Goebel. I'm the
eight counties not yet canvassed plu-
ralities are shown amounting TO 6.42l
for Taylor and S33 for Goebel. The
committee claims that these returns
have been Ger fed to by precinct Of
hcersand need only 10 be tabulated
In the remaining county, Lewis. there
Is plurality for Taylor but the cleo
tion officers boldly refuse to obey the
law by certifying to the returns.
The Courier-Journal prints n state.
ment from Goebel at Frankfort. de-
claring there is no doubt of his elec.
ton, but giving the figures the an
nouncement being made that no re.
.urns have been receivd since last |
1tght WIN Goebel's plurality was hr. |
ired at l55.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-13
WHAT METHUEN NAY DO.

But If II Is deemed essential To omen
communication with the beleaQuered
town at the earliest possible moment
Gen. Methuen. it is believed. may de-
eide 70 replace the regular cavalry and
artillery by the Natal and Outlander
mounted forces and the naval guns I'M
which case IL is claimed IL ought to ba
possible TO reoccupy Colenso and
stretch QUE hand to Gen. White nv
Monday though, IL is added. the course
10 be followed bv Gen Metheun must
necessarily be dictated entirely by ON,
cial knowledge OF Gen. Whites posI.
tion and resources. The experts hons
Cen Methuen viii be able 10 await ibs
concentration Of the whole division he.
fore advancing and thus have "A be..
ter chance of dealing a telling blow at
Gen Jouberts main army. which Il Il
asserted Will be caught between t,y,
British forces and compelled either to
fight general action or retire 10 their
strongholds.
MORE REINFORCEMENTs.
London. Nov. 13.-The British trans
p9rt Hawarden Castle has sailed from
Cape Town. bound TO Durham
Advices received here today an
nounce that the British troop ship Or
entail with 20 officers and 1918 men on
board. has arrived az Cape Town.
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CHANcEs LEssENING.

London. Nov. 1S.-The simultaneous
attack on Ladysmith, Mafeking and
Kimberley which was opened Thursday
manifests full recognition by the Beers
OF the fact that every day lessons their
chances. Gen. Joubert's chances of
reaching Pietermartzburg can be said
to have vanished
Nearly 5000 troops reached South Ar
RIGA during the last 4S hours, and by
the end OF the week from 5000 to 7OO1
more will he added To the British
strength i'm Natal. These viii prob
ably be pushed forward 10 Estcourf.
bringing the British force there up 70
10000 men. AS the cavalry and artiI-
lery belonging TO Gem Methuen's d.
vision Will not have arrived by then the
pd
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-BOERS DEFEATED
AT LADYSMITH.


Continued from Page OLe)
rived here. He complains that though
Gen. Joubert promised ne would be
permitted TO return To the British
camp he was taken TO Pretoria. The
Secretary of War released him two
days after his arrival and he has been
permitted 10 leave. He reports that
The prisoners are well cared for.
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New York Stocks.

Reported by Sullivan & Sullivan,
Banigel building
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-02
Kansas Up Against the World.

Despite all eastern criticism of a sometimes
a home radicalsm, the remains that
the people Of sunhowerdom conscious years
removed from the Old-me level of civza-
tion; that the state occupies higher political and
intellectual plane boosted by conservatism
of the older commonwealth. Her sons than
holding against themselves fail of evinc-
ing superior with the endow-
anents or capacity others whether
forum, whether holding handles of the pillow the
helm Of state challenged by the of the
world Kansas but her Mrs. loose; if
criticized by masters the English language
place pen Ingalls, disappointed any
seeming talk classical
ohump into silence with our "IronquiI"; or
banter bravery send coored battalion the
Indies regiment to Philippines. Self-con-
4ained suresuficient ignoring commonplace
past inspired ideals beyond
her sunl plains and long something to go
against behind EARTH thousand miles away
a few hundred Kansas youths solving imperial
problem for Uncle Sam a that others may only
initiate emulate. Away in that direction lies Eden,
mans original paradise Kansas band OF
boys are concened they as it were he'll when
ordered to Charge. Soma of them Few, not come
back, regret palm-wreathed the memory OF
them if believed viii yet be garIanded with
glory and enshrnod in patriotic hearts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-02

medium Of transmission and a mechanical appliance
securing recording projected impulse.
thing DONE as dispatches announced the
day The distance great intervening
space water, still it demonstrated be exist
ing possibility and fact. The
OF that only within signal range and may
much in practical affairs but the possibilities
gested exceedingly interesting think
ing across space as it were mysteries
Of which societies for psyccal research have told IF
electrical impulses through controlled and
istered points many miles apart. will
that almost anything be done in the
field communication between persons separated by space
by time But all psychology aside there is left the
logical Of for thirteen why
rect the discovery reduced practice the
world viii be touch in a way impossible by wire. Any
in hailing distance everywhere
graphing would being revoutonized. revoutionize
other conveying and communication The
transmission Of mails might in the perfection of such
system become obsolete In humiliation
of time itself would be ALSO in Writing
succeeded by printing press if
RELOCATED of it's Importance a
medium. in short century should prove
prolific invention discovery as the just
closing civilization itself will be entirely different
actually.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-02
Her Foot on the Rocker of the Cradle.

The and the babys cradle are not of the
The pursuit Of art and literature or the
espousa Of politics, and the atmosphere homefe which
disturbed by the plant or is sett joyousy ring
ing by he registering laughter children are not
ooincidental Of possible juxtapositon
Simpler might employed the conveying Of our
homely meaning reach the superior compre-
hension of the club all probability 1t is not
the defement of the neither the baby which
demands the condescension the club woman but
rather lines of its flowing draper or the intricate elabora
ton Of its embroidery which artistic instincts Of
the aesthetic soul of the club woman Honey duties
wfely obligations instincts have any attrac-
ron for the superior feinnity categorical as the club
woman These reflections quasi conclusions are prompted
day, where had gathered there in gorgeous room Of
draperies, statuary and paintings The members Of
womans club TO listen to a talk on art and the higher
destnies Of woman, by f. Hopkins smith, who has been
doing gene lion roaring for the seIectedy
femnirity whose threatened exhaaton would leave
she world minus humanity nothing more The spirit of
superiority pervadins the environment something else in
some unaccounb way proved antagostc 10 that of the
redoubttable smith, dstngusha5e other Smiths Of
the world more for his accomplishments than by the proms
nence Of the handle to his Of talking art ne
talked common that superior selection Of the e
elusive circles Of Minneapolis in way that seriously is
voved his only rendered his escape probe
NAUTICAL Among other things he declared that voraea.s
clubs didn't very much that the incest vo7e,
didn't pine 10 Join them that as far as he knew
neither the themselves nor The world outside wa,
the better for them. Then ne announced that rer
ally he didn't ike to see doing anything outside
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-02
9dtk9 80 GdBhE
~. VI. TURDOCK. Editor.
This Easter Sunday Morning.

The transcendent character iuumned the
Blurred page history The Man of Sorrows
The most perfect personality who in being earthborn yet
pointed only road to Heaven demonstrated by
His that end ALL was He
who in being let down, Calvarys cruel cross
while its shadow curtaned world in darkness lighted
by bursting the bars of Palestines
tomb, with hope that has ceased to shine.
Spires have been thronged the earth
has been coyed with hapess generations and
utterly botted out; but the
children have forgotten ceased to COM
memorate tremendous event which
preserved the of the multttudes
all these centuries 50 all chrstendom is 70
hail reverenaI begoten joyous hearts,
recurring with that faith which is the
substance things hoped for evidence of things
SEEN" as the traditional pledge
that an unending swiftly the sleep
we call DEATH certainly that which animates
this Holy Days embIemadc flower prove pure
There is then this spring-time tide of revivfy
ing life earthly destiny, than that far
away tomb Of sunderd door and angelic messenger more
than awakening returning birds bloom; there
day price Of Cavarys infinite sacrifice, Chirsts
divinity and His promise Immortality.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-02
Along the Kansas Nile.

Murder will out. and the chances are
that Mr Dobbs and Mrs. New viii. too.
This IL Easter the FIRST one thar Kansas
has had with iclcles on 90 ia long time.
Hutchinson wants % get rd % ths
State Ref5rmatory. Wellington wiz taxa
il.
Kansas e. the first IN The Philippines
II ever Kansas had the right n shout H Is
now.
The perslstency Of the cold weather
VIII soon cause people % remark warm
waves
There are n0w-two women IN tA~ United
States against Bryan, Mrs. Lease aud the
Texas girl whom be refused 20 kiss
one or The Filipino cannon captured -
the Kansas boys was BEADED with black
smith shop and half "a hardW are store.
kansas admiration Tor Colonel Fred
Funston and t1e Twentieth Kansas called
..1ashing Kansaus." is un59uuded. The
bakery g. theirs
Harry Heck OF EmDoris. Who Is ig the
Twentieth Kansas sa3s- "it fe.t funny
20 have bullets wAlzziug past y5Bf head.
bot they never touched me-.
The Iavrea> WOKE says that there are
about tsent5-fvs people 10 Lawrence wao
believe iaat Collins - innoceut. about bait
~ taeru women and baif men.
Captain watson ~ tss Twentieth Kan
sac caytsred aue spanish sz9ra. cent
a.s othef back % quarters ard Be- Bel1g tas
captured prize % lead als men CO.
Take q rife on soar back asy rounds
- ammunition and try - aNfa n sRItt
stream in your clorsss. ard Tss vii hsf-
soms idea q Mat rae oo5 under Furstsa
cd
One nan su letting about a rash .srasga
undeTbrllsa - l,4looran. rsys AS seat
through tais hslisn place . Nzs ass1-
iute.g s,tao3t fear and ;h.Hs escry man
iH ere company was tas ssms
The Earsan - eyerss 1ere- Recently
81 v zaeTf hack wac tarasd eou-
fesI 3 Lano1ia RI Ca.1ae4 in a l~f-
tsr. = - % a-nk % -as sgaE-sa
gaze. ar - ArElsriae FlaF.ca.
TIE people ~ enc United states fss=1
ths c1re4e- 70 fae Twrrfis+H. car zes
F~usa fSea ~ STRAIT fsn TNeUfs--fet.
g aeass -secf.se sd TuenEy -stira Nc41
have 6oae hsd ts~g rad re easnes-
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-fechar alm0FE t9 far stars On ffs 80
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-02
Is There Anything to a Maidstone.

Scientists declare believe unanimously that there
is virtue eacy in the pebbles concretons called
madstones used applied draw the virus the bite
inflicted by dog afflicted with rabies scientists
declare moreover that there thing rabies
of dogs afflicted But regular reports
dogs Of dying from their bites and of others
lives saved by the prompt application of
SO popular belief only in the fatality
rabies but in the eacy of the socaed maidstone One
queer that years by
prominent family living at Leesburg, Va sold
ton the other day settle estate bidding
lively and determined One of the heirs
by offer of $3.50 but later somebody put
additional bid Of 10 per cent judge circuit
ordered sale. The first bid $495,
finally taDr c. B. Turner county for
$6S250 That is truly large pay for rock,
but the people whom the doctor practices
eye in its powers prevent hydrophobia per-
haps his extravaganza wisdom after ALL Imagination
plays in tine of the malady ques-
tion particularly, case the pa
tent is suffering from nothing except his fears.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-02

Not long ago aSrfsburg hfe insurance
agent persuaded a Chinamsn 20 take ont
a policy OF 3 90 says the New York
Tribune The latter had TO clear idea q
the transaction. but understood that ca
paying the premiums promptly he would
De entitled % s. 90 some time. lie began
bothe-Ing the agent for the money after a
couple OF weeks had passed. and the agent
tried 70 explain 70 aim inAt he would
have 20 die before he could get g. TIE
Chinamsn Eel down a cellar Say on
Grant stree and was badly hurt. He
friends tried 70 attend 20 % without
calling n a Doctor. When they dtd cal
one II tEo days later the doctor Sss a.
E-y Why didn't you cal ne soo1er1"
he asked This man Is hslf dead row
Next day the injured mans oTolher Tss
4 ths Insurance office VITA a c1sfrn FOR
= 80 You're not entitled 70 anything
or fhl&r sad Ire Insurance agent. -unt5
g1e man i dead" Doctc. SsF an half
died answered me brother. WAY we
10 get rkz- hair
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-02
The Size of Those Luzon Cities.
actually.

reading the dispatches would be led to the
conclusion that within radius of dozen twenty miles,
taking Manila the center, there dozen more
cities centers Importance commercially
otherwise This a a misrepresentation.
Manila is city, big city of between three hum
bred thousand people, probably but the other cities
toned being immediate vicinity for the
part hamets. On the highways leading from that
city there places consisting of few people and in
significant collection native houses, dgnfed with
sounding From the limits Manila Caoocan
four miles. that distance are the places known as
San Francisco del Monte Maipaja with another
mediate Maabcn is barely half miles from
Caloocan The latter place where the repair shops
the railroad located. Polo mile and half north
NIaabon. Three miles further is Meycauyan. The rebel
capital Maalos s%e~And a miles from Marlao and
quite twenty miles Manila. All the operations
therefore, have district which covers stretch of
country comparable point distance like
Wichita and Maize Andale.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-02
Only Sixth Naval Power

When the with Spain concluded many compari-
made about the relative naval strength
This list always the United high
The place usually assigned
to us, and sometimes the second. these compari-
be The bureau
gence has made study of the subject The conclusion
the bureau that the only COMPARE
Ascertaning the of the different navies the
United States is found to rank sixth The figures
stand in this way: First, Britain 6SS7SS; second
France 7s2 663 third $685. fourth Germany 49,
56 fifth Italy, 361445; SIXTH United States 1884 This
list excludes torpedo boats and torpedo desroyers and
thereby makes United States thar
would otherwise be- The other nations mentioned have
considerable fleets of these small have but
few But after ALL comes to effectiveness comes
10 the behind the gun United States navy if not
equal to the best not less than
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-02
The End of Libby Prison.

The passing Of Libby Prison is at hand.
says the Chicago Daily News. The grim
building which has been for several years
the mecca Of old soldiers and sight-seers
Will By the end of the month be torn
down On its site IS 10 be reared = mon
ster exposition building.
There is a large possibility that the IA
nous old bricks and beams may be used
in q modified form in the construction OF
new building as a drawing card for some
private enterprise. but as place sacred
10 the memory of 4o.0oo boys in blue who
suffered within its walls during the war of
the rebellion il VIII disappear. The LIBBY
Prison company. which brought il from
Richmond, Va. has gone out Of existence.
and the structure Is now in the hands OF
the Coliseum company, which intends 10
construct on the grounds a big building
either for exhibition or business purposes.
and TO sell the old structure 10 some
wrecking concern.
The collection of relics Of the late war
with It's added curiosities commemorate ting
the history Of the whole country, which
date from Lord CORVALLIS chair 70. ma
chetes from Santiago. Is the property Of
ChaS.es r. Gunther and viii DC kept in
tact. For time. at least. il VIII be stored
safely in Chicago. and several projects are
on hand 70 place IL in a museum in this or
some other city. where the progress OF the
arms and sold!ery of the United States
may be an unbroken lesson 10 the youth
of the land anu a fondly treasured re
minder OF the veterans Of the nations
great civil strife.
Within the last ten years $500 men who
had been confined in the prison have pIac-
ed little brass plates on the floors where
they slept during the long lonesome
nights. and OF the loo men who escaped
through the famous tunnel al least nine
are living. and most OF them have come
to Chicago to gaze al the old fireplace
where they began the perilous attempt to
free themselves
The war OF ISIS is not the only feature
of the country's growth which is repre-
sented in the great exhibition Revolu-
tiOnary times are called TO life IN the case
which contains the huge brocade coat and
velvet knee brooches of the Father ~ HIS
Country. One Of the rails split by Hon
est Abe is a favorite relic with visitors.
Byron's curved sword lies beside the
pearl-handled sword of mad Ludwig Of
Bavaria. Andrew Johnsons big inaugu-
raj hat rubs against the rusty goose he
used when a tailor, and a gruesome curl
osity Is pointed out as the beam from
which Lincoln's slayers were hanged.
a quarter Of million dollars is the
modest estimate put on the value of this
huge collection, and the promoters of the
museum insist that more strangers than
Chicagoans have visited the museum since
its opening. The old building, which be-
gan its existence in 1S45 as ship-chand-
lers' block, became a tobacco warehouse.
then a wholesale grocer's establishment.
then Confederate prison. and finally. af-
ter the fall of Richmond, a place of con-
fnement for the prisoners captured by the
northern soldiers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-02
Rsneetion. ola B.eh.I.r.

CFYom tie New York Prsss-h
TIE rneanest dog has hsa good posnss.
he besE raau 1ss more Sad aueF-
IA. disroBrsEsuE thfng = faas slfssr
the h1ssa1d - TIE S1fs = 3 gcfl-
TIE lager q man Fsu1&tuE sage fhs
ro-s so5e god Eouan deserves uot &C.
r1sr-y htu-
A wo1zn hay rot zpprgSe <. BIT sse ss
never surprtssd whsa = zza core.s scr
sGxEz56s ale.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-02

Wichita IS growing western city. fortune il has
had it has hewn itself by hard practical unreenng
rdey 10 business and business principles
have come from departure from practcabity. munich
PAL experiments be tried the sad established
cities Of the Wichita must be
come city by Doubtful experiments win retard
that growth Vote retardng growth
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-02

The inprov eTnent n Wichita has beer the remark %
every visitor city last You have had evil
dsrCe The city is improving today. You have and
VIII prosper IL your the
ct-ys interest vote fer FInIay Ross.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-02

Next Tuesday vot2yaS your sober judgment dictates
Judgment Is awEs nearer right than political prejudice
Put the falsifcations you this cam
paign the Impossible ISLANDERS which have been told you
only TO ebitter and bcloud judgment. Try
vote right.