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Rrturns from California

san Francisco, November 4--only = few
scattering returns have been received from
the city and State. These indicate that
the governorship is very doubtful Lane.
democrat, Is running ahead OF his tlckt
He will carry the city Of San FIR ncisco
by 10000 plurality. and is developing
strength throughout the State The legis
lature will probably be republican. The
vote on congressman in the Fourth and
Fifth districts Is close. Returns indicate
that Kahn, republican. will be elected by
a small plurality.
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TEXAS
VERMONT
YlReINIA.

l. W A. Jones. warsaw
? III T. MaynGrd. Portsmouth.
3. 'Johu Lamb Richmond.
4 r.. G Southan, Amelia
3, &C A swanson, Choth8m.
g 'CGrtcr Glass Lvnchhurg
'Iamss Hay. Madison
s Fl Riyev, prandv.
10 II d Flood. Anpomatto1.
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Denver Seio' November AT 10 D. m.
the returns from the State are so msager
that IL Is impossible 70 give reliable -.
innate OF the result IN Colorado -.
republicans have made heavy rsi,s t,h-t ne
out the state is generally caneede5 49, -
and Il Pafo counties have TiTeS r te
nean majorstiss. 'epeo-
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HOUSTON.

Williams and sons remanded to Sail AFTER
habeas corpus hearing.
increased attendance at non Catholic MS
sion.
Qpartette society concert tonight
The county democratic ticket is elected by
q safe majority.
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Ilnht Vote in Florida

Jacksonville. Fla, November A light
vote was polled throughout the State.
Congressman Sparkman and Davis are re-
elected from the First aud Second districts.
respectively, without opposition.
ATTORNEY W. B. Lamar is elected in the
Third district new. There was no on
position 10 the democratic ticket The leg.
islature will elect United States Senator
ready been nominated by primary
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taken In the election that The IN,
the eleven districts were not oolssi
night. Except IN the Seventh dlstV
democrats had no opposition. aid n
district it was inconsequential. mi
polltd was very light. The electcn y
congressman only.
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Cleveland Cast rs VII.

Princeton, n. J.. November 4-Esa
dent Grover Cleveland cast bis III
morning. he was driven % tx n
station on Chambers street al l64|
and after depositlng his ballot drus
to 'Westland." He did not rtmsli \
receive the election returns tonight
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TExAs PoLlTICs

Josn Y. Garner was elected % congress
from the Fifteenth district
Probabilities are that the poll tax amend
ncnt 10 the constitution has been adopted
Fapblon defeated Rountgee fog the state
.enatc
Bucks IS Leading FOR county iudge Ia
MONTGOMERY.
Taurmond, democratic nominee Tor the
legislature has probably been defeated by
iork, lndependent
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MIsslssIppI Goes Solid.

Jackson, Miss, November 4.-The vote in
Mississippi today was very light, the tabu.
lations so far made Indicating a total of
less than 10000 All the democratic candi.
dates for congress were elected without on.
position. The constitutional amendments
are believed 10 have been defeated.
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WASHINGTON.

lie rush 70 secure patents or oil burn
Ing devices continues, many q them coming
from Texas
i IS said Gates and associates Will az
tempt TO compel the delivery Of actua! cot
ton On future contracts.
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Eemale Aeronaut KiIIed.

Anna, Ill, November 4-Dora W.
aged 10, an experienced aeronaut 81
burg, fell from a balloon here -to'n
was instantly killed,
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Dallas, Texas. November 4,-Ta'rA
McNabh. a wood dealer. Was run ss
a switch engine In the Houston aha Z
Central yards today and killed
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areve's Blaek a. Ike PIIls.

Made from an active principle ootained
from Black Root. They act Oh the liver
equal % ealomel and leave no bad after
elects, No grping, no sick stomach. WIN
cure chropie constipation, Price IS cents.
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W. al Maesaohusetts.

Boston, Mass. November Ina
from the entire State for governE
Bates (Rep.l 1S5, 061; Castor Deal
$50, Republican plurality 3L4Is.
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Dropped Dead After Votrv.

Chicago, November William ?, y
ell, a well known Chicago newspapg
dropped dead today Just after easa4
vote at the polling place in the LsA
town hall.
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Sioux Falls, s. D.. November AT o
o'clock the indications were that the ststs
ticket would have a plurality Of about l5'.
600 for the republicans 49,
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Atlanta Ga November 4.-Georgis TODAY
elected solid delegation Of eleven der,o.
cratic 'ongFeSsmen' So little interest was
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
Especial TO The Post ,


New York.--Arriyed: Ell Paso. from
Galveston. Sailed: FL Ola, for Calves
ton.
Bremen.--Arrived: Penrith Castle (Brl.
weston.
Rotterdam; Arrived: Montgomery OBJ.
from Galveston.
Port Eads.-Arrived. Alabama CNorA
from Beeas Del Toro: Utstein .Norl from
Blueheldk; FL Nalle (Am), from New YORK
bark Fortuna Por1. from Porto; bars
Glammy lPorth from ST. Paul De Loauda.
No departures
Sabine. Texas, November 4.-Cleared.
Barge Providence with 100000 gallons OF
oil for New Orleans; Norwegian bark
Pioneer with ballast, In tow Of Della Tor
Penkaeols.
Port Arthur, Texas, November 4-Ar.
rived: Steamer ]. NJ. Guffey (Am), from
New York.
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7odsy's Weather.
DOMESTIC.

A prominent Bostonian has been impn-
Gated IN the murders Of several youns wo-
men.
President Mitchell has fled with the
strike arbitrstors the demands Of the
miners upon the coal operators
The strike srbitrators spent the day In
specting the mines 10 the shamokin dis
trict
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SPORT

RosssEnoI captured the Rosslyn handicap
AZ the Aoueduct track.
The Conqueror II won the feature event
II the Lakeside track
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GROVES CHRONIC CHILL cVs
Cures the chilis tina; other eaig
don't cure. AT al druggists. NJ ~
Pay. soc.
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lllinois District poubtfuI.

Chicago, November Late refaraI
night make the election Of George ! 4
In the Tenth district, doubtful.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE N
Take Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablsii
signature ~ ~ y on even
Residence at Dallas.

Dallas. Texas, November 4-TAi Y
some home Of Or. John O. MeRsybos
damaged by FIRE today 10 the eil-
5000 fully covered by insurance
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Prescription No. 2s5l by Elmer 4 \
viii not cure all complaints, ouL
cure rheumatism. Z, f. Schmiab
ton, Texas, sole agent
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sabeoek's EstIma,.

New sork November G-At rsiaaiss.
eAAiEIaa sseeoek Of ne sspasaeaa esa.
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chalrman eriaasI EstImat.,

Washington, November Sat III
Chairman Griggs Of the democntk
gressional committee issued a siIz,
claiming that the democrats bad sleczl
congressman, or majority OF Eve
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esHiNGTON
WEST VIRGINIA

A. lsrge-W, r. Jones. North Yakima.
AZ isrre-F W. Cushman. Tacoms.
Al llrge-W z Humphrey, Seattle.
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IOWA

s B ? BirdsaN, Clarion.
t. q, \, Hsughen, Northwood.
5 X. g. Cousins. Upton.
Z. j. A. +. Hull, Des Moiues.
s. W. 2 Hepburn, Clarlnda.
II Lot Thomas, Storm Lake.
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AIaharna solldln pemecratlo.

MoztsoneFy. Ala, November 4--Alsbsra
democrats to-day elected q ss.s democratic
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CHIC,
!. Nicholas Longworth, Cincinnati.
?. Y. u p. Goebel Cincinnati.
3. r. NJ Nevlu. Dayton.
III d.. CARRIER GIeeuvNle.
o, {. O. HlderbIaudt, Wilmington.
7. T. B Kyle. Troy.
: " K. WaruocE. Urbsna
50. j. RI Southland, Toledo.
10 stephen Morgan. OAK Hill.
il. G. "a. Grosvenor, Athens.
Il W. W. Skiles shelby
Is. II {. Van Nnorhis, Zanesville.
l5. j. j. GIL, Steubeuvilie.
j. y. W. Casslugham, Coshocton.
= James Kennedy Youngstown.
10. Charles Dick Akron.
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8. J. voIstad. eranite rall..

MISSISSIPPI
1. IL. 5. Gambler. Corinth.
2. 'Ihomas Spight, Ripley
8. .B. g Humphries, Greenvillc.
4. Wv s. Hill Winona.
5. 'Adam Bird, Philadelphia.
G e. ]. Bowers. Bay ST Louis.
Z. n A. McLain. Gloeter
8 y. 5, Williams. Nazoo City.
MISSOURI.
az. W Dougherty. Liberty
T. &C. f. Cochran. 81 Joseph
MONTANA.
Az Large J, NJ Dixon, Mlssoula.
NEBRASKA.
l. Z. J. Burkett, Lincoln
2 &c. N. Hitchcock, omaha.
NEVADA.
At Larse-E. :. Harrington, Elso.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
/. g. A Sunoway MancnesieV
p g. u Currier, canaan
NEW JERSEY.
X n c. Loudenslager. Camden.
~ VI AuIANtAs AAadNAlf Wy
g. r. r. Howell New brunswick.
= William tanning. Trenton.
T. wayne Parker. Newark.
\ " II. Wiley. East Orange
=. HAlian Benny. Bayonne.
SO. 'Ailan McDermott. jersey City
NEW Work.
]. sTowpsend Scuoder, New York
3. II ~ sullivan, New York
s.. ~ NJ Goldfcgle New York.
10 ~. NJ suizer, New YORK.
Il ~ X. Hearst. New York;
ID - Is Harrison, New York
a. a. t. Rider. New York
10 Il g. Martin, New York.
IL - RUPERT Jr., New York.
II ~. 4, Shober, New York
Is - A Goulden. Now York.
H. y. z. Otis, ionkers.
u j h. ketcham Dover Plains
- W. II Draper, Lansingburg.
"a u. J. Smith. Kingston
25. L. ~ Littausr. Gloversville.
70 ". Il. tlscg. Malone.
- J. ;. sherman, Utica
- NJ Z. uriscOl, Syracuse.
30 J ". Dwight, Dryden
81 :. b Payne, Auburn.
81 J ". Nudswcrth, Geneseo.
S5 J. NJ. Farquhar. Budalo
56 u. 5 Alexander, Buffalo.
g. /. 3. NrceIauG. Salamanca
NORTH CAROLINA.
!. y. Il. Small Washington.
'Claude kitchln, Scotland Neck.
g. &C. a. Thomas. Ncwbern.
:. e W. poG. Smithheld.
3. sW. W kitchiu, Ro1horo.
s, &C B. Patterson. MsTton.
:. n. y. Page. Bisgoe.
S. n I Klutz. Salisbury.
8. -. y. Webb. shelby.
SO. y N Gudser. Jr., Ashev!lle
M0bTA TAK1TA
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LIST OF CONGRESSMAN
THOSE WHO ARE KNOWN TO HAVE
BEEN ELECTED YESTERDAY.
The List Is Nc; a Ccmpiete Ore-Sev-
eral Entire States Net Having
Been Reported.

Following is a list Of the congressman
known 10 have been elected yesterday. The
list is by no meaus complete, several entire
States being missed lheref1om.
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PENNSYLVANIA

T Z Tongue, Hillsboro.
? j. y. Williamson, Plnevllle.
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kENTucKY.

/ 'Olue James. Marion.
.. a. O. Stanley, Henderson.
B. 'John II Rhea.
4 ID, II Smith. Hodgensyllle.
3. 'Swager Sherley, Louisville.
S. u. S. Irwin, Louisville
9, %. l.. Gooch, CovinEton.
Z. 'South Trimhle. Frankfort.
s &c. c. Gilbert, Shelhyville.
., ~. \. kehnc, Maysyille.
10. II. a. Hopkins, Prestcnburg.
IL. Vincent Bureing,
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NORTH CAROLINA.
NORTH rAKoTA
CHIC

At Large-T. F. Marshall, oakes; 3. r
Sparlding Fargo.
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LOUISIANA

l. &c A. Meyer, New Orleans.
2. "R, c. Davcy. New Orleans
g. II. +. Brousssrd, New Iberia
4 'Phauor BraEealc. Natchitoches.
3 ~ r. Ramsdeu, Lake Providence.
g. IS NJ Robertson, Ration Rouge
Z. a, J. Puio, Lake Charles
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A LaFgs.-F. w MOadsli, Newcastle,
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KANSAS

/. Charles Curtis, Topeka.
.. ]. y. Bowersocs, Lawrence
3, T. p. Campboll, lIttshurg
4. ], Nj. Miller, Council Grove
5, w, A, Calderhead, Marysyllle
6. W, A. Reeder, Logan
Z. Chester J.. Long Medicine Lodge.
Al Large. C., i. Scott lola.
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MAINE
MAINLAND.

J. ". n. Jackson. Saulsburr.
4 II ~ ne,,, ,lp9 ~ Basitimore'
3 $. A. Mudd. Ia Plata.
9. g A, Pearre, Cumberland.
Newport daily independent., 1902-11-29
{ ABOUT PEOPLE MAINLY.

Vanilla waters at Huffman's. 131dtf Courteous treatment at Huffman's. Chase R Sanborn coffees at Chas- tain's. fso b4w
 Chastain is sole agent for Chase & Sanborn coffees. 18O b4w
 Domestic and imported Swiss cheese at Huffman's. 1S1 dtf
 Eggs, butter and chickens at Bowen's Cash Store. 187btf.
 Wait for Henry schott's removal sale commences Dec. 1. 18S b4w
 Hayes Annex, "The Grab All, adjoining room. b181.
 Bananas, apples, oranges and cocoa nuts at Bowen's Cash Store. 1ssbtf.
 Mince, apple, lemon, peach and cranberry pies at Huffman's. 131 dtf
 Walter Woods came in from the north Saturday noon to spend Sunday in Newport.
 The river Saturday had fallen one half of foot, the guage register be- ing 14.9 feet.
 aThe Grab All"-attend Hayes Cost Sale, $2O, 1000 stock at a sacrifice. b161
 There will be continued meeting of the Knights and Ladies of Honor at the lodge hall to night.
 Mems shoes at 95c pair; mems soft hats, 45c; mems overcoats, $3. .15 at Bowen's Cash Store. 18sbtf
 0. s. Lawrence and wife went to Little Rock on the noon train Satur- day to visit J. A. Watkins and family
 E. P. Tetwiler left Friday night for Charleston, Missouri, to spend cou- pie of days with his brother s. G. Tetwiler.
 On account of vacating his present quarters, Henry Schott will sell his entire stock at actual cost. Sale will commence Dec. 1. 1Ss b4w
 The Searcy Times says: 1t is now not only correct but perfectly proper to say that Batesville is not bad town by a dam site.n
 Come to the and 10 cent store for Purity enamelware, Peckham's can dies 15 cents per pound, glassware, tinware, queensware and notions. 162b4w.
 The first day of Hayes Re tiring Sale was a grand suc- cess--being compelled to close an hour and a half to straight en up stock. 1855 btf
 M. K. Upshaw expects to go to Memphis the first of next week to secure some expert laborers for the Newport Laundry, which he has leased from December first
 The holiday rates to the Southeast this year vis the SyRock Island sys tem,n Choctaw, Oklahoma x Gulf R. R., are unusually low, with additional dates of sale and long limit. Ask your nearest ticket agent for full informa- ton. td13
 On account of the mild weather the clothing business is tagging. We have put price on everything in the line that will cause them to move in a hurry suits, overcoats and pants for men, boys and children will be sold at a sacrifice at Chas Meyers Great Bargain Store. 179 btf
 Benjamin I. Brookfield and H. H. Hamilton of Jonesboro spent Friday and Saturday in this city. They are connected with the survey on the Jonesboro, Newport & Western Rail- road and have been looking over the route into this city from the present terminus of the line, twelve miles east .of here.
Newport daily independent., 1902-11-29
WORD CONTEST INSTITUTED.

The neat and complete baby range, which has been on display in the window of the Newport Builders Supply & Hardware Company, win be given away by that firm on Christmas day to the girl under fifteen years of age, who furnishes the longest list of words given by Webster's dictionary from the letters to be found in the words "Quick Meal Range.o
 The range will cook, bake and roast and is perfect in all it's arrangements and we'll worth an effort upon the part of the girls under the prescribed age. Contest closes Dec. 24. 1855 b7t
Newport daily independent., 1902-11-29
Nice layer cake at Hufman's.

Nice layer cake at Huffman's.
 Mrs. J. 0. Heron returned Friday night from weeks stay in Little Rock.
 Mrs. T. E. Allen returned Friday night from short visit to Searcy and Little Rock.
 Prices will tell of Henry Schott's cost sale; beware of fake advertisers. 189 dtf Lost right hand glove in front of Jno. c. Hayes store. If found return to this office for reward. d3t Mrs. Thomas Barrow and Miss Ruth Hatcher of Forrest City are the guests of M. K Upshaw and family.
 Dredge caught by H. F. Robinson in White river, probably worth $500 Owner apply at this office for infor- nation. 188 btf Thomas w. Shaver has sold the Newport Dye & Cleaning Works to D. H. Smith, who will continue his shop at the old stand, POT Walnut St. Dr. N. c. Hardister is preparing to erect fine residence at Hoxie, It will be located near the new brick block and will be an ornament to the town Walnut Ridge Blade.
  Miss Myra Meeks and Dr. Henry Owen returned Saturday morning from Memphis. They report that Mrs. J. L Younger stood the trip re- markedly well. Mir. Younger will re- main for several days.
 Joplin, Missouri, is making a de- termined bid for the White river road. A railway man in position to know, informs the Carthage Press that with in thirty days contracts will be lot, ana then of course the next thing will be the throwing of dirt, which should begin within sixty days at the farthest, Grading will commence from the Carthage end.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-26

OF the Independent. party in Hungary,
representing one-third the nation, ana
is looked upon as Hungarian mag
nate. During his fathers lifetime he
remained aloof from politics in DEFER
ence to the elder kossuth's views.
which were absolutely irreconcilable TO
the Austro- Hungarian government. But
when his father died in 1894 Francis felt
absolved from following those views
and adopted n more reasonable attitude
than that of the man without coun-
try" the "impracticable patriot" Called
by his compatriots to take seat in the
Hungarian parliament, the younger
Kossuth deeply offended the Radicals
by asserting that, while he believed
in and should always work for the
actual independence of Hungary he
hoped to bring II about through
legal and pacific means rather than
by agitation. In his speech of ac-
ceptance in 1894 he gave credit far
tile honors lavished upon him TO the
name he bore and not TO his own merits,
vet those honors would not blind him,
he declared, TO a sense of his duty. but.
on the contrary, would strengthen his
sense of responsibility toward the name
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-26
JOSEPH ZsENsI.

L is more than half a century since
the name of kossuth was taken
n as symbol of patriotism, yet Is
even now a term TO conjure with,
as In shown by the enthusiasm which
greets the coming of his compatriots
from Hungary TO attend the dedication
OF monument TO his memory. To the
Hungarians in America a society in the
fatherland has sent a beautiful flag.
which is 10 appear at the unveiling OF
the Kossuth monument IN Cleveland
on the 27th and 2sth. The deputa-
tion in charge of the flag. headed by
Joseph Zscnsi, also brought over $50
golden nails 10 be driven into the staff
of the flag, the head OF each nail being
in the form of shield surmounted by
the Hungarian crown. Considerable
discussion was evoked as To the senti-
ment conveyed in the two notices on
the flag, one OF which Is ITO thy native
land be unswervingly true, O Magyar"
and the other BE ye dauntlessly loyal
10 your fatherland." The Slavs resident
here assert that herein lies a sentiment
disloyal to America, the land OF their
adoption. but the Magyars, on the con-
trary, disclaim any such rendering OF
the notices.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-26

noted for their broad spreading horns.
They are the kind used in the bullhghts
of Spain. bred especially for the purpose
on the plains of Andalusia. They are
small as compared with English or
American cattle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-26
WHERE DICKENS MAILED HIS
FIRST STORY

So many old landmarks of London
streets are being swept away that soon
there will be hardly any left One Of
the last TO go is Johnson's court. near
the historic Fleet street. down which
the great doctor used to perambulate.
This court is locally famous as con-
tanning the veritable letter box into
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-26

resided. has just raised monument to
William Tell. This legendary hero OF
Switzerland. whose famed exploits
have been narrated for centuries. still
lives in the hearts OF all good Swiss,
whether or no his deeds were ever per-
formed. 1t is about 500 years since
they took place. as alleged by the old
historians and balladists. but the nara
ton OF them is as fresh and vivid today
as in the bygone centuries.
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he HAS SAVED 100 LIVES.

1t is claimed that the record for life
saving is held by Joseph Langlos. a
Chicago policeman only thirty-seven
years old, who has rescued at least 100
persons from drowning. He began
early being a member of a life saving
crew at Two Rivers, Wis, at the ago
of eighteen, in 1890 going to Chicago.
where in 1893 he was on duty at the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-26
A REMARKABLE NIGHT PHOTOGRAPH.

.aee..s...e11.sNe.ve .sNae.s:: Yese.s..s.
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event carries one back 10 a former gen.
Grafton, when the father of Francis
Kossuth came here in an American
man-of-war as the distinguished and
honored guest of this government and
was everywhere received with acclama-
zion. Francis Kossuth is now a leader
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-26
A BRACE OF SPANISH CATTLE.
WALLACE wILcoXsoN.

In the illustration is shown a brace
of Spanish cattle recently imported and
on exhibition at an American zoo.
They may not be the first of their kind
TO arrive in this country, but they are
among the finest and are especially
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-26

II is proposed TO introduce the cleo
trio light into the town OF Dingwall,
Scotland. the latest scheme contem-
plating the use Of the tidal flow OF the
Dingwal canal and the Puffrey river
for the motive power.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-26
AN AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL,

one OF the most interesting of Aus
tralia's strange aboriginal people is
shown in the Illustration. a man OF the
Tirari tribe, once powerful and impor-
tant. but now reduced to only five sur.
vivoss. Another tribe. the Dieri is re-
duced TO less than $50 members, and,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-26
NEW STATUE OF WILLIAM TELL

- Lausanne, the fine Swiss city, already
celebrated for its architectural struc-
lures and famous as a place in which
Lord Byron, Voltaire and Gibbon have
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-26

Not only is the defeating OF a statue
TO the great Hungarian patriot an event
OF Importance, but the coming here OF
the elder son of Louis Kossuth. who to-
gether with the sculptor. Andrew 10th.
is to be an honored guest, will awaken
feelings OF the tenderest regard. The
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-26


Hang n~ ~
G Val who wa pu forward to
abo be in n ntunyn the Is
acsmnh and the eRpubh av w