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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-03-11
The. Champion, Drsnrnsr,

A woman in Augusta, Me-, now and
then dreams that there is letter for
her in the post Office. If she does ncs
receive the letter: from the carrier in
the morning she walks to the office and
demands it, and, as rule, one is forth
coming. She says that in her dreams
she sees the superseription just as
clearly as If it were before her in real
ity.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-03-11
sax hundred a1lle. q socond.

During an exceedingly violent erup-
ton in the sun, observed by astrono-
mers on the 18th of last June, masses
of matter were projected into space, 10
is estimated, at the rate of six hundred
miles q second. This speed was so long
continued that these masses must have
escaped the attraction of the sun.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-03-11
w. w. BOOHER,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ADVERTISING RATES.

6iil be made Us low as is consistent With
Oani nusinoss principias. Apply at the of
"a ;oT terms.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-03-11
TIE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Published every sunday, and sent to any ad-
dress lpostGgc pAld), at the following rates.
|9ystle in advance:
IGE bOntns. ...........s....-. ID bV
Epr any period under six months, Fifty
,.ajs per month. re
Entered at the Elko. Nevsaa, Postoface for
pnNnisaion through the mails as second
St.sS iusil matter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-06
FOR sHERIFF

Messaal Editors You will obllge the
voters Of the 3rd election district and bib
numerous friends By announcing through
your columns ], PHILIP GREEN WE'LL
as d srno and tried Democrat Tor the Sher.
iffalty, subject 70 the Democratic nonsina.
ton, feellng that bis election would serve
the people generally
Dasdoras, 1hb'd ExssS0n DsAei.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-06

a PIkeH OF SEuFF IN 4
crowded New York street an i'll
natured mastiff seized little dog
By the throat, and began viciousIy
shaking him. A crowd soon gath
cred. Words, blows and kicks
failed to make the mastiff let go his
hold The little dog was bowling
.piteously. At this juncture, when
the lookerson were wondering what
to do, young man exquisitely
dressed came along He at once
comprehended the situation.
Leave him to me, he said. i
can manage him.
There was an incrednlous laugh
from the crowd, and cries Of,
thinks he's smart'n the rest on
us' Let the swell Ak himy and
the like.
The young man drew from his
pocket silver snuff-box, and held
pinch Of snuff under the mastiff'a
nose.
The powder soon did its work.
The big dog began sneezing vigor-
ously, and Of course had to open
his mouth. He dropped the little
dog and took to his heels, fright
ened and ashamed, his tail dropping
like whipped ours.
The crowd broke into round Of
applause; the young man smiled
and went on his way.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-06
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
THURSDAY, October sFd, 9Th,
Oth aud Oth. 1899.

from O'clock. 4. III, 70 3 o'clock, p. ~. of
each Of the designated Gays, 10 accoF.
dance With Tie provisions TX the FegiNgrA.
ton laws Of she State ~ Naryland tor die
purpose 81 ascerfsining and registering 81
pcys0ns who arc qualified % vote, who
shall present themselves Tor registration .
ipf striking Of The repatriation lisls the
names oi all persons who have been mott
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The sad officers viii also IN on n ItIDhY,
October 7th, for the purpose q striking from
said reglsIies thr names Of persons noted
at the September sitting who ehall have
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doors a. the places hereinafter named, on
AOSDAF, II, lib DAY Il sClOBEG issi.
from s o'clock, a m. until o'clock, D. M,
for revision and for hearing applications
tcr Reinstatement BY persons whosc ngmex
have been stricken Of the registration
lisis
For tho purposes aforesaid the said Of
iicers Of registration will attend on the
dates aforesaid, as iollogs
The Onlcer IF Registration for The Fiml
Election District. VIII aticnd vt
81. LNTG06, r. q. BsSlea's SGors
The OfIlcer o. Registration for the Soc.
ond Election District viii attend ~
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Election District win attend At
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TheOfIlccrof Reglasfatlon Tor The Fourth
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mother tells me that you have been
playing marbles for keeps, said Mr..
Figg sternly to his trembling son.
Is that the best use you can make
Of your time
Yes, sir, sniveied Tommy /
amt old enough toplay poker.
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Evening journal., 1892-10-12
NEW YORK REPUBLICANS.
Andrews Nominated for Chief Justice Of
the Court of Apneals.

NEW YORK, Oct l2.-rhe most impor-
tant political meeting held here in some
time was that Of the Republican state com
mittee for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for chief Justice Of the court Of
appeals. The committee met at the Fifth
Avenue hotel and heard the claims made
by the friends of Judges Haight, OF Bui-
falo Andrews, Of Syracuse; Rumaey and
Martin, the four candidates for the posi-
ton.
On the first ballot Judge Haight received
three votes and Judge Rumsey two votes
Later Judge Rumsey's name was with,
drawn, and the final vote was twenty yseven
for Judge Andrews and three Tor Judge
Haight
There were thirty members Of the com
mittee present, the absentees being from
the Ninth, Eleventh and Fifteenth dis
tricts
Judge Andrews, the nominee has his
home in Syracuse, n. Y, and has occupied
a seat on the bench ever since the bench
was organized lie is past sixty and has
been in the court of appeals since its estab-
lishment, being one of the first elected.
There was change of electors announced
at the meeting the name Of Edward A..
Durand having been substituted for that
Of William r. uhorne, of Albany.
Evening journal., 1892-10-12
RAILROADS.


DkNNsYLVANIA RAILROAD sTANDP
ARD Railway OF America-Protectep
Throughout by the lnterlocking switch anoI
Block Signal System. August p, lse2.
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON and BAL Il
TIAlORE RAILROAD. $50 a. m, Oct. I, lsg2
Trains VIII leave Wilmington as follows:
Phliade lphia, express. 30 2 b, ~, D 30! -,
5o, 5o CO. 3 A. 1905. 10 10, II 90 II *, II 5l4
an, sl2 l9, ~, 3 05, o 0l, 10, II, 8 90, q 06
Accommodation. IA On 8 u & b5.7O5 Os. 10 45. am
Chester, express, So, 4 %, q 30, Z 45 80, $50,
999, ~, l0O5. IL 20, u 81, "a m, Oi, o So, 7O6A
Accommodatlon.6 90. 6 557 O5. 8 Os, 10 As, II 80
m, y le, %, AZ, ., 20 40,7 40 10 30 p m.
=, New York s. So 20,s9o, e55' $50, le95
o Sc, 6 06, 10 q, 2 O6, Is, o l2. 10 80 y m.
Boston, without change, 10 iG IN, 3 56 p m.
West Chester, via Lamokin, @ 30. vs. IN,
Newark Center and intermediate stations,
Z 40 a IN, - "a, Bpm.
Baltimore and Intermediate stations, 10 lbi
a m, II O6, 2 AZ, 4 40, o 90 p M - u8 night.
baltimore and Bay Line, 23p IN.
B9ltlmore and Washington, 10, on, a11,
~ o. u u " IN, gW 81 %, Us, 20, 23,t6 G,'
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 10, II 81 m 2 90, 3 80, 4 40, 10,
o 53, 80 N, II Oj night.
l.ewes, 10 a m, 81 pm.
Harrington, Delmar and way stations 8 l5l
m. Harrington and way stations, 2 so p m.
Express for Dover, Harrington and Delmar,
/ ii Is a IN, 81 = m, u OF night
Express for Wyoming and Smyrna, 6 SO D m.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Com
fort and Norfolk; II Is a m. u OF night
Leave Philadelphia. Broad street Cor Will
mington, express, 80, ~, "a, s 2 sff1N ~ ~
/ 10 80, II IS a m, sl2 35, I 30,2 o. 3 Ol,i,
Al, ~ . ~, ~, 81, o II, 81 price.
| m. IL 03 night.
2 2s, 3 ~ 90, 46, 9 y, 80, 10 Oj, 10 au.l.U,
Sunday Trains-Leave Wilmington for: @
Philadelphia, express, 80, 2 50. 4 20, 80, 9 o.
10 o. II 81 MI 1913 O55 O4.5 lO5 $3.50 o. O6 25
! AZ p m. Accommodation, : 20, s % m, l2 TO-
! 1 a., 4 05, 8 -, 10 30 p IN.
a m, o., 81, o. 9 IL m. Accommodation
100 O5 m, 19 10, 45, z o. o 20, 25, 10 90 p m
New York, express, 80, 2 80, 4 "a. z %, 3 so
II 81 a m, 20, ~, 300, %. D 10, 90, G o.,
| 70 2l. Z O6, 10 30 p m.
Boston, without change, B 90 pm. q
West Chester,via Lamokin, 90 m, 5 !" dnC
New Castle, Q 80 p m, IL 06 night a. 40
Cape Charles, Old Point Comform 90 r.
folk. 70 0l night.
Middletown, Clayton, Dover. Wy <, Eel
ton, Harrington, Bridgeville, Sea Y 1, Laurel
and Delmar, II Ol night.
Baltimore and Washington. 40, s 0l, 10 10
am. y 90. O. p, % 03, 40 500 p m, u 40 night.
Baltimore only. 6 O8 p m. y l3 night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for Will
mington, express, 3 80, ~ o 10. II Is a m, Al,
8 0s, 517 4O,s 35, II 10, il 30 p m, II % night
s 80, 20 O3 and II 80 pm.
For further Information, passengers are re-
ferred 10 the ticket office at the station.
congressional Limited Express trains CON-
posed entirely of Pullman Nestibule Parlor
and Dining Cars.
sLimited Express trains composed Of Pull.
man Nestbuie Parlor Cars, Nestibule Passen.
THAs. 3. PUGH, '"' N J. R. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1892-10-12

mer, old or young in America. This state
ment may be disputed, but 1 believe that I
shall be able TO completely nonplus those
who differ from me by asking them TO
name a man who Is his superior in a ma
iority of the lines of work which dramatic
stars usually essay. IL certainly cannot
be said that any actor of the present day
has done so much for the elevation of the
stage in America. All of his plays except
"The Scarlet Letter" were written by
| Americans, and that is taken from an
American source. In "Beau Brummell,"
"Baron Chevrial," =" prince Karl - Nero"
/ "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" Don JuanN
and "The Scarlet Letter" Mr.. Mansfield
/ has depicted seven distinct character types,
/ aud IL is no eXaggeration to say that he
has done them all particularly well.
/ Some Of them have responded more fully
than others TO his artistic touch, but in no
case has his work sunk to the level Of
mediocrity.
MansGeld's conception Of the character
Of Rev Arthur Dimmesdale in "The Scar
let Letter" is remarkable, from the fact
that it is, from sheer force OF circum-
stances, necessarily a creation. He was
something of disappointment in the first
act, and the words which bring down the
curtain, LET him that is withoutrsin
among You cast the first stone," were de
livered in a rather hysterical manner that
detracted greatly from the sublime
strength Of the situation. Mr. Mansfield
requires a protracted, skillfully con
structcd, cumulative and sustained period
Of emotion, gathering force slowly as il
goes along to bring out to the full hi.
phenomenal powers in denunciatory or sell
accusatory defamation. Two such oppor
tunities are afforded him in "The Scarle
letter. and that he took advantage o
them is best evidenced by the statemen
that he received four curtain calls afte
each on the opening night.
Perhaps the greatest objection 20 Nh
Mansfeld's work in the first act is TO b
found in the fact that he causes himself G
lonk as abject as it is possible for moItg
70 appear. Therefore when he suffers ad
J ditionally later on through the iendis
Evening journal., 1892-10-12
mai na,lot problem Solved.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 12.-The Philadel.
phia county commissioners seem TO have
solved the official ballot problem, and il is
altogether probable that the form which
they devised will be adopted by the com.
missioners of the other counties in the state
Chairman Reeder, Of the Republican state
committee, and Chairman Wright, of Tie
Democratic state committee, have already
given their Endorsement, and Information
received from Harrisburg indicates tina
the state department will also accept thai
form Of ballot. The size of the ballot T.
about - by 2s inches without the stub. Il
contains six columns. The electoral ticket
Of the Republican, Democratic, Prohibi-
tion, Peoples and Socialist-Labor parties
are each printed in a separate column, and
the sixth column is composed Of blank
spaces. Here the voters may write the
names Of any person they may want 20 vote
for. providing the names are not already
printed upon the ticket.
Evening journal., 1892-10-12
4 Fnst Rider.

One of the most promising among the
younger contingent Of American bicyclists
is Ernie G.. johnson, who might almost be
called a lad, for he is not yet out Of his
teens. johnson very sensibly inaugurated
his career as a racer 'at his home city,
Cleveland, two years ago. He was known
to be very fast, but he completely surprised
his friends on that occasion 10y corralinq
three first prizes and one second.
This was a pretty good beginning and a
short time after johnson went TO Yonngs
town, o., and won every race in which h,
started, getting no less than five first
prizes Last May he defeated j. r. Halle
ton, Philadelphias crack rider, in guar
Evening journal., 1892-10-12

malignity OF Chillingworth. the Outraged
husband who deliberately viyisects his
soul, 10 is impossible for him TO adequately
portray the extra torture which his sensi-
tive mentality is made to undergo. In
other words, Mir Mansfield sets too deep
type OF anguish in the first act. He APP
pears 10 be afflicted with introcession Of
the body; to be in fact on the EXTREMIST
verge OF total collapse. As n consequence
bis appearance Of misery cannot be added
to, as is manifestly intended and indeed
required by the novel which is the ripest
work Of HawthOrne's genius.
Barring this defect, which may be easily
corrected and a disagreeable and newly
acquired falsettosh tone of voice, Mr.
Mansheld's enacting Of the character Of
the soul racked and mind tortured minis
ter is an artistic triumph Of the first mag
nitude His sOlilOquy on the scaifold and
his lapse into Inconsistencies Is as fine a
piece Of acting as has ever been done by
Mr.. Mansfield, while his confession just
before the final curtain is a marvel Of
intensely eliminating dramatic effect.
OF Mr.. Mansiield's company so much
cannot be said. He will not have sticks"
about him In any circumstances, but the
members Of his support have very properly
been selected with reference TO theiradapt-
ability to Mr.. Mansiield's repertory. 1t
cannot be expected that a star will carry a
company Of creators, and therefore most Of
Mr. Mansfield's people, while excellent in
their own lines Of work, failed signally TO
grasp the full significance of HAWTHORNE s
characters and words. For instance, Mr..
W. j. Ferguson, an excellent comedian,
was cast as Roger Chillingworth. lie out
rageously misdressed the part, making it
a veritableShylo and while he was fairly
good il Is but natural TO expect more than
Fairly good" work from an actor of Mr..
Ferguson's reputation and ability.
Evening journal., 1892-10-12
TINE CONFESSION.

Miss Beatrice Cameron made sweet,
frail Hester Prynne, incapableOf depicting
emotion without eXaggerating it into
anguish. Thus, while her performance
was conscientious, and even acceptable to
those who have not read "Ihe Scarlet
Letter, 'she was in appearance and in every
other important essential the very antith-
esis of the character which Hawthorne
so graphically drew. Miss Cameron is an
actress of undoubted ability, but limited
powers.
or the rest of the cast nothing need be
said, for no one else had anything OF inn
portance to say or do, and the introduction
Of the minor characters by Mr. Hatton to
enable him to supply atmosphere" to the
stage pictures was not attended with
wholly successful results.
1.-THE Scarlet Letter. stands rs the proto-
plast Of American fiction. The lesson it
teaches is n grand one. It's introspection
IF the human heart-t may be almost said
If the immortal contemporaries the sub
lime. But there it stops. 1t thinks
teaches, dissects. 1t does not ''move.
Therefore it Is unsuitable for dramatic pur
poses The play, as presented by Richard
Mansfield, suggests the story; il never puts
the audience in thorough sympathy with
10. Asan exhibition of fine acting of amosi
difficult character, and the correct staging
Of n play which deals with the most picJur
asque period and people Of American his
tory, "The Scarlet Letter" is a success
AS a dramatic production, from the criti
cal and / believe also from the popular
standpoint, it is qualified failure Ant
yet so popular is Hawthorne's didacti'
story that mere curiosity IS reasonably
certain to make 1.-THE Scarlet Letter" ,
pecuniary success for Mr. Mansfield, al
least during one season.
OCTAVUs COHEN
Evening journal., 1892-10-12
nreeI.enrIdre Amin peelInes.

CHICAGO, Oct l2-Mr breckenridge has
again declined TO deliver the main Grafton
at the dedication of Worlds fair buildings
next week. IL is believed that his declina-
quent Kentuckian win not be heard in
Chicago next week. The time for securing
a substitute for Mr. Breckenridge ON the
programme has gone by, and from present
indications Chauncey NJ. Depew will de.
liver the only Grafton of the day.
Evening journal., 1892-10-12
The Registration in New York.

NEW YORK, oct. 12.-Yesterday was the
first day of registration in this city and
when the day was over the names of 0O,Oi5
voters had been secured. This shows a de.
crease from the registration of the first day
in lSSs when g5sl3 names were enrolled.
The registration of the first day of succeed.
ing years was 1889, 1902; 1890, Go, ,963 and
1891, 40, l37 Grover Cleveland registered
at the Thirteenth election district Of the
Twenty-first assembly district, which is To
be his future home
Evening journal., 1892-10-12
Chntlnnnnrn,s Elocllnn.

CHATTANOOGA, Oct. l2. - Chattanooga
elected seven Democrats out of eight alder
manic candidates, securing control Of the
city government for the first time in the
city's history. This fact is taken as sig
nifcant of the result Of the presidential
election. An east Tennessee had hitherto
been Republican.
Evening journal., 1892-10-12
Moro Land rnr sntiIers.

GUTHRIE, o. r., Oct l2.-The Kiowa,
Comanche and Apache tribes have
finally agreed to treat with the government
for their reservations south Of here. They
will receive 100 acres of land per head and
S2,5O00OO This will throw open to settle.
ment over 9. 900. 600 acres of land.
Evening journal., 1892-10-12
nrnoI,l,n,s llerlalrnllnn.

BRooRLYN Oct. 2.Yestorday was the
first of the four days appointed for the reg
istration Of voters in brooklyn, and G7,75i
availed themselves of the privilege In
comparison with the first days registration
Of previous years there were G0,923 in 1891,
Evening journal., 1892-10-12

ter mile dash. and at the recent CLEVELAND
meet, johnson made Zimmerman, the
worlds champion, ride for all he was
worth, to viii. During the Ohio state
meet at Dayton, Johnson swept everything
before him. His plan in a race is TO keep
well in the bunch, and in the last few hun
dred yards come away at killing pace.
This is substantially also Zimmerman's
method.
Evening journal., 1892-10-12
Mndswnrlh NnmInnted.

BATAVIA, n. ", Oct 10 Hon. James
Wadsworth, Of Livingston county, was
unanimously nominated for congress by
the Thirtieth district Republicans.
Evening journal., 1892-10-12
nrlnl, Cnnscd nIs ncnih.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12.-The coroner's
jury decided that the death OF Chester H..
Greismer, the Tacoma (Wash) real estate
dealer was caused by drink and not by
pOisun.
Evening journal., 1892-10-12
THE SCARLET LETTER"
Hawthorne's Greatest Story
Dramatized by Hatton.
MANSFIELD AS REV. DIMMEsDALE.
The Dramatization only Suggests the
Novei-Richard Mansheld's Conception
Of the Character of the Conscience

LLURING in its
tantalizing possi-
bilities and disap-
pointing actuali-
ties, Nathaniel
IIawthorne's mas
terw ork, "The
Scarlet Letter, "
has cajoled many
playwrights into
attemntinr 10