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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-01-12
OF eeNERAL .lNTEREsr. !

The king Of Italy eats only one meal
a day.
A WHITE penny Of 1857, If in good
condition, is worth 81.
PORE JOHN H., $50. had "flrst-water
diamond of five pennyweights, upon
which was carved an exact likeness Of
Christ"
THE women Of Belgium and Holland
are noted for their snowy linen; they
attain this desired result by the use Of
borax, a handful to ten gallons Of
water.
CoTToN has been cultivated since
time out of memory. One Of the pres
ents received by Jacob, Joseph's father,
from the royal hand of Pharaoh, was q
''cotton rope"
THE dryest season in half a century
in the southwestern seaboard counties
of Texas closed q week or so ago. The
oldest inhabitants bear ample witness
to its unprecedented character.
OAK branches make most charming
indoor decoration for the winter. The
leaves, to be sure, lose their brilliant
red and curl upso as to show their dull,
terra Gotta neither sides, but the ball
like Jumps that the leaves form have
the suggestion of Louis Nv. curves,
and are highly effective against suit
able background.
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MEN OF LETTERS

Sra EDWIN ARNOLD says there are
10000 poets in England. No wonder
there is such general discomfort.
GLADSTONE Is to publish transla-
ton of Horace. The grand old man
is nothing If not versatile and untir-
ing.
JOHN RtsKIN is not likely to resume
his literary labors. Although in good
health Mr.. Rusltin is entirely unequal
TO any mental effort, and is allowed to
converse only on subjects which do not
agitatc his mind.
MAX MULLER acknowledges the debt
Of gratitude which students owe to the
king of Siam, the greatest IL not the
only monarch protesting the Buddhist
faith" for supplying funds for con-
tinuing the translation of the great
books of the east
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CABINET.

secty. Of stats........... Walter O. Gresham,
Sec'ty. OF the Treasury ..John g. Carlisle,
sec'ty. OF War. Daniel 8. Lamont N. VI
Sec'ty. Of the Navy. Hilary A. Herbert, ALI
postmaster General. Wilson Is. BisseI. N y
Sec'ty. Of the Interior. .Hoke smith, GI
Attorney Gensral....... Richard olney. Mass
sec'ty. OF Agricultural. Sterling Morton, !. 81
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OFFICIAL DlREGTe1a
o. q GOVERNMENT.

President., -. GROVER CLRvELAED.A
...ADLAI E. STEVENSON
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-01-12

carry the Largest and Best Assorted Stock of Cloth
ing, which sell at prices which Defy Competition.
Our Dry Goods stock is always large Shoes and Boots
at Bedrock Prices In Carpets, Lnoems and Wall
papers, we Cannot be beat We make Speciality of Fine
which we GUARANTEE TO SELL CHEAPER than
be bought elsewhere in Elko County Tablets from
% cents up.
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REV. ISAAC G, OGDEN.
Graduate Of Williams and An.
dover and Recently Settled
al Busk!rk's Bridge.

Rev. Isnac q. Ogden is n graduate Of
Williams College and Andoyer seminary,
wns lately pastor Of the Dutch Reformed
Church nj Bnskirk's Bridge, N. ", aud
now resides nj l:3 West 18th -t., this
city. He was compelled to awe mp his
charge owing to the failure of his vocal
powers. His voice gave ont so that he
was unable to speak In public. He had
Ind this trouble for two years, aud gives
below in his own handwriting n signed
abatement of his experience with Drs.
Copeland and Cnrdneri
''This cerities that have received treatment
for three months at the Copeland Medical lns,i-
tute for CHtarrh, chronic Laryngits and chronic
rharyngltis, and have been greatly benefited
by the treatment. NV vocal power Is 81 atty Inn
proved and | confidently expect to be able soon
10 resum" preaChing.'
tS'gncdJ ISAAC q. OGDEN.
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TAKEN At TIE FLOOD.
me accident UHich Brought M0TGaret
Fame, Fortune and Lore.

me play was Romeo and Juliet" and
Margaret Dent and her mother sat in the
last row of the pit. They could III atrarl
'he hve shllinEs, but they were exceed
mE'y anxious to see Roland Temple act
ana Margaret during her two arduous
years OF stage apprenticeship, had Gee Sc
'eSsly and lovingly studied the part OF
Juliet.
her professional" card had been tim
'uly presented. but Margaret Dent was
unknown In London. Roland Temple
was great star" and therefore his
manager had civilly Informed her that
'he demand for seats was such" &c,
ana the five shillings had been sacrificed.
Margaret had concluded nm engage
meht In her own country, Australia, and
nHu hopefully come TO London. the
Mecca or all professionals, trusting to
opta'h something-no matter how insig-
H'"caht at first. But agents and man.
users were too busy with people they
NEW to bestow much attention upon
sne pretty pale girl in the worn black
.erse' or to her modestiy treasured Aus
Np'an notices." Nobody cared what
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Queensland papers had said OF her tai
ents. If she had had Dleached hair,
darkened eyebrows and smart gown,
she might have Jared better In some
quarters. Eut she was simply neatly
dressed girl, with nice features. an UNI
developed figure, no style and very
little self-asserticn. Consequently. some
months of disappointment and waiting
had dragged away, while even the cheap
Bayswater lodgings began now to seem
too luxurious for the family purse,
The overture was finished; short
pause ensued. and then another piece Of
music was begun. At It's close, an anN-
ious-looking stage manager appeared be-
fore the curtain, Ladies and gentle
men" he began, apoloEcucally, and
ey erybody knew that disappointment
Of some sort was coming. Il am sorry
TO inform you that Miss Henderson, Mr..
Temples leading lady, has been taken
suddenly and alarmingly i'll while Pre-
pairing for the stage Her understudy
has been sent for, but cannot be found Mt
the expected address, and until Miss
Ienderson's physician has seen her and
pronounced upon her condition, It will be
Impossible to decide whether the per-
Torrance can go on"
LET some one read the part" loud
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to both women. Suppose Miss Ilenler-
son should decide TO attempt playing :?
suppose Mr., Temple refused the offer Of
a strange actress?
But the stage doorkecper returned in
an incredibly short space of time to say
that Mr.. Temple would see the lady at
once. Don't come. mother" whispered
the girl, he would recognize you, per
haps. and III send for you at once, If
I'm to play"
Margaret was hastily escorted through
devious passages, piled WITH scenery. til
the region OF the green-r )om wis reached,
and there In the doorway, Roland Tenn
Die and his stage manager were waiting
- Inspect her,
1t was many years since she had seen
him, but the handsome massive f4cc AMI
figure wer" little changed only grown
more massive and handsome, perhaps
The decp-set eyes scanned her face all
figure eagerly, She looked in earnest
Her voice was sweet her personality
well h'tcl f1r II" part. There was too
something vaguely, elus y-!y familiar
about the face ana manner OF speccA
whlnI woUll have reused mis- curl
oglty had not all his attention
been concentrated ON the business N
hand. Within sixty seconds the girl hal
been minutGly ca;ecnlseI and had an
swerei tim.d!y, but straIRhtforwardly
II would be a risk to try her, Of course;
but it would be wiser than turning many
hundreds OF pounds away. ana the crisis
did not admit OF much hesitation.
"Of course you don't know my stage
business, but as you've had experience
you can watch me, and humor what you
see me about to do In our scenes to-
gether," the great actor said. Every
one will. give you all the assistance pos
sible. and l will accept your kind offer
TO help US out OF our dilemma. Mr.
Arden will you make the proper an
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u was '"'S' WORDS Whlch brought
NarRnre' BACK 10 VIVA consciousness,
nov '"' sfhel!ihs salts her mother had
"'.' ""A'"4S'y waving beneath her nos
IFl''
Sh' ""h" 10 realize her surround
iN'"- 'Hat sHe was lying in the green
room "'h Roland Temple and her
""'h"r clos" h'Si.e her
on mother. why lid you tell?" she
exclaimed, with N" petulance OF weak
mes
= III not; hut he remembered me.
'"uId not leav" You when you were
III ! had :" Ice here
WHY "g'" FoT have grudgod me
TINS 'ouh." pleasure in your success"
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voice in the audience recommended.

voice In the audience recommended.
THAT suggestion has been made to Mr..
Temple" the stage manager conde-
seconded to make answer" but he feels
that under the circumstances he would
be doing both the audience and himself
injustice We Will therefore beg your In
diligence for n few moments. when, II
Miss Henderson Is not able to appear,
all money will be refunded at the box
Office"
Whispers Of dissatisfaction or dlsap-
poirtment circulated AMONG the audience
and MDrEaret and her mother looked in
each others faces, "Oh, mother"
brcathed the girl, ~ only dared"
Could you attempt It. dear, without
rehearsal"
eyes, yes, could do II, I'm sure You
know how I've loved tn" part how I've
studied, and what you've said, many
times, when you've gone through II with
me. bear, it would be the chance Of
my l!fe"
III you failed?"
II would not fail" Ara Margaret's
face Was white and determined
Then. dear, well so and Offer, we
mustn't lose a minute. Wen tnd the
stage entrance, and send word to Mir.
Temple But now, surely youll tell him
who you are?'
"No-not for anything. Now more
than ever, shouldn't claim anything for
old acquaintance sake"
AS they spoke they were pushing their
way out OF the crowded pit, and in n
few minutes Margaret was TREMENDOUSLY
] lii IL R.r ny,A h.
doorkeeper's little 'bcx." Tell him
tell Mr.. TEMPLE I'm familiar with every
line. ia be so glad to be OF service II
could" she finished, breathlessly. as
the stout old figure stumped hastily
away.
1t was q moment Of poignant suspense
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htF S'I'-F' -I''t hh" must carry out
"""' she H"i 50 nndIy begun ANA 1t
was ''' courage OF desperation alone
M'''," S'"' "'I l'n IN" stage Tor the
"'', '"' s'''' S"' N'' 50 "I''n lohsei
- i'"''
N.''"N WIN l'"'"hn I'mp'e' however
was '''''''"' 'h'hH Wien Il" or Sh"
"""' "''' "h '"' Ft'n". tiis earnest
h''', u" magnetism 81 his personality,
,NSflr'' h"F ~ !""' -" iorso'
i'' ''"F s"' FORGOT ''''F'hint say" ne
joy OF I"''"t IN h'r Lovers discourse
ANA III" 7'. "' '"I"4 IH F"'.''"I'
storm OF applause,
~ S"' I''n' forward ~" T.si -'"'"rl
easy. ~" $751;" "' The f'sh r"I ~ SIC
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nouncement to the audience? Mlss-er-
Don't, how long shall you be getting
really? or course you must do the best
You can with Miss HcaIcrspn's things.
It's pity she's n much larger woman
than You SAc's SIN in her dressing
room, AMI as she can't leave The Theatre
get, We must have what - n"~. ssar, put
In another room tor you
Half dazed. Margaret assisted hy
her mother and q nervous Ntti" dress
cr." got into Miss l!cnd"rspu's .onE
white uraperics. The gown b1I ro 10.
kept from under her feet With various
matcshiHs and pinn!nES, the suors
threatened t. como n, ami tn mako
up" Icing Unfamiliar, Wt. ditIcHt TO
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City, has reorganized for the season OF
1894 with n strong uniformed team, and
would like to hear from all teams with
first class uniformed players. Com
muniCations can be addressed to George
Frey, 246 Barrow street, Jersey city.
Capt, Knipe, OF the University OF Penn
sylvania football team. has fallen into
line. The new candidates for the eleven
have been ordered out for practice. As
at Yale and Princeton. only Light work
will be, done. Kicking will be especially
cultivated.
Last year. says Philadelphia paper,
Kelly played in New York. and rumOr
has It that he would be a Giant" to-day
We're 1T not for the fact that Johnny
popularity Of the King" The foregoing
IS about as rank nonsense rs could he
found in Il day'a travel Ward gave
Kelly every possible show last year.
This year for tho nrst time. the MON.
bers OF the victorious Yale Freshmen
football team have been presented with
banners similar to those given to tn
class crews.
MaXcv, IlauEh, Of BROOKLYN, knocke'
out EiIly Henry. a HOGton bantam
weight. In two rounds at the Hub last
night
Gaulaur and Durham, the oarsmen
start from ! tGbllO lh-nlRit lor AnSll
to prepare for the regatta. lianlan vii
not go. Gaudaur fears the EnGlish triT
viii not mater.ali2c. He says FoN's
hungling prevented him getting on d
race with English scullcrs.
a continuous pool match between
No ORC. the champion of the world. mud
Clearwater. champion of the United
states, was begun at Cleveland last
night The match Ia to he l,0U0 points
300 points each night for five nirhtg
lie bru won last night, making cot points
to l9l by Clearwater
Treasurer Talcott SAYS the betting Is
10 to / that Broker Jim Cushman will
be seen at the opening baseball game
in Baltimore next week.
The annual meeting Of the Canadian
wheelmrn will he held this year al
Montreal some iime. in July
Alfrel De Cordova will bet $3.50 tina
New York beats Boston out in the base
ball race.
Charles SaEel will referee the bouts OF
the Columbia Athletic Clubs boXint
show. at Grand Central Palace mex
Monday night.
Frank Craig. the Coffee Cooler" I.
meeting all corners at an uptown thea
tire this week.
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mother, in a dozen years.
" Miss Henderson's physician doubts
that she will be able to play again for
many weeks" said Mr.. Temple as he
rose TO leave. E" She is very Ill to-day,
with typhoid symptoms, 1t appears. If
she is unable to fulfil her engagement.
will YOU finish the season with me.
M,ss-Dent?"
Ii seemed cruel to rejoice because OF
another's misfortune, yet Margaret could
not quite conquer the thrill of delight
which leaped like electricity through
her nerves.
She ana her mother sat In a box that
evening and watched Miss Heniersons
Iunierstuly play Portin. Perhaps 1t was
wrong in Margaret TO be little-a very
li;t.o-S al that It was not a good per-
Torrance.
"Unierstudies so seldom are ambitious
enough TO take any trouble until it is too
late" Robert Temple said afterwards,
during the progress OF the supper at the
Metropole to which he had invited his
newly found fri nds. Ana thon he asked
Margaret II Portia was favorlte part
Of hers.
"Ot course. should delight in playing
it," she returned, blushing, But all
actresses must feel that"
"Y5u shall have many opportunities OF
testing your affection for II with me,
II you will" he said. Poor Miss Hen
lerson is doomed to a long spell OF Ill
ness. She can't do anything this sea-
son, and though | am extremely sorry
for her YOU win play her parts. I'm
sure, as they've never been played In my
company before
Margaret is revealing in Juliet and
Porta. and a long line of Legitimate
parts in America now. But she is neither
Margaret Gwynne nor Margaret Dent
for she y known to the public and her
.fEisnds a MAtgarst Templs, =zEixehanGA
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DIR. COPELAND READS LAW
II Is Good Law, Though Not from tho Books,
The Natural Law that What Is Best Must Become
the Cheapest-The SO Rate and the Free
Trial Treatment That Is Not Bogus.

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IN CROKER'S OWN"
state Democracy After the Tam
many Tiger In the Fourteenth.

The state Democracy Of the Fourteenth
Assembly District, Cookers old district
will hold an Initial meeting to perfect
the organization In that district, at the
Lyceum Opera House. Thirty fourth
street, near Third avenue. next Friday
evening. at S o'clock. Addresses Will be
made by cX-MayOr William Il. Grace,
Charles 3. Fa.rChii. T.. El!ery Anderson,
Col Robert Grier Monroe, Albert Stick
uey and others.
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CAT ARRH Of the STOMACH.

Mr.. John ~. Murray, IOi West Broad.
way. Port Chester, y. ", i proprietor of
the star steam laundry and II mcmhcr of
the Putnnm Steamer amt Hose Company,
Nos. lie -nidi
~ had cntnrrh OF the stomach 80 ba a
that rnNr mp all hope OF cN-r getting
we'll Drs. tupcinnd and j.nrducr cured 49,.
Thnt iSn~ rtnin ~ can putt NN friends
ali know that Is true. I cannot mih- II
too strong. AM delighted beyond II, as
ure with the result III NV cn--. NN -tom-
nch trouble WINS caused by the mucu.
which collected In my throat droppins
down into my stomach.
" Nv symptoms were hawking md splitting.
hnh tnstsi the muu'h, l"oliuG ui u,us.n ter It..
iug vomiting polls disgust tor 'r"ukui.'. nIun'lug
after CA'Ius .Nug upul gts, HSur coated, dlEJv
spells. uack spots huhtuG h"iurr IT." ewes RuI
rush OF blood to the head. I became nervous and
drspunlcu' had 'uuI stomach. I"g rrut head
RchrS. wniurhru,h, feeling 81 fuuturs- Nyh"n 'h.
stomach Wa crpiy, and un,pilnti' Il q, IA" heart
NV truuh'e VA 80 uud thAt cUllI uuly eat one
rcal ud,y. lost In flesh aud strength rapidly
| WAS treated 10y n number ut physicians. but was
not bcucAicu unti Dr.. tupcinui aud Gardner
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TIMES GETTING BETTER.
Some of Mr.. strauss Relief Dcpots
to lie Closed.

AS times are improving and the neces-
sity for relief is not so great. the Grand
street depot will be closed on Satur-
day, April H. 1894
The Wooster street and Blocker
street lodging houses will also be dis
continued on that date.
The Fifty-second street coal yard has
already been closed.
The Third street and Rutgers street
coal yards will be continued n few days,
but If the warm Spring weather be-
comes settled they Will also be closed.
The Fifteenth street and Eighteenth
street lodging houses Will remain open
for a while longer. Parties having I'M
used stamped tickets for any OF these
places can have them redeemed by APP
plication at my office. Fourteenth street
and Sixth avenue.
NATHAN STRAUS.
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have not had an altogether fclicitous
showing. But they are still vital. The
Fencing Master" has been engaging peo-
pie for next season. Miss Marion Bender
Is among those already engaged. She
was with THE Algerians" this season.
THE Crossroads of Life" Is the title Of
new play in which Edmund Collier Is
going to star next season. An elaborate
production viii De mad, Of IT. We have
had life In good many phases In melo-
drama; Its crossroads have a meaty
sound about them.
At last we are going to see "Iondons
IDOL" Miss Nesta Tilley. She has been
trying to run over to dear America,
don't you know, for a long time, but
something has always stood In her way.
Tony Pastor has secured Miss Tilley.
whose name is certainly odd. 1t makes
one feel familiar with and disrespectful
TO speak Of an unknown lady as Miss
Tillcy. Miss Matilda would sound more
proper, \ few of the adjectives which
Mr.. Pastor uses to describe this lady
are; Great, sympathetic, womanly,
artistic. perfect, extraordinary, fine, re-
hnoi and exceedingly attractive. Miss
Iilloy nla.;es her first appearance Mon
Qay nlght.
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Too Personal.
From Hallo.)

Nci-They FAY that Oscars engage
ment to the Queenly Miss Weighty Is
broken off.
Fred-Yes. He told her she'd "look
sweet on a bicycle built for two" and
she got mad.
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Athletic Director Lathrop, of Har-
yard. has chosen the following men on
the Mott Haven team to go to the
SO; Merrill. "a: Bingham, 'a5; Hin, 20;
HOLSTER, 81; Lakin, '94 Coolidge, 'S5;
!GSsarcelon. l.. s.; Jameson, 95 Putnam,
80; Stickney 81; Phillips, 81; Bloss, '94;
Holmes, 90.
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The Spring games OF the Twenty-sec-
ond Regiment Athletic Association will
be held at the armory, Sixty seventh
ana StXty-eighth streets and Western
IS puleNard, tomorrow evening. The
events will be as follows: 7U-ynrd run,
20.yard hurdle, 220-yard novice run,
4iO-yard run, SS0-yard run, SsO-yard
novice run, one-mile run, two mile BIZ
cycle race. potato race and obstacle race
Puffer, Goff. Sands, Judge, Hjertberg
and other cracks will compete
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SIGNS OF REVIVING TRADE.
MIL Running Day and Night, and
Another to Resume Work.
by Associated Press


BETHLEHEM. Pa. April ll.-For the
first time during the present year, all the
oxide fires. eiEhty-fve in number. be
longing to the Lehigh Zinc Works, are In
full blast. The last block OF eight fires
were started last night. and the nam
moth works are now in full opera ton
every hour of the day or night.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 1.-THE
paper mills OF Alexander Balfour x Sons
at Port Richmond, will start up shortly
mad give employment to a large number
of hands to MI the Government con
tract for 100000 pounds of paper for the
United States Revenue Department.
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THE So RATE.

The So rate Is maintained NJ a standing rebuxs
TO all kinds OF dec' ptun evasion Ia tn" practice
of medicine. II T. TIE only rate charged by the
Copeland physlC ans, and covers he cost OF mcdi
cine aud treatment Tor on" month. Larger tc",
when offered, ARE Courtcously declined, as con.
trarv to the spirit and purpose OF the Copeland
system.
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There promises to be some fun in
pugilistic circles around Boston next
week. George Dixon is to spar at one
of the local theatres, while his rival,
the kentucky Rosebud" has week 3
engagement at II playhouse close by
Both are talking fight, but the Rose
bud" heretofore has been unable to Sc
cure sufficient backing. Tom O'Rourke,
D!Xon's manager, says the Kentucky lad
may have n go at $4,000. 1t Is reported
that on Monday the money will be put
up for both parties.
The Cootes Baseball Club. OF Jersey
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The Fencing Master and "Tha AL
gcrlans' have certainly had checkcrei
careers. People have been transferred
AYERS have stepped in and stcpnci out
aEa;n and these works, both charming
as rar as Mr.. De Kovcn is concerned,
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True BOstonese.
tFrom Halo)
D!x-An exquisite fellow, that Boston
chappy,
Rix-Weally?
Dix-Yes; nevah speaks of tailah bill
always calls 1t a "sartorial William!
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Summer season OF comic opera at All
bauSh's Grand Opera House in Washing
ton, He will do a different opera every
week and select his repertoire from
-Girofla," The Gypsy Baron"
"The Bat" La Belle Helene" 'Indi-
ana GLOVER" THE Beggar Student"
and others.