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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-10-25
SPANS REPLY.
Text Not Yet Known at Wash
ington-Cabinet All at
Sea.

WASHINGTON. Oct. Is. 1s97.-It was
stated positively at the White House and
at the State Department that up to noon
today the answer of Spain to the United
States had not reached the President or
Secretary Sherman, nor had they received
the 1900 cable communication which 1t is
said Minister Woodford sent in cipher
from Madrid last Saturday.
Under these circumstances 1t is impos-
sible that any formal consideration could
be given by the Executive authorities
here as to the next move on the part OF
this government. There was an album
dance of speculation in and about the
ed by Spain's answer, as briefly
summarized in cable reports, but
from no authoritative source could
it be learned that the Administra-
ton had outlined any line of policy to
meet the situation now presented. Sec
retary Sherman did not come to the
White House during the morning, and AS
sistant Secretary of State Day has gone to
Ohio, SO that there was no opportunity
for conference ON the Spanish-Cuban situ-
alton.
reached the President, the expectation
about the White House Is that he will
be advised on the subject during the
day. If Minister Woodford has sent a
lengthy cable on the subject it will be
communicated as soon as the cipher can
be translated. In a 1000 word message,
this translation would be a long and la
borious work, the 1000 cipher words yield
ing possibly 10000 words as translated.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-10-25
DENOUNOEs THE KEARNY HOME
Col. WIIdman Launches His Boom
BEFORE the Veterans

The meeting of the Veterans Rights
Association at the Avenue House on
Saturday night was largely attended, over
one hundred veterans being present. In
the absence of Chaplain Moore, Comrade
John B. Pagan opened the meeting with
prayer. Three applications for member
ship were received.
comrade Fagan reported that he with
Charles r. Wale Benjamin Evans. John
Foster, Michael Gilhooley and others had
visited the Soldiers Home at kearny
Saturday afternoon and had seen Major
Rodgers, who received them with courtesy
and had promised to assist them in their
efforts to get all the inmates of the
Home enrolled as members of the Vet
erans' Rights Association. There are $40
old soldiers in the home and nearly all
of them have promised to join the asso-
citation.
Comrade Evans reported favorably on
the case of Comrade Conklin, who was
dismissed from the Fire Department and
is working for reinsta tement. Commits
sioner Cone was seen. He promised to do
what he can for the veterans.
Colonel Wildman, who Is candidate
for the Assembly on the Republican
ticket was present and in a lengthy
speech, in wE-eh he denounced the man
ner in which the Soldiers Home at
Kearny has been dealt with by former
Legislatures, promised to work for the
home and for veterans in general in the
event of his election. The veterans pres
ent promised to vote for him and work for
his election.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-10-25

.dent Cole, before leaving here today;
said that he believed the Board woulc
decide to come back to Garrisons TO at
tend the Coroner's inquest and so optaln
all the information possible
The engine was located by diver at
1850 o'clock this afternoon, but no bodleS
were discovered. The engine was apout
30 feet from the shore in about 6o feet oi
water, and was firmly imbedded IN tne
mud. The cab was completely wrecked;
and the tender had become separated
from the engine.
The diver was under the water TOT
about twenty minutes and his failure 70
find the three bodies supposed to be near
the engine aroused considerable surprise.
Several Cinnamon arrived here on lhe
lilo p. NJ train from New York ana went
to Cold Spring to see If they could identity
their dead countrymen.
From the method in which the pulluinS
of the road progresses, 1T is evident thal
the railroad authorities have decided not
to rebuild so closely to the waters eo2e
as the other track ran. Large gangs OF
men began to fill the ditch to the. east OF
the up track, and by order of Supt.
Mccoy, the part of the combination
coach in which so many of the bodles
were found, was set on fire and the por-
ton just above the water was soon burn
ing briskly. Up to noon the diver had
not located the engine. The water was
high and very muddy. 1t is believed that
the second track will be ready by tomor-
row night
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-10-25
JERSEY CITY MAN INJURED
John Ryan Had Narrow
Eseaua From Being Drowned.

1obn RYAN, the druggist of this city,
who was injured by the wrecks employed
bv Stein & Co., druggist, at Grove and
montgomery streets. Mr.. Ryan is about
% wears old. and with his wife and family,
co11s;stins Of two children lives in a fiat
on barrow street, between Mercer and
Wayne streets. Mr.. Ryan was caHed
AWAY rather unexpectedly on Saturday to
see a sick friend, who RESIDES at a hllIe
town on the outskirts OF Albany. ne
promised to return yesterday, ana accord-
ingly went to Albany to eaten the express
u1Sicb would reach New York early in the
Word was received from him az noon
on Sunday. 1t was to the erect that ne
had been injured in the wreck put NOT
dangerously In the evening another de-
spatch was received. It told diferent
story, and was to the effect that ne was
dangerously injured.
From the hospital where he had been re-
moved it was ascertained that he was
by friends to be due to the fact that NOR
phine was being given him tosreileve ms
sufferings His family physician, Dr: NC
Gill, was consulted, and he advised the
hospital authorities not to give Mr.. Ryan
morphine as he suffers from heart trou-
BILE
This morning Mr.. Dax a friend of the
injured man, went to PeelzSk1l TO see
him. An effort is to be made to remove
Mr.. Ryan to this city tomorrow by MS
friends.
Mrs, Ryan is unaware that her husband
is injured She is staying at her home In
Connecticut. She is to be sent for II
her husband can be safely brought to
this city.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-10-25
FELL FROM THE SPIRAL STAIR
Probably Fatal Accident 30 Hobo.
kan Free LikRary Employa.

John Levine, q years old, an engineer
in the Hoboken Free Public LibrarS
building at Park avenue and Fifth street,
met with a terrible accident shortly after
he entered the library this morning. lr
was about seven O'Clock, and after at
tendtng to the furnace In the basement
he started for the top floor to hoist the
f3ser from the cupola on the roof. Tne
snfrai stairway runs UP from the MAIN
foor with an open shaft in the middle,
from the second to the fourth noor InS
Ia anding on the second floor Is OF marble
When Levine had reached the Iourtn
floor he stopped to call to William Meyers
Leaning over the railing he lost his pal
anca and the next moment was tumbiing
down the shaft In his descent he struck
the side of the stairway, and then Iea
heavily on the marble landing two moore
below The distance Is about 80 feet.
Mrs. Schmidt, the janitress, was at Work
on the second floor and saw Levine fail.
Her screams attracted Meyer, who found
Tevina In a semi-conscious condition.
There was a cash about four inches long
over his right eye, and both his legs were
injured at the knees, rendering them pow
erless. A..
building on Park avenue was quickly
Summoned. He said Levine was in a cri-
tical condition and ordered him removed
10 St Mary's Hospital. 1t was said at
the hospital this morning that the knee
caps of both legs were broken ana ms
skull fractured. His injuries Will PROB
ably result fatally.
levine lived at No. 12S Clinton street,
and has a wife and three children.