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give satisfactory assurances that the war Will b.
brought to a speedy end =. ,-..-
"spain prefers to los" cuba IN wsr sh" iores,
will be disastrous 10 her rather than 70 surrenhsr
What che regards as JUST and right IN deieIen'e 10
me maze II Is foolish choice hut the cno'.e OF n
Nation On the OF her hand. II President Mck,n-
lev and his advisers really animated ny me
consent 10 the nodes demand Of the Sagsstt
cabinet for reasonable period (" settle IN" tnorny
problen handed down ny their prefe1 essors "
hi. demand il refused all Spaniards will arrive Al
the conclusion that the ugly rumors IN c'rcu'a Ill.,,
as TO financial influences working behnd ne utlto
agitation are true and that President MckinIey
pjausible words merely intended ~ cover
protected abuse Of superior physical strength
The Madrid correspondent OF THE STANDARD ''-
egraphing yesterday. said:
limited States Minister Woo1ford received spain :
reply to-day. " is said 10 be document OF over
thirty pages The Spanish papers assert that the
Government will not send a note IN tho European
Powers on the question until events compel m
derstand that this runor must ne received WIN
caution. 80. when the idea Of n'emorandum was
hrst moo'ed by Senior Canovas snd tho Duke or
Tctuan. II had TO be abandoned urd"r the per
emptory representation of American diplomacy
since then the Powers. though very fTiend.y. have
shown no disp )sition DO any thing more than eN
tend platonic sympathy Financia, circles in Spain
are more anxious than political circles The latter
seem TO expect that the United states VIII hesitate
when they see Spain IL In earnest
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Far Rockaway and ArvArne are completely under
water and communication by train is entirely SHUT
of between those points. The trairs TO and from
Neu-York have to he run by Of the old route
through Valley Stream
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LAST NIGHT AT THE THEATRES

Mr. sothern. at the Lyceur Theatre. appeared
a. Lord chumey. Mr.. willard at aiack
Theatre. acted IN The Professors Love Story.
He will present The Rogue's Comedy on Wednee-
1.y.Mr Frank Daniels. az the Broadway
Theatre appeared in a musical play by Messrs'
Smith and Herbert called The idols Eye. 80;
Mr. Collier at the Harlem Opera House presented
The Man from Mexico" 49,. The play called NC
Soriey's Twins" was brought forward at the Irano
Opera House.
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Vr-STr HALL ENTERT4INWbNfS.

Henry r Dixey began an engage ent OF week
., N. pleasure Palace yesterday. and vas received
with much enthusiasm by the audiences. IL - an
nourced that after this week at the treasure raj
ace Mr. pxey will not be seen again IN his present
,tvl. q, entertainment. He Is 10 make his begin
ming as a magician no later than the mon'e OF
next month. Amusement was also prov'neh o.
Sam" BERNARD. McAvoy and May. Gilbert and
GoldIe Emma Carus, the acrobatic Judges, me
three Sisters Dunbar ana Two music ,Ss uadi.on
Square Roof Ga rden and "A Partisan Girl ct Sara
,oga
A. Proctor. Theatre Twenty-thrd-st. Annie
Ward Tiffany yesterday presented an abridged YER
sion OF her play Lady Barney, TO the era'inca-
ton OF the numerous spectators The programme
which was presented for their enjoyment also m
Guided the Sisters Picchian acrobau; the Norm
.rn rroune OF English dancers, the living pictures,
IN. Ros.ov Midsets the Coutere brothers. Stanley
Whiting Colby and Way. Arnirn ara Masher s,y
clowns Howard and Ab With their usir ync6 s bad
lads; The Fizgibhon TITO M n,r.,to
The Glad Hand again gained the laughter ana
,laudits Of the assembly at Weber Fieldss MUSIC
Hall last night II was supplemented oy Inc Greer
Efforts OF Miss Vesta Tilley Douglas ana rorn' shd
Cook and Sonora.
New views were shown by the cinema tosraph at
the Eden Musee Yesterday. and the hungarian
orchestra gave excellent concerts Heterogeneous
Of the waxworks are in progress snf VIII soon u"
completed
'TAny Pastor gained a warm welcome "hcn ne
showed himself again at his theatre yesterday nc
sang his songs with his usual vigor ne was as-
sisted by Watson and Hutching, I'D Eo"aroS'
Maud RAYMOND Edwin I.ate the olympia quar-
te;, Barnes and Sisson the Gilmore sisters tne
W9rlds Trio, NJ, and Nine. DE r;'hppt ; asnJ
Siburtus and We dancers ann Cup -lusS,iss
George r. Austin, the Musical Rnsseis bar.y
and Ella Gray. with their marioneues ano hi,,,s a
ure theatre: Frederick Bowman. Gornan anu
Vest. and a. Eugene and Libbie Travis
The changes made at Roster Il BARS 'sst n's"'
'ere Of a minor sort Miss Mario Lotus sang NJ"
songs, ana 30 did Mile Del Monte. The performer:
ere all the same as last week and the Fan''
oallet still remains
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WR. CROKERS VERACTTY ASSAILED.
I A. SMITH ONE OF rAMMANy's OLD CT ARD
WANTS TO KNOW WHERE CROKER SAW
rur REGIMENT MARCH

Henry George Is not the only man In New-fork
who does not hesitate TO question Mt Croker
probity A letter received AT Mr. Dayton
headquarters yesterday, which. though not alto
eether perfect IN diction WAS as scafhins In lis
uav q, ANYTHING that has been hurled against
Mr. Croker during the campaign. The letter was
written by T. A. Smith one Of Tammsny'' Old
Guard and read a. follows;
read In the papers on sunday that Mr.. Croker
ssid that he had the Tammany regiment
marching through the streets 10 the war. but ne
was too Young to GO | would Ike 10 know where
the devil he saw them We left Great Neck.
Long Island on the steamer Xiii Won kull. and
went direct 10 Fzabethport ~ j.. and then TOOK
cars 10 Baltimore and that is the only place the
regiment don" any marching. 49,. tnnk u
he will tell n lie about them he Will lie At any
other thing I would like to know where In h
he saw US marching in tho city. II \. one OF his
A. n lies
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GREAT DAMAGE By RAIN IN CALiFoRNlA'

San Francisco Oct T.-Reports from the interior
show that the heavy rains which fell this wee.
all over the northern part Of the State caused
immense loss I, farmers and vineyards ana IN
all probability will put an end TO the 'nipmen'
., Crane. 10 the East. The total loss exceeds
q M, "a! In Fresno County alone II Is estimated
that me storms caused q losc Of at least Sooy"
80 rai.in mon At least one-Quarter OF the entire
q
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r~cord,,~ barometer Tn. dotted lines show uss ~
nersture az recorded at Perrv's Pharmacy

Tribune Once oct. %. a m-f'"ero'y 80,
coudv and :, ra,ued IN. greater part ~ the day ING
ranged between ~ and 90 degrees NC
,5>it being 5 degrees hgner tns ~
day and ~. degrees higher tnan On the cf'e"po"-~
day last a. lac
showers may be expected in this vicinity To-Day
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DETAILED FORECAST FOR To DAY.

20, New England fair except showers on the -onthsrn
, r,r,hss.srly Winds brisk TO high on the southern
.o..,. rrobab,, strong gales on the coa"
-. ,,,h .horr in southern portion; northsastsrly
,,rd. brisk and high on the coast ., IA.
WINS ..,srr PsunsyIyania threatening weather with
:, eastern in western portion norheastery
.snH. probably Decreasing In force ......,.-,
w. Jersey and peaware e'o"e'" "'''"~~s''''
hi the coast.
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HIS rOrVTRTNFN WELCOME N4NSFN.
-uv SWEDISH SINGING SOCIETIES 'tfhNA"'
HIM AND ESCORT HIM TO Ro'slS0
NETTING IN HIS HONOR

uv rrvn,sv SINGING SOCIETIES sERENApr
HIM AND ESCORT HIM TO Ro'-sIHo
NETTING IN HIS HONOR
p,-.,r h.. N. Scandinavian population ~ this
city he.n "a excited as Il LAST evening over ms
-...n,ion 70 DR. Nanaer at the Central Opera
Hou.. Hours before the Arctic explorer was ex
nacted 10 appear NorweFisns and s1edes began 4"
arrive IN droves al me hall IN siH'y-sevsnths ana
wh.n. At 1870 o'clock. ne stepped upon the stage
there wa. not square inch Of standing space left
ard ~. great crowd cheered him 10 the echo.
R.,o-. leaving III. Savoy Hotel FOR the reception
Dr hansen was ser~nadNd nv m" Scandinavian
s,ns,ns societies which marched N tho hotel as
corted BY . parade OF 1900 men carrying chinese
torches Tn. explorer mad. hrie' speech OF
thsrks when IN. singing VAS over. and then s'ar'e1
IN carriage for the Central Opera House e~'o' -
hv m. p.rat. on arriving tner. he hold small
pr,vat. reception In a aide room AMI then IN" Ike
c.pt,on COMMITTEE. consisting o. I =. Teus"l'"n.
Captain L. W. Bli, o NAilson and o Amunasen;
escorted him 10 the stage iv.tn; . mi and
,nslese. o. Dr. r. VoIckmar who mad. speech .,
welcome. Thi. vas replied ~ ey Dr, sn-s cher
short SPEECHES vere made.
A. midnish: p Nsns.n .; TN, ,a a9r Snn.r to 3.
san.svs ana F,y.ishih:t on rr,dsy he ro'' TO
Phlladelphia. returning here again on SstH''s''
THE EXPLoRFR RECEIVED IN BRoohLfN
Dr hansen spAnt busy day yef.erday' re
stay.n overnigh, SUNDAY with some fr~hns ~
their home on the hudson and return"i 70 hi' quar-
,ers AZ the Savoy Hotel a. about neon YESTERDAY IN
N. .f,ernonn Or hansen visited Brooklyn m A.
tend reception given IN Ms honor ny fh~ T~entetn
Century Club Al me home Of IN Frank West, NO
n Pierrepon. ST. Ciair Mcke~ay INTRODUCED
Dy hansen IN q brief speech Of Welcome. Tho guest
~ IN. afternoon in nj. reply spoke ~ his warm 70
o.ption by the American people One 81 me or
,.,,. 81 IN. reception uas TO make the Doctor sc-
quainteh with soma ~ th- BROOKLYN people nefo,s
whom he will speak on Saturday nightS' m" Acah-
envy Of Music. - r,,. -.
Among those present were Mrs Mary r,rns pr.
,dent Of the club: Lieutenant Psary and Mrs festy
Alexander White F. p b'lsmy MIS- o" W 81. rss
Misses WAst Mr. and Mrs. charles ld'. Mr. shu
Mr., Francis Id. the Rev. Or r Storr% me Key
DIT Theodore /. Cuyer. Mr. Ard Nrs John r.
IAech Mrs watson Dckermsn. Charles w rs' NJ
and Mrs Alfred T. White Mr. ana Mrs X a. ~
tenden Mr. and Mrs g.. clair Kelway, MISS A,ire
Morse Earle Mrs Sarah Cowen IL Moyne the HsV.
Dr Lyman Abbott the Rev. Dr. f. Is hinso'vl ,i z
and Mrs Kinsolving. and Mrs Dc tong. inc WI
OF the Arctic explorer
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WEYLER TO AWAIT BLANCrs COMING
rIsa'OI' RACINE kFPOET On TIE 'ONr'ITTON Nv
THINGS IN TIE ISLAND


THINGS IN TIE ISLAND.
Madrid Oct a5.-It IL reported here that tho
snsn,sh Government has cabled 70 General Wey
Lev the retiring Captain General Of Cuba. instruct
ing him 10 await the arrival Of his successor
Marshal BIanco before emtarkng on his return
TO Spain.
A dispatch lust received here from Havana has
caused considerable stir in political circles II de-
clare. that the opponents OF autonomy are seeking
to Great. diricultie. for Marshal Ranoo. and adds
that the situation in that island Is the same ~ 1t
va. six months ago. The dispatch further says
that the military operations or the Spaniards are
suspended that the troops are solely employed IN
Suardine the railroads. and that II IL esfimste ted
that forty thousand soldiers are on the SICK lls
situation in Cuba Is frightfnl. that commerce i
para lyxed and that tho Autonomist Committee IL
not in accord with the members ~ the Autonomis
party
REPORT OF GENERAL CASTrLLO's DEATH
Havana Oct. a5-It Ia announced from M span
,sh headquarters to-day that Major Manuel Tapia
Ruano Of the artillery. with gnerflis force has
h..n engaged on the outskirts Of the Havana lines
between la Chorrera and Mansgua. with an IN
.ursent force which ne dispersed killing four Of
ads, was General Adofo Castillo. the insurRent
leader His body will be brought 70 Havana.
An ofacial report from Sancu spiritls. Provrce
Of Santa Clara announces i,nnsr, oor .J
TOMAS Veiasauez Of the in.nrsent army. and his
honorary aide-de-camp c.,
Generals Lono. Montaner ard prsts :, coons
tmhin:pector Of the Sanitary Department. viii en-
bark for Spain Saturday next With General
Weyler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
CANON GORE GETTING WELL AGAIN

sunalc Oct @.-The Rev. Dr. Charles Gore,
Canon Of Westminster Abbey. who has been Iii
since me Convention of the Brotherhood OF st. An
ofsv has 50 FAR recovered that he started f9r New
~ Inn evening He will san TOT r"s'""" W.
Veoneeday. unless he has a relapse.
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THE EDGEMERE HOTEL ENDANGERED.

Great damage was done to property At Far Rock
AWAY Yesterday nv the storm. The damage
10 N. Edgemere Hotel property. at Edge
mer, will amount 70 $500" " SAID
At I o'clock yesterday morning the sea broke
with great force over the bukheads IN 'front.' OF tne
$500. t1,tsI The bulkheads were battered
down and COMPLETELY washed away. The waves
then carried away about seventy-nve feet o, s~,i
Ahou, Ave hundred lighthouses were also Destroy al
IT, o.ners NJ the hotel have large force OF men
ronstructing temporary bukheads TO protect me
hotel portion OF the no'e' P'a~"" no" ~
e,royed by the waves , pur..d hstw.an
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Waltham Watches.

Waltham Watches.
Why nor n.ve one: Eight millions in use III keeping
correct tint. much los-r. but quality higher than
.,s, B.s, assortment the country inspection invited
HOWARD & 90. 2G4 Fifth svenue New forH.
Fall and Winter Fashions
IN ;.n,erAns Hats Elegant ard stylish. Quality ne
ESPENS1 Held. ii> Nassau ST.
Expressiun OF mouth restored DIT. DEANE. peotei
sp4cslst-Worlds Fair Apsrd-45% Lexington Ave. cor
&5th-st.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In This diagram continuous white line SHOWS ne
in pressure indicated b. The Tricunes sst
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A GOLDEN HARVEST N THE STORMS WAKE

when the ,ide went ont IN n. afternoon the beach
comher. AZ Coney Island whose business " Is 10
hunt for treasures which every high tide and s.
,,.r. storm "a 10 fs 70 work. They were IN
gro,ne and ,nxiouslv searched through the sands
untu niShtsall Many 81 them were rewarded BY
irr.jry a, vel "a 4. large amount ~ coin.
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compelled % make 4 6spsk1 & SaHa-
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FEW AMERICANS AMONG THEM.
Ufsvnii's Population Made Up Largely
of Jnps md Chinese.

IIswnifs Population Made Up LarRclJ
Of Jnps md Chinese.
a ccnsus OF the Hawaiian islands has
been taken recently and the result just
ben received by tic department at
Washington. The figures. says the Man.
chcstcr (N. H. Union, are most interest
ing in view Of the renewed movement
for their direct annexation TO this gov
eminent, which the present administra.
ton liz said to be very DESTROYS OF
bringing about. The total Americans
constitute less thnn three per cent.
~ the whole and but "A little over two
per cent. Of the male population. They
arc. however, In fun possession OF the
government. having thus been since
Queen Ljiiunkalnni was dcposcd. Con.
sidcring these facts. Il IL not strange
Tint they should be fearful lest such
power should bc wrcs,cd from them
ar ut least he considerably more lin.
itch thnn NJ present. Except for the
peculiar conditions TINT were undOuht-
ohly made the most Of nj the time. this
absolute power could not have been
seized by such a small minority. ns IL
was, and IL IL remarkable that IL la
been no long maintained.
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yards q zbere UD=r WIS hzuge5.
The officers say there vas bot d
drunken man IL the crowd. Ub=r
VS. told 70 say his prayers and q
minute later lie =as dangling from d
tree.
Tier worc only a couple Of =Lir!-
whea Il VS. taken from tie jail. and
.L-y were torn III 81 him. His naked
fs,Iy remained hanging to the tree
until : O'Clock this morning. when tie
Coroner too. il in charge.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-12-12

Rcinhart has a full line Of Christ.
mas goods.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-12-12
\ Tailor Shop.

Elko has been IN need Of a first
class tailor Tor several ycarP, but that
want il moss in n fair way 81 being
supplied. Mr.. Seymour Jacobs mr..
rived from Reno yesterday and has
rented the room next to the Western
Union telegraph Office Pnd intends To
open - FIRST .cInEs tailor shop. MIR.
Jacobs has had several years oKpcr-
fence at hi4 trade and is confident Of
his ability 10 please the public in bic
line. lie hopes 10y fair dealing and
reasonable prices TO secure a large
share Of tho patronage now given to
drummers. BY ]patronizing him you
not only keep your money at home.
bnt aid in building up the town. lilo
liaa an ad in another column. Road
IL and when yOu need anything IN
lis limo be sure 20 give him n call.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-12-12

Fertilizer for lioscs.-Esc old. rottcd
cow manure on the roses in your gar.
den. Use it literally, digging IL in well
about the roots.
Tulips and byncinths need not be re-.
moved to new beds each year. An.
nunlH chn DC grown IN the same bed In
sumrncr without injury.
Old Bulbs.Tlt Is not advisable Ia
keep bulbs which have been forced in
the house for n second crop Of flowers.
Get fresh bulbs each year.
Pcony plants must become perfectly
established before flowers can bc CO.
pectcd from them. Any disturbance Of
the roots IN not recovered from irnIac-
Aintrly.--In"ics' Home journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-12-12

The hanging ot Cbef was d terrible
deed u lswlesness and tie citizens
81 Genoa are not backward il de-
uOuLcing the work 81 the mob a. an
outrage and d crime Of the biackest
Kind. Uber vas IN a fair way 10 re.
c4iYe 4 fair Trial and punishment FOR
the crime he committed. and right.
minded people are gueVed and inccns.
II that the lav was not allowed to
take It's cOurse.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-12-12

Grand opening and a fine diaplny
Of holiday goods will take place Sat.
urday next, December itl, consisting
Of q large variety Of toys, games, puz-
zles, magnificent dole, silk and linen
baDdkefchicfh pictures and many Of
tho latest novelties at Ale1andcr's.
Yourself aud fdendo are cordially in.
vited 10 attend THE opening. .