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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26

Tho trustees will submit TO the voters at the rnu-
ricipal election in March proposition 70 raise
SIS ooo for the purpose Of purchasing the present
school property. and converting the building into
Corporation hall.
4 special meeting Of the Republican Town Com
nittee Of Mount Pleasant was held on FRIDAY even
trr al PleasantVillc TO arrange for the coming
Town convention. The committee taVors the nom
ination OF Charles NJ Lane for Supervisor BE,
si6os Tho Democratic ticket p Socialist ticket VIII
Re placed in the field. and hot contest is prom
cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
al .arfr lin
DER RING DIES NIBELUNGEN
RICHARD WAGNER.

RICHARD WAGNER
THIRD AND LAST CYCLE AFTERNOONS
Mon. AT. March ~. AZ 2:30 O'Clock. precisely-DAs
RHElNGOID Mines. Marie Brema Engle Pevny
Meisslinger and Schumann Henk. NM Van Dyck DlppeL
Bispham Muhlmann. Prlngls. II. Devries MeIert and
Van RO0y. Conductor. Schak.
Tues. Aft, March II. at I o'clock preclsey-DIE
WALKrRE. Mines. Liz Lehman. Schgmann- Henk
Mant~li. Meissllnger. Pevny. Bauermeister Della.
Moika- Kellogg. Roudez and Marie Brema. NM Van
Dyck Prngle and Van ROoy. Conductor schak
Thurs. AT. March 10 AT I scl0ck preclsey --SlEG-
FRIED Mines. LIN Lehman Marie Enge schumann.
ienk; MN: Dippe. Blspham, Pringle. Mefert and Van
RoOy. Conductor Schaik.
Mon Az March 20 at 1915. precisely-GorTER-
DAMMERtNG. Mines. LIN Lehman. pevrv M4iss-
linger. :tolka Kellogg Schumann- IIenk; MN lean
and Ed de Reske. Muhmann and Bispham. Conductor,
Schalk.
The sale y Tickets for the Entire Series only vii begin
Friday March 81. at A.
Tho Sale Of Tickets for any ~ the performance
will begin on Wednesday. March $. at o a.
PRICES BEFORE
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SING SING.

Professor a. VI. Wheeler OF Yale University VIII
lecture before the local University Extension Circle
q, tho P,eshy,erian Church next Tuesday evening
on The Relations Between Great Britain and the
United States.
In place Of the usual o'clock meeting for men at
the Young Mems Christian Association rooms this
afternoon a service will be held TO which both men
and women are invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
PORT CHESTER.

meeting Of the taxpayers Of Sound Beach and
Riverside has been called at the Sound Beach
schoolbouss on Saturday evening. March I. for the
purpose % forming property-o~ners association
Tho association proposes 10 form munich
nalitv separate from the town. 10 get fair pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26

ing for the want Of food and water. as well as
from the cold was evidenced by its feeble move
menis when taken down, and II would not have
been long before would have fallen into the street
from weakness. When Rescued II was feenly
stretching out one limb ana then another showing
was crampcl ana cold. 10 "meowcd' ptifully ana
gazcd down besocchlnglv into the street below at
those who were watching II. Every one passing
stopped a minute two To- gaze. The was
chased mp the pole by a dog, ana was afraid 10 at
tempt the descent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
"BUY OFTh6 MAKER
6UI OT '"U F'"*
Gro. CLINT Co.
4s.4s AND 47wssT 2SssT.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: ls4 AND 1855 WEST H"sRfn
HOME NEWS.
NEWT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
FIFTH AVENUES. H. Aleyne OF I>Ti .>T
GILSEY-Dr W. j. Barry, Of Dublin. loL $3.50 "a
Congressman r. r. Hit. OF limos anu L,ai
:, p,,u,ou ~ Roston PIAZA-Thomas \. Edl-
son WALDORF-Governor Asa 3 Bushnen' %
Ohio. and Senator George Gray OF Dcla 80,
WINDSOR-General NJ c. Butler. ex-oenato, I'm -
nephew Of the President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
PATRioTIc SocIETY ELEcTs 0FFIcERS.

The Eew-Jersey Society Of the War Of 1912 held
its annual meeting IN Newark yesterday. and these
officers were elected: President. Appleton Morgan
OF Westhe.d: vice. president. Henry f. Barrell Of
Newark: secretary. Adelbert 3. Hunt. Of New
providence treasurer Oscar II. Condit Of East
Oranre: register Cansain joseph T. Read L. g. y .
historian. Major William Dufield Bell New York
City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
NINTNT KISCO.

The Republican Town Committee Of Bedford
Township has called the town convention for
March IL. 10 bc held al Bedford station. ne Re-
puhlican primaries will be held in the different
The annual meeting Of the Wes,chester Hort
cultural Society was held last evening IN this
village.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
TARRYTOWN.

The Republican Town Committee has caled the
Greenburg Town Convention to be held at Pro-
,oc,ion Hall Hastines-on-t the Hudson. on March
II The Republican primaries VIII be held in the
different districts next Thursday
Isaiah Washburn one Of the oldest residents or
This village is seriously IN at his home. in Main
81 suffering from tho effects Of q fall. Mr.. WASH
hum uinefN-tM N0Ars Old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26

OUTGOING STEAMERS.

MONDAY. FEBRUARY q
Vessel For Line. Mails close Vessel sails
Algonquin. Charleston. clyde ...-..... 500 y III
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY y.
NNaVefdc. Havana, spanish .......... 100 p m
Algtf-, Nen-D. 'alls, Morgan ...+.... 500 h Ia
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feu0lnu Gotels dno Restaurants.
This list appears every sunday Tuesday and Thursday
WHERE TO DINE.
For infonation circulars. etc - any Hotel Resau
rant below call address send stamp
HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU,

g., Fifth-aye.. Newly ork.
Ale. means IA Carte Tdb. Table dIiote Dinner.
DEIMONICO'S ...... 9Th Ave. Il 4lth St \ Ia carte.
LEON FiOt REL. 18th ave Ale Tdh 81 25Nuslcl.
NOREIIO'S .... West 10Th 81. Tdh. Music)
NARsUs. 1O4 W. - tB. Il L.. Tdh) 3D. e :. AlcD Music.
HOTEL III >GsRIt Union 81. r. Tdh. with wine 81
II CHOW's GERMAN RESTAURANT. 10 E.14th- st
TEHIiCE GARDEN. }. .5Sth St. near lex. ave- Ale.
C\TI, IIEI MANN. ...Bway and Reade 81. Ale.
Al CUAT NOIR.l sol WByCrdh. wine Boo. Uptown.
\, ,II,T NoIR. 30 w2s St. Ale. Tih. rch 5oc. dln.
Al CHAT NOIR. 75c CMusirD After Theatre Suppers.
NoNTNSrIIIS i07 W. 44th 81. Elegantly rcrolelei
MONTASEIIrs. Private ding rooms Unsurpassed
MONTArEIIL's Tdh. 75c. wine. Musc) L. zoe b 4oc.
III NGtRIt REST. Recently enlarged and i'm
ON 81 ave X 1oh-st proved. Tdh.. Ale. Cee-
cafe boulevard rrated Gip.y Band
THE WENDELL. IS +. 2oh st. .Tdh.. Irh 5Oc Ale.
ARDIN !. CiitDEETl. ...... 125 West 20tb st.
French cal. wines speciality. Ale CTih 5Oc. wine
CAIRO REsTt, RANT. 10Th near Broadway French
Th vim, downstairs Soc Upstairs. 75c) Ale all hours
JtCQt IN........... - West 2Gih st. Ale Tlh.. 55c.
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MlNIATrHE ALMANAc.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 81 sunset 80 Moon rises 7li Moons 10
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
A.M-Sandy Hook sol Gov. Island s33 Hell Gate 1922
PM-sanGy Hook So Gov. Island SO Hell Gate 1o4i
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Announcements.

PNes-Dr. Chapman. 107 East 23d No cutting.
Book CITY references. Iay when cured.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

"LOngwOod."
4 Whipped seam CuT.
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METROPOLITAN OP
TON AG7T

S;I5 O'CLOCK
AT POPULAR PRICES
Sol lists: MINES. SUZANNE ADAMS and sCHUNAyy
HEINK NM. VAN DYCK. VAN ROOY and PLANc0y
together tn ENTIRE OPERA ORCHESTRA Con-
ductor. SCHALK.
Non. Eyg. Feb -. at S-Meyerheers opera LAFpI
GAME Mines. Noriica Bauermeister and Engle. NM
Jean and Ed lie Reszke. Plancon, Du.rlche Bars All
Naurel Conductor Mancinelh.
:, Wed Evg. Mch. !. AZ s-Nerfi's opera. RIGoLETTo
Mines. Semtrch. Haua-rneister Roudez and Nsnfsn'.
NM sagnac. II. Deyries Dufrche. and Campanaa
Conductor. BeyIenani.
Fri Eve. March g. AT s-I.ast time this season a,
Gounods opera. ROMEO 81 JTLIETTE Emma Ear.s
Jean AMI Ed de Reszke. Albers Piancon.
sat Aft. March T. AZ 2-Nerlfs opera. AIDA Nrs
Noriica. Bauermelster and Brema, NM. camp-map
Flanc1n. Pringle and Salez+
sat Eve. March , at : Pop Prlces-Meyerb..y,
opera LES HUGrENOTS Mines LIN Lehmann MAJ
tell and suzanne Adams. NM. Dppel Deyries. Ab.rs
Bars Dufriche and Ed dc Reszke.
STEINWAY & SONS PIANOS Used
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INCOMING STEAMERS.

TODAY
Vessel From. Line
S'3tendan bremen Feb Hol Amer
Liverpool FEB White star
Feb tunerd
Feb
Boston Fen II Bristol
MONDAY. FEBRUARY =.
Bowie ...........L yerool Feb l7...... White star
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY y.
Fesland Feb Red star
Marquette. Iona. %. Fen
rInancc. .u FEB hc Mail
eson Feb = Mallory
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FL Fi1Nrs FiNEF0mrvRE
LESSONS IN THE ART OF LIVING.

Masters in the art OF living love fine iur-
niturc as master musicians love superb insru-
mentS. Rudyard Kipling said "AmerichnS
camp out; they have not had time 10 ser" .l
Iosson of living" but with beautiful, wen
attuned furniture graceful living Is easy. Ihose
who appreciate the present opportunities we are
Offering. are proving Mr.. Kiplngs criticism
behind the times .
We make the ideals Of the best schools Oh
interior identifying. Even those VINO hhoW
,hot uo have zone In previous seasons find a
continual surprise and delight in our new pro-
ductions Such furniture Is just what Is neceS-
sory 10 bring home 10 its perfect condition
our speclal novelty for the Spring Is hght
colorod natural wood bedroom FURNITURE
painted Ia sheraton. Even these ho'el'i'S
are nj factory prices. as You
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26

chester; Asenhorn Baltimore Tallahassee. savannah
KanaWha Newport News. Curtyba Gerj Ma'anzas.
TIE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
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Amnsemcnfs

~~rNIN~No<<N>N~NN||~~>
CADEMY OF DESIGN, 23d-st. 4th-ave.
Last week but one. Exhibition of
AuCRIG'tN W Arm COLOR SOCIETY.
ma. ,,J rrsr,e Adm aslon. - cents.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-13
TIE PALMIST'S REVENGE.
How LnSkn Turned the Tables On
IN IrnEcible sccRcr Who An
nOycd Him.

The latest adept in palmistry 10 ex-
cite attention in New York is Il young
man named I.aska. who is said 10 have
created IL Juror in certain cu,lurrd cir
c.g5. L":...a =: an Interesting character,
and by no means unknown in New Or
leans. *Gy$ Tie Times D:l>,ccrat. He
stayed several weeks in his city few
years AFRO. and gave numerous rrivate
exhibitions OF his skill at one of which
little incident occurred which is re-
cal.'G with much a:"u>2m;nt bv every
E0tY who Witnessed il. hmcrw those
present on The occasion referred tc was
gentleman who rr"&Tt',h i:..n::.iiy
rs an Cu;-anG-Out humhU~ and tuci; no
PAINS 10 conceal his uli-iCn His GEM
lHgn;s as the hand reading Proceeded
w'r" urc0~~ !0rtah!y candid RIO! ii was
eaE" IN SrC hat LaSka WAS having diff.
GUY - hG,Iirg hia tpnlner ia leash.
lis E."r!; eyes Lia%rd. buI he r,nGy no
retort. and finally toward the close of
the evening NJmphcty rrorossd hat he
Try His Fewer. on the ~!:c"tc
The gentleman WIS r~fhrr reluctant.
but he finally allowed himself TO he per-
suaGcG AID stepped forward with cut
stretched hand. Laska glanced at the
or'n palm. and an expression OF
mingled horror and pity oversprcad his
roLilr face. For the first time he
seemed 10 lose his self-controI. and in
apparently deep agitation he stam-
mered out: ~ would rather read this
hand in private"
The effect which the announcement
produced may be imagined. and the
party broke up amid much embarrass-
ment' The skeptical gentleman was
extremely indignant. but Laska de-
P"r'ed smiling quietly 10 himself. lie
had had his revenge.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-13
TEE LIGET ARTIST.
Al lmpsrt.nt 'F6stof Nowadays d.
'' the DesIgnI.2 Of Houses for
the Wealthy.

AS people are gradually coming to
realize that hot and badly ventilated
rooms mean dpb:::ty and eventual sick
ness. the ventilation engineer" has
taken his place on The staff on which
the architect relies for the carrying on,
Of his designs in dwelling construction
Side 10y side with this Improvement in
the hygienic conditions of the interior
Of houses has arisen new cUnceI III
of the aesthetic possibilities of artiti,rtil
light. and in the erection Of the modern
houses Of the wealthy classes the light
artist has become very important
parsonage. A well-known light de
Signer talks enlPrtaininS!y on the sub.
ipct. lie compares light with hnrpi.
ness. which is all matter Of contrast
and must be treated accordingly Il.
tells how Alma Tadema. in London. ha.
il small door To his atrium. in order han
its size may lie the more felt OH enter
ing; So must the degree of light b.
graduated throughout the binding
On entering Il tlinI:y-lit hall from The
dark II appears brilliant: hut This
again. must be eclipsed by the Iighl'ui
the reception rooms. So there should
be. AZ in good photograph. light and
dark portions. and scmi-torts. for Il
room tit equally Throughout gives fin,
effect. and is neither artistic nor rest.
full. II should not he forgotten hat h.
pupil Of the human eye has conSrl"r-
able Fowtr of expansion and contrnc-
lion. and in the presence Of bright
light an Involuntary contraction take.
place Rending under such cOnt:ili0ns
Is destructive To the eye Frost your
lamp. and though you get actually ten
per cent. less li@h,. YOU get apparently
more. Tor ii Il: diiil!S"d Thus the >trrs
Of il r':.iEH' Highs Is he iItui",uuiion Of
large "urlarr with an absence OF duZ-
HlIE& E!n'rhrH In room thus lit the
weakest eyes can read in comfort.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-13
He 'SHsS9d" his Mother.

a very subdued loo.ing boy OF
about thirteen ycart, with long
scratch on his nos and an ayr ~
general dej"cEiop: came to his teach.
or in one of the Boston publ c schools
and handed her note befor taking
his seat and becoming deeply abs oro-
ed i'll his books. The note read us
follows:
"Miss b. Please excuse james for
not beng thare ycster Jay. Ito pIay.
Ell tro"Ant but | guess you needn't to
lick him for it, as the boy he pIayed
trOoaut with and hin fell out and tine
boy licked him m the man they sass.
ed caught him an licked him, an tho
driver of a sled they hung onto licked
mm also, Then his pa licked him
an had TO give him Inother for saes
ing me when | told his pa so you need
not lick linn till the next time 7
gucss he thinks he'd better keen in
school hereafter
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-13
TWO IDEAS OF Liberty.

A warship reached San Francisco
on Sntur iay last and among its pas
sengers were some lalirs who hal
been ordered home by GAu Otis
swho feared for thei IT. welfare, OWING
to the actions nf the Filiprn"s and the
possibility of some catastrophe to
th,m during the course "f the war,
says the Salt Lake Tribune. Our
anti .nnnexa'iOu friends nn hit to try
to read and fully di re t that item. 1t
is true that Gen. Otis las to keep
half hi. force ~ the city and only 10y
utmOi It vigilance and carefully plaC
ned preparations was IL general mas
Bacre pvented when Agu naldo,
commenced hi4 assault rhat librriy-
low ng rom rany prefer he cutting nf
thro It4 md looting of property to
anything 81 81 and their lea Vt lib
cry is that IF unbrid q Ii .ense. Our
mo Ieru ma !wu ms w"nl If the,
cou |, iii agra - the n tive land -
GLz tire.
Ii the l|Ilipinos are such had rot rs
the GIZerte pants the IL, what in the
name If heaven d rs ;he United
Stan g want with the II? 1t hey
prefer the cutting of thro ITS and loot
ing Of property to anything else they
are certainly unfit to become II part
Of Uncle Sans family. NJ Ame i
car chiZ ~ will get his throat cur or
his prnpe ;ty jOnte.l by PHILIPPINES if he
does MOI 20 where they are. They
are not worth the blood and TREASURE
it will lake to subdue them to ga,
nothing Of the 81 per head McKmle,
are not much below these nf an ad
min siratiOn hat seeks to make them
I'M will mg subj cts of free people.
II their condition of "nalf devil and
half cLiId"as much civiIa ION and en-
Hghiment cannot he expected from
them rs from ii people vino have en-
Joyed all the blessings Of liberty for
over one hundred years. Their iiea
OF liberty may be that OF unbridIcd
license, but what can he = i'll Of that
OF the nation tina, bought these cuI-
throats and lnoters and is now stamp
ing ont the very principles for which
it, founders frugh'? Tine iii grace #
any must rest upon the head of Pres
ldent MCKINLEY and his advisers. The
"modcrn mugwunpN is II paragon
OF patriotism and Justice by the side
of them.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-13

The following significant item ap-
pears in the Carson News: "Lieuten-
ant Governor Judge has re 'urncd to
his home ~ California" He ~ the
man the last Legislature gave salary
of $500 Il year to keep IN the
State. The Governor should call an
extra session OF the Legislature to pay
his expenses while visiting his Cali
forn'a home. The taxpa! ers wouldn't
care he muse Mr.. Judge is such a
good fellow and so necessary to the
welfare of the State.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-13
FILE YOUR BILLS,

BY order Of the Board Of County
Commission all bills against the
County to be acted upon by the
Board, must be file d on or before the
Saturday immediately preceding the
Monday upon winch the Board meets,
otherwise the bills will not be acted
upon until the next meeting of the
Board.
Attest: A. G. DAwLEY
County Clerk.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-13
Hoods Pills cure liver ills; non.irritating and
only cnthai tic to take with Hoods Sarsaparilia.

The strength of a man for continu-
lay, rs Gstima "d as on. tenth 0f d
nor r-no yer. rho engines of the
b tttIeship Ore ron devalbp and main
tar 5000 horse power To maintain
the Same power 10y human muscles
for ~ ian e hy men turning franks
&c Il 10 the sc"ew Shafts---v pnld
re iuir" 235.0n0 me1. $500 on each
eight.hour shift.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-13

Cats make the most careful toilet Of
any class OF animals. The lion and the
'iger wash themselves in eXactly the
same manner ~ the cat wetiing The
dark india rubber-like ball Of the fore
'o"' ana inner toe. and passing it over
the lace and between the ears The
foot is thu. ~ the same time farp
sponge and brush. and the rough
tongue combs The res! Of the body.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-13
The INDEPENDENT has made a

The INDEPENDENT has made a,
binatinn with the SAP FraL cisco
letin by which both papers vii
delivered to subscribers by car
for one dollar n month. Every
tcriber to both papers gets Gel
beautiful >uD burst photo. eDgrarh
~ x % inches. Of De wey, ScbIey
Sampson, merica's great n
heroes. These pictures are worsi
art and will ornament any b.
Subscribe now and get these kf
fnl pictures and the latest newsd
world in the Bulletin and the
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Subscriptions received at this q
or by tue solicitor.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-13
WHAT IS SHILOH?

y or md oil remedy for Cough,
Colds and Consump rnn u Sed through
the w0Il for half a century, has cur
ed mnume-ablr cases of inciuirnt
con uupIInn and rrlieved many in
adv need stages. If y"n are not sat
lSiipd with the results VIC will refund
ynmr money Price IS cts 50 cts.
and 81 90. For sal" by Elko Drug Co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-13
Grand March at $3.50 D. m,

TICKETS. radmit ding gentle man7 q "A
L and dies ..1l..V
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-13
Snmon'a Chief crodnct.

Practically the whole business of Sa-
moa Is based to-day upon the cocnanmi.
ana he export OF ropra. the dried meat
OF the cocoanni. represents nearly ali
the exports OF the island.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-13

y S:9.z:Si ~ III stsS1zyiS17
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-13

1t will provesworth. your while
to see our new SILKS, consist
ing of all the latest French
novelties and effects. We
have an elegant line of
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-13

spectators ................... e
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-13
First Anniversary Ball
Ivy Rebekah Lodge
NO. is !. O. 0. r.
At Harris Hall, Wednes-
day evening, April Doth.

COMMITTEE OF ARRANG EN- ENTS.
Miss l. Adams, Miss K f Gheen,
Miss Pearl Lindsay, Miss Mile Wilson,
w W BoohCr.
RECEPTION COMMITTEES,
Mrs a w IIcSSou Mrs Il Jones
Mrs JOS Lang Mrs II II Harris
Mrs NJ f. Lane
INVITATION COMMITTEE.
MRS f. IL Mead Mrs A Bruce,
Mrs j J Garrccht
FLOOR DIRECTOR.
MRS. EDGAR REINHART.
FLOOR MANAGE S:
Miss Nellie Anderson. Miss Louisa Lane
Miss Addic Garrecht, Miss Ida Drown,
Miss Ellie johnson.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-13

Eon't forget Rev. Nit che'l's lecture
at the Presbyterian church Friday
evening.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-13

The first on the program
will be u Rebekah Team
Drill undrr the direc ion OF
A. l.. Mault, p. G. NJ, at .
o'clock sharp. Good music
has been engaged.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-08

Cape Town: The news of the
Boers'' two victories around Lady.
smith has created considerable ex .
c'tement among the Afrikauders, who
40 not conceal their joy. Sir Alfred
Miner. the British high commission. &.
or. is much perturbed at their atti.
tude. Gen. White, in these two
engagements, lost about $50 men
killed. wounded and prisoners. The
second victory was won by the Free
Staters. commanded by Lucas Meyer.
who seized Colenso. thus cutting off
the retreat of Gen. White, who is
wounded. The investment of Lady.
smith is complete, and the Beers are
masters of the Pietermaritzburg and
the Durham railway.
News has reached Gen White that
Mafeking is closely beseiged and that
the Beers have successfully repul d
the sorties. The surrender of Mafek.
ing is expected.
1t is also confirmed that the Free
Staters have seized Oolesburg.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-08
FOR THE OPEN DOOR.

London, Nov. 4 A special dispatch
from Washington asserts that the
American State department. recently
asked Frauce. Germany and Russia to
give written assurances regarding the
preservation of the "open door" 10
China. being dissatisfied with mere oral
assurances and rejecting a proposal
that the United States should seiz, A
por. aud establish sphere of influence
10 China
IF these assurances arc declined"
says the dispatch, 1.-THE Uuited States
will Insist upon China observing the
strict IeNor Of the treaty giving the
Uni'ed States equal rights With other
powers in China
The Daily Coconicie. commenting
edi'orlalIy upon "this neg departure 10
AmcTicau policy. which will be fully
approved in EncIapd;' 6ilates upon its
"lmmcdIate importance" and suggests
thas it may affect tha International
politics OF Enrope in very remark.
able degree"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-08


eosmy treated our wounded with
humanity, Gen Joubsrs at once dis.
psssaiug . letter to NE. Offering safe
conduct to doctors and ambulances to
remove the wounded A medical
O&cer and parties to render frat aid to
the wounded we're dispatched to the
scene OF action from Lsdysmith les,
oighs, and ths smbulsncss at dawn
this morning.
"The want OF success Of the column
Vas due to the misfortune Of the mules
sssmpediug and tho consequent loss OF
the guns aud small arm ammuo ition
reserve.
"Tbs official list Of casualties and
prisoners viii be reported shortly. The
latter are understood TO have been sent
BY sail to Pretoria.
"The security Of Ladysuith 10 10 no
way Effected !"
The concluding sentence Of Geo.
White's dispatch rslssiva TO the safety
Of L,dysmi,h. vas resolved with q
certain reserve. 10 view OF the fact that
sinilsr ofio,sl assurances we're given
recently as Dundee aud Glencoe, aud
there is intense anxiety for further
usws OF the reported renewed attack
which is not meutiooed 10 the Official
dispatches.