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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14
This is a grea. day for the pf.tric. O. Co

This is great day for the District o., Co
lumbia. The approval Of the President, the
final step in the legal procedure by which Rock
Creek Park is established is now given. and
the great project for which the community has
long struggled is accomplished The capital
Of the republic is to be adorned with park
which in wild. natural and picturesque beauty
will compare favorably with any in the world
And clean and sparkling Rock Greek is to be
preserved as pure, attractive aud health
giving stream in its course through the Dis
frict- AMI not suffer conversion through pro1-
unity OF settlement into a foul open sewer to
be hid from sight and smell, in course
OF time as necessary sanitary measure
st cost OF millions. The capital
m both its national and local aspects is to be
congratulated upon this successful termination
of the movement The dreams OF progressive
eitizens OF a qHarter-century ago. and the rea-
sonable hopes OF the clear-sighted and ener-
ge'ic nic II of today who have pushed the project
to success HOW realized The people of the
District of Columbia pay too large proportion
Of the cost of this great national undertake
ing. but they are accustomed to help out
the nation in a pinch, and there is no ma
tional purpose more attractive than this
npon which part Of their surplus will be
expended Either by donations CT q future
extension by act Of Congress a narrow strip
must be added TO the park as its northern end
winch viii include both banks OF the creek
clear TO the District line, and thus fully accom-
push the purpose Of protecting this stream
from contamination. But this step and any
rearrangt ment Of the ownership relations be-
tween District and nation in respect to the
park are for she future. The park is won, and
II viii be in the future a splendid monument
to the memory Of every one concerned in its
creation. from him who suggested it a quarter
century ago. TO the President of the United
States who has now taken the final and decisive
Step IN making il an accompIishad flct
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We tell you today Of Ladie g Furnishings,
Furbeiows &c. All Of the little @RequiS ties"
which go to complete your Easter" outfit
such as Gloves, Hosiery. Handkerchief,
Paraso!s, 2s!s..,,;Is &c.
Jas $. ,hc nick of time we have secureds
line pi i-button Perinot Suede Gloves of the
usual 81 10 quality. which we can sell at
81 25 per pair.
We hnvo the best value in the city Of
White Gloves in this button White Suede
Mousquetaire, at sle5.
Chamois Skin Gloves, in White and
Natural. 81 Per paar.'
In Hosiery. abous the best value is the
Ladies' Fast Black Isle Thread Hose ex-
ira quality. with high spliced heel and toe,
which we are selling VI aga Equal to any
heretofore sold at soc
At SOC. We have an exquisite line Of Richie
lieu Ribbed and Fancy Pattern Hose in all
the various color effects
For the children we offer Fast Black Cot
ton Hose at 19c per pair
Easter Novelty" Parasols-We have
Psrasols at all prices. but the Chiffon aud
Lace-trimmed Parxsols are worth special
mention at this time
Exquisite Chiffon trimmed Parasols from
s475 to SIG each
Lace trimmed Parssols from 1915 to a14
each
Elegant linz Of plain White Handkerch,efs
We can give you choice of about 20 differ
ent patterns In embroidered. hern-s.i;ched,
scaiiop-edge, diced and plain linen hand
kerchiefs. 25c. each.
At 121<c. each We have excellent all-linen
hem-s:itched handkerchief, half three
quarters and one inch hem, at l EXC. each
For the men we are Offering colored plain
bordered Handkerchiefs at l21zc.
Mems Coiored Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs at gle. and the usual SO and go.
Mems Plain White Hems.itched Handker-
chiefs. of extra fine quality Of all-linen, at
30 each: 3 forsl.
Tfis is truly Ribbon Season. We have
Ribbons Of every description and in all the
various spring tints In Moires, Nacres, Om-
bres. Gros Grains. Satin with Moire Stripes.
Brocades, Satin and Gros Grain. Double
faced satin, Polka Dot and other fancy
novelty Ribbons great variety
An special value We offer 3-inch Satin
and Gros Grain Extra Quality Ribbon. in
Black, White and colorA at Zoe. per yard.
Usual value. 37J4c
3-inch Moirs SILK Ribbons. the best
quality. usual 371Sc. Only sc. per yard
Velvet Ribbons are having quite run Of
popularity this season.
We are offering = qualities in Velvet Rib
bons. satin back. Back and all the various
spring shades. especially in the new shades
in Heliotrope. Violet, &c Width No 200
and 22c per yard No z. 27c and goo per
yard No o. 3oc and 37,sc per yard
EASTER GARTEkS
Silk Elastics. ribbon bow and oxidized
siiyer catch, only sec per pair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14

Mr. Heard's bill 10 provide that no one horse
ears shall be run in Washington is q proper
step. Bat tue time has come when this city
Regards even two horse car as rather lone
horse aiTair
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So important TO SofI tfst thew
must not be passed over will ba
called 70 your attention in view
Of their appropriateness for
Easter and Its attendant gayeties
The lsrgest stock of Ladies' ana
Gentlenenp Low Sboes in ina
city. Newest Sxles; Iovest
Prices. Call and ipSpect.
Friday and satur6 n a handsome
Easter Egg Will be Svenrto every
boy OF girl. Beaufi<uA Easts,r
souvenirs 20 to the LANES.
One item Ia our Ladies' ponrnla
Button shoe, in Phimisi,;hia
square toe, with or without pas-
emit Leather Tips. The latest
Is il . strong. Solid, Seryicesbie
shoe, which cannot be h a else-
where for less tbAn 81. So II
Will cost you 81. 10 here.
The Dongola Button Hand.
81 % 10 . regular a. Shoe Com.
mon senae and box toe. with nv
without tip Very stylish All
sizes in widths from A toE
We have knocked of al so on
Mems Regular - Shoes This
linz includes Calf. Lace. Button
and Congress Shoes tn giobe. I,on-
don, French and bon-ton foes.
with or without tips An EXCEIr
LENT Shoe at a RARE value this
Your choice for 81 so
Special attention is directed TO
our Mems Fine Calf Hand ssyed
Bluchers, with Picadilly toes and
crimped yamps Very noblJy.
stylish Shoes Regular So Shoes
At the remarkable rate Of a. We
have your size
LADIES' AND GENTS OVER
GAITERG
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FLOwrRs That Broon In
Tn Spnrxe. 40

TN every flower that blooms around
some pleasing emblem we may trace"
"Fiowers preach 90 US II we will hear"
The gentle rnce Of flowers are lying
IN their lowly ed"
"These children Of the meadows. bora
Of sunshine and OF showez"
Tomorrow morning . center table Will
be fl,ed with Q choice collection Of
Bunches Of Materials. Branch oooda.
wresths, Roses. Poppies. Leaves. Clover.
Thistles, yiolets. BegoniaA Ehsaa
Sweet Peas. Lilacs. &c.
These flowers sell regularly 1t 6sA
75c, $50 and OIL rs. Tomorrow tsks
-. ,csx-, M af,c mar BUNCH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14

BARaA,ss In REA1rrr
OF
WARRANTED KID GLOVES
A TWO DAYS SPECIAL SALE.
TOMORROW (FRIDAYl APRIL H.
SATURDAY. APRIL 10.
THREE COUNTERS LOADED WITH
4BUTToN SUEDE KID aLOvES
REDUCED FROM 81 TO 7Oc
sBUrToN DRESSED KID MOUsoUETAIREs.
REDUCED FROM 81 SO TO $50
SUTTON SUEDE MOUsQUETAIREs
IN TAN. PEARL, BLACK AND BROWN
REDUCED FROM 81 so to CSC
81 25 QUALITY FOSTER HOOK GLOVES AT 9sc
TRIED ON AND WARRANTED
GENTS KID GLOVES
OUR $3.50 WHITE QUALITY AT ssc
OR SL75 cOLoRED QUALITY AT sI.37.
OUR 81 CoLoRED QUALITY AT s1.sO.
TRIED ON AND WARRANTED
wEwIsH TO CALL PARTICULARS ATTENTION
TO THE FACT TINT WE HAVf = H.Nt IN
DREDS OF DOZEN THAT TIt SUPPLY NtI.I.
SURELY SUFFICE TO FURNISH EVERY CALLER
DURING THESE TWO DAYS OF SPECIAL SALE.
AND THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF W ASH
INGToN NEED NOT TO FEAR THAT THE Y CAN
NOT BE SUITED AS WELL ON SATURDAY AS THE
DAY PREVIOUS. NOR DO We LIMIT YOU AS TO
QUANTITY OF PURCHASE.
ALL FRESH GOODS AND IN PERFECT ORDER,
ON WHICH WE BASE OUR GUARANTEE
EASTER NOVELTIES
WE CERTAINLY CARRY THE LARGEST AND
BEST-AssoRTED STOCK OF FOUR-BUTToN
DRESSED KIDS AND EIGHT BUTTON DRESSED
AND BNDRESSED KID MOUSQUETAIRES IF
YOU ASK IN WHAT COLORS, OUR ANSWER Is
IN EVERY COLOR TO MATCH ANY DRESS OR
HAT.
GIVE Us 4 CALL AND WE'LL SUIT YOU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14
Acorrr OUH HosrrrALrrr

Where there srs boys there's shopping tobs
done tomorrow snd next day. Pride b the en-
CINE Of fashion-ir1 push you to getting them
their new spring rigs before Easter
Al yourselves all manner Of questious-and
whsre's the largest stock Of BOYS and CHILD
REN's oUTFITTINGss AT sAKs. The
choicest VARIETY AT sAKs' Tho most ex-
elusive styles. AT sAKs' The bsst quaiitiesf
Ar sAKS The lowest priees' AT sAKS
The bes. service, AT sAKs' Where's every.
thing guaranteed! AT sAKss
Every argument draws YOU and Us closely
together. we don't say we've got three times
the stock others carry for the sake Of hearing
ourselves talk, IT'S A FACT. Poll our Gus
toners and you'd soon see the need we have for
It, This is growing department. In today's
satisfaction lies the success of the future-and
ws want to sell these youngsters their clothes
when they're grown men. It's safe to buy at
any Price HERE OUR s. grade of chill
DREN's SHORT PANTS SUITS will give the
wear and service of most 80 and 81 qualities
Fact is,w make IT special point to crowd that
grade with value-Becsuse it IL Q convenient
price-suits so many pursea
We touch every nesd-You can get their Long
and Short Pants Suits HERE-their Refers
HERE-their Kills HERE-thcir Furnishings
HERE-their Shoes HERE-their Hats HERE.
In styles and designs that are strangers to the
other stores Our makers work for no one else
In Warrington. Keeps things exclusive.
SAks AND ComrAxY.
THE GREAT MODERN CLOTHES HOUSES
PENsYLvANIA AVE AND 7TH ST. ap1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14
EASTER NOVELTIES
LOUVRE GLovE Co,
1t OIL PENNSYLVANIA AVE- GIL.

W. Want
EvKnrBoDr To Ksow
FINEST That the best ICE CREAM SODA
Coo made csr be had here at cents q
CANDY glass and that all the CHOICEST
ONLY: CANDIES on our counters. including
800 cur finest Goo goods, still going at
PER Doc CENTS A POUND.
POUND.
= HEE 7 z. Maker Of Pure Candy. fresh every hour,
COR 10TH AND + STREETS.
wELCKERs HOTEL. 18TH ST. spf4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14

Nobody in Hr. Hoiman's district objected
10 his denomination
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THrr. Il
E##;I W 8 #E
liz TINS
a 4 4 f.
Another one Of our grand Removal salss
wiil tsAs place Tomorrow. RemcmbsA
TIE entire stock on hand IN uxt be sold
RxxovAL SALE Bane.rss In
UrHoLsrrRr Goops

.4pieccs Of Striped Cotton Muslin. q
Inches wide. Reduced from roc. 10 reo.
one Lot Of New silkAlInc-. all The v.ri-
Gus art colorinea Reduced from zoe 70
12,so
2 pieces OF White Madras Muslia
Lemon aud Orange colcrinss Prom l5s
20 2ec yer yard
% pieces Of French Creton. Lirht COT
tAxe oolorings- Regular zoe. SOC ana
ooo qualitis& Only 25c per yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14

That gold is hard money is no sign that silver
- easy money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14
SIN Gowns To Onprn

Beautiful line Of Fancy Figured crsam
Dfmities, Light Creton aud Fancy
Linens for making slip covers.
II you cannot come to the stors anA
mafes selection We will send 9 mas up
with samples. take the measure Of yous
pieces and submit you an estimate,
3pieces Of Jacquard Linen, left over
from last year. Was 35c. to close out
viii sell for 2Oc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14
NV IMPORTATION Or Wux

We have iust received q msxni1csns
line Of French and English wan rsperA
ne most artistic color tippsnxs imssin-
able and entirely new effects never b.
fore shown in this city. We have n
creased facilities for attending property
70 al orders for interior deoorstans.
Now 10 the time to place your order fes
Spring Wall Paperins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14
A WoRp ABour Han.

Throw yourselves back in IN easy 10
olinins chair. close your eyes. snd draw
upon your imagination for your idesi
Spring Hat: then come 10 us for shses
are ninety nine chances out Of hundred
Chat we have exactly what you have con-
ssrsd your thoughts upon There 10 Q
certain dash. chic and original:
fty shout our hats that immed1-
steiy distinguishes them from thoD
of the common run Willis hats are
hats ours are 90 uncommon thss 10 d.
scribe them would he utterly impossl-
bic by the use Of ordinary terms snA
would even seriously tar the lsnxuaes
of fancy 10 ind suitable words fos
their nomination Our motto =
~oriefnsiity. Taste. Elegance and I'm
Satisfaction" DO not vsit untn 49,
urday 10 buy your Easter Ass osos
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When you build q good house
you employ an architect. no mat
ter how strong your faith in the
ability Of your builder may be.
When you want good pair OF
shoes YOU want the best TO b.
found for the price any where.
Some manufacturers have been
falling you that those who mako
and sell their own goods direct
can do best for you.
The fact however, 70 that
makers Of desirable shoes need
not peddie ont their wares NO
more than you would expect .
hosiery mill to sell socks by the
single pair to the consumer.
The employment Of an expert
buyer enables us to offer TO you
the pick from the products OF
hundreds of different makers 1t
lower prices than could be offered
by makers Of any one line.
WE HAVE:
4 differeat makes Of e5 French
Can.kanxsroo and Patent Leathsx
Shoes.
oiHercnt makes OF "a Low
snd Hish-cut Calf, KGngsroo
Patent Leather ana Russia
Leather shoea
4 different makes Of Is Fins
Hand-sewed. Low or Hixh-cps
Calf and Kangaroo shoeA
Our Own famous o2. SO shoss
are equal 10 the very best @
ehoss Of other makerx
our grsat 81 ROYAL Shoes, in
calf OF kangaroo calf. Low or higA
cut have no equal for the price n
the United Statss.
VIZ HAux & Coz
RELIABLE SHOE HoUsEA
go and e32 Seventh -
1914 snd 1915 p svA
- 23l Pa sve.s.A
1Eo2 E1ILINGK-A GOOD sUhdfz
GEO. WITH q son
fs2o-3n Maine ave be- ~ aud "
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Pnorrcrros FRox Tan Sun.

Our estimator is ready to wait upon you
with fun line Of Awning Stripe. Yos
needn't put them up nov unless you wish
20. We viii make them and hold then
untn they are needed without extra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14
LAsssuroH & Bno.

MODERN COMMERCE AND ANc IENr HISTORY
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EAsrrn Crows.

6-button Mousquetaire Suede Gloves ga.
\ button Mousqust.ire Suede Gloves I'm Tsn.
Brown and kngiish Red. SIC. pair. Regular
5-button scalloped Top GIsce Kid Giovss
In Ian. Gray AMI 3 ask 81 pair
s,1atton Gisce Md Gloves. in rans. fswns
sbutton Pearl Glaze Kid Gloves, with Black
nsesattcn aiscs KID Gloves, in Tan. Pawn.
Pearl. Gray and black. with scalioped top.
aSa sS,n S siaes kia aOre., in Black. with
White binding large pearl buttons. 81 pair
EASTER NrckwrAn Fon LADIES
Cream. Gray. PINK. Blue. Orange, Lavender .n2
Chiffon JabOss. IA inches hong. in the same
Chifion JAbo,s in every delicate shade
trimmed with Pointa d'irlande Lsc-, at sl.lk
$50. 81 20 500. $3.50. $50 aud $3.50
China srk Ruching in Cream, Black. Red,
Orange Pink. Lavender and Light Blue. I5c I'd
Orange PINK. Lavender and L,sht Blue. s2c ID
r'e 1.ss:s sss ..s
Light Blue. Zoe per yard
Fish Net veilA POLKA spot full width. Z Of .
yard long. IN Black. Red and Navy Blue, Tan.
Aii.siii Fish Nst t' very iafss mesh. in Bl.eh
Cream Navy Blue and Brown 4oc per yard
EASTER JEwrLn1.
500 Lace Pins in Bow Knot Violet and other
designs, SC.
siivsrsd and Gilt Hair Pins with perforated
DESIGNS. 25c.
Gilt aud silvered Garter Ciasps 23c.
heart-shsped Pendants. 49c.
Gilt aud Silver brooches. 25c-. 2ec. ooa..
ol.49 and 81. 80
Gold Necklaces. q. 10 and Sls9.
Gilt and Silver Bandeaux- 25c. ,49c. and opo
Gilt and Silver Garter CIasps. 3yc
sterling Silver CharelAines, Sass, e. - snd
e350.
Sterling Silver and Gold filled 13- karat CUT
Buttons u. 40, 81. rs and -. so.
Tortoise shell Hair Pins, ol69. %. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14
W1Spov SCREENS To OHpKR

We make specially Of window scresns
to order. We win send to you with sam
pies and submit you an estimate upoa
request Lowest prices CONSISTENT Viii
best work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14

lNTEGRITY Of word and deed forms the cor
ner stone Of our business. We put our con-
science into every sale make, and every
word We say about our goods. One price, aud
that the lowest. misrepresentAti ns and
money SheeIfally refunded Tor u DISSATISFIED
purchase are our principles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14
A New OAK SHApz IN
DusLap DKn.1rs

Straw Hats Just arrived 1t Is credit to this cele-
Straw Hats brate maker a. there in no telling when
Straw Hat4 we will De able To qet n second shpmaut
straw Haea Don't fail to secure yorn
Straw HseA ANOTHER "N0vELTY"-Lsdirs new
Straw Hsts Spring Sailors with extra broad brims.
Straw Hsta Storage facilities for the storags Of
Straw Has sealskins Furs. &C., equal to any In the
Straw Hats. city. Moderate prices.
STRAW H Hat: WnLErr & Ruorr.
Straw Hata 9o5 Pennsylvania ava n ~
sp14
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14

oUR business has already grown TO such
proportions that We find must enlarge some
Departments To do this have decided to
close out our entire stock of table linens con-
sisting Of Cloths, Doylies, Dinner Napkins and
Dsmssks by the yard
so All-linen liable Cloths. sxlo, with Red,
Yellow and Blue borders. at 81 %
20 dozen German Damask Napkins nov
Soc doz: worth 9oc
20 dozen German Damask Napkins, now 6Ss
One lot Of Very Fine Irish Damaak Dinner
Napkins, beautiful designs, 81 81 per dozsa
Worth 50 SO
20 dozen German Damask Doyles IL inches
square. 45c per dozen Worth 62xc
20 dozen German Danask Doylies, 76s pG
dozen Worth 81
Al-linen Bisached German pamask Table
Linen, 81 inches wide now Ate per yard Worth
Allhnen German Damask unble.ehed Table
Linen, O. inches wide, now 46c PER yard Worth
60c
Ail-iinen Irish Bieached Damask Table Linen,
All linen Irish Bieached Dalnask Table IineuL
IS inches wide, now S9c per yard Worth 81
All Linen Damssk Towels. combed fringA
1896 inches, in he'd, Blue and yellow borders,
15c each
All Linen Damask Towels, 1886 in, knottsA
fringe, &c or 5 for SOC
All Linen Huch-a-back Towels. 1881 inches
81 per dozen
All Linen Huck-a-bsck Towels l6x37 inches.
e1.50 per dozen
All Linen Damask Towel. In Pink, Blua Yalx
low. Red and Brown border, with two rows Il
fasgoting, 24x4S inches, 25c each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14
A Straw BAsKrr o,
EasrEn Fees

II IL sift that viii delight any child. n
quantity provided is n generous one and the
distribution viii be systematic. You msy fsar
no discomnturel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14

Ju1Ius LasssuneH.
aplA Corner 18th and sta n q
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Tn Bou MAncrr.
314 AND 3I6 7ru Sr. N.
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SO7 p Ave-. n. w.

WANT ALL PARENTS AND CHILDREN
70 know that they viii rive 10 every purcAsoar
OF any amount whatever ON Saturday, April Ia
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CrLLu1o1n PrcruRr FRAxrs.

In Cresm. Lavender. Nile Green, Pink, orans
and White Single. S35c; 2 fold 7oc. 8 fold Q
4 fold 81 SO
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EAsrrn GARrrns,

Made Of silk web frfiied edge, finished wifi
stlveYed or gilt buckles and ribbon bow in Vel
low, Pink, Light Blue. Cream. White Cardina
an d BlAck. 30 and Toe pair
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WARRANTED GIovEs Fos EASTER.

II HE PaIais Royal Gloves being warranted, We pre-
fer to try them on and thus convince ourselves vel
a. patrons that they perfect in every respect
Therefore we write in big type
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14

onr srsat 81 Royal Shoes, d
calf or kangaroo calf. Low or high
cut have no equal for the price h
the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14

6kO WITH q SONS.
fe263n Maine ave ~. ~ aud 6th 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-17
DEATH BY LIGHTNING
Three Persons Are Killed in Chi
cago and a Number Injured.
THE GRANT MONUMENT STRUCK
The Catastrophe the Result of a Severe Elec-
tricai storm-Ths Damage to the Monn-
ment Small-O,her Fatalities.

CHICAGO, June 16.-Three persons were
killed, two seriously injured and some
forty more stunned by the flash of light
ming which struck the Grant monument at
Lincoln park tonight. The killed are:
LEWIS MEYER.
Mrs. SHELBY.
An UNKNOWN MAN,
The injured are: Harry Phillips and
Mrs Mamie Olson.
The catastrophe was the result Of a
severe electrical storm, during which the
people who congregated in the park took
refuge in the vaults under the monument
The storm began with slight shower,
which rapidly developed into
SMALL HURRICANE
accompanied by q downpour of rain, vivid
flames of lightning and q terrific peal of
thunder. When the storm was at its
height binding flash struch the statue,
taking its course directly through the little
crowd underneath. Everybody, with the
exception of three men, was thrown to the
floor: None of them, however, suffered a
severor injury than stunning, with the ex-
ception of those named.
The lightning did not strike the bronze
figure of Grant and the damage to the
monument can be covered by few dollars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-17
REID AND THE PRINTERS.
A Statement to Be Published Relative to the
Alleged settlement.

A Statement to Be Published Relative to the
Alleged Settlement.
New York, June 16- The Tribune will
tomorrow publish statement prepared by
the officials of Typographical union No. 6
relative to the adjustment OF the differences
between the union and the Tribune, which
has been pronounced by Whitelaw Reid to
be accurate. The statement relates in de-
tail the various steps IN the negotiations
for settlement, which began nearly two
years ago, while Reid was minister to
France.
The correspondence between Reid and
the union shows the latter had accepted all
that was practically applicable to the
Tribune Office. He held the Tribune was a
linotype Office, while the organization was
one of composition; the trade was abso-
lutely different, and knowledge of com
position was not necessary also that
he was paying the highest wages and
would gladly cooperate with the union in
maintaining or even advancing them.
Finally when Reid returned to this country
il was proposed by the union that the same
plsn be adopted which had been success
fully employed in the settlement with the
Indianapolis Journal and other newspapers.
that of employing as foreman of the Tribune
Office, 9 member OF the union n good stand
ing. This proposition was promptly ac-
cepted. Mr.. Reid chose William Bren-
nan. late president OF the union.
thereby proving his perfect faitn in