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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-11-10
SAKS Sc COMPANY
Iudana's largest Mems Boys Outfitters.

to arrange for a news service for the new
afternoon paper. From here he goes 10 New
York
MAJOR Russell II. Harrison, who is nome
on a ninety-day sick leave, left for Omaha
this evening. He is still weak and worn
from his yellow and malarial fever expert
ence. He came very near dying.
Senator and Mrs. Beveridge are expected
in Washington early next week.
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Has been used over nifty years by millions OF
mothers for their children while teething with
perfect II soothes the child softens t.se
gums. allays pain, cures wind collie regulates the
bowels. and is the best remedy for diar-hea
whether arising from teething other causes
For sale by druggists In every part OF the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. 5 cents bottle.
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AL Quiet i'm samoa.

APIA, Samoan Islands, Oct. 81 (via
Auckland. Nov. s.)-Matters here are salts
factory The various groups of natives are
awaiting the outcome of the report of the
International commission. a much more
quiet spirit than formerly existed is being
displayed.
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Assist nature in her efforts 20 shake OF a
cough cold she may revenge herself by
giving up the contest Remember that with
Hae's Honey Of Horehound and Tar for an ally
she will extinguish the worst cough in a few
days Sold by druggists
Pixies TOothache Drops in enc minute
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women were trying to interfere Is, a ape s ans
Moore had a wife in Alabama. from whom
he had separated. Moore is thirty-swo years ear
he was insane.
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Admiral Schley's Orders.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9-Admiral Schley
to-day received his final orders from the
Navy Department to hoist his flag on the
Chicago at New York the 18th inst, as
Stunning command OF the South Atlantic sta
tfou
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Strike Of Miners.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Nov. s.-The miners
at the mine Of Joseph Taylor, near Belle
Vile. struck to-day because Mr.. TAYLOR had
been shipping coal to the districts in Arkan-
sas and Kansas where the union miners are
striking.
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Places and How to Raise Money for Sup
plies" T. A Moss and 7. s Thompson were
among the speakers An open conference
was held tonight regarding the student mis-
SiOnary and his work.
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BERLIN. Nov. 9-The Local Anzeiger
says that at the direct request of Queen
Victoria, Count Won Buelow, the German
foreign minister, will accompany Emperor
William and the Empress to England. the
date OF the visit probably being Nov. 1S
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Indianian. at the Capital.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-John Holiday
was In the city this afternoon and evening
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Reporters Cannot Copyright Speeches.
LONDON. Nov. 9.-The decision of low
er court, giving the London Times a copy
right of its report Of Lord Rosebery's
speeches, has been reversed, on the appeal
of a publisher, Lane, the appeal court hold
ing that a reporter has no copyright of
speeches giving not only the ideas but the
words in which the ideas are expressed.
The Times has decided to appeal the case
to the House of Lords.
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FIFTY YEARS OLD.
Prince Of Wales Celebrates the Ami
versary Of His Birth.

LONDON, Nov. 9.-The fiftieth birthday
of the Prince of Wales was celebrated to-
day. Cathedral chimes were pealed. the
public schools foated the royal standards
salutes were fired at Windsor, and the
Horse Guards paraded. The prince cele-
brated his birthday at Sandringham, where
he entertained Lord Rosebery and other
distinguished guests.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.-According to the
advices of the Marine Hospital Service there
were sixteen new cases of yellow fever IN
Miami, Fla, yesterday and Tuesday. One
new case was reported in Key West yester-
daV
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Women and Mothers
BEST APPRECIATE CUTICURA SOAP.

BEST APPRECIATE CUTICURA SOAP.
Its remarkable emoilient, cleansing. and pu-
rifying properties warrant It's use in the form
ofwashes or solutions for annoying irritations,
inhammations. anc chahngs. for Lucrative
weaknesses, or too free or offensive perspira-
ton, and for many sanative uses Gentle ap-
plications of CUTIcURA tointment). greatest
of emollient skin cures. in addition. will
In many instances, prove OF marked bensns
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NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Among the pas
sengers on the steamer Trave, which ar
rived tonight fcom Bremen. was Dr. Won
Holleben. the CT man ambassador.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. s.-The Turkish
and French consulates at Odessa have been
informed that King Menelik of Abyssinia.
will arrive in May next and will pay visit
to the Gear while on his way to the Paris
exhibition of 1900
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS

DEFoRMITY APPARATUS. Trusses. Elastic
Hosiery. Largest stock of ARTIFICIAL EYES
in the State.
WIN. III. ARMSTRONG a CO.,
24-22s South Meridian street. Indianapolis. Ind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

but the expression OF an underlined.
poverty stricken soul. what ~ 'cxclu-
HlNcntHHT II ~ that human policy
which shuts individuals on from the
enjoyment % thelr kind, by which 500
clety gains, since an lnhnfmonioua clc-
mcnt n thereby removed. How pathetic
" The Isolation Of the determined uria-
tocrat especially 10 small town
whore, other stirring Interest lacking,
human relations mean DO much. Gould
ytcn u Divine microscope detect the
difference between the naked souls Of
@ bankers and a grOcor'H wifc3 How
Infinitely stupid % la 90 draw lines in
small places instead OF honestly enjoy
ink all there o. To enjoy II one has
had superior advantages, IL there no
obligation 10 give pleasure, 20 make
sunshine IN others lives because ~ that
good f0rtuncf The time is at hand
when Intelligence viii be- too Wide
spread, progrcaa 10 a more vigorous
plane ~ ,h,1kinR too real 10 admit or
mon nn4 women looking Ahknnre az one
another 4 make mental Invoice of su-
clnl financial or other prohnhllitlpHf
VIII % not soon penetrate the dullcHt
brain thut wealth. rank or leadership
are powcrlcsH nH shields against unhup-
plnesa. or AS props 10 mental moral or
physical dcnclcucicHi that there o. post
lively no honest or sensible basis for
judging individuals excepting indlyid-
uulltyG"
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CLUB CHAT.

The Pan Hellenic society mot on
Tuesday with Mrs n. l.. Richards.
The Reviewer club will meet ncxt
Monday with Mrs. ~. W. Brown. 90 ID
street.
The meeting " the Press club on
Tuesday evening WAS one OF tho pleas
ant club events of th, season
AZ the meeting Of the woman'a club
on Tuesday Mrs. Julia Farnswurth
Lunl read O paper on the subject N
"A hysienle Luncheon Illustrated
The program Tor the Clcofan meeting
on Tuesday was in charge OF Mfu.
Edna Sloan and Miss Emmelue Wells.
Mra. Sloan comparing The Winters
Tale" with "Otheii1," ana Miss Wells
reviewing current events After Tho
program "a pleasant social hour was
spent over the trt-cupa.
- this lf the season ~ state fedora
lions 10 b. interesting 90 know what Of
fetal sisters are doing elsewhere,
The ohio club women, Tor Instance,
have just had thclr annual convention,
one ~ che Important questions dla-
cursed related Go state normal school
The Sew York club womcn are aouu Go
convene and above am thugH. they
hope 10 project az Industrial school for
girls,
In Massachusetts the state federation
hua just held "a quarterly meeting,
which 10 unique, 90 begin with Tor
probably mo- other state 10 INC country
meets Four times year Tho ldon Do
10 stimulate interest by frequent oun-
uectIuuH Doc different parts VI the state.
40 this meeting ihn new uonsnuuk-
some of The songs were especially writ
ten by club women for this purpose
play au Interesting part ~ De- nlfo
worthy uf mention that the MusHachu-
sottH federation owns atercupticm
ana tyuewrittvu copies Of lecture 90
10 with 10. and Tor the small sum of ~,
which merely cuvorH the expense OF
transportation amy federated club IN
that state may have the atcrcoptlcun
md lecture for an evening.
The Iowa federation, ON the Other
hand, only meets once In TWO years
Hut 10 takes 900 sorts of state fndclu-
w0rld-mure'H tho interest
10 will be interesting also TO our local
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

The supreme artistic quality "a Hlm-
pucity, even In furnishing and docora-
tion. which should be guided by a few
simple IDEAS. The first Of those ~.
"Connnu yourself 20 what 10 needed"
the ecclud la lot the few essentials
be- good Tor their PURPOSES" and the
third DO. Let them be az beautiful as
ls consistent with use and durability"
The comm0noat fault In American fur
nishlng " the overnhundance of every
thing plcturca upon walls are good,
but many plcturea In n room destroy
one anlther Their abundance makes
them useless. plcture-gallerles are
wparlHome IN ono'a home or out Of IL.
one good picture Is not only better than
many poor once II IL also better than
many good ones. a dozen bronzca ON a
mhntcl must quarrel. Tho japanese
method OF STORING artistic treasures and
bringing each to light Tor time ia the
right one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

pcrhnps no class ~ persons meet w
20 much or 90 severe criticism ~ iel..'
crs Much Of thle criticism % wv.
ana exists solely because parents
othorH listen 90 uuycrlilcd reports
DO nothing 10 acqualnt thcmfalNea wv
the ronl lnnor workings 81 the tl...,
room Any person oxpcrieneel W.
children knows that These r1n1i"' Nv
whom absolutely truthful from
point Of View. cannot be- relied Wa
Again. any one who has had w W..
ing u ohildron has experience ".
tifylng fact that even tho bcsl'u ~
children sometimes wo'ful'y Wv. IA
their knowledge Of good manhem
courtesy when away from nom. IA \, -
other children. Some moiheir w NJ.
tolerate any correction ot lheU ~. 4
rene manners by the teacher llA.i..'.s
NJ direct insult 20 their home y MA
when II IL but the result oi ,a,.,
hccdlcuanosa or aclf-wllL NO "a
injury can be done q teacher W. 4
condemn her az home ln pIes.- "
her pupils. There are mapl 4.
ueunily alludo 10 teacher a. 49,.
marm-who persist IN believing a' M,
couraglng that a school-teaehg, Z, -
10 b. regarded with other ihAH
piciou.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

nablos seem 20 be no trouble In Italy.
aud one cannot but be- struck BY the
number u them These bamhinoH are
often hung upon peifs IN tho front OF
the house, where they look out of their
little black. heady eyes like pappoJaoa.
1 unlocked one % thero babies once,
and held Il awhile. lta back and llt.
ita foot 10 iia shoulders n ana not
scem 10 object or 10 be az an uncom-
Portable. ana na ID only hoWlod white
| was holding 10. ! have AN idea that.
except when Invaded hy foreigners. the
bamblno's existence ID quite happy
November Womun'H Companion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04
FEMiNiNE FL0TSAM.

In very candid and plnin-Hpoken
article on "Tho 0raciOusuesH u High
breeding" ln the November Wuman'a
Home Companion, Ella Morris kret-
SEMINAR makes these pertinent rcmnrka'
"Ncu end women who by contact OF
travel know the worlds best society
need not be- told That simplicity and
rrnciousnlaa are The invarlnble char
nristlrtlca 90 The highest breeding, u
this fact could only roach the minds
uf that class % people who tllk or cN-
cluaiyoneHa' OF 'four hundreds OF the
'vulgnrlty Of trade az NOT knowing any
ono outside OF our set what % grute-
ful social change would DE- wrought
Tint cold rtaf0 ID The woull-b. clect ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

own souls love 90 feed. Thsy uiih %
nlluHi1u made to the facts thtl u4
nfc acquiring nasal tones ftli o.
salt 10 awkward. that their nfu .
dress u uniformed aud even tli. ,ha
they hH,e not good Judgment iu 49,.
Ink associates. nnd % ou, Private -
courHoH upon the wllpH nf tha udHl -
the weakness ~ youth and lu'pfr
ness 20 wander they wish nla Q
Whatever medicine % that f1Ii Z %
De- given must b. admlnlf.a'fi 2
small doses. lntoricctod with thl na
conversations upon ordinary mliin
and Hurnr-Cuutcd. N possible, Win ns
ful compliment. though % should 2
always deserved. Even ihe bet nl
dearest uf our cnWfully-huugtiN
young people are likely 90 have OF
year or more % uhHtlnnrY ana ~
hcndodurss. or their permanent sf.iH
" unrcHHounhlUnUHH and clnlin
Therefore, they would better row
most of the telling strokes maj
Into shape before they reach iht OF
of fourteen. From that time ur o. i.
age ~ what IN called discretion Hla
does not arrive with most Ui m ~ n
twenty-five az thonl. Che yol'h p
Judgment and sense. D. really n0, I'D
superior To- what ho at from ti'tal 4.
fifteen. but he has no suspicion Or "
fact"
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o.. . atf. ~ T. and
n n arigi,s - it@niey. n. Kicnko
ia iateft pHriy
nv v,i' ' mngii5 ~. rbnrday evenlng.
Justice narich porformlns the celrc.
brije. bsmo ana 90 followed by o BE-.
eeptIon aud wedaine sapge- ne house
siaB '''
sd.
psn9eu ANY stl,st' Gsihia ana Glare
pouraii returned from chicago Oh
Mrs fhndrtrcot who has been ne
ler hsr home % wet virginia on
rhurtday
Str and Mr Gcor-s 30 Roblnson
have returned from lmtte.
Air and Mrs causion Drown have re-
turnrl from hfir bridal trip aud are
no tho Kenyon.
ea
Mrs. Tfuie uachmnn of salt Lake and
Mr. T. =. Hnll 90 Chicago were married
irs ne ceremony.
40.
one or the pleasant events oi ne
ct Chrlstcnaen'a 1n Tucriay night
Mr. and Mr.. Frank Harris VIII spend
tho winter ln Salt Lake.
Sowing club on Tugsday
turned from New YORK On wednesday
wook 10 visit hor dluFht,r Do &c. Louis
Mr y 81. Laklu loft on Thursday Tor
Nevada.
-; c,.,..
lend next week.
Dr. ana Mrs, W =. Beer are at homo
.'s
Miss Elizabeth Kirkpatrick. the
daughter ~ Mrs Moses Kirkpatrick on
thls city, and NJ w a. Hood were were
day. The newly married couple sailed
ON wednesday Tor New zealand.
Miss Leone Rogers and Miss Lucy
Grant will spend the winter IN Salt
Lake
Tho Wednesday nirht -. held lts
regular dancing party this h-tk AMI
thnu1h tho attendance was small, "a
rt.af .ul.v.Itla fIutf U.sa nuanf hV fnuHH
present.
49,
Miss Middleton left Tor San FunclHco
yesterday.
Misses Josie Kuta and Flora Griffin
leave Tor the East next week.
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"Tho universal frality Of our human
nature which dislikoa 10 be told Of
faults must be taken Into conaidora-
ton when We converse with our grown
mp children" writes Kate Epson clark
IN the November Wumans Homo Cone
pauion After they pass tho age OF
fourteen or fifteen they usually hetrny
a greater constituencies than before TO
even reasonable fnult-nndlng, BY the
time they reach eighteen or twenty this
tendency has become a marked trait.
They have then become substantially
ike the rest of US Even from the lips
OF loving fathers or mothers and In
strict privacy they want nothing but
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

The velvet hat Is by an odds the most
fashionable FOR this season, hut III 80
loses the clumsy look we associate with
anything of velvet. Folds an inch In
width, but overlapping each other 90 az
10 look only half their width, are made
~ bias velvet ana form the entire hat.
These folds are applied the same as
straw braid, except each row N put on
IN one piece Instead uf making tho rows
run from one continuous piccc.
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six terrible failures Of ~ ,, llh,'
doctors nearly sent VIM. II. Mll'e' N
Loclglnnd, o., TO an early fIltG "a
said he had a fatal lung u.uI.s rn
that he must soon die. hll w
urged 20 try Or. Kings New lbs,s- Al,
for Consumption, Ailel 4 Do
bottles ho was entirely cured, ,,,.,sei
sitiyaly guaranteed 10 cure ail ,na-i9lIff
on Throat. chest and LunH, l,nr5aIl
Coughs. Colds, In Grippe. c-5ga
Bronchitis. Asthma. Hay IOWA It'd
Whooplng Cough. zoe ana ~ mot.
bottles free at u. @, NJ. l. Drus IVY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

Like Stanley and Livingston ssss
IL harder 10 overcome Malaria e1rrI
ana Aguo. aud Typhoid dl .,, n,hsdsihs
than savage cnnnibnlai nu,n l,,ers d .
have found that Electric y, it' Sl.siis
wonderful cure Tor an malaria asbsi b
n YOU have chiils with ieN.ii,,,S woir.
back Of neck and head, ana .l slce yoa Z
out feeling. a trial win con{'n9vsSS M IN,
their merit W. A. Null ol M mHi
wrltca. "My children HuHri ,,a.ssr, thii
than u year with chllls nn9 l,, w, csri
two bottles OF Electric IN thia.
them" only 30 ccnte u pfai
Guaranteed, sold BY u T. o.
Dent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

Constipation means the ,assn ,G9b n ~.
Of waste matter that ehosis ! 900
charged daily. and unlets VA poIlln,
the foul matter Is ahHorbe,9, ~ "a bf'ii
the system. Use HER iilHis ria
about regularity Of me un"nt
80 cts z. c, NJ. ]. DRUG
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The pedestal, the support Of health
and beauty - DR.. herce's Fayorite Pre-
out health, There can be no health
when the delicate womanly organs are
diseased. Diseases which undermine
liberation and female weakness, are per-
ieetly and permanently cured by the use
Of "Fayonte Prescription"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

Miss Carmen Thatcher ana Miss
ALTON iSimhall were the hoStrascs AT a
delightful Halloween party on Tuesday
night. About twenty guests gathered AZ
the homo Of Miss Thatcher on North
Temple street. nrraycd IN the regulation
sheets, pillow cases and white masks
whore Jolly time was spent IN cele-
hrating "npook night IN truly royal
way.
The hint surprise FOR the guests was
10 md the gates barred fast. 80 that the
only available mode of entrance vas .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

A grand charity ball ia being planned
by the directors of thH Orphans Home
and Day Surrfy which promises lu
he the chief social event Of the season.
The affair WIN tulsO place on Mednca-
day. November 23rd. and ~ viii be for
the benefit or the charitable institution
under whose direction 1t Is FivOn.
Miss Blanche Klmbal entertained at
70 pleasant social function this after
noon In honor u Miss Hamilton.
A now dancing club has been organ
lied under the nnmo of the Halcyon
club, which VIII meet Saturday even
inga az Chriatenaena The parties Will
b. open only 90 those who receive In
vitatlons, the issuance OF these being
placed In the hands of committee
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POWDER WORKS BLOWN UP.
Four Men Killed and Three Seriously
Injured Near San Rafael.

SAN RAFAEL, Cal. June 1.-THE
United States Smokeless Powder Com
pany's factory. situated on Point San Pc
dro. four miles from this town. was the
scene of a disastrous explosion to-day. AS
a result four employees were killed and
three seriously injured. while six buildings
were demolished by the shock and the re-
sultant fires. The bodies OF the dead, Eow
at the morgue, were mutilated as TO be
almost unrecognizable. The killed are Ed
ward Secumbe. John Secumbe. James Nor
rissey and NJ Hollenbeck. The injured are
John Farrell Henry Carroll and William
Webster.
To the sudden ignition OF the powder
contained in the granting room the disaster
is due. second explosion quickly fol-
lowed the first and soon four of the mixing
houses were in flames and were entirely
consumed. Tho explosions were at first
mistaken for the national salute at the mil
itary station in honor of Bunker Hill day.
About q year ago an explosion occurred at
these works from similar cause. The
property damage to-day will not probably
exceed $4,000.
1t is surmissed that the primary cause Of
the explosion was the criminal carelessness
Of one Of the workmen who was smoking in
the graining room, and it is conjectured
that the offender was either Hollenbeck or
John Secumbe who paid dearly for his folly.
The quantity Of smokeless powder which
was involved in the explosion is estimated
at four tons and the concussion was tre-
mendous.
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SPANISH BUDGET SUBMITTED.
Cost Of Defending the Colonies Was
1,O66,355, 900 Pesetas.

Cost OF DEFENDING the colonies was
1,066,355, 900 Pesetas.
MADRID. June 1.-THE budget was sub
mitted to the Chambers to-day by the
finance minister, Senor Villaverde. 1t showed
the commencement OF the insurrection in
Cuba to the end of March, 1899, were 1,969.-
355. 900 pesetas OF which 1.796. 269. 900 pesetas
were for Cuba, 7,097, 900 for Porto Rico and
1e5. .9SS. 900 pesetas for the Philippines. OF
these sums 1445, ,279, 900 are represented by
bonds and other securities outstanding.
In introducing the budget Senor Villaverde,
speaking OF the colonial deots, said 1t was
to be expected that the United States would
assume these obligations. but the Americans
having refused to meet them, Spain would
be obliged to pay them Al tobacco revenue
was proposed as q guarantee for new
loan of 100000 pesetas.
The budget estimates the expenses for the
fiscal year at 9S7, ,17s, 1876 pesetas and the rev.
enue at 937 99o. AIS pesetas. Senior villaverde
proposes per cent loan in order to meet
the floating debt which, deducting the 49,
100000 pesetas received from the United
States. exceeds 800. 600 pesetas.
The minister asked for authority to open
negotiations with the foreign holders Of
Spanish bonds to obtain their consent to the
imposition of tax upon the income from
Spain's exterior debt, which is impossible
without such consent, owing to the govern
ment's formal written promises.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-06-18
FELL EIGHT STORIES.


CHICAGO, June E.-An elevator In the
Western Electric building fell eight stories
to-day, carrying with 1t eleven men. Three
men were working in the bottom Of the
shaft when the car started to fan, yet
managed to escape serious injury. Those In
the elevator at the time it fell were Charles
Glidden, Lowell, Mass; A. c. Russell, Low
ell, Mass; his son, Clinton p. Russell, gen.
eral manager of the Postal Telegraph Cable
Company, Dallas, Tex: ]. c. Burke. Low
ell; w. A. Cove, East Boston; J. II. Mills,
Lowell; j. c. Pickering, Lowell; z. d.
Trowbridge, Detroit, Mich, and Z. w. Ben
nett, assistant manager of the Western
Electric Company, of Chicago, the eleva-
tor operator and a stranger. The party
from Massachusetts, was inspecting the
plant and had just reached the eighth floor
when the car fell. A. c. Russell bit his
tongue nearly through and was badly cut
on the face and the others were bruised
but none seriously. The three workmen
who were under the elevator saved them
selves by a fraction of a second.