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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-08

Mrs. David Ross will be at home infor-
mally at 110 Broadway Saturday after
noon from 3 TO 6 for her sister. Mrs. Henry
Nelsnn- There are no INVITATIONS.
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days 10 visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. b.
r. GOodhart. on Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Z. hawkins will en-
terrain Thursday, Feb. -, for Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Z. Hawkins, who were recently mar
ried.
Mr.. W. +. Stevenson gave a dance last
night. entertaining for her guest, Miss
Peake, of Kansas City, and her niece, Miss
Aa1fZpr Of GraannaSf1n
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-08

Miss Mary Stubs of 1920 Park avenue.
is home from Earlham College. With her
are Miss Rae Chandlee, of Richmond, and
Miss Ethleen COppock. of Indian Territory.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-08

Miss Georgia Calvin gave a very delight
full musicale last night at her home on
North Meridian street. She was assisted
by Mr.. and Mrs. George Calvin and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Davidson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-06

Washington, Aug. 5.-The state de.
partment today received the following
cablegram from Minister Squlers, dated
Havana, Aug. IA;
"The senate passed the following
bill Saturday night:
"'Article 1.-The executive Is author
ICED 10 negotiate in the name Of the
republic Of Cuba. loan OF four mill
lion dollars. Anglican gold at mini
mum rate Of issue Of 30 per cent OF the
value thereof, payable in a period not
exceeding 30 years and at a maximum
rate OF interest Of per cent.
"'Article 2-The republic Of Cuba
will have the right TO take the bonds
of this lean at any time when interest
becomes due by either paying IN casn
their nominal value or exchanging for
them bonds Of the other loan which Is
authorized by this same law at the OPP
ton Of the holder Of the first bond,
"'Article The executive is author
lied to guarantee the payment OF the
principal and interest OF this loan out
Of the customs receipts OF the republic.
"'Article To secure the Increase OF
national receipts required 10y this
transaction the executive Is authorized
10 proportionately increase the import
duties on articles and merchandise
enumerated In the attached statement
which specifies the mixlmum rates.
+" Article e-The date on which the
increase authorized shall take effect
shall be fixed by the executive.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-06

It's entirely on April !, 1908, with the
exception OF the section which relates
TO doing away with the second exam
nation OF meat only officially inspect
cd This paragraph viii 80 into eff
feet oct l. 1904
A report on the new regulations re-
ccivod from Consul General Guonther
Of Frankfort says that as the tine
IA approaching when the new regula-
lions concerning the importations Of
meat and It's transit through Germany
viii go into force, II win be well to
note that the following imports In
Germany are prohibited.
Meat In Theoretically sealed boxes
and vessels, as well as sausages and
mixtures Of chopped meats, dog meat,
also prepared meat OF horses and mules
and meat which has been treated with
one OF the following substances or
with preparation containing such!
BOraClc acid and LIS salts, formnde-
hyde. hydroyides and carbonates Of
alkalis, sulphurous acid and its salts,
hypo -SulphurOus salts. ilour-hydr0
and It's salts, sallcylic acid and It's
salts. chloride salts and coloring sub
stances Of Whatever nature, The lat
ter, however may be employed for
ooloring coverings II not otherwise
prohibited
Fresh meat may be imported into
Germany in whole carcasses only
When imported IN halves the two
halves must be so marked as 10 be
readily identified The report Of the
consul gives detailed information as
TO how fresh meats must be prepared
10 be imported
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SOME CUBANLEOISLATION

Article l0-The executive shall
likewise negotiate within a period OF
six months from date, another loan
OF $Sj. 0O0000 American gold on the
sane basis OF time limit. rate of issue
and interest as the loan from which
be shall set aside In bonds sum sufii-
Client for taking care OF the first loan
as provided In article I, applying the
cash to, first, the payment Of the in
debtednes and obligations legitimately
contracted i'm behalf of the revolution
by the corps commander Of the liberat-
in army after Feb "a, 1895. and prior
to Sept. 10 Of the same year, and TO
the payment If the Indebtedness and
obligations which the revolutionary
government on behalf or through its
legitimate representatives may have
contracted previously in foreign coun-
tries IN compliance with the first tran
STORY provisions OF the constitution,
and second, TO the payment OF the
WAGES Of the liberatlng army Of Cuba,
likewise In compliance with the transit
tory provision cited In the foregoing
paragraph after the rolls Of said army
have been revised and the compensa-
ton due each member thereof has been
decided The sum Of S23, 900, 900 is fixed
as maximum for this purpose.
"'Article 1l.-Before the close OF the
present legislature, congress shall vote
the receipts necessary 10 guarantee the
redemption Of and payment OF the in
terest on this loan In compliance with
para graph Of article 50. OF the con-
,titutlon, and article 2. Of the appendix
hereto.
(signed.) sQUIERs."
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the combination expects TO save $1,000
on the railroad and booking expenses
for each manager.
President Curtin Of the Amalgamat-
ed Burlesque Managers association, Is
quoted as having said.
Five million dollars viii represent
the amount of capital involved Bur-
lesque heretofore has been Of the in
decent and mud throwing type, This
VIII end Clean, funny shows will be
the attractions at the theaters Of our
class this season"
One per cent Of the net receipts Of
the travelling companies will be turned
into the general treasury fund during
the first year The object OF the COM
bine Is said 10 be to save railroad
fares and booking expenses.
A list Of the cities In which houses
are controlled follows
New York. five; Chicago, three; Bos.
ton, Philadelphia and Brooklyn, two
each and one In Baltimore, Washing
ton, Jersey city Paterson. Newark,
Providence, Springfield, Mass., Albany.
Troy, Rochester Toronto, Buffalo
Cleveland Detroit. ST. Paul, Mlnneapo-
us. Milwaukee, st. Louis, indianapolis,
Louisville Cincinnati and Plttsburg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-06

San Francisco, Aug. 6.-Ogden H..
Fethers, supreme chancellor Of the
Knights of Pythlas, has arrived here
from his home In GAINESVILLE, Wis, TO
attend the supreme lodge which VIII
open its sessions next Tuesday. He
has expressed himself as surprised and
pleased at the extensive preparations
which have been made 10 entertain the
thousands Of members Of the order Of
which he Is the head. The city has been
deliberately decorated and the electrical
display will be the finest ever seen on
this coast. An elaborate program of
entertainment has been arranged and
the proverbial hospitality Of San Fran
cisco win be taxed to It's utmost during
the sojourn of the city's guests. 1t Is
estimated that at least 10000 knights
will be here by the beginning of next
week. The uniform rank VIII be repre-
sented by about 5000 men, the knights
OF Kohra ssan will make a spectacular
showing and the Rathbone sisters will
assemble from all parts Of the Union.
Mayor Schmltz will welcome the vlsl-
tors, who will find II difficult TO divide
their time between business and pleas
iire
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"a Infantry shoot nj Fort Russell.

Cheyenne, Wyo,, Aug. 5.-The In
Iantry shoot OF the department of the
Colorado came 10 an end at Fort Rus
sell this afternoon. The prize.wlnneis
were as FLOWS r. p. wager, Company
r. Eighteenth infantry, 563, Thad X,
Hyatt. Company X, Eighteenth IN
fantry. $40; Preston Savage, Company
*. Eighteenth infantry 541; John 5.
Herbert. Company l., Eighteenth in
fantry 5Si; Jacob Snyder, Company A.,
Twelfth Infantry, b2l George stedman,
Company A, Eighteenth infantry b2O
Michael Duncan, Company l., Eigh-
tenth infantry 5lS.
The firing covered four days, with
the targets at 200 800, 800 and 800 yards,
each competitor ten shots at each tar
get with four skirmlsh runs, wager
received the department gold medal,
and the other winners silver and
bronze medals.
Wager, Hyatt and Savage will repre-
sent the department Of the Colorado
IN the national biennial shoot at Fort
Sheridan the latter part OF this month.
Gen. Fred Funston witnessed the close
Of the firing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-06
Lin Kun Yrs Attitude.

London, Aug. Elm a dispatch from
Shanghai, the correspondent Of the
Times says he considers Vlceroy Liu
Kun Yi's attitude on the question OF
inland waters TO be partly due 10 the
declaration made by Gen. Sharrets, the
American special tariff commissioner
with the yiceroy who was opposed to
the abolition OF the llkln, The cores
pondent regrets such utterances. say
ing they tend TO upset treaty which
is intended for the benefit Of all COM
merciaI nations alike. lie adds that
Liu Kun W. in telegram to Prince
Cheng, one OF the Chinese tariff COM
missioners adduces Gen. Sharrett's
statement as an argument agreeing
to the inland waters proposal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-06
Orthodox RahhIs orgnnine

New York. Aug. 6,--Thlrty-nye rab-
bis, representing the beading Hebrew
congregations In the country at a
meeting in this city, have organized
themselves into the United Orthodox
Rabbits OF America.
Rabbi l. j. Lesser OF Cincinnati was
elected chairman Of the conference,
and Rabbi lsraleite Of Chelsea. Mass,
secretary,
Only church matters were DISCUSSED
A committee on education was name !,
consisting Of Rabbis Leyinthal Of Phil
adelphia; Margolies and Shar3hewsh
of Boston, Hoifenberg and Hurvits Of
Hartford SLIDER Of Worcester, Halber-
stein Of New York and Israelte Of
Chelsea.
No official reference was made to the
recent riot on the east side upon the
occasion of Chief Rabbi Joseph's fun
eral
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-06
Long Ranged Duel of Four Hours
Duration.
PElNFORCEMENTS SENT FOR
were only Eight Wen In Con-
c,et, but wagon Loads Are
Ing TO the Front

e.otope. Wash, Aug, 6-Harry
NV escaped convict and murderer
.,r,ounded in swamp near the
r,,ay nrm II miles southeast of cres'
.an wash For four hours before the
.soolal messenger left for reinforce
.,orts a long-ange rife duel between
Tracv and the posse Of eight men head
ID by Sheriff Gardner had been In pro-
gress Co.
rhis news was brought TO Creston by
,oct 'McGinnis, liyeryman Of Har-
Stneton. who Is part Of Sheriff Gard
n ,m' posse. He was met near Creston
n # o'clock last night by a special
ao,,eopondent, who left at ] a. m. for
~ 'Tjdy ranch. McGinnis proceeded at
Wv umos 10 Davenport for achievements
nT,ocy fingered near the Eddy ranch
60 which he had occupied for two
Avs Avs and nights a young man who
oo,r MIN there gave the news to Card
r as and the sheriff at once raced with
Ms posse to the scene
III" telephone message from Davenport
.ti9lO a. m. states that McGinnls
sn,sbed there shortly before midnight
Twenty.hve armed men have already
iau IN wagons for the scene Of battle.
cherI6 Doust of Spokane county is
leaving at the time OF fling this mes
saee. In his party are eight or ten
armed men.
Another wagon load Of man-hunters
,riil leave at o'clock this morning and
more win 20 as soon as daylight breaks
sheriff Sudlhee of King county Is
snordlng the Sprague -'ad, while
sberin' De Bolt is on the road leading to
pIWall
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-06
WANTED TO SUE GERMANY,


Washington, Aug. 5.-Fredinand Hol-
zendorff today pettioned the district
supreme court for a mandamus against
Seuy. of state Hay to compel the lat
ter TO institute proceedings against
the empire OF Germany or the king
dom of Prussia, or both to recover
$500 900 damages for himself for alleged
unjust detention in a German insane
asylum.
Justice Hagner refused TO issue the
writ holding that the matter was po-
litical, and a legal right 10 the writ
had not been shown.
Holzendorff is a native of Germany
and naturalized citizen Of this coun-
try. He alleged that while bearing a
passport from the United states gov
eminent on May IL, 1898, he was falsely
imprisoned in an insane asylum at
Dalldorf, near Berlin, and detained
there until July s. 1899. when he was
declared to be OF sound mind by the
highest court in Germany.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-06
Parliament All Unset.

New York. Aug. 6.-Everything is 60
Ing at sizes and seyens In parliament
where there are sources Of irritation
and temper on both sides. cables the
London correspondent Of the Tribune,
In the house OF commons Premier Bal
four is hesitating to apply the closure
rule TO the troublesome clause seven
Of the education bill and is threatening
10 Keep the members over coronation
day and deprive them Of the privilege
Of shooting on "Grouse day." He also
Is bA.A cred and embarrassed by the
necessA for making more serious
changesJ In the cabinet than he had
Coni-eTlated, The premler's oppo-
nents are not in much better spirits
than the government benches and are
demorali2ed by the education bill
which fails to satisfy any section Of
the party.
The North Leeds election, which was
a source OF Liberal encouragement for
a few days has caused a revival Of
faction feeling through the action OF
The Liberal league in claiming credit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-06
TROUBLE ON the AMERICA.
Captain IOhansson Was Deposed from CON-
mand Of The Vessel.
Asks Authorities 10 Prevent Woat
Leaving Tromsoe UutiI Officers
sworn Statements Taken.

New York, Aug. GA cable dispatch
to the New York American over the
signature Of Capt. Johansson of the
Baldwin.Zlgler polar expedition steam
er America which has just returned to
Tromsoe, says
Regarding the troubles on board the
America 4 cannot speak freely.
II was deposeu from the command
OF the vessel as has Deen reported, and
have laid a protest before the aulnori-
tles here asking that the America be
prevented from leaving this port until
the sworn declaration Of the officers
and men have been taken.
80 far as know there were no
deaths during the yOyaf.
Further than this | have nothing to
say for publication just now"
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Injured While Looping The Loop.

London, Aug. 5.-Diayolo, the Amerl-
can blcyclst. sustained terrible fall
while performing his act Of looping
the loop" at the Aquarium tonight. He
vas taken TO Westminster hospital un-
conscious and is believed to have con-
,usson of the brain. This Is the third
line he has fallen while performing
This feat in the last ten days.
Diayolo's machine skladed and he
vent over the handle bars He missed
he net which had been placed In case
of accident and fell heavily on the
door. At a late hour tonight Dlavolo
had recovered consciousness, but II VIII
be impossible to ascertain the extent
of his injuries for another "a hours.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-06

the schedule Of President Rooseyelts
contemplated trip through the New
England states, The president will ar
rive at Boston on Saturday Aug. 20
and viii spend the week following In
Massachusetts, Maine and New Hamp-
shire.
Mr. Cortelyou states that II is the
presidents desire that no public re-
ceptions be held anywhere. The presi-
dent win speak briefly at various
points, but will hold no receptions of
any kind,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-06
Fortune on a woman,s Body.

New York Aug. con the body Of
a woman floating in the bay at ST.
Michael, drafts and gold to the amount
Of $4,000 have been found. says Her
aid dispatch from Tacoma, Wash, The
body was identified as that of a wo-
man known on the lower Yukon as
Becky The money was turned over
TO the local authorities while an effort
is made 10 trace her heirs.
Becky" had been employed as a do
nestle in Seattle, Several years ago
she went TO Rampant on the Yukon,
started boarding house. and made q
large profit. She was returning to the
states when she fell off the wharf and
drowned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-06
RnssIn Mlthdraws Deposit

Berlin, Aug. 6--The Russian govern
ment has notified Mendelssohn's bank
that it viii withdraw 200O0,OO0 marks Of
is deposit during August This fact
Is one reason for the slightly adyanc-
ing tendency Of exchange In the last
two or three days Exchange on London
IS now Just below the gold-shipping
point. Russia's money with the Men
lelssohn bank Is the sum realized from
.he recent loan arranged by Prince
Khilkoff the Russian minister of rail-
ways. who has been here several days
examining the new electrical railway,
which is partly elevated and partly
underground lie says good deal OF
American capital IS going into the
electric railway projected at 81 Peters
burg. but he reserves the names OF the
American investors,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-06

matters connected with the new gov"
eminent policy In Irrigation, win make
a full investigation OF the controversy
between Kansas and Colorado regard
ing the water rights ON the Arkansas
river. He thinks the matter can he
settled IN an amlcablc and satisfactory
manner 10 both states II Is the hope
Of an concerned that the case may be
adjusted without proceeding further In
the supreme court. The lrrlgatonsts
OF Colorado are understood to be anNi-
GUS to have II settled, as they are not
willing TO make further improvements
N the system until they find who is en-
titled TO the water.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-06

a singetree. Finklestein fell to the
ground. Four men less than block
away saw him fall and ran to assist
him. He was dead when they arrived,
his skull being crushed.
Save fOf the bloody singletree which
was left beside the victim, the only
clue 10 the murderer is report that a
little after the murder a man was over
heard to say TO another. u killed the
49, -- ---' and at another time a
man was heard To tell another' Keep
your mouth shut
The murder Is supposed to have re-
suited from Fnklesteins action In
prosecuting the gamblers lie did not
object to public gambling but wanted
the city to receive a revenue from IT,
he said, and when the police did not
raid the houses he filed complaints
with the sheriff The result Of the raids
proved so expensive that the gamblers
closed their places.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-06
Physician and Druggists.

Ford & Sturgeon, prominent drug
firm at Rocky Hill Station, KY, write:
I'VE were requested by Dr. G. b. snig-
ley to send for Herbne for the benefit
of our customers We ordered three
dozen In December ahd We are glad to
say Herbine has given such great sat-
lsfactlon that we have duplicated this
order three times and today we gave
your salesman another order. We beg
to say Or. G.. b. snigey takes pleasure
in recommending Herblne' soc bottle
at q. c. M. /, Drug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-06
BURLEsQUE THEaTER COMBINE
Empire, Northwestern and Eastern
Circuits Become Parties.

New York. Aug, ct Is reported that
a combination has been formed by man
ayers and owners Of burlesque the
alters and road companies controlling
30 houses In the United States and a
like number OF travelling organizations.
The Fmnire Northwestern and East
ern circuits are said to have Joined the
nerger and during the coming season
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-06
Chinese Ground Down by Taxation

Shanghai, Aug. 6.-Gen. sharrets, the
special American tariff commissioner
IN the course OF an address at BAN
quet rendered him, said the Chinese
people were ground to the verge OF
penury by the taxation to meet the OBJ
legations OF the central government.
and that individually and unoniclally
he was opposed to the abolition OF the
likin and the substitution Of a sur-tax.
which Gen. sharret said would prove
disastrous to all nations and especlal-
ly to the United States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-06
Jnpnn Gets MARQUIS Island.

New York, Aug. 6.--News has been
received here, says a Word dispatch
from Yokohama, that Jaran has won
the race for possession of Marcus ISL
and. Marcus island is supp d to con-
tain valuable deposits OF guano, The
cruiser Kalsagi has returned TO Toxic
after landing small detachment of
marines on the island to hold the place
until the question Of ownership sha !
have been definitely settled by dip o.
matte correspondence between the
United States and Japan.
When the kaisaga started back
Capt. Ros0hlll. the American WIN ! Fl
Honolulu for Marcus island, had not
arrived
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-06
Forest Fires In wyoming.

Washington. Aug 5-Dlspatches re-
Celved by Acting Commissioner Rich
ards Of the general land office today
announce that large forest fires aie
raging near Lander Wyo., and in the
western part Of the state west Of Medi-
cine Bow reservation. \ special agent
has been ordered by telegraph to pro-
coed to each Of these places TO direct
the fre-dshting They have been In
structed to eypend $500 in each Of the
fire areas and more will be authorized
tf papdad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-06
Br. ralnot wants InvestIgatlon.

Providence, r. l., Aug. bright Rev
Thomas N. Clark. bishop Of Rhode ISL
and, presiding bishop of the Episcopal
church, who was requested by Right
Rev Ethelbeit Talbot, bishop OF CEN
,ral Pennsylvania to appoint a board
Of Inquiry to investigate the charges
made against the latter by Rev. Dr.
irvine. a deposed priest. has referred
The matter 10 Bishop Dudley of Ken
lucky. Bishop Clark states that a
board Of inquiry, consisting OF 10 MEM
bers. half clergy and half laymen, VIII
he convened Bishop Talbot formerly
was located In Wyoming,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-06

The mission Of Admiral Kempff IL
to unity all the marine means Of de-
Tense, even the lighthouse and life saw
ing services being subject TO him IN a
military sense, as II Is admitted they
would be Of great service In the pro-
posed signal system
Admiral Kempff's immediate aids In
this city are Commander ]. Il. Milton,
y. S. ~, lighthouse Inspector, Capt. T.
a, Nerney, commanding the California
naval militia; Capt. o. G. Hamlet, u.
S, II. c. s., and the inspector Of the
life saving service.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-06
Must Produce Pete.Power.

Minneapolis MINI. Aug. SAN order
mas been served on W A. Lancaster
and NJ H. Bomteil OF this city west
ern counsel for Peter Power, directing
lhem TO produce their client before
Richard Mabey, the courts special eX-
aminer, In New York tomorrow. The
order is issued by Judge Lochren. sit
ting In chambers in St Paul, and pur-
ports TO De in pursuance Of subpoenas
already Issued" 1t is held that service
on Powers attorneys Is equivalent Il
service on Power himself. The action
was taken. 1t is explained, TO cure any
possible defects In the service Of sub.
poenaes on Power himself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-06
Wireless Instruments.

New York, Aug. 6,-The department
Of the east, has ordered, for the signal
corps, the installation Of two wireless
telegraphy plants-One al Fort Wards
worth, the other at Fort Hancock. II
their working shall prove satisfactory
he cable now IN use may be abandon
ed