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Show UTAH. fcPANtUH PORK. fc Russia Is dow cum ting b thick ens that were loU In the Tibetan coup. A man who will put Iron In a cork life preserver would soap the horn at a camp meeting. Third Secretary Gurney now per celves that his Idea of his own lm portance was an overestimate. the cocktail on wheels. The cocktail Bkates on would accord better with eternal fit Philadelphias fad Is ness. Another Mullah Is reported to be loose in Somaliland, But dont be deceived. Insist on having the orlgl nal Mad. Up In Vermont the rattlesnakes are milking the cows. Either that or the Chefoo liar has established a branch office there. The St. Petersburg NovostI declares that International law is a polite myth. Um-m-polite, anyhow. well, lets bo glad TROUBLE IN PANAMA. TAFT ORDERED TO PANAMA. TBS SPANISH FORK PRESS. Its Clash With Secretary of War Will Attempt ts Malcontent Panaman Blue. in Two Boys Between Differences Settle Countries. News has reached Colon, Colombia, Secre-tarabout 200 armed men, who are that Instructed has The president of War Taft to proceed, at an thought to be malcontent Panamans have early date, to Panama to confer with rather than Colombian soldiers, of In seen the been a neighborhood the president of that republic with threatening hostilities against view to composing the differences that have arisen between the two coun- the Panama government. As soon as the American authorities of the canal tries. zone became cognizant of this force, In a letter to Secretary Taft, tht were sent out to ascertain marines conferenct a After president says: with the secretary of state and your their purposes. It Is rumored that a self, I have concluded that it wbl bi skirmish occurred Inland, In, which of great advantage if you can visit the several were killed, but there Is no Isthmus of Panama In person and hold confirmation of this report a conference with the president and WAS SMALL BATTLE. other governmental authorities of the republic of Panama. You are author Desperadoes and Officers Have Fatal ized In doing this to take with you Encounter in SL Louis. such persons as you desire, familiar In a fight between detectives and with the conditions in the Isthmus, men whom they sought to arrest on who may aid you with their counsel. Pine street, St. Louis, Detective John The earlier you are able to make this J. Shea and Thomas Dwyer and C. C. visit the better. The secretary of state Blair, one of the men they were after, will instruct the United States minis- were killed, Detective James ter at Panama to render you every aswas shot and another of the sistance In his power, and the gov- men they sought to arrest was woundernor of thecanal strip, General Duvis, ed and captured. The detectives were will, of course, do the same thing. You will advise the president of the RIVER MOVES ITS BED. republic what the policy of this government is to be, and assure him that It is not the purpose of the United States to take advantage of the rights conferred upon it by the treaty to Interfere with the welfare and prosper lty of the state of Panama, or of the Into Agreement It Is some Indication of New York's A St. Petersburg dispatch says the enormous thirst that she contem plates the expenditure of 190,000,000 movement of troops on the Russian for a new water supply. western frontier and the preparations to further reduce garrisons in this reJohn Lb Sullivan has again signed revive talk of a complete under the pledge. John L. could save a great gion deal of valuable time by using a rub' standing with Germany, under whleO the frontier will be protected so as to her stamp in his business. permit the dispatch to Manchuria ot A contemporary philosopher ob troops stationed In Poland. There are serves that you cant make your way about 600.000 soldiers in Poland, comIn this world by kicking. Perhaps he prising some of the best troops in the never saw a football game." empire. In the best Informed diplomatic Look out for bioscope pictures of cles It is believed that nothing in dr the Vesuvius in action pretty soon now. shapn of a treaty between Russia and No doubt dozens of men in this coun- Germany has been committed to writThe Rio Grande river, which forms ing, but that there Is simply a mutual try are already busy on them. personal understanding between the the meandering boundary line between covering this point, Texas and Mexico, has changed Its The Hague conference might take two sovereigns soma believe, going much fur- course so that the channel now foland, note of the fact that 95,000 accidents, ther. So far as war Is lows the Arroyo Colorado. By the fatal and otherwise, occurred on rail concerned, there Isthenopresent evidence that change 600,000 acres of Texas land In roads in this country last year. the supposed agreement covers active Cameron county Is now on the south aid, as such an agreement would renof side river and an International the alSigns of the times: When she is der operative the may be raised. The above question liance. Is It mar in the are diphowever, thought, package they carrying map shows the present course ot the rted. When be is carrying one she is lomatic quarters, that there Is someIn the & nature of on the channel via Arroyo Colorado. The Imthing pledge thinking about getting a divorce. part of the emperor of Germany to portant city of Brownsville is left south of the river. protect Russia's western frontier. Poverty, according to J. G. Fhelps Stokes of college settlement experiBOTH ARMIES EXHAUSTED. met by a revolver fire from the men ence In New York, will one day cease to exist So also in that day will Will Make New Disposition of Forces as they entered the house. Shea was first to fall. Dwyer and McClusky reriches. and Resume Fighting. turned the fire of the men. Dwyer There has been an end for the time died after an ambulance had started It is a more hopeful and not more hazardous enterprise for the duke of being ot the fighting on a large scale with him to the city hospital. Orleans to try to reach the north pole which began when, on October 9, Genwas badly wounded. Nothing than to attempt to set up the throne eral Kuropatkln announced to his Is known of the identity of the men of his fathers. army that the time had arrived for an I sought by the detectives, except that advance against the Japanese. Heavy the police. Evidently the Cleveland Judge who rains and consequent bad roads have they were wanted by holds that & man with a nagging wife JAPS LOSE HEAVILY. military operations on either has a right to get drunk is of that made side difficult If not Imposschool of philosophers who believe sible. extremely The Interruption, aoeording to Russians Worst Them In an Attack at that wbdt is is right advices received at St. Petersburg, Is Port Arthur. being utilized by both the Russian and A Junk which left Llaoti promonPresident Eliot of Harvard says the Japanese commanders In making new true gentleman will be deferential 10 dispositions ot forces and new objec- tory on the 19th was driven by a gale age. beauty and all worthy things. He tive points are likely to develop when and arrived at Chefoo on the 20th, probably classes the homely girls as active operations are resumed. A 100 coolies who left Port Arone of the worthy things. dispatch states that the Japanese bringing because thur they feared Injury from will seek to make government repreto St. sentations Ehells, the Japanese through Petersburg Marconi has been held up by a the American embassy against the alThese coolies say (hat on October policeman for violating the speed law leged use of Chinese uniforms Rus- 13 there was fierce fighting for sevin running his automobile, and was sian troops. In violation of the by usages unable to pull any wires to save him of war. Russia is hastening the eral hours on the slopes of Rlhlung self from going to the station. of the Second Manchurian mountain between comparatively army. small forces, during which the JapanThe man who writes to a New York ese army Is now almost completely TREASURER POCKETED CASH. paper declaring that housework is all supplied with winter outfits. the exercise that women need to make Custodian of Funds Kanof It is said that the Port Arthur garBleeding them beautiful, strong and healthy, Is In Trouble. sas Is frantic for news ot the operarison his "Crank. letter simply signs State Auditor Rowlett, in a report tions of General Kuropatkln, from There is a race horse that has been lo Governor Bailey, of Kansas, cover- whom the defenders expert relief. given the name of Togo. As Soon as ing an investigation of certain missing ARMIES UNABLE TO MOVE. the Togo cigar appears the ad- coupons amounting to $1,502, says that miral may retire, knowing that he has the coupons were collected by State reached the limit of earthly glory. and Russians Must Treasurer Kelly personally but that Both Japanese Wait Drying of Roads. A heretofore esteemed contempor- the money had not been turned Into Military operations In M&nchnrla ary makes a great display of the an- the state treasury. The report has are been referred to awaiting the drying of the roads nouncement Attorney General that Chauncey Depew and plains rendered Impassable for has cracked a new Joke. Nothing Coleman. could be baser or cruder than this. artillery, and even for Infantry, by the Will Punish Lynchers. recent heavy rains. Meantime the Penny Martin, Benjamin Martin, correspondents at the front have only France is about to have another crisis. Nobody seems to know what Adger Butler. S. C. Eaden and J. II. desultory cannonading end unimportit Is going to be, but It is bound to lalmcr, all citizens of Eutawvllle, 8. ant skirmishes to record. The report come. The people have stood the C., the last two being pence officers, had at the station Shakhe that railway present calm about as long as have been arrested and lodged In the been retaken by the Russians and that penitentiary at Columbia, S. C., under railway traffic between Shakhe and of eoinplictty in the lynchsuspicion It Is a sad fact that thousands of ing of Kltt BoKhard, a negro. The Mukden would be restored at ones substantial American citizens are kill.ng took place some weeks ago. was erroneous', the place still being in less Interested in the announcement Ik khnrd van taken from the Jail at the hands of the Japanese. that Mr. Jeffries Is going off the stage KuUwvtlle, a hero ho was serving a The Russian government Is hastenthan in the news that Mr. Jeffries is short sentence for a trivial offense, the dlRpatch of troops to the far ing and after mutilation was thrown Into going on. east to constltue the second Manthe Sautes river. churian army. James A. Garland, millionaire, of Children Perish In Blazing Home. New York, who has Just remarried Stricken at the Telephone. As the result of a fire at the Middles-worhis divorced wife, tried George Meredith's scheme, but found It didn't Whilo children's home, at Shclbyvllle, standing at a telephone in bis work. He discovered he couldn't get Ills,, two children were burned to room at the Buckingham hotel in St. any substitute for the woman be death. There were thlrty-ouchildren Louis, endeavoring to summon assistloved. sleeping in the upper rooms of the ance, Albert Sherwln of Lendvllle Colo., dropped dead from heart failframe ure. Mr. The statement that 130 Chicago home, which was a Kherwlns son, William, was teachers are suffering from overstudy and brick building. Flame and smoke standing In the hotel office when tbs cut tiff escape by the hallways and operator railed him to the telephone, ,1m respectfully referred for cogitation to that western university professor several children reached the ground saying: "Your father says he Is dying, who said the other day that school by leaping from tin upper windows to and wants to speak to you." Young touchers ought not to have such long the roof of nti exit ns, on to the build- Sherwln, without waiting to go to ths ing. The two Pi tern n children were telephone, hastened to bis father's vacations. overcome by the smoke In their beds. room and found him tying dead on ths yAnglo-Japanes- e Me-Clus- To-ki- o organ-izatlo- n . ch,, SET' 't hch Cu-lebr-a, Its a cinch that the corset manufac turers will put on a straight front when It comes to a question of their cities of Colon and Panama. You will staying qualities. make due report of your visit on your return. The death of Lafcadlo Hearn Is distinct loss to literature. His talent GERMANY WILL HELP RUSSIA. was exceptional perhaps it is Hot too much to say unique. Kaiser and Czar Said to Have Entered ' a level mace and thesaltspoonf' p0f same et tablespoonful of finely ch p ana serve. Thi, i, delicious and nutritious the utmost pains must its preparation to keen f u ling. ih ft J u G New Color., . Shore resorts give many' xi new styles. One notes that (old blue) is one of moistened with a few drops of oil, and which will be worn In lateaujfj in the winter of 1904-or- . polishing It off with a soft duster. exact size shows It well, but It is dBDla, Sheets of plate glass, the of the tops, are often seen fitted to perfection in the new velvets i! cashmeres and the highly polished mahogany tables, washstands, bureaus and chiffoniers to looking Irish poplins. new colors to be worn chiefly"7 prevent scratching. lng gowns or in velvet or To keep Insects from birdcage to tailor frocks sre a! plecements cleanliness of In matter care the great is needed, but, to make assurance green, the exact shade of the pal seen In nougat, and the fit doubly sure, It Is well, In any casq, to color tie a little surphur In a silken bag yellow called moidore, after tl( time gold pieces and the burnt o and to suspend it in the cage. (cog de roche). tl F Ifa d the . e :o V'M Latest Skirt Design, Paquln's newest skirt Is a very That famous designer plain one. seems to have discarded tho balloon top requiring yards and yards of material folded around tho wnlst. which he recently delighted In. This newer skirt has a seam down the front, one over earh hip and one In the back. It measures alwut seven yards armnd the bottom. k a . three-stor- floor. th .col Parish Fashion Notes. tjeiii Velvet aud velveteens, plain and In ',4, A little fancy checks, will be among the ParIn worn most fashionable fabrics ,oft is for street and visiting gowns this fj! coming fall and winter. Fall hats, too, will be made entirely of velvet (or trimmed lavishly with 2, it), to go with the velvet gowns. fttr Fancy galons will be a favorite jd! trimming for both velvets and cloths. Trimming makers have never before o made so many nor such exquisitely m dainty styles In galons and braids. iH beout In and Bits of color twinkle t Novelties in Evening Glove tween the heavy, coarse meshes of .41 Two novelties iu white wonderkid adds ev the braid In a way that Whilegloves contest for favor. fully to the charm of the gown. :ifl TBA pretty enough to win patronagi ill In tint every Flowers and plumes, one the of orvogue shirring u k of yellow, on down through burnt aot The whole top of the ange and coq de roche, to terra cotta A touch of orange velvet marks the distance of five or six gloves,is inches, and rich wine color, are being shown newest fei long silk coats. ered into wide shirring. In the on all sorts of stunning hats. White i are of and apPockets, them, many the novelty consists in lacing chlflon and white mull hats, with deliIn the fall coats. pearing ei seam a side with silk cate touches of silver are among the Red currants are embroidered over tn tassels at the top. ribbon, prettiest of the evening hats. a white silk muslin gown. A dainty mauve and white check Is Skirt With Coat. Norfolk zS the among suitings. Flounce. Norfolk coats always possess a till Panama cloth Is a nice choice for Skirts that clear the ground smartness and are much to be the if skirt weight light outing render comfortable u walking desired for run ;i Pompadour wreaths catch up the same time that about suits and folds of the dancing girls frock. ji are hygienic they Jackets. This one Featberbonlng Is a most Important appear to gain adis adapted to both feature an of the summer wardrobe. herents week by purposes and .) .01 A deep belt of orange silk finishes week and month all seasonable ma- one of the lavender muslin id gowns. by month, until it As Illusterials. rga and oriental laces are Is fair to Repousse say that trated it Is made much used on lawn and thin silks. Bat to other sort Is of wood brown ;lt! Graduated shades are much In evifor quite correct stitched cheviot a dence In costumes of glace taffetas. the costumes of with corticelli silk .ivei loose separate coats are quite Long, This wear. general and trimmed wlta the most J' picturesque item of the sea- very excellent pearl buttons. The son. ,17( Is model new is and made quite shaped yoke that There ts indescribably fitting and plain over the hips extends over the ethereal aboutsomething to the dotted Swiss It finely gives abundant and graceful shoulders, giving the broad effect. Is frock. at its lower portion and Is made a specially noteworthy feature and is a full length back which Is alwaj A" peculiarly attractive while the cuffs Bisque of Oysters. slrable. As illustrated, the ma harmonize with it to a nicety. Scald a pint of oysters In their own Is one of the new green and blue The coat Is made wlth fronts, that ere cut in two portions each, back, juice, strain them through a fine sieve vlots trimmed with black velvet 'id sidebacks and under arm gores, the and save the liquor. Press the oyster the model Is adapted to all seam: J a puree sieve Into a saucepan, materials. plaits being separate and applied over through la The skirt is made with a tire the seams, while the yoke Is arranged pour their liquor over them, stand !P over all. The sleeves are In one piece them over the fire, add, a little at a portion, flounce and back gorea e each and are laid In box plaits which time, half a pint of hot milk, stir gent- circular portion Is fitted over the a: are stitched for a portion cf their ly to keep the mixture from curdling, by means of tiny tucks and u has v.hen and boiled one it minute, flounce is box plaited and joint tl length, their fullness forming puffs below, and are gathered Into bands strain Into another saucepan through a it, the pointed edge falling over th ever which the cuffs are arranged. fine sieve. Blend to a cream in a sauce- plaits. The back gores are la. ni The belt Is slipped under the plaits pan two tablespoonfuls of butter and two box plaits that extend from ni a heaping tablespoonful of flour and belt to the lower edge and the e! and closed at the center front V The quantity of material required add half a pint of milk slightly heated, is made Invisibly at the center. The quantity of material req; for the medium size is 6 yards 27 stirring It till perfectly smooth. Stand :( for the medium size Is 9 yard inches wide, 4 yards 44 Inches wide or this over a slow fire and very gradually add the oyster mixture from the inches wide, 4 814 yards 52 Inches wide. yards 44 Inches other saucepan, stirring the whole con- - or 4 yards 52 Inches wide Klmona Sacque. The klmona In all its variations has THE FASHIONABLE RED, become an established fact with Western women and Is ever taking on new forma This one Is made with a slightly open square neck, while the shoulders are jlt-- i trlnmed with 1114 Pill I straps which give the fashionable broad line. The material from which the model was made Is pale blue cashmere, stitched with corticelli silk and trimmed with fancy silk made Into banding but all the materials suited to negligees of the sort can be used. The klmona Is made with fronts, back and sleeves. The fronts are tucked to yoke depth and allowed to fall free below ihnt point while the backs are tucked to give a box plaited effect and stitched for a portion cf their length, being pressed Into place below. The sleeves are wide and gathered at the upper edges where they are sewed to the sacque beneath the shoulder straps. The banJ at the front and neck is cut In two portions, which are joined at the center back, and Is arranged over the kimono on Indicated lines. The quantity of material required for the medium size Is 4?4 yards 21 Inches wide. 4'4 yards 27 Inches wide or 2 yards 44 Inches wide, with 1V4 yards 21 Inches wide for banding. Casters should always he a part of very shirt waist box or box couch To keep milk sweet for several add a teaspoonful of fine salt to day, each quart of new milk. An undercover of rubber sheeting or marblelzed oilcloth under tho linen cover, preserves the top of a waks stand. Japanese trays msy b donned by rublln then Muy n, R fllP P,r ch r'a lwaJrB fashionable !u Jnhir?nt Chnr,n hcn worn by Vvrr attractive wcTcm i " light ", yth0,0ftIrolor mortal and Is trimmed with fancy banding, In which threads of gold, combined with and ruffs of p,, T -- t eminently simple one and U made with waist And full skirt which ar F , beneath a pointed belt. The lar gives the breadth that an s becoming to growing girls bars. tho at Is ntado closing ( ,, qunntlty of material required v1 I lrt nf feti venrs of ABC |