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Prote.ts Against Panther's vIslt.

New York. oct. PA protest has
been fled by the Venezuela govern
ment with the German legation In Car.
acas against the visit to the Orinoco
river OF the German gunboat Panther,
the vessel which sank the Hayden rebel
gunboat Crete Pierot, cables the Port
OF Spain, Trinidad. correspondent OF the
Herald.
In reply 10 the protest the German
legation declared that the blockade IS
not only ineffective. but never . xistsd,
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u,,letoo, Pa. oct 9l-The employees
], . r Markle & CO., and the men
working at the Deyton mine OF COKE
p,o,bers a CO., last night voted TO
continue to strike until the conditions
rrdsr which they are to be taken back
,,y those firms are changed, one of the
officials Of Coke Brothers a Co. said to-
day,
I'VE insist that all the men formerly
sr,loved AT our mine who went on
strike shan apply to the respective fore
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Political shooting in San Juan,

San Juan, p. r., oct PA state o.
Lolitical excitement here yesterday
eaded at midnight with the shooting
OF two Republicans. The wounded
men will recover,
Ou Thursday the editor Of the News
was arrested on the complaint OF the
mayor amid a great demonstration on
the charge Of libel in publishing the
text Of the citizens petition presented
tc the governor asking that the mayor
be prosecuted for destroying the mu-
nicipal records. Many OF the signera
of the petition. numbering 200 have
been threatened in dodgers and let
tiers,
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Ching wants Germany to Explain

Pekin, oct. 2L-Prince Ching. pres-
dent OF the foreign office. Intends 20 ask
Germany TO interpret the 'inyidlou1
stipulation" regarding the evacuation
of Shanghai by the foreign troops as
embracing all China, thus removing the
implication that the Yang Use Kiang
valley is threatened by British schemes
Of ACKNOWLEDGMENT AS the Germans
are pleased with the agreement as II
stands. It is doubtful If Germany will
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THE :. y. STRIKE,
General Manager Knows Nothing
"OnioialIyN About Il.

San Francisco. oct. PAR, c. Aglcr,
general manager Of the Southern Pa.
c'ilc company, today declined TO maize
a statement regarding the reported IL
tvntIon Of the fremen and engineers
ot his company to 90 on strike I'm tho
event Of the company not meeting their
demands for higher wages
i know nothing officially regarding
the demands Of the men We will 10
nothing in the matter at present"
Asked If he would be in position
within a few days 10 make state
moat regarding the situation, Mr.. Ag-
Ter replied Il do not think 1t vii,
be necessary"
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THE SAMOAN AWARD.
King Oscars Decision Com munioated
TO q. =. Minister Thomas, Oct. fS.

Stockholm, Sweden, Oct. 24.--lt is Of
iclaly announced here that the terms
OF the award made by King Oscar In
the Samoan arbitration matter were
communicated to United States Minis
ter Thomas Oct is.
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In the field and the preparation Of spec
ial form Of ballots.
The prospects are that the troops
sent into the region last July win be
ordered home before those which were
ordered on duty later.
BATTERIES ORDERED HOME.
Pottsyille, Pa, oct A-Maj-
Miller today issued an order recalling
batteries A, Of Philadelphia; b OF
Plttsburg and G Of Phoenixyille. II is
believed that one ore more regiments
win be ordered home tomorrow
Maj. Gen Mlllcrs headquarters are
at Pottsvilh and the movements OF tho
troops will be directed from there
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Bulgarian Note to the Powers.

Sofia. Bulgaria, oct 2i.--The Bulgar-
Ian government has sent an identical
note to the powers pointing out that
unless reforms in Macedonia are
insisted upon the government Of Bul
garia VIII be unable to hold In cheek
the pro- Macedonian movement, which
is agitating this country.
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sergt. o'Connor OFT. Riley Arrested

Montreal, oct. 2i-Frank O'Connor,
until two weeks ago sergeant Of the
band OF a United States regiment at
Fort Riley Kansas, has been arrested
here as he was about 10 sail for Liver
pool. He Is charged with stealing $50
due members OF the band and has con-
sented TO return without extradltlon
proceedings.
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Readings First Train of Anthracite

Reading, Pa. oct. 2i.--The first train
OF anthracite coal mined yesterday In
the Reading companys collieries was
started from the schuylkill region after
midnight and passed here shortly be-
fore noon today bound for Underwater
points More Is 10 come this after
noon and evening and II is probable the
shipment for the "a hours ending at
midnight will be 6,O)O TO 1900 tons com.
pared with the former daily run Of
40, 600 10 q 900 tons.
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Prince waldemar for Governor.

London. Oct, 24.--In a dispatch from
Copenhagen the correspondent Of the
Daily Mail says the government has
proposed Prince Waldemar as the new
governor Of the Danish West Indies.
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Buffalo, oct 2i.-The body Of Capt.
Laurence Green. a well known lake
captain, was found today in the ruirs
Of the Union Steamboat companys
freight house. He had not been seen
since the fire. He was So years old.
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Hlayor Against
Old Jail Site.
persists Effort 70 Have Basfle N0Ued From The Genital
pouof The City Whese Most Of The Offenders Ase Gath
s,oJh. 10 Place Near The City and County Building
also DSapproues 7heater Sdes0aA Measure

from the same heating plant which now
heats the Joint city and county build
ing, thus saving annually considerable
expense TO the city
A SIDEWALK VETO.
The mayor also used his veto power
on the petition Of the Salt Lake ORA
matte association for permission TO re-
pair with asphalt the sidewalk on the
east side OF the salt Lake Theater' AS
stated in the petition the work was
TO have been done under the superyl-
sion Of the city engineer ana at the
cost Of the association The council
ON Monday night granted the petition
under the usual restrictions. The rea--
son for yetolng the petition as stated
by the mayor Is that all such work
must be done under the supervision OF
the board OF public works Of this city
All other matters acted upon by the
council Monday night were approved
by the mayor today.
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COMMISSIONS INSTRUCTIONS
" HIIt HUUati W dHUITBIUNl
Oct, 49, 1902
"To the Anthracite Coal Strike Com
mission.

"Gentlemen:--At the request both OF
the operators and Of the miners / have
appointed you a commission to inquire
into. consider and pass upon the ques-
tons in controversy, in connection with
the strike IN the anthracite region and
the causes out OF which the controversy
arose, BY the action you recommend,
which the parties in interest have in
advance consented TO abide by, you will
endeavor to establish the relations be-
tween the employers and the wage
workers IN the anthracite fields on a
just and permanent basis and as far as
possible to do away with any causes
for the recurrence Of such difficulties as
those which you have been called on TO
settle. ] submit to you herewith the
published statement of the operators,
following which / named you as the
members OF the commission, Mr.. Wright
being named as recorder; also the let
ter from Mr. Mitchell.
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, and that the kaIser's government in
tends to protect German interests in
Venezuela.
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81 appoint Mr. Moseley and Mr.. Neil
as assistants to the recorder.
(Sgncl)
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ON SATURDAY NIGHTS the Real Es-
tate columns OF the News are closely
studied by those Interested In buying
or selling Real Estate.
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The Industrious but Errafc Doukhobors of Canada

after the animals belonging to them
should not be worked. Accordingly,
the horses and oxen were let loose to
roam where they wiled. This had q
disastrous effect upon the crops, the
main reliance OF the Doukhobors, and
at last the government felt impolled 70
step in and sell the live stock In order
to use the proceeds for the purchase Of
food Neglect through the failure TO
work the crops coupled with the as
saults OF the animals, which appeared
to prefer green grain to grass. had left
very little Of the crops; 30 the resultant
food supply was not large. When 1t
was consumed, the Doukhobors were In
a worse plight than ever. They suf-
fered patiently, declaring when protests
against their inactlon were made that
the Lord would take care of them,
Matters went from bad to worse and
finally came the descent upon Yorkton.
Just what the Doukhobors hoped to ac-
complsh by this move II not clear and
IT seems more like concrete protest
against fate than anything else The
Canadian government is now face TO
face with the problem OF getting these
people bad on their farms, Force will
not avail and II Is a question whether
or not there would be warrant Of law
for the use of force, Even after they
resume their normal avocations II will
be impossible to produce anything for
a,.1 h. la "a
ly not willing to let their proteges suffer
during the long winter the cost OF
keeping them In food and clothes will
be considerable.
A recent English writer sald of the
sect:
1.-THE present circumstances of the
Doukhobors are such as TO suggest the
possibility Of the sect dlslntegratlng, or
at least dividing into two or more sep
arate bodies, Such splits have occurred
In the past and may occur again, At
the present time, besides the question
OF vegetarianism and the use Of domes-
tic animals, there IL great divergence
OF practice In the matter OF conimu-
nism. Some villages are more or less
strictly communistic, other villages are
on an individualistlc basis while some
Doukhobor families have settled on
their own separate homesteads, and a
con siderable number have established
themselves In the towns, where they
get living as carpenters and black
smiths, Every Doukhobor knows some
handicraft, and one possible solution Of
the cattle question is that those who
believe II 10 be wrong 70 use domestic
animals will move into the towns and
remain there.
1T Is such an unusual thing nova
days to come across any considerable
body Of men who are willing to risk
their material prosperity for the sake Of
their principles that the interest
aroused by the mad colony is natural
enough The Doukhobors have I'M
doubtedly given some trouble 10 the
Canadian government, and they have
at times shown a cantanRerous spirit
which has disappointed some of those
who took part In arranging their MI
grafton from Russia; but, looked at all
around and fairly judged, they are
very worthy folk, industrious, sober,
honest and taking their religion seri-
ously as thing that should guide their
practical life
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SHORT AND INTERESTING.

Orange Juice is one Of the best dress
ings for black shoes or boots
Man is subject to i,2l2 different dis
eases.
Artificial pearls are made from FISH
scales.
An ordinary brick will absorb sixteen
ounces OF water.
Boiling meat is less wasteful than
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VIEWS OF SEVERAL TYPES OF DouKHoBoRs.

spite the fact that the leaders were
thrust into prison and later, along with
at least one member OF each family, de-
ported to siberia, where many OF them
were tortured 20 death, But the Douk-
hobors, who are known as a "nonre-
sisting' sect while they made no pro-
test, did not recede an iota from their
original position
At last, about three years ago, when
II was intlmated to the czar that Can
ada would like TO have tho Doukhobors,
no gave his strange subjects permission
10 depart from Russia, This action was
very grudglngly taken, and II Is said
that the ear never would have given
his permission had II not been for the
sting OF the lash welded by Count Leo
Tolstol through the medium OF prop
uganda Of pamphlets The great Toll
stoi got himself into hot water because
of this, but his object had been at
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star Il this: A star shines by its own
light, planet by light reflected by an.
other body.
Hearing, as a rule. is more acute with
the right than with the left ear.
In the Belgian parliament when a
member Is making a long speech he
may be supplied with brandy and water
at the governments expense.
When a Russian family moves, II Is
the custom to carry the Ore from the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-15
oUEeRLY cosTUMEo PRINCES.

The illustration is made from a pho
tograph OF two little Bulgarian princes,
sons OF Prince Ferdinand Of Bulgaria
and the late Princess Marie Louise Of
BourbOn-p Parma, The taller boy Is the
Prince OF Tirnova and the shorter
Prince Cyrik Of Preslav The young
sters are not, as might be supposed, tog-
ged out for some private theatrical en-
tertainment, The costumes they wear
are those Of the Russian Cossacks, and
they were thus CARRIED In honor of q
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hearth Of the old house in a closed yes-
sci TO the new residence.
The chance Of two finger prints being
alike IL not one in sio0O. 10000
A diet Of garlic is a wonderful aid to
the complexion.
Man is the only animal that possesses
a real nose and chin.
One-third of the people who go mad
recover their senses.
Mushrooms generally consist OF % per
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with sand to prevent horses from Slip
pins.
London has over 500 railway stations.
exclusive OF goods depots.
SO difficult Is the art Of cutting gloves
that most OF the principal cutters are
known In the trade by name and by
fame
There are fouT mlllionaires IN Eng
land o. one in F,ance.
The difference between a planet and a
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Russia at a sacrifice In order 10 leave
for u new country where they were
promised liberty TO worship God In
their own way The bond which binds
the Doukhohors 80 closely together IL
religious rather than tribal, although
IN some Of their settlements the com
munity" plan Of life prevails,
The Doukhobors, In the first place,
are absolutely opposed TO the shedding
OF blood. either human or animal Nat
urally they are vegetarians, and, equal
~ naturally, they are opposed to war.
II was that which led TO their first
clash with the rulers OF Russia, whose
laws provide that any adult male may
be called upon for military service
These ingenious people, however, had
the courage OF their convictions and re-
fused point blank TO do military serv-
Ice, This was defiance OF the authors
ity Of the "Great White Car" and was
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cent water. but the remaining 10 per
cent is more nutritious than bread.
The only country where daily mu-
steal paper Is published is America.
There are 725 ancient castles on the
banks OF the Rhine.
The hair Of the head grows faster in
summer than in winter.
II Is estimated that 70 per cent Of the
days In London are wet.
There Is no case ON record Of a man
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dertaklng. At almost the last moment
II was discovered that the available
funds were short by many thousands OF
dollars. The Society OF Friends (Quak-
ers) OF the cities Of Philadelphia and
London IN their broad sympathy for
oppressed humanity raised the required
amount within few days,
The first year OF the Doukhobors' res
ldence In America was not especially
pleasant but they struggled through
the first winter. making themselves
contented with the primitive sod rooted
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TIHE Canadian government In It's
present trouble with the Donk-
hobors, or spirit wrestlers, y
- who were welcomed with open
arms three years ago when they
emigrated from Russia because OF the
prosecutions of the cars government,
Is confronted with more difficult prob
lem than probably has ever been pre-
scented to the authorities OF any country
in modern times II will be remem-
bered that the Doukhobors OF the prov
lnce OF AssnIbola, 10 the number OF sew
eral thousand, recently marched TO
Yorlkton with no preparation whatever
for the journey The officials of that
place We're nonplused, but did what
they could for the children, the women
almost as unit refusing aid and re-
senting interference as stolidly as their
male companions,
In order to thoroughly understand the
conditions which gave rise to the pres
mt trouble, II will be necessary to go
back to the prosecutions in Russia
which led TO the wholesale emigration
10 Canada, when within few months
nearly 5000 Of these people were prao-
tlcally forced to sell their lands in
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baking, and baking less wastefu than
roasting.
One pound Of sleeps wool is capable
OF producing one yard Of cloth.
one thousand tons Of SCOT settle
monthly within the lls square miles Of
London.
Each year about $4,000 is expended
In sprinkling the streets Of London
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dwellings which they had found time
TO erect In their Intervals OF rest from
farming, During the second season
they managed to get things into excel
lent shape, and the Canadian govern
ment congratulated itself upon It's &C.
umen In securing such desirable class
OF immigrants But trouble was at
hand.
Up to the present year the Doukho-
bors, as has been stated, were opposed
10 the use OF flesh as food and also
fought any suggestion of war, because
war involves the taking OF human life,
except, Of course, In the republics of
South America In those two respects
they differed from their fellows, but In
most others they were Just about like
other people. But few months ago
one Of the most enthusiastic Of the As
siniboia Doukhobors propounded the
theory that as they considered 1t wrong
that their liberty should be interfered
with II must be equally wrong that
they should interfere with the liberty of
their horses and cattle. The logic OF
the argument appealed to the honest II
simple people who had Just begun to
taste and appreciate the blessings OF
liberty, and II was decided that there
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having committed n crime with q pipe
or cigar in his mouth.
a fine ostrich Is calculated 10 Yield
1880 worth Of feathers.
Tight. unventilated hats are one OF
the chief causes OF badness.
Bread as a daily article Of food Is
used by only about one-third OF the
population Of the earth.
Bicycles are now largely used IN
place OF horses on cattle rspehea
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A NEW MENACE TO HoUsEKEEP
ERS.

1t Is generally admitted that the av-
erage housekeeper already has troubles
enough for all purposes but now comes
another worry in the form Of a fungus
which threatens the usefulness of car
pets on the floors OF houses in certain
sections Of the country. This fungus
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In q reeen, competition designed TO
bring to light the picture best illustrate
Ing the theory that the camera does
lie the photograph from which the ac-
eompanying cut was made was award
cd the first prise, II shows the body Of
q child supporting the head Of an eld'
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tained, and he considered himself re-
paid for his labor.
When the cars consent TO the emil
grafton of the Dogkhobors had been Sc
cured, the problem OF transportation
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not TO be tolerated for an Instant So
the government set about the ask OF
bringing these recalcitrants to terms.
It may be mentioned in passing that
they did not succeed In doing this, de-
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was taken up. II Is no simple matter
to get 5000 people away from the homes
they have occupied for generations. dis
pose of their holdings, carry them
across the Atlantic ocean to foreign
country and several thousand miles
westward through that country. But
these simple minded people were not
deferred by the magnitude Of the un-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-15
CYRUS TOWNSEND BRADY, YER
SATlLE MAN OF LETTERS.

Cyrus Townsend Brady, the novelist
recently risen to fame, has had varied
career since his birth in 1861, Educated
In the public schools, he entered and
was graduated from the Naval acad-
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appears TO sprlng up from the floor,
the theory being that the seed find
Judgment In the cracks between the
boards At first It was supposed that
this fungous growth was peculiar to ex-
ceptionally damp localities, but as II
has been found In high attitudes as well
the damp" theory will not hold water.
A certain method for destroying the
fungus Is said TO be to take up the car
pet and cover the floor with a 80 per
cent mixture OF coal tar and Kerosene
At the end Of a week the carpet may
safely be replaced.
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China the
opportunity and mey snub that august inbece
Sir Ernest invited
palace instead Of jumping at the opportunity TO rub elbows with the
invitation action
mants
the British Lewis Instead the authorities
beaded
that this would apJease John Bulls
evidenced the fact that expedition
Yang river for the purpose Of
doing that which the failed do
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Russian visitor to their home. The
little fellows. TO their credit be II said,
protested vigorously against wearing
the uncomfortable and ugly apparel
but they were compelled to don 1t long
enough to be admired by the visitor and
to have their photographs taken, The
latter, by the way, were promptly sent
to the car Very funny. perhaps, but
It's royalty.
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envy at Annapolis. He then resigned
and took up railroad work on one Of the
great western systems. Later he stud
led theology and In 1889 was ordained
deacon OF the Protestant Episcopal
church, rising TO be archdeacon OF Kan
sas, then Of Pennsylvania. He was
chaplain Of the First Pennsylvania vol
unteers during the Spanish
war and in 1899 became rector Of the
Memorial Church Of St Paul. Over
brook, Pa, from which he resigned last
year in order to devote himself entirely
to literature, For one who did not be-
gin writing until well into the thirtes
Mr., Brady has had wonderful success
and may be cassed as the most prolific
writer Of our times.
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A PAIR OF SHOES FOUND IN A SALT NINE.

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