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Eis im Jl PANAMA jVCTCIlEC 5 FROM COLOMBIA i 7 A SAX FRANCESCO CHBQKICIJ5 WEDKESBAY ITOVimBBB 19 Qr mmimimmmhm MQ II 1 WLCOXBODV 1 fr UEriNSTATE i vj Revolution on the Isthmus Stirs United States to ActionWar Ships Ordered to Scene fcn PANAMACplombiaf November 3 Ttfe independence of the isthmus ws proclaimed at 6 to day A large and enthusiastic crowd of all political parties assembled and marched to the headquarters of the Government troops when General Tovarj ana ueneral Amaya who arnved this morning were imprisoned in the name of the Republic of Panama The enthusiasm was immense and at least 3000 of the mennihe gathering were armed 4 The battalion of Colombian troops at Panama favors the movement which is also thought to meet with the approval of at least two of the Government transports now here te WASHINGTON November 3 The foilowrngjcabiegramwas received at the Navy Department to night MAn uprising took place at Panama to night Independence was proclaimed The Colombian army and naval officials were made prisoners A government was to be organized consisting of three Consuls and a Cabinet It is rumored at Panama that a similar uprising was to take place at Colon Later a cablegram was receivedfeading as follows MA number of confused and conflicting dispatches have been received from the isthmus indicating rathcraerious disturbances at bothPa1uuna and ColojjThc ayy DparWenthas dispatched severvessels to these ports with direction odo everything possible tokeep order along the line of theailjoad fc The sensational advices from the isthmus were not entirely unexpected in view of the other reports recently received The news caused a sudden outburst of activity in the Navy DepartmemVand at once on President Roosevelts return he was made acquainted with the situation Secretary Hay Assistant Secretary Darling and a number of others were summoned to the White House and measures were at once taken for the protection of American interests on the isthmus Funeral of Hawaiian Delegate Deferred njti I Af tei Etectfpp So That Natives May Attend HONOIULxr October It has nqv Been decided to postpone the funeral of the late Robert Wilcox until Noyemher Wh The reason for1 this was that a aree number of nar ve asTananB ifom ine omer isianas are destrous of attending thft funerat but If At was held before election they would not have had time return to their homes to yote The body has been embalmed and Is lying In state at the wjicox resl Mcijtc a guara 01 nonor surrpunas the casket day and night waving kalihis over the body according to the eld Hawaiian custom This wljl be kept up until Interment Wilcox was a member of the Catholic church andSthe funeral services will pe conducted by the Bishop of Zeugma Tae Interment wjll be In the Catholic cemetery here The funeral arrangements are all In the hands of the executive committee of the Home Rule party A request has been made of Governor Dole that be permit the badv to be taken to the hall of the House of Representatives avtne uapitoi eeveraiaays perare tne funeral thatlt may He In state and that funeral services be held there Mo reply to this request has been madew The Home Rule committee Is making every effort ta use the death of ViicoX as a means of solidifying the native vote tor the Home Ruje party at the coming election HOME KDXERS gELECT WISE JO SUCCEED WILCOX Former Democrat Nominated to tfie Vacant Office of Sheriff of Oahu Counw1 HONOLUI October The Horn Rulers haye nominated John 11 Wise for Sheriff of Oahu county to nil the vacancy created by the deathof Robert WWPcox Wiseformerly claimed to be a Democrat and was sent by the Democrats to the Kansas City convention He waggon the committee on platform and his was the deciding Vote that put the 16 to 1 declaration in the platform He was also a candidate for the Legislature on the Democratic UcketMn 1900 but was defeated A year later he Joined the Home Rule paty but seceded with Prince Kalanlanaole This year he went back to the Home Rule party He Is a halfwhlte and was sent to Qberjln College by Jones Jto prepare for the ministry On his return from Qberlin he did not enter the mlnis trybutengajed In th attempt to overthrow the Republic of Hawaii ln Janu ary 1SD5 He was convlctedUand seq Uncedto a lone term of Imprisonment but after serving a year was given a conditional pardon and later in the general amnesty a complete pardon i IAY TEE COENER STONE OFHANDSOHE BUlXDniQ i djtspatch IwftViAlioe Baoaevslt i consequence of the desire fiprrissTa 8 thent i6 have a portrait of tbe lady after whom the jyesseVwas nameC Tt1 Photograph abrtrl twelve Jnum 4egbV unemeoe mac snn dpi Mais Miss Ht at XulKlenslh It tsuba II III llll illlltr 1 Xlar Jt stwsjjsrsyvsK JT VR rf aT tri KF ir MpK i Jlj unriil iimmmu0mmm1mmmmmmtmm mmiulHiM mu fi mi i i 1 1 i i nni ii ftyiJpwpwpMdffMiMphypMW i gii i i ifc i i lJlft F0HD WMLft I WHL SBMir EZFfiBT 1 1 STHBPOOE OOXBES BOBS MOT DENT BTQ1T OF EETnUJUEBT Belief i HrivThmf th Pxtmuer CAABIAM irnrm ttzl 1 rri NIAGARA KALLBl OnUlfevesahaf Tne ttrute or the Wf laborers ess ployed In theconstructlonjof three great poner plants therela assamlngjaimot dangerous asoeet The iuHlaar th place It on duty Ahd the ThproldandJ cw AivcriucntuiniittDiti are atMBBiea ready flftr tbe ca1 ThepanM wlett are ocsteo in the park are on QoverB ment property During the day seWral shots were firefcand one of the strScera was reported bayonettedlnthe dispersal DEC1ARES JSiriCIDE CXAUSE ISYAIID Missouri JudgeJpholdftf Contract ox a jjue insuranoe Companjv JCANSAS CITY Mo November In a1 decision In the United States District Court Jucge John Ft Phillips has Jield that Insurance companies may en f6rce the antl sulcjde clause which was Previously entered intobr the Insured 1 The decision was irl the case of James VhitfU14 a well known Jtewspaper spotting editor who skilled himself Whitfield insured for J5000 receiving a ftollcy that contained a clause specif pg that only SSOO should be recovered case pf suicide Although the statutes pf Missouri 1 re that insurance companies may pot make suicide a defense In refusing to pay a policy Judge Phillips held that as the pleading of tbe contract in question voluntarily entered Into by the parties goes merely to tbe question of the amount of the recovery and not to defeat a recovery my conclusion1 is that the plaintiff Is entitled recover the sum of only PREFER SOLID BOOKS TO TALES OF FICTION ii 1 HoreSeience Read pnthe East Side JXhQn in Any Other Pari pl New York NEW VORK Nqvember ir Aj most peculiar development as to the taste of be reading public has been discovered on the lower east side of this cityr At the opening In Eait roadway Of the second of the branch library buildings provided for by the J5000000 gift of Andrew Camcglei Chairman Bost wlck of the circulating department of the News York Public Library read statistics coveriiigfour years ptoving that there1 are twice as many scientific books drawn in the Chathamfstreet section than In any ether circulating library In fcew York City Unlike the people ln the wealthiest part of the city he said the population about Chatham square rejects flctionto a large extent and chooses solid information on science and ether serious subjects PARUL Woimb jL Tfcerorttht Prsmlerj ponihes Intended to resssa be oasoe moFep4rttent ttd afternoon fta Ty rf Jy mm otanstioen noiryugtne rrssnemi of tbe CoundloMils intention to later platethe Government on the subject ofstrikes in the Northern spinning trfcf ifmt TwrJ rnmh hlmselr malntalsa enUre silencsf on the subject While the retirement of Combes continues to be probaWe atertheFremierhas net yet anouno4d his Intention to do so and there sino present Indication that his retirement is Imminent i i if i 1 1 fJi GOLD C0MINO FROM LONDON KUW YOR JOTember lThV report pf tbe engagement in London of oae million in old tfor traosportatton to New York was officially confirmed at the National City Bank before the close i a ni if ji NO UVESLOST INWRlCKj IONrONovember The German1 steamer Dulburg wrecke nearwhere yesterday is not the German mail steamer of that name but small German traffic steamer There was no loss of life Wm rf New Xttor JBstabUaltM IfgK tiiMmri fljwiir dMft i CHICAOO JXowmfmm providing Incosaes fpt thW mml to Use aatouBt of asony they wou 1m able to earn at work a ldg education has Mttv phieed mt ttt Mh of children or poor MftBto wtU of Colonel Augustus Jsctfhaan jp this but teatm ment CokMMri JafotsUfi whs was awelli known imMrisar taf Wt TTnton Quh and hM eqiSSkAe oenSSthC of his cs tte toward find for Oteeatabliab ment of VSA senebl schoUisdttps Tb aqwuAttbfw bsausthtd it la believed NEGEOES ORDHUfcD TO LKAYE CHlCAQQfXJfosirisr XtRclteBt nrevtla imonrtn oSifflrd ettlamaof Morgan Park as the rastilt of the posting Of placard gvtog fttla ta eoiorsd Eersons to wipunrjiony eigK oursSevesa famJe havei already leftjThe xaqvwsnt is ouioome the murder ofObieF POUcq Aiwy CmttJtmM MtswWr Wm a mmk it 4 i A arsti4 cmrptT PHmhii itehlsgl B1U4 Btaetsg se Pietrsdlsg ttln Tsur drastet will Jtmam Mmt KPAWJ OIKT WBKT Tfli to twrjw asr soes OF HTS BUFFALOtt China Will Mt Sgait th DtttatH vsa Mt will send tne Aaessr to Aid Filipinos PBK1NG November The CbleM Government has informed Untied StaSM Minister Conger substantially Utat It Wta permit the water buffaloes already bousjht to be exported but the hope expressed mat the Philippine Oov mes wlU act purchase any more tra buffs tors The Government of China pwIUlng toestabUshvthe precedent or resattttsw the export duty on the asw assJs but it will send the amount of dtx Collected tothe Philippines as sv Mttatfoa for the relief of the distress existing xv KOW LAYS 00RNER STONE XOHDONN0verabr Kln Edwar iaJieJprsweioe or syeraivthousani pw pteitOjiayiUld the corner stone of tbj sf torltm at Jladhurit Sussex for the THE cXANRHRU XAUNCHID 1 PHItADiPHIA November Jrh Padae KslI SteanwWp Manchuria which struck on the wayst Saturday was successfully launched to day at the yard of the New York Shipbuilding fomnnvifTrw1ri i busts 1 Company Camden MORE SHIPS TO GO TO ISTHMUS Dixie ard Boston Ordered tothe I SceneandOther Vessel Are Held in Readiness vto Go WASHtNGTON Tovember 3 Or rs have een issued by the 6Ute Navy Department received word to lllfl ienartrnent to the TlriiL whlph la i now on her way from Jamaica to proceed tit once to Colon an to the Borton which is now at San Juan del Stir to go to Panama The Wyorring Marblehead and Concord pose Admiral Glass Pac are under orders to remain tempcrar tly atAcapulco where thy are nhwj to await orders to proceed to the Isthmus If the situation beeqmes worse The Baltimore Is now on her way to Ban Domingo because Cfan outbreak and disturbed conctloht but upon Ijer arrival at San Domingo probably will be ordered to proceed to the Utbtnuf Ur The Dixie Is stated has 400 marines pn board a orce that nould come jn very handy in the event that Js de lired to 3and a force on the Isthmus Thus far no information has come to the Government Indicating that our naval efflcers wha have pretty broad authority In 8Uch matters have landed marines In fact tbe early advices received hy the Navy Department merely tUtdthat the Nashville had arrived at ColoA and that the situation is ierious It addition to the orders 1 eiven above orders were issued to night to the Atlanta to proceed from i JamxlCA to Colon The President and a number of his 1 Veers hr Id a fang conference at the hite House to night to consider the 1 situation on the isthmus 1 Acting Secretary of the Navy Par JlneT made etatement regarding the location of the United States ships ikely to be called on fcr isthmian eervice Hr said The Atldnia Ja now at Jamaica the pixie is sup pored lo be in the vlclnlfr of Ja malca tb Nashville i at Cplohr Admiral GJaEB aquaCron coroprisingjvthf Marblehead fomlnff and Cdncprd It at AcapulcoMhe Boston Is a Uttle further down the coastat San Juan dt SuK NIoaraiTua Secretary Hay took part In alhthe confereesthe White blouse but his preseaoewappotnown uninioe gths4w bupas Jwtor4 by HAD AMPLE WARNING Washington Officials Anticipated theOutbreak and Prepared for It bySeodingShips TJTASHINQTON November The dV of the arrival of the Nashville at Olon last night through a cablegram Xm ber caPtan Commodore Hub bird The department found it necessary to conceal its purpose in dir which com 1 patching the NashvHlefrom Kingston lflc squadron i to the isthmus and ltwas supposed tnat she was prevented fron going to San Domingo because some of her machinery was out of order As a matter of fact the adylceVre celYed from the United States Vice Consul at Panama mpre than a week ago determined the State Department to have spme representative of the Navy In Isthmian waters Indeed it is probable that beginning with the termination of the ceremonies at Guantanamo in connection with the turning over of the Bew coaling station Admiral Coghian wllf be required lo maintain a force of the Atlantic squadron on the isthmus There are more reasons than the Panama situation for this as the reports corn ing to the State Department from the Central American countries north Jof Colombia reveal the existence of tur bulent and dangerous conditions Only this morning a cablegram came from one of the United States Consuls In Honduras stating that the people there Were In a state of excitement over the reported intention of Nicaragua tq attack Honduras The Guatemalans also are in a state of unrest which Is unusual and theof ficials here would not be jurprteJ to see something like general Central American war resulting from present conditions It is positively stated that lucres uHiycuicai on me pari ox our a canal prbject and that there wlll be no attempt to negotiate fur therewith Colombia on thatsubJectrptnttbatVf Government advances aVeasonable proposition 3 the pfivt way I Hawaiian Odd fellows Rebuild on the Site of the Old Home oty Exceliiof Lodge PilOXOLAfLtrJ October 28 ExdelstOr JUjage f40vi jiiiaepenaeniuraer or jaa Fellows said to lje the oldest lodge west of the Rocky mountains laid the cornerstone of a very handsome building on the principal business street of the city on Sunday last It is to be thrte stories in height the first story to be usedifor business purposes and to yield a revenue and the second and third to bet used exclusively for lodge purposes and social amenities connected with the oi ganlzatlon The lodge was organized Jn imSj xmrteen years later a DuiKUnr then considered one ofthe finest in the city was builtr This was torn down lart spring and the present building Is being erepted oxt the site DECREASE IN TMMTGRATI0N HONOLULU October 28 The report of the Immigration Bureau shows that the immigration to Hawaii has greatly fallen off The number of Immigrants arriving here from foreign counters during the month of August was ltttK against 1708 during August 1992 mo falling off la principally In the number of Japanese The numbers of Japanese arrivals and departures at present Just ehout balances 7 BOYD SUES THE AUDITOR HONOLULU October 28R Boyd deputy registrar of the new Torrens Iand Court has brought suit against Auditor fisher to compel the latter to audit his salary warrantr Flsh ers refusal to do so Is based on an onln ion that the appropriation for such sal ary ooes not necome ejiecuve January 1 p6xtt tutu4t MBS ROOSEVELTS TH0T0 FOR A GERMAN SHIP BERLIN November Embassador Tower who recently returned here from a visit totheUnlted States brought with him fa photograph of Mlea Alice Roosevelt presented by IrS Theodore Rcnsevelt to the officers of the aer STRLKE oh western 1 COAL MINERS CERTAIN Officials of the Union Say the Em tv Conference INDIANAPOLIS November According1 to adecislon arrived at by President I John Mitchell yicePresidet Thomss Lewis and Secretary Wilson of the United Mine Workers the strike of the miners in District 21 embracing Colorado New Mexico Wyoming and Utah will be inaugurated on November tbunles3the differences between the operators and miners can be adjusted by conference before that date The operators It is said have refused to consider the Invitations 4o conferences and contend that theywll hold out against tne oemanaa oi ine miners under air circumstances vO te i 0 ARMYAND NAVY ORDERS WASHINGTON November Army ciders CaptalruCharlesE Btapton re lleved from duty In Jepsrtmentof California In time to proceed to the Philippines Ian the transport selling from San Francisco about December 1st and upou arrival at Manilla renort ta fho nm mending General Division of the Philips bines for assignment to duty Capt uraaner a oiaugnier reuevea rrpm auty In the Philippines to take effect upon the arrival of Captain Btanton and then proceed to San Francisco and upon arrival report to the Paymaster General of the Army for further Instructions NEW CORPORATIONS DECREASE NEW i YORK November 3 Another big dropin new incorporations is shown by the record of the Eastern States for October The total of new companies wtha capital of Jl000000 or more was 67300000 which covers NeW Jersey Pennsylvania New York and Delaware and represents not only new promotions but atsO an Increase In the capital stock of a Pennsylvania trust company In csepiemoer ine ioiui was sivsuuuu wnue In October a year ago it was S19 131W0 WIDOW OF HENDRICKS DEAD INDIANAPOLIS November 3 Mrs Eliza CHendricks theiwjdow of Vice President Thomas A Hendricks dledi at her home In this city early to day She was stricken with paralyses three weeks ago and death had been expected several days BBbIf SSk SBBBBBBBSBBrSBBrBBBv BhSSB sflSsKkSBBSHBsBBHsBiBlbJflBHBBfl The Kind You Have Always Bought has borne the fiigna turo of Chas Fletcher and lias bn xnade tinder hlsy personal supervision for over 30 Tears Allows no oaej to decelYo you In this Coanterfcltsf Imitation and Just os good are but Experiments and endanger tbe health of Children Experience against Experlmeatie What is CST0RAi Casioria ia a harmless substitute tor Castor OH Pare trtvrii Tirnns and Rtintrilnty Hrrnnii tir la Plmuaiit contains neithejrOpiumSlorphhie jior other JfarcotioI substance Its aare is its trnarantee It destrovs Wornfts and allays Pevcrlshness It cures Diarrhosa aud Wind Collc It relleres Teething Troubles cures Constlpatloa and flatulency It assimilates the Food regulates tl jStomach and Bowels giving healthy and natural sleeps 1 The ChUdrens Paimcea The Mothers Frleud 5 cl TJBJM IouHaMwaaiiri fc 4 Vf il rAt Bars the iSlgnatnrf wf 4 -IV eitfe 4 jm WJ smmf A iiSBJBBBBBBBBJBBBSB ia it ar dSBSBBSSBSBSBB jj TrBWffiejLi vVUwlCi Saleof Childrens Coats and Jackets cnek two or three of the kmdt of theyery bestjhakesr ffirmsuiiftkat were SOQrto 32AO nolr 50 jo 1675 a SB 1 SSSSBI fflh CAUFOBNIA tASMMT i 5 5Z Jr tMLr 9 1 ISL rWWW wry jtFT SsT aSSBBJSB mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Slm SUIr 111 4 Rmmmmaim Hundreds of lehgthsct j4 i 0 6 yards of acwdcjsrsbsiill 08 nuricd ptciiiU SW WASH1NTONNovember i CaUrr ni posiroaers appoimea Brymaawr CALIFORSIA POTMASTHRg ipnUse FoiOyer OYears tjntKm fmmlmmntimp WiiSjj 1 ST 1 ns Str i iJrSV i Asa BargarditiBOvesiii aty Alex ua TA rr aa jswruratjBoeMissyAiextruaiias Daunt ful jSttunty Oraee XiPediV iM WJ a if i BrynH nTfn i ii JL Mivj rf aijji 4 i i i3 isK a 5 A js Vr J5 r3vl i1 1 ri jt SI Sae Mill End Rbbons Thousands of vards of tleanrcrrspijfesh desirable ribbons in 11 the fancy cotormgs iiave tome to 4s in the shape of ZMtllEnds Hi about one1 half below tbe reznlartxilues I MiH Enlrrepresent the Kannfacteras clipping after the full qusnnty woven i jct up in the regu ar yird fcolrt the bsknee btinjj renwsati or wcalieit MHUnds Thne AidWEndivaryinlenfthfronii to c7 jviui i The Bortmsn5 includes sarin tsffeta dn liberty sxda grosgrain taffet ctc and these are tbe prices to isy only 50c to 60c Ribbons 31c yd i6c to 20C Ribbons 1 1clyd 35c to 45c Ribbops 24c yd 12c to 17c Ribbons 8c yd 28c to 35c Ribbons 17c yd 9c to 2c Ribbons 65 yd uc to 7c RiDbotis lie yd oc tov Be KWpeas ya rLmW bsMI me is iwm mmKmfjn LstfJiw Jfflfn AisZei i isisi5 4 Silks 98o i i Worth tm to h9SYdrJ sir Broken Hnesof beautiful Feau de Soies and SatinS Duchesse many of ttienY jrnpgrtu ranging invaiu uptt3 185 per yardxtra heaw hish luiter silks sujtabreor evening iumerrssjrai wains linings ec luchcplorsTts julepinVl 13ebtbal cerUeiVetipv lendcrf gray cprji1 bro vroj green turqucisc tpyzT c4tl Are 6fieredfor soecisl armrifJ sale tp diyioaly per yd iv i 1 i ft 5 fc I Suits and Overooats it hbl Important Sato at BigtSioro Owing Jto the prolonged continuation of warm dry summery westher ttAz dace this stock st once fsuiti and overcosti irom some of the best mskers inj iiiucicii wij tut Mic pr41es uu uut iuaguuikcui jiuio uiui jjis Mens 2000 and S220 Suit for SI500 wme of the newest saa cholcett prodoc tkmt ofthe ieioa ThemitersU fit sad workmaathip sre of tfce hettvTby are lbs epjl ofir any tuit toMjby ejtlasive clothlcra atf a Joo There sre ouy or thoiejy bjbjjbm 1 shiopabe tweeia wonteja pretty orerpUida and fancy mixtures nowTi ef aq Dopolar fi he coatt sre cut with narrow gracelnlUBela awl ttupe retain ing mmts We csn fit menJof sll aizes from to 41 la rhettnaesseseF iJ tfim MTnM thil ltkir 4 wh i Mens Extra Value 51301 suneres fine cheriotsand rwecar coats Juve hand padded shoulders hair doth ftonta and are cut inthemMt popuur jijieii ob wui pronounce tocm uicoc nine na erer saw ai owr sale price Mens Stylish 1500 Overcoats for 4156 Corneto thsEeBpoHnmsnisr readily see that we will aae jou just SJ S6 9itt the xit i5oo0Koatf Jr Bargain tpai you can naa euewDerev wf tains we soau interest niMff 9rB Mr men with our ss of this hoc of handsome bUc Thibet and fray Cheriot yCm jr Overcoats They sre built with the new broad shoulder lined with heavy serve and tillr atrvvc linln in ths lnnr loose mmr ffierta Dal A itlnyMniwgiimTivwvMi w3mJjJt Suits Ior5950rral afeatMs in tbe iateit fall and winter rattans The 1 serte and silk sleeve lininr in the Ions hx awater effect Only Mothers I Now is the time to get the hoy hia fall and winter outfit Brine him to our toay hqme like ijjuvenile i department this weekj and get bate like these Boys Wmrm Winter Over coats 245 Style like picture medium welrhr Oxford gray has ilatked pocket and velvet cot Jar sixes for 5 to Ij yean Boys Sailor Nor folk loiti rtrictlT sK vroolvblae snd brown aersea ihield bat silk emLroidercd emblem jacket has iwide nickel or gilt buckks a suit well worth J500 Emporium price 2P SS pVryiCmcRujIaniulC indard navy and brown Heather mixtures patent leather belt fcragea 1 to 6 years jO Youth Ovtrcoatf in Oxbrd gray and blue Beaver cloths lone snd loose fit nngi velvet cVwftQmQQ Youha Looj Psih Julti In au sixes from to t9fyeirtfine UaeierieVbatk Thibeta and jJcotch mixtures the swell military cut btt New Yprka makes ma teriala poaitivettall wootljgtfy tttt 1 Ik IL la I JVt 8 1 1 I jSB BbwTbTbT ffff 3 WJk I rj i iit rsK VssW nr j7 Ja UAf rJri fh nv bsil SJIIbIP si II 11 ZJeT MJM If7i i sAVfefi 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