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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-27
PORTUGAL TORN
BY REBELLION,
Kings Soldiers Fire on Citizens in the
Streets of Llsbon-Dead Are
Laid Out in Rows.

LONDON. June 22.--Dispatches from
Lisbon, via Madrid to the Daily Mail re-
port that serious riotiuc has occurred IN
the Portuguese capital. in which many
persons were shot. The Dispatch is un-
dated, but the riot referred 10 Is one
that was reported two or three days ago
rs a rather insignificant affair.
The trouble, which grew out OF the act
Of the King in dIsuIs~iug Parliament ana
instituuuE a government by decree, Oc-
Cured on the return To- Lisbon of Scnor
IranCor, the premier, who had made Il
tourney to OportO in the hope of secur-
Ing a popular endorsement Of his policy.
\ furious riot, il is stated, occurred
outside the railroad station at Lisbon
during which the cavalry charged the
mob and the infantry fired into il. \
neiEhbOrIng square was filled with the
dead and injured, laid out in rows. Most
OF the wounded were shot in the legs,
as the troops fired low.
The people fought with stones ana held
their ground hravcIy for hours. WON.
en- with Tier >prouS filled with stones
supplied the men with the missiles and
urged them on. The dispatches say that
OIL Thursday there was public mourning
for the dead. Thursday night there was
a renewal Of the trouble and the troops
again fired on the people inJurns many
Of them.
The situation is reported MS grave, as
fie spirit Of revolt is WIdesprrad
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-27
AWFUL RIDE AT FALLS.
Police Officers Tear Over Niagara in Run
away Extraordinarily Escape
ElectrOcutlon.

NIAGARA FALLS. June 2t,-Detcc-
tive CoIliuau ana patrolman Roeder
s,..l 5aa.i, for t,rontv minutes y,.stcr-
I'''' -" w. ny .'' =, ~ Jo.I.a,
day fVo i'tl up III inc ar III Inc o''N''
Of a captive balloon, The mechanism
which brings the balloon to- rarth went
wrong and the gas bag shot SkEWaFd'
Rocdcr, crazcd with fear, wanted TO
jump. but talIlman drew ms revolver ana
threatened 10 SHOOT nm II ne allcAlpl','
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-27
TRY SON OF DIPLOMAT
CARLOS WADDINGTON HELD FOR
MURDER AT BRUSSELS.
Body of 16 Killed Secretary OF Chilean
Legation Because He Refused to
Marry His Sister.

BRUSSELS, June 2i.-The trial OF
Carlos Washington. the l6-year-old son
of Senior Luis Washington, former
charge d'affairs of Chile 1T Brussels, on
the chi gc of numbering Senior Bama-
ceda. secretary of the Chilean legation,
February II last, opened this morning.
On table in front of the judge was
displayed the blOOd-staincd rug on which
Balmaceda fell and the revolver with
which he was shot. Balmaceda was en-
gagged to be married to Miss Washington.
the daughter of Senior Washington and
Il leading member of Brussels society.
The murder occurred on the evening of
the official engagement dinner.
4 few days before the tragedy Bal
maccda requested the Naddingtons to
postpone the wedding ceremony, and on
hc morning of February n, he called
upon Mrs. Waddiugtun and announced
his decision to withdraw from the mar
riagc altogether. He admitted, it is
charged, that he had behaved improperly
towards Miss Washington, but accused
the young woman Of having mlsbchaycd
before he met her. Later when young
Carlos WJddingtun found his mother
Frustrated as result of the interview
with Balmaccda he drove 10 the home Of
the latter. who was his personal friend
and, after Il quarrel shot and killed
lin.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-27
PREMIER ASKS
CURB ON PEERS.
Campbell Bannerman Asks Less Power
Be Given House of Lords-Com-
mons Is Representative.

LONDON. June 24-Premier Camp
hcII-Bannerman today before the fullest
house of the session moved the abortion
OF his resolution curtaiing the power Of
the House of Lords. The galleries also
were crowded, those present in that part
Of tie house including many peers who
were anxious to observe the beginning
Of Tie attempt to reduce their power TO
control legislation.
The resolution was as follows:
That in order 10 give effect to the
VIII ut the people as expressed by their
elected representatives., it is necessary
that the power Of the other house to al
ter or reject bills passed by this house
should be so restricted by law as to Sc
cure ihat within the limits of single
Parliament the final decision of the
House of Commons shall prevail"
NrpIylng TO a question the premier
SAID II was not proposed that the rcso.
luton dealing with the House Of Lords
should be moved in the upper house after
~ discussion in tine House of Commons
lad been completed. He emphasized Tie
tact that the resolution emhodies the
prIN'Iplc OF the predOmuancc Of the
House Of Commons and said that in
adopting tins course they were following
certain historic prccedcntS.
The resolution itself. lie said, even if
carried, would not have the effect of
law or procure the desired results; Il
hill would lac necessary ana the govern
mcnt would exercise its discretion as 70
Wurn II should be introduced His
HHjo@ty's ministers now only desired to
test the opinion of the house and make
sure they had the House of Commons
behind thom They held the view tlat
th" llo#" Of Commons alone was ou-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-27

New York Central Passenger Train
Crashes Into Freight on Curve
Four Seriously Injured.

Ro' les Xxx, y. l., June iii I'VE
pcrSulS were killed and four seriously in
iur.l r,,..I,.t ,i..l, whom . \a,v Yorl,
Jul" '"'' '''' '''7"' " ~
Central passenger train crashed into Il
frpirnt train nu =, sIar, curve at n uOint
,,. ~, -,
known rs NIicA'lI farm.
II" Sm"kihG eur wa" le!cscoped anu
ioUF 81 tHt ui''G4 p"sSenHclS were III
StantIy EIIi'N' me ma Hc'Iih was
Emmett Lyons son OF EhsIlle'f LIONS
Of ne irelGhi; VINO was III me cab WIN
ms fath'r, fhEiH'er Lyons iN NOT eA
peI,'d !" I'VE n're aIH tWeINc INJURED
~ h"ch'Nlrr h"SplJais. al on Wuo"n win
u" exception 81 Lyons are expected 70
feg0E't
~ passenger iI"ul hau h''ii "a 'l'A
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-27
FIND A FORTUNE ON GYPSIES.
Alleged Chicken Thieves at Springfield
Have $4,000, Most Of 1t Gold.

SPRINGFIELD H., June 2i.-W;th
g." 600 mostly in gold pieces concealed
abru, their clothing Il band Of four gypsy
men and women and their children We're
taken into custody by deputy shertfs,
The men gave their names rs Peter and
Martin Murry. In one canvas sack alone
there. was found $4,000 i'll five and TWEEN
ty dollar gold pieces. Another bag Of
smaller size contained several thousand
dollars III gold and silver. The folds Of
the vomcn's dresses. and the pockets of
tie mcn's coats were lncd with bills and
gold aud silver Of all denominations.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-27
MILWAUKEE STOCKYARDS REPORT

HOGS-Market weak to 5d10c lower;
mixed and butchers 5.SO4G.lo: good heavy.
5S506 %; rough heavy, 5.25u5.I5; light,
59od615: bulk, 5..UQ6.o5.
CATrLE-Market is steady; butchers
steers, good to choice. 4.5olD5.5U; me-
dunn to good, 3.75ql15; heifrrs, medium
to good 25d4.5o; common to fair, LOG
800; cows good to choice, 3Tdi.oo; fair to
good. 25oI3.oo; Gamers, l.Von2OO; cutters,
2.Oou2. 30: bulls. good 10 choice. 35on4.oo;
bologna bulls, common to fair, 2I3W3.23
feeders. 3.eodh15; stockers, 2.5ou3.co; milk
ers and springerS, common unsalabIe except
for Gamers, good to choice at - .ooUi2.or.
CALNES-Market steady; common to fair.
4.ooItJ.Op: fair to good, J.OOu6.OO; choice to
prime. 6.eSu6.J0
SHEEP-Market is weak; common to
choice. 3oou5uD; lambs. common 10 choice,
4.50U6.JO; spring lambs. common to choice,
G.lnn i. 30; bucks. 2NonI.OD.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-27
RUSSIA NO PLACE FOR EDITORS.
Those Who Are Not Fined Are Obliged
to Flee

ST. PETERSBURG, Juno %
The governments reprcssIvr campaign
against the liberal press continues yigor-
ous.y. Dispatches from many cities re-
port that papers have heen fined from
$500 up 70 $1,000 The radical papers
have been suppressed entirely ana their
them being NJ GorsAEyn, who wa4 Il
Ilember Of Parliament from Yc.lzayet-
grad The fines INFLICTED "a Moscow yes
terday amounted % S72OO Such repre-
sentative organs as the RussckHya We.
domosti and the Russkoe Slave were
Gned without explanation
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-27
PROBE WEST POINT ROW
Taft Orders Investigation When Lieut.
Col. Ayres Does Not Back UP
Interview
,sr,I\GToN ID. G.. limo

WASHINGTON, -. g.. Juno III
Lieut.. Col. Charles 6. Ayres, Fourteenth
infantry having declined 70 make any
statements regarding the authenticity of
i published interview with him in con.
upctiou with the controversy at West
Point. in which Mrs. Ayrca Is involved.
Secretary Taft has directed that fur
trcr inquiry be made into tie facts in
tho case,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-27
The Art Of Skip Readina.

Skp-reading is an accomplishment of
our own time. An ordinary man or WON
an 81 today can extract III tie requisite
information out Of a newspaper in less
than FIVE minutes hy the exercise 81 this
new sense-for il is little else than this.
The eyes race down column pick up
instinctiyely IN essential word here and
there and the brain fills III The intervals
intelligently producing 2 precis which il
sufficient for the purpose. London
Graphic.
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HEAVY SNOW AT BUTTE.
Fall, Soon Corrected Into Slush, Covers
Montana City-Total Prccipita-
ton Inches

BUTTE. Mont. June u Fourteen
inches of snow fell in Butte Sunday,
hat 10y uithtfall the streets were II mass
Of slush. The government RAIN gauge
showed net precipitation OF one and
oue-qu8rtcr inches.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-27
MILWAUKEE, HAY MARKET.

ChoIce timothy hay, 1o.jUW2OUO; No. I
timothy hay. 10000 1925; No > timothy
hay, l6.5oQl7 80; clover aud mixed, 1909
1900: choice Kansas and Nebraska prairie.
l5UOfpl5.2J: No. | prairie. 1869 li.Jo; No
prairie, 11ooGl2.jo; Wisconsin marsh
feeding, 9ooulOOO; packing hay, 100
$50; rye straw, S.Jod95o; oats straw, 40
QS.UO; wheat straw. 50oI5.JO.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-06-27
In the Assembly.
TUESDAY,.

on the 18th. for the third time this SEES
sion there was lively fight in the Assem-.
bly, over the bill to establish binder twine
plant at the state prison at Waupun. And
for a third time the farmers won out by a
decisive majority and the bill now goes to
thc senate The bill for the establishment
of n mining school at Plattcville and max
ing the appropriation therefor came INTO
the Assembly favoIably recommended; The
Hughes bin for ll2-ccnt rate on railroads
indefinitely postponed. The F1irchli1
bill No. ,isS, to appropriate $4,000 for the
improvement at the Wisconsin industrial
school for girls was passed. Toe Assem-
bly, amendment to the Hudnall bill which
provides that the state board of control
shall b" a continuous body was non-con-
Cured in. Ass'mhlyman Ainsworth 5 reso.
changing the school age to include the years
between and 20 was adopted,
ON the evening Of June. IS the capitol ap-
preparation bill was up for Its third read
ing but was laid over until June 20. The
commission was criticised for not taking
members Of the Legislature into its cont
dencc. The cumulative or second choice
voting bill was Killed. Under suspension
Of rules the Ass mhly passed thu Roehr
bin to create, public school teachers r.,
tircment fund. Burlle's bill requiring the
railroad commission to inspect track scales
and control the weighing of cars was also
passed under suspension OF rules Inc
measure giving the state right to appeal
on questions of law in criminal proceedings
aud which had been killed, was asked to be
reconsdcred by Asscmblyman Ingram, but
without avail. The judiciary committee or
the Assembly introduced bill which VIII
repeal the mental anguish measure. which
went through both houses recently, ana
which makes telegraph and telephone com
panics liable for damages for delayed mes
sagcs. Appropriation bills to the amount
Of 81. 500 900 were passed The Wisconsin
Ruttermakers association will get $500 an.
nually ana members of the state militia
will be pcnsionrd If injured while on DUTY.
under the terms of two of them. Billa
barring nou-rcgi Stercd electors from voting
ana providing penalties for violations OF IN
Surancc laws were offered.
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w WEDNESDAY.


on the 10Th the Assembly TOOK day OF.
IA tine morning maNy #sscmblympn paruei-
tHltvd IN the rummlnc mcut procession ana
Exercises =" the university campus and III
the afternoon they We're the guests Of sen
utor Robert NJ. La Toilette AT his farm,
Maple Bluf
THURSDAY.
on tho 10th the Assembly engaged in a
long bose controversy which resenIbled
political debate more than consideration
Of an Important proposed law over the =
cent fare bll which had been reported III
for indefinite puStpunemcnt by the commit
tee on transportation motion to KIN
was voted down The bill advanced TO
third reading Ivy vote of 10 10 ~, After
a spirited discussion the Assembly con-
cured IN the usury bill which was intro
dueed In behalf OF the Milwaukee Provf
dent Loan society to better aid TINT or
ganiZation IN the prosecution Of the So
called loan sharks
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-07
,v,llomet,e Defeats High school.

Twenty-four to fourteen was the
way the score stood last night when
the finishing whistle blew between
the high school and the second Will
lamette University baseball teams.
The game was played in the Univer-
sity gymnasium, and was a pretty
contest throughout. Wynans played
the star game for Willamette, while
MeIntire starred of s. II. S. Roberts.
who will be remembered for his work
at shortstop on the high school base
ball team last year, played forward
for the high school last night, and
did some pretty playing. The high
school excelled in team work, but
w. L. got the baskets. A hot return
game Is looked for in the near flu
ture.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-07
DIED

pAUE.-At the home Of hs' -, -.
ter. Mrs. Fred Hurst, ,,,...,.,. =
salem. at 5;45 p, m. w'da'''''. ..'..
March 6. 1907 Mrs
Daue, aged 80 years, -. a,
Mrs. Daue was born in Bs'll., . :.
many. February 4. isss, ID,
married 10 Ludwig Daus q :. -. =,
when they came to Ans',,. ~, I,
settled in wisconsin. ana - -, :
ing there for a short tins ,. =, y,
moved 20 oregon in ls's' ~ 80,
their home few miles trsn .'''' 80 y,
City. where. in 1859. MI -, 90
Mrs paue then moved . =. 8
where she has resided for 'h'
years. ,llkrls'
She was one Of salsns y. -
ana esteemed woman - -, y
|the tOllowIng children 'o s'.'i 2. 4,
death: Mrs. Fred HuT.i - -
snasr paus. Of this si'yy -
paue. Of claehamas sS.su. ...',, y.
Daue. Of Portland. ana
of TonoDah. Nevada
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-07
How a. Rcn.aia Younr.

To continue young In health and
strength. DO a. Mrs. n. y. Rowan.
AenonooGh. Ga. did. sac save:
''rhree bottles OF Elecirie Bittsrs
cured me Of ehroaie liver aad ssom.
aeh trouble. complicated with such
"a uHhealthy eondition OF the blood
that my skin turned red a. flannel.
] am now practically 40 years yoang.
~ shAa before I took Rlecsrlc Rlttsrs.
! can new do all nay work with ease
and assist IN ny hashAnd's store -
0aaFanseea Al ,. G Perry. druwsl.i.
Price kee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-07
Marion Circuit Court.

Judge Galloway transacted the fol-
lowing in department No. 2 of the
Marion county circuit court today:
In the divorce suit of r. J. Luper
against Lizzie r. Luper the defend
ant has been allowed $40 for present
support.
The case of Grover Todd VS.. Will
liam C. Bingham has been dismissed
upon stipulation filed.
The Eastern Investment Company,
as defendant in the title suit of ]. j.
Stehly VS.. The Eastern Investment
Company has been allowed to file an
amended answer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-07
VIII Present ReIshnzznr.

A large chorus Of over fifty voices
will render the story of Belshazzar
in Dallas Tomorrow evening under
the direction OF Martin e. Robinson,
of Chicago, who is we'll known to the
singers of Salem. DR.. r. A. Herit-
age, of this city, will sing and inn
personate the part of the king. The
character of Daniel will be taken by
Daniel Brown, who sang that part
I'm this city under the direction of
Mr.. Robinson a few y 1rs ago. The
Entertainment Is under the auspices
OF the Dallas college and one OF the
special features will be a wand drill
by twenty girls from the Dallas pub
lie school.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-07
Sues for Divorce

Sues for Divorce
Conrad Lang has filed divorce pro-
ceedings in department No. of the
Marion county circuit court against
Olena Lang. charging the said de-
fendant with cruel and inhuman
treatment. The plaintiff and defend
ant were married, according to the
complaint. In Silverton, In 1901, and
there is now living of said issue the
following children: Elizabeth, aged
3 years, and George, aged years.
The plaintiff asks, besides the decree
OF divorce, to have custody OF the
children, and decree barring the
defendant from any interest or right
In the real estate. which is valued at
$1,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-07
NEARLY
SIXTY
THOUSAND
Has Reen Raised for New Uni
verSlty Building.

Affairs of willamette University
are aourishing. Nearly 100000 has
been raised towards the new college
Of liberal arts building, that is going
up.
The greatest response ever ex-
hibited by the Willamette student
bodv was shown this morning in
student body meeting in the Uni
yerslty chapel DR.. Coleman asked
the students If they cared to aid in
adding TO the endowment and build
ing fund. Two friends of the Uni
versity had given $4,000, and the
faculty had raised $4,000. Now the
students responded nobly to the call,
far beyond the expectation of Or.
Coleman, who, when told that the
students subscribed $1153.5O, was
grateful beyond words, and simply
bowed his head in thankfulness.
Tuesday afternoon, at a special
meeting OF the faculty of the college
of liberal arts, the following resolu-
tion was passed.
whereas, Under the guidance of
Providence two good friends of VIII
lamette University who, for the pres
ent, withhold their names, have
promised to $50, 900 or more for the
erection Of suitable building for
the college of liberal arts, and at
least $4,000 for the special purpose
of beauufying the campus, therefore
be it
Resolved, That we, the faculty OF
said University, in behalf Of the
great educational interests of the
Northwest, In general, and the work
of Willamette University in partIcu-
lar, hasten TO express our profound
gratitude to the donors for their
generous and far reaching gifts, and
be It further
Resolved. That We especially ap-
preciate the artistic taste that makes
Il possible for our campus TO be
converted into a most attractive set
ting for the University buildings
and that We regard the gift of a new
building for the college OF liberal
arts the most important and stimu-
lating event in our history; be II
further
Resolved. That we assure these
friends that We will do out outmost
10 assist In complying with the con-
ditions. and will use our best efforts
10 transmute their gifts into intel
lectual and moral power, and be Il
further
Resolved, That copy be sent
to our Eastern benefactors, and a
copy be spread on the minutes of
the faculty.
y. r. MATTHEW'S.
KATHERINE r. KAUFMAN.
WILLIAM r. KIRK,
Committee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-07

And remember the next time you
suffer from pain-eaused by damp
weather-when your head nearly
bursts from neuralgia-try Ballard's
Snow Llniment. Il viii cure you. A
prominent business man OF Hemp.
stead. Texas. writes; II have used
your liniment. Previous TO using II
{ was a great sufferer from Rheuma
tism and Neuralgia. am pleased
to say that now Am free from these
complaints. am sure owe this 10
your hniment" Sold by ID. ]. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-07
PILES s
CURED
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-07
Cured Iumbago.

A. d. Cahman. Chicago. writes
Mar. 4, ls0S. Having been troubled
with Lumbago. at different times and
tried one physician after another,
then different ointments and llni-
ments. gave Il up altogether. So
tried once more. and got . bottle of
halland's snow Linimsat. which gave
me almost instant relief. I can cheer
fully recimmend Il. and will add my
name to your list OF sufferers" Sold
by ID. J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-07
Notice..

Notice Is hereby given that the
board OF directors Of school District
No. so. county OF. Marion, State OF
Oregon, will receive sealed bids on
or before April 1, 1907. for the cree
,ion OF two-room school house.
Plans and specifications and rules
governing bids are now on nIe In
the clerks once. and are open 10
inspection. The board reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids.
VA. II. HOW'D,
Clerk of District. shaw. or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-07

be replaced by cloth sun and rain
protectors. Tho time was when
those permanent awnings we're CON
siderod decidedly the best thing OF
the Kind, but, with other things. the
styles have changed, and they must
come down. That will be well
lighted corner hereafter. day and
night Lot tho good work 40 on.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-07
People Going to
Newport

This year can bFing the agates
shey nnd home and have them pol.
ishsd Al any time of the year. We
have a new up 10 date plant for
grlnding and polishing agates and
haso kso~ledge and ability 60 do
good work, Try us when you have
ngatee 20 polish. We win guarantee
nalisfacsion or wili not AAk you 20
pay Ne a cent for the work.