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The Detroit times., 1908-02-03
DIED

DULSO-John p. Dulso. husband OF the
late Madeline Dulso, and father OF
Anna Della, Joseph and Charles; died
Saturday morning. Funeral from res
idence. .24s Napoleon-st, and at St
$50.
C1AY-Teb; /. 1908. William Clay; be-
age 81 years Funeral services pri-
vate. Kindly omit flowers.
ELLIOTT-Feb 2. 1908. at her resi-
dence l2s clairmo'unt-ayfs., Isabelle
vate. Kindly omit flowers.
unsatisfactory, at the residence.
1907 Michigan-aye.. Roman Jahsan'
aged so years Funeral from i5s
Twenty-thrd-st.. Tuesday at 2
o'clock. standard time.
PowERs-Feb. /. at the residence OF
Melrose-ave.. Rachel Powers, beloved
wife of John w. Powers, so Piquette-
ave. mother of Mrs. Il. A. Gillian and
Guy Ls'Powers. Funeral private.
6MITH-Charles NJ. az, Dallas. Tex,
Sunday. Jan. 20. beloved husband OF
Lynsls 'n b Barclay r Smith rs Esi
Monday, D. m, from 1874 Forrest
west.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES into rest Jan. 81.
Katherine Spengler. beloved mother
OF Charles. Gustave. Albert Spengler.
OF Detroit: Mrs. Rose Volbert and
Mrs. Lcnore Rogers. OF Chicago, and
Mrs. Katherine Thompson. OF Los
Angeles. Cal. Funeral Tuesday, & a.
m, from residence, ia National ave-
and $40 at At. Boniface church.
QUINN--Feb. /. 1908. at residence 627
CassAaye., Capt. John S. Quinn.
father OF Hugh S. Quinn and Mrs
John 10. Sullivan. and brother of Mary
and James quinn Funeral from res
idence Tuesday ats a. m. and TO 50
Peter & Pauls cathedral, Adelaide
at, at g:30 O'clock
MlISl<A-Suddenly. at the residence.
23e Roosevelt-ave., Doris. beloved
child OF John and Anna Zcmiiska
aged years months and days
Funeral from the residence at p
O'Clock. standard time. Tuesday ar
ternoon.
IiOETSClt--Feb. I, Carolina. beloved
wife OF Ferdinand Goetsch, aged as
years, and mother OF Adalina Schultx
otto .Goetschs Werner and Emilia
r. 9oetstlf.- tfrcraf from rpEfrfence or
son. Werner Goetsch, a2f Hendricks
TuesdaSs-4t30 standard. . o. cfuck st
PauIs church, Jos. Campau and jay
ZNcNN--Febl >. AT the residence OF her
sister Mrs. bred &. Unger. 21s Nc
Clellan-avc.. Emma Hcnn, aged 20
- years. Funeral Tuesday from above
rc3tdcrcc~ TT $50. ana NJ O'Clock
ffefa-Gharch Of z-tuuuurtrttaE--
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03

Carlos ]. was born Sept. rs, 1863, the
son OF King Luiz [. and his queen, Ma
ria Pia, daughter OF the late King
Victor Emmanuel. OF italy. He was
married May rs 1886. to Marie Amelia,
daughter OF Philippe due d'Orieans and
succeeded to the throne on oct IL,
1889 His heir, also assassinated,
Prince Luiz Philippe. duke OF Braganza,
wa born March 81. 1887 Prince En-
manuel the second son. was born Nov.
Is. 1889.
The reigning dynasty OF Portugal
belongs 20 tho house OF BraganZa,
which dates from the end of the four
teenth century. at which period AL
fonso. son Of King John j.. was created
by his father count OF Barcellos and
duke OF BraganZa.
King Carlos was known throughout
Europe as the jolliest monarch and
most versatile man on the continent.
While he never forgot he was king, he
was always an agreeable, entertaining
gentleman, a genuine sportsman, and
had the faculty OF making n friend OF
everyone who came within his circle.
In 1892 he cut down his royal income
about one-fifth, or about 100000 a
year.
While King Carlos was the size or
Falstaff, he was once trim. slim ath.
lete. He retained an enormous amount
of youthful activity and fine energy
Notwithstanding his bulk. He was an
artist OF talent and a musician.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03

+, Caflos. the duke OF Oporto. his broth.
er q number OF the ministers and
court officials FASTENED at once, 10 the
arsenal when the news reached them
Of the attack on the royal family.
The tragedy occurred about $3.50 in
the afternoon. but the panic which In
stantly gripped the city and all It's
activities, Frustrated the lines OF COM
munication, and IL was not for some
hours that the news OF the assassina-
ton was permitted 20 be sent broad
cast. Il
Among the first TO be called into
the critical situation created 10y the
assassination was Premier Franco
the dictator OF the kingdom. Franco
was protected by squadron OF cav
alrymen as he FASTENED To the palace.
and there he conferred with the queen
and high officials OF state on what
further steps should be taken.
IL Is understood that Queen Anfele
will be regent during the minority of
Prince Manuel, who is now in his
nineteenth year.
. Cause of the Tragedy.
A decree was gazetted Saturday CIV
ing the cabinet unlimited power TO
repress revolutionary agitation In
Portugal. The decree empowered the
cabinet to expel from the kingdom or
exile to the colonies members OF all
associations that are deemed inimical
to the state or that are conducting a
campaign against public security; II
suspends parliamentary immunity and
IL compares all persons sentenced for
political agitation TO criminals and
deprives them OF their civil rights and
titles. The opposition attacked the
king for dissolving parliament, declar-
ing this to be an unconstitutional step.
Senior Franco. the premier, publish
ed a decree dissolving the chamber
and. stated that after seven months or
parliamentary strife he had found II
impossible TO govern with a parlia-
ment and TO carry out his legislative
program, which included policy OF
social and economic reforms and eff
cient party control OF the administra-
ton. In this he established a VERT
able dictatorship. and since then has
governed from an iron hand.
This is believed to have been the
kings death-warrant.
Dom Miguel de Braganza, head OF
the house OF the line OF Braganza
which formerly reigned over Portugal.
the pretender to the throne, Is likely
TO come to the front again because
of the death of King Carlos and the
crown prince. The father OF Dom MI
gueI was the late King Miguel l., Duke
of Braganza, who seized the throne
from his niece, Queen Maria H.,
daughter Of Emperor Pedro l. OF Bra
I'll, and was king of Portugal from
1928 to 1884. at which latter date
Queen Maria was restored TO the
throne. There have been numerous
rumors of a rebellion with the object
OF placing Dom Miguel on the throne.
but recently these were not given ser
ious consideration.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03
Daily Death Lis!

Catherine Bnckly 4 months. los East
Adams. commissions.
Frederick Bretz. 60 years, 1873 Antio-
tam; apopleXy,
Louis Kulp, 20 years. Si4 Kirby. con-
sumption.
FredIrck Borchert. GO years. ia
yinewood; intestinal obstruction.
Lula Mcqueen, "a years 25l Congress
east: peritonitis.
Harry Shuttlewoeth. 3 months. 40
Ninteenth. commissions.
Friedcrlcke Heidi, SO years. Solvay
hospital: Intestinal obstruction.
Frank Il. Leckncr, iS years. S4S Nc
Dougall. paralysis.
Stephen Machowiez, 10 days, 81 Nes-
EUu, fnHnfr1On
Harriet a. wetzel. 40 years, sol JEFF
ferson; pneumonia
Nellie Traves Sin Claire, Is years, Acc
Vinewood; commissions.
Joseph Calvin Clark. ~ years. 92i
Fort: nitro -valvular heart.
william v. II. Blaine. SO years, 926
lincoln: valvular disease OF heart.
RACIAL Lewis, SO years, 32S Hastings,
carcinoma OF liver.
Mary Obanskel<. 2 months, SIS Gold
ner; marasmus.
Mrs Elizabeth Toohey III years. 1912
Holden; pernfcious anemia.
Bridget Ruloff. SO years, sos Mckln-
istry; cerebral hemorrhage
Orila McVicar, 81 years, 259 aPrker;
peritonitis.
Phillip Brown. SO years, CSC Chenc;
cancer of stomach.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03
The Assassination.

King Carlos of Portugal and Crown
Prince Luiz Philippe were assassinat-
ed Saturday, as the carriage contain
ing the royal family was rounding the
corner OF the Praco de Copmercio and
the Rua de Arsenal, on the way from
the railroad station to the palace. The
king and crown prince, on whom the
attack was directed. were each shot
three times and lived long enough to
be carried TO the Marine arsenal, near
by, where they expired. Almost at
the first shot, the king fell back on
the cushions dying and the crown
prince was seen to half rise from his
seat in the carriage and fall back.
His mother, Queen Amelie, threw her
saving him, Sbut he had already re-
ceived his death wound.
Prince Manuel was but slightly
wounded.
The police fred on the assassins.
whose attack was complete surprise
killed three OF them and captured
three others. One killed himself after
being placed In prison. IL is be-
lieved that one OF the assassins Is a
Spaniad named Cordova and that an
other is a Frenchman. They are not
believed TO be anarchists. but revolu-
tionists. The recent discoveries of
plot after plot against King Carlos
and 1.-The findina of large quantities Of
bofabs, explosives. arms and ammunI.
ton tend 10 show that the climax
WAS part OF a well-pIanned attempt
10 overthrow the government and make
sc a republic
Queen MsHia Pis. the mpthsE 81 king
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03
'L|PTON's OLD PAL
MEETS TRAGIC END

NEW YORK. Feb. 3.--David Barrie
who. half dozen years ago. was
known to every yachtsman In Amer
lea as the New York manager Of the
tea business or Sir Thomas Upton
and the principal spokesman for the
Irish baronet In matters pertaining
to his efforts to lift the Americas cup
was run over and killed by New
Jersey Central 6ain at the Washing
ton-st. crossing, Jersey City, on Sat
urday night.
Since he has been superseded as the
Upton manager in New York by r.. n.
Davies, In the spring OF 1902. Mr.. Bar
RE had conducted tea brokerage
business In this city.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03
BIRTHS

BOYS
Edward j. Horn 2S5 Smith (twins).
Robert Derby. 15s Wabash.
Ernst j. Moore, 500 w. Fort.
Theodore G. Crosse. 645 Second.
Stanley II. Hoole. 244 Hibbard-
Giovanni Gigantic, els Antoine.
Majola Giorlani 311 Orleans
Albert Whjtefoot, 179 Twelfth
William Levy, PSI John X.
Louis Roberts, 1853 Adams east.
GIRLS.
Philip Smith. 16S Reeder.
Charles w. Wing. S32 Lafayette.
Robert Hanna, 500 West Fort.
JOsepn Masson, ~ Clinton.
Charles r.. Parker, 600 Campbell
George r. Moore. 594 Morreli.
Frank Moons. 1867 Field.
George Ransom, 437 stanton.
John +. Hershey. 164 Fillmore-pl.
Michael r. Connolly 90 Twenty first.
Michael Schneider. ga Russell.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03
FRANCO RESIGNS;
A NEW CABINET
FOR PORTUGAL
Continued from Frat pagc3


guard opened fire and after the ex-
change of several volleys, the attack.
ers drew off, carrying their killed and
wounded.
Practically all the city Is in silence,
the people keeping to their homes In
anticipation OF possible outbreaks.
The only movement OF note Is that
OF hundreds who are flocking to the
Necessidades palace. where LIS the
body OF King Carlos and that or the
Crown Prince Luiz. Outside the tenn
porary royal tomb, squadrons of cav
airy and strong bodies OF police are
on guard to prevent further outrages.
II jig -4paFHed-tthfat,- besides tAt1
wound, the new King Manuel received
In the arm, his mother. Queen Amelie.
was also victim OF the assassins.
Queen Is Wounded.
The queen. when she threw herself
on the body OF the crown prince. re-
ceived bullet In her hand.
That further trouble Is coming is
evident from the news received here
that the British Atlantic fleet, now at
Vigo, has, been ordered here to await
developments, II having now been
pretty definitely established that the
assassins of King Carlos were OF the
revolutionary party.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03
III DETROIT TIMES
lTI LINER AID"
rH AGENCIES.
Marriage Licenses

Joseph Rozalx. 90: Ludwlka Ceszasz,
rs.
Joseph Bernas. 81: Pelagia Dziopek.
10.
william Benkee: Elizabeth Bonkie,
AZ.
stanislaus Gortat. "a; Sophia zalew-
ska, 1S.
Andrew Kro1, %: Wyandotte; Alexis
andra Pawelcik. II.
Michael Zepke, 20. Hamtramck Mich.
Sophia Libezolo. ~, Detroit.
Louis Grimshaw, 39. Windsor. Can.
Hattie Harris. 35. Detroit.
Joseph Lehatyan. 20; Theresa Marin
jak. is.
oscar Mayer. %; Mary Weber. 20.
Walter Maczkowski,~ 20; Clara Miller.
is.
Joseph Burzynski, 21; Lille Tuchlo-
ske, 20.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03
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The Detroit times., 1908-02-03
Reign Of Terror.

A reign Of terror exists throughout
the entire country. Most people be.
lieve that a revolution is certain and
that the country Is about to be plung-
ed into the throes OF civil war.
This city is swarming with troops.
Many OF these, 1t is feared. are dis
loyal and this adds to the confusion
and terror of the people.
Guns have been planted In positions
to cover all approchs to the royal pal
ace, the Pace des Necessidades.
Squadrons Of cavalry are stationed at
various points, ready to charge mobs
in any part Of the city. Troops are
guarding the residence OF Premier
Franco and the homes of all the prin-
cipal government officials.
People everywhere are barricading
their houses and every one that can
procure arms is doing SO.
Revolutionists are holding secret
meetings at various places and
lodging the secret police, who are ar
resting them whenever they can find
them.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03
THAW IN ASYLUM


4 - ~s"~~S
Harry X. Thaw slept soundly on thots
first night OF his Incarceration, tho Y;
presence of the so other unfortunateaaI
In the same ward bothering him not at,r1
all. sd
1t was the usual retiring hour whens
Thaw reached the asylum and he losty
no time In going to bed. as he was ut Il
terly weary from the strain OF the day.sis
He had evidently enjoyed the trip froulf1
New York with his counsel, ns well an
the dinner at the hotel in FishkiliO
Landing, with his counsel and few
newspaper acquaintances.
Arising yesterday morning at 8,
Thaw began the regular routine of the
asylum's Simple life "a
Eats Hearty Breakfast. Is
Harry started the day by eating . !.
hearty breakfast at the knife and :
fork table. Only ga out of the more !,
than 700 inmates are allowed this Z
privilege, the rest being restricted to y
spoons.
About 500 men were I'm the main 3
dining room when Thaw reached th0'
breakfast table, and he was the CEN
ter of attention. The novelty OF the =
noted patients presence had not worn
off by dinner time and he was com. y
PEELED to eat under the scrutiny Of
many eyes. /
No arrangements for specially pre-
pared meals having yet been made for
him, Thaw shared the hospital fare
with all the others. His dinner In
cluded roast pork, potatoes. sauer y
kraut. bread, butter and coffee. VI
AT 3 p. m. Thaw attended divine u
services ia ttAe hospital sttditorium or 4;
theater. conducted by Rev. Harry !
Sheldon. pastor OF the Fishkill Land 4
ing Methodist Episcopal church. One
hundred patients were present. and
Thaw had expressed a desire to at %
tend.
During the day Thaw declared to q
one OF the attendants that he prob
ably would not be In the hospital moresa
would sue out a writ OF habeas cor y
pus In his behalf and he was sure ha0i
would be allowed his liberty as th00'
result OF a hearing in court or an In Y
quiry before commission ID
Take Measurements Soon. -
Thaw's picture and measurements
for the hospital records will be taken
during The early part of the week. 4
He already had given his age to the
authorities as 81 years. During his 4,
stay in the observation ward, prior
to being assigned to some particular y
division or to private quarters. Thaw
will be under the immediate super-'s
vision OF DIR. Amos T. Baker. one Of =
the medical assistants to Supt. Lamb.
DR.. Baker said today he would not''y
allow Thaw to have liquor and to-
bacco unless his condition seemed to .
demand them for time In medical Y
moderation.
Thaw had stifly rebelled. Saturday.
Mt going 10 the asylum. but gave In
Mt the insistence OF his counsel and
the pleadings of his wife.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03
HEALTHY WOMANHOOD

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20 women with each box. 10 cts and
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The Detroit times., 1908-02-03

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The Detroit times., 1908-02-03
IN SOCIETY

st. Joseph's branch, No. 1872. l.. G.
b. A.. will give pedro party and
social for members and friends In the
branch hall, Tuesday evening.
The Knights OF Columbus minstrel
show will take place Tuesday evening
Feb. IL, in Harmonic hall.
Miss Frances Il. Riggs, who taught
In the old Miami school rs years ago.
will have a. reunion with all her for.
MGR pupils now living In Detroit, Sat.
urday night at her home, No. 1866
Cass-ave. The gathering will be an ia.
formal affair and Miss Riggs cordially
invites all her former pupils to at
tend.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03
FoR sAI.E.-l,kstpRNcE rnorEnrY

SMALL payment down. -balaach- easy.
modern cottage hardwood finish.
bat h Ea- and fixtures, cellar. &c. In
auire 12ss SIXTEENTH st. cor OF An
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The Detroit times., 1908-02-03
OLIVER IT, LAU, NJ. D.,
GEORGE q. GORDON. NJ ID.
DAILY CLINIC

For alcohol and other drug diseases
Consultation by appointment. Tele-
phone NJ. 1900. or q. 1880. q. 444-L
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03
PHONOGRAPH
VICTOR"
AT A BARGAIN

Having moved into fiat where musical
instruments are barred, will sell new
Victor photograph. record cabinet
ana % new. perfect records at a
great bAfea aim Address -, box &c
Detroit Times.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03
DIED.

INGttAM-feb. D, suddenly, George,
beloved husband Of Jennie Ingram.
aFuneJal from residence. 577 Cavalry
ave, Feb, 4, at"2 y. IN.
MARR-teb. 2. 1905, W. IL. Mari, aged
JIG years Funeral services at his late
residence Monday'evening at s y. m.
Burial at Union. Ont. Canada.
MlLLS-Feb. .. AT residence. ~ Beth
une-ave. east. Carlton H.. aged "a
yeArs. Funeral notice later.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03

The stalwart youth had gotten the
worst OF IL In the seniorfreshmaE
scrap.
You don't seem TO be the least wor-
ried about yeHF diseelefed eyee.n re-
marked the visitor.
Not at all,' laughed the stalwart
youth.
But one eye is black and the other
green !. $4,000
: %ah, I am proud OF them Black and
green are the college, eeiors. p, -
The Detroit times., 1908-02-03
Rates for Liner
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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-07-07

Dave Sullivan returned yesterday
from Seattle where he went to spend
the Fourth.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-07-07
BIG CASE
| NEARS CLOSE
CITY CONDEMNATION SUIT WILL
BE FINISHED THIS WEEK.
ROSENBERG CASE EXCITES
MUCH INTEREST.

The city condemnation case will
soon be finished. The case against
the Poison Implement company is
being tried today.
During the past week the case has
faction to most people concerned.
From the personnel of the jury
trying the case it can be seen that it
stands far ahead of the average.
Several members have openly admit
ted that they were flimfiammed in
the first two cases tried in the con-
domination proceedings, and were
themselves dissatisfied with the ver-
diets on seeing the buildings. This
was owing to the fact that they did
not have an opportunity of inspect
ing the buildings before giving their
verdict.
AS the World at that time stated
that the condemnation case was a
disappointment, it is right to state
that at the present time that the case
is moving on with general satisfac-
ton, and with the present jury there
is reason to believe that the balance
of the case will be settled equitably
and right.
The hardest fought case will prob
ably be over the Rosenberg block.
Sam Rosenberg, the proprietor of the
building, is i'll the city today, to be
present during the trial.
Much interest has been manifest
throughout the big case, with respect
to this phase Of it.
The reason for the extra hard
fight is generally known.
The city about two years ago, in
squaring out the corner, gave the
owner of the building the land upon
which it stands, valued at $4,000.
At a meeting of the council prior
to the giving of the land, Rosenberg
stated publicly that ''he would put
up building that the people of We
natchee would never have reason to
be ashamed of"
The land was given with the I'M
Outstanding that an extra good build
ing should be erected. The building
has always been a disappointment to
the people of Wenatchee. Rosen-
berg now comes forward with this
suit asking for damages.
1t is understood that his claims
~R, be fought to a finish.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-07-07

Now is the vine to buy strawberry
plants; only ss.sS per thousand * :
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-07-07
BIDS WANTED.

Sealed bids will be received by the
board of directors Of school district
No. 46, Chelan county. Wash. (We-
natchee) until s o'clock p. n Mon
day, July 13. 1908, and publicly
opened on that date at the Office oil
the Chelan County Abstract Co.'S Of
fee, for the purchase of fuel, "a
follows:
100 tons of coal, suitable for us
ing in heating plants, with capa-
city of - to Is rooms. GIVE gov
eminent tests.)
$50 cords OF seasoned 4 #. wood
cut from green timber. (Bids re-
ceived on so cords and up) State
kind of wood, Fir. pine, etc. Wood
to be measured on car at Wena chez
All fuel to be delivered on school
premises, where the board Of dire ?
tors shall designate, approximately
as follows:
so cords of wood at Lewis &
Clark building.
so cords of wood at Whitman
building.
so cords of wood at Stevens
building.
The board reserves the righ- t.
reject any and all bids.
J. A. GELLATLT,
C. A. BATTLES,
CHAS. KYLE, CLERK.
School Dist. No. AZ
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-07-07
PLEASANTRIES

They tell in Milwaukee of a
subscription book agent who tried to
sell set of Shakespeare to a veal
thy German. After talking for five
minutes he was interrupted by the
listener, who exclaimed impatiently
You want to sell me something's
no? Veil vat is it?"
Shakespeare said the agent.
Don't want it! / got Pabst S
beer, Schlitz's beer una Blatz's beer
l know nutting abOudt this Shake S
beer, und 1 don't want any
This anecdote is repeated here for
the benefit of Elber Hubbard ezra
Elbertus'D, publisher of the Pnilis-
tine of East Aurora, New York, in
order that he may not be too mach
disheartenei by the following story,
the truth of which is vouched for by
an advertising man of unimpeacha-
BILE veracity.
Going down town one day on
the street car" says the advertising
man referred to, Il overheard the
following conversation between two
fellow passengers:
This is pretty good, said one,
listen breads from newspaper {:
Many a man looking for sympathy
needs really two swift kicks proper
ly placed-Fra Elbertus.'
What does Fra Elbertus mean
asked the listener.
I'm a little rusty on my Latin,
replied the other. Let me see. Two
swift kicks properly placed-Fra Ell
bertus.' Oh. yes! Fra means from
and Eltertus behind.
/ ~Printers' Ink