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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
PORTUGAL ON VERGE
OF GREAT CONFLICT
Government Deeply Alarmed at
Activity of Republicans in
Every Province.

LISBON, Aug. 2l.-(By way of the
party IS strong and growing dissatisfac
tion with the liberal policy of the gov
ernment has eliminated in the organiza
tion of revolution to overthrow the
seize its members and
set up military dictatorship. the first
object of which will be to stamp out
the Republicans.
El Monde says that several regiments
have joined the movement and that the
Duke of Oporto, the heir apparent to
the Portuguese throne, while at the
Casino at Cascaes last night, was ap.
priscd of this fact and took refuge in
the fortress. The paper says also that
alarm is general and that the military
and naval forces are under arms night
and day. King Manuel is at Bussaco
mountain, near Coimbra.
The government is greatly disturbed
over tho intense activity of the Repub"
llcans in preparing for the general cleo
tions next Sunday. The candidates for
in the country. The authorities have
searched the homes of n number of Re
publcans and have found stores of
arms and ammunition.
1T is known that quantity of rifles
and revolvers is being smuggled into
the country across the Spanish from
tier, and that the Republicans are well
armed.
No explanation has been vouchsafed
by the government as to why it con
siders the papal nuncio at Lisbon, Mon
signeur J.. Tonti, Objectionable. The
semi official communication published
Saturday says that the Portuguese
charge d 'affaires to the vatican had
explained the situation to the pope.
Despite the silence of the govern
ment, it is understood the trouble be-
tween it and DR.. Tonti had its origin
in the organization of clericals follow
ing the government s censuring of the
archbishop of Braga early this month
for suppressiue a Portuguese Francis
can newspaper without submitting the
order to the Portuguese government for
approval and because of the alleged ac-
tion cf the vatican in placing diflicul.
ties in the way of the appointment Of
an ambassador to the vatican.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
ROYAL RECEPTION AWAITS
TRAVELLERS in CALIFORNIA

OAKLAND, Cal, Aug. 2l.-An elabo-
rate reception win be accorded the first
Western Pacific through passenger train
from the east when IL arrives mere TO-
morrow with d special party. The city
is taking great interest in the formal
opening of the new line and civic pa
rade Will be held, arriving at the depot
in time TO greet the train on its arrival.
Az the train ncars the central station II
viii pass under an arch forty-eight feet
In height inscribed Oakland. the Gate
way To the Orient. Welcomes the West
ern Pacific. Where Rail and water
Meet" -,
The reception ceremonies will begin OF
the platform of the new station. where
Mayor Mott OF this city will formally
greet the representatives of the COM
pnny who are aboard the train. The
response will be made by Max Thelan
of the Western Paciflc's legal staff,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
SEVEN DEVILS MINER
VICTIM OF MURDER
Special to The Tribune.

WEISER, Ida, Aug. 21.-Sherilr Cour-
din and County Attorney Richards re-
turned this morning from Seven Devils.
whittier they went to investigate the
cause of the death of Joseph Brown. Il
wcll-known miner OF that section, who
disappeared more than year ago.
Browns body was found last week. after
having been sought ever since the dis
appearance. The remains OF the body
were found within half a mile OF his
cabin. The skull was In fair state of
preservation, but only a few bones of
the rest of the body remain. having evil
IDENTIFY been carried away by animals. a
bullet hole was found In the back of
coming out at the forehead His hat. in
good condition, was lying near the body
with u hole in the brlm where the bullet
vert through II in coming out, The
hole was made with ,22-caliber bullet.
evidently at fairly close range A rife
belonging TO Brown was found near the
body, also a short piece of rope.
out to get his horse when he was muir
dcred He was supposed to have had
considerable money on his person when
he was killed The body was found at
the head OF an isolated gulch by sheep
herders. who were looking for stray
sheep, Brown had "A number OF yalu-
able mining claims In the Seven Devils
copper mining district.
Suspicious have boon entertained by
disappearance OF Brown that he had
been murdered. An inquest Will prob
ably be held. Identification of the skull.
hat and rifle was perfect
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
CHILLY WEATHER ON WAY.
SAY WEATHER OFFICIALS

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2t.-Chillv wealth
er is on its way. according 10 the general
forecast for the coming week issued to-
day by William l.. Moore. chief OF the
weather bureau. The wave Will start
about Wednesday from the northwestern
states and reach the Atlantic coast by
Friday or Saturday.
Its appearance will be rendered the
more disaSreeablo because II will be pro-
cecded by moderately warmer weather
As a result OF "A sudden change, there Will
be almost continuous showers in tho
southeastern states.
During the last week. temperatures
slightly below the normal ruled through
out the country and there were light
frosts in the extreme northwest,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
NEW REMEDY MAY PROVE
SPECIFIC FOR CANCER

PARIS, Aug. 21.-Dr, +. Mortimer Law
renee Is on his way from Paris to Frank
fort and Vienna TO investigate the re-
ruarkable claims put forth by Drs. Ehr-
lichs and Hata for their recently devised
preparation of arseno- benZol. also arbi-
trarily named pop for the treatment
of contagious diseases OF the blood. All
now being studied with interest by ad-
yanced physicians.
Many Of those in France and Germany
think they see in the new remedy the
hope OF much more extended use that
that for which 1t was originally intended
and that il or some modification OF II
may prove TO be a specific FOR cancer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
APPALLING Loss Of LIFE
N RAGING FOREST FIRES
Party of One Hundred and Eighty
Caught in Seething Zone and
Great Alarm Is Felt for
Their Safety
HALF OF WALLACE, IDAHO, DESTROYED;
PROPERTY LOSS ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Reports of Fatalities Come From All Sides; Heroic
Fighters Are Burned by Score; Extent of Flame
Swept Area Greater Every Hour

in loss $l0000O0
Nulla probably threaten
reported still unburned
Fouror more Newport. Wash.
and in
in he
Mont Saltese is surrounded by fire. De
seriously Mont,
ported
wIhpo White Noxon and Heron
burn
Condaeaon RACES in tin Montana
Falls Il peril
county, destruction
B in which bush.
alarming
Avery, Idaho destroyed, and people flock to Tekoa
Neiha Mont IS to be burning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22

WASHINGTON. Aug. 21.-The pro.
visional government Of Nicaragua is
tottering to its fall, the Madriz army
is demoralized, CONSERVATION reigns In
Managua and DR.. Madriz, his general
in-cbief, Toledo, and DR.. Irias, are pre-
pairing to flee the country This, in eff
feet, is the news received by the state
department today from United States
Consul Olivares at Managua, and these
advices are confirmed by dispatches
from Mr.. Johnson, United States consul
ut Corillo.
The panic In the capital is threaten
ing lives and property of Americans.
Crowds are reported traversing the
streets crying HDeath to the Yankees. ="
The cruisers Vicksburg and Yorktown
are at Corinto and in close touch with
that legation, and the consulates IN
Managua are under heavy ponce guard
and preparations have been made TO
meet attacks on American lives and
property.
The situation grew out Of the victory
won Thursday by the revolutlonists,
who defeated strong column of gov
ernment troops, and crossed the Tlplt"
apa river.
Rout Is Complete.
The rout of the government army
seems complete. Mr.. Ollvares reports
that General Toledo, who was In COM
mand of the Madriz troops, arrived IN
Managua today following his defeat and
announced his force had been seized
with panic and fled when attacked. Sol
diers made their way TO Grenada, while
Others continued their flight to the cap
ital.
Grenada appears to be at the mercy
of an undisciplined mob Of soldiers, who
rol tp no rn1lI00Inu thp h0nSeS
there. 1t is added that the Estradan
force is already at the gates of the city
and is preparing to take the place by
assault. From the evident demoralized
condition of the Madrlz forces, observ-
ers believe that Grenada Will be taken
by Estrada with little trouble, and the
way to the capital thus practically Will
be clear.
1t seems the unanimous opinion IN
Manaeua. Mr. Olivares reports, that the
power of MadriZ is steadily weakening
and that his overthrow may be momen-
tarily expected. The revolutionary army
is only twelve miles from the capftal
and the capture OF Managua is loohed
upon as inevitable.
Madriz Ready to Quit.
1t also was announced that DIR. Mad
riZ has publicly declared his intention
TO turn over TO Jose Dolores Estrada.
n brother of General Juan Estrada, the
de facto authority actually in his hands.
In turn, Jose Dolores Estrada. has an
nounced his purpose of making way
for the leaders Of the Estradan revolu-
ton.
The family of DR., Madriz already
has left the capital for Corlnto, anu
the dispatch declared that Madriz was
preparing to follow them. General lrias
and his family and General Toledo, 1T
also was declared, were making basty
preparations to leave the country. In
support of Mr. Olivares's advlces Con
sui Johnson reports that the Madrizz
family arrived in Corinto FRIDAY ana
hold, thev expected to leave for Mexico
or the United Suites on Monday aboard
either the gunboat Angela or north
bound Pacific mail steamer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
Democrats Make Protest.

DOUGLAS. AriZ.. Aug. 21.-The Coch-
Use county Democratic convention. con-
troIIed by radicals adopted platform
Yesterday which declares tho enabling
act forces upon us the humiliating condi,
tion OF submitting TO the president and
congress the constitution OF our state for
approval: Is intended to declare MS in
competent or unworthy To frame our
deprive us longer of the inherent right
To- statehood" Ten candidates for dele
gates 10 the constitutional convention
were named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
ARMY ENGINEERS LOOK
AT IRRIGATION PROJECTS

GREAT FALLS, Mont, Aug. 2I.-The
board of army engineers to examine
reclamation projects to determine upon
the expenditure OF the s20,000,00 special
fund today started over the Sun river
project The board will spend three days
In IL physical examination of the project,
Senator Carter and Senator Dixon and
REPRESENTATIVE Pray accompanied the en-
einecrs on their visit OF inspection. Just
before coming here the army officers
examined the MIX river project
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
Keep Watch of Cholera,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-Warning ro-
ports are being received hourly at tn"
state department regarding cholera in
Italy. Consul CrowninshIeld. at Naples.
advised the department today that rigid
quarantine regulations arc being enforced
by the Italian officials In the hope OF pre-
vening the spread beyond the province OF
Bari, The department proposes To- keep
advised daily as TO the spread OF the dis
Case through Europc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
SIX OF TRAIN CREW
KILLED IN COLLISION

NORTHFIELD. Vt, Aug. 2l.-Six
men were killed, one wns probably ia
tally injured and seven Others were
badly hurt as the result of head-on
collision between two freight trains on
the Central Vermont railroad at North"
field Falls. two miles north of here, to-
day All the dead and injured belonged
Ia the train crew,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
Wrecked by Bomb.

OAKLAND, Cal, Aug. 2l.-The ex-
plosion of a nitric acid bomb late last
night wrecked the sash and door fac
tory building Of the Pacific Coast Mill
and Lumber company. II was the sec
ond attempt in the last year to destroy
the plant with bomb The company
has had considerable trouble with some
OF the rnion employees of late.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
CAPTAIN OF STEAMER IS
KILLED BY PASSENGER

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 21.-A wireless
report received by the Merchants ex-
change today states that Captain j. r
Wood of the steamer Buchanan, was killed
last night IN a struggle with an insane
passenger. The steamer Is bound for this
port from Seattle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
Man and Wife Pedestrians.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2l.-Mr. and Mrs.
d. II. Wolf, who walked from Kansas
CITY to New York, planning to 80 TO
oyster Bay next week TO call on Colonel
Roosevelt and Mr.. and Mrs Wolf will
sell their horse. which they USED TO carry
their luggage. They will remain for two
weeks and return west by rail-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
President TaIu Indorsed.

BENSON. Ariz.. Aug. 2l.-rhe Cochise
county Republican committee adopted a
pls stforTu Yesterday which declares in
favor OF the initiative and referendum
President Taft. Delegate Cameron and
Governor Sloan were indorsed. Ten dele
gates were nominated for the constltu-
tional convention.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
Exenuaturs Signed.

WASHINGTON. Aug 2l.-President
Taft today signed the eNeGuaturs OF Sc
nor Don Caesar y. Barranco as Cuban
vice consul here. Mr.. Barranco was for
mcrly chancellor OF the Cuban legation
In WnahIngIon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
Grenada Is Taken.

WASHINGTON. Aug, 2l.-Grenada
was taken by the revolutionary forces
under General Chamorro and General
Mena. according to cablegram re-
ceived late tonight by Senior Catrilio;
The Madriz forces rallied and attacked
the revolutionary troops, but were de-
featcd decisively. Tipitapa is IN the
mower of the revolutionists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
British Cruiser Aground.

TOXIC, Aug 2l.-Thc British cruiser
bedford run ashore on the southwest
norton OF Quelpart island today. Japan
csc wnrsbips have been sent TO her as
sistnnce The weather lis bad. The Bod
ford at the time OF the accident was
sailing with the British squadron from
Wei HAL Wei. China, for Nasasaki.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
Mikado's Government Acquires
Vast Territory and Twelve
Millions of Population.
FULFILLING TERMS OF
TREATY OF PORTSMOUTH
Heads of Dynasty Will Be Made
Princes; People Kept in
Ignorance.

TOXIC, Aug. 21.-Within the week
"the Hermit kingdom" and the empire
Of Korea will become historical terms,
twelve millions of people will be added
to the population of Japan, and terri
tory as large as England will become
part of the japanese empire, The
treaty of Portsmouth, which settled the
war between Japan and Russia, provides
that japan shall have the 'guldancey
protection and control' Of Korea, and
the last stage of this agreement is now
becoming an actually after three years
of experimenting TO discover practlca,
method for conservation of the natlonal
entity of the Korean peninsula.
The privy council of Japan today was
summoned to meet at 1890 clock TO-
morrow, and this is regarded by well
informed persons rs practically the sig
nal to complete the negotiations be"
tween Lieutenant General Terauchi, the
japanese resident general in Korea. and
the Emperor of Korea and his cabinet,
which have continued week.
Korean Emperor Surrenders.
While the negotiations are shrouded
In absolute official silence, there no
longer can be any doubt that the ko'
rean emperor has agreed to sign con-
yention by which, in view OF the un,
tenable conditions obtaining, he and
his government and people consent to
the absolute control Of Korea by the
emperor and government of Japan,
Tonight extra editions of the news
papers say the convention already mas
been signed, but whether or not TINS be
so. some announcement is expected
shortly after the meeting of the ,prlvy
council. This probably will include the
official proclamation of the conclusion
of the convention of annexation, unless
all the representations OF Well-ln-
formed persons are incorrect.
An Old Dynasty.
The VI dynasty in Korea has lasted
for SIS wears. Seven branches or the
family remain, and the heads OF these
will be given rank as princes, a mum,
Der of other officials Will be elevated
to the japanese nobility.
Throughout the negotiations the mass
of the Koreans have been Kept IN en-
tire ignorance of what has been trans"
piring The newspaper censorship Is
complete, and japanese newspapers nave
not been permitted to be sold In Korea
1t is not believed, however. that an
nexation by Japan Will involve dls-
turbnnces in any section OF hoIea'
which is thoroughly policed,, Certainly
the court and cabinet officials In the
peninsula areN quito complacent. The
vast majority of the people OF Korea
realize that conditions IN their country
will be improved. and it will be I'M
possible for the malcontents to arouse
sufficient feeling to create an uprising
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
RevOlutiOnists Defeat Madriz
Forces and Are in Control
of Situation.
GOVERNMENT IS SWIFTLY
NEARING ITS OVERTHROW
American Lives and Property
Reported to Be in Momen-
tary Danger.

!. NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 21.-
+ Rioting in Managua is said to >
+ have reached serious proportions, :
!. two deaths having already been :
:. reported. Many are departing :
+ from the city, and serious appre- :
+ hension is felt by American resi- =
!. dents. The revolutionary forces :
: were reported late today TO be :
+ about twelve miles from Managun
j. and with their march unchecked =
+ were expected shortly to reach the :
! city.
Z.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22
Utahns In New York.

Special 10 The Tribune.
NEW YORK. Aug. @i.-Utahns al New
Yorl. hotels Belmont J. Whcpyal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-22

KEEP the public informed
about your business and
the public will keep you
busy.
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NO matter what business
you are engaged in you
can't get along without ad-
vertising.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-28

The first member OF the Sixty
second Congress wiz be chosen 10
Vermont. where the State electioh
takes pisce esriy in September The
returns VII! be scanned closely by
the leaders OF both parties as they
will be taken as an indication of the
political current throughout the
country
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-28
Ell PASO FREIGHT
STATION ADDITION
BUSINESS OF SOUTHWESTERN
REQUIRES ENLARGEMENT AND
NEW EQUIPMENT.

Among improvements contemplat
ed by the Ell Paso and Southwestern
is the purchase of much new equip
ment and enlargement of the
freight depot at Ell Paso. Announce
ment of the plans is made in an
FL Paso paper as follows:
The increase in the business of
the Z. P. & S. w. has been so great
that General Manager Simmons is
now having prepared plans for an
addition to the roads FL Paso freight
station.
The addition which will be con-
structed in September will double
the capacity of the present freight
house and the addition will cost
$4,000.
The E. P. & S. w. has also placed
an order for eleven handsome steel
passenger cars. General Manager
Simmons says his company is buy
ing the steel cars because they in
crease the safety of the travelling
public and are stronger and more
durable than the modern coaches.
In a wreck the occupants OF
frst-class steel coach are safe from
Are or smashup.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-28
REACTION WAS
AS VIOLENT AS
| LIQUIDATION
Market Found That Things
Were Not So Bad and Gen.
eral Rise in Stocks Follow
ed Yesterday,

NEW YORK. July 27.-The violent
reaction of the market sent stocks
advancing all by leaps and bounds
where yesterday they were breaking
without a sign of resistance Spec
ulative sentiment underwent a trans
formation. The extensive liquidation
Of yesterday afforded a great relief
and to tn was added. according to
rumor. extensive private settlements
whereby embarrassed accounts were
taken over. thus avoiding a contin-
uance OF the sacrifice Of securities in
market where demand was well
nigh paralyzed.
A brighter feeling was due to the
perception OF the fact that the trouble
Of yesterday was not widespread but
confined TO a certain limited area in
the trading. Many rumors were cur
rent as to shifting OF newly acquired
holdings of railroad stocks. pursuant
to the ambitious plans of Morgan in
the coal fields.
Bonds were stronger. Sales $50 e
900. U. S. bonds unchanged.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-28
DOG PRISONER IS
WORKING IN BISBEE
NINE ANIMALS sUccUMB TO DAs-
TARDLY WORK or Halter OF
CANNES.

Edward Dickinson of Tombstone
canyon had two valuable dogs pots
oned last week while absent from
home as a witness in Tombstone.
This makes six dogs which he has
lost within the last eighteen months.
in the same manner.
At the same time these two dogs
were poisoned, seven others in the
same neighborhood met the same
fate among which was q valuable
one belonging to Mrs. Metz which has
been in her possession but a short
while. and for which she paid a con
siderable sum.
Mr.. Dickinson has no idea who the
guilty party may be. but until he is
discovered and punished, that quarter
OF Tombstone canyon may be looked
upon as a very unhealthy quarter
for wandering dogs. It will probably
be more unsafe, however, for the
poisoner, as the owners OF the animals
are indignant and wrought up TO a
high pitch by the loss Of their pets
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-28
RUSSIAN DANCERS COMING.

LONDON. July 27:-Lydie Lopouk-
hova, her brother Feodor. and Alex
ander Vol.nine. the famous Russian
dancers who have veen engaged by
Charles Froman for an American
tour, sailed for New York today on the
Oceanic. Their first performances viii
be given at the Empire theatre IN
New York. Bydie Lopoukhova al
though she is but eighteen years old,
has established a reputation through
out Europe and in st. Petersburg she
IS looked upon as the only rival or
the famous Pavolva. For the past
two seasons she has been a great
favorite at the Russian court. Her
brother is famous as a character
cancer and Volinine, the third member
OF the trio, s a classical dancer.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-28
SUPERVISORS
PLANNING FOR
ROAD SAFETY
ReW Projections win Be Add
ed Upon Naco Road as
Result of Inspection Made
Yesterday.

As the result of Inspection of dam
age done TO Naco Road and its
food projections by the torrent OF
last Friday, number of safeguards
we're planned for the immediate fu
ture by Supervisors J. J. Bowen OF
Bisbee and Jake Shearer of Doug
las. who went over the ground yes
terdsy
After inspecting the wall at john
son addition that gave way it was
decided that the gap should be i'm.
mediately closed and the wall be
made higher and more safe Debris
nov blocking the waterway will also
be removed TO sufficient extent 10 al
low any future floods free passage.
The concrete bridges or the road
both of which were overfiowed. the
water cutting around them. viii be
added to by having long protective
wings of masonry extended on eth
er side. for some distance past the
present ones. This, il is believed,
VIII hold the water in the course
prepared to accommodate it,
Thorough inspection OF the road
way was made. following which Mr..
Bowen stated that the road is in
fair condition and viii require but
little additional work to place it in
excellent shape.